https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cd258a44dc8270f92e185cafa8a55d0d.pdf 6f3bdc246b0a9a351e9936a5c77fbc14 PDF Text Text . Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday,August2,2005 www.mydailysentinel.com " College Football ~erd to host practice~ open to general public HUNTINGTON , W.Va. Marshall football fan s will have multiple opportunities ro see the Thundering Herd practice this August. "We have some of the best fans in the world and I think it is important to give them an ·opportunity to sec the Herd whenever we can." Marshall heau coach Mark Snyder silid. "We have ·se t aside several practices to allow our fans to watd1 how we work anu build our football. team here at th e s'tart of camp. We are also going tu · open up more pract ices in the following weeks." Thundering· Herd players and coaches will be available for autographs fo ll ow ing Media Day activitie' on Friday. August 5 from (>:.\0 p.m.. to 7 p.m. at. J<l:lll C. Edwards Stadium. Fans arc em:uuntged tn bring ili.!lll~ (plea.se lim it one it em per person ) to be signed. The follo-wing ddy (Saturday. August h). Herd fan s are invited to w;lll'il MnrshaU...pr;1c tice fu..tm .1:20. p.m. to 5:20p.m. at the stadium . A Choo,e -A-Seat Day th<tt is being spon>oreu b)' Charter Auelphia and Communications " ;liso scheuuled for 'saturday at the stadjum !'rum 10 a.1i1. to 6 p.m. Marshall fans who bring in their satel lite TV bi ll and sig11 up ror cable will be give n two free Marshall football season tickets courtesy of Auelphia and Charter. In addition to thi s. fans arc encouraged to tailga te and a "lricty of prites and awards lor the best tailgate will he given away. A ch il uren's fun zone with games and ac:tivities will also be open in the West Lot of ·the sladium . _ MarshaJ! . will practice in pads for rhc first time on Monday. Aug ust R. and Herd fan' arc a~a in invited to utt~nd prac tic~ from 3:20 p.m. 1~ 5:20p.m. The Heru wi ll also conuuct ano[her open practice on Saturday. August 1J. at II :JO a.m. thal l:Oilll'idcs with Marshall's final Choose-ASeal Even t. Mmc npen practices will be announced at a later date. "We have a lo t of· wnrk to d<) and it is important for our team and uur coaches to keep focused when we prattice." Snyder said. "We arc working to put a pnYd uct pn the fie ld that all of our fans can be proud of and there are some times where we need to limit access to our faci li ties. I w;m t to thank all of our fans for the.ir dedication to Marshall Football ." Marshall players report for ·Camp on Tuesday and th e Thunderin g Heru .will havt: practice sessions on Wednesda y anu Thursday that are closed to the pub lic. Palmeiro Ljnder ha<eball's urug policv. every playe r is tested at least once between the ·start from Page Bl I I \ ~----· of 1\prin g trainin g and the end of the rcgulm season. Some players are ran<:Jomly selecteli by a computer ror aduitionul tests. All tests are unannounced. The players. association challenged tile positive test in secret proceedings. arid the penalty was held in abeyance until arbitmtor Shyam Das deciued Monday not to overturn it. Palmeiro will Jose $163.934 of his $3 million salmy during the suspension . Because the _penalty was delayeu, it meant at least one member of baseball's man · (Jgement-union medical panel' initially founu there hope that people look at my whole career and appreciate ttla1 I've given everything t~at I've got. ... I respect the ,Hall of Fame. and if thev think .that rIll worthy enough. I would be very hlinorcd. And if they don 't. I gave it all that I had to this game." : Appearing with Mark l'\1cGwire, Sammy Sosa and other baseball stars before a congressional committee on March 17. Palmeiro made an opening statement in which he said. pointing his finger for emphasis: "Let me start by telling ynu this: I have never used steroids. Period. I wa~ a ··rca~onable basi's·· for ' don ' t know how to ~ay it any the challenge. The panel. in a statement m0re clearly than that. by the union. said released Never:· Palmeiro also ~xpresseu Palmeiro could not prove the indignation over accusations . pu,itive lChl "wa> not UUC IO made by former slugger Jo,e his fault or negligence:· It Can seen. who cited Palmeiro . also, concluued, however, as a steroid user in his tell-all that Palmciro'·s te stimony book. In an interview on the was "quite compelling:· and CBS te'levi sion show "t)O it did nor find reason to Minutes.'' Canseco - who helic1·e he was lvin2. Presi uent Bu~sh ~ - who also. testified before owned the Texas Rangers . Con~ress saiu he had injected Palmeiro with while Palmeiro played for the team - called Palmeiro steroids. a "friend" in a round-table Beside<, condemning . steroid u., e during his interv iew with reporters appearance before Congress. from <,everal Texas new>paPalmeiro also took part via . pers. " He \ te,tified in pubconference call in a round- lic. anu I bc li e1·e him ." Bush table discu ssion last IUOillh added~ Palmeiro ><Junde<l contrite about how to nu sport s of steroids with memher' of on the conference .:all. say- · Congress and repre~entative ... in~ he hup~d there was from the NFL, NBA . NHL ~omcthing to he gained from hi' ~u~pcpsio n hy ~ducating and .Major League Baseball. Chri,topher Shays of player' to ·he more carefu l Connecticut. the No. 1 .1b11ut \\ h.tt the) put in their Republican on the comm i11ee bodie,. "I maue a mistake and I'm that investigated steroids in facing it:· he >aiu. ''I hope baseball. ,;aiu in a telephone · that people learn from my intervi ew: " He ended up mi>takc and I hope that the _ bein g the most outspoken fan~ forgi,·e me ... against ste ro id use and .ev~n Cnion head Donald Fehr this guy i' in ·a -;ituat ion said the suspen s·ion "should where he·s been >uspended . 'Cf\ C I() di,peJ UOUbts about It just blow s me away. our uetermination to rill Obviously. it calh into ques- baseball Of illegal steroids: tion every accompil<,hment or the qren~th or effectivehe's had ." ne:"~'i of oUr t'e'<ting program.·· It wasn't clear whether Baltimore manager l:.ee Palmeiro \ te't 11 as taken \1auil!i said hi, player' hefore or after he 'poke 1vere "a lillie disappointed" before the congre"iil.n;d · but wanted to 'upporl their panel. Anyone who lie' teammate. under oath could be poten·The timing obi'LOUs ly is tially 'ubjecttn criminal per- not ~ood:· "1·i.d Mazzilli. jury charge': Congre" has ''hose team ha' lost J2.of the the option of referring the last U game,. "We· r~ going case to the Ju"i ce to have to make do right Department. whic h w'otdu 110\\*.-. wc ·rc goin g: to h<J\'e to deciue whether it', worth band to~ethcr a' a team and p11 rSUlllg. light th(ough it." - . All309 surviv~ . Edwards' agent sends Browns new proposal BEREA (AP) - Agent Lamont Smith is waiting for the Cleveland Browns to reply to his latest corllract request for rookie wide receiver Braylon Euwards, whose holdout moved into its seconu week on Monuay. "We've talked quite · extensively the last couple Jays." Smitll said. "We're waiting Dn -the ir iesponse to DUr third proposal.'' Smith saiu he spoke w.ith the Browns' top negotiating team for two hours on Sunday and for another I 1/2 hours Monday. Edwards has missed four of workouts , including four with the ream's rookies .' Last week, Smith was hopeful Edwards · would only miss a day or two as the sides finalized a deal. Now, he's not sure what to think . "T-here was a poi or when I was optimistic," he ~aid : "It's hard to say when we'll have something.:· Smith said the signing of wi.de rece ivers Trdy Willian,__· the No. 7 pick hy Oakland. nnd Mike Williams . the No. 10 se lection hy Detroit, Cllllid help spee d up ,n~!!oriatiom; with days of tra ining camp since the Brm"'"· He also pointed the club's veterans reported· to th e signi ng or running on Friday . The No.3 overall back Carnell ··cadillac'' .pick has rnisscu eight days Williams, the No . 5 overall pick by Tampa Bay, as another positive sign. Smith would not say where Edwards was, but that he was "with his family." Meanwhile. Browns coach Romeo Cr.ennel said Edwurds • holdout could be costing him a starting job : "Unless he \ un unbeliev able phenom. the likelihood that he ' will start will decrea se," Crennel said. '' It's a problem for Bmylon to miss because he is going to be behind everyone else. The b~ginning of training camp is valuable t.ime for any player. We do individual drills for the players and onre the season starts and you start game planning you Cllt back on the individual stuff. "What we'll have to do is catch him up when he gets in here . That means that he and the coaches will have to spend extra time but that's what it will be and that's what we'll have to do." Hall of Fame runnin g • back Jim Brown, now working as executive advi ser for the Brown s. said he .has not spoken with Edwurus anC: is nor getting involved in the . negotiations. However. Brown said if he were a 22' year-old he'd be in camp on time. ''Your legacy is ' baseu on how you play," Brown saiu. "!. would not miss part of training camp for a certain amount of moi1ey." Owens arrives.at Eagles camp with nothing to say For once. Terrel l Owens · While Philadelphia has its the ground for ·several minhad nothing to say. No. I wide receiver in camp. Lite ~ before he was helped to The uisgruntleu wide the team was missing Pro his feet.and to a waiting carl. rece1vcr showed up at Bowl runnin g back Brian The 6-fout-5, 255-pound Philauclphia Eag les trainrng Westbrook. · Cody was to have been a big Westbrook signeu a one- part of the Ravens' rejuvenalcamp on Monuay night, but declined to speak to reporters year. $1.43 million contract eq pass rush. who chronic led his every in June. but wants a longRunning back Jamal Lewis move. · term deid. He didn't st ick to a · will be released from an Owens ended speculatioi1 pledge made earlier this sum- Atlanta halfway house whe th er he 1'/0uld beat a mer that he wouldn't hold Tuesday and will report to training camp Thursday for Monday deadline to report to out. camp when he sauntered into . Colts three days of sideline work Edgcrrin James will get a with head train er Bill the Eagles training facility an hour before a 7:00 p.m . taste of Japanese culture after Tessendorf. He will suit up for his ftrst padded practice team meeting wearing a cam- all. ou flage shirt and cap. He A week afte r threatening tq on Monday. walked away from the gath- ge t no closer to Tokyo than a Chargers ered media, bobbing hi s head stop at the Benihana restauOutside linebacker Shawne as he li stened to music. ' rant chain, James backed Merriman agreed 'to a fiveHe left the talking to ngent down Monday. say ing he year deal on Monuay after Drew Rosenhaus. who would join his teammates on missing just the first week of accompanied his high-profi le the roughly 14-hour llighl camp. His contrac t potelllialclient and saiu he will meet that leaves Indianapoli s on ly is worth $15.73 million, with Eagles coach Andy Reid Tuesday. with $9 million guaranteed. and presiden( Joe Banner on ''I'm going to go, I didn't Merriman. the 12th player Tucsuay to discuss Owens' have many options," he said. picked in the NFL draft. comract. 'Tm going to go ahead and caused a stir when he stayed "A ll . the tal k. al l the get it over with." away from both minicamps The Colts are sti ll debating and other offseason workouts rhetoric ii1 the oft\ea~on is meaningl eSs," Rosenhau s how much James and the rest on the advice of hi s agent, said. "He'.s here. He's not of the starters might play in Kevin Poston. _w ho didn't happy with his contract. but Saturday's preseason opener like the .word1ng 111 the agreehe's a professional and he'll against the Atlal)ta Falcons. ment that protects players in do his best to help the t;:agles Coach Tony Dungy's game. case they get hu11 before they · script isn't likely to be com- sign u contract.. , win a c.hampionship." Owens wants to renegoti- plcteu unttl Tuesday. He " due 111 camp on ate the seven-year. $48.Y7 Ravens , Tuesday. when the Chargers million deal he signed after Rookie linebacker Dan have a night practice . coming ro· Philadelphia in Coctr sprained a ligament in , The C harger~· only ·March 2004. · The Eagles hts nght knee Monday morn- un stgned player ts All-Pro have said they have no inten- ing during Baltimore's first tight end Antonio Gates. who tion of doing so. . training camp practice. There is seeki ng a long-term deal "tt's always productive is no timetable for his return. averaging between $4 mil"He's going to be evaiu\'tt- lion and $5 million a year. when you have dialogue.'' Roscnhaus said. "We're ed later in camp, which l'atriots looking forward to it.'' means he'll be our until it setWide receiver Tini' Dwi2ht Rose nhaus wouldn't rule · ties down ," Ravens was activated from the physout that Owens could leave spokesman Kevin Byrne ieally unable to perform list. camp, but said he's optim istic satd. New England also released the two sides can avo id that ''(The doctors) know for nose tackle Ethan Kelley and scenario. sure it's between a :'ie~.onu- wiue receiver Jake Schifino. "We' re not here to negoti- and tlmd-degree spram. Dw1ghr . who underwent ate in bad faith or threaten to The injury occurred mid- surgery, on hi s ,right big toe in walk out." Rosenhaus said. way throu gh the mornmg January, signed as a free "This isn' t about leverage.'' session. Cody remained on agent last March 13 after spending the· previous four seaMJns with San Diego. He pat1icipated Monday in his .. first practice of training camp. Titans The Titans think their top draft pick. Adam · ·'Pacman" Jones. could ha've been signed to a deal already. The corne rback' s age nt sa id that the team on ly has to say yes to bring the sixth pick overall to camp. ' General manager Floyd Reese said he responded to a letter sent by agent Michael Huyghue with a letter of his own. Reese said he was befuddled since they are about $250,000 apart in a five-year deal with about $200,000 uifference in guar·anteed money. Now the Titans are braci ng for a potentially long holdout with Jones already having missed four days of training .. camp. , 'This deal shou ld 've been done last nighr:··Reesc said. " I don't know what's going to be the impetus to get us over the hump." Seahawks Shaun Alexander reported to camp Monday, three days late because of the birth of hi s second child. He compared the Seahawks to a family and expressed hope that he '11 stay in Sea11le for a long time. "I would be shocked if I'm not here next year, Alexander saiu. "I would be shocked if I'm not here two years from now or three ye:trs from now ... Alexander signed a S6.32 million tender last week ~ the first step toward the · longterm contract that the >tanuout running . back ana the Seahawks front office both say they'd like to sec. ,. en ne Middleport • Po~eroy, ()hio ;;o ( L'\TS • \ 'ol. ;;_.. :\o. SPORTS . • Boyles finishes Hall of Fame career. See Page 81 \\I :.q:! plans to l ~a'te a new power plant in southern Meigs County. ' ' , . MtbDLEPORT - .Meigs At . ~uesday s: monthly County Chamber of Assoctatton meetmg,_ Roush Commerce Director Erin· dtscussed the tmportance of · Roush encouraged members communitysupport of AEP's of · th e Middleport cost recovery plan now under Community Association to constderatton by _the Puhhc attend a public hearing Uttltttes Comm ts ston ot Thursday in support of Ohio. Thursday's hearing .at American Electric Ppwer 's Meigs High School is the · Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAtLYSENTtNEL.COM Bv DIANE PoTTORFF OPOTIORFF@MYDAILYREGISTER.COM Page AS • Ralph G. Fruth, 81 • Marjorie Johnson, 82 • Harold Mays, 55 INSIDE • Middleport Church begins new ministry, See Page A3 • Holzer Medical Center to host kids' fair. See Page A3 • Schmidt elected in GOP-dominated House district. See Page A5 I Sl l \' , \l ' l a ·s ·I :1. INDEX 2 S~CTIONS - 12 PAGfS We' II deliver all the local happenings right to your home. 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T!Je ch1ef f(mtit! the driver on the other side of the car relieving himself. "When David asked what he what he \>(aS doing," McCoy said. "He said 'What do you think I am doirig~" ' A background check Please see Chase, AS · I ha\'e not h<cn a 'uh>Crih<r in Ihe pa'l >O da) s. Enclo;cd. i, 3 Schools supplies needed BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - With the opening of school less than a month away, many Meigs County parents are concerned . about the expense of ge tting shoes and clothes as well as needed school supplies for their children. When there are several in the family .. it's not a small expense. So f(,r the past several years, several organizations · have co llected paper, pencils, crayoDs. scissors, gl ue, ,back packs, and the list goes on, in the hope of seeing that every child goes to school with the things they need for a successful first day. God's Net. a branch of the Meigs Cooperati ve Parish locateu in the Mulberry Community Center. is a distribution center for contribu: lions. Among those collecting school items is Peoples Bank in Pomeroy. Things from the bank will go to both s. paper, crayons and a variety of other God's Net and the Mid- Back packs, Valley Christian School in school supplies have been brought to Peoples Bank in Middleport. Cash donations Pomeroy where they are being collected to take to God's Net and the Mid-Valley Christian School. Jacob Hoback proudly dis· Please see Supplies, AS plays some crayons from the school items brought in already. Jell Daratfphoto t\':_,!l:~~~:Yf:'t:!:i!J~!:Q!::::;.!.:Cl!~!!t....:!!: 111~ P"''nl<nt of S>O. I9 for > momhs of th< Daih So•nrin.-1. Endo-.~d i~ m y paymem of S59. 1"5 for 116 month subscription. I 1'\amt' ---~-----------------------_:_ oritize goals for downtown beautificati on and increasing shopping traffi c. Once the revitiliz<Hion pl~n has been .completed, the· team hope s to hire a eoordi nator to implement it It w;;s reponed that · merchants or.,anizations 111 M . C e 1 wv d ason oun y. · a. an .. . Please see PUCO•.AS Strickland raises $1 million for governor's race Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . COLUMBUS- U.S. Re.p. Ted Strick land has raised $1 million for his gubernatorial campaign in· 80 days. The Strickland campaign reported that his gubernatorial campaign fu nd has gone from zero to $1 million in the bank in only 80 days. At a daily average contribu tion rate of more th an $13.000, Strickland has raised a total of $ 1.074 million since early May. The · campaign had expenses of $74;000 -. leaving an on.-hand balance of $1 n1illion. · Strickland said the fundraising "rellects the hunger people have for honest. forwardlooking leadership'' Rai sing $921.000 from 60 til' Ohio's R8 counties, t~e Strickland camp~ign receiveq wide su pport from across the state. The counties wi th the largest amount of cnn trih uti nns were Franklin County · at $2 14.000 and ,at Cuyahoga County $ 16.1.000. but smal ler counties accounted for Sif.!nificafll financial support as well . Scioto anu Geauga Counties Please see Strickland,.AS ' Motorcycle collides with car MIDDLEPORT - Most people have a toy fire truck-packed away in their memories from childhood but Middleport tiretighrer Jeff Darst has two life-sized antique fire trucks parked in his,driveway. "The toys just get bigger•anu more ex pen- · sive as ·you get older." Darst said of his hobby BY BETH SERGENT of restoring old fire trucks. BSERGENT@I.i!YDAI LYSENTINEL.COM In 2003 Darst purchased his first antique tire truck. a I948 Seagrave. from a seller on eBay. POMEROY . - Yesterday The truck had to be hauleu to Miuuleport and Sgt. Ronald Spaun of the required body work anu a paint job. Working fron1 March of 200:1 to October of Pomernv Police Department ~ that year. Darst spent his free time rqtoring released a report on a weekend lraflic acL·ident that' sent one ~-~-· · the fire truck as well as around $6.000 of his man to St. Mary's Hospital via Beth Sergentfphoto own money . Net life ll1ght. The most expensive part of the restoration Health Jeff Darst spent about seven months and $6,000 restoring this 1948 Spaun said that around 8:47 Seagrave fire truck that he purchased through eBay. Darst is a second gener- was the ti~e engine red paint. The truck began as an orange color and was rusteu in Jllaces. It p.m. th is past Saturday. Susan ation firefighter for the Middleport Volunteer Fire Department Karr. 51. Long Bottom. was · also required a fe.nder be welded on. The · fire truck is nmv brigh't red and runs Uri \·ing a Honda ~edan on 'This ."before" with a 12-cylinder engine, gelting around four East \1am Street carrying two pa .'-~~engcr~. "hit ~ Jason picture of m!Jes per gallon. . Darst's fire ·Yochum. 25. Hill shnrn. was ''I'm not worried · about taking it out anydri1· in ~ a 1999 Kawa saki truck shows where.'' Qarst said about· the engine's reliabil nwton:IL·Ic behinu h,·r. the extensive ity. "it just takes a wh,ile longer to get there ... Karr ·.,l'ml·cd uown to make paint job and The 194S Seagrave can pick up speed to a left turn inr,, Wenuy·s parkbody work that about 40 miles-per-hour and has revi sited its hometown of Columbus as well · <ls made ing lm but Yochum failed to was required to appearances at local paraues anu tollk home ~~\~W Jown tlr slop . ... triking get the truck the juuges rhoice aw<~rll at the Fire Mu ster at the rear nf Ka tT\ \'t:hicle . into its present Spaun. \\ lw \\: a~ firs-t to the Ohin Stut·c Fire Acauemy in Reynoldsburg. mint condition. •• I nnn:ntl~ · ~uh....:rihe to the..· Daily Sl!lllillef. Development has been hired to work with a. leadership team as a facilitator to rormulate a rev1tahzallon plan. Hts fee will be patd by the · Department of Joh and Family Servi ces. Using <lata from a recently·_ completed market survey ol Middleport shoppers and business owners. Runser will help the leadership team pri : Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM FREE comic u 111 brcll~ ... < I0 . © 2005 Ohio Valley P.ubli"ihin~ Co. third and final hearing on AEP's proposal to recover ~early $ 1 billion in co~struclion costs as.soctated With the clean-coal _technology plant. AssoctattOn Vtce Pres1uert Tom Dooley discussed progress in . Middleport's downtown revttahzattan proJect. Ka~J Runser of the Institu te for Local Government and Rural Fire trucks aren~t just for kids "Your Hometown''Newspaper" Drop tht!» coup.,_-m off 111 our offi ce at 11'1 Courts~.;: Pomeroy. Ohio with your payment and recCive .: 0 . Calendars A3 Classifieds Bs Comics B2-4 . 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' PageA2 NATION •· WORLD · The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,August3,2005 ' Community Calendar All 309 survive fiery crash of jetliner in Toronto BY ROB GILUES AND · BETH DUFF-BROWN Public meetings .·ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS TORONTO - A jetliner carrying 309 people skidded off a runway while landing in . a thunderstorm Tuesday, sliding into a rav ine and breaking into pieces. but remarkabl y everyone aboiml survived by jumping · to safe ty in the moments before the plane hurst into !lames. .As man y '" 43 people suffered ·minor inju ries in the 4:03 p.m. crash landing or Air France Flight · 358 from Par is - the l"irst time an Airbus A340 had c rashed in its I J ve,tr> of com mer· cia! se rvice. The pltt ne . carrytng 297 p<tssengcrs and 12 new. oyerran the rurnv~ - by 200 yards at THruntu 's Pearson International Ai rpo rt. said Steve Shaw. a vice president of the Greater Toronto Airport Authority. While Shaw sa id tiJCrc Were 4J ir.1j ured pa sseng~ rs. , Air France sa id in a stateme nt · th at 22 passe ngers were treated ror minor inJuries. The aircraft skidlkd down a slope "into a wooded .area next tu 0111.: of c .~nada' s bUsiest hi~h wavs, and .-.o rne survi vors ~a iJ ti1Ht passe nger-. scrambled up to the road to calth riJe.,. with passing c.1 rs. Relatives and fri ends v.ere tak en to the Sheraton hotel at the airport .md asked to wait there unti l tile passengers joined . them . Several hours luler. passengt!r~ in r~d hl,an- ket -.. were taken on buses to the hote l. where families hu gged and held"one another Gwen Dunlop. a Toronto resident who wa..; on the fli ght r~lU!~ning from v_acatinn in France, said when the plane firs t touched d(iwn the passengers believed they had landed safe ly and clapped witti rei icf. . "On ly sewnds later. it .start · ed reall y moving anU obviously it wasn't OK:· said Dunlop. ' Wednesday, August 3 Momi11g (7,a.m.-Noo11) Expect a humid morning. Temperatures wtll nse to 88 with today 's low of ? l occurring around 6 a.m. Sktes wtll be sunny to most)y sunny with 5 MPH winds from the east .turnin g from the northeast as the morning progresses. Afternoon (1-6 P:lll.) . Te mp~ ratures wtll ~em~un around 92 wnh today s htgh of 93 occurrin g around 4 p.m. Skies wi ll ran ge from sunny to mostly sunny with calm. Eve11ing (7 p.m,-Mid11igltt) Temperatures will fall from 91 early this ·evening to -77. Skies wi ll be clear to mostly clear v.ith 5 MPH winds.from the east tllrning from the northeast as the ~e nin g pro· gresses. • AP Photo ~ Overnight (1-6 a.m.) Drivers watch as an Air France plane burns after ru nning off the runway during a landmg at Temperatures will stay near Pearson International Airpor t 111 Toronto Tuesday. More than 300 people escaped with their lives , some stumbling to a nearby highway to flag down passing commuters, after the jet skidded off the runway Tuesday and then burst into flames dunng a fierce thunderstorm at the airport. 73. Skies will range from mostly clear to partly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the east turn ing from the south as the ove rn ight progresses. · Thursday, August .4 Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noor1) It will be a humid morning. Temperatures will climb from 72 to 90 by late this morning. Skies will be mostly sunny to part ly cloud y with 5 MPH winds !rom the south -turmng from the southwest as the morning progresses. A/lemoon (1-6 p.m.) It will rema in humid . , Temperatures will hold steady around 94. Skies will range from mostly sunny to mostly · · doud y with 5 MPH winds from the west turning from the southwest as the . after· · noon progr~sses. Local Stocks "At some roim the wing was She s.tid the pouring rain. off. 'The oxygen masks never )ightnin g atid thunder added ,·ame dov. n: the plane was to the drama.- "We were just Ii ilin,; up with smoke." · thrown in to the weather." She. s,tid one of the _!light Roe! Bramar, ·who was in attendants fried to calm pas- the back of the pbne. >aid he sengers and tell them that used an e.<cape chut e to get everyt hing was fi ne. out of the plane. "One o f the hostesses said, •·we had a hell of a roller 'You e<tn cttlm dow n. it's coaster comin g down the OK.' and yet the plane was ravine:· Bramar to ld CNN. · · on fire and smoke was pourBramar and fellow passentng in:· Dunl op tolll The AP. ger Olivier Dubois both said ··1 don ' t like to criticize. bllt the power -went off shortl y the stall did not seem hcl pflll before landing, perhaps after · the plane was hit by lighting. or prepared.". Dun lop. who was ushered Duboi s said he did not away from journali sts by air- expect a crash landing and port officials. sa1d some pas- .· that there was no warmng se n ~e r s went down emerfrom the captain . ge n~y chut es. whi le others " It was very ve ry fa st. " Dubois said . "As soon as jumped out on thei r ow n. · "We were all trying to go the plane stopped. the y up a hill : it was all mud and immed iately opened th e we lost ollr shoes. We were side of the plane where we jus t scra mbling. people couldn't see anything ;~nd wi th ,· hi ldren." they told us to jump ... There was no time to spare. Ju st moments after the crash, a portion of the plane wing could be seen juttin g l'rom the tree s as smoke and flam es poured from the middl e of its 1\ro- ·s ken fu sel age .. A row of emergency vehi- cles lined up behind the wreck. and a fire truck >prayed the fl ames with water. A govern ment transportation hi ghway camera .-~co rded the burning plane, anU the footage was broadcast live on television in Canada and the United States. Dubois said some pa"en· ge rs sc rambled onto nearby Hi ghwa y 40 I, where cars stopped, picked them up and took them to the airport. Two busloads of pa ssengers were tak e n to an airport medi cal center. WASHINGTON President Bu>h on Tuesday reaffirmed his opposition to any legi slation that would allow more federal monev to be spent on embryonic s'tem cell research . "I am confident I have achieved the ri ght balance between science and ethics." Bush said during a White House· interview with reporters from eight newspapers. The prestdent\ comments were hi s fir st on the su bject since Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R· Tenn .. reversed hi s positio~ to support more federal ,dollars for stem cell research. In "001 Bush banned fed· era I dollars for stem · ce ll lines, although private groups ha ve paid for some new researc h. A Senate bill would lift those restrictions. · "'There are ethical dilemmas whe·n it comes to science, and I th ink it's very important for a government to recognize tho>e ethical dilemmas," Bush told the reporters. "The dilemma I wa s faced with v. as do I allow the destruction of life in order to advance science ." In the interview, conducted shortl y before Bush left for a monthlong stay at "his Texas · ranch, the president also commented about terrorism, hi s nomination nf John Roberts to the Supreme Court and recent legislati ve victories. Looking ahead to Senate con.firmation heann gs for plenty of legislators in Washington , and what we needed was a judge that I called a' strict construction· ist." Roberts' record, he said, "convinced me that he would be such a judge ." In a speech Wednesday in Grapevine, Texas, Bush will talk about the fight against terrorists. "They are narrowminded people, don ' t tolerate human rights, women 's rights, don't tolerate dissent," thing as rule of law as far as they're co ncerned - that they're cold-blooded killers." Bush spoke Tuesday with reporters from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, The Detroit News, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the Portland (Maine ) Press Herald, The. Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot News, The Hartford (Conn.) Courant, The Des Moines (Iowa) Register and The New Orleans Times-Picayune . Clubs and organizations NSC- 37.46 ACI- 58.74 · Oak Hill Financial AEP- 38.40 31.91 Akzo- 41.30 OVB - 25.55 Ashland Inc. - 61.43 BBT- 42.22 AT&T-19.97 Peoples - 30.04 BLI-13.16 Pepsico - 54.84 Bob Evans - 25.33 Premier - 12.15 BorgWarner - 58.25 Rockwell - 50.88 Champion - 4.12 Charming Shops - 12.06 Rocky Boots- 27.97 RD Shell - 63.57 City Holding - 38.10 · SBC- 24.66 ·Col - 49,08 Sears -155 DG- 20.25 Wai-Mart - 49.80 DuPont - 43.03 Wendy's - 52.15 Federal Mogul - .68 Worthington - 18.11 USB- 30.01 Gannett - 72.21 General Elec~rlc - 34.25 Dally stock reports are · the 4 p.m. closing quotes GKNLY- 4.77 Harley Davidson - 52.80 of the previous day's transactions, provided by JPM- 35.55 Kroger- 19.78 Smith Partners at Advest Ltd. -24.92 Inc. of Gallipolis. ®r . lKI.¢l!Y lK. n~Ji\~ .Bush reiterates opposition to expanded stem cell research \(11\ta~Ptl'N~~l"RBY DEB RIECHMANN rese arch beyond exi sting cell Roberts , Bush said, "We got he said. "There's no such ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Wednesday, Aug. 3 PAGEVILLE Scipio Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m., Pageville town hall. Thursday, Aug. 4 POMEROY - Public Utilities Commission of Ohio p~blic hearing on American Electric Power application for cost re covery for IGCC . power plant, 6:30 p.m., Meigs High School. Purpose is to all ow public comment on the application. County Commissioners urge public attendance. MIDDLEPORT - Special meetin g of Middleport Village Council. 5:30 p.m ., council chambers. '• POMEROY - Salisbury Towt] Ship Tru,stees, . 6:30 p.m., town hall. . Monday, Aug. 8 ATHENS - Regain 14 youth counci l meeting wi ll be held at 9 a.m.' at the Athens County Department of Job and Family Services on State Route 13 in Chauncey. Aulo Accidents Workers' Compensation Thursday, Aug. 4 POMEROY - , Hol~~r · Hospice Mei gs County "Dinner with Friend's," 6 p.m ., Bob Evans in Mason , W.Va. · TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m at the hall . hll!nsic Prufe~si~uls 20 ~ TH ~ fX!lCOCC ' Memtx:r d Amcrkan .~cademy of Ml'dit'll A ~up.iOtiurt: • Spm1s lnjurie• 1 M ~»tlru:umnc~ • ML-dicare • Acu puncturr • Sam<: day appt. RaVeiiSWood Chiropractic Center - .304-2 73-5321 w . 316 Washin n St. Ravenswood, WV Report says police failed to follo~ procedures when ·New Jersey boys disappeared Bv GEOFF MULVIHILL · Parents of the boys and ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER thei r attorneys were give n the report Tuesday . morning: it · CAMDEN . NJ . - Police was then released publicly. A failed to fo llow pro per proce- lawye r for one of the boy's dures a> thev searched for mothers said it was unfair to three mi ss it1g boys later criticize the fami lies"for their found · dead. · neglecti ng a · search efforts and that hts i1ational group·, rcco mmen· client did not know whether dations to immediately look her son had played in the. in enclosed spaces such as trunk before .. car tnmks, a report released "They speak of the parents Tuesday said . and the police in the same The report al'o l".tulted ptir- sentence. as though parents ems of the children for wait- arc supposed to be held to th e ing three· hours to call police .. standards as properly trained and for not dtsclosi ng during officials." 'aid Paul Brandes. the massi,·e 'search that one of a lawyer for Anibal's mother. the boys had prnious ly Elba Cn~t . . played in the trunk of the car Camden J?Oiice never adopt· that was parked in the ya rd ed searc h procedures recom, where they had been last seen. mended in · 1998 · by the ; The victi ms Anibal National Center for Missi ng Cru z. I l: Daniel Ago>to. 6: und Exploited Children. the and Jesstin Pagan. 5~-- were report said. Thi1t advice states foun d in the car's trunk after that, in cases of missing chi l· twp day' of fruitle>' search· dren. pollee should immediate· ing after the; va ni shed June ly search confined spaces such 22 from the yard of the Crut a; refrige rators and car tnmks. bome. An autopsy concl"uded By the day after the boys they were ali ve for hours 'ani shed. 150 law enforce' while the search continued. ment officials were using "There's J'llOugh blame ·to boah. helicopters and search go around - the city. the Jog' in a vain attempt to find police and the family:· said them. But the report said oftiCamden County Prosecutor ci;tl s should h;tve brought the v;ncent P. S:trutibi. dog" i'n ' \OOJh!f. ,., . We'll deliver all the local happenings right to your home. Stop by our office and subscribe to the Daily' Sentinel for 3 months for only $30.19 and receive a FREE comic umbrella* ! II you arc u c urrem subo,;criber, you can receive a free umbrella by extending your subscription for 6 mon th.., tor onl y $59. 15. · ("' P;tymcnt mu ~t be made in p~r~on at th ~ Daily Sentinel, I ll Coun St ., Pomeroy, Ohio in order to rece1vc you r Free comic umbrel la. 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To make a wreath first get a ring form , fill it with soaked long fiber spli sgum moss, then ti ll the cav ity with moist potting. soil, arran!ie the succulents into the sot!, and when sati· fied with the arrange ment place the ~ppe_r ring on, clip it tn place, stuttmg more moss around the outer edge of the form. Leave the wreath on a tlat surface for several weeks before hanging it to allow the plants to take root. Groom it occasionally, replace plants that die or grow too large. With regular care a succulent wreath vvill give you years or pleasure, she said. Flowers for hummingbirdswas the topic of Donna Jenkins who tallied about hot hued !lowers servig up abundan ce of nectar keeping the. hummingbirds coming back ·. for more each season. Blood lobelia is a favorite of hummingbirds, she said . In ge neral they hone in on scarlet and orange flowers, but not all red flowers make the cut. They will dine on sugar water in feeders, but llowers are a more dependable dmw for them. Jenkins named several !lowers the" h'ummingbirds li~e including fuchsias, salvias and penstemons along with corahoneysuckl e, and bells, columbine. Planting such !lowers bring the hummingbirds coming back year after year. They also h1we elderberries. · C8 and Your Health A Community Health Project If you consumed water for at least one year from any of the public water districts listed below or private wells located within their boundaries, you may be eligible to take part In the Conimunity Health Project. Participation cons,stS of 'completing a heahh ques~onnaire and having your blood tested. Your piivacy is ensured and testing is strictly limrted to specifii: blood chemistries. Watet Districts imolved In the C8 Community Health rn»lect ~·~----------~-------------------1 . Church events To find out more about eligibility and to complete the questionnaire online, please visit http:/lwww.cShealthproject.org, or c a II 1-800-605-6850. Address -----------------------~--------- 1 D Reunions You will not be tested for drugs H!Y or sexually transmitted diseases. Namc---------------------------------- 1 D -. Friday, Aug. 5 at 9:30 a.m. and church at POMEROY - Meigs I0:30. Pastor Arland King ·county PERl Chapter 74, will lead services. II :45 luncheon meeting. Meigs County Multipurpose DEAR ABBY: We have a Senior Center, with represen· stalker living in our apart· tatiaves of Aetna and Medical Saturday, Aug. ·6 ment building. It's the resiMutual insurance companies RACINE - Beegle family dential manage r. ··Jerry." The as speaker>. · Call 992-2 161 reunion wil be held at the owners of the building have by Aug. 4 for reservation. home of Ronnie and Leanna been call ed several times Saturday, Aug. 6 Beegle, noon to 4 p.m. with a SALEM CENTER - Star square dance to follow, 7 to ·about it . hut all they say is. Grange #778 and Star Junior II p.m Take lawn chairs . "He's just weird ." Several women tenant > say Grange #878, potluck dinner snacks. Family and friend s he 's harass ing them . Jerry has al 6:30 p.m.. meeting at 7:30. invited. tried to enter their apartments Craft 'and CWA judgin g. Sunday, Aug. 7 late at ni ght. One lady feels Election .or officers. RUTLAND Davi s he r safety is being threatened HARRISONVILLE reunion, descendant s of because he goes through !he Harrisonville Masonic Lodge Orlando and Catherine 411 , 7:30 pi .m. Satourday ad t Davis, 12:30 p.m., Rutland hall s announcing that she is Lodge hall . Refreshments. ·Fire Department. Take cov- alone now. When she infort11ed her doctor about it. ered di sh and game prize:;: he said he was going .to call the sheriff. One of the women is think-· Friday, Aug. 5 in g about ask ing to have ATHENS - "Chi ldren of Monday, Aug. 8 deadbolt locks installed on. Eden," a Biblical story of EAST MEIGS -!:. parent the inside of our' doors. Have Adam and Eve watching their meeting will be held at 7 p.m. sons, Cain and Abel struggle, on the Eastern High School · you any other suggestions') and a second act of Noah and football bleachers tor all par· - SINGLE AND WOR· his wife tryin g to get their ents who have a son or RIED IN MINNESOTA DEAR WORRIED : Ju st family i'n order before the daughter playing .in fall thi s. Although a landlord may flood . Geared to get parents spom. · and their children to ponder Sou thern be clltitlcd to have access to RACIN E choices. Performances 8 p.m Junior Hi gh 7th and 8th grade an apartment , that access has ·nightly throu gh Sunday, Aug. girls vdlleyball first practice , to be rea sqnable. Tenant s 14 at the Athens First 6 pi.m. Must have sports have rightS: and the con· P;esbyterian Church, corner pihysical lo practice. For cern ed tenant s in your build· of Court and Washington more information. call 1.-isa ing should consult a re al estate , attorney who can Streets. Woods, 992-6752 . Sunday, Aug. 7 POMEROY Me igs review your leases and POMEROY - Enterprise Band Boosters will meet at 6 explain what yo ur ri ghts ;ire. United Methodist Church will p.m at the band booth at the Jerry appears to be more than hold services in conjunction fairgrounds. Short business weird; hi s behavi'o r seems with congregation at Pomeroy meeting followed by cleaning bizarre and I don't blame you Church of Christ beginning the booth. Band parents for being concerned about it. Sunday, with Su nday school encouraged to turn out. DEAR ABBY: My 11 -yearold son. "Noah." still wets the bed. I did, too, until I was 12- so .l know how humiliating it is . My husband . RUTLAND Marjori e· Donna Jenkins read devotions Fetty of Pomeroy was installed using "Old Age is the Season, as r~ g io.nal director for 2005· and " Thank You Lord. " 06 at the recent convention of Members responded to roll the Ohio Association of call with a patriotic comment. Gru·den Clubs, it was reported Atkin s reported that the at a recent meeting of the door pri ~e gi~en for the Rutland Garden Club. OAGC convention was a Janet Bolin, a guest at the book on container gardening meeting, reported on the con·.. and garden tools. A thank you vention notmg that it was suc- care was received thanking cessful and that the table deco· the club for a donation to the rations of bee hives made by Wakeena Preserve in memory Region II garden club mem- of Eva Robson. The traveling prize fur-. bers were all sold. Bolin, past president of the OAGC, was nished by Donna Jenkins, was an arranger for the convention won by Marjorie R)ce. · The where a rashion show was held August prize will be fur nished by Joy Combs for the to honor all past presidents. During the meeting plans meeting at the home of were discussed for the two Chelcie Stearns. The program was on hot flow er shows to be held at the Meig s County Fair. Bolin weather. Betty Lowery talked noted that JoAnn Graham will about living wreaths . as an be the judge for the Monday attractive . way to show off show. She reminded members succulents p.lants. · She that a season ticket i"s required described a succulent wreath to participate in the shows. as an enduring garden in-the· Set up was discussed and it round built on a hidden wire was noted that the new build· ring, planted with Echeveria ing is expected to be finished and Sempervivem better in time for the snows. All known as hens and chicks and clubs will be needed to assist ·cre-eping ground cover sedum. "Instead of buying . plants with the setup and tear down. The effect of the heat on the you can build a··wreath from !lower beds wa s discu ssed cuttings from an assortment of with it being reported that the container grown succulents." one at the pierce is doing bet· she said. Some other plants ter than the one at the bed by you can use are are herbs, E11glish ivy and small annuals. the city limits. · She described how to use a The club members met at the home of Donna and Sarah berry basket as the form for a Jerkins for tl\eir picnic and wreath: shaping it into a heart, meeting. Due to the heat the starting with ·rosette's of group enjo yed mdoor actiVI- Sernperv ivum in the center; ties. Sar<th gave grace before dragon's blood. with sedum the meal. Pauline Atkin s around the outer edge. pre sided at the meeting, and Although succulents in a \ P. W\ Chi!"Oilfacti~· ~"'Xirty MMix'r oJArr.cri C'c~n Board o( • Lubeck Public Service District • Mason County Public Service District • Little Hocking Water Association • City of Belpre Water Department • Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District • Village of Pomeroy Water District C8 HEALTH I,I~C)JI:Ci ~"' .tt7 Grano Park Orlve. vtonna, VVY 26 105 I·!D}·!p1-7658 • Fa~< · 3()4.0054200 ing th e night" mean, . If you ~ l eep at ..,omeone ·.., hou:-,e and ge t up the next morni ng to go home ~nd get tlre s>cd. hru 'h your teeth . ·etc. - docs this mean th at you have spen t t h·~ Dear Abby nig ht'! A few ot th e I:1Jic.., ..,ay thi~.i isn't "pend ing the ni ght. but rath er. "getting IHllllL' really late." Your op in ion. pll'ase. ~ ARGU ING SEMA'HICS. STANDARDSVILLI:.. VA. DEAR . AKGU INCJ . ··Getting home rea ll y lat e" implies that the pe r.son 1!.-t' rested her head on her own pillow - at lc.tst for a whik . · It~ she h a~ gone home only tu change clothes. let's he honc't -she has nut only "spent the ni gh t.'' she has aho spent the· early hours of the morning. DEAR ABBY: I recal l your sayi ng that if you tlnd out your signiticant other or s pou~e ha.., · been in an affair. you should ge t tested llJr various STDs. Exactly wh 1ch ones 'hould I be tested for'! - NEVER THOUGHT I'D '<EED TO KNOW IN LAS VEGAS DEAR NEVE R Talk tti your doctor and ask to he tested for all of th em. " Phil." thinks Noah is j ust too lazy to ge t up and that he's doing it on purpose . Phil make s nastv com· ments to Noah that cliip away at hi s self-est.ee m 1\io matter how many time.... we've talk ed about thi s. Phil just does n't get 11. He\ nnt ·a Ver- bal abuser; he is just ignqrant. Maybe hearin g an npin ion from a profess ionttl wil l make my husband rea lize it \ not just me protecting my child . - ' CONCERNE D MOM IN APPLE VALLEY DEA R CONCERNED MOM : I disa gree ·with ym1. Your "hu sband may be ignorant , but he is also a verba l abuser. The professional who needs · to · set your husb.tnd stratght is your son's ped iatrician. Your hoy may be an unusually deep sleeper. or he may 'have some kind of phystcal or emotional problem. Belittling him isn' t the answer. It will only create a resentment on your son's part "that will last a lifetime. DEAR ABBY: Can you . clarify a que stion that has been brought up here at my workplace'! The ladies in my Denr Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, ahtJ kntJwn as Jeanne Phillip~. a11d wa~· founded by hu mother, Pauline Phillips . Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O . Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. MIDDLEPORT The girl s will be on separate Middleport Church of Christ leagues with cheerleaders is beginning a new ministry encouraging them . There wi ll ·call ed Upward Ba sketball · be an eval uation process the which is a national program children must attend so that where the emphasis is· on sal- teams may be set up with equal vation, character, and self ab iliti es and strengths. esteem. Children will have a one hour The Vi sion of .Upward is to practice and one hour game recognize every child as a each week. Practice will begin winner, with emphasis on the week of Dec. 12 and games Christlikeness and good will be held each Saturday in spot1smanship. This program JrulUary and February. is open to all boys and girls in Registration will begin the grades I throu gh 6 in Meigs second week of scho ol and and Mason counties. will continue th roughout the There will be equal playing mon th of Sep tember. time for each child . Boys and Brochures with signup infor - mat ion ;vi ii be passed out in the sc hool syste ms and will be avai lable at various places in the co mmunities. A ft~ r Sept. 26 a a late re g i ~t ra t i o n fee "'ill be cha rged. Every player wi ll rece ive a reversible jersey. T-shirt and shorts, Winner Magazine and Mu sic/C O, practice and game awards. and an end of the se ason award . The season ends on March 3 with an award's night celebration . f' or furth er inform .u ion call Bernie or Pat Shriwrs at 992-2070. Holzer Medical Center to host kids' fair GALLL!POLIS - Hol ze r Medical Center will host its annual kids ' fair on Monday, Aug. 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Hospital's French 500 Room, located on the firs t floor of the hospita l in Gallipoli s. According to Joella Marxeh. RN, and Kim Johnson. RN, interin:t co-patient care man· agers of the pedtatric unit. thts year's theme wiLl be "Wild Wild West." Free to the public, the Kids' Fa ir wi ll provide children with a variety of infor· mation on a number of topics. including bike and water safety, immunizations. den ta l hygiene. nutntion mtd wellness, seatbelts and positive parenting. Al'o on hand wi ll Save Big with Nationwide by joining the be games. cra fts. Kid Care IDs and refreshments . All chi ld ren 111 the ctll lllllll · nity are enl'oui·ageJ· anti wel come to attend the Fa ir. For more information. L'.t ll _the HMC Ped iatit s' Unn at (740.) 446-6075. 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"" r < ~,~•<unt!• I• '"'' •UI-Jl'd IIJ ,1\,u \.lt'illl\~ Lde lnsurallCe tssued b)' NatrQflwtde lite tnsurarw:e Compan,- Nat1onw1de MuTUal lr')surance Company and A.ffll1111ed Compames Home Off1ce Columbus. OH 43215·2220 VOA3 1\100 • VVednesday, August 3, 2005 Cries of harassment brushed aside by buildings landlords Rutland Garden Club: Local woman takes helm of OAGC Region 11 n, rvpr;tek)(" ol tfx· )~-ar J%1ti PageA3 "BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel An\ fond Purc h.1~1' ,\l tl'~ul.u nwnu pr1H' Good 1m lun ch. Dmrwr, ltl Go -PONDE:"RO"'S.-\ .r. ....,_,... . ...1' . ,.... "" . ~. ' ... ' ,, ' \ ' I I• 0 •~ , I ' • • , 1\j>t~IJ" -\m t ood l-'1mh,h[' dl tt'):UI.u r'lll'nu prtei Coml !m lum h, Dmnt•r, To C..o . !,!I < • ' '. ,. ,· ' .. ' .. • hpo""' I'" Iiiii • �OPINION The Daily Sentinel -The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio ' (740) ,992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentinel.com Ohio ~alley Jjm Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor .. Cottgress shall make 110 law respecting att estabfisfrme11t ~f religion) or prolribiti!rg tire .free exercise tlrereoji or abridging the jreedom of speeclr, or ~f the press; or the right of tire people peaceably to assemble, attd to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. . -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTO 'R Y . ToJav is Wednesday. Au~. 3. the 2 15tll dav of 21~)5. There are 150 da\·, left in the vc.rr ' . • Tothiv"s Hi ~ hll !2.11 l m Hl..;tnry : . . On Au~ . :f 1-i<r:>. C'lmstOIJhcr Columbus set sari from Palos, Spain, tm~,a \·oy;1gc that todk hi Ill to the prescnt-d~n~ Americas. On thi , d.rtc: · - In llJI 4. Ccr .ran) Lh larcd warun Fran~e. . : In 192.\. C.rll·in C'<Xllid~c was sworn in'" the 30th president of the United State,. l(lllowing th,· death ,,r-wan·cn G. H,u·ding. . · In 1'!36. the State Departnrcnt urged •AmericlUJS in Spain to lean~ ~Gill\~ of !hat L'oumn \ L"ivil wru·. In 194.1. (o~n. ( icor~c· S. P:nton slapped" p1:ivate at anwmy hospit ,Ii in Sic·ily. ac,·using lllln of coww-dice. <Patton was later ordered by ( ien. Dw1 ~ ht D. Eisenhower to a[Xllogize lor this w1d a s~cond. ~1 milar epi~<x.k .l : In 19~9. th~ National Ba'k,·tball Association w;r> formed. : In IY:\K til~ nuckar-powored submarine Nautilus became the tirst vessel to c'fllSS the Nonh Pole Lllldcrwater. In 19~0 . dosin~ ccrc·monies were held in M=ow for the Summer Olympic Games. which had been boycotted by dozens of countries. Ulcluding the United States. . :In llJX I. L1 S. cnr ·traHic comrollcr.s went on st1ike. despite a ~; m1ing from Pres ident Reagan· they would be tired. which they were. ln llJlJ3.thc Senat~ voted 96-J tO continn Supreme Cou11 nominee Ruth Bader Ginsburg. . In IYlJ4 . .Stephen G. Breyer was sworn in lls the Supreme Court's newest ju,tice in a private ceremony at Chid' Justice _l"illiam H. Rehnquist's Vennnnt summer home. : Ten years ago: A Palestiman. Eyad hmoil. was llown to the tlnited States lrum Jordan to race ch•u·ges he'J driven a bomb-. litden van into New :York's Wnrld.Tmde Cemer. (The 1993 explosion killed six people and injured more than IJJOO: Ismail is serving a life seiitence .)· Five years ago: George W. Bush accepted the Republican presidential nomination at the party's convention in Philadelphia, preSf!llting himself as an outsider who would retum "dvility and ~s peer" to Washington politics. . One year ago: Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge defended the decision to tighten security m New York and Washington even thou gh ihe intelligence tx:hind the latest terror warnings wa' as much as l(mr years old. The Statue of Liberty pedestal in New York City reopened to tlie public for .the lirst tinie since the Sept. II attacks. French photographer Henn C.mier-Bresson Jied at age \15. ' . Wednesday, August 3, 2005 think for themse lve s and Well before Senate know enough about the Judiciary Committee hearworld to realize that abortion ings even begin on the n0111 isn' t a great thing- and that ination of John Roberts to sit there are other options . And on lhe Supreme Court. one I'd bet •a lot ut all' our conthing is clear about his Kathryn versations - the real hea rtimpact on abortion in -!-opez to-hearts - reflect that. America. And it has lillie to Femini sts for Life is a group do with the president's nomthat will make a whole lot of inee himself - at least with sense to the people Hillary is anyt~ing he has done in hi s _ professional li fe . . at the right time·? hi the right hoping to reach (her voting As the D.C. chattering way"1 Of course not. But that re co rd aside) -. because class tries to latch on to any doesn't mean that abortion is Femini sts for Life jtist and all evidence they can good- and· they' ll say that. makeS sense. The group has been find as to what John It also doesn't meim that around since 1972. and has RoJerts position on- abor- abortion is a woman's (or tion may be. his nomination girl 's) only option - and gotten some press time here has raised the profile of a FFL will get the word out and there _in large part thanks group called Feminists for about alternatives to every · to the efforts on college· Life (FFL) . And that' s a scared or stre ssed parent campuses and in WashingtOii _they can. These are FFL's from the group's energet ic healthy thing for everyone. The Supreme Court nomi- messages. No aborted-fetu.s head Serrin Foster and its nee's wife, Jane Sullivan placards. No yelling. They celebrity boosters (actresses Heaton and 'Roberts, has serv ed as a go the cute T-shirt and ~:a6ng Patricia Margaret Colin). But until legal counsel to the gro up co unselin g routes instead. and as its exec utive vice They even have a bumper nDw. their message has been president. sticker that says ''Peace large ly under the mainDebates over abortion Be gins in the Womb:" It get< stream radar. When Heaton won her Whether in the Senate or at your attention. in a thought first "Outstandinu Lead your house tonight - are ful, clever kind of way. infamously impossible. These are no small things. Actress In A Comedy When you ' re cautioned especially when eve n liberal Series' Emmy in 2000 for Loves against not talkin g about . feminist HJIIary Clinton has "Everybody · religion or politics at the din- to concede - to the c'ring es Raymond," she thanked her ncr table, your hosts proba~ of her base - that reducing mother for "letting me out bly mean abortion in particu- · abortions should be a go(JI . because life is rcltlly amazlar, which. of course. fits in. August's Glamour magazi ne ing." That's the kind of hon · both categories - religion reports on "t he mysterious est. happy enthu siasm FFL and politics -. guara nteeing disappearance of young pro- brings to the "pro-l ife" cause indige stion . choice women." It's not so and the abortion dehate ·in But rather than haye the mysterious. Glamour's piece America. Just a ge nuine love same old cotJVcFsations. concludes that the decrease for life and desire to get us using the tri ed and · often in 20-somethings' support all protecting it. One of failed strategies. Feminists for abortion comes down lO Heaton\ FFL sound hites is: for Li(e starts at a point that "young ' W(_)men don't know "women who experience an jars you bec a~se it 's so dif- how good they h,ave it.'1Last tmplanne_d· pregnan~:y also ferent than the usuaL year's. crass. rabid abortioil- , de serve unplann ed JOy." Feminists for Life ' s advocacy march on . FFL's attitude is that women especially frightened. mantr,I is ··women Deserve Washington aside. l'd rather Better."' ls pregnancy always like 19 think that gals can anxi ous women - deserve to know that. The ad 1 see ide•rl '' Does it always come caring one - one that · has; real potential to re sonate with Americans who have no interest in screa min g abo(ll abortion . Feminists for Life has the civi l. compassionate alternative to dead -e nd debate's. The Roberts family has already made history. ·(Kwhrrn,Jean Lope~. is th<' edit;,,. of Nario11al RevieH ' Onlim: (\\' lvw.nation alrt:'.L'i ewtmn). She t m1 ami incl11de addrc.' ·' cm.d te/eplww/ nwnbc)r No imsigned let ters ,.-ill he puh/1 shed. l.Nt ~ rs .1ho;dd he in !(UOd taste. addre.~ sin ,~ is.w es. not fJtJr.wmalilies. Li!Tlt)rs of rlwnks IV organi~atiom and indh ·idua/ 1· > rillrwt he acce{Hed for publicmion. . ' : The D~ily Sentinel Reader Serv1ces Correction Policy (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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He was born Aug. 8, 1949, io Wood County, W.Va. , son of the late herett C. and Georgia Randolph May s. fie formerly worked for Troy Township . and Holdren's Orchard. He . enjoyed NASCAR racing, hunting. fishing and the outdoors and was a member of Forked Run Sportsmen 's Club. Bestdes hrs w1fe, Sandra Mays, he is survived by a stepdaughter, Tara Gomez of Belpre: an adopted son, Kevin Mays of Parkersburg. W.Va.: two brothers. Charles E. and Donald R. May s. both . of Reedsville; six sisters: Arizona M. Wigal of · Pomeroy, B~ryle E. Barber, Alice F. Chevalier and Tracy I. Rood, all _of Reedsvtlle, Florence M. Arnold of Torch and Sharon M. Maxson of Logan: and several nieces and nephews. Besides h1 s parents, he was pr~ceded in death by seven brothers and sisters. · Serv_ices will be held at 10 a. m. on Thursday, Aug. 4. 2005, at White-Sch111arze l Funeral Home in Coolville with Buddy Robtnson offlcmtmg. Burial will be in . the Rood Family Cemetery. . . Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home. CINCINNATI A Republican former state lawmaker claimed seat in Congress on Tuesday by narrowly defeating an Iraq war veteran who drew national attention fo the race with his military service and a series of harsh attacks on President Bush. With all precincts reporting , Jean Schmidt had 52 percent , or 57.974 votes, compared with Democrat' Paul Hackett' s 48 percent, or 54,401 votes. Schmidt's margin of victory amounted to about 3,500 votes out of more than 112 ,000 cast. Schmidt, 53, will replace Republican Rob Portman. who stepped down this year Ralph Ci. Fruth Collision Ralph G. Fruth, ill , of Point Pleasant, died Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2005 at St. Mary 's Medical Center. · He worked as a carpenter and retired after 50 years as a carpenter lor Carpenters Local 1159 Union in Point Pleasant and the Mason County Sheriff's Department He also attended Gu_yan Creek Church in Glenwood, W.Va .. and he was a U.S. Army veteran of World War 11 and a member of the American Legion F'ost 23 or Point Pleasant m1d the Masonic Lodge No. 23 nt Clifton , W.Va . · He was .horn April 4, 1924 in Mason County, the son of the late Christopher and Elizabeth (Manley) Fruth: . In addition lb his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers. Robert E. and Carl Fruth: and one sister, Vera Kreimer. He is survived by his wife. Elaine Fruth of Point Pleasant ; two daiighters. Carol Lynn Litta· of Corder, Mo ., and Crystal Kautz of Pomeroy: five grandchildren; and nne sister, . Christine Fruth of Point Pleasant. Services will be I :30 p.m. Friday at Deal Funeral Home in Point Pleasant with the Revs. Don Reynolds and Nolan Turner officiating. Burial will follow in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. home. . Visitation will be 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral . from Page A1 Deaths be cmrractecl al klojw;@rwtirm alret·iewt:nm.) Marjorie Bell Johnson Marjorie Bell Johnson. 82, of Gallipolis. Ohio, passed away on Monday. Aug. I. 2005. at the home of her granddaughter, Sharon Blood in Pomeroy. Ohio. _ Services will be 3 -p.m. Friday, Aug. 5. 2005. at the First Church of God. with Pastor Paul Voss officiating. Burial will follow in Pine Street Cemetery. Friends may call on Friday. Aug. 5. 2005. from I p.m. until the time of the services at the First Church of God. Arrangements are by Willis Funeral Home. WHAT'5 IT GOING TO TAKE ME TO GET YOU TO FILL YOUR TANK? Local Briefs Reunion planned RACINE - Hunnel family reunion will be held 11 a.m to 5 p.m. Sept. 5. at the Racine S!ar Mill Park. There will be a potlu"ck Ricnic with meat, drinks and tableware provided. For more information call 949-2004 or 992-4025 . · : TO<Jay's Binhdays: Author PD. James is R5. Broadway composer Richard Adler is X4. Singer Gordon Stoker (The Jordanaires) is Xr. Singer Tony Bennett is 79. Actor Mcmin Sh~-cn is 65. Lifestyle guru Martha Stewurt is 6-1. Singer Beverly Lee (The Shlrelles) is 64. Movie director John Landis is 55. Actress JoMarie Payh1n is 55. Actor Jay North I"Denni.s the Menace") is 54. Actor John C McGinley is 46. Rock smgcr-mu.sician Lee Rocker (The Stray Cat.s) '' -'14. Rock smgcr ·James Hettield (Metallica) ts 42. Rock si nger-musician Ed Roland !Collective Soul) is 42. ACtor Isaiah Washington is 42. Country musician Dean Sums (Lonestan is ~9. Hip-hop aJ1Ist Spin (Salt-N-Pepa l is 34. Actress Brigid Conley Walsh is 33. Singer Holl y AnNem (Dream) is 20. Thought for Today: "The mlufwhohas no inner life is the slave of his surroundings.''- Henri Frederic Amlel. Swiss critic ( 1821!R8 1). . Le fl er.\· to the~ editor art' ~rdnnn e. Tile\' should In~ les s than ~00 \l'ords. All lrlfen ure .m hject to t)ditin g. must he ~i.r.:m.)d, Bv QAN SEWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER . - LETTERS TO .THE EDITOR Schmidt elected in. GOP-dominated House district Harold Mays most from Feminists for Life reads: .. Abortion is a rellection that we have not met the needs of women. Women deser ve better than abortion~" Every life involved in an abortion . including the baby. the mother and the. fath er, is precious - ,r nd Feminist s foJ Life is .working toward a more complete conversatio'il alxiut abortimt and its inhumanity. In tile sum mer of 2005 the "Summer of .lusti~:e" some of us Bush supporters are hop ing it will turn out to be - F,·mini sts for Life i> sudden !\ · everywhere . Whethe;- John Roberts is confi rmed or ever rules on an abortion decision, he would have sti II made a· positive impact on the abortion debate in America simply by hi s associauon with hi s wife . Wh ile abortion -advocacy groups will spend the coming weeks trying to strike fear tn the hearts of Americans over the prosptL·t of a plausibly pro-life judge . on the Supreme Court. the not- so-sidebar story is that Femmi sts liu· Lil'e now has a higher prol'ile. - a ca lm and . For the Record Foreclosures POMEROY - A fo~eclo s ure action was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by City National Bank of West Virginia. Cross Lanes, W.Va .. against Homer Mills, Jr., Lake Well s. Fla., and others,' alleging default on a mongage agreement in the amount of $30,891 .92. A foreclosure was ~ranted to National City Mortgage Co. , against Chad A. McKibben , and others . · bitter. Just like life." . that _dbwn. Here you get I was the only person m coffee. refi lls included. Ralph 's. I leaned back from bacon. egg > and potatoes for the counter and looked out S3. There you get one nip the window. There was ll of la-de-da ·coffee and ;i line of people waiting to get bran · m ullm for $6. And Jim into the Ciao Down. then they have a tip jar. Mullen "You . walk in there and Like $6 ain't enough. How busine~s. they pretend. they're happy they ' re going to stay in "They sell tlavored cof. to see you. What woul_d business. I'll ne,:er · know . people think if I acted like I They've got to remember. fee. can yoLI believe it 0 Why buy a donut and a cup young, clean and cheerfuL was glad to see them'? It 's thi s is just a small town. Ralph -' s wu nd system was seven in the morning. What People don't want all that of coffee when you can buy donut -flavored col'fee? a police scan ner that kind of person is happy at fancy-schmancy, Paris Hazelnut coffee. French squawked out EMS dis- seven in the morning 0 I've Hilton, New York stuff here. Roast Vanilla. Why no\ just patcher codes every three or had three wives and none of Tradi tion, loyalty. that's open an ice cream parlor' four minutes. His decor was them were happy at seven whll,t cou nts here ." Maybe I'm getting old. but 1 high linoleum and bowling · in the morning. People The customers outside the ,remember whe n coffee used trophies: aren ' t goi1.1g to fall Tor all . Ciao Down were no" form··1 feel sorry for thm,e that fake chirpiness ... to 'come in just one llavor ing an impromptu Conga -coffee. And it only ca1_ne kid s," he sa id . "They' re I ~aw ~o meonc give U dis- . line. There was much smilin one size. A cup. They gm goi ng to lose their shins. Do gusted look at the line for ing and laughing. Me . I felt all these crazy choices -' you know they grind the the Ciao Down and head as if I· was po s in~ for an ta II . sI10 n , squa t. supreme. beans for each cup of coffee towards Ralph 's. He came Edward Hopper painting . grande - everything but a they selP . Now wh~re in the doo r and walked "Hurry up and drink that . cup. You don't know what • woul_d I be If I ,did that_- I straight to 'the Men ·s Room. would .Y<t " Ralph say s 1 to you're huying. Who wants dtdn t even know _col fee , On his way out he wa~ed to me. " I l gotta close early to make all tho.se choices came from beans unttl those Ralph and said, "Thanks. " today to go to a funeraL first thing in the morning~" guys opened up. I thought it He got back in line at the Another one of my · cusRalph \ new competition grew m httl.e brown chips . new place. tomers h;rd a heart attack. was the Ciao· Down a little And makmg 11 one cup lit a Ralph 's menu ha sn' t That's the third one thi s coffee 'bar with 1'0 little t~me '! They .ean :t he se riou s. ' changed in 2J years. Eggs month . I don 't know what's deuce top tables. It was very 1 'e had this percolator lor with ba<;on and lurm. Short goin g on. II 111l:IS1 be ~ome- . modern llalian with tin y 30 years and I ve .never h"d ' tack of llapjac'1k Cheese thing in .the water... colored light> hanging from .~ny t nn;tplamh . It makes 40 omelets with home frie, . (Jim Mullen is the m1thor the cctlin ". work llv local cups at .I_tnne . You throw rn "They sell fa.ncv niu fi'ins. o( .. lr "/i;ke.\ a VillaR" /dim: art i... ts 011 ~the \va]]..,_- ll1ll'. . ic -..o me c.~1lfee :.m~ some water What · ~md of hi:cakfast is Complir · atin~ rh~) Simplt• that \\Js ll C\1. and vet not and _ II\'C minu tes lat>r that ! A mullin . Oh. a whole Lit<·.. rmd "Ba t"·\- Firs1 · 1 1 1' you ve go t stull that Will grain . high-fibt:r. lo\~~- fu t 7(/l!oo. .. ~~Jit can ~'t)ach him annoyn1~ . p avec :1 li t1c too l'f 1 1 'h . etc , : . · · . , mull in . Wllllopcc. You a 1 Iou d 01 e1 It s stak-o 1-t1Je-.trt Tl 11,t lC c 1-frome o a11spoon. .1.h .1. 1a s co ee - nu y anu_, couldn't m.rke me ,·hoke jim _nm IIe11@ m.nra.\. u;m.) I 1 "OllllL •"'Y"!em. e ~Ia wa~ a respqnd to the scene. reported functional damage .to Karr 's vehicle and disabling damage to the motorcycle. No one in Karr's vehicle sustained injuries though Yochum was life-flighted to St. Mary 's Ho_spital due to his injuries. Spaun said although he was not completely certain . if Yochum was wearing a helmet, he did not observe a he I- _Strickland Chase from Page A1 are also being taken so that items which come in short· can be purchased. As a promotion for its project, a di sp lay featuring items from early sc hool s in Meigs County has been arranged in the bank lobby. It includes a large blackboard purchased ' at auction when the old Southern Junior High School was torn down. a Forest Rose School sign from 1856 owned by William Hoback, McGuffey Readers and other early school books, a chalk holder. old time musical instruments, and a couple of desks, from the coll~ction of the _bank's manager. Joan Wolfe, and her family. Tuesday the children of Jennifer and John Hoback of Racine , came to the bank to pa~s out apples in hopes . of encouraging contributions. The success of the Charlene Hoefllchf photos project depends on the generosity of others interested Jdnah Hoback ; who will be golllg l'nto kindergarten at Southern Elementary th is fal l. spent sevin making a ·difference in eral hours Tuesday at Peoples Bank hand ing out apples and encouraging gifts of school supplies. Here he gives an apple to Lisa Averion. the life of a child. Fire trucks -from P~ge A1 Dissolutions Ralph was upset. It 's hard to tell when Ralph is upset. I,Jsually he's just surly; it take s a trained eye to spot the difference. A new coffee shop has opened down the block from hi s diner and it's taking away some of his after bein g named U.S. and the first Democrat to ·results and was conceding trade represe ntative by win the district in three the race. campaign 'pokes- · de cades. He was talking to woman Kate Beddingfield President Bush . Democrats had viewed the . his family after getting the sa id . race us a bellwether for 2006. say ing even a strong showing to enter bids for the governor's by .Hackett in such a heavily race. This spring, Strickland GOP district would be a. reversed his decision not to run, good sign for them in_ the af_tcr lellow · Congressman from Page At midterm elect ion s. Sherrod Brown announced he "We began this ra ce way would not. The Coleman camback in late March; and no each had cont ri butions of paign reponed collecting $1.01 one had thought we · d be the · more than $W.OOO million 111 w ntri butlOns dun'hg focus of the national media More than 90 percent uf the same penod. or be .the so-called firq test Strickland 's donors were Republ ica n ca ndidates of the Republican Part y and indi vidual corllfibutors. include Attorney General Jim rhe Bush mandate: Well. Stric kland and Colu mhus Petr o. Audnor Betty ladies and gentle man . we Mayor Michael · Coleman are Montgomery. and Secretary passed that test," said the only O.,mocrlltic candidates of State Kenn em Blackwe ll. Schmidt, the first female elected !'rom southern Ohio's ts when he · llcd the scene, 2nd District. Chief McCoy said. Hackett . 43, was trvin~ to "All er he crossed the , tate becoiJle the first lniq 'War line. h ~ just stopped." Chief from Page A1 combat veteran in Congre ss McCoy said . " He thou ght rereakd the driver was that he cou ld not be arrested met at. the crash site. · or chargtd ... As of yesterday Yochum David Persons Il l' Reedl\·il le . · He said it took about 2- 1/2 he said . was still in St. Mary\ OhiO. After the check. Perso ns hours to convince the Ohio Hospital although the hospi - decided to flee and drove Highway Patrol to arrest tal did not re lease detail s on toward Gallipolis w!lh Chief Persons. He was taken to the his condition. McCoy giving chase. the Gallia County Jail to await Yochum was found at fault mayor said. He was appr~­ cxtrad!liun back to Maso n for the accident and will be hended at the cloverlea r exit bv County. 'Ma yor McCoy said. cited for assured cleared dis- the chief with the assi stance ,;'r Once he is returned to West tance and no operators license. Jhe Ohio Hi ghway Patrol. Virginia . he will be ,:harged • Spaun was Iuter assi sted on " It lOOk a rVhi le 10 arrest with lleeing. and al so faces a tfte sce ne hy Cp l. Chris him," Chief McCoy said . lduny warrant l'o r a pre vious P.itchfnrd, Patrolman Alan He said there were three charge of attempteu breaking Queen of the Pomeroy Police other people in the vehic le and entering. Chief McCoy Department. members of the and he had to call for help. s.ud . A charge of possession Pomeroy Volunteer Fire When Persons real ized he of a deadly_ weapon al so is D!Ofla(j_,net'lt and Megis EMS . was about to be arres ted. that pending against him. Supplies Hanging on the tru ck 's sides are a bell with its original chrome, a hand lig~t of . the era. original gages and a siren that still works. In fact the whole vehicle can func- · tion and operate as a fire truck with a hose spoo lecj up and ready for use. POMEROY - Di ssolutions were granted in Meigs County In gold-leaf 'lettering the Common Pleas Court to Roger Allen Ziegler and Eunice Janette Ziegler, and Loretta L Wallace and Jason B. Wallace . fire truck 's door-s are marked with the number 117 in refer- ' ence to Darst 's unit number at the Middleport Volunteer Fire Department of which he POMEROY - The Pomeroy Police Departmen! rep'orted ha.s been a member for the the following arrests and charges: Deangelo Thompson, 27, past 31 years. Pomeroy. domestic violence ; Rebecca Hess. 40. Pomeroy, Darst' s latest fire truck is a domestic violence. 1963 Seagrave that he al so purchased on eBay. Prior to Darst's purchase, the 1963 model was still being used at POMEROY - The Pomeroy Police Department a traffic a fire station in Tennessee. "I like the' Seagraves in accident involving Donna J: Braun, Pomeroy. who was found. at fault for improper backing when her vehicle struck a parked general for the open cabs.", vehicle under the operatiqn of Charlotte L Stewart. Pomeroy, Darst said of wh y he recently in the Marathon parking lot on West Main Street. There was chose to buy another. adding that all-the old Seagmve ~ and light damage to both vehicles. . The grinds, they a.re a-changin' Pomeroy arrests Pomeroy traffic accidents PUCO their equipment were built in Columbus. The late~t Seagrave has the number 119 painted ii} goldfrom Page A1 leaf on its doors to denote the unit number belonging to Gallia County ma y join in Darst's father Tom who is a lifetime member . of the next year's Pops in the Park Middleport Volunteer Fire promotion. The free .Father's Day breakfast in Dave Dile s Department Darst grew up at the fire Park was di scussed uta recent department and joined when meeting of Meigs. Mason and he became old enough which Gallia Countv merchant., _ Plans for a 1\owmber basket might explai'n his unique hobby. His day job is at bingo fundraiser have been put American Electric Power's on hold because of questions about whether or not the e1·ents Philip Sporn Planr. No\\adays the 1948 are legal under the Feeney• Seagrave get s the most mile s Bennett American Legion' s put on it when Darst takes it bingo license . A :-.~ociat'i on out for drives around the county like anybody else with a convertible might do a on a sunny day. , "I definitel y get a lot of looks and waves: · he sajd. A paint job for the ~ 963 Seagrave is next on Dar;t' s hobby list along with so me upholstery work on the 1948 model. StilL the col lector in ·him wi shes he had _ storage room for just one more tire truck. Keeping Meigs County informed The Daily Sentinel Halo Madison Rife Birth Dote: 8/24/04 Brennen Gheen Subscribe today Parents · Stephanie & Sam Rife Grandparents Charles & Ellen Rife Parents Scot & Kelly Gheen 992-2155 . , ' Th-e Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries Roberts elevates abortion debate c Publishing Co. Wednesday, August 3, 2oo5 PageA4 11 Months Racine, OH Jenna Wallace 17 ttonths Old Parents Chad & Rochel WaUace Gallipolis, otf members discu "ed other fundrai sing poss1 hilities, including the commi,sioli of pottery. 'cu's Meow replicas or other keepsake' featu ring Middlep011 landm•Irks. \1embers were reminded about the Phil Din and the Dozers . concert at the Middleport High School football field on Aug. 12. to be sponsoreJ by the River City Players as a fundraiser. · The As., ociauon do.nated 5300 toward flreworks for the Ste rnwheel RiYerfest in Pomerov next month . The· riext meeting will be held at 8:30a. m. on-Sept. ~at People' Bank. ., �' ' Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 3, www.mydailysentinel.com 2005' · INSIDE MLB standln~. Page B2 Blue Jackets sign defenseman Foote, Plll!e B6 Covs pleased with free agent haul, Page B6 NEWS ABOUT SENIOR. I CITIZENS IN MEIGS COUNTY Bl The Paily Sentinel Wednesday, August . 3,. 2005 Activity Schedule August 2005 Calenda,r of Events . ' The Meigs · Multipurpose Center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. · until 4:30 p.m. Regularly scheduled activities held throughout the week include sewing, quiiting, · bingo. checkers and games. Dance team practice is held each Munday at I ·p.m. Cost is $1 per session atiended. The Knitting Cirde meets on Wednesday froin 10 a.m. UJitilno01i .' · All ages are invited to attend the activities scheduled. Lunch is served daily at . II :45 a.m. The. suggested donation for the noon meal is $2 for those 60 or older. Mondav 11 Tuesday 2 .I I Sensational Salads · !9 10 ! 11 :00 Rocksprings Bingo i 1:00 Stroke Support 10 00 Knitting and Crochet Class 10:00 Social Security 1:00 bance Group . 11 :00 Linda King-Super ! 6:00 Yoga Class (F) i 100 Dance. Group (F) 600 Yoga (F) I Baby Pictures due . . contest Baby Picture contest starts 22 · I 1:00 Dance. Group (F) 6 :00 Yoga Class (F) The Caring and Sharing Support Group meets each month at the . Meigs Multi.purpose Center at I p.m. The meeting date is August 25 . Lenora Leifheit is the coordinator for the group and can be con~cted by ('ailing 992-9919 or 994-7400. The Stroke Support Group will meet from 1-2:30 ·p.m. 6n August 9. Lea Tipton, Occupational Therapist, Holzer Rehabilitation Center. Is the coordinator. The Diabetes Support Group has been cancelled until further notice due to lack of attendance. ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 31 9:00 Paint Class (F) i .I 19 · 9 00 Paint Class (F) Your Heart Healthy Class 1:00 D<!nce Group (F) = fee for the activity/event Aug. 2005 Menu Is Subject to Change r------------------Menus prepared by Linda Myers R.D. L.D. 2 Spaghetti W/ . Meat Sauce ·Tossed Salad · Garlic Bread Grapes The regular meeting of 'PERI will be held on Friday. , August 5 at the Meig s Multipurpose Senior Center. Lunch will be . served at II :45 a.m. · The ~adies from the Meigs County Library will be here · on August 23 at II a.m. With a different craft project for each day. Participants take hotl)e what \hey make . ' Health and Fitness Linda King will 'present the ·following programs: • · August 2 ~ Super Sensational Salads • August 30 ~ Keep Your Heart Healthy All of the programs are schedule<:! at ll a.m. Linda . works with the Ohio . State Extension Office and offers a variety of pr9gram s. Euchre at the Center -:. · ,, to be . , played every ·_ ·111 , r Thursday at the '<!' Center. Bring a friend and join us at 10 a.m. We will play in groups of four, If you don ' t know how to pl ay. 5 4 Turkey & Dumplings · Carrot Raisin Salad CornBread Orange Juice BrQWnie Roast Pork W/Gravy Buttered Beets Steamed Rice Dream Cake Apple Juice Sloppy Joe On Bun Baked Beans Garden Slaw Pudding Fresh Berries 10 9 12 11 Pot Roast WI Carrots & Potatoes ' Broccoli & Cauliflower Pears WI Jell-0 Wheat Bread Oven Fried Chicken Oven Browned Potatoes Peas . Biscuit cantaloupe W!ldges Bean Soup W/Ham Com Bread Hash Brown Potatoes Fried Apples Orange Juice 22 PERl Meeting Crafts 3 Lasagna Cucumber/Olive & Tomato Salad Garlic Bread Grapes Chopped Stl!ak W/Onlons Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Pears Wheat Bread · 23 Macaroni & Cheese Chicken Patty On Bun Creamed Tomatoes Italian Green Beans yvatermelon . . Corn Bread . Cream .Of Broccoli Soup Calico Macaroni Salad Orange Juice Meatloaf Scalloped Potatoes . Confetti Com · '' O~ange Wheat Bread Baked Ham Mashed Sweet Potatoes Cauliflower W/Breaq. Cabbage Pineapple & Marshmallow Roll we ' ll teach you' We have large print playing . cards ft>< those' of you who have trouble · with your vision. Hope to' see you here at the Center. Turkey W/Gravy M.ixed Vegetables Bread Dressing Tomato Juice Berry Crisp. Chicken Salad On Bun Lettuce, Tomatoes &Cheese 3 Bean Salad Strawberries on Cake wiCoot Whip 24 25 '26 Beef & Noodles Creamed Chicken & Sauerkraut Tatorfots Plums Applesauce Cake Wheat Bread Brussel Sprouts Peaches CheeseCake Biscuit Mashed Potatoes Peas W/ Onions Applesauce Oatmeal COokies · Country Fried Sleek Baked Potato . Succotash Peach Short GakEi . Thank Ypu For Your Donation to S2. oo. For Ingredient tnfonnation, Contact Theresa MarcinkO; or Margarwl Corsi I. Categories: • Fruit, one-crust pie • Fruit, two-crust pie • Crumb' crust pie • Nut pie • Cream/custard pie I decisions I ".We Care About Patie11l Care" . • Home Oxygen • Hospital Beds. • CPAP Machines • Wheelchairs • Nebulizers · • Oximetry Judging: . • Appearance ~ 30 points • Crust ~ 30 points • Fitting~ 30 points • Ease of · recipe ~ 10 points Judges' are final Firstbe and second pl<(ce. will awarded to each category. Best of show will be awarded from first placewi~mersonly. If you !zm,e quesrions or •rould like more iiJjo rmaiion. please call Debbie June s at 992 -2161. MIDDLEPORT ~ A 3-on-3 double elimination basketball tournament will be held on Saturday. August. 13, at General Hartinger Park. Check-in during the day of the tournament is 9 a.m. and the games will start at I0 a.r;n. Registration fonns are avail- . able at Locker .219 · in Middleport, . Middleport Trophies ;ind Tees or the · Recreation Center:in Athen·s . For more information, contact Britt 'Dodson at (740) 9921122. Officiating class. to be held Aug. 8 ROCK SPRINGS ~ A football officiatin~ class will be offered beginmng August 8 from 6 p.m. t<l 8 p.m. in room 318 of Meigs High SchooL · Those completing the requirements of the class will . receive a Class 2 officiat'ing permit fron1 the Ohio High School Athletic Association. West Virginia residents are also eligible for the class. For registration C\111 Rick Ash at 992-5960. Bill Schultz at 992 -9925. or ~ee Richard Hill at Hometown Market in Middleport. Meigs HS Cross" Country practice to begin in Aug. SuggHtad Donauona Per Meal . . Baked Fish Lima Beans Cooked Spinach Sunshine Salad Roll Polish ,sausage · Pie Baking Contest . . We have some great bakers in Meigs County and . now is the time to "strut your stuff.'' We are having Baby Picture Contest a pie baking contest on August 16 at the Center. ' Do you think you are good . Here are the rules: at'gucssin g games'! Ir so. you • Pi es mu st be at the may be the winner of the Center by I 0 a.m. on Bahy' Picture Contest. August' 16 for registration Everyone is encouraged • Judging will be held at II a. m. · · 10 brin g in a picture of yo urself when you were a • Pies must be made by baby or child up .ro the age .the exfli!>itor · of 5. Pictures need to be • Pies can be one- or twog~ e n to Debbi e Jones by cru st pies or' crumb crust , Au gust 9111 and they will be . •'Pie' must be in di sposdi splayed 111 th Center able containers and . conRoom durin g the week o.f tainer must be covered with August 15- 19 .. plasfic wrap or foil The person with the most • ·Recipe must accompacorrect answers is the winner ny pie without exhibitor\ and will be. annourlc.cd on name August 19. Call Debbie at • · Exhibito(s can enter 99 2- 21'6 1 if you ,need more .. more than one pie ihfonnation. signed a $100 million . 5-year. contract with the Miami Heat . on . Tuesday. a O'Neal deal that ensures the 12-time All-Star center plenty of added finan cial security while allowing the team salary llexibility to pursue other players. . He' II make $20 llii II ion ih each of the next five seasons in an agreement believed lo include incentives. He was "o have earned $30.6 million this cumin;; season. opting · ~>ut of that deal for a longerterm pact . with less money annually. "Shaquil.le can name h.is price," said hi s agenl. Perry Rogers . "And the price he · MYL to host 3-on-3 hoops tournament · ~--------------~15~-------------. ~~--------------~1~7~--------------1~8~--~~~~~~~19 .- Golf at Wahama (at 'Rivers ide), tO ·a.m ) The Senior Nutrition Meal is serv'd Daily at 11 :45 Hamloaf Baked Sweet Potatoes ' . Boiled Cabbage Banana Com bread MIAMI Shaquille ·O'Neal probably left millions on the bargaining table . His higgest obsession now iSJft · dollars but champi onships. Sports Briefs ' Salmon Patty . O'Brien Potatoes Spinach Salad ·· Watennelon Wheat Bread Miami signS O'Neal for $100 million 0 · Ne aI MEIGS COUNTY S.ENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM 1 " HEIIT ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday's games . Golf pt, Pleasant at Wahama {Riverside). 10 a.m. Ri~ley ~IIIAIL BY TtM REYNOLDS Moni:tay, August 8 For more information call Debbie Jones Activities Director 740-992-2161 · For Ingredient infonnatlon contact Therua Ma'rclnko or M•rvaret Cortil The arena, wh i~h opened in 1994, becomes the fir st of Cleve land' s three stadiums to have its name purchased by a corporate span-. sur. Jacobs Field is named for the fa1i1ily that formerly arena. owned the Cleveland ·Gilbert. bought the nam- lnd'ian ·s and Cie)'eland . . Browns Stadium took on mg nghts to Gund Arena the name of the team when when he purc~1ased 11 a~d ' it opened in 1.999. the Caval1ers lor S375 mli- . · Qui cken Loans. ba sed in li'on from former owner· Livonia . Mich ., is the Gordon Gund earli er this nation 's largestonline 'lilOrtyear. gage company. ' GALLIPOLIS - A schedule of upcoming college and high school Yilrsily spor1ing events involving teams !rum Gallia, Meigs and Mason count1eS I 26 i 9:00 Pa1n) Class (F) 10:15-11:00 Pace Class 10:00 Euchre 10:00 Paint Ceramics with Ruth Ward 1:00 Caring and Sharing the . cost of the namin g rights , The team plans to emphasize the nickname "The Q" and is currently developing logos and sign s for the downtown venue .. The · Cavaliers did not have a date on when , the name change would become official. Cavaliers official s will go before the city planning commission this week to· get approval fur new exterior signs on the 20,000-seat rNP Sch€dule 10:00 Knitting and Crochet L_ Bingo CLEVELAND Dan 'cavaliers owner Gilberthas put his mark on the team. Now, he's about to do the same to the team:s arena . Gund Arena will become Quicken Loans Arena, . named after the online mortgage· giant that Gilbert founded, a team spokesman confirmed Tuesday. The Cavaliers did not disclose Baby Picture contest winher announced 8:30 -5.:30 Lifeline Screening 10 00 Social Security 10:00 DONATIONS ARE ACCEPTED AND APPRECIATED Salisbury" Steak W/Gravy Mashed Potatoes Scalloped Com Fruit Cocktail ,Roll 5-~~ ~fi ·· .~, 12 25 Birthday Party 30 10:15-11 :00 Pace Class 1'1 :00 Linda King -Keep 8 E u c h r .~ .-~ continue'S 11 10:00 Euchre 11:00 Lawrence Eblin to sing · BY JoE MiuctA 9:00 Paint Class (F) . Birthday Parties • August 4 ~ Nutrition bingo (you must bring . a canned food item to play) • August 9 ~ Bingo.sponsored by Rocbprings Rehab Center • August 16 ' ~ Regular bingo Bingo will begin at II a.m. on all dates. · 5 . 10:15-11:00 Pace Class 10:00 Euchre 11:00 Bingo 24 1 1 Support Groups · 4 10:00 Euchre 11 :00 Hymn Sing with Alice Wamsley 18 Senior Day at Fair 10:00 Knitting and Crochet Class 1:00 Bloodmobile 23 . 1 10:15-11 :00 Pace Class 11 00 Crafts with Library Girls 1:00 Dance Group (F) 6:00 Yoga Class (F) 29 17 10:15-11 :00 Pace Class 10:00 Pies need to be at center' 11:00 Judging of Pies Begins I Representatives from the Athens Social · Security Office will be at the Mc1g' Senior Center to assist people with Social Security problems and to provide ilifonnation. The dates are August I 0 and 24 from I 0- II a.m. 1\ o appointment " needed: please regiSier at the receptionist desk. fo~ · 16 Pie Baking contest 15 Meigs County Fair Starts .. 1:00 Dance Group (F) 6:00 Yoga Class (F) . ,,! Cavaliers' arena ~to be nicknamed. 'The Q' . :a Social Security 3 ' National BaskEtball Association Frldav · Thursday 10:00 Knitting and Crochet Class 1:00 Dance Group I 1:00 Dance Group (F) ! Wednesday I - . JCAHO Accredited e 1 800 458 6844 24 Hour Emergency Service • Free Delivery · .. ·• · 111 • r.T:Ttt:l. • . , ~~t'f~lll~~~~l~:f..'ill~ · . !U:I~~' 446-7283 ..286-7484 594-2100 70 Pine Strftt 765 E. Main St. 540' W. Union St ROCK SPRINGS Meigs High School and mid dle school will beg in holding mandatory cross ~ountry practice for all tntere s tea boys .and girls 5 p.m.· Monday , · August 8. Runners should meet in front of the high school fielq house and· have a completed phy sical' form on hand or on file. ~ ' . In addition. conditioning practices will be held 8 a.m . · August 1-5. For more information. contact Coach Mike Kennedy at· 992-7552 . Contact Information Fax- 1 -7 4()-446~ 3008 E-mail- sportsO myda1lytribune.com Sports Staff Brad Sherman, Sports Edit~ . (740) 4<6-2342 . .... 33 bsnerman@ mydaily1ribune.com . Bryan W8hers, Sport~ Writer (740) 44 6-2342. " '" 23 bwalters 0 mydallvtribune.com Lany Crum, Sports Writer (304) 675-1333 . ""· 19 lcrum@mydallyreglster.com •· ,. named was winning." Rogers said O'Neal remains the player with the highest annual salary in the Ex-NCAA official says Radojevic was a pro. COLUMBUS (AP) ~ . A fired him in June 2004. He's court tiling on behalf of fired seeking the $3 .5 million he Ohio State basketball coach would. have been paid under Jim o ·'Brien claims he d.id not his contract. break any NCAA rules when Ohio State fired 0 ' Brien he gave money to .a player's after he acknowledged giving mother because the player $6,000 to the mother of a had turned professional. · Serbian recruit in 1999. David Swank. former head Swank's statements rebut of the NCAA Committee on an NCAA ·allegation that Infractions, made the claim in O' Brien broke its rules by le,gal documents filed giving the mother of recrun . Monday in the Ohio Court of Aleksandar Radojevic the · · Joan. Clmms. O'Brien is suing the uni Swank. head of the NCAA versity. asserting the school inl'ractions committee from violated his contract when it 1992 to 1999, contends that Radoj-evic was a protessional athlete and not a recruit when . .. 0' Brien made , the The deal was signed shortly after the league \ mora torium on player signings e.xpi'rcd Tuesday. Signing s were supposed to begm near- ly two week s ;.igo. but minor complic.llions in putting the new six-year collective bilrgaining agreement into writing forceLILwu·delays. o· Neal . ho we ver. never looked to go elsel"here. He didn 't e1·en speak with other clubs . ·-rm IW\ e'citedabout my new a ~ree mellt with the Heat." o ·Ncal said.in a statement rd easeJ bv the team. · "Thi ' cont ract ailows me to Please see O'Neal. B& Chong M. Kim, MD.IUrologist: C-USA ready for fall season with ,new faces MEMPHIS, Tenn . (AP) ~ Mike Price is happy to be joining · Conference-USA and glad his new playmates . thirik he and hi s Miners are worth y opponents. But he needs a bit more time to· size up the competition .' Louisville. Cinci nnati . "I haven't played against Texas Chri stian Uni ver, ity them. coached agamst them and Universicty of South or anythmg hke that But n · Florida have left the conferlooks to me like a great ence. Price's squ ad was picked league top to bot1om," Price said Tuesday at C-USA' s in a pre.season coa.ches· poll football media day. to win '\he league's we sternPrice was not alone at the division, but he wasn·t gi vstart of a learning cycle. His ing the vote too mu ch Miners of the University of weight Texas at El Paso make up "That hasn't scored one one of six teams. new. to C- touchdown or made a tackle, USA thi s year. . but it's fun to be recognized· The others .are Marshall, and we' re honored .... he said. Rice. Southern Methodist Sou'thern Miss is> ippi was · University. ' University of picked to lead the conferCentrul Florida, and Tulsa. ence. but coach Jeff Bower They join C-USA old-timers wasn't getting ton exci.ted. East Carolina. · Houston. either. . Southern "That 's our ex pectati on Memphis. Miss issippi. Tulane and eve ry year. to . win the Uni versit y of Alabama Piease see New, B6 Birmingham said~ • The NCAA · ha s said O'Brien agreed to pay the money to Radojevic"s mother in September 1998 -· before O'Bnen knew about Radojevic's prolessional con· loan. tract. . Swank said information However. Swank contends from Ohio State shows that ' the loan was arrang,d in Radojevic had signed a con- Decemher 199X. . tmct and played with a pro- · N'CAA spo.kesman Enk fcssional team in 1996· in Christianson declined to Yuooslavia. Ohio State was CO!l11nent Tuesday, citing " d the noutied of that in October ongoing litigation an t11e l'l98 aild the university noli- organizat'ion 's own investigalied O'Brien at that time. he tion. CollEgE Football ., . ,. league. CollEgE BaskEtball -- . 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Ronr11 e llcllt ard ht t a three' un dou hlc oft an erraur AI I e ll ~r ( 1- I ). .tnd Vtctor ~·l ,lltlll CI homc1cd !01 Ckw l.1 nd. wlmh came 1n 4 112 u:imcs bchtnd wtl tl-c.trd k.t d;, O.tkl ,utd The lnd1.<ns .trc .1-+- I when the' su!fe .tt JUI11 hkd ,,g,u nst the powcrlltl New Ymk Y.mkees El.ut on u l1ll .t tnc d N~w Y111 k s potc lll ltnc up lor stx l ll lltn g:., . k .tdlll g . the Ckl el .mcl lnLh,tns to a h-5 \P, ! !l rlll'S Jdy mgh t 0\C r the Yankees . who coul dn·t st.tge the1r time! str ,ught wme back El.u tun I7·5 l ,d lowed three· t uns .tn d lour h tts .1s the . lnd <.tn s won the ope ner ol ie.t'. t :., t X IUJl S Alex Roun uuez IH t hts ALth eu th1 ee-g.11ne se11 e" ..t ~ dln :., t the Yankee,. l Hl l' •ol .t k adl1tg 29th ~ h o me 1. " twoh;mdltrl ol teams the) 1e b.<t run shot. ,md Tin a M.11t rnez lldd d ~ nl o dnve to1 New tl mg lo t the Al "tid card Tile lnd 1,111 s los t thtee nl Y01k " h1 ch tr,uled 6- 1 go< ng GB 5 \!Cribune - Sentinel - ~e o ft two \ l fd t1!h t V l Ctot t e s 111 whJC h they r.71l red !ro m lm11 nuts down rn the e rd llh rntH IHl. . bcLt11111 1H! th e f 1rst te,lJl t t o do so 'i n;::e the 1975 · Cmun n.rtr Reds They coul dn t pull ott .mother one. howel-et. ,md fell \ 1/2 g.unes beh n1d I rrst-pl .tce Boston rn the AL Ltst ·we h.td too btg at ,1 hole to chmb out ot," Y,rn kees manage r .lne To rre ioiatd Wrth New York dow n 6-1 tn the S1X th , Gary Shetfreld· npped a sl10t to lett tha t nllSsed bemg a home1 by inches , thuddmg off the top ot the 19-foot-ht gh wall Coco Cnsp qu1 ckl y got the ball tnto the mf1eld. holdtng Shetlt eld to a long smgle. But Cnsp couldn 't do an ythtn g but wa tch as Roclngucz toll owed wnh hts homer onto the home run porc h rn lett. bnngmg New York to 6-3 Th e Yankees - ~o t .t n unearned run 111 th e s eve nth . se t up by relt ever Arthur Rhodes ' f1 rst errm smce June I. 1998 Alter Jorge Pos.tda sr ngled . Trno Mart tnez hrt a co mebac ket that Rho des gloved but thr ew away ,Jt second for h1 s fu st er1(ll 111 4 17 g.unes Rhodes th ough. squumed out of th e mess by ,tllow 1ng onl y Jete1's RBI ft e ld e~ · , choice " Arthur drd ,, gre.1t JOb of reg rouprn g," lnchans m,tn ager En c We d ge ~ s,ud "The bullpen d1d a tantastt c JOb all tour of them " New York closed to o~5 Ill CLASSIFIED 1he etg hth when Sheffi eld score d fro m thttd on Scott Sauerbeck ·s wrl cf pttch Sauerbeck was trying to th ro v. a cur ve ball to Jason G.am b1. bu t got h ts h,md caught on ht S Je rsey and the ball nearl y htt the bac kstop on the tl y. '" I d1dn ' t want to embarra>S myse lf," Sauerbeck said " But I guess I tltd " . Leiter completely lost hts control in the th1fd. He walked the b.tses lull on 16 pttches before Belli ard unloaded them wrth a doubl e dow n the lelt ·fte ld lrne Tlmd- base coac h Joel Sktnner tned to -hold up Jose Herna ndez, but he ran th rough Skrnner s stop s1gn as the lndtans went up 5- 1 Letter walked ltvc m ht s shortest outing smce June 8, 2003, wtth th e Mets "Walkmg ftve 111 15 batters, somethtng bad w1ll happen.:· Letter satd, "and tt d1d." B GB 9 13 15 20 22 1 GB 112 4 6 14 m C INC INNATI (A P) Chr ppe1 Iones w,1s re.1dy lor ,, btg nrg hl at the pl ate Then he got tll JLH CLi ~ ..Lg.un The £ r,!'es tlmd baseman homered .1nd drove 111 lour runs helotc k." mg the game wtth c1 ttg ht ' huuld er rntur y •n the to utth mnm g. ,md Atl,<nt a ended the Ctn cmrut1 ReUs' st'.t~ on ~ lll g h ft ve-g.1me \\l llllltll g \! teak wHh :..1 12-2 \ ICIOI y TUI.:- sday mght Jo nes v,. ho m1 sse d SI X. wce ls s wtth " too\ rntu ry ear lrer tn the se,1so n left the g,fme wr th ,, JO ta lor cul t str,un .t iter dt v m ~ to hts Jell rn .t n clt ort to ~s t op Ry,m h ee l's sil.trp gto untlc1 Hers d.,y-to-d.ty · I' ve bee n "v.rn gmg th ~ hdf pt ett y v. ell l.<tely," Jones s,ud 111 the upbc.rt Atl ,mtd clllbhousc "Tomght a co uple I ell 111 . Whe n yuu ge t thr ee h1ts. you ·re thmktng, 'A ll n ght. 1i1aybe I can get lou r or lt v ~ .' Then tht s happened. Rtght now. I c,tn t unag me th row•ng the h.dl ,tcross thiS mom. but we ' II see how n feels to mo rrow ,. <\t l,m ta manage t Bobby Cox d1d n' t expect Jones to be placed o n the dtsabled lt st .. 1 doubt he. ll play tmnorrow:· Cox satd " I thought rt was lm thumb at fi rst. A lot ol tun es, when an 1nltcldcr d1ve s l1ke that. tt (bends ) I11S thumb b.tck ·· Catchct Bnan McCa nn also ho mered dnd Marcus Gtles had three hrt s and three RBi s ,rs the Br,JVes roll ed to thelf seve nth wm tn etght ga mes. The Bra, es extended th etr lead tn the NL East to a se ,tso n ~ be s t 5 1/2 g<~ m e> over the Wash111 gton Nati on.tl s whrk matchrng thc1r secontl· largest wmnmg margtn ot the se,tson Th etr w1des t w.ts a 16 ~0 w m ove t Housto n on May 8. Cmctnnatr s run ,was thetr best S!nce winning seven 111 a row from May 19·25 of last aturc at 91 degrees . Jotgc Sosa lasted JU st long enough to nnprove to 4 ~ 0 tn l11 s l.tst seven start s Sosd (7- 1) all owed ~ r x htts, one run anil th ree walks w1th f011r strik eouts 111 f,ve rnnm gs "To grve up only one 1 un 1n tim place rs unbel<e vable ·· McCann sard Jones and Adam LaRoche e.1ch had 1un·sconng doubles tn Atl ant ,1·s two·run ltrst 1nnrng In the second, Jones lollowed Gri es' RBI srngle wtlh a two.run smgle down the n ght-l1eld ltne Andruw Jones 'k nocked Ramon Ort1 z out of the g,une with a double to left ~ cent e r. Atlanta p:led up etght hits sed son . and srx runs wtth two walks Wtth the gamettmc temper· tn I I ~ 3 tnnrn gs agam st Ort1 z (6-7), who was 3-0 w1th a 4 36 ERA tn hts pre vtous ft ve start s His overall ERA clrmbed trom 5 84 to 6 30 as he all owed at least one run 1n the hrst rnmng tor the hlth ttme 111 hrs last s1x starts "Sean Cdsey's our f1fth htt · ter, .1nd we' re already dow n srx:· Reds manager Je rr y N,n ron satd "That makes tt tough to come back . They·ve got very good httters. and the y' re not gomg to mtss a lot ol mtstakes " " I tell good," Orttz sard " I threw a couple ot bad p1tc h ~ es. but I threw some good ones , too They h1t eve rythm g Nothtn g yo u can do .rbout that ·· Felipe Lopez w,tlked w11h one out , stole second ,tnd scored Crncrnnati 's ftr st run on Ken Grtffey Jr 's stngle to left m the th1rd Chtppe r Jones got that run back w1th d solo homer 111 the fourth mnrng off reh ever Randy Ke1 sler. hJS mnth ol the season and h rst srnce he se ve n games . Reds rookt c 1B Edwtn En carnaciOn had three err01 ' .md two s tnk e~ out s. along w1th gtoundm g rnto a double pl,ty The 1ast Reds thud base man to make three eno1 s in one game was Wtllre Greene on Aprtl 9. 1996 . .tg.unst th e Mc ts For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! r. - ... - . - ... - . .- .. _ . . _ . _ ... _ . _ ... _ . _ .._ . _ . _ . _ ..._ ... _ ..- ...- ...-1 \ nu r LEGAL NOTICE The undersigned Bernard V Fultz, f):ecutor of the E6tate of Howard 0 Nolan, pursuant to the authonty as Executor under the Last W1ll and Testament of the decedent, admtms· tered '" the Me1gs County Probate Court u"nder Case Number 20051035 Will offer for public sale the res1· dance of the ctece· dent on the steps of • the Me1gs County Courthou -s- e , Pomeroy, Oh10 at 11 :00 a.m. on Friday. August 5, 2005 The residence of the decedent IS located al 1231 College Streel, Syracuse, OhiQ. The residence gener· ally cons1sts of a sm· gle fam<ly dwell<ng with bnck veneer, a full basement, two car garage which accord· lng to the Auditor's Tax Records is 24' x 33 ' The re sidence cons1sts of kitchen , d inmg room , hv1ng room, two bedi ooms, two bathrooms and a partial bathroom m the basement Th e real estate 1s located on a lot ' omprismg about t 3,632 square feet described by the appraiser to be 31 acres The residence 1s aervlced by etectrlcl· ty, goa . public water and sanitary sewer and has. central heal· lhg and air condition· lng. The r.. t eofa te to being told "at Ia ". '1'he rul aalate Ia free md ctelr of al l Incumbran c e s except .. easements and real estate taxes fot the Year 2005 which shall be prorot· ed 11 of the dote of cloatng . pertleo IDtereoted may make arrangementa to exam ine t~ premises, prior to :Sole , by cal ling the , Countlu Like NoOne Else Can! C al11a (o ~ruy OH lot o~tht t<> k. n o., Executor at 740·992· 7101. The Executor 1'eserves the nght to reJeCt any and all btds for the real estate Bernard V Fultz , Executor of the Estate of Howard D Nolan (7 ) 27, 28. 29. 31 (8) t ' .2. 3. 4 Publ1c Notice The Annual F.nanc1al Report · Form 4502 ot t he Eastern local School Dtsln c l for the f1scal year ended June 30 , 2005 has been completed Form 4502 IS avatl· able for public 1nspect1on tn the treasurer's off1ce located at 50008 SR681 . Re edsville , Oh1o between the hours of 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m Monday through Frrday LISa M RitChie Eastern Lo c al Treasurer 74().667·3319 (8) 3 Public Notice l'uhln lk h>< n' "d''"k 'o~t' hl111 In'~:·,:::~i,::,"·: •• • l the nght to reJect any or all b1ds submitted The above descnbed collateral w1ll be sold ' as IS· Where IS ' , With no expressed or 1mpl1ed warranty g1ven For further mforma· t1on. or for an appointment to Inspect collateral , pr1or to sale date contact Cyndie, Stacy, or Randy at 992·2136 (8) 3, 4 , 5 Public Notice The Home Nat1onal Bank Will auct1on the tollow1ng items on Saturday, August 6 2005 at 10 00 a m at the Banks parkmg lol. 1987 Welcratt 19 h boat, WELT004BC787 1972 Chevy Chevelle Sup e r s p , ort 1D 3 7U 2 B 5 7 9 16t (Restorable) 1971 Chevy C~evelle Su p e r s p o rt 1 3 6 3 71 B183721 (R estorable) 1994 Ford F250 4x4 o 1 e s e i 1FTHF26 KXRNB2927 2 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE is hereby g1ven tha t on Saturday, August 6 2005, at 10 00 am , a pUblic s ale wUI be he ld at 211 W Second St, Pomeroy, Oh io The Farmers Bank and Savings Compan_y Ia sel lin g for cash In hand or certifi ed check the following collateral· 1993 Ford Tourut 4D 1FALP5245PA21 3817 2001 Dodge Stratuo 4D SSE t B3EJ46X81 N627646 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Oh Ia, rooer vea the right t o bid at thll sale, and to withdraw t he above colla tera l prior to sale Furlher, The Farmers Ban k and Savings Company reserves • 2000 Po nt1ac f1reb1rd 2G2FS22K2Y2 107497 1992 GMC S1erra c 1 5 0 0 1GTDC 14K 5NZ 501 18 I I • •• ( ' Reaeh 3 Counties •• i i •• •' Place Your Paid .Classified Ad In Wednesday's ! Gallipolis Daily Tribune, .Point Pleasant Register, or ! Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In j The Tri-County Marketplace! ! •• i • •• I. •• I •• ' i I I !@alllp1l«s 1.ilaHp trl.bun~ The Daily Sentinel ·l3olnt l9[easant l\egister ! l._. _J~!.~~:~.~.-.:-. -··-·~~.~~.~~.-. . - ... - ... -\~.~:!~._. _.J •' •' • • \ \!l:rtbune ~egi~ter Your Ad, (7 40) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• Or Fax To (740) 446·3008 Or Fax To (740) 992·2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 To Place .-----~--------------.- \\\01\1 I \II \I"' r Gtv~~WAY J r r Lost· Bia ck male Labrad or · Aetnever SrK years old, red 37 1nch RC A floor model TV coll ar Lost aroun d Addtso n needs a little reparr 304·675 P1ke Bulav1lle Ad area 6501 Reward for return {740)367· 7581 6 pupptes 112 Bl ac k lab 304· 675 21 56 r ro Beagl e to (3041675·51 67 g1veaway BI a-ckl _b_r_ow -n~ m-.x-.d ~,-y,- old mal e dog to good home Fn endly' (7401388·9238 Y-\RD S.u.E ::::~~:;:::~ rn y AKI) SALE.. GALUPOLIS t..-..Oiiiiiiiii.iiii-_.1 Free Rat Terner m rx pup· 6 lam garage sale Au g 5·6 from 9am 5pm State AI pies Call (7 40)446· 4446 160 2 m1ie s north fro m G1ve awa y Kttle ns Call Holzer Hospital Baby & ted· (740)256·6702 dler ctothrn g some new roc kmg cha1r kitchen table Lo;T AND dresser mens & womens Fnt!Ntl clothtng kttche['l ware knr ck knacks and much $1,000 RewArd more For mformatlon Jeadrng to !he arrest&prosecu tmn of Anttque vtctoller tr unks th e person who stole 1Bfl rocktng chatr glassware trailer w/racks grey canvas k1d s desk & charrs and top w/treated outs rde furnr mu ch more Fn & Sat 7/5· lure rnstde lrom Wtll Power 716 Across from BP Station Tumbling area Call 1n Aro Grande Gallipolis Pollee Department (740)446 13 13 All 1nlorma Band saW cannmg 1ars pressure canner golf bag hon rs con fidential clu bs skiS· boots men s Fo und A lbum of su 1ts sweaters jeans came Mon uments 1n old Walnut clolhtn g college text books Ridge Cemetery Phone prmter dishes lmens much (740)256·6504 more 2118 At t41 Aug 5 4 Sam Spm r ;-..;..._,.,..,...-=,---, SHOP. Dally In-Column: 1 : 00 p.m. Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column : 1 : 00 p.m . Frllday For Sundays Paper .. CLASSIFIEDS for •• 1 , ,., baby ' " '"'' "r• household rte ms INDEX 4x4 's For Sate .•............••....•...••..••........•..... 725 Announcement ......................................... 030 Antiques.......... ... .. ... .. .............. .. ..530 Apartments lor Rent ... . ....... ... .... 440 Auction and Flea Market .. ... . .... , ... 080 Auto Parts & Accessories . ... . ... . ... 760 Auto Repaor.. :..... .... ...•. .•...••.•.••...•....•...... 770 Autos for Sale ••••... .. ........ ...............•........•. 7t0 Boats & Motors for Sale . .. .. ... .. .. . 750 Building Supplies .. . ... . .. . . .. ... 550 Bustness and Buildings . .... .... •. ... .. . 340 Business 0Pf1ortunily .......•........•....•.•.•.. •....2t0 Business Tralnlng ...... .......... ..... .... ..... ......... 140 Campers & Molor Homes ..... ... ................. 790 Camping Equipment ... ...... .... .. ..... 780 Cards of Thanks... .. . ... . : .. .... .•.....010 Child/Elderly Care . .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .-190 Electrical/Refngeratlon ............................840 Equ1pment for Rent .. ............................... 480 Excavating .............................,.......... .. . .. 830 Farm Equipment............. .. .. •.............. 6t0 Farms for Rent... .. .. ... .. ... .. .. .. 430 Farms for Sate . .... . .. ' .•.. .. · • . .. ....... 330 For Lease .. .. ... .. ............................... 490 For Sale. . . ....... ..............•..•....•....•• .•••..•.•. 585 For Sale or Trade .•....... .... . . . .... . .. 590 Fru1ts & Vegetables .. . .. ...... .. .•.... 580 Furnished Rooms .. . ... .. .. .. .. .... 450 General Hauling. .... ..........•........ ...... 850 Giveaway ... ................................................. 040 Happy Ads ••.••........•....•• .........•....•........•....•... 050 Hay & Grain.......... . ... ..... .. .. . .. ....... 640 Help wanted.. • .. ... .... .....•. . ........... 110 Home Improvements ... .. .............. .......810 Homes lor Sate ......•.....•••..•••..••............•....•.. 310 Household Goods ...................................... 510 Houses lor Rent .....•. .. ..................•....•...... 410 In Memoriam........... ..•.. ......• ...............•.. 020 Insurance ... ........ ...... ............................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment ........................ 660 Livestock....................... ..... .. . .. .. . .. .. 630 Lost and Found....... ... .•. ......•..... ........ 060 Lots & Acreage ........ .... ... ... ... .... ..... 350 Ml!ICeilaneous.... .•. ... .. .... .•.............•••.•170 Miscellaneous Merchandise........... .... •.. .. 540 Mobile Home Repair •••....•...••...... ............ . 860 Mobile Homes lor Rent ... ........ ... ... 420 Mobile Homes for Sale .... . .• . .. ......... 320 Money to Loan .. . ............ ..••...•. ••......•... 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers.. .................... 740 Muslcallnstrumenta ......... . ... .... .. ... 570 Personals................. ... .. ... ... ... . .... 005 Peta lor Sate •.. 1. •• ••••••••• •• • •• • ••••••••••• 560 Plumbing & Heating ..•... .......•• ........•..•.•,.820 Professional Servlcea.. .............. ...... .. ... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair .. . ... ... ... .. ...'. . t60 Real Eotate Wanted ..... ... ... .. .. • .. .... 360 SChools Instruction ....... ... ....................150 Seed , Plant & Fertilizer ...........•....•. ••.•. ....... 650 Situations Wanted ....................•.......•..... 120 Space for Rent....... .... . .. .. .•. .... .. .. .460 Sporting Goods .. . ... .. . .. ... .. . .. ....... 520 SUV'a for Sale . .. .... .. •. •... ................ 720 Trucks for Sale .......................................... ;r15 Upholstery ........ ...•.....•....•...... ..•....•.. . . .. 870 Vans For Sale.. ....... .. .. .. . ... .•. . ... 730 Wanted to Buy . .. . . . .. . .. . .. .. ... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplles ......•.•...••.... 620 Wanted To Do . ..................................... tBO Wanted to Rent ........... ..•.. .. ... .. .... . .. . 470 Yard Sale- Galllpoilo.. . ... .... .. ..... .. ..072 Yard Sole·Pomeroy/Middle ...... ........•..... 074 Yard Soie·Pt. Pleasant . .......... •••.... ..••.•. 076 All Display : 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display : 1:00 Thursday for Sundays.-~--· POLICIES Ohio Valley Publlahmg reaerveathe [lghtto edit, reject or cancel any ad at any t1me Errora must De reponed on the first day of frlbune-Sentinei-Reghster will be retpontlbte for no more than the cost of the apace occuprad by the error and only the firs t lnaertlon We any loaa or expense that reauha from the publication or omlaaton of en ad vertisement Correct ion will be ma de 1n the flral available edlt tor) are alwaya confidential • Current rate card applies • All real eatata advertlaements are SUbJeCt to the Federal Fatr Houatng Act of 1968 accepts wanted ada I standards We will not knowlnglr accept any advert1111ng 1n violatiOn of the taw KIT & CARLYLE YARD SAlE· GALLlNlLIS 11 Frtday & Saturday 9am-5pm 3 miles west of Rodney on 588 Clothrng & kmck knacks Yard SaiB Used lurnrture baby rl ems 353 John son Atdge Ad Sa le starts Wednesd ay YAKD S.u.E· Pot\U:KOY/Mmm.E . www.com1<:S com - ® 2005 by NEA, 1nc 4 Cassady A es t mrle West on 681 from Tuppers Pl arn s Frl 5th ·Sat 6th 9 00·5 00 Garage sale Au gust 5·6 8· 3 30 clo thes boyslgt rls 21· aclull toys Tuppe rw are Longaberger Noble Summit Durst I \11'111\ \II '\ I 'il In I( I ..., HELP WAI'<m) Huge Yard Sale St John l uthern Church Prne Gr ove Road 2 mrles !rom 5 Po tnl s Follow stgns Aug 5&6 9 4 Mulh· Famrly Fnday and Saturday 5th& 6th a am to 6pm Baby grrl clothes Boys cloth es 4 6 toys househo ld old glass lots ol mce clolhmg Foll ow new hrghway toward Racme ex 1t CR28/Bashan Road left 3 mrles 740 949 a224 DRIVE 1>10 EXPERIENCE NECESS.lRV FUl l l iME Cl ASSES • COL TRAINING FI/IIANCING AVAILABl E ' JOB PLACEME NT ENROLLING II!OW ALLIANCE 1·800~ 334 - 1203 51h We19hl set toys gtrls & ladres dresses & lots more 1 On At 7 where two lane dlvtdes rnto 4 lane Aug 4th 5th 6th Thurs & Fn 9 4 Sat 9 12 y \RD SAI.h• Pr. f'll-ASAN'I 4 lamrly yard sale Aug 3rd 4th 5th 9am ? Chfton cast tron but cher ke" le bass1net wheels & trres clothmg assorted srzes lots ol mrcs Garage Sale Aug 3 4 5 8 3 11056 Gunvrlle Rd Boswell s Ch tldren s cloth· mg Toys , Books Home· lnt enor Antrques New MDSE Qyer Mtsc Yar d TO TRACTOR TRA.tl ER TRAINING CENT ERS WYT HEVILLE VA Rutland Ftre house Avon baby clothes fur nrtur e much more Thurs 4th Fr1 6 LEARN Sale Baby Items & plenty -Mrsc 114 Howard St/Haven HeightS Sat 8 6..()5 9 1 ~ousehold Goods www ~~ Oll nct'll<:l<>rl rll lftl oom 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemt>le crafts , wood rtems To $480/wk Malenals provtded Free mlor matton pkg 24Hr 801 428 4649 Aau lt SerVIces Otrector for lhe Mergs County Board of MRD D Respon sible lor development overst ght and rmplementatron ol program s lor adults w1 th develop men tal dtsabrlitres Posttton Re qutrements Bache tors Aehabtltt atron, Educa tron Specral Psychology Public Admtntslra t1on Busrness or related degree Preferred Ftve year s expenence rn MRDD freld two years supervisory expe rrence Must poss ess or be eltgr ble lor OhiO Depar tment of MRDO Adult Se rv rces ~:anage ment 2 cerltticate Send resume to M CBM· ROO. PO B ox 307 Syracuse Ohro 45779 Applrcatron Dead line August 12 2005 110 110 HEW' WAtvil:l) Cost TechniCian Pos1110n reQurres good Exce l sktlls general comp uter knowl edge Willingness to travel and wo rk overtrme Startr ng pay rate $16/hr Applican t needs not have ex perr ence Must have good wo rk ethrcs and w1lhngness to learn Tra_jnmg prov tded Fax resumes l o (6 14)716·2272 COTA!WV l rce nse Requrred/Fu llttme Occup aiiOn al Th erapt st!lnpahent Phystcal Thera ~ 1st1 Home Health Physrcal Theraptst/Outpat•enl AN/PAN Home Hea lth/Hospice Transcrrptronrst/Part trme Ultra Sound n TechNasc ular/Phystctan Olttce /Part trme Interested candrd ates should call 304 242 2205 or send resume to Human Resources/Camden Clar k Memorrat Hospr tal PO box 718 Parkersburg WV 26102 FAX (304 ) 424·2825 Apply online at wwwccm h erg E0 E Home Health Care of SED ts curren tl y acce ptrng apphca· ttons for AN s and Atde s Gompetrlrve wages & bene· fits ~ 866-368· 11 00 Toll Free M •%;' I Borrow Sm art Co ntac he Ohto Drv rs mn o !n sltl utron F nancral ttr ce of Con sume ffarrs BEFORE vo u raft ance you1 home o b\atn a loan BEWAA I requesr.; for any larg dva ncr:> payments o ees or msurance Call he Olftce ol Con sum e flatrs toll free a1 1·866 78 0003 to learn rf the or tg age broke r o end er ts proper! tcensed (Thts 1s a pu bh ervtce an nouncemen rom the O hro Valle Publishtn Com pan J l~lOif-'NONAI Under new manageme nl St R\10~ HeallnQ & Cooling busmess rs look1ng tor rnstatlers W1th C a~ es by Kathy weddmg & 1 year ol har.ds on and a a\1 occasron also Karaoke techn rcal ot 1 year Sal ary call (7 40)992 0723 al ter depends on experience 3pm Send resum e to HVAC PO Box 572 Ker r OH 45543 TURNED DOWN ON SOC1AL SECUR1TY ISS! ? ~ r rele ss Gallery now hu rng No Fee Unless We Wrnt full and part trme he lp Cell 1 888 582 3345 pho ne e ~pe r ren c e helpt ul bLJI not necessary For rnter JU \1 •s1 \II· v•ew consrde ratto n ca ll (606)9 28 1608 or em a I How:' wtre lessgallery @zoom1 nter· FUR S\1 ~ net ne t or mar l resume to PO Box 6792 Huntmgton WV 112 Pl ea san t Stree t 3 25773 . Bedroom 1 t /2 Bat hs !50 Famr ly Room Dmmg Roo m Snt(Mll.~ Full Basement Storage ~-noN Bldg Garage New Central Concealed Ptsto l Cla ss A•r Cond New Wmdows Now to rmmg Augus t 13 at (304)675 4034 lmm edtate ope ntng lor Nurse Practt liOner tn a physrctan s off1ce Fufi/Part hme Excellent salary and benefrts Apply to CLA 574 clo Gall rpolt s Darly Tnbune PO Box 469 Gallrpotrs OH VFW Maso n WV Ohr o & WV & all legal slates Call 45631 l 740 84 3 555 5 Maple Grove Cabtnetry 1s seektng an honest depend Galhpolis Career College (Ca reers Close To Hom e) able rndrvrd ual lor l ull or part Call Today• 740-446 4367 ttme work Experrence m 1 aoo '214..() 452 cabme t/ counte rrop work ~ gall1p0l sca n~eroolleqe com labncatronl tn slalialton pre Acc redoled Member Accredn ng !erred Apply m person 90tl4 Cour>c I !o lndepar> de 1 Collt!9es st At t740)256 121s 11r.d Sc:hools 17r 4 B IN.,·nu z,a Mrddleton Estates a leading prov1der ot supp ort ser vtces to md1v1d uals w1th mental retardahon a nd develop mental dtsabtlitres IS lookr ng fo r full lrme and part trme Support AssOCiates (drrect ca re staN) 1n the Gall rpoils area An Equal Opportunity Employer FfM!DN App licatiOns wtll be taken Monday th roug h Frtday 8 OOam 4 OOpm at the tacrlr ty 8204 Ca rl a Or ve No phone ca ns please 10 Hm111; IUR S .lt.l All real estate adv ertralng rn thts newspaper 1s subject to the Federal Fa ir Kouslng Act of 1968 wh1ch makes tt llt&gal to advertise any preference, hmltatlon or dlscrtmtnatlon bas!Xt on race color religion sex ramllta l statu s or netronal orrgm or any mtentton lo mak e anv sueh pr eference hmltatron or dtscnmr natron Tht s newspsper wil l not know ingly accept adverttsem ents for real estate whrch rs m vrolat1on of thi! law Our . rea ders are herebv tnformed that all dwettmgs advertised tn th1s new spape r are BVllth'lble on an equal opportumty bases For Sate/Fo r Rent Lovely Ar ve r P rop erty 1 Acre B r1ck'V• ny l Gara ge an d Carport Basement Haro.vooct Floors 3BR 2BA LR OR FA 2 I re places St60 000 or $800 mo (7401446·053 f:t (502)303 3621 H.ome tor s <~ lc 110 Kmeon Dnve 2 bedroom I bath lull basement w lh wood burn1ng ttreplace Very clean and well burlt Must see• S78 500 1740 1245 5624 or (740 )379 2321 14 01 Cedar St Mea dowbrook Add 3 Bedroo m t 112 Bath Corner lot new Roof move m con d1M n new Ca r pet and Floonng Storage Butldtng Fe nced m Back Yard State At 141 Galtrpohs 01-1 (304)675 7708 2 large hearoom I bat\1 LA 186 North Pa rk Dr ve 2· KT DR C a r heat 2 auf bed room 1 bath Full oase bu1ld ngst c <:~r port move m ment detached Gar age CGndtltOn Abo ul 1 12 ac 170 Cen t r;:~l Au Pe rfec 1 rn town 1740)-'46 2098 $56 000 1 ML'\l 1-:1.L-\NEOI S locat•on Fenced m bac~ \lcmn f H0\1 ~ yard Gate opens to IUR S \If OIRECTV FRE E Home Pleasant Valley Hosptta t entert arnmen t System 13041675 3323 FREE Equipme nt and Install 3 Bea room 2 Bat h 1995 Clayton Doublew•de up to lour rooms 145 chan Ftreplace In the coun try on 24)(52 Jbr 20a lh IOtal elec ne ls S29 00 a montn Ask 518 000 0 80 t 6 acres $95 000 Call tt c how IO get FREE HBO (304)675 2907 (7 40)709 11 66 MAX and STARS 1 BOO 52 3· 7556 for dela tls 3 Be(jroom 2 Bath L 1 ~ ng 1996 Re omono 16•80 3 bt Room Famtly Room UT 2 oa on ren ted 101 w large w,~,}JI Po ol Arpl art ces 2 De<:l'. 5 OOICI' 304 675 3689 •so loDo (740i245·93t8 199 9 14x80 Oakwood Freemon! 3 bedr Oom 2 bat hs und'erprnnmg ar d A/C ncluded Very cl ean re ady lo go Pnce neg ser ous calls onty (7<10)388 4 bedroom 2 bath Rous h 8513 (740)388 80 17 Ferrell lane S35 000 fu m 1999 14x80 Oakwood 304·6 75 19tl or 59 3·2096 Freemon! 3 bedroom 2 • AHent1on 1 , baths un~erp r nnmg A C Local cornpany otfer.ng NO clea n Prtce neg DOWN PAYMEN T pro {7 40) 388 85 13 (740)388 Care r grams lor you to buy you' ao17 Magtc Yea rs Day home Instead ol rentmg Center State ucenseo 5 homes under $1 0 000 • 100" o frnanc•ng Oualtty Child Care Spaces • Less than perfect credrt W II dettver 17401385 7671 ava tlible 'Now expec! rng Fall accepted, 97 Fleelwood t4 11 70 tota Enrollmen t Reasonable • Payment could be lhe Rate s Ltnk approved e ~ cel electnc W1fl help v. rth del OJ same af> rent ery Include s central <In Onl) lent Skrlls fo1 your Chtld s Locat ors Mortgage Call (740!385 StO 995 Deve lopment Learn •ng (7 40)367 0000 Program offered lor all ages 9621 M F ages 2 & Up (304)675 8 ~ '" 11 "h1 vtew 3 ~e droo~ 2 For Sale 26 96 acres wrth 91 5847 u at s two oat s DouDlew de 28~ 44 3b r stor y & nail plus parllal H\\\( f\1 2t3"1 LO"'Q HOI IO v. Ad G1! basement ltvmg room Ad (3041895 3414 kt!Chen d mng room tamt!y room large c osets New 14x7 0 3 bedroom 2 OPPOKn.<~m a11ached 2 car ga rage con bath O nly 5198 63 pe r cre le dnveway olus more monlh Call Ela•ne 1740 ]385 hall way ,be tv.een 2434 eNOTI Ch HOCktngport & ReedSVIlle P HIO VALLEY PUBLISH Oh•o on State Route 124 New 3 BA Hom e Onl\ NG CO recommends tha S 189 mo Includes a c deijv (7 40)378 6189 jyou do busmess wrth peo ery ana set uo t740J386 le you know and NOT t Houses tor Sale Potemral 436i ~end money through t h Hom e or Cornmertcal f er! untr! you have rnvestl Property t 800 SO FT "~'~"'" ~ t ed lhe of1enn g. Garage tnground Horst \ "II Bl1 1.1lL\ ( ,S ' LOIS ot Extras Upslatrs Apt 1200 150 FT 6 Rooms Ott ce Butldmg w 2 apa!l Bath Extras large Covered men1s on_. 21'1d ttwe ,,.. Porch Must see to Gall pols Avg rert a o· Apprec taled call tor more' apartMents S1 200 r"~On!r Deta tled lnformat •on Phone Pr •ce S t20 ()()() v. rl consrele 13041882 3339 or (3041883 and CC'1fract v. mor ev , 3341 :lOW"\ 740ii1Q.OQC- All Types Masc1 mry Bnck & EMT s Custom De stgn LTD & Para medtcs Bl ock Stone Free Estrma te DramorLds Two tS tn need of needed Apply at 13 54 !304)773 9550 ' 304 593 an Experienced Jewelry Jackson Ptke Gi:\lltpolts 642 1 Salesperson Please con Treatme nl Re srdentrat Geo rges Po rtable Sawm\lt tract Becky at (304 )674· Factlity for boys now hlflng don 't haul your Logs to the 6103 for an Interview Orrect Care Workers Pay M1111ust call 304 675 1957 based on experrence pa•d Drive msurance (740)379 9083 ~tl.lv'E111FRI Canton Ohro based carrre r 9am 3 pm Mon Fn CAtu: lookr ng fo r experrenced Retail manager· Local retarl Class A COL Orrvers cham seeks mana ger for well est ablished store 1 NEW PAY SCALE Successlul candtdale must EFFECTIVE MARCH 1 have at least 3 years reta tl Yard Sale Fn 5th & Sat-6th manageme nt expe nence 8·1 102 Libe rty St •40 cpm All MILES strong te adershtp and cus Computer Desk, Huntmg & •No forced NYC lamer servrce skrl ls and the An Excellent way to earn •95% No touch fretght abrl1ly to work welt W1th Ott'l· •Patd Vacation after year Elng r money The New Avon ers Must be ava11able to •Hospltallzallon & 401K work nrghts and wee kends Call Marrlyn 304·682·264 5 avatlabla Sa lary posr l ron wrl h ntce AVON ! All Areas1 To Buy o r bene trts package Send Absolute Top Dollar U S Sell Shllley Spears 304 Interested parttes call 800· resume to E8 26 200 Marn S11 ve r and Gold Co1 ns 675 1429 .. 652 2362 tor more mfo St Porn! Pleasant WV Proofsets Gold Atngs Pre 25550 • BabySitter and assistant Harrdress er Needed Must US Currency 1935 Sohta tre Dtamonds· M TS babys rner need ed eve ry have Manage rs Ltc Drop off Wanl to g et the pa.y Com Shop 1 ~ 1 Second other Sunday mormng and or send res ume to Mane and reapect you cteqrve? Avenue Gallipolis 740·446 an otcasronal weekday Image 33105 H1tand Road Call lnloC1ston today1 evenrng for ch urch nursery Pomeroy Oh10 457 69 2842 Believe 111 Srtter must be 18 years 01 Weekly pay Help Wam ed Area franchrse older and assrs ta nt my be at Buy1ng Goldenseal Wed & Profe ssrona l JOb set1 tng Sat 12· 4 The Platns Oh least 15 yea rs ol d Good motor;cyclel ATV dealershrp Competrtrve wages hmng all postttons Ctencal (740)664 4761 74 0 79i' pay TM applicant IS SUbjec1 E I!Celle nt benefits to a backg round check Sales & Mechanrcs Sen(t. 9054 George Buckley Vacatrons and Holrday s resume to CLA 573 c/ o Please drop ott yo ur resume P.:itd Reai -Eatat8 Wanted Local at Grace Unrted Methodrst GalhjXIIrs Darty Trtbu ne PO Make calls lor the nat iOns person lookmg lor a home to Church 600 Seco nd Box 469 Galtrpolls OH maJOr non·proftt and 45631 buy All cash Me1gs or Avenue Galltpohs Oh10 poh!lcal organtzattons Ga tlla No doubl e· Wlde or betwe en a 30am a nd Come VISit US Bl H o u sek.eepm g / La u n d ry mOOular 740 -591 8936 4 30pm Monday· Frrday. 242 9rd Avenue .. postlicm ava rlable at Arbors Gathpohs OH Work Car that needs little Narl Tec h and/or stylist part ol Gallrj)OIIs 170 P1necrest Or Call No phOne work Call f740)388 8228 or lime and full (740 )446·2673 Or Gallrpotls , .a n-4& 3-6247 ed 24!;8 call s plea se c!renteliJ warttng. (740)44 1 1424 Yard Sale Frtday August 5, 8 ? 8 1 Hawt horne Ln behind the Natrona! Guard MONH Ill !.()A~ RN,LPN Rocksp nn gs Rehabtlltatron Center pro vrdes re srdents wrth out stand1ng nu rsmg car e and re habrlitat1on se rvrces help mg the m re turn to a h1e o l mdependen ce at home We curren tly have oppo rtu nrtres for AN s and LP N s a1 our facdtty loc aled m Pomeroy Ohro We o lfe r a COM· PETIV1TE SALARY SCALE an excellent be ne ftt package and a supportrve wor k enVIf onmenl Int erested candtdal es PlEASE CALL SHELLEY MECUM AT 740· 992· 6606 Aoc kspr mgs Rehab Center E~tendrcare He al lh Se.rvtces Inc IS an equal ' opp ort umty e mployer lh<J 1 encourages workpl ace cl1versrty M/F DN • 3 Fa mrl y Sa le Aug 56 Rarn/Shrne 8 00 5 00 300 Wet zgall Street, Clothes toys, ancl More 221) Htt P WAr<t W Frt/Sat Aug 5 6, Mulll· laml· ly yard sale 9 18 Sprre s Ad (SR 160 north fou r miles pa st Korn er Sto re to Morgan Center Ad Go 1 mrle to Spt res Ret 1 mtle to yard sale ) All stzes ctothm g mlant·ad ults coals large vanety of Items lin ens cur· talns glassware household 1tem s, books co lt ec trbles c han gmg table m 1sce lla· neO\Js 9am·Spm ~74 Now you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclassifiedads t'~ Jm Borders$3.00/perad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large • All ads must be prepaid• -CIa-y-To - -w"n-s-hi_ p _b_ UI_ Id-,ng_R1_ 7 Aug 3-4 8am·5pm Clothmg GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Display Ads • Start Your Ad1 Wtth A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Addren When Needed • Adli Should Run 7 DillyS rrrx: ~--------' O~aCIIfirM ' Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Succ.essfut Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ••• entinel ~~--------~~~--~~ Offte~ !low<-~ CLASSI~IED 6 ,1997 Chevy S14 1GCCS1448VK21930 9 2001 Dodge Ram 3500 4x4 Diesel Duley 1B7MF33761 J2t6117 2002 Yam aha YFM A T V 5YAH06Y82A0220489 2004 Bettor Built G o o a~ a n e c k 4MNFG 30284t00t449 The Home Na tiona l Bank reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All vehicles are sold, as is where is, with no warranties expres sed or i mplie d For an ap pointment to see, call 949·2210. ask for Sh01la . (8)3, 4, 5 <. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW .ONLINE . HOW IQ' WRITE AN AD htt one in ht s flfsl game off the dt sabl cd ltst on Jul y 18 McCann added h1 s thlfd home• ot the season, a tworun shot otl Ketsler, 111 the filth Gdes had ,ttwo-run stngie .md Wtl so n Bete mn , Chrppe1 Jones·, rep ldce ment , ,t I llll - -;c o lin g stn gle 111 the seventh. Free l scored 11om thn d on .1 passed bdll as Adam Dunn was sttlk t ng out 111 the seventh Notes: Gtles matched ht s sedso n hrgh by extendmg hts htttrng stredk to seven g <~m es And1 uw Jones w,ts httless tn lm l.tsl nrne .1 t ~ b a t s before h!S doub le Casey led ott the second w1th " stngle to ex tend ht s htttmg streak to We Cove Meigs, Galllar ..,d Mason ·Braves snap Cincinnati's five-game winning streak 1 6 7 Tuesday 's Games Sa n Otego 11 Prttsburgh 3 LA Dodgers 5 Wa shmgton 4 Ch rca go Cubs 2 Phrl adelphra 1 Atla nta 12 Cmc1nnat1 2 ' St LOUIS 3 Flonda 1 ~ M il w a ukee at N Y Mets late Houston at Anzona late Colorado at San Fran c1sco late Today s Games Wednesdays Game s San Otego (Park 0 0) at Pttts burgh (O W.U1amsa 8) 7 05 p m L A Dodgers (Hou lton 4 4) at Wa shmgton (Arma s 5 5) 7 05 p m Chtca go CLJbs (J W il l1am s 3· 4} at Ph tladelphr a (Tejeda 2 2) 7 05 p m Milwaukee (Santos 3 11) at N Y Mets (P Mar ttnez 12·3) 7 10pm Atlanta (Ramrrez 9 6 ) at Crnc1nna t1 (Claussen 5·8) 7 10 p m Fjorrda (Beckett 10 6) at St Lo ut s (Morn s 1 1· 4), 10 p Houston {E Astacro t ·4) at Anzona (Halsey 7·7) 9 40 pm Co lorado (Krm 2 8) at San Franc1sco (Hennessey 4·3 ) 10 15 pm a into the sixt h nearly and ·came all the back way ctgam "Our goal every g.tme ts to score s1x .'' Rou n guet s,uu "We JU st mtsscd We h,td a chatKC wtth Jetct up. yo u go t tn hke th .tt. .. The Yankees we re co mmg The Daily Sentinel• Page 83 www.mydallysentinel.com ' ' Nahonalleague East r!>lv11lon W L Pet Atlanta 62 45 579 .Waehmgton 56 so 528 lorrda 54 50 519 htladetphra 55 52 5 14 New York 53 52 505 Cen't ral Div i sion W l Pet St l ours 67 39 632 Hous ton 57 48 543 Chtcago 54 52 509 M ilwaukee 52 54 49 1 Cmcrnnat1 47 59 443 Pi ttsburgh 45 62 421 Wesl Olvision W l Pet San Otego 52 54 491 Artzona 52 55 486 l..os Angeles 48 58 453 San Franc1sco 45 59 433 Colorado 37 6 7 356 ' Wednesday, August 3, 2005 Elarton leads Indians past Bronx Bombers in 6-5 win Easl Division 60 45 Wednesday, August 3. 2005 Major LEaguE BasEball League Booton ~www .mydailysentinel.com 1110 3BR Ranch 2 car gara ge pool crty schools S90 000 3460 SA 218 Gal ltpol s OH (740)256 1962 \' 1 1 0 "" 2 BllSINL''; . Ht 'iiND AJOB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS �' Wedn'esday, August 3, 2005 ' WednP.sday, August 3, 2005 ·· ALLEY OOP www.mydallysentinel.c;om The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Thompsons Appliance & Aepair-675-7388 . For sale, re-conditioned automatic 'washets & dryers, refngera· tors. gas and elec tnc WANil·D ran ges. air conditioners, and 2 bedroom. 1 bath . water wringer washers, Writ do I BUy Homes- Local per son pard. $350 month . $350 reparrs on major brands . rn buys homes . Conlrdenlial, secur1ty deposit. Call shop or at you r home. Quick cash J~m, 740.992· (740)446-3481 . 6300. No calls af1er 9. Aparlment 1,700 ·sq. It IH'\1 \1 ' $650 . No pets: Available Oct. 1.(740)441-1124. Buy or se ll . Riverme 10 HtltiS1·:~ BEAUTIFUL APART- AntiQues. 1t24 El1SI Marn HlR RE~T MENTS AT BUDGET "'On SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740PRICES AT JACKSON 992-2526 Ross Moore. 1 bedroom house lor rent ESTATES, 52 Westwood owner. located rn Gatlrpolis city Drive tr am $344 to $442 -~~~~~~~~ $250/mont h + uhlitres Walk to shop & movies Call Leisa's Antiques· boughtEqual sold at Alligator Jacks Flea $250/deposi1 (740)256- 740_446_2568 Market. R\7. Pomeroy furnt6661 . ~ousrng Opp'ortunrty ture , prrmrtrves. bontes, 1. BR C<3brn, Centervrllo CONVENIENTLY "LOCAT- (740)992-5088 ' area. All utrlltres pd ED & AFFORDABLE! MIS( H .I ~I NI:OliS (740)441 -0 11 7 or (740)441· Townhouse apartments. Mt:KlHINUL,I·: 3702. and/or small houseS' FOR RENT. Ca, l (740)441 -1 111 2 bedroom house OP for applrcatron & rnlormatron 14kt. 58ct marqurs diaNeiQhborhood Road. fllond Appraised $3 ,200, S4251mo Furnrshed Abartment . 2nd askrng Sl.700 . 1}40)379Gallipolis. (740)441-0194 or {740)441 ·, Avt!, GaUrpolis , Upstarrs, All 2331 . 1057. Utrl!tres Pard , 1 Bedroom . 2 Grrswold cast iron skillets. 2 bedroom. CIA. rt~o!rrg & No Pf!ts {740)446-9523 1120 & 11 t 1. rare. $350 tor stove turnrshed No pets. no Furn1shed upstarrs. 3 rooms both. tron lon·. OH- (740)533smoking; wasllert:lrye1 & na th Clean. ref. & dep 3870 hookup $450/montll . Qi'IS & required No pe"rs (740)4462003 Masterspa hot tub. water paid. Mercerville area t519 S3.900 Original price (-740)256-6046 rei preferred GracrOlrs lrvrng. t and 2 bed- $7 ,000 Gall (740)446-8706 Jackson County, Ohio, . 39 2 bedroom apt, newly acres, www cskusa.com. remodeled, SR 160. JUSt 513 374-9424. past Holzer $460/mo (740)44H) 194 m (740)44 1· RFAL E.'1lHE 1057. AIOJarev 12 string gu1tar 1993 Olds model no. DYM . Call Supreme, 2dr, V-6, new 740 256-1102 ask lor Jr. tires. power locks and power windows. automatic, less FRum;& than 100.000 mrles. $2.000 VU;t:JMIIJ-:<i (7401367-7t37 . Canning Tomatoes, 1/ 4 mlle 1996 Pontiac Grand Prix, 4' past Southern High SChool, door, $1 ,500 (740)44 1-6976 Daniel Riffle, (740)949-3080 or (740)645-6734. '1'!:1:'""------., r room ao<~r l rrien ts at Village Manor and Rrve rside Apartments rn ¥ rddleport. Fr orn S295-S444 Call 740992-5064 Equal Housrng Opporlurutres ' Attention! Local c;ompany ollerrn g ·NO J?OWN PAYMENT"" , program s lor you to buy your home rnsteaa of rentr nq ··.1ooo,0 tmanCing •. Le ss than perf ect crr.rl rt accepted" • Payment cou ld be the Same as rent Locators ¥ortgage (740)367·000() N 3rll Ave Mrddleport. 1 bedroom tu-n rshed apt No pets Oeposrl. Prev. ren tal Ref 740·992-0 165 -~~~~~~~- N 4th Ave. MrQdleport. 2 Room Elf. Apt , No pets. Pre•:rous rental ref. Deposrt. 7..\0-992-0 165 One BA apt . w1th WID hookups Sprrng Valley. $290 mor1 tl" plus depos1t Brand new 2 be<iroom (7o.IOi339-03(i2 lor:at call House rn Galli polis C A laundry room s r ove~refrrger· Ple<1sant Valley Apart me nt aror fonushed S550.·no Are now takmg Applications 1740\441-0194 01 (7401 4·11 · lor 28R, 3 BA & 46 R. . App trcatrons are .. taken 1057 Monday thrll Friday, , from House for Rent P1 Pleo::.Jnt 9 00 A M -4 P.M. O!trce is S400 (304)675-5540 or Located o~t 1151 Evergreen 1304)675-·102~ as... tor Drr~e Porn ! Pleasant . WV Nal")cy Homes.teftd Re<~lty Pho11e No rs (304)675 BrOker 5806 . E H 0 House lor Rehl 111 Poinl Ta ra Townho use Pleasant {304)675·6224 Apartments. Very Spacioos. Hoose for rent rn Pomeroy 2 Bedrooms. CIA. 1 1/2 Bath. AdUlt Pool & Baby no pets. 1740r992·5858 Pool . PallO, Start $:385/Mo Large 2 OR. g"arage Geed No Pers : Leilse Plus neighborhood . 5500 + Securrty Deposit Anquired . deposrl & ret 1740).)46(7401367-7086 1079 Twin Fj1vers Tower is acceptLog home m coLmtry. rde;al ing apphcalions for waitrng tor mamed couple 2 SR. 1 list for Hud-subsized 1· br bath. patro. new carpet Ref apartment. call 675-6679 and deposil S425 per mo EHO (740)446-2801 ~-- ~ - ~- ~20 MOBILE JlOMt}; ICIH R~-:~i · t ' SPAt.:E · mRRt~r Two Mobrle Home Lots for $13000 1997 Two Bed10om Mob1le . Home. completely fLl rn rshed . Gentrat A1r/ Heat $425 00" JA @I 740-243-581 I AP-\K"I'UXI"'i H>R RIX 1' and 2 bedroom apart· rflents f~rn 1shed and unfur· nrshed . securr ty deposrt requrred no pets 740-99222t8 _°FOR·ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS. • MOBILE HOME REPAIRS ~CARPENTRY • RooF • PAINT OHIO LICENSE # 38244 740·:567·0544 I"'' 10 F~K,It U ll'1\ t~NI' $500 Demonstration BonusLet us demo a John Deere Z Trak or X Serres All-Wheel Steer on yoor lawn and receive an extra $500 otf our already discounted · prices : Limited time after. Cartnichael Eqoipment Inc. {740)446-.24 12 2000 Kia Sephra. 4 door, automatic, 27mpg, 72,000 miles. good condition. $800 in brakes. filters. tires, belts etc. tuneup. MaKe excellent ca r tor college . Asking $6.500 080 (74014419378 · table. New ra1ls. new tell. 31815spd. loaded. many Call (7 40)256-6702. Your ProStar t Tra11er Dealer. e~~:tras. nice Truck. 57,500 JET Carmichael Equipment Inc (304)882-2845 AERATION MOTORS -· (740 )446 · 241 2 Reparred . New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1- · 800·537-9528 r_________.l r 74D-:567~ 05:56 LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement I All.Types or Com:rete Work 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 ln'lurcd d. 1 m . Fn'l' Estlnmll'S Will's ATV . Parts Quall1y (;uaranteed ATV PariS & ACC. James A Will Jr. Owner 32119 \Ve lshhmn Rd . J>omcrov, Ohio 45769 . 17401 992-2432 · Email:jwill45769 @ ~·uhoo.con'~ LIVI-XI"OCK suv~ ___ 1994 Jee!p Grand Cherc;rkee . 1 male Pygmy goa t 3 m. old Good condition, $3.000 Kenmore Sewing Mac hine I 060. (740 )388,0436 alter (304 )675- 1320 8pm. NEW AND · USED STEEL Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete , Angle, Channel, Flat Bar.· Stee l Gra ting For Dra ins. Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday & Friday, Bam -4:30pm . Ctqsed Thursday. Sa turday & Sunday (740)446-7300 Sears lawn m9wer 17 h.p. -6 1998 6 MC Jimmy SUV, speed. 42 in cut. E1tcetlen t. 4WD. VS, 4.3L. Aut omatiC, condition. (740)379-21 11. AC . Leath er1 tots ot exlras AsKing $8,500 (304)675· WOW!! o o~ Financing for up 8755 to 50 months on qualifyrng GX & X Series John Deere 200 1 Ford Explorer SUV. Lawn Tractors or No 4x4 , 58,000 mites, just lnteresl. No Payments until detailed . loaded. (740)256January 1, 2007 on all new 6936 premium lawn tractors w1ttl . 4x4 John Deere Credit approval · foR SALE Carmichael Equipment Inc (740)446-2412 . t 986 lsuzu Trooper Mud ;;.;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ __, · tires. ru~s good. $600 080 10 Aun:ti 2002 Yamaha Raptor 660cc. FOR SALE · $3,800. Good condition ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,J _(7_4_0_144 ~6--t_2_3_7_ . ~~~- I & worrnd . $300 {740)416-2793 each AKC Englrsh Sprrnger Spaniel F1rst Sllot!Worm. Ta11-DoCK Male and Female Lwer & While S250 (304)576-2 198 . r. 00 Dodge Neon sharp! $3:595: 99 Neon $2.500 : 00 Mrtsubtsh1 Mrrage, $2,500: 96 Pont. Gr Pmc $2,100:97 Pont Gr. Am . S t .66o: 98 Ford ContoLJr, S1.800: 98 Saturn S.W. $1,800: 95 Pont Frreb1rd S2.600 : 98 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 53.400: 02 Chev 4x4 PT. S7.900: 00 Ford F150 $3.500: · 96 Dodge 4x4 PT $3.600. ~5 Nrs san PU auto $2.500 98 Dodge Dakota e1t cab S2,700: 96 Ranger $1 .200 8 & D Auto Sales HWY 160 N . {740]446-6865 41800 SR #7 1~;!~Tu~ppers Plains, OH I' 45783 • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References· Available • Free Estimates "Insured" Call Gary Stanley 740·742·2293 * Leave a message Now enrolling students for t.hc 2005-2006 sc hool year. Grades K-4 Ihrough I 2 K-4 Open House Aug. 26th at 7:00PM 740-742 -2455 • Repairs • Parts • Servi~c for Farm Equipmcm Trucks Dc 11er~ • Spec iall y • Cl ut ch ~s • Bra ke ~ Come By S t'ak• Mrallfllg• at • 13110 ,.,.,. Dll 1111 Bnapp•r wwntracton ""l..;t""'n And C.a rd<'!'n Tracl o rs arc our ~u ... tn ~!!.. n ot our sideline. Gravely Tractor Sales & Service Ill• .w·n·1n• mn11 "lff~t'l 21l4 C"torklor Srn:cl p,,m~n.>\. Olt 740-9'12-2975 >~" Wl'Ck h Tr ~ t.~ h S~:n in: -l yrs nf Rdiahlc.: ..Sen. ll"<.' J Keep Yo >ur M on c~ I.• ._ Jl J ( ;&R SANITATU ~ N 1989 Jeep Wagoneer: Porncwv. ( )1·1 leath er inferrer. good shape. needs motor. Make otter 40 M!1TORCI'Ll.l:-.' 1989 Jeep Comanche I ruck, good shape. new batter y & 4 WHt:HHIS lfres. Outlaw wheels. Make Harley Davidson (740)446·2948 or 2002 offer Softa it Deu ce. lots of (740)339·2216 chrome. many extras. Only 1992 C.he~ 1500 4x4 . auto. 7.000 milesl $17.000 a1r. ~w . pi, cd . runs great. (7401446-28t5 S3.500. (7 40)742·7200 or BoAt~ & MunlRS 1999 Chevy Subt.Jrban 41i4. IIJK SALE good condihon. loaded. new Askmg $11 .000. t+res. 18" Bayllner Caprr Skrmax. (74j))44t-o65B or (740)709· 1987 openbowwrth 150 hp 1931 Me rcury OB and harler . runs 2002 Toyota Tundra· SA5 V6 , & looks great. $2975. call 5•spd. 80.000mr. matching (740.)992-0167 after 5pm or . topper, bed lrnertmat. ro ts of 740-416 -4604 extras $ 19.000. (740)388Q634 eve ask for Jeff Pre· . m Henderson. W V owned appllcanes starling at $75 & up all under warranty. we do servrce work on all Ma.ke and Models (304)675· 7999 Mollollan Carpel 202 <;lark Chapel Road . Porter Oh10. (7 40)4 46-74,.:14 1-877-830· 9162 Free EsTimates Easy !!r!:!f'C'"g . 90 days same as cash Vrsa/ Maste r Card Dr1Ve- a· IIMie save arot CKC Reg 1stered Toy excellenl shape. (740)446__3 50~·---~-,---- 19~3" Toyota Pre'.lla Pood tes puppres. SSOO.OO 0 740-992·7007 1993 Cadrllac Fr6etWoo d Good Condrt+on 1nside Cocker Span 1el puppres. g Brougham loaded. mmt 160.000 miles S3200 .,.e€h::. old t.ull c~or. Sl'oOiS, r:onrhtrnn 1)7 ?no mriP.!'; (740 &9~ -7477 S150 each ' Call ,(740)388- contrnually garaged. $6.500 ~ MotliRlTU.tS 0401 (7.40)446-41 91. + 'o ~ .,.( tO,; (llel'ort 6pm \::.. '1-!J. . 'l teove Mes~ • ,A'":·. h' -- o-t -· _o;., ;:.JrfA . '. Tree Service Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding - ., Owner: Jeff St ethem Cell: (740) 517-688l POWER WASHING (Commercral and ~es idenhdl) Mobile Homes, Houses, Log Homes, Decks, Driveways, Sidewalks. "Gas Stati on Awnings. DegreaS"ing of Equipmeut, Boats, Campers, Tr actm T~ailer s, .OJ.Jmp Trocks, p.linting or staining ol yoor de(k or log home, Alom inom br ight ening Special rat es to -Tru cking and Dum p Tro cking Compclmes. (Comm('rcidl and Residenudl) Mowing, Tn mming, Tree Tnmming, Aer<ttion, Fertilization , Spraying of fen~e lines, Le,ll Rem?val, as well a~ sm~.ll land scaping Jobs such as planllng and mukhmg. FREE ESTIMATE:S o GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES month BARNEY ELVINEY SAY5 SHE AIN'T COMIN' HOME 'TIL I APOLOGIZE !! SO WHATTA YA GONNA DO, LUKEY ? j ~ HAVE Tt-l' CARD GAME HE~E TONIGHT ! ! . 1-:::::::::=::::Jt:; H c ~ I• ;; j CARPENTER SERVICE ---1 !• § fjj~=~;:i~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~ a 'I.- vEc:.eu:.r-t:..:smz DOD""T""~ 11"Dl\) t A.PPR£(.1t-..\E. 11-\E. J05 \. 00, 992-6215 w~ o:Jti7<5 Pomeror, Otlto 25 'fears Local E• rience J!J~i fl.~ 'iOU \1\lKl\'\G TO'iOUR~LF It-.1 \\ERE., E:ru\U5 7 I'LL Fll'\1:> SO~N.E-8..:£ r.i\-\0 WlLL! ., '---~~~-1<> p-OF COU~ 1'\0T-\)() YOIJ · mlt-.~k. i't<\ ~u\S ~I w~ J~Kli'\G TO \\-If II .ROBERT .BISSEll CO~STRUCDON • New Homes • Garages ·Complete Remod eling WHOA 1 r\UtJl B-AR& I IJ~EN DtD YOU G~T THAT I •ON I-'' THINK PURPLE s r1 PER wE.S 1 ,.a.:nno WOULD BE AN oon CHOICE FoR, H [R. . St. Rt.6X I Darwin . OH "nd .\fler liu·lu·l PEANUTS HJ rls See Brc111 or Brian Whaky M-Fri X:30-'i:OO ' Sa1. 8:311-N oon Sun. Clmcd ~· High cost of fertilizer got you 17, 17-17, $265 ton (While Suppy Last) ·Mushroom Compost Available $35 - 1;ooo lbs Approx. weight ~~~~ SUNSHINE CLUB • 18 spreader buggi es available for use • Airway pasture renovators and seeders ·. available t o rent. roSTTO/ . , WITI-I M~ , • licensed agronomist on•staff available ·for CHESTER consulting. SHAll!-: RIVER _-\(; SERVICE .\SS.:\7 Sl. Rt. 7 North l,nmero~·, Ohio 7-ll1·9M5-.IMJ I r VA~ >foR SALE 1995 17 ft Hydrosport wrth lraile,, '90 HP ' Johnson motor. ss prop. 2 depth frMers. trollmg motor. excellent shape, garage stored . Van . $6,000, (740)992-2268 & oot. OBO. C\,11'1-:RS & GARFIELD ----:---:--:-:':"::-:=:::::-n•' -. r- ELLEN, L'D' G-tVE ANY1"HINGr Mormi<Ht.mu; IF YOI.l'l? 00 OUT WITH ME 1'HAT'5 A L-OT OF ZEI<'05 4 W111:fl.EKS 200 t Jayco DeSigner Series 27RKS. 5th Wheel. Lots of 1986 Kawasaki Voyager accessor1es • $21 .000 Tourrng B1ke. 35.000 miles (304) 675-2246 ' Excellent Cond1t10n S3200 OBO (740)367-0429 ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS 2002 19ft. Dutchman 1995 Harjey Dav+dson Oyna camper Sleeps 2-4 .. toaded. Wrde Ghde loaded. Must excellen t co~dition S6.000 see $12.500 740-992-nSB (7401379-2331 1995 Yamaha V1rago 11 00 V-tw1n Yellow. Coleman Campmg Tra1ler Qotd/w.'matoon trim. Lots ol 12FT. 2 Kmg Beds, $4,995 chrome , $3 .600 Orrgmal. call for Details (304)675owner (740)446-1662 1731 2000 Yamaha . Roadstar ..,1 1{\ II I ..., Crurser. 1600 CC. 6000 miles LOaded S7.500 phone 10 1304)675-2793 or {304 )593Hm1E 5157 L\11'110\ l-:\1!:'-TI ON THIS PAGE FOR ASLOW AS ' ' '$26.00 PERMONTH! The ~aily 2002 Harley Davrdson BASEMENT S0t1art Deuce. many el(fras ' WATERPROOFING Grea"t shape 5 QQ0 m1les 517 000 !irm 17 4~ 1441 - UncondlhOnal hfetrme gJ.Jar· antee Local r"eferences tur· 9816 n•shed Estabi1shed 1975 2004 Honoa VTX 1300C Call 24 Hrs 1740) 446Low riites S1 500 1n extras 0870. ROgers Basement black 300 (7 40)288 - Waterproofing 7246 Sentinel 992-2155 ' ' sa ,. ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH GRIZZWELLS Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740· 949-2217 Size• 5'x10' to 10'x30' Now Available At BA lll\1 LUMBER Scorpion Tractors ''Taki11g Tire Sti11g Om Of Hard Work! .. ·Mid-Size 4Whed Drive Truclor wilh 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engine' Hours BAUM LUMBER 7:00AM • 8:00PM St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 1 \4 1 rno pd '(l\\t>:\"'5 ALL 11\£ mJCI<\15 A~U1 C' 39 Khan Soph. and jr. of system 24 Juice source 4.7 Pipe down! 25 Tai lor ' s 48 "The measure ·Raven " 28 Life poe1 4 Director -Kazan 5 Small flute 6 laurel and 1 Rain hard 8 Web site 9 Ruby or Sandra 10 Orlenlal sauce t2 Holdup 46 List ender of the party 50 Mr . 30 Wyo. Hammarneighbor skjold 34 Rose-petal 51 Depot info Getz · oils 52 Cartoon Chihuahua 35 Sports • dtvisions · 40 Pick up the tab 41 Whisper loudly 13 Deposed 40 Frat letter Millay 23 Outcast ruler East has the club ace and holds it up until Norl h's k1ng has to be played, you might · be 1n the dummy lor the last ·time. Should' CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrrty Croner tryptagrams are creare<11ror-1 qi.IOia l•o~~ by ta~ people. p;~s! ant! present Eacn lelle• 111 lhr; cr~l!er ~landslcJ ano1hr;1 . Now lhink about taking the diamond finesse . If it loses. you will nMd either to get into the dumrny·on the club king and take one trump fine~se . or tb drop a singleton heart king. Your oddS wOuld not be good . However. il the diamond finesse wins . you could almost .claim. You .would conti nue with the ace and queen of llear.ts, losing only one heart. one diamond and one club. So. it is correct to take the diamond finesse. not lhe heart finesse . rocl:l y"s clue · C equals P CRTIRLRTYBVR F KT A XKP EOTRS F KT A XKP BRFE YUl'RT SK KU E NR 01 XKP ENR SKOBO Y H T R YS X NYT5 DR E NYTS 50 5 '" DOBDTOVN PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ··True affluence rs not rleedrng anything ." - Gary Snyder "Hers rich that is satisl1ecl .'' - Thomas Ful ler .... WOII <Your 'lllrthday: N OW T H AT I AWUl tT ; A Whaley's Auto Parts 7-10-992-711 1_1 or 7-IO-Y92-_,5'i3 Rf.,ltH"kit!g In It· \ltKk-1 So hn_g,.. 38 Famous AstrcGraph BIG NATE IMPORTS .13795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio 31 Lawless role Versatile . 31 32 Opening lead: • K ~. · THE BORN LOSER V.C: YOUNG Ill See Rocky ."AJ••· Hupp Janel J effers Pas!-i 33 36 softe11ers Some COs Hungry for mare· Soup go-will1 Lucy materials 22 Th in paper ~ind 3 29 Ski? home.migh It is tftne if the hearts divide but East have begun with three2-2. to the ' SxiO, 10x10, lOx 15, 1Ox211, 10x30 Self-Storage" 28 Admonish yot.J take the heart or th e diamond tinesse? Suppose you take the trump finesse and it loses. You would need some luck, gettrng back rnlo the dummy on the heart seven or club king, so that you could take the diamond finesse . Ne>:t. imagrne that the heart tinesse wrns. You are still not J r-.---.. YOUNG'S • Ro om Additions & Remodeling· • New Gareges o Eklctrlcel &Plvmbing • Roofi[1g &Gullere o VinyL Siding & P11inttng • Patio and Porch DecKs We do It all eaccepl furnace work ; r:;••::.~,:;;::.. ~:;-;:::'1--:'T"':-:77"::::""':::7."":'7;::;;:"-;::"::::::-"""' .- (740) 992-5232 "Middleport's only for Caesar Hall 45 -St. Vincent Yesterday, I gave a dealrn which two red: suit ·finesses were available, and it was wrong to take either. In this layout, there are also two red -s uit finesses availablewould you take eithea.,8gainst you r fourheart contract. West leads the spade king to dummy's ace. The re are four poss1ble losers: one heart. two diamonds and one club. You are tn the dummy w1th the spade ace. The heart seven is a possible second entry 1f the suit splits 2·2 - but 3- 1 rs more likely. . And the dub king might be an entry. But tf TRI-STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE $52 per Pa!>H 2 What was that ? 27 52, 43 Reid and t8 Milky Way 19 Shore bird . 20 Luslrous 1 Jiffy Sl. From no finesses to which finesse? \ 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Free Estimates for 2• East Pass DOWN vehicle Bucket Truck Office: (740) 992 ~2804 Norlh 56 "Co5mos " host , 23 Luau dish 26 Conon Bell ... A 10 II West Pass Pass members 21 Courtroom · rituals !.1 Dealer: South JONES' Phone 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or 992·66:55 t .K J South • 1 ¥ AQJ6 52 t A Q 3 • Q .14 •• Storage 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 10842 ¥ K 9R t 0 II 6 .'i "' 97:12 High and Dry MANLEY'S SElF STORAGE • 10 South Advertise Let me do it for youl in this space liNDA'S PAINTING Afler 6pm K l.i ~ 42 Garm•nl edge 1 Meadow 43 - · Star grazarB Pictures 6 Fuwre fries 44 Become 11 Father mellow of geometry 46 Catches 13 Hl·fl sight ol 14 Option 49 Ship or, plane part 15 Comet discoverer 53 Marlo 16 Cult olalling 54 Leglsla1ure 17 -Crumb-loler 55 Treasure ·• 18 AMA holder Vulnerable: Eas l· Wcsl the PAIN out of PAINTING! 1140J 985-4180 • 08 OJ 05 ~<ISl 740-667-0700 1-888- HUPP2l4 Ta~e ( ;ene A rms/Ownn()pcrator 740-992-.\174 ."r15tll Bailey Run R.tl. ~ 4 0-742-2675 • LAWN CARE DIVISION For mmc information ~a ll : 740-992-3824 or 740-667-033!1 7 4 3 7 4 2 Ito K Q J 9 Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major.Med • Medicare Sup. • Cance.r • Accident TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING • • Wt>~t. STANLEY TREE River Valley Christian Academy Morris .Equipment LLC. No.-th A A fi 5 "I Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services lllK SA1 .E AKC Reg rstered 6-weeKs otd Schnauzer puppres. has au shOts , $350/each . Male 1965 Musta'ng< Fastback & ·Feniale (304)895-3745 Rangoon Red e1t terior : black 1ntenor. 6 cycle. 3 speed. a1r AKC Reg istered Bas set condrtronrng rad ro, gQod Hound poppres plus 2 adult Rust free AZ car. Basset Hounds Shots . 9nver Pnce $19 .000 00 Hill's "!'brmed (740)256-688'7 . 'I AutomotiVe Ctasstc Car Born 4'3105 Pr1bull poppres. Restora1ron & PartS. Inc welt mannered Parents on 29670 Bashan Road premrses Brg dogs. S100 Aacme , Ohro 45771 Phone, each 1740 )446 -()8 72 740-949-2217 Webstte · www.hrl lsresto.com CKC Golden Retrrn'.ler puppres for sa le 5250 Wormed 1985 Pontrac Trans-Am. ftrst shots 'Call S~pd . 305 H 0 . only 55.000 and 1740)388·8965· mrles. vtper bloe. H ops. Warehouse Corneralone Elechlcal Service L---------- Pl•ytr'eld pool CarmrChf:!el Equipment Inc. 99 Dodge Dakota CI J.Jb -Cab Genu'ne St "le 1740)446 241 2 SLT. tOo".OOOimiles 4x4, " " r Appliance I sao: 1 Takrng app1 rca t10ns for mobrle nome lot for rent rn ~tnai.Jga . Ne1tt to Method1st Churc h t740)44 6- 4782 , ,References reQurred Alder i 2003 . Chevy Impala LS Sedan 3.8L . V6 , 4 speed auto trans with OD, 50.000 miles. power every thing. moon root. heated leather 30 tarnp tannrng b_ed wrth 2 0% Financing for up to 36 seats, very good condition. fac e ta nners , 85 _8 inch- months on John -Deere $ 12,500. (740)367-0166. esx39 3 rnches . $6.000 new Compact and 5000 Serios asking $2SOO firm . Tracto rs ,with John Deere 2003 Silver Chev ." Cavalier 4 (7 40)992- 7687 . Credrt approval. Check then;r cyl., tow mrtes 2' door 304':..~=:_:_:=:.~~~~- outl Carmichael Equipment 675-3689 5th Wheel sliding• hrtch. Inc. (740)445-2 41 2 Mercedes Benz 260E" 88. excellent condition. $250. Pellet Stove. $150 Under- Oo/o Financing for up to 60 Enginl:l rebuilt. too much the-bed lockmg gun cabrnet. months o.n John Deere liew to lrst . 25MPG. Nice S50 Wooden coftee table , Round Balers . 0% lor 48 ride $3.950 (740)245-9 142. $2(1 Truck topper and rur..- month s on John Deere 15 ning boards for F1 50. $75 MowEi~ Conditione rs with (740)44€-2 847 John Deere Credit approval Carmichael Equrpmenl Inc. Dramond watch. gotdoband, (740)446-2 41 2 1997 Chevrolet S 10 Pickup 3 diamond pierced earEKtonded Cab. V6, 4.3 liter rings , $80, $85. $90: 2 wed- Ford 3000 Tractor. 2 stage Engine. 5 speed manual. . ding bands. $50 each. 10 clotch live power evE!ryth1ng 4WD. 92,000 miles. with the diamond rings $80 each , 2 works . 7 ft . Ford cyc le ba r LS package, lair body, runs VCR's $30 each. Call mower (740)446-77 87. good. asking $5,000 call (7 40)992-1 426 leave mes-J--oh-n~ D-'e-er_e_ct_O_I_t._N_o_T-ii_D_r-ilt _13_04~1_67_5_-_t8_3_8~~~ sage :::=.=-~~~~~~~ tor Rent. Carmrchael 1997 Dodge Dakota SLTV6, For Rent: 24"x32" Pole Barn EQUipment. (740)446-2412. Automatic. 2 Wheel Drive. Garage. 3 Stalls with electric John Deere Commercial 72 ,000 mites (304)593-1€ 14 a.nd water Priva te on At 7 N h (7 40 I446 4782 ·W orkslte Products 97 Chevy , /2 ton, cold air, art ·, com· pact Exca"alors/S"Id · • r-. cruise. tilt , am -fm cassette, Foton washer & dryer. SteersfTractor Loade r 1 v 8 runs grea t, oaks great, - . kitchen · table & chairs. tawh Bac'·hoe in stoc". Check out · r-. " $4500.00 after 6:00pm call n)Qwer. weedeater Ca ll our renta l rates. Grear 74 o-98 5·41 80 (740)441·0425. ti na ncing availabl e Downtown Ollice Space- 5 14X70 trarte r $425/month. room surte $650/mo: 1 room $4251d€pOSI1 (7 40)367oflrce- S225/mo.. 2 rqom 7762 or 1740)367-7272. sur te S;?501mo Secunty 2 bedroom . A./C . very nice deposrt requ1red . You pay no , pets. m GallipoliS Jlrlrtles. All spaces very n1ce. (740)446-1409 or 17401446- Elevator Call (740)44 6-364 4 Older ·vrntage" Magazine. ·tor apf.)Orntmenl 2003 94-96 Natrona! GeographiC, Sm1thsoman (304)675- 1320 3Br Trarler w•re fr rdg & For Lease Olfrce or reta1l Stove .washer & aryer spaces rn very good condr8l"IIJ,IN« ; 1nciuded (30 41576-2934 IIOn Downtown Gallipolrs. Sl 1'1"1.1t:-; Beautrtut rrver v1ew rn Appr ox 1600 sq~ M. each 1 L.--~;:,:r;.:;::;o~..,J Kanauga ldea1 tor 1·2 peo- or 2 baths. Lease pnce Block br!Cit. sewer p1pes . No pels · please. nego trab le to encourage win dows. lintels. etc . Claude ple b"osrness Call Wrnter s.' A10 Grande OH Applrcatrons bemg taken nf!w (740)<146-4425 Of 1740)446Call (740)441- 0 181 Call740-245·5121 . , 3936. Brdwell Area . Clean . 2B~ Pt:rs $400/mo mcludes Pr rme Commefetal Space ar lllR SA1.1: water/sewer. References/ Sprrng Valley Plaza . 3.000 Deposrt Aequ rreG No Pets sq ft . 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O>F~ �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel , www.mydailysentinel.com ' Wednesday, August 3. 2005 I Natipnal Hockey League . - Avs defenseman Adam Foote signs with Columbus Bv RusTY MILLER , ASSO~IATED Pf1ESS COLUMBUS Adam Foote, a defensive cornerstone of two Stanley Cup championship teams in Colorado, signed a three-year contract With the Columbus Blue Jackels on Tuesday. The 34-year-old Foote, the highest proti le signee ever for the five-year-old Blue Jackets, was introduced at a news conference Tu.esduy atiemoon. "This . is definitely a big step," Columbus coach Gerard Gallant said. "We knew the team would · ~et better: but to get a g~y like Adam Foote, that's huge for our hockey club. AP pholo · He will push our players hard Adam Foote answers questions during a news conference after every night." Canad1an television network he signed a three-year contra·ct with the Columb)JS Blue Jackets TSN reported that Foote signed on Tuesday m Columbus. Next to Foote is general manager a three-year, $13.5 million con- Doug Maclean. tract. Monday .1iight. The. team ~echoed to cont~nn deta ils ol end of the se<<'On. "He is the total package," the -contract. Monday was the first day MacLean said. "'He is tremenThe Blue Jackets have never NHL teams were allowed to dously competitive, tough, made the flavoffs. in large piU1. pursue unrestricted free-agents smart, moves lhe puck v~ry becau>e o a fack of dependable under an agreement >temmmg well and is lhe defimtion of the blue-liners. Columbus gave ·up from the resolution of the lock- word winner." 263 goals - SO more than 1t out lllill idled the kague during Not a single Blue Jacket had .scored - during the 2003- the 2004-05 season. a plus rating during the 20032004 season. Foote turned. down a four- 04 season, regardless of how Foote said Doug MacLean, year, $ 12 million offer tium many games played. Foote was the Blue Jackets' president and Colorado. the franchise wi th a plus-5 in four games against general manager. -sold him on which he spent his entire · 13- Columbus that year. He has scmed 20 or more the franchi se. . year career, including the "He said they'd do what they Avalanche's predecessor, the points fiv e times, including had·to do to win," Foote said of Qucbc.c Nordiques. The four of the past six seasons. The (}-foot-2, 220-pounder MacLean. " II made me smile." Avalanche won Stanley Cups The team is considered one· in 1996 and 200 I . has also been a key figure for of the most exciting young Physical and sturdy, Foote is Canada in international compe1eams in the NHL on oflense, coming off two of his most pro- tition the past decade. He won a featuring Rick Nash and ductive seasons. The Toronto gold medal with Canada at the Niko1ai Zherdev. Nash tied .for native led all NHL defensemen 2002 Olympics in Sail Lake the goal-scorino lead in · the with a~ average of 35.5 shifts City. He and Nash have been league two year~ago with 4 1, _ per g>unc in 2003-04. Foote selected to attend the Team while Zherdev JOined the team · ha~ career h1ghs m goals (II). Canada orientation camp later in December 2003 a~d showed pomts -(3 1) and plus/m1nus lhis month in preparation for a wealth of talent before the (plus 30) the year before that. the 2006 Olympics in Turil) .. New from PageBl league," Bower said. "You approach every game the same way. You get ready to play the best you can." The conference is broken into two divisions thi s season, with Houston , Rice, SMU, Tulane. Tulsa and UTEP in the West and East Carolina, .. Marshall, Memphis, Soulhern Miss, UAB and UCF in the East. A championship .game, .set for Dec. 3 on ESPN. will fea. ture the winners of each division. C-USA will also try an O'Neal from PageBl address all of my family\ long-term financial goa ls while allowing the Hem the ability to acquire those players that we need to win a championship." O'Nea l was vacati on ing Tuesday in Rome. Team doctors will tly there and administer a physical ·Wednesday. Heat president Pat Riley said signing o· Nea l was the team's top offseason priority. "For over a year. the Heat\ relationship with Shaquille has been a win-win siluation on and , off the court ... Riley said. "We have been ab le to secure one of the most dominanl men to ever play - the game of basketball. ... At the same time. we have ~ained flexibility 10 achieve our ulti- Boyles from Page 81 Boyles · picked up . race walking during his freshman season in 2001 and almost in.stantly became a household name in the ~vent, finishing second in the 10.000-meter lace walk al the Junior National Track and Field championships in the summer of 2002 . He was edged out by .02 seconds. Later in the summer he 'et a new American record in the _5,000-meter race walk al lhc U.S. Junior Nationals with a time of 21 :06. · 2003 was his peak year. after winning the first of hi ' national .champion ships he ' instant -repla y syste m this season (lescribed as based on an "NFL mod.el." A call for a review · in the last two minutes of each half will be made by a technical adviser in the · press box, but the tlnal de cision on a call or play will be made by the referee on the field. The coaches picked runnin g back DeAngelo Williams of Memphis as the league's lOp offensive player. Williams. who was second notionally in rushing last season with 1.948 yards. is being pushed by Memphis for lhe Hcisman Trophy. Williams delighted Memphis fa ns when· he decided to return for hi s senior year rather enter the NFL drafl. And coach Tommy West, who lost starting quarterback Danny Wimprine, a four-year veteran, will be needing hi s star rush.er more than ever. "He 's go 0 d to go right now," West said. "His weight's perfect, and he's worked hard this summer." West said Williams, who led the Tigers to back-to-back bowl appearances for the first time in sc hool history, knows what is e~pec1ed of him . "A ll this has been great. There's been a lot of hoopla and he' s been to every banquet," West said. "But now it's time to play ball. This is the reason he came back." mate goal of winning an ular season, leading the NBA championship." league with a 60.1 field goal The Heat do not want to be . percentage. 0' Neal ranked a luxury-tax 1eam , and pay- sixth in the league in blocks ing O'Neal $20 million annu- (2.34 a game), double-doually - a figure some could bles (43) and rebounds. consider a bargain - should O'Neal had previously led ·not send Miami over the tax the Lal<ers to .three consecuthreshold. It also seems to tive NBA title s from 2000ensure that Miami could use 2002. Even while hampered its mid level exception annu- by a bruised thi gh throughout ally to sign players: lhis the playoffs, he helped the year's midlevel is $5 million. Heat reach lhe Eastern "You get paid the most. but Conference finals this seayou do it in a way that's not son. detrii11ental to what the team "'This is one of those deals accomplish," where everybody can be realwant s to Rogers said. ly proud," Rogers said. ''In a The 7-foot-1. 327-pound day and age when it's only O'Neal made an immediale about the team using a player impact during his first season forthe amount of time they' ll with · Miami. which acquired think he'll be totally at his him in Julv 2004 from lhe best. or a day in age when Los Angehi~, Lakers for three players wanl to get paid · all players and a draft choice. they can right now, this was He averaged 22 .9 points every party -understanding and 10.4 rebounds .in the reg- the other's needs." National Basketball Association C~vs • , Pope gives special greeting to priests from China, A2 pleased with free agent haul CLEVELAND (AP) The Cavaliers really wanted to make an impression on Zydrunas free agent llgauskas. So, owner Dan Gilbert and coach Mike Brown traveled to Los Angeles International Airport just to see llgauskas and hi s wife off as the couple left fur a long trip through Asia. Apparently it worked. The Cavaliers announced a contract agreement Tuesday wilh llgauskas, as well as free agents Larry Hu ghes and Donyell Marshall. "It's been a successful free agency period. Each guy brings us SOfllething different and ·show ld help us be competitive," Cavaliers gene eral manger Danny Ferry said. "We're trying to build a team first attitude. I think these guys will all play that way." Ilgauskas, who began his career with the Cavaliers as the 20th overall pick in the · 1996 .NBA draft, had fallen out of favor in · Cleveland last season when the team went into a tailspin and fell out of playoff contention. llgau skas' defensive play was criticized and many . believed he wouldn't be back. Brown , who was hired in June, said he reviewed game tapes from last season and believes it wasn't llgauskas' fault alone. "I thought th;n as a team defense there was some lapse in their play," Brown said. "I don't look at it as . solely being taken advantage :z· Hughes, who like Ilgauskas signed a five-yeat deal worth between $55 million and $60 million, averaged 22 points and 6.3 rebounds last season. He . made the NBA's Allf.. Defensive team after leading 0 · . , the league in steal s with a Ferry, who played w_1!h 2.89 average, but played in· Ilgaoskas m Cleveland, s.11d just 61 games. he_ and Brown dec1ded to Ferry acknowledged that make re-s1~mng the 7-foot-3 they took . a chanc~ on center a pnonty. Hughes' durability. "It's JUSt hard to replace a~ "We think it's a good All-Star caliber center, · k" h ·d F .. d ns , e sa1 . The add ition of Marshall crry sal · , . It was FelT)' s 1dea to have · d 't Gilbert and Brown who who s1gned a four-year _ea were attending the NBA's wonh between $20 mllhon summer league in Las . and $25 m•lhon, gtves the Vegas travel to Los Angeles team an athlet1c veteran for to me~t with Ilgauskas. ward who can shoot and Brown said Gilbert suf- stretch the defe nse, Ferry fered .through a partial dis- sa~~-, .· roping ·at a secur'jty check- . It s gmng to take some point a.nd the two purchased t1~e for th1s}eam to Jell , b~ one-way, first-class tickets 1t s talented, he sa1d. just to get to the terminal . Ferry also expressed conwhere Jlgauskas was depart- ftdence m veteran Enc Snow ing. at pmnt guard. "He was stunned to see " He's a guy !hat probablY. myself and majority owner in creve land ;,is a little bit Dan Gilbert walking up with ~nd~rvalued.. Feny smd. a balloon and roses," Brown He s a quality pomt guard said. "l.t showed him we all in the NBA. Those are hard cared about him being a to come by." . . · Cleveland Cavalier nex t But the team IS sttll pursu- . year." ing a point guard in free Feny stressed that agency. Ferry s~id he ha~ Hughe s, not Ra,y Allen or talked with Miami's Damon Michael Redd, was the Jones, one of the' league 's Cavs' first choice to fiJI their top 3-point · s·hooters, and other priority in free agency Los Angeles Clippers - a shooting guard. restricted free agent Marko "His ability to play and Jaric. defend different positions, I The Cavaliers still have tlfink, is going to be of great about $4 million left under value," Ferry said. "He's 26 the salary cap and are lookyears old and his best years ing to add a couple more players, Ferry said. · are ahead of him." Largest trade in NBA history sends Antoine Walker to Miami ' Grizzlies received guard ASSOCIATED PRESS Eddie Jone s from the Heat. The New Orleans Hornets and Utah Jazz were also MIAMI - In the larg.est trade in NBA · history, involved in the deal. The trade was larger Antoine Walker was dealt than a .12-player, fourfrom Boston to Miami on Tuesday night in a transac- team deal in 2000 involvtion involving fiv~ teams ing Patrick Ewing that had been tlje biggest in league and 13 players. · history. The Heat also acquired Miami ·a lso received guard Jason point Williams and small for- Andre Emmett from ward James Posey fro.m Memphi s and the draft while the dghts to Roberto Duenas Memphi s, BY TIM REYNOLDS from the Hornels; Utah received Greg Ostertag from Memphi s: Boston picked up Curtis Borchardt from Utah and a package - Qyntel Wood s, the draft rights to Albert Miralles, two second-round draft picks and cash - fronn ' . Miami ; New Orleans acquired Rasual Butler . from Miami and Kirk Snyder from Utah; and the Grizzlies received guard Raul Lopez from the Jazz .. Ohio-based Marines . . battalion loses 20 members in Iraq, A6 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio l'llliRSD;·\ Y , ,\ll(;lJST 4, :.wu:; ;;o U · NTS • \'nl. ;)..J. Nu. :q;1 wwl\.myduilysentinel.t·um AEP to.buy Ohio Mon~~gahela territory SPORTS • Broussard, Cleveland take down Yankees. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Energy and provides electrici. · ty service to customers in eastern Meigs County through POMEROY - . American its Allegheny Power division . Electric Power has agreed to The agreement to purchase purchase Monongahela Power follows an order from the Company's Ohio transmission Public Utilities Commission and distribution operations for of Ohio in June, ordering the approximately$55 million. two power companies to . disMononga hela Power is a cuss the · potential terms and subsididary of Allegheny . conditions of a transaction tl)rough which Monongahela Power would transfer its Ohio se rvice te rritory to Columbus Southern Power. Mongahela Power refused earlier thi s year to file a rate stabili zation plan with the PUCO, as the commission h.ad req\•ested from all electric utility companie s in Ohio. Instead, Monongahela Power • filed an app li cation to initiate a fixed rate. market -based standard se rvice oiler that would determine generation rates from the results or a competi ti ve bidding procc>S. Under the terms of the purchase agreement , AEP will acquire· 29,000 Monongahela Power customers in six sou th easlern Ohio coun ties and ap NOAH AND HIS ARK SAIL AGAIN Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • Margaret Butcher • Thelma McKelvey, 87 • lela May Thomas. 92 INSIDE • Black boxes retrieved from Air France crash; plane had enough to fuel to land elsewhere. See Page A2 • UMW donates to Community Center. See Page A3 • Mobile Clinic bringing free immunization clinic. See Page A3 • law You Can Use. See Page A3 • Point slates Friday concerts by river. See Page AS WEATHER INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 12 PA<a.:S Calendars Classifie.ds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Places to go Sports, Weather, A3 B2-4 Hs A3 A4 As B6 B Section A6 © 2005 Ohio Valle)' Publishing Co. POMEROY - The tale of Noah and the ark can be found in the Bible, children's storybooks and in Hillside Baptist Church's amphitheater on State Route · 14J just off of Ohio 7. At the foot of the amphitheater is a permanently built one-tenth replica of the Biblical ark The ark is the focal point of the play "Noah and the Ark," performed at th e church's amphitheater at 7:30 p.m. now through Sunday. Singing precedes the play eac h night at 7 .p.m. Included 111 the play, be~ide.s the ark, is a small pond with a waterfall as well as all creatu~es great and Sf>l•H from s h e~p to donkeys to calves to a gorilla, although the go rilla is an actor iri costume. The costume s for the other actors are unique to the Biblical era. A petting zoo is available Please see Ark. AS . transmission and dis tribution assets located in Ohio. The .agreement uJso calls, for the tran sfer of 24 Allegheny employees to AEP. · Columbus Southern Power Intends to t.ake respon,ibility for providing service 10 the· ne\1; customers on Jan. I. 2006, subject to regulatory appro~·.ab. · Fire destroys . home on De\'enny Road Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Beth Sergentjphoto At 7:30 p.m. now through Sunday actors from the Power in the Blood Ministnes of Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va . are acting out the events leading up to the great flood in the play "Noah and the Ark." Areplica of Noah 's Ark permanently rests at Hillside Baptist Church on Slate Route 143, home of the play this week. , . POMEROY - Yesterday at I :42 a.m. Meigs EMS was notified or a house fire at 40200 DeVenney Road, home of Carl and Robin McDade and family. The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department. whic h has a fi re cont ract wi th Bedford Township. was dispatched to the scene. Although the famil y was home at the time. no one was injured. The house was . a total loss. Due to the closure of State Route 68 I Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department Chief Ri ck Blaeunar said that his department '.s response time was .. hampered." adding that the department took the alternate routes or Kingsbury Road to Smith l~un to White Oak to Gold Ridge and then to DeVenny. Please see Fire, AS . Mission work crew comes to Pomeroy Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILY SENTIN ELCOM POMEROY -· The gazebos on th e Pomeroy parki ng lot and ·,the gymnasium at the Mulberry Co mmunit y Center are getting a fres h coat of paint this week , thanks to a mission youth crew here for a week fro m the Ketter.ing United Mcthodi't Christ Church. The group of 21 hoy~ and girl s, 13 and 1.\ years old. arrived over the weekend and began working on Monday. They'll finish their mission proBrian J. Reed/ photo jects on Friday. · Thcv .arc living in the basc- The sanctuary of the new Bethel Worship Center se<- ~s 400, n1cnt ·of the · A~hury United and provides space for the church's.l1ve band. Methodist Church· in Svracuse p~stored by the Rev. Bob Robinson who arranged for the youth workers to come here. They sleep on air mattresses and enjoy casual meals pre BY BRIAN J. REED Srhool. The new church seats pared by vol\lntecrs who BREE O@MYOAI l YSENTIN EL.COM -f,OO in it' sanctuary. and accompanied them. olfer, . 1.0 classrnonh. nfllce ''This group of kids here i' TUPPERS PLAINS - The space and a kitchen and just one of severa l ' ent out by new $ 1 million Bethel Worship multi -purpmc rmim for use our church which ha~ a mem c~nter i' ready ltlr the lirst serby • th ~ ~lis- i\HlC!ICS. a bership of mure thiul JJ)OO We vice on Sunda\ morn in~ . hi.lve regi{] naL n•ttional unJ · Thi' week. "contract,;r, and Chri~tfan ~ L'llllt o1:go.u1it.ation for girl s. ~mJ a;-, a :-.o(i:.tl r()om. internmional mis sion progranls church volunteer' have been Pa,tor Rob Barner 'aid the the kid s can go out on:· said putting the lini.\hing touches J K'\~ d1un..:h ha~ been in the K:nhy Fellows. the adult superCha~erle Hoeftlch/ photo on the I:\.000 '4U.1rc -fon1 Tyler Tatum of the Kettering Christ United Methodist Church viSing the painting (lf one of churd1. klL·ated on the fonnt'r plannillf' -.tag ~ -. and then under construction for five was one of ll crew of youth workers painting the gazebos on the gazebos. Cline's Fruit Fcmn property the Pomeroy parking lot Wednesday. on Ohio 7 near Ea,tcrn High Please see Church, AS . Please see Mission, AS Bethel Worship Center opens new $1 million church l ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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