https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/638e1a65ea8418bfac9ccc010986afc7.pdf f8168a4e1fe8fb9a5d08d9146dff3786 PDF Text Text Page B8 • The Daily Sentinel • Wednesday, August 17. . www.mydailysentinel.com 2005 Renewed QB Dilfer happy to be in Cleveland . BEREA (AP) Trent a trade from Seattle, Dilfer, who knew he needed to be Dilfer retrieved his orange who lost his starting job . around the ga me to help him ' helmet that he had just nung witti the Seahawks to Matt grieve. to the ground and shook his Ha sse lbeck, has been 'an Dilfer spent most of las t head . All at once, feelings of exemp lary team mat e and season on the bench. long· ' ·shame, embarrassmen t and leader in Cleveland. A ne;y ing 10 be a No. I quarterguilt 'wept over Cleveland\ team and ne.w ctty ,have back so mewhere . When the quarterback. re vnal tzed Dtlter. He s tn Browns re leased Jeff Garcia ·Dilfer was mad, too. At ht ~- best ; hape 111 years and , and let Kelly Holcomb leave him self. He knows beller. has embrdced. the opportut~t- as a free agent. Cleve land Dis gusted for mi,,ing ty to start lor the reb utl t became that somew here . wide receiver Antonio Browns. The Seahawks tra ded. h'tm to ., Bryant with a pass during In >ome --:ays, ll s back to th B10 . wn who sig ned him the begtntung for Dtlfer. e $. . . Monday morning's practice. · · to a lotl r-year, $8 mtlllOn Th N 6 II h e o. overa c 01ce tn . . , Dilfe r angti ly ripped off his the ·1994 'draft by Tampa deijl. wtth the promtse , of a helmet and slammed it to Bay, he spe nt six seasons starttn g JOb. the grass. It was a rare e mowith the Buccaneers before '~ It ' s one that I love.'' he tional outburst by the 33· signing with Baltimore in said .. "The p~essure makes year~old, who is ge ttin g a 2000. me !ee l more altve. and I · fresh win in hi s first season with the Browns. Midway through lhut sea- embrace the hard tim es as son, Dilfer took over for well as the good times. It 's " I was s hocked at my sdf starter Tony Bank s and just exci ting to go into that today,". Dilfer said after ·helped lead the Ravens to a huddle and have everybody practice. "That hasn't hap Super Bowl title . Ho\\C ever, look' you in the eyes and pened in years . I just got he wasn't re-signed when' know they depend on you." really upset wit h myself. That hasn't happened a lot the Ravens decided to go There are bigger chal since losin g Trevin ,. AP photo after Elvis Grbac. · lenge s ahead, .and Dilfer He landed in Seattle as a will fa te moments where he. In 2003, when he was with · Cleve land Browns quar~rback Trent Diller (8) looks for an .open receiver under pressure from the Seattle Seahawb. New York Giants' Carlo Emmons (51) and Michael Strahan (92) in the first quarter of the exhi· backup in 200 I, but started fee ls like chucking his hel- . four games as Hasse lbeck, met in disgust. It 's at those Dilfer's 5-year-old ,on. bition game Saturday in leveland. Browns' L.J . Shelton (66) watches. . . Trevin, died of a r a r~ infec who would become one of times when Dilfer will have "I'm not real proud of it," his closest friends , strug· tion . ·The tragic lo" of his moments affec t him . That's field. Admittedly, he 's hi s only son - · he and his wi fe. why he was so surprised by own touglilest cri tic and hi s he said . "I probably had iny gled. Di I fer began the. 2002 to take a deep breath and remember he's being coun t· Cass. have three daughters hi s minor temper tantrum , poo r throw to Bryan t came \'{Orst practice of the year season as the Seahawks · ed on 10 lead by example . - nearly drove Dilfer from " I just don't let 'the ebb moments after he had fi red and got a little fru strated starte r, but was slow ed by "One of the things I've football. injuries to his knee and and flow s of life bother me an incompletion to Denni s and I went on a little vaca- lower been preaching is that nothleg. · Northcutt, who Watched th e tion mentally. I came back, But it also changed him as he sa id . "I don't get much.'' ball sa il hi gh over his head . a man , father and teammate. Nothing, though, would ing will bother us," Dilfer though, and apologi zed to by the littl e disappointed damage him like Trevin's said. "There will be some Dilfer's frustration boiled And while he still strugmy teammates for losing my thin gs." gles with some eilllltional death in April 2003. Dilfer fr ustratin g tim es and you 'over ltnd led to his helmet cool, that' s not like me. " But that doesn'.t mean spike, which took plac e in came close to quitting, but just can't let them bother grief from Trcvin's pa.>sing. No, it 's not. by Dilfer doesn't get upset was talked into coming back you. I don't want to be a se ldom does Dilfer allow front of hi s teammates and li fe's more mundane hi s performance on the hundreds of Browns fans . Since arriving in March in by hi s wife and Has selbeck, hypocrite.'· Big P-lans for Rio Granae'& Welcome Weekend,A2 Scenes &om the :zoos Melp County Fair, A6 ~.... Middleport • Pomet·oy, Ohjo . ,., f I • I ', -\ ul , , SPORTS • Rangers blank Cleveland. See Page 81 '" ~ II II lt ',IJ \ '\ \l ' f , l ', 1 tH J OO ' f ""'' 11 ,,1.,il , ,,. 1i,. , 1 "''" C8 project to move ahead as.scheduled BY TIM MI\LONEY TMALON EY@MYOAILYR EGI STER. COM POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. - The C8 Heal th Rroject will proceed '" schedu led. despite a study by the University of Pennsylvania that says the chemical docs not make people sick. Art Maher of Brookmar Inc. said Tuesday that th e Pcnnsyl va ni a stud y is inconclusive. '' In my opinion. that .st ud y is extremely limited in. what it determined and the number of 'participants," he said . "The need to gci cin is obvious." Opening of the Point Pleasant·mobile unit, originally set for next week, has been postponed to Sept. 8, Maher said. Fumiture was moved into the trailer this week. and electric service was wnnec tcd. A fi rm date on when the Pomeroy unit will open has not been set. Maher s.aid residents could take .the results of the Pennsylvania study as "quali" fied good news. " 0 Dr. Edward Emmet( told a gathering of 200 people in Vincent Ohio ; Monday that there was no higher incidence of cancer in Littl e Hocking. directly belnw DuPont\ Wa>hitigton Works. than anywhere else in Ohio. Robin Ollis. spokeswoman for DuPont. said the company has no in te ntion of Irvin g to ;titer the· February settle tnent of a class action lawsui t in which it agreed to pay for the C8 Health Projcrt. ·'We inte nd to meet nur . .. oblig- at ions that we ag reed to as pan of that settlement.'' Ollis s:iid . William Hopkins, plant manager at the Washington Works. said the Pennsylvan ia study serves to c·onlinn what they'w known at the plant for years. that C~docs not nwke you sick . He ·said there arc ctitplnyee, who ha1·c been workinc with. it for 30 years who never got sick. "No mutter what level. there arc no health cfkcts associatcd wi th it.'' he· sa id. ·Still. Hopk ins and Oil is said they want to see the C~ Heal th . Project comple•ed to prove the pnim on ce a·nd for all. "From our point of view. there wmtld be nothing better than to complete the health project and ha ve it conclude tl1c ·" 'me thi.ng that the Llnive rsity of Pennsylva nia swdy did.'' Hopkins said . To date. the C8 Hea lth Prnject has received more than 20.000 questionnaires online at www.cR hea lthprojec t.org. Maher said there were expens who predicted they would get no more than 4.000. 38 Special rocks the Meigs County Fair I Sams returns to practice after DUI Ward returns to Steelers' practice OWINGS MILLS. Md. "These are ~rown men, I · tence and cornerback Samari (AP) - One day after B.J. can' t lock then1 up and put Rolle's pl ea bargain to Sams was arrested on drunk- them away 24-7." Billick domestic violence charges, en driving charges, the said. "He had free time. Until Billick replied: "The process Baltimore Ravens· diminutive · we know exactl y what hap- . is what I'm tired of talking return spec ialist was hack at pened - there are legal lia- about sometimes. At ·some practice Tuesday .atthe team·s bilitics · here - but anytime point , everyone has to take indoor training facility. someone h;ts free time they responsibility for their The' media-shy Sams. 24. had better act responsibly. actions.'' NOTES:. The Ra vens was pulled over shortl y after. You can't do it any other 2 a.m . Monday on .,Interstate- wav." .moved practice to their indoor 83 North by state police for Sums set a Ra ve ns single- training facility because of driving hi s· 2000 Chevrolet season franchise record last' rainstorms in Westminster Tahoe 89 mph in <t 55 mph season with 1.826 conibined that soaked the practice fields zone, according to a police return yards. including a fran - · at McDaniel College .... The report. Sams was charged chise reco rd 1.25 1" ki cko ff rcturit of tight end Todd Heap with driving under the intlu - return yards. The 5-foot - 10. might be delayed until next ence, speeding and negligent IH5-pound former McNeese week when he's likely 10 be drsiving. . d, . . State. standout registered the activated from the physically ams wasn 1 rna e ava t1- second-most punt return ya rd s in franchi se history unable to perform list. Heap able for comment. "We' ll have to wait and see wi th 575, including two punt underwent offseason surgeries on his ankle and shoul : what the actual circumstances returns for touchdowns. Sams was released from the der and had been projected to are. we've got to let the process work itself out ," Golden Ring Barracks in begin practicing this week .... Ravens coach Brian Billi ck Essex at 4 a.m. Monday. and Billick shed no light on the said. "I kind of get tired of driven away · by his fetimle Ravens ongoing dialogue having to say that all the time. compamon . · with four-tim e Pro Bowl lineWe ' re not goi ng to prejudge. Team officials sa id that backer Peter Boulware, who He didn't violate any team Sams was apologetic about reportedly might work out for rules because he was on hi s the arrest. and Billick said he the team this week. The team own' · udtlressed the issue with the has been wnsistently vague Players had the night off entire team. about Boulware since and veterans like Sams are · When asked if he ever gets acknowledging contacting hi s allowed to spend the night at tired of discussing his play- agent shortly after rookie Dan home. There is no curfew. but ers· legal problems. such as Cody 's major knee injury that ·Billick expects them to use running back Jamal Lewis' cou ld keep him out for the sound judgment. federa l drug consp iracy sen- entire season. Blue Jackets sign 2001 draft pick COLUMBUS (AP) - The · Columbus Blue Jackets signed center Andrew Murray on Tuesday, four years after taking him in the eighth round of the 200 I entry draft. · Murray: 23 . appeared in 32 games for Bemidji State last 242nd overall pick in the sea son, recording ~ 6 goals ·draft. He appeared in 128 and 22 assists. Murray was career games at Bemidji State selected as Col lege Hockey over four seasons. totaling 46 America's player of the year. goals and 69 assists. A native of Selkirk. . Murnty signed a standard Manitoba. Murray was the entry-level contract. PITTSBURGH (AP) On a night they ran back an · interception and two kicks for touchdown s. the Pittsburgh Steelers' best return came a few hours before . they beat the Philadelphia Eagles. Hines Ward ended a twoweek 'holdout that concluded just as it began-· with Ward wanting· more money and the Steelers declining to give it to him until he showed up and began practicing . .ward's absence was the lotigest by a Steelers veteran player since Pro Bowl running back Barry Foster stayed out for nearly three weeks in 1993 .before doing exactly what Ward did, by remrning without a new deal. There is every indication· the Steelers want to work out an extension with Ward and quickly. just as they did with Foster. What was unique was one of Ward's main reasons for returning: He missed practice and training camp, something few NFL players would ever acknowledge. With training camp coverage ·now available 24 hours a day by flippin g on a TV, Ward began to wish he was in Latrobe, Pa.. for the twoa-day drills, the heat. ,the endless meetings and d~y­ long routine. "It's the worst thing ever. si tting at home and watching all your teammates," Ward .said. "I want to be out there battling . form er 49e rs receiver prepar ing Cedrick Wil son to start at · for the sea- ,;plit end. where Pla xico son. get-· Burress >;tarted for five seating bet - · sons before signing with the . ter." Giants. T h e Ward should ge t enough .. Notebook S tee I e r s camp time. with a combined t o o k three practices on Tuesday off following their Wednesday and Thursday, to 38-31 exhibition win over play Saturday night against the Eagles on Monday night, the Dolphins. He said he has except to go back to St. no hesitancy to play and Vincent College at night to practice, although he ha s not watch . gam~ film. Ward taken out an insurance polireturus to the practice field cy to protect him finan cially on Wednesday morning - until he has a new contract. coincidentally. for the final He had such a policy last day of two,a-day workouts. year. The team has only two full For now, Ward is playing days of camp this week under a contract that pays because the Steelers play him $1.66 million thi s seaagain ·at home Saturday son, well below most connight against Miami. tracts for a skill -pos ition · · With Ward back. the player with multiple trips to Steelers no longer mu st the Pro Bow l. Hi s agent, debate whether they have Eugene Parker, warned him enou~ depth and talent at before he returned to wide receiver to win without Pittsburgh of the risks he is the player ·whose production taking. . . and toughness have personi- · '" This· could happen: You fied their offense for years. go back, you get hurt, you Ward has three of the four could lose everything,'" b~ st receiv,ing seasons in Ward said . ·"Or you . could team history. · play thi s year out. you do "We . needed to get our guy well and they can put the back.'' wide receiver franchise player tag on you. Antwaan Randle . El sa id. Or. .for whatever reason. if "The younger guys need him you don 't put up a lot of because he helps them a lot. stats, based on your produccritiques their play, and the .tion or someone else's, you young guys have been miss- could lose out on making big ing out on that. It 's good to money as free agent.' '' But I told him I wanted to have him back.'' With Ward back, Randle retire as a Steeler and I told El is competing again with him to make thiu happen." a· .Chong M. Kim, MD I Urologist Reds purchase Holbert's contract CINCINNATI (API -. The Cincinnati Reds placed Ryan Freel on the 15-day disahled list Tuesday and said the second baseman will have arthroscopic surgery Thursday to repair torn .carti lage in his right knee. The Reds purchased infielder Aaron Holbert 's contract from Triple-A Loui~ville. He was expected to be in Cincinnati on Tue ,sday ~ night. '\_ (jf~:IJ~. Freel left "'-._./ Monday' s loss to Satt Franci\CO after ~ix inning s because of a sore right quadriceps n.tuscle. He was hurt trying to make a leaping catch of a line dri.ve. but it didn't bother h.im until Tuesday rpoming. An MRI revealed the tear. This is Freel's second trip to the DL thi s season. He missed 21 gumes in June and July because of intlamination in hi> left second toe. Freel is hitting .282 with 29 stolen bases in 77 games. Holbert hit .304 with six home runs and 23 RBis in 68 games for Louis\'ille . He p,layed at least eight gaines at each of the four infield posi· tions. ' . Urologic Oncology · General Urology · Laparoscopy • Minimally Invasive Urology ' ' Chartene Hoeftlch/ phofo If the numb~r of canned fr uits and vegetables. sauces and rei· ishes. and jams and Jel lies, on display at the fair is any indi· cation, many Meigs Countians are well·stocked for winter. Here Amber Evans and Kathy Strickland of Middleport admire the well-filled shelve s . INSIDE Canning and baking blue ribbon winners announced • Scout leaders in Tri-State Council to attend fall kic~off. See Page A3 . • Biggest losers get BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH recognition at TOPS. HOEFLI CH@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM See Page A3 • Ohio newspaper POMEROY - The 461 Dave Harris/ photo entrie. ' in the baking and canLegendary Donnie VanZant. on left and Danny Chauncey of southern rockers 38 Special per· publishers sue owner nin2 division of tl1e Mei!.!~ forms one of the ir many hits Wednesday ntght at the Me igs County Fair. The crowd at the grand· of former partner. Coun ty Fair on display in die stand according to fair officials broke attendance records. See Page AS . air-conditioned Coonhun ters Flower show depicts 'The Many Facet.;; of Summer' BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY ·- When it comes to , flower show arrangements and placing bl4e ribbons. it's a·matter of a JUdge selecti ng the best from the rest on the basis or skil l in arranging. interpretation of the class , creativity in design, • Rookie showman color combination s. and the Detwiller shows grand 4uality of flowers used . • This year an acc redited champion hog, judge of the Ohio Association See Page AS of Garden Clubs se lected for the top awards in the show .:arrying out the theme "The Many Facets of Summer" WEATHER · Melanie Stethem's tall line design in "Cioudy Summer Skies.. for be st of show. Patricia Holter's arrangement with fruiis and vegetables in "Sunny Summer bays" for rese rve best of show: and Shelia Curtis' design in two containers in ··Summer·, Double Rainbows" for the creativity award . In the junior division. ,she awarded best of , show to Details on Page AS Deeanna A. Sayre for her interpretation of "Going Fishing in Summer:· and re>erve best qf show to Nata~ha Mohler for an arrangement of roadside materials in "Luy Days of 2 S•:rnoNs - 12 PAGES Summer." Calendars A3 Arrangements. Ribbons of blue for first Classifieds ' 82-4 place and red for second in of the·categories of artisComics Bs each tic design. listed rospectively. were awarded as follows: . Dear Abby A3 "Sum ijlCr Sunrise. God's inspirational: .Editorials A4 Glory"Melanie Stcthem and !\lice A2 Thompson. PDmeroy. Places to go "Summer Poobide"-· B Section under water: Shirley J. Sports Hamm of Racine , and Stethem. Weather As Melanic "Summer Family Reunion''- crcativc ma>S: · © 2005 Ohio \ 'alley• Publishing Co. Kody Wolfe won this round of the cotton ball race during Wednesday's Kiddie Games at the fair. The object of the cotton bal l race is to race competitors white accumulating the most cotton ball s stuck to the end of your nose greased with Vaseline. I I Beth Sergentj photo INDEX Most fiSh dead as water leaves lake CHARLESTON. WVa. (AP) - Most of the fi;h in Woodrum Lake died as the last of the lake's water draineCI through a jammed dam outlet gate. de spite effort; by eight Divi,ion of Natural Resources biologi' " to save them. The DNR crew 11 orkcd Monday evening and Tuc,da) morning netting the ' qu irmitig. gasping remn an" or the Ja ckson . Count y impound · ment's fi,h . But mo>t \\ aC dead or dying by the time they were captured. " It was very disappointing:· said Bret Preston. the DNR 's t1,heries,chief. ' Pre>ton said onlv 50 to 75 la rgemouth bas~ · :-,urvi'ved . \1,)q of ·the 'ah·aged fish we re' bluegill and crappi e. llcfore the lake wa' drained. it had a reputation for ha\ ing troph y-,i t c mu \ kel- ing through the dam, we saw a lot of dead muskie s in the mud flats left by the receding water:· he said. "Apparently they were 'o stre"ed by the receding water level that they weren't able to .keep pace \loith it .' ' Mo't of the ' al vaged ti ' h will he u'ed for brood stock at the DNR ·, Pa le stine and Apple Grow hJt cherie,. · lunge. hlll only one rnu o.. ki c Pre"ton ~aid . . om e mi ght V.l i.l "- ' •n cd. e1entuall y be re,tBded into "Before the ll \ h began com- are a Y\ att: r-.. HOLZER CLINIC • apple and grape. and Barhara Mora. Pomeroy. blackberry. P.idJc .,. relishes. sauces. and iutce': Bill E. Grueser. · Raci'nc. dill: · Sarah E. Lawrence. Long Bottom: 1\ktxine Dvcr. ~weet: Linda Rathburn. ·Pomerov. zucchibuilding have been judged ni: Brenda Johnson: Portland. and the wi nners announced. 14-day pickles: Maxine They are a' fol lows: Rose. Racine. end of garden: · Canning Phyllis Spencer. Pomeroy. Preserves. jam. jellies and . sweet pepper. chili saU(;e: spreads: Maxine Dyer. Tcrea A. Wilson. Racine. Bidwell. peach. black rasp- tomato catsup. tomato juice: perry. gr:tpe. blackberry.· Darlene Hayes. Pomeroy. apple huller: Pat Bi ssell : spaghe tti sauce. barbecue Rutl and. stra\Vbcrry: SteveR. " tun;. grape juice. V-8 juice: Barnett. Pomeroy. hlueherry: Tracy D. Bea1·er. Pomeroy. Please see Canning. AS •' '1 Char1ene Hoeftlchf photo Me lan te Stethem wins best of show award in artis tic design for her arrangement in "Cloudy Summer Skies" featuring mum and barberry vine in a modern container in the fair' fir st fl ower .show. Melanic Stcthem. Shelia Curti,of Lt>ng. Bottom. "Summer's Double. Rainbow''- dc"i·gn in two container,: Shelia Curti,. Patri<.:ia Holter. "Cloudy Summer Skies"tall lin~ dc,ign : Melani~ Stethcm. Alic~ R. Thompson of Pomeroy. "Sunny ~ummcr Days"-. including fruit and vegetahle> :· Patri cia Holter. Melanie Stethem. ''Lonn Summer design : Shclia Curtis. Patricia Holter. "Summer Colur>"- 'tradi tional ma" : Patricia. Holter. Karen Werry. Racine . "Lt7)' Day' ofSummer"road>ide material : Natasha Mohler of Pomeroy: Coltoit . Adkinson. Middleport . "' - favorite t:vening~·· Please see Flowers. AS I I Kiddie games provide fu.n at fair BY BETH SERGENT BSERGE~ T@MYQA ,L\ SENTINEL COM ROCKSPRII'>iGS --chugalu g. ~:hu g a l u~ :· 'aiJ Kiddie Games emcee Dan Smith as ahnut I~ kid' a~eJ I 0 l\1 I ~ downed a · l·an.__ llf Mountain De\\' in f CI..'ord t i m~ with A'hk·~ Putn an 1fini.,hint: fip.t and \'. inn i.n ~ ~ 1o. Foll ow ing chu~alu!.! Put ll.!nl \\ l' rC (\l ie \\ lll lll' r' Graf1am -i n till' ,j, tn lllllC - )Car old <.:<lll')!Or). allU MarcL" Ric.hard' tn tl1e file The . K iJJic Games arc ' i'"'N' red h1 the Meigs C nutJ I~ Senim Fair Board and Pep,i. The game, p,ro,·ide fun ·for children who · wi,h to compete inC\ ent' such the cotton hall r;tcc where Vaseline is di pped on the end of the chtl d\ nose followed' bv the d1 iiJ burying their face into c·ot l<ln balls and ·racing their C<l m~titors wi thnut the cot. ton balls. fall ing off. KoJy Wolfe' came in tlrst · Please see Games, AS omJ tmder di\ j,i nn . .. �BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel . Community Calendar • Public meetings Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 18, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com Big plans for Rio Grande's Welcome Weekend Friday, Aug. 19 SYRACUSE s·utton · Township Trustees speci al meeting 8 a.m . Syracuse : Vi II age hall. · Monday. Aug. 22 POMEROY Megis County Library Board will meet at 3 p.m . at the Pomeroy Library. · MHGS COUNIY FAIR SCHEDULE .• RIO GRANDE - ' The Thursday, Aug. 18 . University of Rio Grande/Rio Senior Citizen Day Grande Community College Spomor of the Day: Rideuour Gas 'wi ll welcome its students back (Senior citizeus free uutil 2 p.m.) ·to campus with special activi· Noon - Bicycle Drawing - · Hill Stage ·ties on Saturday, Aug . 20 and Noon - Open Class Flower Show Judging - Senior Sunday, Aug. 21. Fair Building . . : Rio Grande's Welcome 1 p.m. - Harness Racing - Race Track weekend will stat1 off the new 4 p.m.- Kiddie Tractor Pull - Small Show Arena school year. all ow fi rst-year 6 p.m.- Kiddie Tractor Pull - Small Show Arena .students to feel cor1tfortablc 8 p.m.- Hill Stage Entertainment on campus and get all of the 11 p.m. - Gates close ~t ude nt s excited about the fa ll semester. · . Friday, Aug. 19 : Fall classes hegin on Aug. Sponsor of the Day: Ridenour Gas 22. 7 a.m.-- Gates open . ·"We're going to have a car9 a.m.- Junior Fair Pet Show - Small Show Arena nival atmo., phere for Wekome 10 a.m.- Kiddie Tractor Pull of Champions ·- Small ·weekend.'' said Eric Show Arena ·McLaughlin. student act'ivities · Noon- Bicycle Drawing - Hill Stage director/internationa l stu1 p.m.- Harness Racing - Race Track dents' scrvicc s/admis~ i ons 2 p.m.- Junior Fair Awards- Livestock Sale Arena counselor at Rio Grande. 6 p.m.- Truck Pull - Pull Track . . Welcome Weekend is se.t up 7 p.m.- Junior Fair Dance Night - Lrvestock S~ow .to .help new swdents g~t to Arena (sponsored by AEP-Pomeroy employees) .know the campus. meet other 8 p.m.- Hill Stage Entenainment students and feel wmfo rtable 11 p.m. - Gates close with col l e~ e life. Students who live ca mpus and off Kevin Kelly/photo Saturday. Aug. 20 campus are invited to the Representatives of the village of Rio Grande and the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Sponsor of tile Day: Kawasaki Motorsports events. Community College gathered recently to plan for the upcoming Rio Community Fest, set for Aug. 7 a.m.- Gates close On Saturday. Aug . 20. Rio 27. one of §everal events· that will occur as the new academic year approaches. 8 a.m.· Roll call for Market Livesttick members 'Grande freshmen will have the Show Arena Livestock opportunity to move into their students and their parents. Hot with fun events and activities "We both feel that ' 8 a.m.- 4-H Fun Show - Horse Arena residence halls. First-year stu- dogs and pop will be given to help the students get to thisCommunity Pest is a big 9 a.m.- Pretty Baby Contest- Hill Stage . dents and their parents will be away betwe~n th~ hours ?f know each oth er." step," Easter said. 10 a.m.- Market Rabbit and Poultry Sale Ltvestock busy movi ng items into the noon and 4 p.m. The tent wrll McLaughlin said. . . Throughout the year, Rio Show Arena dorm rooms. but there will be located between Rhodes Rio Grande will host a vari- Grande will put on a variety of 11 a.m.- Market Goats - Livestock Show Arena also be time for fun and rela x- Center and Moulton Hall. ety of activ.ities for its studen.ts activities for its students, · 11 a.m.- ATV Drag Racing - Pull Track , ation . One of the hig hlights of the throughout the year. and the in cl uding the Catnpus 11:30 a.m.- Dairy Market Feeder Sale- Livestock Rio Grande officials want day. will be when \t uuent s are Welcome Weekend events will Coffeehouse events featuring Show Arena , the first-year students to get to invited to take part in the game just kick off the school year. local and national artists' on Noon- Dairy Sweepstakes - Livestock Show Arena ·know each other during the show. ''The Real Deal." at 4 · On Thursday. Aug. 25 one Tuesday evening each [\Joon - Bicycle [)rawing - Hill Stage . first weekend. and they want p.m. in the Berry Fine anu WAMX. I 06.3 will be· on cam- month in the Rhodes Student 1 p.m.Market Steer Sale Livestock Show Arena them to get to know the camPerforming Arts Center. pus tram II a.m. until I p.m. Center. off-campus trips such I :30 p.m. - Commercial Feeders Steer Sale pus so they are ready to stan The game show will be fun with a live remote and ticket as the ATV rides and a ski trip. Livestock Show Arena · classes on Mondav. for those in the auuience. as give-a-way to the X.Fest in Halloween parties. Mayday. 2 p.m.Market Lamb Sale Livestock Show Arena Different ac.tivi'ties· will be well as those invited to .play.. Huntington . W.Va.. in Homecoming and "Ruckus In p.m.Dairy Market Steer Livestock Show Arena 3 s'et up for the .student s on Studeots in the game show September. · · · the Weeds." 3:30p.m.- Market Hog Sale - Livestock Show Arena Saturday. Aug .. 20. and the will also have the opportunit y On Saturday. Aug. 27. Rio McLaughlin is excited 5 p.m.- ATV Pulls - Grandstand day will be highlighted by the to wi n real prizes. such as tete- Grande will team up with !he about. all of the events he is p.m.- Motocross- Grandstand 7 performance of comedian visions and .:ash. ~ illage of Rio Grande and the planning. and is currently 8 p.m. - Hill Stage Entenainment Chris Mundorf at 7 p.m. in the . "It should be pretty fun:· Rio Grande Fire Department focusing his · efforts on 11 p.m. - Gates close · John W. Berry Fine and McLaughlin said. to host the .first-ever universi- Welcome Weekend and the Performing Arts Center on the Aiso on Sunday, Aug. 21. ty/village block pany. The Rio return of students to the Rio 1-------~--------------...1 Rio Grande campus. Mundorf Rio Grande will have several Community Fest will begin at Grande campus for the 4005puts on an exce Item show and intlatable attractions on cam- 5 p.m . and will feature enter- 06 school year. performs on college campuses pus for the students, such as an tainment for students and For more information on ATHENS - On Saturday, Appalachian Community and other places around the obstacle course·, mechanical community residents. Welcome Weekend or on the seventh annual Athens Visrting . Nurse Association, a country. bull ride, bungee run and sev"We are actively pursuing a eve Ills on the Rio Grande cam- Community Music Festival local non-profit organization On Sunday, Aug. 21, all of era! other items., stronger relationsh ip between pus throughcmt the year. call will be held under sponsor- that provides a full range of the other Rio Grande students Rio Grande students have the village and the university," McLaughlin at (800) 282- ship of Father Patala Council curattve and rehabilitative will be invited to move into enjoyed the intlatable items in McLaughlin said. "My office 7201 or e-mail him at 1716 of the Knights of nursing services in the homes their residence halls. and years past. and McLaughlin is prepared to do whatever we ericm@rio.edu: Columbus. of southeastern Ohio residents. activities will be set up for all said the students would have a can to demonstrate Rio's comFor additimzal infomiation Over 40 area musicians ~ppalachian Community of the Rio Grande students. lot of fun with the different mitment to the village and our onthewidevarieryofacadem- and bands will donate their VNA has been a recipient of The Alumni Board of item s and activities again this community, and Rio Grande ic m1d professional programs performances, ·offering a mix proceeds from the last six Directors will host its annual year. Mayor Matt Easter feels the offered by Rio Grande, -log of Bluegrass, R&B. rock and annual festivals. This year's Hospitality Tent for incoming "It's just a weekend filled same way. omo wwucrio.edu. roll, and folk music. festival will also benefit the · Festivities begin at the Athens Musician Network, Front Room of Baker Center located on the web at at 5 p.m. and will continue on www.athensmusician.net. into the evening hours in a "The Appalachian . • WELLSTON- The annual Saturday. Sept. 3 from I to 3 wire hanger attached to back' The show will be open to the total of eight uptown venues Community Visiting Nurse ·· OhiJico Coal Festival and Art p.m. of frame. public Wednesday. Sept. 7; - Baker Center Front Room Association is pleased to Show will be he ld at the The categories and entry Please no hooks or tlat Thursday Sept. R and Friday, Coffeehouse. The Blue Gator. again be honored through the : Well ston Public Library. at the fees are: hangers. Sept. 9 from noon to 8 p.m. and Casa Cantina. Donkey Coffee dedication of area musicians. corner of Second Street and Amateur category - S I per Categories include profes- Saturday from, noon to 6 p.m. and Espresso, Evolution, volunteers, club owners and Pennsylvania Avenue. Artists item. · sional and amateur paintings during the Ohillco Coal Festival. O'Hooley's Pub. The Smiling more than ·so local businessentering works for the show Professional category - $2 and photos plus a mi,cellaneous There will be a Best of Show, Skull, and The Union Bar and es who gifted raffle items for c~11 enter from Pennsy lvania per item. category for basket weaving. A Peoples Choice Award· and a Grill). thi~ years festival ," said Avenue entrance and park in Youth and children free. carvings and cemmics. Davi s Stubbe Sharon A $10 all-access pass Milena Miller, director of lot adjacent to library. Limit four items per a11i't. For more information con- Memorial Award, as well as allows a9mission to all eight marketing and development Registration is Friday. Sept. Maximum size 24 by 30 tact Cindy Kessler, Nancy Fry first, second and third place venues. or festival-goers may at Appalachian Community 2 from 4 to 6 p.m . and Items must be framed using or Barbara McKinniss. prizes in the various categories. opt to purchase single-venue VNA & Hospice . "It's always very entertickets for $5 each. Tickets and passes are .available at ,•raining, with something for all panicipating locations ·the everyone: and an excellent day of the show. opportunity to .dance the COLUMBUS lA P) - Here Muskingum County Fair. Painesvi lie. Proceeds from this year's night away to some great Summer. Music Festival, is Q list of current and upcom- Zanesville~ · World Gulf Championships- uptown parks, Main & High festival will benelit the music:· she added. ing Ohio festirals and nems: Meigs County Fair. NEe In vitational. Firestone streets. Oxford. Pomeroy. Country Cluh. E. Warner Rd., Through Aug. 27 Through Au~. 17 Traditional . Rug _.Hooking Akron . ' Trumpet in " the Land 22 Natio nal Rille & Pistol Exhibition, Sauder Village. Through Aug. POMEROY -. bon Tate tion. best street machin ~. best • Outdoor Drama. Schoenbrunn Matches. Camp Perry state Route 2. Archbold. <Mondays.) Motors will sponsor a Super street rod. best tuner car, best New Training Site. Port Clinton. Grand American Amateur Outdoor Storytel ling, Amphitheatre. Sunday car show this Sunday truck, best mini-truck. best Trapshool. ATA grounds. Hoo ver Historical Center. Philadelphia. ThroughAug.12-18 with all the proceeds to go for original and people's choice. . Henry County Fair. Vandalia. Maple St., N. Canton. Through Aug. 28 . area Secret Santa projects. Drawings will take place. · Napoleon. Annual Student Exhibition. Through Aug. 24 , Summer Floral Show, Registration will be held Miami County Fair. Troy. Columbus College of An & An International Legacy: Krohn Conservatory, Eden from II a.m. to 2 p.m. There is there will be a live remote. Through Aug.19 (Fridays) Design. Caruani Center. E. Selectio-ns from Carnegie an entry fee of$10with awards door prizes will awarded. and Park Dr.. Eden Park. Summer Concert Series, ·Gay St.. Columbus. there wi'll be a swap ll)eet and Muselrm of Art. Columbus to be made at 4 p.m. Original Art Work by Jen~ y Bandstand. downtown Lmcaster. Through Aug. 21 Museum of At1. E. Broad St .. Dash plaques .and T-shins arts and crafts, all on the riverHolzer. Decorative Arts will be given to the first 75 front parking lot . Through Aug. 20 Jefferson County ·Fair. Columbus . Huron County . Fair. Smithfield . 25 Center of Ohio. E. Main St.. entries. There will be awards in Through Aug. The eve nt will be held rain or Norwalk. Lake Coumy Fair. (Thursdays) Lancaster. the categories of be~t competi- shine. Clubs and organizations Thursday, Aug. 18 RACINE · -- Pomerov : Ra cine Lodge I M F&Atvl : will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the : hall. Refreshments . Monday, Aug. 22 CHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453 will hold a special meeting 7 p.m. for the pur. pose of conferring the : entered apprentice degree on : two ca ndidates . · Refreshments. Thursda~', Aug. 25 CHESTER - Shade River Llldge 45.1 wi ll hold a spe - Ohillco art show set next month OHio FESTIVALS AND EVENI'S Car show in Pomeroy Sunday 304-895-}g 12. GLENFORD '- The 98th anniual reunion of the Hoit Sunday, Aug. 21 Mary Curtis family of POMEROY - Orientation and Meigs cunty will be held t the for all incoming sixth grade Hopewell townsh ip students and new enrol lees in Community Room. I08 E. the seventh and eight grades,. Board St., Glenford . A cov2 p.m.. Meigs Middle School. ered did sh dinner wi ll be Friday, Aug. 19 Parents and students will heold at 12:30 pi.m . Take SYRACUSE - The First meet in the gym, table service. The Cunis famMonday, Aug. 22 Church of · God. Syracuse. ily can1c to Chetcr in 1811 RACINE Southern and includes much of the wi ll have a school supply and clothing give-away from ·II Elementary will hold an open Eastman , Robinson. Gaul and house for parents and stu - Hood famili e.s of the county. a.m to noon. dents in first through eighth For more information cal l Saturday, Aug~ 20 MIDDLEPORT - Oasis . grades from 6 p.m. w ·8 p.m . 992-7874 . POMEROY - Meigs Christian Fellowship will have a back to schoo l pool High School will hold a open party from 6 to 9 at the house for freshman and new General Hartinger Park -students from 6 . to 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20 pool. There wit be swim - In formatio n at 992-2158. REEDSVILLE - Meigs ming, food, and music. Back County Health Department to sc hool su ppli es wil also along with the Miudlcportbe given away. The event is Pomeroy Rntary Club will free and open to the pubic . Sunday, Aug. 21 host an outreach health_ fair For more information call POINT ·PL EASANT screening and immunit.ation 992-71% . Annual Shirley homecoming clini c a the Reedsville Fire MIDDLEPORT -~ The wi II he at the form er home- Deipartment from 10 <Lttt to White Oak Quartet of Point place of Ephram and Hannah noon . Take shot records and Pleasant will sing at 7 Jl.m. at Sh irley off· Shirley Road medical cards. Children must the Middleport Church of the north of Point- Pleasant. be accompanied by parent or Nazarene. Public invited. Covered dish dir1ner at noon. legal guaruian. Light refres hRefreshments served. For more information l:all ments se rved by Rotary Club. School events .Church events Other events Reunions ·: Scout leaders in J)-i-State Cat Shelter schedules.yard :Council to attend fall kickoff sale, searches for volunteers on Music fe, stival in Athens Saturday cia! meeting at 7 p.m. at the hall for the purpose of conferring the Master Mason degree on a candidate. Refreshments, l HUNT INGTON - All vol . unteer leaders arc asked to attend the Council' Fall . Program and Round Up Ki ck · Off to he held I 0 a.m. · Saturuay at Hi ghlawn United Methodist Church, Third Avenue and 28th Street. Volunteers shou lu make reservation s by calling the . Scout Service Center at 304. 523-340H. To date over I00 : Boy Scout leaders from the I0 counties in Ohio. Kentucky and West Virginia that make up the Tri-State Area Council. : BSA have rnade reservations to · attend. Little taesar\ Pizza is providing lunch for the leaders. Volunteers will visit over 30 different tables and di splays on upcoming activities for the 2005 - 2006 program year. Dr. William Smith , superintendent . for Cabell County S~hools is 'erving as ·the Round Up program . He will address the leaders about this year's theme "Race To Cub Scouting." The National · · Chairman of this year's Boy Scout Round Up i' Jeff Gordan. driver of Nascm # 24. Dr. Steven Mewalut. Marshall. 'professor of psychology at Marshall University Counci l and . volunteer Commissioner will review the council program highlight s for the year. After lunch leaders will be briefed on the Trails End Popcorn Sale for thi s ye;u. .Last year local Scouts sold over $265.000 of popcorn in the Tri-State Area Council. Some of the booths include World Jamboree to be held in 2006 in England. council trip to Cimarron NM in 2005 for 9 days of hiking at Philmont Scout Ranch. Scout Ski Days at Winterplace , and information on awards and scholarships for Scouts. RIO GRANDE - The donatiorl box lit the yaru Perennial Cat Shelter. a non- sa le foe item s needed by the profit organization stal'lcd hy shelter. such us 11aper tow volllllleers. is planning a yard els. dishwll,hing liquid , sale for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. bleach. extra large . tra sh 2-4 at the Silver Bridge Pl<~za .· hags, ury and canned c:11 in Gallipolis . food and cat litt er. Those wi th items to donate The shelter <~lso is in necu for the sale may call Bev Gaul · of volunteers and foster at 245-55'1lJ or Pam Dean homes for the cats. A commit after .5;30 p.m. at 245-5917. ment of two homs each week They would also appreciate would be a great help. Young donations of baked goods kittens do not do well in :1 (ingredients must be listed). shelter environment. so pregfresh prodlrce and fl\)wers tu nant cats are sent to foster be sold at the yard sale. homes. Tho;;e interesteu in Organizers plan to have volunteering or serv ing as a furniture. too ls. electro nics. foster home may call Jackie at toys. baby · item s and more 446-2700. for sale at the event. Th.ey Since opening one yea r will have a drawing at 3 p.m. ago. the cat shelter has taken Saturday for a new home in more than 450 cats and kitentertainment product. tens and · have found homes Those who spend $ ! 0 will for more than half of them . At hav e their names entered times, the shelter will be into the drawing . closed to new incoming cats' They also will have a because of over crowding. Biggest losers get recognition at TOPS COOLV ILLE -Charlotte Norton and Tommy Scybc were named weekly best weight-loss winners at Tuesday's meeting oC TOPS (Take OtT Pounds Sensibly) 20 13. ' New member Corina Neff was welcomed. May Frost wa.~ riamcd the monthly weight-loss winner and Myrtle Alkire received a cenilicate for her six week straight weight l!)ss. The hinhdays of Cindy Hyde and Carina Neff were rt:cogni£ed. • Members attending the workshop in Marietta on Aug. 27 will meet at Coo lville school at 9 a.m. to carpool. Leader Pat Snedden presented a program on food exchanges. The group meets every Tuesday at Torch Baptist Church. Weigh-in is from 5: 15 to 6:15p .m.. with a meetin g at 6:30. Por information. call Pat Snedden at 6622633 or attend a free meeting. Q,uALtTY Pf~£SCRtPTtON PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. 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And there's more Ti: c Rea!CleaJ Politics c om Morton average of polls on Kondracke approval ol Congress 1s jtJst :ll percent. and Democrat s enjoy an average 6-pnint advdiH Ltge on tend to lose b1g when the - the gc ncnc Congres s]l)nal public is dissatisfied with ballot qu estion On top of all Jllls, the ec0110my. In the m1dst ol a recession in 195 8. Democrtth may have an Eisenhower 's Republicans opponunlt y tu ga in r~nm lo st 4~ Hou se and 13 Lh e s~d lH..Ial s 1nvo!vtng lobbyist Jack Ah1 ,unott, ,J Senate seats c lose fnend nt House The United St~tes cerL ec~ der Tom t,\ill iV is not in a recessiOn MaJUI ity DeLay. R-Texas. and the light now To the contrary, as Bush pointed out after alle ge d Bush adminiStramcct1ng w1th h1s econQmJc tiOn ex posu1e ol CIA agent advisers last week, the Valerie Plame Scandah economy grew 3.4 percent are always good for outin the seco nd quarter of partie s. as th e 1974 and 2005 - the ninth straight I YlJ 4 l.111dsiJdes show. Su. \\hat":-. vuong with qua1ter of growth exceeding 3 percent. Demon at1 c prospect~~ The economy has added F1rst. Bu sh and 4 mii!Jon Jobs s1nce the C \) n g r e s s 1 o n a I current recovery started 111 Rcp ubli cdJJs drc 1n power. mid -2003 and , contrary to cd n get thing, dnne and Democratic propaganda. have lot s ol bully pulpHs. Bt1sh has prcs1ded over net If 1hey can f1 gure out how growth dunng hJS presJ- to hcl\er communJC<JLe dency of 1.3' mlilion 10hs. thei1 achi evement> , they Even in hi s first ierm , can h1 ghlight the1 r energy 350.000 new j o bs we1 e c~nd transportation bills. created tort relorm·and the Central But somehov, Bush has American Free T1 c~de been unable to mak e Agreement. Amencans th1nk the cco nCom muni cati ons won't omy is in good shape imp rove Bush:, lr.tq probAccording to an August lem. That will depend on ABC News/Washington politJcal and nulitary suc·Post poll, the pubiJc. by ,, ccsses that. lor now. seem , 59 percent to 41 percent e lu s i~c . marg1n. cons1ders the The DemocJ,Lt'' dliem economy " not good" or m.t " this Even if the "poo(." althQugh 59 per- public IS fed up w1th the cent believe that the1r own GOP and dnxious to personal finances are scratch a six -ye dl' 1tch. "exce llent" ot "good." Congres~ro nal di strict ger- · An August Newsweek 1ymandenng - 111 wh1ch poll showed that by 52 the Democrat s are compercent to 40 percent the pllcll - makes only 35 or public disapprmes of so House 1aces truly com Bu sh's handl1ng of the petJI~<e under normal cireconomy. SJxty-one per- cumstances. cent of voters d1sapproved That's· certtlin ly eno ugh o1 h1s handlmg. ot Iraq, to de liver power to the and h1s overa ll approval DemocHlh, but it ' ~ gOiug BY BRIAN REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM ROCKSPRINGS -Firstyear 4H 'er Alyson Detw1ller showed the grahd champ1on market hog at Wednesday's Me1gs County Junior Fair Hog Show, and Renee Colburn showed the reserve champ1on. J.R . Hupp c~nd VJctOJia Goble were named grand and reserve champiOn showmen, respectively. Terry Reed of AshvJlfe was the event judge. Placing tk" and second in ' their respe ctive showmanship classes were: Semor. Class I Terry Durst, Chns Myers, Junior, Clais 1: J R Hupp. Renee Colburn ; Junior Class II: Georganna Kobl emz. Crmg Hensley; Intermediate Class I, Chnstopher Holter, Zach Hendrix ; Intermediate Class II, Adam Lavender, Heath Detwiller; Intermed iate Class Ill, Tyler Hendnx, Zachary Manuel : Beginner Class I, Chelsed Holter, Raynee Herman; Beginner Class II , Victoria Goble, Alyson Detwlller; Beg1nner Class Ill , Shawnella Patterson, Lacey Hupp Judging results, from f1rst place fnr market hogs,. by class, were. Class I (225-229 pounds), J R Hupp, Matthew GJ!more, Const,Jnce Wyant. Christopher Runyon , Brooke O'Bryam. An,Jrew O'Bryam. Brandon Kmg , Amber to take a mass1ve proDemocratic . wave to ,tch1eve a turnaround akm to what the Republicans accomplished in I '194 Worse. 1wo recent studIes show that Democrats <Ue Ill tJOUbJe With key g'roups The liberal Dcmocrdcy Corps con cluded from focu s groups thai ·' a ldl'ge ch unk · of whJte non- college vot!"rs. pdrtllttlillly rn rural areds , "Jil rema1 n 's imp ly unrc,Jc h.t blc for Dcnwcr.t l "' •· Th at ·. p.\l'lly because they SJde WJ!h conse1 vatJ vcs on cu ltural issues and n,JtJon,Ji sem rity But also , " the u111ty Democrats showed in oppos1ng P1 es iden1 Bush' s Social Sccunt y p1 ivatiLatJon plans was an 1mponant fiJsl Slcp ltll a party see n as weak <md stand1ng for ·- nothing. although ir also serv ed 10 re1nlorce belief amung many st,tte and llll al voters Democrats ' . h.1 ve no rtJVC the red t,hat pos- agenda " An ,\n,tlys is for Third WcLy. ,J group ol centnst Senate Democrats . showed thdl Rcpub!Jc,tns cl obbered Democrats among whJtC nuddle-class voters 111 2004 and made inroads dnhm g 111H.ldl e -class HIS paniCS "The selfdesCJ Jbed party of the m1ddl c ci,Jss has a cnsis w11h th e mtddle class ," the st udy concluded. Democrats should be able to make ga1ns 111 2006 based Simp ly on hi stmy But fo1 now. sign ifi ca nt nains seem out ot reach "because the v·re tr) ing to fight sometlung with noth- Moodi,paugh; Class II (230). Zach Carson, Mark Guess, NJcolc Andrus, Cheyenne Beaver, Kayla Hawthorne, Ad am Lee, Ryan T npp, Tunothy Markwonh, Raynee Herman; Class 3 ( 231 _239 ), Kdscy Myers. Enc Wood, Lacey Hupp, Paul Mornson, Charles Noland. Ronme Wilson . Nakota Roush, Odessa Jacks, Mi 1anda Holter Class 4 (240). Megan Tripp, Michael Manuel, Shea Lee, Trenton Deem. Mark Guess, Kimberly Hawthorne, Counney Kennedy, Benjamin Lee , Bethany Lee, Robert Stone. Class 5 (241-248), Renee Colburn, Alyson Detwiller, Terry Durst, Jordan Russell, Zach Carson, James Will, Austm Lute, Kayla Wyant, Anmsha Kopec, Ronnie Wilson; Class 6 (25-2SI ), Kyle Russell, Dakota Arms. Enc Wood, Matthew Wright, ~achacl Markwonh, Christopher Holter, Chns Goode, Emily Manuel, Clinton Kennedy. Austm Lute. Class 7 (252-259). Alyson Dettwiller, Kyle Russell, Georgana .Koblentz, Heath Dettwiller. Tony Roush. Robet1 Strohl. Latasha Ri chards, Rebecca Chadwell. James Will. Brittni Hensley; Class 8 (260-262). Heath Dettwiller. Tyler Hendnx, Jared Russell, Victoria Goble. Anthony Kopec. Jordan Koblentz, Adam Lavend,u·, Savannah Speelman-Hawley, M1chael necessary pllt<lllce to buy the MLB package t1om hiS sa tellile pro~Jd'r. allow1ng him to ignore the hapl ess Texas Rangers 111 Lyons "' The Daily Sentinel • Page As . a Brian J. Rood/photos Alyson Detw1l ler IS pictured with the grand champ1on market hog from Wednesday's Jun1or Fa1r Hog Show Also pictured are Fa1r Queen Runner-up Mallory Hill, Fa1r Queen Whitney Thoene. Fair Kmg Tyler Lee and Swme Pnn cess and Pnnce Shawnella and Eugene Patterson . ' Scyoc. Chnstma Colburn Rayburn. Chad Roush , Renee Class 'I (265-21\1\). Zach Col burn. Euge ne Patterson, Hendn x. Jennifer Fife, Julta Whitney Wolle-Rittle (2 ), Lamz, Dame! Jcnkms, Dcnck Ryan Tnpp. Greg Jenkins. Powell. Kay Ia HawthC)rne. Savannah Speelman-Hawley. Raynee Herman, Class '10 Zachary Manuel. Halley Tnpp; (270), Morgan Russell. James Class ,12 (2R0-285 ). Shawnella Fife, Robert Strohl , Kayla Patterson, Euge ne Patterson, Russell. Katie Durst, Ashley Justin S,Jvage. Latash,J Savage, Timothy Elam. Amber Richards. Willi,1m Duvall , Tnpp, Chn'lopher Myers, Josh Caruther ~. Cra1g.Hensley, Chri stina Colburn. Denck Rebecca Chadwell , Amher Powell, Chelsea Holter. Moodispaugh, Sarah Lantz. Class II (271-279). Cody Underweight. Justin Tombhn. J.R. Hupp was grand champion showman at Wednesday 's Jun16r Fair Hog Show. Also pictured are Fa1r Queen Runner-up Mallory Hill, Fair Queen Whitney Thoene. Fa1r K1ng Tyler Lee and Swme Princess and Prince Shawnella and Eugene Patterson. shell beans. Linda Rathburn, Vanessa Folmer, Middeport, Brenda cabbage; Maxine Rose, car- monkey . bread; rots . Tara Rose, corn; Johnson, muffins . Cakes: Linda Rathburn , Ervm , whole white Howard from Page A1 potatoes, quartered tomatoes, angel food; Brnda Johnson, green tomatoes; Barbara chocolate, Maxine Rose, Barbara Mora, p1zza sauce, Mora. whole tomatoe s; white; Sherry Myers , taco sauce; Linda Rathburn , Maxme Dyer, vegetable Reed svi lle, splice ; Alice Pomeroy, blackberry ju1ce soup. Teresa A. Wilson, hot Hawthore, Tuppers Plams, Canned fruit: Terea A peppe1 rings. Tracy D carrot cake. , WJlson, appleauce; Opal Beaver. sauerkraut. Cookies: Linda Rathburn, Dyer, Bidwell, blackberrie; oatmeal; Vanessa Folmer. Baked goods Angie Brickle s'. Shade, Breads· Tara Rose, whole plain sugar, Donna R. peaches, halves; Barbara wheat; Maxme Rose, loaf Jenkms. chocolate chip. Mora, pears, Linda Rathburn, white ; Nancy Ervin, banana Jeanette 0 an e. peanut butte1 , bl uebeiTies. nut; Angie Bnckles, zuchm- Linda Rathburn. iced brownCanmid vegetables: Angie ni; Pat B1ssell of Rutlanq, Je s; Sherry Myers. not iced Brickle, whole beets, Nancy bakmg powder b1scuits . browmes. P,J rke r. Angie Pies Ervin, sliced beets; Maxine Donna R. Jenkins. Rutland. ap~ p l e: M.I XJne Pomeroy. Dyer. snap beans; Opal Oyer, yeast rolls, cmnamon rolls. fa'-IOJ ot any game (OJ games) he chooses. He 'd be a lool not to Accord1ng to Jon.Jth,tn Chait 111 the Los A·ngeles Time s. Bu sh can bench press 185 pound s s1x time s. wh1ch may also explain the pre s ident ' s bram 1 ~ an orgdn ot yo ur body lik e any other. Nobod.y's sugges tin g that c L111 turn a George W Bush Int o a Thomas Jefferson - th e lc~tteJ an exe1cJSc advocate who rode horses dally even after he wa,; too old to mount una ss isted But a fitter Bu sh is a smarter, mo re relaxed and confident Bush than one cha1ned to h1 s Oval Office desk maxin g out on adrenal In ,md stress. The tJme Bush spends wu1 kin g out great ly in cre ase\ 'his ~ t,tmrna and allows h1m to sta y alert longer than wo rkaholics who c llaln the1r flahhy carca'sses to the1r desks m the mi stak en bc!Jef that th ey' re llldi,pensabl e It I'd bee n Bush' s per\sonal t1ain er. I' d h,Jv e ,tdvised h1111 tu lose th e cowboy boots 25 }Cars ago before h1 g h heels wrecked hi s knees Tod,Jy I'd ur ge h1m lo In ves t in a couple or dead broke quartcr-hor~e geldmgs and use < hc~t ranch ol hi s the w c~ y God Intended. · If he' d like a pnvate referral. I ca n nonn,Jily be tcached durin g ubs or Red So\ games. pumping 1rnn or peddling (;Umpulsivc ly on i11y Schwmn A1rd yne. (Arktm1as Demouat - ast whose occas iona l tum bles are widely repo11ed. He also works out on an inclmed treadmill and l1fts e xag ger c~t e d swagger. He ·s free we1ghts. evidently not, as detracLearning about Bush' s tors have suggested . 1011 treadmill work suggests t~llin g an ,t Jol e~cen t chim the solutiOn to a sma ll paillee tJ ymg to look bigmystery. It has long 'been gel. hut may snnply have my suspicion that when gotten a btt mu sc lebnund , reported " cutting hru sh" We ll. good for him . .on hJS ranch. Bush " Ch,llt. however. doe,n·t actually m"de watching see it that wa y N01mally baseball on televi sJOJl in a wnteJ of em1ncnt good air-conditioned comfort. I sense. he thinks Bush figure Karl Rove invented spends too murh tim e the brush-cleanng ang le e~ercJSJllg. Bu sy peopl e to ·make Bush resemhle !Jke him se lf. Chait says. ' Reag,tn . a well - s1mply Lan"t -.; pare an hour Ronald known horseman and or two a da y to work out. ehoppe1 of firewpod. As So how can the preSident " the p1e s1 dent 's equestrian Complaining that " Bush skllls are limtted tu golf ha s an obsess 1on with carts. a manl y outdnor cxerci'C that horclers on actlvlly was required 1he creepy." he sugges ts Joggi ng was famou sly ,, !here 's snmethin g compu lClintonwn ' .exe rc ise. so stve c~bout h1s zea l to keep that wouldn"t sufflc:e. II I. wh 1l e · b1cycle -ndJng Chait guc~se~ th e pre~i­ bnngs swa rm s of span- delll assoc iat es a lack of dex -garbed , latte-Slpplng ph ysical d iS<'I J'Illl e "w ith vuppies 10 mmd hi ' yo un ge r. booLeho und Thus . bru sh cutting days ."· .1nd bc!Jc\·es It T1 ouble is . nobody in ab~u1 d to ~ ug ge:'l l. Js Te xa, .cuts bru'h by hamJ. Whit e !louse spo kesm e11 not even illegal Mex1can have. lhdt exerciSe keeps ranch hands. They drag It him mentally sha1p. "The out of the ground wtth btg not Jon of " a l'onnectJon chains or chop 1t up with ' hct ween phy'leal and Ga:t~tt£' c.:o/umnr .\1 Gene ,, hu sh hog. an ove"ized menta l potene) ... Chait ~Lron .\ 1 \' a iulfimwl magarotary mov.er pulled by ' a \\ r ll ~ s ... ,, , ol cour-.e. :: nu~ award H IIIIH'r ·and of " The 1racto1 sill) tCnnsi ckr ,Il l th e <o -author Su I f1g urc Bu ' h IS ac tu - perlectl) In ned ai 1heads 111 HwlfiH g r~{ the Pre.Hcienr·· all )' \\torktng out on tl Hul ly'"'"d - or. peli1aps. (S!. Mani u \ Pre.n. 2000). tread mlll 10 front ol a the prestdcnt h1msell )" )lou ca n t'·nt(u/ LYfms at giant plasma TV 'c rcc n I No. what's sill y " ntlt r; elt el} 0 11 \ (g' .\ b L g loba/.11et. imag1ne he's lllvesteu the understanding 1hat your ) • Rose, cherry; Maxme Ruse, peach; Joanna Vaughan, Pomeroy, raisin Candy: Melissa Coleman, Long Bottom, chocolate fudge, hard tack; Amity Wamsley, Pomeroy, peanut butter fudge ; Tere sa A. Wilson. Racine, white fudge ; Shulcy J. Hamm , Racine, peanllt brittle.· S.Jrah E. Lawrence ot Long Bouom was the winner in the cooJ.;Je contest where" recipe v,as ' upphed for usc m makIng entries Second place m the contest went to Donna R JcnJ.;Jns and th1rd to Sharlee Ev:(ns. Portland ' Craft sale planned GALLI! POLIS - A craft sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p m. Sept. 10 at the Lighthouse assembly of God located a mile beyond Holzer on route 160. For more mformation call 446-9281. Open house set POMEROY - Meigs Elementary School w1 ll h a~e an open house 6 to 7;30 p m Monday at the school. Refreshments w1ll be served · in the cotton ball race m the I 0 to 12-year old category: Tristan Wolfe came 111 f1rst in the six to nine-year old category; Austin Rose came m first in the live and under category. Blowing the biggest bubble with bubble gum was also 1ncluded in the games with Austin Arnold winning Renee Colburn showed the reserve champion market hog at Wednesday's Jun1or Fa1r Hog Show. Also p1ctured are Fa1r Queen ·Runner-up Mallory H1ll. Fa1r Queen Whitney Thoene, Fa1r King Tyler Lee and Swllle Pnncess and Prmce Shawnella and Eugene Patterson. agreement. Brown purchased the Gazette last year and began publishing that newspaper at 11s own printmg plant in Mount Gilead th1s month. The law suit was filed·SOQJI after in Union County Common Pleas Court in Marysv1lle. · Dan Behrens, publisher of the Marysvdle JournalTribune, said the Gazette's departure has hun the publishers, though he declined to be more specific Gazette publisher Gary Adki sson and Brown chief fmancial oft1cer Joe Ellingham did not return messages seeking comment Local Briefs from Page A1 mg. ( Mor1o11 Kondrade 11· <' I<'< uti• c l'dillu of Roll Call. the """''lla.rer of Capllol Hill.) workin g out COLUMiUS (APJ Publ,·shers of four central Ohio newspapers have filed a · 52 50,000 lawsuit agamst the owner of a former panner The lawsuil alleges Blue Ash-based Brown Publislung Co. illegally broke printing agreement involv1ng the Delaware Gazette. The Gazette in 1998 j01 ned with the Mary svill e JournalTribune, Bel lefontaine Examiner, Kenton Times and The (Upper Sandusky) Da~ly Ch1ef-Un1on to share pnnting costs and form ed Premt~r Pubilsh1ng. The new spapers were pnnted toge ther at Premier's facility 111 Marysville under th e Games Weighing in on presidential fitnes~ Gene . 11 Canning Hav1ng voted in my last junior-high stude,nt-coun cil election long ago, ·! am normally unmoved by suggestions that this column adopt a more upbeat perspeet 1ve regarding President Bu sh. · 1 can thmk of no good reason either to feign school spirit or pretend enthusiasm for the administr.ation 's ' mamfest failure s. · foreign and domestic Friends in Austin , Texa s. assu1e me that Bush can be dJSanmngly perso nable. So can every other cont1dent man who ever ran a succe ssful swindle I enJOY remindmg Fox New s devotees. who '·ve adopted the Sov1et pract~c:e of d1agnosmg Dear Leader' s crnics w1th psych1atnc dJSnrders. th at no man alive ex ude s more personal cha1m than the Arkan sas Ant1 c hnst. Wtlil<tm Jeffer son Clmton . Even so . there arc two areas in whi Ch l"ll defend Geo rge W Bu sh to the end his love of ba se ball. 'lmd hi s pas ~1on for phys\c:al exercJst:. The pres ident recently underwent hi s annual physical ex am at th e Na tiOnal Naval Med1cal Ce nter Doctors not onl y cntildn"t f1nd an y1h1ng wrong Wllh h1m . they pronoun eed h1m m "s uperi or" ph y'Jca l condJtJon f<H a 59-}eal'-u ld man. At " nearly SIX feet " and 191 pounds. Bu sh has a restin g pulse rat e in the hi gh 40s and a body -fa t perceJltage of 15 .79 - the last (wo number> equivalent to a professiOnal athlete's Ha vin g buggered up his knees thro ugh years· of fogg J'n g, Bu sh ha s bcc'l>llle a mounta1n -b1ke emhu" - ' www.mydailysentinel.com Rookie showman DetwiUer shows grand champion hog Ohio newspaper publishers J. sue owner of &:orI Iter partner 2006 ought to· be g~eat }or Dems, 'but can they deliver? It's hard to tell who 's in worse polit;cal shape nght now: President Bu sh or Congressional Democrats Polls show deep skepti cism· w1th Bush. but it 's not clear that Democrats can take advantage Histori ca lly spe.tkln g, the 2006 midterm elections should be a bonanza for Dem0crats . Since World War 11, the pany out of power has pic~ed up an average of 34 Hou se ,md five Senate seats 111 a president's s1xth year in otflce. Poll s mdicate that Bush is now presiding G.ver <(n unpopular War, and that 's almost always bad for the inc.umbent party An early August Gallup. poll ~ hoy,ed that. by 54 percent to 44 pe rcent, Americans now tl11nk it was a mistake to invade lr.1q . Fifty-seven perce nt believe the war has m,tde America le ss safe 111 the war on terrorism. Flfty-s1x percent want to w11hdraw some troops and 33 percent. the h1ghest pc1cent age yet. want full withdrawal. ln 1950, the Korean War had just begun. and only 20 percent of Amencans believed that fi ght1n g n was a mistake . Yet President Harry Tn1man's Democrats lost 29 House seats and SIX Senate seats. In 1952, when 52 percent of the count1y was aga1nst the war and the country was elecllng Pre s1dent Dwight Eisenhower. Democr:Jts lost another 22 House seats and two se·nate seats . In 1966. only 31 percent thought that the Vietnam War was a mistak e. Still. Democrats lost 4 7 House and four Senate seats In 1970 w1th 56 percent of the co~ntry agamst the war, Rtchard Ntxon's GOP \os·t 12 House seats, while gaining two 1n the Senate. Incumbent parties also .• 2005 Thursday,Augustt8,2005 have cos t Yanoe: Tae- Jvoung ol So11th Kore,t the IItl e Flim composer Elmer Bernstem died in Of"l. Ctht . ,L\ .1ge X2 H.Jw<~n 's f1rst US senator. H1ram L Fong. d1ed at age 97 Today 's Birthdays: I-onnc 1 Secretary ot Defense Caspar Wembergcr IS 88. Actre ss She lley Winters JS 85 Former tfrst lady Rosalynn Carter 1s · 78. Mov1c director Roman Polanski " 72 Actor Robell Redlurd IS 68. Smger Johnny Preston " 66 . Ac tm Christopher Jones " M Actor Henry G Sanders " 63 Actor-cumedJdll Mwttn Mull is 62. Smge1 Nun,, Hendryx is 60 R')ck musicmn DennJS Elliott IS )) Actor Patrick Swavze JS 53 Count1y smoer Steve • 0 Wilkmson (The WllklllsOns ) i, 50 Actor Denis Leary JS 48 Actress M,llkleme Stow e i' -!7 A.:tor Craio B1erko is 40 Rock sJnger-muSJuan Z.tc Mdloy (The Nix~sl is 37. Hiphpp c~rll st F.\erlast is 16 Aclor Chnsti,m Sbter JS 36 Actor Edw.1rd "'ortnn JS 16 Actor M,tlcolm-Jamal Warner is 35. ~ock muSJcJan D1rk Lance 1s 29 Aclor M1ka Boorem IS 17 Actre" Parker McKenna Po,ev " 10. Thought tor Today : "That IS on"c of the bmer curses of poverty. ll lca'e' no nght to be generous." - George GlSSJng. Engl1sh author ,md cri11c 11857-19031. -! - PageA4 the five and under category; Tristan Wolfe winning the SIX to nme-year old category and Oliv1a Dav1 s winnmg in the I0 to 12-year old category . All of the wmning contestants received a cash award provided by th~ Senior Fair Board , and all age groups participated in digging in a sawdust pile for qua1 ters to pocket all that thev could Pepsi also prqvided free TshJrt s to some of the winners. NewsChannel Thursday, August 18 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) Cloudy mornmg. Moderate rain is expected. The rain 1s predicted to stan near II a.m. Anticipate rain accumulations of 0 .19 mches for thi s morning. Temperatures will hold steady around 73 Winds wJII be 5 to I0 MPH- from the southeast. Aftetlloo/1 (/·6 p.m.) It v,ill be a humid and cloudy afternoon. You will see l1ght rain . Some spots nearby could see a heavier downpour The rain could reach 0.20 mches by the end of thi s afte rnoon in some areas Temperatures wJII linger at 77. Winds wdl be 10 to 15 MPH from the southeast Eve11i11g (7 p.m.-Midnight) It w1ll be a cloudy evening. Light rain is expected. Expect 0.07 inches of ram by the end of thi s evening Today \ high of 79 will occur around 6 p m as temperatures d1mini sh to 71 by late even mg. Winds will be I0 MPH from the southeast turmng from the south as the evc mng progresses . Overnight (1-6 a.m.) Humid and cloudy overntght Moderat~ rain is expected. Expect 0.42 mches of ram by the end of this overn1ght. Temperatures wtll hover at 70 wah today's low of 69 occurnng around 5 a m. Wmds'w1ll be 5 to 10 MPH from the s'outh. Friday, August 19 Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noor1) It should be a hu'mid and cloudy mornmg. A few spnnkles are possibl e. The ram ts pred1cted to end near 7 a m. wtth total accumulatiOns for thiS event near 0 90 mches. Temperatures will cli mb from 74 to 82 by late th1s morning. Winds wlll be 5 to I0 MPH from the so uthwest. Aftemoon (1-6 p.m.) It's going to be a humid afternoon. There is a slight chance of ram. Temperatures will remam around 87. SkJe ' will range from mostly sunny to mostly cloudy w1th 5 to 10 MPH wmds from the south turm ng from the so uthwest as the aftemoon progresses Local Stocks Charlene Hoeftlch/ photos Shelia CurtiS rece1ves the creat1vity award for her des1gn Ill two containers 1n the class ·summer's Double Ra1nbow" ,usmg golden rod, ragweed and ch1ckery along w1th other roaps1de matena l, and a piece of fantail w1llow as the connecting p1ece at the f1rst {lower show of the fa1r. Dahlia . Lula S. Tobiln , Weber. one Potted plants Pomeroy. four. H<Lngin g h<~sket: Lula S. Zinma. Lula S. Toban, one. . Toban. Allee Thompso n. one. . from Page A1 01hcr potted pl,mt: Jeanette Marigold · Alice Crane Thompson, oile. "Going fishing''-interprePotted plants folage : Joyce Celosia: Jovce Manuel one; ti ve desi gn· Deeanna A. Sheha Curt1S: one Mamrcl. Sayre, ' Racine ; Summer Potted pohmts bloommg. Suntlower: Janet E. Thetss, Adkmson. Middlepon. Peggy Crdne. Racme. one. Specimens Junior horticulture Hosta: Melame Stethem. In the specimen classes, the one; Lula Toban. two. Zinnias: Decanna S<Lyre. blue ribbon winners were: Ca ladium . Melani e one: Nala<ha Mohler. one. Rose s: Patncm Holter, Stethen1. two Man golds: Deeanna .l\. seven: Duane Weber. one; Perriennial any variety: , Sayre. two. Suntlowcr· Natasha Mohler. Melame Stethem, four: Ahce Pauline Atkins. Lui aS. Toban, · Roads1dc Matcnal Ca>S1dy R. Thompson, one; and Joyce Duane Weber, one each. Perennial herb: Deborah Adk1non · and, Deanna A. ~ . Manuel. Racine, one. Janet The1ss. one each. Sayre, one each. . Mohler, Gladiolus: Alice Terr,mum Deeanna A Annual herb :' Duane Thompson. two. Flowers, .. Deanna Sayre. left. was the Junior best of show wlllner w1th her arrangement 1n the "Go1ng F1shmg m Summer" des1gn and Natash a Mohler rece1ved reserve best of. show w1th her "Lazy Days of Summer.· arrangement 1n the f1rst flower show of the fa1r. Sayre also took the h~rtlcul t ure sweepstakes award 1n the JUnlOI dlVISIOJl. ,, Sayre. . . Decanna Sal rc v,as !'he horticulture sweepstakes 1\imlel in the junior d1vision . and Lui a Toban '"" the ad ult. horti cultu re sweepstake s winner The l\1,\Ster GcLrdcncrs had an eXtensive cducatamal di~­ pl.ty or "I<Hry gardens" and the garden clubs d"pla yed 'ummer door\\ ay decorated )tra w wreath ... . A 'econd !lower shtm is be1ng pul 1n1o place \oday m the new Thompson-Roush budding and \\'ill Jem ain 1n plarc until the fa1r closed S.llurci.L\' 111ght I ) ACI- 58.94 AEP- 36.79 Akzo ~ 41.37 Ashland Inc.- 60.66 AT&T-19.75 BLI -12.61 Bob Evans - - 24.87 BorgWarner·- 59.76 Champion - 4.25 Charming Shops 11.53 City Holding - 36.69 Col- 49.22 DG -18.98 DuPont- 40.97 Federal Mogul - .46 USB- 2.9.99 Gannett - 73.08 General Electric 34.10 GKNLY- 5.03 Harley Davidson 50.80 • JPM _:_ 34.46 Kroger - 19.60 Ltd.- 23.28 NSC- 36.29 Oak Hill Ananclal 30.95 OVB...,.,. 25.00 BBT- 40.88 Peoples - 26.89 Pepsico - 54.73 Premier ---:- 13.20 Rockwell - 51.98 Rock)' Boots ---;- 30 RD Shell - 62.10 SBC- 24.21 Sears -137.49 Wai-Mart - 4 7.11 Wendy's - 49.25 Worthington - 17.28 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. ' �• The Daily Sentinel 2905 MEIGS CoUNTY FAIR PageA6 Bengals sign top pick Pollack, Page 82 Buckeyes letting their hair down, Page 82 URG volleyball preview, Page 86 Reyna, US. ready for World Cup berth, Page 86 Thursday, August 18, 2005 Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE' , Tiuu-sday, August 18, 2005 Lowry lifts Sari Fr~ncisco past·Reds CINC INNAT I (AP) ~ gave way . to Noah Lowry pitched a sea- · L a T r o y son-high 8 I -3 innings, Hawkins, drove in the tying run and ;;,?' who got 1he scored the go-ahead run as "= fina l out for the San Francisco . Giants his sixth save , second with beat the Ci ncinnati Reds 3-2 the Giants. on Wednesday .night. The Giants improved to 5Lowry left the game fur an 4 on their season-long I 3undisclosed reason aft er game road trip with their striking out Ken Griffey. Jr.. fourth win in six games. A to start the ninth . victory on Thursday wou ld Scolt Eyre relieved and give them their first sweep struck out Adam Dunn then . of a four-game se rie s iu Cincinnati since May 1983. The Reds_ whu have won I 0 of their last I I road games. dropped their fifth consecutive home game and have los t seven or their last nine in Cinc innati . Lowry (9-11 ) earned hi s third win in his lasl three starts after going 1-4 in his previou s five . The lcft-hander lim ited the Nat iona l League\ highe., Hcoring team to seven hils and two striking OUI >even . He walked ·one and matched Jason Schm idt for lhe team fllllS. lead in wins. He also played .a key rule in San Francisco's three-run fifth that gave th 0 Gi ~mts a 3-2 lead. The Giants broke up Luke Hudson' s sh utoul on R"y Durham ·s leadoff wa lk. Todd Linden ·s double to Please see Lowry, 82 · Rangers blank Cleveland, 3-0 Thursday's game Beth Sergent;photo , Bluefield vs . Point Pleasant (at Laidley I 3 p.m. . Shandi Beaver (left) and Kiana Osborne compete lor the It 's usually not advised that you dig th ro ugh sawdust piles at COUQtY lair's but these children made an exception as they dig best breeding showman award in Wednesday:s Junior Fair through the sawdust to find money during Wednesday's Kiddie Games. · Dairy Goat Show. Friday's games . Trimble at. Metgs , 10 a.m . Williamstown at Eastern , 6.p.m G. Beckley Chrtslian at Hannan . 6 p m. OVC Prev tew at Coal Grove, 6 p.m South Gallia at Southeastern . 7 p.m. Saturday's games Wirt County at Southern. 5:30p.m. Galla Academy BUsrWh~e game. 7:30p.m. Wahama at Midland Trail, 10 p.m. . CLEVELAND lAP) ·His fastball is ·more than adeyuate, and Chris Young· is capable of blowing it by major league hitters. The Texas rooki e's change up, slider . and cu rv e are about average and need work. But Young has a. weapon that 1eams who haven't' faced him can't prepare for. " He 's got something you can't teach ," R:inger s manager Bu ck Showalter said, "and .that's releasing the ball at a 6-foot. I 0-inch angle." GAlLIPOLIS - A schedule ol upccm1ng collage and high school var sity spor1ing ovenls 1nvclving te oins from Gall •o. Meigs ond Masorl count ies. Today's games Golf TVC Ollio at H tdden Hills, 4 ·30 p.m.· TVC HOCking at Arfowt1ead. 4:30 p.m . Waham a Poin1 Pteasan1 at Ravenswood Invitational (Green Hills). noon River Valley at South Poin1, 10 a.m. South GaMia at Notre Dame (Elks), 5:30p.m. SPORTS BRIEFS Punt, pass, kick coming to Pomeroy Chal1ene Hoefllchjphoto POMEROY - The Mei gs Athletic Booste rs will sponsor a Pepsi Punt Pass and Kick competilion at Bob Roberts Field in Pomeroy at noon Sunday, September 4. The competition . is · free and is op~n to buys and girls ages 8 to 15 . Age groups . are based on your age as of 12/31/05. Contestanls will need a copy of their birth certifi cate a11d mu st wear tennis shoes. no football cleats or s):lecial kicking shoes are allowed_ For more information con Jact Ji<Qmer Soulsby at 992- Following a tradition of several years the Meigs County Fair Board awards four bicycles don at. ed by area businesses· and organizations to kids every day of the fair at noon. Wednesday's winners were from the Brannon Monroe of Pomeroy, Jackie Jordan of Shade, William Oldaker Charlene Hoeflich/ photo of Pomeroy, and David Mash of Tuppers Plains: Monday's winners were Cassie Davis, Con nee Always popular with kids at the fair is skee ball. Here Travis Edwards and Max Carnahan of Wolfe, Keri Lawrence and Shandi Beaver. Tues day's winners were Michaela Holter, Morgan Chester try their hand at the game in hopes of winning a prize. Tucker, Garrett Ritchie and Tamera Mi ller. 6728. Young dn Cle ve land \ hitters down to size for eig hl slnilout inilings. allowing ju st two singles as the Rangers snapped an eight-game losing slreak a 3-0 · victory with Wednesday night. Th e 6-foot- 10 Yilun g, ihe talles t player in Rangers' history. was too much for the Indians, who only had videotape and scm1ting reports to go on before seeihg the 26-yearold in person . Th ey' ll have to wail unlil next time to try and figure out Young (I Q-7) Cleveland didn'i get 4 runner to third base otf I he right-hander. who walked one, struck out seven and retired I 5 of tl1e f~ial 17 batters. Francisco Cordero worked the ninth fur hi s 27 th >ave. Since a shaky start in New York on Aug. 7. Young has been usi ng bullpen - sessions to work on keeping his . fastball down. " I h:!d one goaL'' he photo Cleveland Indians pitcher Kevin Millwood stretch es as he faces Texas Rangers batter Mark DeRosa in the seventh 1nning. Wednesday in Cleveland. · Please see Blank, Bl Mark Hasseman LMT. MMP Preventative .steps for avoiding sports injuries The evening news recently aired a story that both interested and concerned me as a licensed mass~ge therapist. Ch i ldren playing baseball are sustai ning painful iQjuri es that may affect their long. term sports careers. Young -pitchers. particularly, are strivin g to throw harder and more difficult pitche s, · res ullin g in inJuries , and some tini es surgeries. Th e prohl'em extends further than arm inju ri es. Soccer. foo tball. dodge ball, go lf and other sparling activities in vo lve athletes that su ffer neeulcss injuries as well. Thi s particular news reporl sta teu. "the onlv cure for these problem s- is antiinllammatorv meds and surgery." · -The American . Massage Therapy Association. how~:vt:r. state s, "mtlssage therapy and olher manual therapies can· allevia t~ muscular tightness. pain. sorene ss. and limited runge of motion." Is prevention therapy the key to halting injury" Prevention· of injury is important. but only part of the solution . A parent would nol ' tat~ . "I hope my child is not · hurt too badly playing ball this year.'' I would like to hear a parent say, "I hope my child has fun. performs well and learns. and if they win, it would be greal ,.. The real quesdon i s, do we address the mind-body-spirit conditions thai affect performance and· ultimately uike responsibi lity for injuries as nor play ing to our potential" Knowledge. nutrition. water intake. stretching. and adequate ' ·,lccp and knowledge have tremendous impact upon performance and injury prevcnti'on. Manv spons require complex muvem~nt and knowl-s_due as the exac t method that ,~ I Please see Steps. Bl \ PLEASANT VALLEY HosPITAL ANNUAL fALL ScRAMBLE Beth Sergent/photo All proceeds go to the Pleasant Valley-Hospital Foundation Dylan Milam leads his calf around the livestock arena at the Junior Fair Beef Breeding Show. r------- --------- .-~--, • Sunday, September 18, 2005 • Riverside Golf Course (Mason,-WV) - Soft spike facility 4:00p.m. 8:00p.m. 8:00p.m. II:OOp.m. This arrangement of marigolds and zinnias won a grand chamBeth Sergont/ photo pion award for Summer Atkinson of Middleport in the junior fair This young man did not win the cotton ball race at yesterday's · 4-H flower show •Wednesday. Summer brought in her flowers Kiddie Games but he had fun trying to keep the cotton ball bal- and c_ontainer and made the arrangement before the judge, anced on the end .of his nose. · Peggy Crane. a Master Gardener. 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' �' • Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel ,, ' Thursday, August 18, www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydallysentinel.com 'atribune - Sentinel - ·l\egister CLASSLFIED • :Bengals sign first- round dra(t pick Buckeyes letting their hair down CINCINNATI CAP) D avid Pollack, the Cincinnati Benga ls' fi rst-round p1ck. ended his 19-day holdout on Wednesday by . sig mng a five• year contract · " I just want to be a prates: sional abcut 11 and wm ball' games and pl.ty footb,lil." Po llack said as he and co.1ch Marvin LewiS met with reporters .u Paul Brown Stadium Pollack's $10 m101on deal includes $7 75 m11lion gu.lrun teed and " worth up to $13 m11lion w1th ince ntives Po ll ack, the 17th p1ck overall m April's dratt. was one ot ihe last tirst-round p1cks to s1g n Ch1c<1go 's Cedn c Benso n Tennessee 's Ad,un : and :"Pacman" Jon es .ue the o nl y Blank from Page 81 sa1d, " to th row at the 1r knees o r lower" . The l nd1ans. who we re >hut o ut for th e filth ume at h o me fh1s season. d1dn't do much more than tl ad weak l y a t Young's p1tches " W e h ad trouble pi ekm?. !he b a ll up a little,· Cleveland manage r Em Wedge sa1d. "He's a b1g g LI V He' s a httle b1t sneak y. He h1de s the ball and has a little hitc h in h1 s delivery" M1chael Young hn .1 tworun home r 111 the tirst off C le veland's Kevm Millwood (6-10) and Ph1l Ncv m connecte d tor a so lo sho t m the fourth as the Rangers ended a mn e-game road lo"ng strea k datmg to July 3 0 • Texas 1mproved 10 11 -22 s mce the All-Star break. ,, s lide that has a ll but t.tken the R a ngers out ot playot I wntentlo n. "We Y.ent through " to u gh stre tc h and eve n 'ihoug~ \;;e got one win . 1t's not over." Michae l Young sa 1d '' Hope full y. th iS " a good start .. The lndwn s. meanwhile. fmled to gam ground on AL w 1ld-card leadi ng Oak!,md. wh1ch lost to Balt1mo re CJe,elo~nd s tayed lhrec games behmd the Alhk!K's wuh 1ts tourth loss 111 f1vc ga me s and second s hutout m h o ld outs rema10ing , thou g h Jone s IS close to Pollack wouldn't talk about the co ntract, saymg of h1s agents " It was my JOb t<J let' them do the1r JOb and that 's what I d1d" sign ing. Pollack w1 ll travel with the Ongmully Bcngals to their preseason Notebook penciled 111 game at Wash m gt o n Fnddy dS a st.lrter mghl. then ot fi c 1<11l y stall pruc at strong-Side hn eb.1der a1te1 tice Sunddy [Jl ,1ying. defe nsive t,1cklc in Pollack said he's heen workcollege. he wo~s demoted to mg o ut wi th a tramer, runn mg th1rd team on the depth ch,u1 .md playmg racquetball to dunng h1 ~ holdout keep ni shape Pollack sa u.J he v.as in conThe 6-toot-2. 255-pound tact w1 th Le"" during the Pollac k w," a detensive e nd at h oldo ut ,md doesn t th1nk Gem g1o1 H e became the tirst the 1e w 1ll be ,1 !,IS tmg problem two-t~mc wmncr ot 1hc Ted " He w~1sn ' t wtcdmlllg .uu.l Hcnd11cks Award g1ven to the yelling dl m~ ilm.lcusstng me." n<1t1on s top college detenS~ve Pollo~ck s,ud "'fe were tl Ylllg end. l-:1 s ~6 sacks set .1 Geo1 g.ta to get 11 sol ved Th,lt s all we rec01d .md 1,111k fourth .Ill -ume wcTt: Jm no 111 the SEC e ·· th 1ee And once ag.un. Mdlwood wa . . on the wt otH.! end of a tough loss \he· right-hander's record doesn't c:on1e close to show1n g how we ll he ha s pitched 111 his t1rst season tor Cleveland. He gave up tour h1ts , but hiS o nly two bad pitches cost him dearly The lndtans have averaged 3 0 runs m Millwood 's '22 starts and h ave been shut out tour tunes in his last mne outings " I don' t know what it 1s," M1llwood said "It's one of those things There 's nothtng I ca n do about It Wha tever h appens. happens As long as I can g ive my team a e hance to wm, I' ve done my JOb. " Young a llowed o ne hit Coco Cnsp's two-o ut smgle 111 the th1rd throug h the tlrst SIX mmngs a nd ret1red I 0 stra1g ht be tore Trav1s Hat ne r led oft the sc vent h w ith a s mg le . However. Young got Victor Martme z to fly to ng ht. st ruck o ut Jeff Liete1 and re tired Ronme Belhard on a tl y to left Cleve land's best mreat ca me 111 the ti 1st when Young put two 1unners on Without giVIng. up a h1t H e' plunked Jhonny · Peralta 111 the uppe1 leg w1th two o u ts and w alked H afn er b e fore stnk1 n g out Martmez. "He was throwm g h1 s Llstba ll a nd Clevela nd 's c ha ngeup.' Casev Blo~ke satd. ··He was u~mg two here, we ,Ill !.!Ol one o r two pitches to hll . but we d1dn't do any th mg wit h them .. Millwood tound h1mself m a tanu lmr hole 111 th e ttrs t After walk1 l\'g leadoff hiller Dav1d Dellucct, he hung a 31 p itc h to Young, whose 18th homer put the Rangers a h ead 2-0. Neym hit hi s second home r smce comi ng to Texas in a July 30 trade from San Diego in the second to make 1t 3-0. Notes: Young is the e ig hth Texas rookie to wm 10 games 111 a season . The Ranger s have 199 homers The lnd1 ans h ave lost live ot SIX at h ome On Tuesday mght , Rangers 2B Alfonso Sonano batted cleanup fur the t1rs t time 111 759 career games . The o nly othe r t1me he. appeared on a hneup card in the No. 4 hol e was w he n he pinc h ran for the New York Yankees in 1999 against Tampa Bay Soriano's hitting streak WdS stopped at 15. The In d 1ans' 64-55 record ,1fter 119 ga m es was better than the c lub 's m ark m 2000 (63-56) when the 1r Ime up featured A ll -Stars Kenny Lolton, Roberto A lomar J r .. ManRy Rmmrc z and J1m Thome .... Rangers OF Kevm M e nc h wo~s a late scratc h hom the st,u ting lineup w1th bdck spds ms He was replaced by Mark DeRos.1 Wolvcnnes Then agdm, Lowry from PageBl pitches and he p1tcheJ a two hittel I ha te to m.1ke exCllscs. bu t I th111k d yo u asked evc r y on ~ 111 COLUM BUS (A P) Several of Ohm State's best players are doing thetr best to av01d c hppmg Senior linebackers A.J. Hawk, Anthony Schlegel and Bobby Carpenter are sport in g ultralong ha1r as they go th1ough preseason workouts w1th the Buckeyes Offens1ve lineman N1ck Mangold has let hi s b lond locks grow even lo nger than usual Th1s would see m to put the pl .1yers on a colli s ion course w1 th coac h J1m Tressel. w ho appears to be to lung hair what Buckeyes a re to ng ht -ce nt e r and Jason Elli son \ sac nt1 ce lly One out ·later, Lowry hned a sing le to left to drive in Linden f10m second with the game- ty1 ng . run The RBI was Lowry's Six th of the season. He moved to thtrd o n Randy Wmn 's double, and after Omar V1zquel was h1t b y a pitch to load the bases, J T. Snow walked to drive in Lowry and knock o ut Hudson Todd Coffey Steps fromPageBl a llow proper body a ilgn ment and mu scular balance dunng s ports performance. Any sport reqmres tlmm g of the mu scles m a coordmated , bal anced effort to d~liv e r force, th row, run, or move the body or another object Comp lex movement reqmres var1ous body parts to move d1tlerent d1rect10ns at the same t1me. wh1ch mcreases demand on the muscles. bone and co nnective 11ssues of the human body Proper condiuoning m ay re duce or prevent mJury such as a sprain or stram. Other fa c tors suc h as imprope1 nutritio n , too littl e water intake, task s exceed ing one's abiluy, failing to what seems to be the case - a look that's hard to mesh might not be accur-dte. with his c urre nt close" You know, I grew up in cropped, button-down, senathe early '70 s 111 college and I torial style. h ad plenty o f teammate s who The three linebackers had a littl e hair," sa1d coach decided to avoid h aircuts thts Jim Tressel , who looks about summer, not to make a pplitas clean-cut as a 1950s paper- ical sta te men t but as a s1gn of boy. " I don't have ,a problem unuy ' v.ith that, dS long a s th ey look " We 've done it for a I don't k now what the while," Schlegel said. "We 're nght wol-d IS as long as just going to keep it rolhng. they look sharp " There's nothing wrong with There are pictures c irc ulattha t - J USt hav.e a little fun. " ing of Tressel during his days Sch lege l sa id h e didn 't at Baldwin-Wallace College thmk Tressel and hi s fellow that show him w1th long Sideb urns m c hmg down hi s Jaw coach es mmd ed the new a nd ha1r c urling over h1 s ears look came m to get Pedro Feliz to grou nd m to an innm g-e ndmg torceout Hudson (4-6 ), who won h1 s last three start s , w ent 4 2 - 3 mnings, g i vmg up four hits and t hree run s The R e d s took a 1-0 lead 111 the first when Ri ch Aunlia s ingled with o n e o ut, moved to third on Griffey's sharp si ngle to the base of the nght-field wall and Austm Kearns' sacrifice fly. Hudson led off the third w ith the firs t of three consecutl ve smg les and scored o n Gnffey's bases loaded reduction tec hnique s. Improve.d sport s p e rformance and injury r es istance a re two positive res ult s o f medi ca l massage Improved II fe performance happen s as m e ntal. e motwnal and phys1cal factors decrease pam , ten sion and stre ss R e ducmg these factors allows the body to return to ''homeostas is ". 01 a balance of the syste m s of the human be ing The result IS a happy. well - balanced person, me nta lly, emotiOn ally and physically Mark Ha ssemao, LMT. MM P petforms medical massage at Holler Med1 cal Centa Therap1 Cento and Back to Health Cluropract•c 111 Gal/ipoli' Plecm call 740-446-5 I 21 if 19 11 have mn questwns t e!iardrn g fJ/ e\·entron of !)por/j mturre::; or medJca l ma \Higt' For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! Get A Jump on lrnnr 'LEGAl.. 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Thursday for S undays Paper * Att ads must be prepaid* YARtlSALE· POliCIES Ohio Valley Publishing reaer.ost lhe nght to edit reject, or cancel any ad al any lime Error• must be reported on the Ural dav of Tr!bune-Sentmel Reg11111r will be respo nsible tor no more than the coat ol the apace occupied by the enor and only the 1rrat 1neert1on We ' any toea or ••penae that reau111 !rom the publication or om111ion of an advertlaemenl Ccwrec:tlon will be made m tne f1r1 t available adiilon are always c:ontklentlel • Current rate card epplles • All real e.tate adverllaementa .11re aubject to the Fed 1 ral Fa1r Houamg Act of 1968 acceptl w.11nted ada meeting EOE atanderdt We Will not I accept any advert11mg '" v1olallon of the law KIT & CARLYLE 110 II~J p WANTtiJ GAU IPOUS Inside a1r concli!IOned Rummage sale Aug 19&20 9am-4pm 576 Debbie Dr1ve Chapel Fellowsn1p Hall Fnday 50% off on c1o1n1ng Saturday S3 bag sale Also Hotdog-Bake sale Proceeds Oenel1ts youth IH £ D EFtNITio!'l oF IH€' f'~I~A'?£ ' 'A?K1N~ FoV- t~>-ovet.E''·. ' Sale Clay Townhouse SA 7 south Fn Sat Tools guns & lots more Wanted Items to resale to help pay b1lls Clothes glassware tools housenold ' etc. (740)446·6984. 76 ~ARIJ S,\LE- Pt. PI E\SMH Full Blood Chihuahua tar 475 Kathy Sl Fri·Sat 8 4 older couple 740·992·1526 Household 11ems crafl Yard Sale Fn & Sat 511 28th St Pt Pleasant Roo ster to g~Veawcw Call Items some hs h1ng tools lfliSC (740)388 8942 Yard Sale Maple St Mason WV8 5 Fn & Sat Garage & movmg sale 2 U~1 AND fam11y sale 1<:1ng stze bed WA~1'}]) FOliNO room se1 Hammond Spinet mBuv Found on Cremeens Rd off organ lots of miSC & Lincoln P,lk;e MIX Oreed Chnstmas 11ems B/19·8120 AOsolute Top Dollar US Fnday & Saturday 9am·5pm Silver and Gold Cams, brownfwhiiB dog very 45 Porterbrook Lane tnendly (740)256·6442 ,c.:._::_:.:_.:::.:===-- Proolsets Gold Rings Pre· Garage s~la Fnday 81 19 and 1935 US Currency, Found GrayfWhlte K111en Saturday 8/20 ~o out 141 Sulita1re D1an1onds· M T S around Barnett Ad off turn lett alter rad1o stat1on Com Shop 151 Second Jencho very lovable call Lots of g1rls and womens Avenue GallipOliS 740 446· (304)675·3150to ldent1ly clothes large chair and 2842 Lost·Biack male Labrador ottoman baby Dad cradle Real-Estate Wanted Loca'l car seat comforter rays and person 1ook1ng for a home to Ret never Sl)( years old red much more Bam ? co llar Lost around Add1son buy ' All cash Mmgs or ~ P1ke Bulav111e Ret area Pat10 Sale Thurs 18th Sat Gallia No double w1de or : Reward lor return (740)367 201h Tools clothes m1sc modular 740·-416 3130 1032 Kemper Hollow Ad 7581 Wanted 2or3 acre s m Mason County to butld home on or Home for $40 000 CLASSIFIED INDEX !304)675 7790 4x4's For Sate. ............................... ... .. 725 Lawn & Garden Equipment ...................... 660 Livestock......... .. ........ ... .. ............ .630 Lost and Found .. .. . .......... ........... :060 Lots & Acreage ....................................... 350 Miscellaneous. ....................••..... :.•••..•..•... ,170 Miscellaneous Merchandise ........ .... ....... 540 Mobtte Home Repair..... .. .... ... .... .... .860 Mobtte Homes lor Rent. .... .......... .... .. .. 420 Mobtte Homes lor Sale ................................ 320 Money to Loan .......... .................................. 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers .................... . 740 Address ________~------------- FREE BINGO Reward lor sa le return Neutered male Reward for Info Con1J1ctmg orange/white strtpped tabby Persons who vandalized cat Lost from 5th ave Camper on Wo ods Farm m (740)388 8166 July Call Mason County Small Chalm1x black & Shenff s Dept. Drown Found on Bradbury Ad out IJy rad1o stal1on Very fnendl-y loves people Contact (740)992 4196 . 5 Wh1te & 2 Black K1ttens to leave message 1f not home In Memoriam .......... ... .•...... ...... ........ ..... 020 Insurance . ........................... ,~ ................... 130 .&unbap atime' -~entinel 93 Columbus Rd • Athens, OH r LOST ANI) FouND Home Improvements ................................... 81 0 JBadp '(li;rfbune ~oint ~lea,ant 1\egt,ter The Daily Sentinel BULLETIN BOARD Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Display Ads Dally Jn~Column: 1 : 00 p.m. Monday - Fdday for Insertion In Next Day ' s Paper Sunday In- Column : 1:00 p.m. Friday For Sundays Paper 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW TO WRITE AN AD Oeatltir~ Word Ads Monday thru Friday Homes lor Sate ............................................ 3t0 Household Goods ........................ ........ 5t0 Houses lor Rent .....,. .......................... 410 ~allipolt' Get Your Message Acr06S Wrth A Daily Sentinel Otfftee-IIPar&> For Sale ..... ....... .......... ......... ............. ...585 For Sale or Trade... .. ..... .. .... . ... ..... 590 Fruits & Vegetables....... ... .... .. .... ... 580 Furnished Rooms .......... ....................450 General Hauling ................• ,,,,,......... ,... ,,,, •• ,.850 Giveaway ................................................... 040 Happy Ads ........................................... .050 Hay & Grain .......... ................ ..............640 Help Wanted .................................... ...... 110 ···----------------------------Subscriber's Name ----~-SALES PERSON NEEDED 195 Upper: River Road Gallipolis, OH Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. For ANew Home? 1111 Farms for Sale ....... ............................ .. 330 For Lease .. .... ........................................ 490 '• * Automobileffruck Technician All applicants should apply in person. Monday thru Friday 9:00AM • 5:00PM an your home delivered subscription! • To Place 'atribune Sentinel l\egister Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• ' Or Fax To 675-5234 h - - ' - - - - , - - - - - - - -0..:..,-rF:.,:a;;;.x;..T o (740) 446·30o .,e____o_r_F_a_x_T_o..:.(7_4_0.:.)_99:..2:..·2:_1:.:5.:..7..,..,.,.. Announcement.... ... ... .. . ... .. ........ 030 Antiques... . ... ... .. ... : 530 Apartments for Rent .. .. . . .. .. .... 440 Auction and Flea Market. .... ...: .... .... ..080 Auto P~rts & Accessories ~..... , ............... ,. 760 Auto Repair ........................................ 770 Autos lor Sale .... ,..... . .. . . .. .. . 7t 0 Boats & Motors lor Sate .. .. ... ... ... 750 Building Supplies.. .. . .. . .. ... 550 Business and Buildings ... .. ... .. .. ... 340 Business Opportunity ................................ 210 Business Training ................................... t40 Campers & Motor Homes . ... . .. . .. . .. . 790 Camping Equipment... . ... .... ... .. .. . 780 Cards of Thanks ... ... : ....... . ... ... 010 Child/Elderly Care ....... ................... 190 Electrical/Refrigeration.... ... .... .. ........... 840 Equtpmen11or Rant.. ................................ .480 Excavating .... .... ............... .... ... ... .. ... 830 Farm Equipment .... ........ .... .... .... ... ...610 Farms for Rent ... ... .. ... ..... ... ... ....430 If so, you qualify for a * Oil & Lube Technician *Automotive Sales Are you 65 or older? SAVINGS l •t•hh~ Nutncs m N'"" "' )mpc rs Mt"lp Cv11n!,,OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS. YOUR AD Now· ONLINE sac n f1ce tly to g 1ve the Reds a 2-0 lead Notes: Lowry h ad thrown 14 1-3 consec utive score less innings going into the game. Feliz had hit s in six con secuti ve' at-bats over two ga mes before flym g out to end the fo urth . Reds SS Felipe Lopez ha s six h its over the la st two games after gomg 2-for-38 ... With a day game Thursday, Giants IF De lVI Cruz got the mght o ff Wednesday despite settmg a career high with f 1ve hit s on Tuesday. Eyre 's appearance was hts maJor Ieague- lead111g 64th. s tretch proper ly, or spinal m1sa ilgnme nt may cause inJury to c h1ldren a nd ad ults Medical massage is effective for prevention of mJury as Y. ell as re storatio n from lllJUry It IS m te nded to decrease pam and mcrease ran ge of m o t1on throu gh balanc e o t postural muscle s and rcgulatmn of Circulatory sys tem s of the body . Many inJune s ca nnot be ' 'hands on " due to pam at o nset o r oecmre n ce. Performing mass age to areas above and below the inJury affects the lympha ti c and c ircu la tory syste m s in a pos itive way by decreasmg swe lling for pam release. Increased nutnuon a nd was te manage m e nt for the inJury s peeds healm g a nd shorte n s recove ry time. M e d1 ca l ma ssage the rapi sts wil l al s o teach m e n tal a nd phys1cal se lf- s u ess The Daily Sen tinel • Page 83 2005 I '11'1 01111 .~ I ~~~~ ~ © by 200~ NE.~. Inc 110 TO DRIVE NCJ E~f>ERIEr<.CE foiECESSAA" " Fllll TIM€. CLA SSES COL TRAI~ING " FINANCI'IG AVAILABLE " JOB PLACEI>JENr E 'I ROLLI NG NJW ALLIANCE TA-'CTOR H~AILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE VA 1·800·334- 1203 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts wood 1tems To $480fwk Matenals prov10ed Free 1ntorma110n pk;g 2-:!Hr 801 428 4649 \ An E)(Cellent way to earn money The Ne;v Avon Call M ar~ l yn 304·SB2 2645 Applrcat1ons bl:mg taken lor full ' t1me oftrce rnanagertreceptlon1st lor local cleamnglteStorat•on company Send resume 10 Spec1al Care 1743 Centenary Road Gallipolis OH 45631 Are you 11red of rurmmg? Ttred of stand1ng on your tee! all day? LPN/AN s needed tn Pomeroy Oh1o area FT!PT hours Vent Trach and G·tube exper1 ance Great company great benefits Call Primary Care Nursmg Serv1ces 800·518 2273 1n Ohio or {614)764 0960 and ask lor Jean AVON' All Areasl To Buy or Sell Sh1rley Spears 304 675 1429 Dental Hyg1enrst Full/Par t Trme reply 10 TSC16 200 Ma1n St Pt Pleasant WV 25550 EMT PQS1t1ons ava11a01e 1n HunUng ton WV area FTIPT Startrng pay S8 50/hr Contact M11c.e Ma1heny at (304)526 5780 or {304)526'5936 110 110 HI] I' WANTED Ashton Wv lac !lty (Mason CQunty1 Drivers Needed COL Dnvers w1ll1ng to dnve lor local ready m1x conc,ete company Expenence IS preferred but not necessary Dnver must be Willing to do pre man)tenance on trucks & equ1pment, yard work & olher m1scellan€ous chores Expeuence operat1ng eqUip· ment & extra skills such as weld1ng a plus Call (304)937 3410 Healthcare Serv1ce Group ts the nat1ons prem1er prov1der for housekeepi ng/laundry serviCes to nursmg homes We are cunently look1ng for housekeeping anct laundry managers Must be respon s1ble and w1lllng lo w01k nard m a hands on enwonment Please fax resume to 614· 734 975<1 Help Wanted···Overbrook Center IS currently acceptmg appl1ca11on s for Part·T1me LPNs lor the 7am to 7pm shift Please come 1n and 1111 out an apphcal1on at 333 Page Street Middleport, OH EOE lmmed1ate Opemng for wheelchair truck dr1vers 10 transport patl8nls to/from phys1c1an offiCe Vahd dnver license reqUired Call (740)446 7930 or stop by 1770 Jackson P1ke Jr Electronics Engineer (Mason Ashton WV Counly)Mmlmum AS degree 1n EleC Eng and PLC programmmg expert· ence Famil 1a r1ty w1th RSV1ew ASLog1x 5000 AutoCAD labV•ew and data acqu1S1t1on systems pre !erred Support proJeCt engr· neers w1th 'hands on des1gn pr'Ogramm1ng and drafting US CIIIZenshlp and Crlmmal bac~ground exam1na11on reqwed Compet1t1ve pay and fnnge benefits V1 S1I www UTRON ulC com'emplo Yment or fax resume .,..1th cover letler ,ro (866 )231 2567 Subslrtute AN/LPN wanled lor lhe Me1gs Coun1y Board of Mental Aelardat10I:'I and Developmental 01sabll111eS Hours 9 00 AM 3 OOP M Must nave curran! AN L1cense 1n the Slate ol Oh1o P1eler expenence 1n publ+e health nurs1ng and/or wot k mg wl!h children and adults Wit11 de\ elopmental d1sab1h 11es Send resume by Fnda~· August 31st To McBnde 1310 Carleton Street PO Box 307 Syracuse Oh10 45779 Truck Mechan1c r.eeded (740 i3B8·8547 LICENSED SOCIAL Needed Careg1ver to stay WORKEF\ w1th elderly souple dunng Overbrook Rehat11iltatton the..- day 1n the1r home Center IS now acceptmg (740)645·5665 ri!sumes for the pOSitiOn of D1rector of Soc1ai.Serv1ces Now h1nng All sh1fts The quailt1ed cand1dat u McDonalds of R10 Grande must be a LSW possessmg Apply 1n person strong verbal and wr1tten commumca11on skills OUTSt))E SALES Med1ca1d Med1care and REPR ESEN TATIVE MDS knowledge Long lerm ' care expeqence preferred The Gall1polls Da1ly but not reqwed Qualifi ed Tnbune IS acceptmg candidates may send resumes lor a full 11me resumes to Charla Brown outs1de sales representa McGUire AN LNHA Admm1strator 333 Page !we to JOin our sales team to manage an estab Street Middleport Ohio and l1 shed account list wh1(e 45760 EOE calling on new accounts ,.he successful candtdale w1\l be a diSCIPlined self LPNISTNA mot1ved team player that understands lhe tmpor· Scemc H1lls Nurs1ng Center lance of developmg a Tande m Health Care strong mutually benel1 Fac1ilty IS seekmg a select c1al blismess relat1on few lo 1om our outstanding sh1ps w1th our accounts team as The 1deal candidate w1ll have sale experience For LPNs conl1cien11al 1nterv1ew Full Time please send resume and 12 Hour Shifts, 6P-6A cover latter to GalliPOlis Oa1!y Tribune Alln J1m STNAs Freoland 825 Third Ave Full and Part Time Galhpohs Oh10 45631 All Shtfts ParamediCS & EMT s Proper llcensetcertlflcatton needed Apply at 1354 reqwred We offer an excel· Jackson P1ke Gallipolis lent work enwonment shtft ci1flerenll8l compe11t1ve Part t1me Delivery person wages great benefits pertet and Floral desrgner Apply 1n attendance 1ncenhves and person Floral Fash1ons 244 Thlfd Ave No phone calls much morel Please apply to Part·tlme help wanted 1n house cleaning JObs Prefer Attn: Dlenna Thompson mature poss1bly ret1red per· HR son(s) Subject 10 a pollee Scenic Hilla Nursing check report Sertous Center 1nqu1res ONLY Send 311 Buckrldge Road resumes to PO Box 194 Bidwell, OH 45614 Henderson WV 25106 Ph 7401446·7150 Fax 7401446-2438 Portamedtc the nallans Email admin shn@ leadmg paramedtcal hea\111 tandemhealrhcare com 1nlormahon serv1ce compa ny IS seek1ng Med TeC'h s SF/DFIEOE EMTs aad LPNs lo do 1nsur HR@tandemhealthcartt com ance exams m the Gallipolis & Me1gs County area Mus I have 1 year blood dra .... Management Tratnee exper1ence ContractOI OpportunitieS available at PoS1110n Ema11 Resume to Enterpnse Re nt A-Car 1n tne phst2Cklmi@001lamedlc net Gallipolis area Th•s oppor· POSTAL JOBS lun1ty gwes you the chance to run your own bUSineSs $ t 5 94·$22 56/hr now ll.r and share 1n the prohts you mg For applicatiOn & tree help c1eate Rap1d promo· gavel nmenl JOb mlo call 11ons based on per1ormance Amencan Assoc of Labor 241hrs 1n a dynamic team envuon 1·91 3 599·8226 ment H1ghly markelable emp•serv skdls and tra1nmg 1n buSI -R~.'.,-.,-n-,.-.--T,-eat_m_e_n' 1 ness manageme nt salo.s Fac11ity for bovs now h1nng and serv1ce At least two Direct Care Workers Pay years ol colleg~ exper1ence based on expeMr~ce pa1d IS reqUired 1n add1110n to two msurance 1740 )379 _9083 years of safes and serv•ce Sam 3pm Mon·Ffl YoU must be at least 21 years ot age w1th clean drn1 Wanted lady to live 10 w1lh 1ng record Apply onhne at elderly lady All expens'e' www enterpr1S8 com/career Pa1d plus salary Ph 1740)379·2538 s EOEIMFDV 10 WANTEO To Do "--------.,1 C4.RE 1·1'\\('1\1 210 8 USINE!>'i OPI~)KIUNI n •NOTI CE> • HIO VALLEY PUBLISH I NG CO recommends tha ou do blls1ness w1th pea le you know and NOT t end money through th ma11 un\11 you have 1nvest1 ated the oflerm MONII mloAN * BUILDINGS & GROUN DS • MAINTENANCE WORKER ELECTRONICS ENGINEER [Enl1y level) MECHANICAL ENGINEER Eng desned S+yrs profess onAI CKP61e1ce SA M S Mach Call HR ask for Belle 866 231 2A76 www UTRO Nnc co m Wa nted Medtcal Office Ass1stant w1th expenence for phySICian off1ce A un1que pos1t1on reqUinng k;nowl edge of computers and data entry also lCD and CPT cod1ng Reliable transporta !ton needed No weekenas or nolldays reqUI'ed Ben el1ts ava1lable S~lary negotiable w11n e~penence A flexible employer Mail resume to CLA Box 568 clo Galhpohs Tr1bune P:O Bo11 469 GalliPOliS OH 45631 150 ScHrX)I., INSTI<l'CI10N 1110 \\"ll'll To 1)0 Cleamng & DHK Powerwash1ng Can I Keep Up Your To Do~ hsl too Brg" Let Us HELP Vou' We II Clean·R·UP & Get A Done All We Oo Res 1dent 1a I' Bus1ness 1 n s 1d e O u ts i de Da1!y'Weekly MontPiy 740 985 3639 017<10--416 1823 4 This newspaper Will nol knowi ngly accept advertisements tor real estate wh1ch 1s m v1olat lon of the law Our readers are hereby mformed that all · dwellings advertlsi!d In th is newspaper are • ava1\able on an equal · opportun1ty bases House to sale 3 bdrm 1 112 ba!n Crown C11y ~area (740)256 8149 i'ROFI'SSim \I SER\ lCfS TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI• No Fee Unle ss We W1n' 1 888·582 334? "--------.,1 10 H 0 \11'5 Concealed P1s1ol Class September 3 9 00 am VFW 1401 Ced"ar S1 Mason wv Ph (740)843 Meadowbrook Add 3 5555 Cell (740)41 6 3329 Bedroom 1 112 Bath Corner lol new Roo! move 1n con d111on new Carpel and Gallipolis Career College Floorrng Storage Bulldmg (Careers Close To Home) Fenced 1n Back Yarct Call Todayl 7<10-446 4367 (304)675 7708 or (304)593 1 800 214 0452 <1135 wwv; galllpohscateelcullaqe o,m, Accrad11ed Membel Arc•od'l'ng Counol lor Independent COII11ges 3 bedroom 2 bath Rancn and SchOols 1<'7 ~ ll style house newly remod elect B1dwell area $67 000 170 Call t7 40)441 1528 or 1\I.L<;t'l-J.L\~Hl\ s (740)709 5952 alter 4pm Fm Sale S1nger Ouantumlock 5 serger Mod 14·U 514r312 threaD E~e cellenl cond1t1on S200 00 Call 740·949 2202 All real estal& adw&rtlslng In lhla newspaper !a 8ubjectto the Federal Fair Hous1ng Act ol1968 which makes 11 lllegal'td advertise any preh'! rence llmltl'ltlon or dlscnmlnat•on based on race, color, rehglon sex lamlllal status or national origin or &ny Intention to make any such preference. limitation or dlacrlmlnaUon · arrow Smart Contac he Oh1o D1v1S10n o m.anc1al lns t1tul10n fltce of Consume ffmrs BEFORE you ref1 ance your home o bta1n a loan BEWARE Galhpol1s Ferry WV on Rt2 I requests for any larg 'Seven miles from Pomt dvance payments o Pleasan1 Two Story 4or on ees or msurance Call 4 € acre Farm With two Car h ~ Ofl1ce of Consume Garage Outbuildi ng tWo llaas toll flee al 1·866 Barns full Basement Heal 78·01303 to learn 11 lh Pump new WindOW!; & ortgage broker o S1d1ng ready to move rnto ender 1s properl 130<1)675·6675 or (304]675 1censed (Th1s 1s a publl 2694 FORS.u. 01 AECT TV 3 room w1th T1vo FREE 145 channels only 539 00 per month Ask how to ge1 FREE HBO MAX and home en1erta1n ment system Call 800 523 75515 lor deta1ls Br1ck w/3 BR 1 1/2 BA LA DR FR GA 1 acre nea r Have pre-school age ch1ld Supresta (304)675 5026 wo uld like to babys11 pre· school aged ch1ld (740)446 2312 JOB VACANCIES JR Hoi\ II .~ FOkS\U Lawn Care Pamt1ng Attention' Cleanmg, Roof Repa1r Local company oiMmg NO Power Was n1ng Fence DOWN PAYMENT pro· Work; Any odd tob Call grams lor you to buy your (740)446 7439 home 1nsread of ren1mg • 100°o hnancmg W1ll do BabySitting m my • Less than perfect cred1t home day sh1fl only accepted localqd at Gall1poi1S Ferry • Payment could be the Crab Creek;·Area (30<1)675· same as rent "4"' 80.,7_ _ _ _ _ _.;...., Mortgage Locators (740)367 0000 190 CHil liEUJJ.-:-RI.'\ Innovative People 8U1Id1ng ExlraouJmary Th ngs I selling A'lon Call (740)446 3358 LEARN TRON www comtcs com H1:1 I' WANTm s11n u · 1· ~ =;:~======::; For a llm1ted t1me make 50°c lim TASC of Soulheast Ohio, Inc 499 JacKson P1ke Gallipolis Oh10 45631 740· 740·441·6471 or Fax 740 446 7894 POSIIIOn Opemng TASC of Southeast Oh 1o has a FT Clerical Spec1at 1st pos1t1on Assoc1ales degree or equ 1v alent m the area of olf1ce management preferred plus a m1mmum of one year ol expenence Duties 1nclude comp11ing reports entermg data answermg telephones ut111z1n g off1ce equipment Appi1Cal1ons will be rece1ved by Donna AU1son Support Staff Coordinator v1a ema1l dalhson@frognel net 01 ma11 to TSO PO Box 88 Galhpohs OH 45631 until August 241h TSO IS an Equal Opportumly employer that oilers excellent com pel1t1ve, salary anti benefit pack;ages based on creden· t1als and years experience ,. 1110 3 BR Ranch 1 1 2 oath overr.lzed gard\,lta hard wood llle . floors througnoul gas n~:at lanascaped qu1e1 cui du sac Musl See' 62 Dvn Street New Hayen 3 la rge Bedrooms large L1V1ng Room one Balh K1tcf\en S34 ooo (304)882·2688 Newly remocteled 3 or 4 bedroom ll ouse cef"tral Sir full basemem hardwood floor !; detached garage large covered pat10 tenced back yard 569 500 (740)709·1382 Older 2 BR 1 bath Far mhouse w 10 acres m country 3 mtles from Hartford S<19 500 Homestead Realty (304)882 2405 (304\675 5540 We lt Mamta1nec1 Home 2 miles North of P4tnt Pleasant on Landscaped ·1 2 acre 3 bedrooms FartHiy Room Den.Oiflce Fueplace w1th gas logs Hardwood Floors Larg e Utili!)' Storage Large Slate look and Bncl< P'at10 J!)(tra lots ava1lable Shown :by Appo1ntment (304 !675 1536 320 Monu 1. HoM~~ mH s. ,u 2001 Clayton 14x50 2BR 1 bath e•ce!lent cond1t 1on 516 000 17 40)245 9497 5 Homes under $10 000 W1ll de hve· (7401385 7671 86 Holly P<'lrk 3br 2na w11h Sx16 Irani porch with rOof w1!h a lot oltur n1ture ask1ng 3BR Ranch 2 car garage SI0500 \30-l1576 3320 pool c1ty schools S90 000 leave message 3460 SA 218 Galhpohs 97 Fleetwoo~ 1-l~ iO IQtal, OH \740)256 1962 electriC W1ll 11elc v. 1tt' dahv erv tnc1udes centra a1r On ly www.orvb.com $10 995 Call (740)385 Home Ltstmgs 91S21 L1st your home oy calhng (740)«6 3620 CLEAN SWEEP SALE Lot mooe1clearance All remam V1ew photos 1nlo onune 1ng 2005 s n1ust go to make room tor new homes under Its a Steal'' 4 bedroom' 2 constructiOn SA.VE' SAVE' ath 2 car garage New SAVE' OAKWOOD HOMES Ha.Jel"' WV Code 6505 or GALLIPOLIS Call (740 \.146 all 1304)882·3368 309:1 · �W'Nw.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, August 18,2005 Thursda~August18 ,2 005 H<:l~NlftliD Coon; · New 14x70 3 bedroom, 2 2 rBd. Apt. ava ilabl e 1n Thompsons Appliance & 0% Financing lor up to 36 bath. Only S 198 63 per Middleport No pets. Repalr-675·7388 For sate, rr,onths on John Deere month. Call Etau1e {740)385- $300 00 Call 888 -514- re-conditioned automatrc Compact and 5000 Series 2434. 0192 HUD approved. washers & dryers, re!rrgera- Trac}ors wrth John Deere tors. gas and etectrrc Credrl approval. Chad~ them -New 3 BR Home Only 2 bedroom apt on SA 160. ranges a1r conditioners. and out ' Carmichael Equipment '$1'89/mo.lnctudes ale jelrv·. Fully remodeled, central arr, wringer washers Will do Inc. (740)446-2412. 'e~ and set up. (740)385· washeodryer hookup, sl oYe reparrs on major brands iii 4367 . & refrrgarator included shOp or at your home. John DHrt Commercial S460!mo. "'(740)441-0194. Workslte Productt STATE ROUTE 554, 81.0- (740)44 1-1 1S4 Used Furniture Store, t30 Compact Excavators/ Skid WELL : New 4 Oedroom, 2 Loader Bulaville Pike. Gallipolrs. SteersfTractor .bat h manufactured hof"!"e · 2 bedroom apt. on SR 850. OH. 40% off an king mat· Backhoe In stock. Check out Brand New Central arr, ~atures Irving roam .. famrly tress sets, mobile home lot our rental rates. Great ~t~.Om wilh fireplace and stove & relngerator includava ilable. for rent. 3 stall garage tor lrnancmg "BONUS" room Corner lot ed . washe r/dryer hookup Carmich ael Equipment Inc. rent (740)446·4782 .Atiove ground pool wrth pool $700/mo. [7 40)441 -0194 . (7401446-2412. ·rroose. Ready for rnove-rrr (74.0)441-11 84. Washer. $100: Dryer $95. 'P~I CE D UNDER I'OLE BUILDINGS 2 bedroom. 1 bath, water elect ric range, $125 gas APPRA ISAL!' 17401446 · 'Any Size pard . $350 mon th . $350 range. $125 . retrrgerator. 'Any Style 32'18. 'Custom Buittlo f1 t you r $95: Whirlpool washer/dryer secu rity deposrt Call needs set $250; very nrce COlJCh THEISS ROAD, VINTON : (7 40)446-3481 ' FREE Estimates S 125. rocker recliner $75: · Brand new 3 bedroo m, 2 4 rOom apt. WID hOokup, table/charrs. S40 . chest-of 740-500-2909 bath manufactured homq, bath Kanauga $450, Porter. drawers. $4.0 : Kenmore Complete(y se t nnd" ready Your ProStar Trailer Dealer $400 (7 40)367-7746 - upr1ght tfeezer $ i 95 lor move-rn Features lrvmg Carmichael Equipment Inc (740)367-7015 Kenrnore chest freezer room . famrly room and {740)446·24 12 S 165 . Wrn1ger Wt!Sher, $200. beautrf ul sky lit krtdr er;1 Apartment t .700 sq I!. Skaggs Appliances DRASTICALLY REDUCED'' $650 No pets. Available Oct. 76 Vine Street, Gallipolis 1 {7 40 ).:141-1124 Calf (740)446-3570 L,· (740)446 -7398 Apartment 101 rent, t-bed· 14 "H ead Black An gus room . located t205 Ohro St Al'HIW:E Cattle ·740 -742-2880 Pt Pteasant. S325/month . wat er sewage rncludect 3 year old Quarter horse mil< Buy or sell . Rrverrne gelding . Very gen tle. kids 1304)675·6668 Antrques. 1124 East Main hm•e ridde n him. · t4 hands, 4.4 6 acres • Apt for .Rent Beech S t~e e t on. SR 124 E Pomeroy. 740- $450. {740)256·6824. Mr ddle!Jor\ One Bedrqom, 992-2526 Russ Moore. lurnrshed. uhhlres. pa1d . rei· owner. Two mce young standa rd erences 740·992-0165 . brad horses tor sale. or BEAUTIFUL APABT· Lers a s Ant1ques- bought - (740)645-6t57 MENTS AT BUDGET sOld at Alli gator Jacks Flea 17401367-7195. PRICES AT JACKSON Markel. AI 7. Pomeroy. lurnrlui·e. pnmr t1ves , Oott les, RJ·~·\1 . E..,T\TI·: ESTATES , 52 Westwood (740)992-5088 $500 Denronstratlon Bonus \\-\:vn-:11 brrve horn S344 · to $442. Let us demo a John Deere J Walk to ·shop & movres. Call 1540 MISUl .1- \ NEOUS Tmk or X Se ri es All-Wheel 740-44 6-2568 Equal t'"liuy Homes- Loca l person MEKCHANIJL~t: Steer on your lawn and Hous rng Opportunrty 5Uys homes.' Confrden tral . recerve an extra $500 ott our Quick cash Jim. 740-992- CONVENIENTLY LOCAl· Gorng Out ol Busrness safe already discounted prices 6300. No .c alls after 9 ED & AFFORDABLE! B5 Dump Truck Paver and Limited time offer Townhouse 01partments. Roller $4.000. truck needs Carmichael Equipment Inc. and/o r sma ll houses FOR work. M1sc Power Tools RE NT Cal l (740)114 1' 11 t 1 priced separately (3041882 · tor applicatron & intorrnatron 2196 (304)377-8266 10 J-Im 'SI·~..; r r LmJ;& _.1 -L•I•H•:s•m-JCK• ' f'OH RE\'r Del u ~e. e Downtown 1be JET Apartme nt No Pets call AERATION bAOTORS 1' bedroom house close to 130•\)675-3788 R ~paired New & Rebuilt In 1!10· Grande college and Furnrshed Apar tmen t 2nd Stock.. Call Ron Evans, 1· 1965 Mustang Fastback graoe SCilOOI 5300/nlO dep Ave Gallipolrs. Uostarrs All 800·537-9528 Aangoun Red exterior. black req (7 40) 446 2422 rnlerior. 6 cycle. 3 speed, air Utrhtres Pa1d t Bedroom, conditron rng, radio, good bedroom r;o use, t 1 No Pets (740)446·9523 Lift cfrarr. u~ed lr:rss than 3 driver. Rust fre e AZ car GCJ.rf te ld Ave GallipGir s Fu rnrshed upslarrs. 3 rooms months. Also hOSPital bed Prrc·e: $t9.000.00 Hill's S:.}_OO.mo "17<10)<141-019<1 . & batn Clean. ret & dep wt trapeze Oar (740)446· Automotive Classrc .Car ( 740\4 4 1· 1 t 1:!4 reqUired No pets {740)446 - 2037 Reitoratron & Par ts. Inc . 1519 . Bashan Road , t' possrbly 2 Bodroo m . Lookre Here-- For Sale or 29670 Racine . Ohio 45771 Phone House rll New Havetr GracKJI.rs !i111ng 1 and 2 bed· Trade 81 Taurus ,16 Ft . ~ebsite : S300, month, $275/de pos rt roor"r.l apartments a\ Village Travel Tr was $3,500 .00 740-949-22 17. www hillsresto com · No Pets (3041882-3652 f'o.l,p nor and Arversid~ Now cn ly· St .800.00. Sleeps 2 l1ouses 1 1s 4 bedroom S~OOrmo nth 1 rs 3 bedroom SSSOtmonth. plus deposrt \7 40)2~6-8 t 52 Apart rnenls 1n · Mr dd lepor t. From $295-$444 Call 740992-506.:1 Equal Housmg Oflportlmrtlcs 2·3 bedroom. a.t 1940 Chatham. $450mo plus deposit & utilities Leave per Sl,n31 urtomJdiH.Jil at (740)<146-2515 Immaculate aportment Walk1ng distance to URG . Rec ently reinodeled 28A new pnvate deck. $500/ mo .' 1,6 14)595-7773 0 ~ 800-7984686 .. 6. Sell,conta rned . A.C.---- 14 1930 Mercedes Benz Ft F10.Gias. Boat 50 HP Sedan. 4d r, Scyl, Diesel sunMere .. TrollrnQ rnotor, 21ish' roof, 15 o,OOO miles, excel· lrnder. 2 ·anch'or. lrle JaCket. lent shape $2.000/0Bp co mplete wrth trailer. {304)675-4907 $2.500 .00---1995 F 150 4 WD EJ\1. cab topper e~<cal­ 1985 Olds 98. ru ns good . lent shape 54,500.00·--C iaw 20·22 MPG , $450 (304)675Foot bath tub $50.00 ---0id 1628 Bunk Beds sturdy. Call.7401985 Pontiac Trans,Am. 992·27 19 5s pd, 305 H.O.. only 55.000 NEW AND USED STEEL mrles. vrper blue. f-lops. Steel Beams. Pipe A~Oar · e~<ce llent shape {7401446· 3BA hOuse on At !flO near N 3 rct Ave Middleport. 1 nollh Galha H S S450•mo bedroom furnished apt. No No J.Jti l s. pets. Deposrt Prev. rental plus depclsrt !,(40)446-8495 For Concrete, Angle, Ael. 740-992-0165 Channel. Flat Bar , Steel :iBR. 2BA. Mrdvrood tloors . One BR I s\ Fir . A/C. ut1l pd Gr atrng For Drain s, lrreplace . Salem Center. $350 plus dep. Relorerrc&, Driveways & Walkways. l&l S?UOlrno A•Jall<rbte Sept I . rr o pets Stove & Retrrg lurn Scrap Metals Open Monday. 11 _:_17_4_:0.:_14_1_:8_·1_1..:8:._ 3 _ _ _ Corn W D on prenrrses 258 Tuesday, Wednesday & :C::;";_ 4 "bedroom Iarm house w1lh nrli:e barn and norse pi'operty Rt 35 1ust rn Jackson Co. unly. Wrth optron to buy State At · GallipoliS 67 \ 740 1 4 -1 6 · 36 .~ :.__ _ _ _ Pleas f?"'v; tt~y Apartment Are ow taK1ng A pptrca trons Call after 6pm (740)645· 1 ?SA 3BA 3 4 BR . 6157. (740)3,67·7195 Ap1JI11;;:r trons are taken Monda y Ihru Frrday I rom Att-8nt•'onl. • 0 9 00 A M -4 P.M . Off1Ce IS LQCal company otterrng "' N D~WN PAY MEN r · 010 . Locn lei.J a1 t 15 ! Evergreen grams tor ym1 to buy your Drrve Po)l)t Pleasant. Wv Phone No IS 1304)675hOtne rnstoad ot rentrng 5806 EHO • 100" , f1nanc1ng l ess thAn pertect crod rl Tara Townhouse ecceptf3o Apartments. Very Spac ro us. . · Payment coU ld be lhe 2 Bedrooms , Ci A. 1 112 same us rent ,. Bath. Adult Pool & Baby Mortgage Locators Pool. Patro. Start 5385/Mo. (740)36 7-0000 No Pet s. Lease Plus Sccurrty Deposrt Req urred, House lor Rent Pl Pteasant $400 !304 1675-5540 or (740 )367- 7086 =--=---::-- (304)675-402 4. <lS k tor Twrn R1vers Tower IS acceptNancy Horn cs1e~ U Realty mg applications fo• wartmg BrOkt)r liSt lor Hud-s.ubsized. t · br. House tor Rr:mt rn Pomt apartment. ca ll 675·6679 Pleasant \j04)675-622 4 ~E~H;O;__ _ _ _ _ __, Small :2. . Bedroom house 111 Clrlton, WV $350 00 month S300 00 Deposrt No Pets 30 4-773-9 192 1'160 SI'ACE m• RFNr 0350 --------1994 JtJep Wrangler, 58 ·000 miles 4.0L. 5 speed , air. garaqe kept , 91<tra c lean, 57 ·500 · \ 740 )367 -7623 HI ~--iiSilllill,li,il'lliii·);;.,_.l \,9 _8_6_5_ . ------~ - Block. brrck., sewer pipes, wmdows , lintels, etc Claude R G d OH Wmters. ro ran e. c 40 245 5121 all 1 · · · ME L OAVf N TA ROOFING •ta Colors '30yr. warranty m wrrling "Prolessronat InStall ation • Free Estimates 740·596·2909 r ;Jppt.caT.Ons 101? BA tr"'rler rr1 Centenary No pels ' }~~ monlh plus depo5 t !'7.4 0)446-7275 AI'\Kl \ IE'\TS tO~ i{I·S I d' f""J!r r 'J. t• 1 2 l:,~;r! • ')Of"'"" 8Jjar1't...•r 'Sht1cJ dnd u'llur JiU:•J •t,·~'J ~;,:,~ 1¥:'J ' ~f:Cu'·'y d~Ll0St1 r,•, tjt;tS 74fJ 'J92 · 2000 Kia Sephra 4 door, automatrc. 27mpg, 72,000 miles, good condi tion $800 in brakes. filters. ti res, belts etc . tuneup. Make el\Cellent car lor coll ege. Askin g · $5,500. f740)44t-9378 . Engrne . $1,500 !304)6757538 1997 Dodge Dakota SLT V6 . Aut omatic, 2 Wheel Dflve, 72,000 mil~s (304)593-1614 r SUVs t'OR SAI .E 95 Honda .Passport SUV, 2 wheel drive, automatic . 120,000 mites, air conditioned , cruise . lilt. power Windows & locks, cassette. clean inside & out, looks & runs great. $2,500 740 669-0302. 4x4 FoK SAI.E 1999 Chevy Suburban 4:.:4 , good conditron, loaded , new tires . Asking $11 000 {740)44 1-0658 or (740)709· 1931 . 2002 Toyota Tui"ldra SR5 V6 . S·spd . BO,OOOmr, ma tching Warehouse Sho p Smr'h·, Mark V· tQpper, bed liner/mat. lots ot System. new. New retail 9ktr8S . $19,000 (740)300· 111 Her'lderson . WV Pre- $3 150. asking $2 ,300 9634 eve. ask for Jet!. uwrrcd dpp!rcan os startrng at Troybrll chip p~r. $350. VANS $75 & up all under warranty. (740)245·9294 FoR S,\l£ we do ;:;ervrCe work on all I \k\1 ' 1 1'1 '111" Make and Model<; !304 )675,'\.11\I,IC)I h. 1988 Chevrolel Astra 79rf<J ~-van, one ta mrly owned , good MrJIIOt<an Carpet 202 Cl'l,! k 1610 FAI-C~J conclrtron, Estate Sale Make Cr)<lptll Road Porter Ohro EQUII-'\If:N I" an of1er 1 Call (740)446-8997 f74(Jj4 46·7 444 1-877-830- L.--~~:;.;::;;:,;.;. even rngs, 9 t 02 Free Estrmares Easy John Deere 10 It No Trl Dr1il lr•1anCnig 90 days same as 1991 Ford Econolrne work ·lor Rent <;arm1chael -.a!l.h V1sa1 Master Card va'n. $2 ,000 Call (740 )256Equ1prnen1 17 40 ) 4~ 6·2 412 Dnvr;· ~- lr!llo savH altJt 1854 ~ ... ., OUTSIDE WOODBURNING I<' URNACE • Metal, • Appliances, • C~rs. De,igm•d • Garage M~tal Call 740-74Z -2595 r Hr:a( Ynm Home Jnd Your H1ll W:u ~r! ~AN,. 1BURKE 740-698-6809 VANS HARMON LAWN .CARE Fo~SAI .~ 2000 Chevy Astra Van. 6cyl ·Good Condilron. New T11es. $5 .995 OBO (304)576-2934_ Wrsl 4 Ill !J 2 MONTY 9 ~ 7 ,j • • Home • Auto •life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident l<:ast t 4 1 11Hij~ • II 5 . KQI086 3 • QJ ... " 94 M<rmRnu.ls' No Lawn To Small Call 742-2595 Rider-Push-Weedeating Owner Operated JONES' Tree Service River Valley Christian Academy 200 2 · HarleY Davidson Soltail Deuce, many e~< tras Great shape. 5,000 mt!es, $t7 ,000 firm . (7 40)441· 9816 Top • Removal • Trim· • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck 2002 Honda ACE. loaded. e~<tra Adult owned Marnt ShOP Manuel. $4,950 . or part 1rade (304)882-3454 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Free 2002 Honda Re con e~<c . cond . $2.100 call alter 6pm (3041675-8714 2003 Honda 450 f=oreman S Extended Warranty 53 900 OB O (304)675-4807 IIOA'IS & MtnnR~ niH SALE 1989 Stratos Bass Boat. 16 Fool. 70 H P Johnson Motor wrtll power tilt ancl tnm . New trolling motor. $3.700. Call 5 ·oo P.M. (304)675- CA!\1J"t: R"t & L_..,;Mioiiti,J~II,;)K-H,;;o··;;~l;,:t;,;··~ 1968 Chevy 327 automatic camper Good r unnrng condrflon . Only 52 .000 orig inal miles. $t,900. (740)44f · hii'RUVEMfNI\ Owner: Jeff Stethem Aug. 25th at 7:00PM LAWN CARE DIVISION (Comrn ~rcr<~l dnd Re ~o dentrel) Mow1ng, Trrm mrng, Tr ee fri mming, Aeralion, Fertil iza tion, Spr.ilymg of fence lines, Leaf Rem?val. as well as sma ll '!dndscapins jobs such ds plantrng and muk hrng. FREE ESTIMATES • GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES WINDOW SUPER SALE Equipment LLC. Let me do it for your $219 740-742 -2455 • Repairs • Parts • Service f11r F:um Eqlll ptlll'ltt - Trucks Dotl'I"S • SpL'L· ia ! ty • C\utdw~ • LINDA'S PAINnNG [1401 985-4180 After 6pm '< .., .q..-t~~ (Betor& 6pm ).;;. . l&aYe Meuo~) · .\~~ · ~ <:!-~.> ...,J..ff!.. Come By II 'l'alr11 Jllfvantllfll of a High and Dry all Snapp11r wwnl7acllllll Phone l8tiD Rebate on "l .."\wn anct G.lrden Tri.\ctors .1re our 1101 Busln e\'s... .. ollr sld('llne. Gravely Tractor Sales & Service 1\-i• "·nk,• m.r .~/ maAn 204 C\ •ml11r Srr n :r f!tllllCHl), OH CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Additions & AemO<Iellng • New Garagea • Electri~:al & Plumbing ffl~E OF MAflK~T ECONOMI(.f BARNEY HOW'D EL VINEY AN', YORE MAW GIT ALONC:, -~ ON THIS VISIT ?I COULDA BEEN WORSE!! (740)992-52.\2 Sxltl, toxiO. toxl5, 10x20, lOx.\ II .lm)l't .Jcll't·r!'l .lJ795 Hiland Road l'omeroy, Ohio MANlEY'S SElf STORAGE 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 992-:mi4 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only Sell-Storage• INSTALLED to 101 Ul We do It all except furnace work V.C. YOUNG Ill 992.:.0215 W'l 0361f~ Pomerov, Ohio 25 Years Local EK rlence Cornarstana Elactrlcal Sarvlca • FOR ALL \'OUR · NEEDS. • MOBILE HOME REPAIRS • CARPENTRY • ROOF • PAINT OHIO LICENSE # 38244 ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • (;a rages • Complete Remodeling Optional Upgrades Available; Argon Gas & He,at Mirror QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS, INC. 1-800·291-5600 740-992-4119 '(_N<.E I [ \1-\0\.)Gf\\ 'iOU WERE ""l ONLY v-I ~ See Rocky ,dR.J" Hupp SOUTHEAST IMPORTS Athens I BIG NATE T~Yt N G To' 11A.STEIZ T HE 1\.RT OF CAR. I CATUR E ! l.n '" ·""""' S.Jllli,'J(' ;\rtc1· \k1 rkd Hu·l,.; PEANUTS Se-c BrL'nt or Brian Whaky M-l'ri X:.10-5 :00 ··.~ Sat . X:~O-Nuo n Sun . Closed High cost of fertilizer got you worried? 17·t7·17 · $275 ton (While supply Last) • Ekcellent Balanced Fertlttze1 5-UREA - $205 ton top dru1 your field eob mul with T.M . salt. S5.7 511 001b. bag Airway & Rolowick pasture ( renovators rental available. 1\lu.\ hmnm ( 'unrp•r!'>l Aruihtblc • .Jilt;} Sn1 lwr111 \l1•al ~ l .t:!5 I IH~/lh • IH ' llnl;dl·r hu~.tl.(il':'o :uailahlt' fur • ,\ irW11~· Jlll!.lurt• rt.'nlf\llllll.., & !.t"t"clt•n U\11 l111hlr to rt•nt. • l.in·mrd ••1-!runomi,t on ' tufT avallahh.· ror ~·onsulting. "'l' SUNSHINE CLUB tl2005 1-'01'"" Sch""'<.le' OoOl by . Stop & Compare 740-367-054,4 ' 740-367-0536 • LEWIS GARFIELD NORTHUP DODGE · 252 Upper River Road • Gallipolis 740-446'-0842 • 949-1155 Evenings 6EING YIOLLOW IN COLOR, YOU WOULD 'fHINK CANARIES WOULD HAVE' A 6U1i!ORY FLAVOR · AD~OI ADVERTISE 25 Years Experience David Lewis IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH 740-992-6971 lfJ'U~d ht!t= Estimate~; STANLEY'TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACT! NC • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References Available • Free Estimates "Insured" Call Gary Stanley 740-741-2293 • Leave a message Hill's Self Storage 29670 Ba sh an Road Ractne, Oh1o 45771 740-949-2217 Sizes S'x1 0' to 10'x30' Hours 7:00AM- 8:00 PM Now Available At BAlJM LlJMBER lro; laugh Muscle used In push-ups 33 Recede 35 Emerson's middle ..:ast 44 Black canle town 5 Vegas gear 51 Fragrant allernative 6 Laced up . 27 7 Et 1 for Hans 29 8 Lassie's 34 refusals 36 Pass All pass Defense requires accurate discarding South opened a weak no-trump, showing 12·14 pomts. North's two hearts was a transfer ~bid. promising at least live spades w1th any high-card count. East made a youthful overbid overcall. South had to pass in case his partner had a Yarborough. Howeve r) North used Blackwood before b1dd1ng SJI< no-trump. Declarer had 11 top tricks: five spades, one heart, two d iamo nds and three clubs. Alte r a heart lead to East's queen and a heart bacK to dummy's ace . the resull looked as if it would come down to decfar· er's diamond guess. South started with his five spade winners . .Then he unblocked dummy's club honor s (East lrying lo mislead declarer by signaling that he had an even number of clubs), cross.ed to hts diamond ace (East p!e.y1ng the queen) . and took the club k1 ng. d1s· cardrng a d1amond from the board , bringing everyOne down to tw9 cards. If South believed East. he knew thai East began with 2·6·1·4 shape. Also. when the diamond queen appea red , the odds fa"I.'Ored finessing dummY's 10 on the nelCt FoR A SS8UL'T. .. by Luis Campos . Each lenei rn me crpher stends tor anolher Toda y·s clue· F equsis C " RP 0 ET BX B MP Z RE Z CBJFPT TBMW. " BAUM · LUMBER St. Rt. 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N ow is the trme to pur· sue your dr e<'~ms, be th.e y a promo· lion , a n ew j ob or startm g your ow n bllsin"'ss LEO (July 23-Aug 22) AlThough you may know bolter a nd your intention s are wolt meaning . unfortunarety. · oth ors might not agree or app rec1ate your a ttempt s to ta ll 111 em wha t to do or how ro run th e1r lives . VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22)- You 'll be press1ng your Tuck today wrth the boss rl you are tack.ada lsrcal about domg -ted10us but necessary tasks To avoid · repnsats. get th em out of the way as -quickly and elticlently as yOll can . LIBRA ( SSp!. 23-0c t. 23)- Be smart a nd stee r clear of so meone you deem to be a n ogapt and dictator1al . You'll have little patience 101 such nonsense today a nd may not be able to hold back wh~t you rea lly tlrmk . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - If the outside world doesn" t treat you as kmdty .as 11 sho uld don't go home an d taKe it out on the tom11y. It"s not. lair to vent your lrustrclli ons on those who have done nothrng to deserve It SAGITTARIUS tNov 2 3-0ec. 21) Words are generally th e toots o l Sagitlarians. yet today yo(lr choi ces o f what to say. and wll en an d to w hom to sa y it could be qUi te amate un sh. Tak'e ca re how you verb ali ze you r thoughts . CAPRI CORN (Dec .. 22-Jan . l9) Financial dealings ·could be ,fraught wiltl compti ce&ll ons and hidden c lauS· es today, so tako care that you don't tmd yourself gellrng rmmersed in an a rr ang~::~rn~::~nt th a i"s .way ove r your head. AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. 19) - II you tee t you need fT,lUCh Ill ore tim t,.t to think a major decision th roug h today. by a ll . m oans take all 1110 llrne you ntted . Don't tot ano th er pressu re you rnt o a r'ushed .:1grpement. PISCES (Feb. 20- M arch 20) S hould you havo to contend wrth a se ll -appomted suporvisqr at work today. quietly do your own job wiltlout comm'Bnt and grve lhls rndivrduol all th e room ne eded to hamm!'lr hr s or her own nall s. AR IES ( Marct1 2 1-April 19) - T his IS one of rhose dayS when II coul d pay to be' A b •t lAid back ar large gamering~ Pushy types who 1ue lookmg To in !tate tl1err. own ego s today cou ld end up hav1ng them punctured •nslead. , TAURUS (Aprrt 20 -May 20} - tt yqu expect the entrre household to march to your drllmmer today. you"H end up way ollt of bounds. Try 1ng to ex.:trcrse your Sllp remncy witt re sulf In ~rgu· ments rather than conform1fy GEMINI { M ay 21- June 20) Patrence isn't exactly one ot the 1\vrns' strongest su •ts," but today th is shorT· cominQ c ould ge t you into a heap ol deep tr ouble. Think belore you speak and have the toleran ce ~o listen tooth · e rs. 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Outside/middle hitter Jessica Rodgers (Williamsport) headline> an impressive group of freshmen . The quartet of rookies all come from solid high sc hool programs and have a desire to bring the Redwomen volleyball program back to respectability. ''I'm pleased with tlie four freshmen that we have brought in,'' said Fields. · "Getting the Rodgers gi rl from Westfall was a key signing 'for RIO GRANDE The University of Rio Grande Redwomen volleyball squad will have a fair share of new faces on the 2005 team . Altho!Jgh the newcomers are a very talented group with an impressive pedigree, the key to the success of the team will rest with the five returning players. · Senior outside/middle hitter Lynnette Ki~sling (Leesburg) us:'Shc is goi ng to be a key ts back alter producmg the player fo r us." Fields added . best numbers of her college . ''She has already proved it in career as a JUntor. Ktesl mg led the pre-season, just warming the team wtth 310 kills last up and so forth, she 's come in. season. .. in shape, and we're looking Junior outside hitter Lindsay for her to be a key player for Urton (Lockland) showed us.'' Stephanie Lapp . a 5-l 0 outmarked improvement last season and if she can duplicate side hitter fro m Coshocton. that improvement she co.uld be also caught the eye of the Rio pushing , for all-conference head coach this pre-season. honors this season. Unon "Stephanie Lapp from .. posted 281 ki ll s a year ago. Riverview (High .School), which was third best on the she's a surprise for us. she's a team. player that going to see a lot of "Lindsay and Lynnctte real- time on the tloor." Fields said , ly work extremely hard on that Lindsay Halsey, a 5-9 outmiddle position." said Rio side/middle hitter from New Grande head coach Patsy Lexington. has an outstanding Fields. "I' feel right now that work . ethi c and Amanda we've got four kids that can Stevens, a 5-7 outside hitter (rom Bellefontaine is a SDllthplay the middle." • Junior setter Jessica Veach paw with speed and great (Jackson) is expected to be the leaping ability. Stevens will team leader this season. likely challenge Smith for the Veach is one of the hardest libero spot and Halsey is workers in the American e.xpected to push Jewett for Mideast Conference. She playing time. 'They' re definitely going to averaged over 7.5 assists per game in 2004 and was third on come in and help us this year," the club in . digs with 404. Fields said of the freshmen. "Jessica Veach is probably Fields feels comfortable going to be·-our leader."' said with the compositi.on of the Field.s . "S he's the setter un the team. ·•we · re pretty much · tloor and it depends un what set.'' Fields said. "It's just a she does really." matter of two or three kids. · Sophomore Kayla Jewett whose goitlg to step up and (Wilkesville) is listed as an take that position?" outside hitter but is one of the '.'U nle ss someone gets hun, . m\)st ath letic and versatile we've got our rotation, we' re players on the team. Jewett' going to play a 5-1. we looked look s to improve on a rookie at the Stevens girl (in a 6-2 season in which she showed formation ) because she is a some !lashes of brilliance. lefty and .she can jump, but I ·. Fellow sophomore Jodi don't feel comfortable with Smith (South Webster) looks her hands at this point." 10 have an inside track on the The Redwomen will again lihero position and cou ld see be faced with a ditlicult chalsome time at setter. lenge nearly every time they Opponent Dolo at Mlchfgan-Oeal'bOf'n Tour. TSA 2 9 17 24 27 29 at Roberta Wesleyan lnv. TBA ll!A . .at Cumberland lnv. Septtmber' at MOuntain State . at Urbanat\\'als~ MALONEat Ohio DominiCan• October Ce<jarvillo/MVNU• 1 at Shawnee State• 4 at Central State 6 TIFFIN/OOU' 6 13 MOUNTAIN STATE 15 URBANA/WALSH" 18 ~~Malone· ., 20 CENTRAL STATE SHAWNEE STATE• .25 27 Mf. VERNON NAZ. 29 · at Tiffin• ' ll!A 11 a.m. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 7p.m. . 7p.m. ,1 1 p.m. 7p.m. 7p.m. 11 am 7p.m. 11 ,a.m. 7p.m. 7p.m.· SPORTS • Photo finishes, close calls highlight harness racing. See Page 81 7p.m. 7 p.l1). 2p.m. 2005 University of Rio Grande Volleyb~ll Team take the tloor as Fields has filled the scherlule with tough competition and of course the AMC should be as rugged as . ever. "We just got the line-up of who we're going to play in Dearborn , Michigan (the opening tournament) and I told the kids, 'guess who we're playing the first game, Georgctewn (KY)' who feels she 's going to be a national champ this year," Fields said. "We ' re going to play a tough schedule, that's the only thing that makes you bettec" Other non-conference road. matches have the Redwomen playing in tournaments at Roberts Wesleyan, Labor Day weekend as well as trips to Cumberland (TN) Universi ty (September 9), Mountain State (September 17), Central State (Oc tober 6) and Asbury Col'lege (November 1). · The only' non-conference games at home are Mountain State, October 13 and Central State, October 20. The AMC road trips have Rio Grande playing at Urbana -~~~· Asbury College CEDARVILLE' TflA 1p.m. HOME GAMES IN CAPS ··Oenotea AMC South Dtvlslon Game (with Walsh in ·a lli-match ~~--~~====~ September · 24) · Ohio Dominican (September 29), Mt. Vernon Nazarene (w ith No. Player HorMlpwn HI ·· Clan POs Bellefontaine Cedarvi lle in a tri-match 2 Amanda S1eve~s SIOH s-1 Fr•shman October I), Shawnee State 3 lynnette Kiesling . OH/MH 6-3 Senior ~eesburg (October 4), Malone (October Soutry Webster Sophomore 4 . Jodi Smith SIDS 5-4 J8) and Tiffin (0ctober·29). AMC home matches begin 5 Undsay Halsey 5-9 New Lexington OH/MH Freshman with the home opener on Williamsport , 5-11 Freshman September 27 versus Malone. 7 Jessica ROdgers OH/MH • Locldand OH/MH Other conference home tilts 11 Lindsay Urton 5-11 Junior see the Redwomen hosting 13 Jessica Veach 5-10 Junior S/OH Ja~i<aon Tiffin and Ohio Dominican 5· 10 FreshMan CoShocton OH (October 8), Urbana and 15 Stephanie Lapp Walsh (October 15), Shawnee 22 Kayla Jttwett Wilkesvlt!e Sophoniore OH 5-8 State (October 25), Mt. . Vernon Nazarene (October ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - ; - - - - - - - - ' 27) and Cedarville (November season ago. What makes this out," she ' added. "Being at 8). importimt is it keeps the team home is going to be a definiFields.sees Cedarv'ille, Ohio from playing back-to-back rive advantage for us thi s year. Dominican , Mount Vernon matche s and gives them an "I really feel we 're . a Nazarene and Walsh as con- opportunity to rest, which is a stronger team this year." tenders as well as one surprise. tremendous advuntage. ·'We The x-factor to the season: "Tiffiti may be that sleeper didn't . have ii chance last . How quickly the freshmen team," she said. "But, I don't year," Fields said. "We w.ere develop. "When are they care who you· play in this con- on the road, Jessica Veach was going to comeT' Fields said. ference , it 's tough." on the coun the whole ·time, "They'll come; it's ju_st a matOne important change to the playing; we just didn't have, a ter of when." schedu le this season for the chance, playing bac.~-to-back. The season opens for the Redwomen is they host two ··Even though I felt that we Redwomen, Au~ust 26 at the Saturday conference tri- were· in a Jot of the games. but University of Michiganmatches after Not having any a at the end we couldn't pull it Dearborn Tournament. Rio GrandE VollEyball Roste• Reyna rested and ready as U..S. team Titans, CB Jones still talking but no deal yet tries to close in on World Cup berth I. EAST HARTFORD. Conn. (AP) · Claudio Reyna is rested, and ready to help lead the United States' closer to a World Cup berth. He skipped a pair of World Cup qualifiers in early June , dr.awing some criticism from Bruce Arena. But the U.S. coach now prai ses the decision . by his captain, who wanted to heal from leg injurie s and get ready for what he hopes will be 12 straight healthy months that )Vill take him through next year's World Cup. " I just needed a re st. I wanted to get my body right ," he said Tuesday, a day ahead of the Americans· World Cup qualifier against Trinidad and Tobago. : The 32-year-old midfielder missed much of last season with Manchester City b~ca~ se of leg injuries' and has·played just once with the ryational · team since ~eptember, the 2-1 loss at Mexico in a World Cup qualifier in March. He missed the game against Guatemala · three days later because of . a sprained ankle, then wanted a seven-week rest after the English Premier League season ended. Reyna spent the time with his family in the Hampton s and the Caribbean. "Being injured for so long is a lot worse mentally than when you' re playing an(l having to deal with just !rying to play welL" he saip. "I was looking at the big picture, the long term. 1 didn't want to just play through injuries and not really be fit. I think it benefits· me and the team if I'm fully fit and mentally rested. I felt I needed it It was hard because I' ve never taken a break from the national team since I was 20." The U.S. captain most of the tinie he's beer\ on the field since 1999, he also was captain of Manchester City for the first time hist Saturday, filling in while regu,lar captain Sylvain Distin is sidelined for the opening mOnth. ''He\ been our most consistent player that's played in Europe and has played at the hi ghest level for a long time." 1Landon Donovan said. "He doesn't yell at peo·pie . He doesn't say much, but he 's just calniing. Our team constantly wants to go, go, go, and he '.s the guy that know s when to se ttl e it down. But he also knows when to go. You. always W'dnt him on the ball. He's going to make thin gs happen . It's invaluable." Arena says Reyna looks fit and thinks the rest was beneficial. "The young pl~yer look up . to him," the coach said. "The older .players obviously are friends with him and he brings co nfidence to the group." The United States (4- I) is second· in the final round of the North and Central American and Caribbean region with 12 points, one behind Mexico (4-0- 1), and can move to the verge of qualifying for its fifth. straight World Cup. Costa Ri ca (2-2- 1), which plays at Mexico. is third with seven .points. followed by Guatemala and T&T ( 1-3 - 1) with four each arid Panama (0-3-2) with two. The top three teams qualify, and the' No. 4 nation goes to a playoff again.)t the winner of the match hetween Bahrain and Uzbekistan for another berth . With a win. the United 'State' wou ld clinch no worse than fourth place and almost otl \1~·\~•1 .~1 ; 1 ,.'\o . 1 ' 1 8 certainly need no inure than three points frorn it> final fourgames to qualify. · Reyna will be paired with John O'Brien for the first tirl1e since the quarterfina l loss to Germany. at the 2002 World Cup. Hamstring and Achilles' tendon injuries limited 0' Brien to one game with . the national team between that tournament and la st month's CONCACAF Gold Cup. "Having Claudio and John makes it easy ~n me because they do all the work," Donovan said. "I don 't have· to worry about getting the ball and moving it from side to side or finding people. They do that. I just get in front of the goal and try to score, S\J it 's going to be fun for me." The . 100Americans. h W ld C playing . h t etr t . or up qua1tfier, are 11 -1-3 agains! the Soca Warriors, including 70-2 at home. They are 16-0-B against Caribbean opponents since a loss at Trinidad in November 1994 and are unbeaten in 30 straight home games against regional rivals since .a September 200 I defeat to Honduras in a qualifier. · At least O'Brien knows there · will be a game Wednesday . ADO Den Haag's league opener la ~ t weekend against Ajax was postponed by Amsterdam Mayor Job Cohen until January. • "There's a bunch of fe stivals going in Amsterdam right now, and .there weren't enough cops to ensure the safety of the fans .: ~ O' Brien said. Notes : Trinidad & Tobago 's Scott Sealy, a 24year-old forward for . the 'Kansas City Wizards, has • five goals in hi s last six MLS games and seven overall in the MLS, tops among rook· · tes. ... GK Ttm . 1~,oward ts with the national team for the first time this yeiu, but doesn' t figure to play ... 1 think Kasey Keller would have to fall out of his bedroom window tonlg_ht," Arena saia , referring to his regular starter. NAS HVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - The Tennessee Titans and the ageBt for their top draft pick kept talking Wedne sday night and a deal is close, but not completed, for Adam "Pacman" Jones. Both sides had been close enough to finalizing a fiveyear deal that they hoped the former West Virginia Uni"Versity ·pJayer might practice Tuesday afternoon, then perhaps one of Wednesday's two sessions. But the Titans wrapped up their last practice before Friday night's exhibition at Atlanta with still no sign of the cornerback. The No. 6 pick overall and the first defensive player taken in the draft remained one of two NFL picks still unsigned, with running back Cedric Bei1son of Chica~o. David Pollack, the 17th ptck overall, signed with Cincinnati earlier Wednesday. Agent Michael Huyghue tle.w ·.into town Tuesday hoping to wrap .4P the final details. The gooo news in a holdout that start~d July 26 when the Tttans opened camp is that Huyghue hasn't tlown back to Jacksonville, Fla. --we·re talking," coach Jeff Fisher said . "Michael 's in town .and Pac is in town. And' Michael has been here, and they' re talking. That's really all I know." Huyghue did not return a· message left on hi s cell phone by The Associated Press. Fisher had told Jones that the cornerback had to practice Tuesday afternoon . to play Friday night against the Falcons. With · no agreement finalized Wednesday night, Jones' first chance to practice with the Titans will be Sunday afternoon. · Jones, who left West Virginia after his junior season to enter the draft early, has missed 29 practices. Only five sessions remain before the Titan s break camp on Wednesday, Aug. 24. The Titans pride thell\selves on signing their top draft picks so they don 't miss much of training camp. Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth had been the only other No. I pick to hold out since this team relocated to Tennessee, and tliat iasted only. five days. But this is the highest draft pick this franchise has had since taking Steve McNair with the third pick overall in 1995. •················· ···~···································· ··············• ••• ••• • • : 0 ·• • ·! •• • • :· : Visit the PLEASANT VALJ.,EY HOSPITAL booth during the \lEI( ;s < Ol \I) I· AIR. Booth hours are 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. TII\IOTBY P.l\IETZCER. 00 of TilE :\111)1)11· POH I ( 1 1\IC will be at the booth on Thursday, August 18, 2005. . Booth hours for that day will be 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. :. ..•...••...•..•..........•......•................................... ,, .. t . Meigs Connty Fair, A8 a -Auguot 2e ~nes· from the '2 005 ·E!\fS.squads receive eqwpment tote bags, A3 I I Hill\\ · \l (,,~I l(, , :! oo ;; \\\\\\. tu u l .ul \..., tll lf n(l• •llrl CommiSsioners approve TB levy renewal BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ge/1entl cledion ballot. The valuation of cnumy real kvy pays for the operation of estate and a I 00-perce nt colthe .tuberculosis office. skin lection rate. POMEROY · _ Meigs testing, and the treatment of County sales tax , County Commissioners active TB cases. Collection of the county's approved a half-mill levy If renewed, the levy will one-percent salc·s tax renewal proposal for the generate fi ve cents for every increased by nearl y $ 10,000 Meigs County Tuberculosis dollar of valuation, and will in J Litle, when compared to Clinic at Thursday's regular go into effect with tax yeat 2004 collection s. According meeting. 2006 - collected beginning to a monthly sales tax comCommissioners· Mick with . calendar year 2007. parison i." ucd hy Grueser, Davetlport and Jim Sl1eets According to Meigs County the co unt y collected approved a reso lution autho- Auditor Nancy Grueser, the $<)9,745.56 in Jun e this ye<ir. rizing a half-mill. five-y ear levy wi ll generate $ 139,049 a compared to $90,906.71 last renewal on the November R . y~ar, based on the current year. The co unty remains 527.145.68 behind co llec - Sheriff Robert Beegle. from rions at this time last year. hi:. l·untract repair" line item Grueser said. tu hi -. in . . urance line. The county receives sale, • Approved,. nam1ng tax pa yments two month' Bedford Township Road 24g, Lee La ne, at the reque't of arter collecting it. Other business Cnun1y Engineer Eugene In other business. commis- Triplett. The road is a remstoners: nail! of the (J\d U.S. 33 in • Approved payment of bills Darwin. in the amount of $2lJ5.-l62.56. • Approved a $63.944 incluLiing $16,0 14.-!5 frum the appropriat ion request from general fund. Triplett . • Approved a .transfer of AI"' present was Clerk $3,000 within the budget uf · Oloria Kines. · COLLINS TO TOP STEER SALE BILL BY BRIAN J. REED BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • Betty Eastman, 78 • Gladys N. Thomas, 73 • Herndon Wilks, 92 · INSIDE • Under a cloud, Taft vows;to stay in office despite conviction. See Page A2 • Outrage grows in England over mistaken police killing of Brazilian. See · Page A2 • Information for . Southern High School students. See Page A3 •• Lora! Briefs. See Page AS WEATHER Details on Page A2 INDEX 2 SECI'IONS - t6 PAGES Calendars ~ Classifieds B4-6 B7 Comics Dear Abby A3 Editorials · A4 Faith • Values A6c7 Movies As NASCAR B3 Obituaries As B Section Sports A2 Weather. © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishing Cu . ROCKSPRINGS - .Wade Collins 'Will show the grand champion market steer weigl1ing I,230 pounds - at Saturday 's Juni or Fair Lives!ock Sale, and Tylor Fryar the reserve champion, a I ,250 pound steer. At Tuesday's Junior Fair Beef Shciw, Judge Jamie Bond of Beaver named Sasha Wriston grand champion showman, and Tylor Fryar the reserve champion. Judging results in showmanship, by class, were: Intermediate. Tylor Fryar, reserve champion, Wade Collins, second, Ben Ayres. Kayla King, Tyler Wamsley, all A's; Junior. Cameron Brinager, first, Lynda Fryar, . second, Allen Watson. A: Senior: Sasha Wriston. grand champion, Brad Smith, 'econd. Market steers were judged as follows: Class I (9\01; II 001. Lynda Fryar. fir st. Alilll Watson, second. Tyler Wamsley. Kayla King. all A's: Class II (1.230 to I ,255), Wade Collins. grand champion. Tylor Fryar. reserve Wade Collin s showed the grand champion ma rket steer at Tuesday's Junior Fair Beef Show. Also pi ctu red a"" Fair King Tyler Lee, Beef Princess Ashley Putnam ana Beef Prince Nathan Cook. Tylor Fryar showed the reserve champion market steer and was judged reserve champion showman at Tuesday's Meigs County Junior Beef Shqw. Also p1cturec are Fair King Tyler Lee. Beef Princess Ashley Putnam and Beef Prince Nathan Cook. champion. Benjamin Ayres. showman ·and Kchcy Holter Cameron Brinager. A's: Class the reserve champion . Kelsey Ill (I ,275- 1,390). Sash a Holter showed the grand Wriston , first. · .led Anderson. champion dairy market steer second, Brad Smi th, A. and Alyssa Holter the reserve champion . · Dairy Market Steer Show . Results by clas.s were: Alyssa Holter wa s grand Class I ( 1.050-1. 1RO). Carson champion dairy market steer Yost. first. Al yssa Holter. sec- (md. Kelsey Holte r. third : Class II ( I ,325) . Kelsev Holter, first. Aly"a Holt er. second. ' Dairy Feeder Calf Show Audricmi1a Pullins showed the grand champion dairy feeder and l)renna Holter the reser ve champion. Pullins Brian J. Reed/photos and Holter also were named gri.lnd and reserve champion rbiry feeder sho\v men. re specti ve ly. Judging results for the dairy feeder sh''"'· hy class. were: Class I (~75- -!90 pounds). Please sl!e Steer sale. AS Baum top ·blue ribbon winner in hortiCulture BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Devon. Baum of Pomeroy was the top blue ribbon winner in the horticuturc cxhibirs at the Meigs County Fair. The youth won 34 blue ribbons in addition to six red ribbons for second. and two white ribbons for third places. The blu e· ribbon winners in the respective divisions were as follows : Grains: Devon Baum, yellow corn, white sweet corn, yellow sweet corn, bi-color sweet corn , Indian corn; Roy Holter. Pomeroy. pack wheat:· David King. Pomeroy. pec k spring oats. . Potatoes: Maxine Rose, Racine , Cobblers; Cyndi King. Po1.11eroy, Yokon Gold and other variety: Roben E. Murphy, Pomeroy. Kennebec s: Devon baum, Idaho Bakers. Sweet Potatoes: Maxine Rose. Yams. Vegeta bles: Devon Baum. green'cabbage, caulitlowcr. ye llow tomatoes. pear red tomatoe s. pear yellow. tomatoes, green pod bush bcans.-limu beans, sweet peppers, carrots. turnips. pickles, zucchini , summer squash. crooked neck squash. ~corn squash, butternut: Howard Ervin, Racine, red cabbage. tomatoes bi-color; Tara Rose. Racine. Cha~ene Hoeftlch/ photo egg plant , red tomatoes. When it comes to winning blue ribbons. Devon Baum Roberi Murphy, Pomeroy; green pod outs.hines most exhibitors with his display of farm pile beans, green cu·cumbers: Maxine crops. This year he took the top spot in 36 classes. Here he displays his champion melon . Please see Baum, AS . Seth Sercent;photo Denise Hannum (ngllt) and Cody Hannum took home. the rib-. bons for grand and reserve champio n breeding showmen. respectively. at Wednesday's Junior .Fair Dairy Goat Show. Joining tile Hannums' are (from left) Whitney Thoene, Fair Queen. Nico le Moodispaugh. Goat Prince.ss . Sister, brother named dairy goat showmen BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT @MYD~I LY.SENTI NEL.COM 'ROCKSPRINGS - Denise Hannum and Codv Ha nnum were named grand. champion and rese rve ch;nnpinn hrecding ~bowmen. re-.pt'ctively. at Wednesdav 's Meigs Count' Junior Fai1: Dairy Goat S\1 n w~ The show was judged h\ Pegg) Crane of Middlepurt and Alban Salser of Pomeroy. During the s·h<nvn1anship ·t ud~,inc. Crane remarked that . ~ - ~he wi:.~hcd 'he ~:oulJ givt; honorable menti<lll awards to ,ome of the partll·ipants for their knowledge of their goat and f<'und it difficult Ill pick two -l-H memhers when all performed so wd I. Please see Dairy goat. 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