https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/148e045450e47ec4f51d9a44f6c368a7.pdf e3f8ad3af6d94d2487727079e1021eb8 PDF Text Text : ' "Gj?fStc~ ff; ~· f? .· Soaked again, Bt Tfttng~ ffJ dfJfJ~~,·A6 I \.. .... .• . . . Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio SPORTS • Crew looks to establish new identity without McBride. See Page 81 \\\\\\ Meigs Cpunty fights autism wtth HOPE . . 1 1 1 \ l l l l h "' I I l l I tt• I~ • IIIII . NE .W ME.MBERS . . . ..,)• Bv J . .MILES LAYTON JLAYTON@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT-· April is national Autism Awareness month and Meigs County is leading the way toward showing its support For the pa'St three years, the Holding Onto Positive Endings (HOPE) group has· been raising money to help with expenses for people with autism in Meigs and Gallia counties. There are 92 children in Charlotte Wamsley accepts a $50.check from J;leth Schneider, 'Meigs County and 108 the manager at Dairy Queen, which will be used to help indichildren in GaUia County viduals with autism. (From left to right) ~ay Hill, Heather Please see Autism, AS Buchanan, Beth Schneider (Dairy Queen manager), Charlotte Wamsley, Erin Hartson and Sandy Almond. (J. Miles Layton) KICK BUTTS DAY Twenty-three Meigs High School students were tapped for induction into the Nationa·l Honor Society in ceremonies Wednesday. Following commemtaries on scholarship. leadership, character and service by Tyler Sames , president: Andrea Fetty, vice president: Sarah Lee. secretary; and Maegan Dodson, treasurer, four candles symbolizing those attributes were lighted. The new inductees are left to right, front. Madison King, Jenni Young. Cassie Lee. Renee Bailey, Miranda Stewart, Brittany Powers and Aira Little; second row, Brndon Grover, Trevor Depoy, Jeremy Blackston, Samantha Pierce, Melissa Gow. Katie Reed, Pat Dowell. Jodi Donohue, and Emily Ashley, and back, Aaron lhle, Carl Wolfe, Jr., Jeffrey Baughman, Adam Snowden , Eddie Fife. and Randy Hart. Absent was Eric Cullums. (Charlene Hoeflich) PVH aw~rded bronze Telly u u INSIDE • Club members hear gardening tips. See Page A5 • PVH awarded bronze - Telly. See Page A5 • ODOT to repair bridge appro~ch. See Page A5 WEATHER Details on Pace A2 INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES Calendars A3 . Classifieds Bs B3-4 Comics A3 A4 Dear Abby E9itorials Places to go ~ A6 Sports B1 Weather A2 ". Obituaries © 2004 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Displays about the hazards of tobacco, a "pledge wall" encouraging young people.to help adults · quit smoking and a tribute to loved ones lost to tobacco-related disease were all part of this year ' s Kick B\Jtts Day, observed In local schools on Wednesday. The · nationwide event is designed to dis· courage tobacco manufacturers from targeting young people in cigarette and tobacco advertising and to ask for government protection of children from the industry's marketing attempts, The Campai~n for Tobacco-Free Kids ·estimates that a quarter of Ohio's high school students smoke, and that 36,800 children become daily smokers every year. Cadette Girl Scouts from Middleport. with help from the Tobacco Prevention program at the Meigs County Health Department, set up displays and a pledge wall, offered giveaways and free prizes and held an assembly at the Meigs Middle School, while Pam Franklin of the Gallia/ Melgs C.QJJ1.fi1Unill' Action Agency 's Tobacco Prevention program visited Mid-Valley Christian School and River Valley Christian Academy to share the anti-smoking message. Here, Ash lee Reynolds and KriSten Ballard , Meigs sixth graders. sign the pledge wall, while Franklin ' discusses tobacco and its risks with students at the Mid-Valley Christian School. (Brian J. Reed) he Pleasant Valley Hospital Community Relations Department was honored with .a bronze Telly for their television production, · "Believe." The commercial was selected from thousands of entries in the 25th Annual Telly Awards. Shown with the award is Amy J. Leach, director of marketing and public relations, and AI Lawson, JD, FACHE, chief executive officer of the non-profit healthcare facility. Please see A5 ' Wesley Fields, Maegan Dodson and Andrew Henderson, left to right. of the Meigs Marauder Band directed by Toney Dingess will play in the District 17 Honor Band concert af Ohio .• University Saturday night·. (Charlene Hoeflich ) Meigs band students·to perform in honors band BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.coM POMEROY Three Meigs Marauder Band stu- dentshave been selected to participate in the Ohio Music Education Please see Band, AS Holzer Medical Center salutes Gallic County's Second Annual ·SK Walk for .Autism Saturday, ·April 3 • I I AM {Registration - 10 AM • . Speakers - 10:45 AM) Autism is a disorder of the brain that aHecls os many as I out of every 250 births ond is the fostest-growing developmental disability. ~Auti= Society_ of America) . Show your support! Everyone invited! $5.00 registration fee. " T·Shirts - $10.00 - $12.00 ,• HOPE Intervention' al . ' of .. F.or more informaticm, or call, Me Grow al (740) 446-6 I 87. . . ' ' llll ' l(<il\\ .... . \1'1'11 '- ' • . ·• ., •••• I 11H . ' a ·,oil '\ J',•\ul ' ' 1 ' '\ u -. ·www ~holzer .org -. �COMMUNITY · ·The Daily Sentinel Th~ -Page.A2 Thursday, Aprilt, Community Briefs . _, Public meetings Saturday, April 3 Monday, April 5 REEDSVILLE - Olive POMEROY .- A proTownship Trustees .regular . gram on crime prevention meettng. 7:30 p.rTl . town- and tips on home safety ship garage on Joppa Rd . will be presented by . . SYRACUSE - Sutton Robert Beegle; former Towhship Trustees will deputy sheriff and teacher, meet at 7 p.m. Monday at at the 5:30 p.m. potluck Syracuse Village Hall. dinner of Burlingham LETART . Letart Modern Woodmen. The Township Trustees will meat, rolls. and beverage meet ars p.m. at the office along with the table ser- · building. vice will be prov ided . RACINE Ra ci ne There will be a door prize. Village Council, 7 p.m., at The publ ic is invited to municipal building. attend. HARRISONVILLE Wednesday, April 7 Harrisonville Lodge 411 ATHENS - The Region will meet at 7:30 p.m. at ·14 (Athens, Hocking , the temple . Refreshments Meigs, Perry and Vinton) will be served. CEO Conso rtium will conduct an organizational meeting for the implemen. ta tion of the Workforce Thursday, April 1 · Investment Act (WI A) at 10 POMEROY Meigs a.m. at the OU Inn in County Ministerial Lenten Athens. candlelight service at PAGEVILLE Scipio Trinity Congregational Township Trustees, 6:30 Church. Public invited. p.m. at the Pageville town hall. · Sunday, April 4 RACINE Racine United Methodist Church on Elm Street will present a Pa lm Sunday two-act Easter drama "The Other Carpenter" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday; Aprlll POMER.QY Holzer Publ.ic invited . Hospice of Meigs County dinn er with fnends, 6 p.m . Thursday, April 8 at Grow's Restaurant . Call VETO Revival ser992-7463 for more infor- vices will be held at the mation. Veto Tabernacle 7:30 p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS April 8, 9 and 10. John The Tuppers Plains VFW Elswick will be the speak9053 Auxiliary will meet at er. There will be special sing ing . • by Ray and J p.m. at the hall . . Teachers hear about library services Church services a . ACI- 31.39 AEP - 32.92 Akzo- 36.99 Ashland Inc. - 46.49 BBT - 3530 BLI - 14.50 Bob Evans - 32.33 BorgWarner- 84.83 City Holding - 34.59 Champion- 4.99 Charming Shops - 7 .79 Col- 31.61 DuPont- 4222 DG - 19.20 Federal Mogul - .36 Gannen- 86 .1 4 General EleCtric - 30.52 GKNLY - 4.51 Harley Davidson - 53.34 Kmart- 41.46 · Kroger - 16.64 Ltd- 20.00 . NSC- 22.09' Oak Hill Financial -. 32 .75 Bank One- 54 .52 OVB- 30.50 Peoples - 27.97 Pepsico - 53.65 Premier - 8.95 Rocky Boots - 24.16 RD Shell - 47.58 Rockwell - 34.67 Sears- 42.96 SBC- 24.54 AT&T -'-19.S7 USB- 27.65 Wendy 's- 40.69 Wai-Mart - 59 .69 Worth1ngton - 19.17 DailY stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, . provided by Smith Par1ners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. Land transfers POMEROY Meigs County Recorder Judy King reported the folloWing transfers of real estate: Sylvia Causey to Jason A. Reed, deed, Olive. Gloria J. Manuel. Roger T. Manuel, Edith M,<tnuel, Gary Wolford, Jo Ann Manuel Wilford, John W. Manuel, Christy Manuel, to TTS Rentals, Inc., deed, Sutton. .Laurence R. Zimmerman to Laurel~ose Zimmerman, Steven Sigman, deed. Columbi . . · Boneta June Darst to Boneta June Darst, Samson Darst, deed, Rutland. Grate Investments, ltd., to Ma9dovitz Agency, Inc ., Robert H. Carter, Carter Co. , deed, Rutland. . Special Property VI, LLC, to Chase Manhattan Bank, deed, Lebanon. Eric Gryszka; Sr. to Dinah J. Gryszka, deed, Columbia. . Marvin W. McKelvey, Eleanor McKelvey, to Cara Bullington, Adam Bullington, deed, Village of Syracuse. Darrell W. Lehman , Erma J. Lehman, to John D. Lehman, deed, Sutton. Maxine Price, · Maxine Fultz, Bernard V. Fultz, to Patricia Jordan , · deed , Lebanon . Lawrence A. Wilcoxen , Tammy J. Wilcoxen, 'to Columbus Southern Power, right of way, Lebanon . Janet Arthur Warner, Warner, to Columbus Southern Power, right of way, Lebanon . One Holdipgs, Inc., to Kroger .Limited PartnershiJJ,_ a eea, Village of Pomeroy. Kroger Limited P?-rtnership ~ to Forth Powell, Inc., deed, Village of Pomeroy. Scott M. Barrett to Scott M. Barrett, Jessie Barrett~ deed. L. M. Pierce ,· Lamont M. Pterce, to Donald C. Dailey, Judgment entry, Che~ter. Harold D. Graham, Janet Graham, . to John H. Anderson , Gretchen G. Anderson, deed, Scipio. .. Larry 0 . Hudnall, Phyllis V. Hudnall, to Edward L. Vires, deed, i of Legion, to Paula M. Burns, deed, Rutland . Nathan C. Thompson to Rebecca L. Thompson, deed, Village of Middleport · Le~ard Kinnison to Linda Kinnison, deed, Bedford. Christine Martin to Conseco Finance .servicing, Green Tree Consumer Credit, sheriff's deeed, Rutland . Green Tree Servicing to Roger E. Carpenter, Jr., deed, Rutland . Bruner Land Co. to Kathleen Anne Morgan, Alan J. Calhoun, deed, Columbia . Associates Financial Services to Robert Bruce Mills, deed, Olive. Jeffrey A. Napier, Nancy A Gray, Nancy A. Napier, to John H. Scott, Jr., Margaret M. Scott, deed, Scipio: Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Marilyn L. Wolfe, Scott Wolfe, to John Wayne Teaford , Carolyn Teaford , deed, Village of Racine. . Charles J. Knapp, Michelle R. Knapp, to Dave Watson, deed, Village of Syracuse. Conley E. Cole, deceased, to Raymond L Cole, certifi· cate of transfer, Salisbury. Raymond L Cole to Farie M. Cole, certificate, Salisbury. John Edgat Jacks. Doris Yvonne Jacks, to Tom Sillm deed, Salem. LeO' C. Kennedy, Jr., Julia A. Kennedy, to Anthony S. ' Kennedy, Janet M. Kennedy, deed, Olive. · George Brickles, Jr. to Home N'ational Bank, sheriff's deed, Sutton. E.L Dick McDonald Richard E. McDonald, ' MCDonalo, Margaret McDooald, to Carolyn Bookman, deed, Bedford. E.L Dick McDonald, E.L. McDonald, Margaret Jean McDona,ld, to Richard E. . · McDonald, deed, Bedford. Cindy L Fields, Cindy L. Shull·, to Joseph R. Fields, Jr., aflidavit, Village of Pomeroy. Cindy Lynn Fields, Cindy · Lynn Shull, • to ·. Jerry . !;:. Woodruff, Carleen A. Woodruff, deed, Village of Pomeroy. , Patrick · Lawson; Julie Lawson, to Charles J. Knapp, . ' . Kenneth Burlingame, Gladys E. Walker, Barbara -Burlin9ame, to deceased, to Mary Ann Donald _.c. Dailey, deed, Shoults, certificate, Village of €hMter. Pomeroy. Barbara Hicks, James Gladys E. Walker, - • Hicks, to Donaid C. Dailey, deceasea, to Gary R. Walker, deed, Chester. certificate, Village of " Rutland . Post, American Pomeroy. ' Rally plans discussed Clubs and organizations New Shoes Arriving 'DailyI KIPLING SHOE CO • ·'Shoes for the entire family" Rt. 2 Bypass Point Pleasant, WV 304-675-71170 ''' ••• BUY, SEll, OR TRAl>fl DILES NEW • UIED FARM AHD INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Mossey F•I'J•••n • Formhand HEARING CENTER • Bobcat• Shennlu .. New Idea • Rhino New Holland • Cub Cadet DON'T MISS THE .SOUNDS OF SPRING! • Fret ~RI w.nhop. • AudlolOJists on staff. • Wide ronp of technohio ond • Dlcftolond otlltr hurln1olds. • Amptllltd teloploone ond TV device• [·-···--·-MASoN·---·····1 ' FURNITURE I COMPANY I•Qualiry • Seleclion • Service j 1 1 I 304-773-5592 I ..MJ!!!Qil .:liY...., I i_ __?m!ii~«-L kJ POMEROY . Cases ;resolved in · the Meigs :County Court of Judge . Steve Story between Jan. 26 and March 14 are as follows: David H. Rogers , Cuyahoga :Falls, speeding, $60 · and :costs: Mark H. Rogers, ;Ewington, phy. ' cont veh. -intox., $350 and costs, failure to control, costs only; Allen P. Roush , Long _Bottom, underage consumption, $50 and costs, failure to :control , $50 and costs; : Michael W. Roush , :Racine, -seatbelt, $30 and ·costs, failure to control, $20 and costs; Tina C. Roush, Racine, speeding, $30 and ·costs; Sean T. Ruark,· :pomeroy, disorderly con:duct, $1 00 and costs; Dee A :Rucker, Proctorville, speed·ing, $30 and costs ; Edward E. Sarver, Pomeroy, failure to control, $20 and costs; . Tim othy J. Sayre, Albany, :overload, $240 and costs; FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. 2150 Eastern Avenue llEJ Gallipolis, Ohio • 44&-9n1 or 446-2484 I ' • c;~utPot~s ~ 16;,...... - Joey Gallipolis Chiropraf:tic Center Tl· F :LI D~ ......... . Cl!et:l DIIIUJ' . With new vehlde purchase. Soellomplke for dehllls. • Diagnostic X·Rays • Persohal I • Nutritional Counseling tn . 1 thi' nntil't. thC)' 1fluy . . -· Mon -·Frl 9- 7; Sat. 9-S www. turnplllaflm.com ' .' ' ' Jd'( J'hornton, Prt•sidcnt HOURS: ' .. Friday, April 9 RACINE Rac ine United Methodist Church will have a 7 p.m. Good Friday service at the church. The public is invited. DSAR ABBY: Spring b here . and once again animal rescue workers are preparing .for the inevitable: kjnen sea;,on. Shelter;, from coast to coa>t will ;,oon be inundated with pregnant cats. - mother cats with killcn s and ~ Monday, April 5 unwanted litters. I am writ GALLIPOLIS - - The ing to remind 'People aboutHolzer Center tor the importance of >pa)•ing or Comprehensive Weight neutering their cats. Loss ·support Group will Too often we hear about meet from 6:30 to 7:30p.m. parents wanting to give their in the Holzer Medical Center ~:hildren an opponunitv to Education and Conference witness the "mi racle of Center Rooms AB. birth," so they allow their cat to have one litter. What most GALLIPOLIS -A surgipeopl e don't know is that cal weight loss informa· the y can redu~:e the feline tiona! meeting will be held from -5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in . populati on hy havi ng their own <:at spayed or neutered the Holzer Medical Center and still participate in the education and conference miracle. All they need to do center. For mote informais contact any private or pub. tion call 866-821-4541 . lic animal shelter and offer to become foster parent;, to a pregnant cat. Their offer will he greatly appreciated. The shortage . of foster Friday, April 2 homes at this time of'year is MIDDLEPORT .- Kate immense. Most shelters. like Wilson will observe her our own. provjcte the foster. 88th birthday on April 2. families with ' wpport that Cards may be sent to her · i·nciudes: education about at 630 Brownell Ave. , pregnant cats, testing of cats Middleport, 45760. for fel ine AIDS and leukemia, medical altention Tuesday, April 6 when needed. help with supplie s if the foster family is LETART Oris unable ·to pay. spayin g or Bumgarner will be celeneutering or the mother cat> brating his 99th birthday and kittens. and finally April 6. Cards may be sent finding · good permanent to him at Route 1, Box 56 , homes. Letart, W.Va. 25253 Thank you for gelling the POMEROY .- Robert C. word out. Abby. and for all "Bob" Hartenbach will your support. - JACQUEobserve his 82nd birthday LINE WOOD. MEOW CAT on Ap~il 6. Cards may be · RESCUE IN KIRKLAND. sent to him at 43748 WASH. Russell _Road , Pomeroy, 45769. Support Groups Birthdays Wednesday, April 14 POMEROY Tom Parker who resides at Darst's Private Care Home, 33164 Children's Home Road, Pomeroy, 45769, will observe his 88th birthday on April 14. :'\lei g. . noard ur l'ollln~i~sioners .. Ric(lard c. Sowell, Fayetteville, N.C., speeding, $30 and Costs; Garth A Spears, Columbus, seatbe~. $30 and costs; Donna R. Stevens, Gallipolis, speeding, $30 and costs thtnb that if l tell Tom I .can no longer tru't him with the ehildren. he "'ill tr\ to corrupt them to ,pite nie . . ( d(ln'i want 1111 ,·hi ldren tn grow up to be. lia" and Dear 'ub,tance 'Jbther,. What can Abby 1 do to fight thi,' - TO~rs - - - - WIFE DEAR WIFE : I agree with 1ou r mother-in-law on one point. You ,hould "po,iti,·eDEAR JACQLELI NE: II .. tell 1our hu>band that he You have made . a terrific ~~ i ll either get help fnr hi' sugge>tion. one I'm sure drinking immediateh or he many people haven't consid- 1' out the door. Dri1 ing J erect . child while under the intlu Parent> who want their en,·e i' child endan~ermcm' children to witnes> the .. mir- · That he wnulu bribe hi' 'on ade of b1rth" alld plan to get and encourage hin1 to lie to rid of the ca t and her litte'r 1ou i' an indication of ho11 ;huuld first ask . themselves in uch h'is addiction to akr•what kind of meS\age the y hoi ha> impaired hi' juJgctre send i n~ . B,· aJoptin !.! mt>nt. your idea. t'he Ie's,on wou ld You cannot "fix" 1our hu'bc rom·eycd that pets arc band: onh he can· do !haL more than expendable cun1- But at ali co,h \ou mu,·t modities- their li 1·e, ha1·e protect !Our chililren. Th e \~or;.... t thin~ Yalue. DEAR ABBY: I need help dealing with my alcoholic hu sband. "Tom ... He drinks ,from mornin g till night. Now my chi ldren sa1 he·, brihing ihem not to reil me . What bothers me most is that· he. drink' and dri1c' · when he has our 10-vcar-old son. "Tomnn:· in ·the c·w with him . Toinmy de,crihcd sneral places where hi, ·dad bought 10dka and 7L'P. Another time T<>mnw told me hi s father bouglit him candy at the mo1·ies .so he wou ldn't tell me about the drinking. M y mother-in-law h•h advised me to approach the matter "positivel-y." She \OU can do under thc'e ci rc~m"ance' i, noth111g . I recommend tlu t 1·ou attend "'me AI-Anon meetin~s. You will henefit from 11.'.-\l -.-\non i' :i 12-,tcp fcilow,hip pf men. wumen. adul t children. and .:hildrcn who'e li1e' ha1·e heen artec1eu by the L'llmpuhll·c drinking of a famil1 nlt'mber ·or friend. The toll.'free numbcr i' IR~~~ .\25 -2(,(>(, Deur Ah/n· ;, 11ritren In .- \ bi~ai/ lttil Buren. cd; o knoH 11 a; }em/It<' PltilliJ>I . uud 11 '<1.1' fl>t/1/dec/ hi' her ·motlte·r. Puuli11 e Pliillifli . ll't·i1 e Dea r A/Jhl' a/ " ·" ·" ·. DmrAbbu·rJin ,;,. PO. Box 69440. 9()069. LOs Angeles. CA Keeping the.Bend Area informed TheDair .sentine 992-2156 CLUE FOR THURSDAY _:_ APRIL 1_, 2004 L-------....1 • I Looky 1-lete Looky Thete··· Looky r •·• I • t:.Vetywhete! Pop 20oz. Bottle Only 74¢ Super Special Friday Only .t\11 Easter Cal\dy lncludi~ 1/2 Filled Bi\Skets Price Watches - 30% O-f f PLEASE REMEMBER: ~ . Extra Special.Friday Only Off Women's Colognes 81. Gift SetS E.gg is not at a place of business - E.gg i's not at a private residence - E.gg is not inside1a.man -made object 1 - You will not need digging tools ' - You will not need to climb or the use of a l<'\dder The .Daily Sentinel Brought to you by: 20% Off HOLZER CLINIC any Jcun Trussell, Meins Countv• Grants e ' \dmini<ttatnr'11t 740-992 -7!108. .1-888-451 -2225 .. · 990 Ave. • Gallipolis • J\ld~s l.'fiUIIl ~' inhrnd .~ to appl)' lo· the. u.s. Department of Agrkulturr. Rural l)c\·clotlmenl t Sc,tion 533 Housing Prcsrn at ion Grant Progrnm) , for grunt funds to aid in l.he presuva tion of housing slnl'k OccUJlicd by nry low income homeowners in Mci~' ( 'o unty. Run I llousin~ 11 rcsc n ·ntion Grant fund s will be prO\•ided to eligible IHlll'tl'holds through u deferred loan program and may be used fur thl' t·osl of repair and rehabilitation. to renlovc or corrt.'l'l llealth t,r \atl'l~' hrrurd.~. und for imvmviun ·ill't'{'Ssihility-h,..-han.di~ "" • "I' l':tppt.•d jll'f'tUib. · Thl' 11. S.U. A. Rural Ht•velopment requires Ml'igs County to. pnwidc thl' puhlil' '' ith an uppurlunily for comments nn the IJrn ~ JW'it'd prn,jed to .-ssurc that lhc prOI)Osed Housing Preservation (;rant program is hrndicial and docs not duplicate -current activi ~ lie~. and to make lJVailublc (or public r~view, the Stuterncnf nf Acti~ifirs. \vhich outl inr' the planned tJropOstd progra m to b~ sub· nUtted to Run) J.)cvclnprucnt fur consideration for funding . The Meigs Cou nty Hnusln~ l,rescrvalion Statement nf Acth·ilies is u\ailahll' and may he reviewed at the Meigs county Annex, Grants Oflifc, 117 l<~1:1st t\ lemnrial Drh·c. Jlumeroy, Ohio d urln~ normal hu'iine..,.~ hnm·s of.Y:OO A.M. to 5:00P.M., MOnday thru J<~ riday. ' A fifteen (I ,S) day c(munc nt period is required to allow for public rc' ic" ul' the Jln.rtJoscd progran). Co mments 111ay be subiJlilted tJrinr to ,\p til 1'6, 2004 lo the Meigs county Commission ers. Ohio during the normal business hours of ~:JIIA.\1. • PersoQallnjury • Wor_kers Compensation • Most Insurance Accepted !~eluding United Health 740-441-0200 Edwara H. Schaefer, South Charleston, W.Va ., speeding, $30 and costs; Ann H. Seitz, Charleston, W.Va., speeding, $30 and costs ; Jeremy L.. Sharnblin, Elkview, W.Va, speeding , $17 and costs; Mitchell L. Sharp, Ripley, W.Va., seatbelt, $30 and costs; Ralph E. Shoemaker, Bidwell, seatbelt, $45 and costs ; Steve R. Shuler, Langsville, non-support of dependents, $100 and costs; Debra L Siek, Coolville, failure to control; $20 and costs; Edward M. Siek, failure to control,.$100 and costs; Gary W. Sims, Grove City, speeding, $50 and costs; RobertV Slone, Piqua, speeding, $30 and costs; Alisha D. Small, Beverly, speeding, $75 and costs; Dale G. Smrth, Mount Alto, W.Va. , seatbelt, $30 and costs; James M. Smith, Reedsville, left of center, $20' and costs; Thomas A Smith, Tuppers Plains, seatbelt, $30 and costs; NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Number 1, 2004 1 . Cases resolved in Meigs County Court • April Delores Cundiff. Friday, April 2 POMEROY Meigs Thursday, April 1 POMEROY - Salisbury County PERI Chapter 74 Township Trustees, regular meets at Meigs County meettng , 6:30 p.m.. town- Multipurpose Senior sh1p building on Center with 'luncheon at Rocksprings Rd . noon and meeting to follow p.m. at 12:30 Saturday, April 3 Representatives of Verizon PORTLAND - Lebanon Communications · will Township- Trustees will speak about phone and meet at 7:30 p.m. at the . cetr -phone service~ A'll township building . . . members urged to attend. Service by the staff of the m~eting which opened wt!h the pledge to 25 includes things like the American and computer classes and· Christian flags, scripture book . delivery to home·reading, the Lord's Prayer, bound residents . She said an_d -the national anthem. seniors can apply for the ATHENS - O'Bieness . It was reported' that Ohio Buckeye Card, have Memorial Hospital in Margaret · Amberger and Athens will off~r a com- Chet Taylo.r . are home papers · no(arized, and . panion class for expectant • from the hospital and that tend certain minor legal mothers and their birth Doris Grueser is recuper- matters ·there . .Following . coaches or companions ating from surgery. The · Heighton's talk she was times were presented .with flowers by 6:30 to 9 p.m. on meeting Thursday, April 9, in the 'changed to }:30 p.m . Gay Perrin, president hospital basement confer- Q_uarterly birthdays of Welcomed as a new ence room 8-7. _Gary Holter, Jo ·. Ann was David The class is designed to Ritchie , Mary ·, Jo member prepare a birth coach or Barringer, and · Opal Enterline, retired from Hocking Technical companion :·IO provide Hollon were observed. reassurance to the expecDoor prizes were .won: College. A luncheon was . tant mother during the by - Mary Holter, Ruth catered by Trinity Church delivery of her baby. The Smith, Mary Barringer, and Ida Diehl read spring class is offered free of and Laura NiCe·. Others poems and gave · a _ charge. No registration is there · were Julie Curtis, ·teacher's prayer. A card requir.ed. Thelma Whi~e . . lnzy was signed tor Eileen Information presented Newell, .Charlotte Grant, Buck who is hospitalized . · during th'e class · will Esther Smith, Erma Debbie Roush. legislainclude what to expect Cleland, E'lerett Grant, chairman , reported tive during labor, delivery and Helen Wolf, Janet Depoy, the first hours after deliv- Arden Depoy, and· Jean on her contacts with the · • ery; the role of the com- Welsh: State Teachers panion-, hospital proce- . Retirement System board , dures, variations of labor; members and legislators. and postpartum care. It was noted that nine Class participants will members will be attending also tour the O'Bieness the District VII spring conBirth Center. · terence in Jackson. It was For more information POMEROY - Services reported that John about the companion of the public libraries in Lazares is supported by class or the other services STRS boatd provided at the O'Bieness Meigs County were dis- . ORTA as Birth Center, call (740) cussed at a recent meet- candidate. ing of the Meigs County 592-9205. Perrin reminded memRetired Teachers Association held at the bers to continue to give to the scholarship fund and Pomeroy Library. Olita Heighton, assis- to take paper products tant director of the ·Meigs and personal items for District Libraries, present- Serenity House to the CHESTER - Plan.s for ed a brief history of local April 17 meeting. Jimmy the spring rally to be held facilities and talked about Stewart, state representaon · May 1 at the Meigs changes over the years. tive, will speak at that Senior Center were made She said today computwhen Chester Council ers, videos, books on tae, meeting. Pauline Horton wonI the 323, . Daughters of talking books, and large • America met at the haiL door prize, flowers from print books are in the Deloris Wolfe conducted libraries. Debbie Roush . BYTHEBEND Kids·learn lesson of life by fostefing sheltef cats ~ursday, Community Calendaor , to Local Stocks Daily Sentinel 2004 O'Bieness to • / Offer COmpaFIIOn ClaSS NewsChannel PageA3 -, CHILDS MULLEN .MUSSER INSURANCE RADIO SHACK & Picture Gallery t, �• • ~- .lbe Daily Sentinel OPINION .. 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentinel.com Ohio VaiJey Publishing Co. .. Diane K. Hill Controller-Interim Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibitir1g the free exercise thereof; 'or abridgir~g the freedom · of spe~lih, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petitio" the Government for a redress ofgrievar~ces. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S VIEW Budget Aaurate? Dear Editor: I would like to know if this is accurate. Last year the Village .. of Middleport borrowed $60.000 to meet payroll and ex pens- .... es.for the fourth quarter of 2003. If this is true. l would like to know if this money has been paid back before hiring an administrator that will cost the vi!!age approxi~ateiy the same amount of money. By the time · ·you add on: retirement taxes. BWC, Employment Taxes, Insurance, and other taxes and/or perks, what do you come up ·with? I have no questions regarding the new administrator. I do ·~, ' ; ·hope you have the money to pay him. Is this going to risk the ' ~ . ~ety, health and welfare of the citizens of Middl~port 0 ' :. does this mean moie taxes and higher water bills? ' , · Concerned Citizen in Middleport. Or They call it "the ultimate fortress" -- President Bush's reputation for fighting terrorism -- and, after Bush aides waged an allout defense against a Morton Kcndradce rocket attack from former colleague Richard Clarke. I'd say the lor.!ress stands. It's pockmarked, but it stands. It was clear even before indications lhat there was the Sept. 11 , 2001, inves- going to be an attack. Did tigating commission the president call for daily began its work that meetings· of his ·team to President Bush did not try to stop the attacks? give terrorism sufficient Did (National Security priority prior to AI Qaeda's Adviser) Condi Rice hOld attack on the Twin Towers meetings of her counterand the Pentagon, Bush parts to try to stop the rarely, if ever, talked abqut attacks? No." And, yet, there's no evithe problem. den.ce anywhere that the The commission's staff, Richard Clarke and still- 2001 warnings were speloyal Bush aides now cilic enough to have prehave provided details of vented airliners· from what was and wasn't done being used as missiles. -- planning was conduct- Bush was meeting daily ed, but slowly and not at with CIA Director George the highest level; the FBI Tenet, who said he was was not upgraded; and no "setting his hair on fire" attempts were made to with worry over an capture or kill Osama bin impending attack. There's no evidence that Bush Laden. But Clarke was unable was yawning. And, as part of its to provide anything like "smoking gun" proof of defense against Clarke, willful negligence on the the White House released part of the president or his an e-mail that he wrote to staff or compelling evi- Rice on Sept. 15, 2001 , dence that · the Sept. 11 recounting meetings that attacks could have been were held during a period of high alert. prevented. "At the special meeting The closest he came was to contrast the behav- on 5 July were the FBI , ior of the Bush White Secret Service, Federal House during June and Aviation Agency, Customs Guard and July 2001 to that in the Coast lm!lligration. We told them Clinton White House in December 2000. when he that we thought a specsaid that Clinton National tacular AI Qaeda terrorist Security Adviser Sandy attack was coming in the Berger held daily meet- near future. We asked that ings with the FBI , the CIA they take special meaand the attorney general sures to increase security in response to alerts that and surveillance. "Thus, the White House terrorists were planning to did insure that domestic attack the United States. A bomber headed for law enforcement (includl-os Angeles ing. FAA) knew that ... a the International Airport was maJO~ AI_ Oaeda attack apprehended a\ the was comtng and 11 cou!d Canadian border. Clark ·be 1n the U .~ .... and dtd said, "Now, contrast that ask that spec1al measures . with what happened in the be taken. summer of 2001, when . It seems to me that. in we had even more clear the absence of · proof _of ~ Middleport- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They should _: be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to ; editing and must be signed and include address .: and telephone number. No unsigned letters will :: be published. 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Peri.odical } 'r > PubliShed Wob ; www. ~ydaiiysentinel.com ' administration negligence, wbat counts Bush Clinton adminisrejected politically is what anti-terrorism President Bush did after tration 9/11. This is something . plans out of "animus, " that citizens of the country Clarke told the reporters have witnesl>ed firsthand, that Bush had kept on and they l:lave been giving Clinton officials -- notably, Bush high marks ever CJarke himself -- and that Clinton never had actually since. They continue to do so. developed a full-blown A . Fox News/Opinion "plan" to fight terror. · -Dynamics poll conducted Questioned sharply _by as Clarke was testifying 9/11 commission memshowed_that 52 percent of bers about the contrast voters found his accusa· between the background lions believable -· and yet transcript and his book, · 65 petcent still approve of Clarke claimed in Bush's responses to 9/11. essence -- that he'd That's because Bush "spun " reporters at the was undeniably forceful -- urging of his White House both in expressing the superiors. The only altercountry's grief and rage native, he said, would and in waging a military have been to resign . campaign against Surely, he could have simAfghanistan. that ousted ply declined. the Taliban government The most damning sinand .denied sanctuary to gle challenge to Clarke's AI Qaeda. · credibility is the fact that Clarke and various he urgently sought to stay Democrats, including on in the Bush administrapresidential candidate tion to be No. 2 man at the Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass. , Departmen1 of Homeland have accused the White Security. House of engaging in Friends of Clarke have vicious character attacks told me that he was to" discredit Clarke. deeply bitter when he was But Clarke, after all, has denied the job. Clearly, been vicious in attacking . were he in that post today, Bush. The Bush response his book , "Against All has been , in the main, Enemies" (The Free factual. Press, 2004), would never On CBS' "60 Minutes " have been written . Clarke declared, "I find 'it In the process of attackoutrageous that the presi- ing Bush , Clarke has dent is running for re -elec- extolled the Clinton tion on the grounds that administration's record on he's done such great terrorism, which he said things about terrorism. He. had "top priority." But the ignored it ... for months, fact is that after repeated when maybe we could attacks on U.S. targets -have dofle something to the World Trade Center, stop 9/11 . Maybe. We'll two U.S. embassies and never know." the USS Cole _; Clinton Besides making some responded only once , with petty observations that . a cruise missile strike. Clarke was trying to sell a And , the record shows book, the White House that, during the Clinton released -- and was days, Clarke felt ·Clinton entirely y.~ithin its rights to did not do enough to fight release -- a background terrorism , either. briefing that Clarke held In fact, he's right. with reporters in August -Neither Clinton nor Bush 2002 in which he defend- actually waged a "war on ed White House prepara- · terror" before 9/11 . But lions there's no question that co~trary to a Time mag· Bush is waging one now, azine assertion that the and voters understand it. • 26Weeks ............'60.00 52 Weeks . . . . .......'1 18.80 Rates Outside l,lelgs County 13Weeks . . . . . ... '50.05 26 Weeks .. 1 . . . . ' 100.10 52 Weeks _ '200.20 . ,, ••• ·RACINE' R'acine Village Council will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday -at t~e municipal building. · ' . ·• • • ·ODOT to repair bridge approach BY BRIAN J. I POMEROY ~ The official General Educational Development (GED) test will be offered in Meigs County on Aprtl 21 and 22. Upon passing the test, adults receive the Ohto Htgh School Equivalence Diploma, generally accepted as equal to a high school diploma. Information ?bout the official practice test and fee wa1ver are ava11ap1e from the Athens/Meigs Educational . Serv1ce Centers Bradbury Center, at 992-6930, Middleport Center, 992-5808, or Tuppers Plains Center 667-0441. . "Many ~d~lts have found the GED program to provide a second chance at earnmg a high school diploma, wh1ch has ~.elped them move to the next step in a successful hie,. sa1d Carol Brewer, Meigs County Adult Bas1c and Literacy Education (ABLE) program. Screening scheduled TUPPERS PLAINS _ Kindergarten screening will be conducted at Eastern · Elementary School on Monday and Tuesday. Parents are asked to call 985-3304 to make an appointment as soon as possible. The child's Social Security number, original birth certificate, and immunization record are required to register for the upcoming school year. Plan services POMEROY ~ A living dramatization of The Last Supper will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday ai St. Paul Lutheran Church . Refreshments will be served. The church will conduct a Palm Sunday procession at 10:40 a.m. on Palm Sunday. Members will meet at Grace Episcopal Church and proceed to St. Paul Church for worship with Holy Communion. Maundy Thursday services with Holy Communion will pe held at 7 p.m. on April 8, and Good Friday services will be held at 7 p.m. , with a Tenebrae service. The public is invited to all of the events. ' available Trees POMEROY ~ The Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District still has a limited number- of backyard packets containing two each of Japanese Quince, Flowering Dogwood, Sand Cherry, Summer Lilac, and Siberian Peashrub for $15 and Golden Delicious apple trees packets containing two seedlings for $18. The office is located at. 33101 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, and orders may be ordered at 992-4282. / POMEROY bumpy road The to ' lhe Pomeroy/Ma~on Bridge which has jarred ~ · and · annoyed - · local motoiists for most of the winter will be smoother soon, according to the Ohio Department . of Tmnsportation. Don Tillis, project manager for the construction of the new · Pomeroy/Mason Bridge, said the Shelly Co. will pave West Main Street · from Triplett's Car Wash to the bridge later this month, once the company's' asphalt plant opens for the construction season. Tillis said the project is first on the contractor's Club members hear gardening tips REEDSVILLE ~ A talk on common diseases and pests in the garden and yard was given by Hal Kneen , Extension agent, at a recent meeting of the Riverview Garden Club held at the Hickory Hills Church building. He gave tips on pest control and how to solve pest problems, along with ways on identifying diseases. The meeting was hosted by Wendy Hannum , Nancy Wachter and Nola Young. Margaret Cauthon gave devotions. Fruit baskets were prepared for the elderly and delivered to them by some of the members. Others attending were Frances Reed , Maxine Whitehead, Syl:via Webb. Margaret Grossnickle, Mary Alice Bise. Marilyn Hannum, Janet Connolly, Ruth Ann Balderson, Janice Young, and guests, ·Gail Parsons and Linda Dunlap. Parsons won the door prize. . A voluinteer cleanup day at Forked Run State Park was anr10unced for April 17. Next meeting will be a pizza party on March 25 at the Reedsville Methodist - Church social room . Band from Page A1 April cleanup of cemeteries planned MIDDLEPORT~ Decorations on graves in Middleport cemeteries are to be removed by April 15, Mayor Sandy lannarelli announced today. At that time work will begin on cleaning up the cemeteries. GALLIPOLIS ~ Dwight Icenhower joined by Chris Wilson of Cincinnati and another singer, Ellis, will perform at the Holiday Inn, Gallipoli~. from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday night. There will be a $10 cover charge. Autism autism until it struck our family,'' said Charlotte. "We now know what kind of extra help these kids need:' Page A1 Children · with autism require several hours of that have been diagnosed speech therapy arid physiwith autism according lb cal therapy. Wamsley said the Autism Society of a lot of insurance compa· America. Autism is the nies only pay for the bare fastest-growin!;J develop· minimum to treat the dis· ment disability m America. ability. She said insurance HOPE has organized the does not pay for the spesecond annual five kilome· cial equipment --t'h ildren , ter Walk for Autism which need to do daily routines in · will take place at 11 a.m. life. Wamsley said 100 per· Saturday; April 3, at the cent of the money that they Gallipolis City Park. The raise will be used to help money pledged forth is walk individuals with autism. ' will help defray some of the "I predict a good turnout expenses autism requires .• and I think Meigs County Racine residents Kay will be· well, represented,'' · Hill, Charlotte and Dick said Wamsley. "I am doing Wamsley, and Monica this walk because I hope Freeman have spearhead- that this will help children ed a fundraising drive to with autism have some of contribute at least $1 ,000 . the same chances at run"People have been won- ning, jumpjng, playing and derful ,'' said HilL learning that all children do.'' "Busine.sses and indiv.iduals . If anyone Js interested in that have responded have making a contribution, been really.supportive." · Wa'msley said she could The Wamsleys' have a be contacted at 949-2692. four-year-old , niece, The HOPE Intervention Carlyn , who has been program in Gallia County can be contacted at 740diagnosed with autism . "We weren't aware of 446-6187. \)r6in I • list , and should be completed by mid~April. "1 spoke to a Shelly Co. representative today, and their plant opens on April 12,'' Tillis said. "This project will be the first completed once that happens." The $16,000 project will take only · two days to complete, Tillis said. . Tillis blamed the--bumpy section of Main Street on winter weather as well as site preparation for the new bridge. "We had a lot of freezing and thawing this winter and that's largely to blame for the problem, but we also completed a couple of pipe crossings across Main Street, and that's a contributing factor as well." REED BREEIJ@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Concert planned If nothing . else. Bill weeks, he's single-hand- . Those would have tha edly made the Bush White embarrassing effect of Clinton definitely put the right man in charge ol House look like chumps, proving that the counterfighting AI Qaeda. anticipating their every "·terrorist policies the Bush · Evidently, the Bush move and outmaneuver- White House adopted in administration once Gene ing the GOP smear Sept. 2001 were virtually thought so. too. Lyons machine. Accustomed to identical to strategies he'd On the morning of 9/11, bullying adversaries into developed · at thensilence, the White House President Clinton's urging. it was Richard Clarke who ran the White House has made one tactical Pressed by Tim Russert Situation Room while blunder after another. The to justify portraying almost everybody else that George W. Bush's result has been a political Clinton as far more ran for bomb shelters, and main political asset was disaster. responsive to the terrorist ,, Air Force One flew hither his carefully crafted image Alter C·larke's · book threat than Bush in his and yon until conditions a:; a decisive leader in the depicted Bush on Sept. book, Clarke was characwere safe enough for the "war on terror," Clarke 12, 2001, urging him to teristically blunt: ''Well, he president to return to watched the administra- pin 9/11 on . Sad dam did something, and Washington. lion vilify one critic after Hussein (the FBI and CIA President Bush did nothDuring the most per- another, fingered the hijackers as ing prior to Sept. 11." ilous day in recent Everybody who ques- AI Qaeda operatives "Against All Enemies" American history, Clarke tioned invading Iraq, a almost immediately), an pulls no punches. Clark ·and several colleagues -- secular, oil·rich · Arab aide to Condi Rice told candi'tiY assesses the who'd been ·war-gaming police state , instead of " "60 Minutes" it never hap- Monica Lewinsky scanterrorist scenarios, draw- fighting AI Qaeda, a state- pened. Problem was , dal's debilitating impact ing up disaster response less band of religious Clarke had witnesses . upon Clinton's ability 10 protocols and warning -a- fanatics, got it in the back: Evidently, the only party to fight. AI Qaeda. CQmplacent White House former Army Chief of Staff the conversation who'd "Like most of his advithat something terrible GEric Shinseki , Marine· forgotten it was the presi- sors," he writes, .. 1 was was about to happen __ en. . Anthony. Zinhi, dent himself. The White beyond mad that the essentially became the Ambassador Joe Wilson House changed its story. President had not shown u.s. government. ,They and his wife Valerie Rice now alibis that enough discretl·on· or self handled all communica- Pslame , former Treasury . Bush's suspicions were control , although .... I was lions, grouncJed •. civilian - h edcrehtary Paul O'Neill. All justified. angrier, almost increduclosed . the a t eir reputations tarN t S B'll F . t R a[.rcraft, · h " hn' h ex • en. 1 rts • - lous, that the bitterness of 1511 r '' onesty Te natl·on's ·borders, -.shut nls e~.~.. h · · '' .nn· • a II b· ut c harge·d Clinton's enemies khew 'I d e · even J e1r patnCl · down its ports and notified assai ,. d Th ar ke WI'thI' perJury on th e n . o bounds , that 'they . the nervous Russians that 0 tIsm ques tone · · B ereh II oor of th e U·S· s enate. Intended to hurt not J·ust are no fac ts . '" us Frts · t asser ted th Putting the U.S military on W . at ear1·1er Clint_on but the country b·y IY mot IVeS. its highest state of alert in orld • on test1'mon h<> s t turntng the President's Y "' ubsequen. K 30 years didn'f portend a nowtng ·that his book, ly adml.tted not read·ng 1 personal prdblem into a "A ga1nst · All Enemies.'' d'ff d f h t Cl nuclear attack. I ere rom w a ar ke global, public circus for This is the guy Dick (Simon and Schuster, told the 9/11 Commission their own political en·ds." would depict a 1 t k F Cl k Ch eney says was ..ou1 of 2004) White . House' that di' s· as wee . lne, ar e Each time Clinton struck the loop." He ought to · respohded on "Meet the know better than to trifle missed terrorism as a Press." AI Qaeda or warned .th Clar"'e. Intense and . Clinton-era obsession , .. . against . terrorism ld Wl 1 wou . " t d . I t0 we 1come tl Republicans accused h'lm' abrasive. he's serve"' four reac e pa:>slve Y warn· b · d 1 .,. d " h u·~gs of an 1 ·m d' AI emg ec ass I le • e of trying to divert attent1'on 1 pen mg the sa·d "b t t · t l'ttl 1 Presidents, starting with . • h u no Jhus a L1 ,e aeda strike during from his sexual sins. So, Ronald Reagan . and has 11ne ere or 1 ere. e1s yeah , Clarke has an ax to .d a reputation as a fierce summer 0 f 2001 th en d 1 dec Iass1·fy a· 11 .s, IX · hours of rind. He clearly bel 1 ·eves reclsel as Laden =oureat~eratic-infighte . ---~ ~ti·;~~;inlffi~~'flt,~;~lil~,y;..~-:-"~=o==~~~~;;;b~~'~;;~~~~~~ . . . w1shed by a Aft. er res1gn1ng 1n 1rus· without finishing t~e in He · challenged· Rice to over country the tratlOn, Clarke clearly Afghanistan, Glafke clear- let her testimony before Clintonyears, and that tbe went to school on the . ly anticipated toe admiQis- the 9/11 Commission be Bush White House is made public, too ; as well doing it again . And so far Bush team, somewhat as !ration's counte'rattack. he once studted 0. sama Gv r th as liis e-mails and memos he's gett1'ng the best of th ' 1 1 wo lo and from ner off1cl!'; argument · e bin Laden. Understanding e e ' pas I . Council meets · Test to be given The Qaily Sentinel • Page As Ww\V.mydailysentinel.com ·Local B,riefs Clarke came prepared for this fight Donna 1illis . . Thursday, April t, 2004 , 2004 .• ' '· Thursday, ,. voters:post 9/11-Bush record tmmps pre-9111 The Daily Sentjnel .- PageA4 · Association's District 17 honor band. They are Maegan Dodson who plays trumpet, Andrew Henderson who plays trombone, and Wesley Fields who plays tuba. · Also selected to take part was Andy Francis of EasterQ High School, percussion. The students were selected following audilions at the Ohio University School of Music. Both Dodson and Fields are seniors, arid Henderson is a junior. The 68 musicians from 16 different schools in Southeastern Ohio will meet for the first time on Friday. They will rehearse Friday and Saturday and then perform a concert at 7:30 p.m . in the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on the cam· pus of Ohio University. The honor band is con dueled each year by a guest conductor usually .:_from a university. This year's conductor will be·· Dr. Terence G. 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' ' PLa..:,.rli,>JJ. VALLEY HOSPITAL �• J • - A6 • The Daily Sentinel ' www.mydailysentinel.com . Thursday, April 1, 2004 ' Bl The Daily Sentinel· INSIDE' Top tier teams remain, Page 82 Newcomers join U~onn, Tennessee, Page 82 Spring training update, Page B6 'i Thursday, Aprilt, 2004 i ' ' Prep Schedule Larson sidelined by another weird setback Today's games ' Gallipolis 'I j •t square " .I Baseball Galtia Academy at Chesapeake, 4:30p.m. Meigs at, River Valley, 4:30 p.m. .. Associated Press Softball Meigs at River Valley. 4:30 p.m. Track and Field South Gallia at Vmton County Tennis Gallia Academy at Marietta. 4:30pm. SARASOTA. Fla. - If there's it: virus going around, Brandon Larson is sure to. catch it. If a fo ul ball whistles toward the dugvut, his head is liable to be the one turned the other away. The pitcher let'!; one· slip'' There's no doubt it ' ll zero in on some part or his body. · '· · • Th;it's just the way it is. "He's got that cloud." Cincinnati Reds manager Dave Miley marveled. The third baseman is under it Friday's games · ~ BBJ.§b&tl River yaHey at Ath,$~ , <BO. p.m. Miller at Meigs. 4 :~ p.' '"' . dance 111"A .square ,dance will be. held, "7~10 p.m. at AmVets in Gallipolis. Dance to the "Sounds of Blue Grass." For more information, call (7 40) 446-8519. Eastern at Alexand'e . 4;30 p.m . Roc~ Hill at South Gallia, 4:30p.m . sbLthern at Nelsonville-York, 4:30p.m . . Softball River Valley a~ Athens.- 4:30p.m. Miller at Meigs , 4 :30 p.m .. Eastern at Alexander, 4:30p.m. South Gallia at -Fairland . 4:30 ,p.m. Sou the rn at Nelsonville-York, 4:30pm . Track and Field Gallia Academy at Logan Elm Meet River Valley at Athens Relays Tennis Valley at Gallia Academy. 4:30 p.m Pt. Pleasant Saturday's games Baseball River Valley at Vinton County (OH), 1 p m. South Gallia at Coal Grove (OH). noon Jackson at Meigs (DH), noon • SOftball South Gallia at Coal Grove (OH). noon Meigs at Jackson, noon Eastern at Wah ama . 1 p.m. Easter Egg , Hunt ,aga BY JOE KAY Buffa lo at South Gall Ia, 4:30p.m. 1 n He ' ll Open the season on the dbabled li st. done in by a sprained toe that wiped out . most of his spring training. "THrf toe' " 'Larson said Wednesday. sitting wearily - and warily - in a cluhhouse foldin g chair. "I wouldn ' t wish · il on anybody. I'll tell you that. Me especially. It's just anotl\er chapter to a st ring of spring training incidents. It's really di sappointing'." This time, a loe. Last month, it was an eye infe ction . Before. that. a rash . . . And that" s ju~ t,Jhe latest in a thick medica l history brimming with bad moments that have derailed a promi si11g career. The Texan led Louisiana State to .its second strai ght College World Series title in 1997 . winning MVP honors. and was drafted by the Red s in the first round. Before long. things started to go left knee while sliding into home plate and needed reconstructive surgery. A year later.• he bruised the same knee and was forced on the • ' ' disabled li st. . He was just getting "arted. After an uneventful 200 I season that included his fir st promotion to thtl>)11ajors, his luck took a turn fat"" the weird . Larson had one of his proudest moments on Aug. 15. 2002. hitting a homer off Randv Johnson the first time he ever faced him . Naturally. it wrong . wasn't long before eup horia gave Only I~ games into his seconll way to a jolt of pain. ' seaso n in the minors, he tore up hi s Please see Larson, Bl - NFL adopts penalty for celebrations Soaked Again Wednesday's results BY BARRY WILNER Associated Press Baseball Fairland 3,.Gallia Academy I · Vinton County at Me1gs. ppd Eastern at Tr1mble. ppd Southern at Federal Hocking. ppd Softball Fairland 8, Gal lia Academy 1 Vinton County at Me1gs, ppd · Eastern at Tnmble. ppd Southern at Fede ral Hocking ppd . IJ The Second Annual Easter Egg Hunt for children 10 and under at the West Virginia State Farm Musewn will be held 10 a.m.-noon Saturday, April 3. Other activities throughout the day . include ·egg coloring, pictures\vith the Easter . Bunny, egg tos~. pin the tail on the rabbit, Easter bonnet contest for girls 10 and under, Betty's Trail and Herb stories, and a rafile of Easter baskets with the drawing at 3:30 p.m. Tickets will ·also be sold for a handmade cherry chest, with . the drawing in April, date to be announced. ·. All proceeds go toward the purchase · of playground equipment for the Farm Museum. For additional information, call the Farm Museum at 675-5737. Monday, April 5 Baseball Gallia Academy at Mariana . 5 p.m . River Valley at Fairland. 5 p.m. South Gallia vs. Whileoak (at Rio). 5 p.m . Meigs at Nelsonville.York, 5 p.m. Eastern at Wat erford, 5 p.m Trimble at Southern. 5 p_m . Softball Marietta at Gclllia Acaderny. 5 p m. River Valley at Fairland, 5 p.m. IIAeigs at Nelsonville-York , 5 p.m. Eastern at waterford. 5 p.m. Trimble at Southern. 5 p.m Crew Stadium to host World Cup .. qualifier COLUMBUS - The U.S. Men 's · National Team will play Grenada at Columbus Crew Stadium on .June 13 in the first round of qualifying for the 2006 World Cup. The Columbus Crew and U.s _ . Soccer officials announced Wednesday that the game will be the first of a two-game series. The second match will be played in St." George 's, Grenada on June 20. The winner of that _series . will advance to the semifi nal round of qualifying, where it will play six round-robin games against three other teams. Since opening in 1999. Columbus Crew Stadium has hosted the U.S. men's team four times. including two qu al· ifying game s for the 2002 World Cup. "We know that fans from all over the country will find their way to Columbus .to suppon us and it is the perfect venue for us to begin our World Cup journey.' ' said U.S. soccer manager Bruce Arena. ·~~Southside ~ Dance Dance to music by the Rocky Mountain Boys, 7-10 p.m. Saturday, April 3 at the South~ide Community Center. !;II For the second straight day. rain has postponed athletic events across our area. Meigs was set to host Vinton County in baseball and softball. Eastern wa.s at Trimble and Southern was slated to take on Federal Hocking - all those contests were affected by the weather and no makeup dates have been announced. The Meigs Lady Marau(ler's softball field is shown above as lt absorbs punishment from the showers Wednesday. (Brad Sherman) Please see Celebrate, Bl Crew lcroksio ,estab1ish newidentity--wittrorrHvlcBr· BY ANITA CHANG . Associated Press · COLUMBUS - The story of the Columbus Crew this season isn' t about who's here .- it 's about who 's gone. For the first time in the team's eight-year hi story, it won't have marquis player Brian McBride, who ended weeks of specu lation by announcing in January that he signed a multiyear contract to play for Fulham of the English Premier League. The Crew is looking to All spring sports coaches are rebound from a I0-12·8 sea· son with fresh talent - there reminded to send in their game are currently ll. new players or meet reports by II :30 p.m. They can be faxed to 446on its 23-man roster. .. 3008~ ·or e• mai"l' them to· ··" Coli.Jrribus·opens its ~easo11, sports@mydailytribune .com. Saturday at Crew Stadium You may also call them in at . against the New York/New . Jersey MetroS tars. 446-2342, ext. 33. They do need to be tn by Sin.ce last season, the II :30 p.m. to make it in the Crew has lost not only next day's edition. . . Leon Leon Luckies Coaches reminder Egg Hunt · · Leon Luckies 4-H Club is sponsoring a community Easter Egg Hunt at 1 p.m,, Saturday, April 3 at .Upton's Air Strip. . 111e event is fDee and open to the'public. Rain date is AprillO. I I I I I I I I I I Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken • 228 Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Drive.Thru Window 992-5432 1 J -I :I I PALM BEACH. Fla.- NFL owners adopted a ISyard penalty for excessive celebrations Wednesday after being em barrassed by Joe Horn ·s hidden cell phone trick and Terrell Owens· end-zone autograph. The penalty will be in addition to fines previously in place for choreographed and multiplayer celebrations . The infractions are CQ nsidered unsportsmanlike condu ct penalties. The yardage will be marched off from the spot at the end of the previou s play or. after a score. on the ensuing kickoff. If the infraction is fla grant. the player will be ejected. "The players know they will be hurting their team." Jets coac h Herman Edwards said. The vote was 31-1. with the Raiders the lone dis: senter. . In December, Horn made an end-zone call after a teammate h<1nded him a phone that had been stas hed under the goa l-post padding. The season before. Owens pulled a pen from hi s sock to sig n the foothall after a touchdown catch. . The owne r~ on Wednesday abo : - inc reased the ~iLe of practice squads from five to eight players: - allowed head coaches or any player to call a timeout: · - extended the five -day period immediately after the season ends for interviewing assistant eoaches to seven days. or the conclusion of the wild-card round. The policy also now will cover high-le1el front office positions: - made a punt or mi"ed field goal. untouc·hed by the receiv ing team a dead ball once it touches the end . ' McBride but also captain Mike Clark and goalie Tom Both players Presthus. announced their · relircmenl from professional soccer off. se a,on . during the Midfieloer Brian West tran s: ferred to Norwav. Head coach G"reg Andrulis described the roster changes as a "fresh start." "It's been great. a breath of fresh air. A lot of new faces. new ·personalities, new work habits at training - so it' s been good for all of us:· said Andrulis, starting his third full season -as head coach. Defender Robin Fra ser. who joined the team in January after being acquired from the Colorado Rapids, ~aid the roster changes had onl)i one purpose . "Clearly, the goal with this many moves was to win a championship.'' he said . The Crew missed the playoffs last year for the second time in franchise his tory. Players said team chemi)try has been good. despite so man y new faces that Andruli s joked about having to wear name ta g~. " I' m enjoying every day guys. with the new Everybody seems 10 blend in all right so far." forward · Edson Buddie said . ' " It's a good thing the pre· season's so long. so you have time to ge t 10 knciw each other and be ready for the fi rst game this season." he sa id . ' The Crew made more than just changes to the roster. On WednesLia y. work crew' in cranes re moved g iant posters of McB-fide, Pre sthu s and Clark. from the side of Crew Stadium and replaced them with images of Buddie .. Jeff Cunningham and . Frankie Colum bus Crew player Brian Maisonneuve , right, introduces Crew players to the media Wednesday in Columbus. Teammates Nelson Akwari, left and Robin Fraser, center. look Hejduk . Pl~e~r:w:~ _ ~~ (:~ ________________ ~ • Alzheimer's Support Group Third Tuesday ofeach month 'i.p.m. . . Pleasam Valley Nursing & RehabililaliOn Cemerlnfonnation.· (304)675-5236 ·. • Arthritis Support Group Secotld Thursdm' ofeach monrh 3p.m. Pleasant railer Wei/ness Cemer ln[omwrion ·1304)675-8639 t.Aphasia Associa:tio.n &-Stroke..Suppo.rt-Gmup Fourth Tuesdm•ofeach month I p:m. . Plea:mmValley Nursing &Rehabilitation Cemer ln(onnarion. (304) 675-5250 • Ba-lance Clinic _ , ,-=~o-at WingS=GrieLSupport Gr~mn-,~~~~.,-~-=+,------= Third .lfrmdar o(each molllh Firs1 .\1omlar ofeachmonth SwJI 6:30p.m. Owpalient R'chahilitulicm Depamnenr Pleasanrl'a/ler Ho!pital Main Building /nfonnarion (304!675-8639 For more in/ormarion:1304! 675-7400 ~ • Cameo Ladies • Breast Cancer Support Group Fourrh Monday ofeach mo11ih • . ?p.m. Pleasa111 Valley Hospital Main Building lnfonnarion: (304) 675-7997. I I I I I I , I I I I . ~---------~------------~~-----------------~------~--~-----~----~ �- r• Thursday, Apnl , , 2004 Page '82 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, Aprd www m) dadysentinel.com Associated Press Based on ped1gree th1s should be " great Fmal Four The teams left chasmg the NCAA champtonsh1p 1nclude the preseason No I the v.mner of the top preseason tournament a perenmal power th 11 spent a month at No I and a top con ference s regular seasop and tourn.t ment champs Further proof that there are no sleepers The lov. est seed lett No 1 Gcorg1<1 Tech ,Jircady hds beaten Duke and Connecucut,.;the te 1ms the Yellow ldckets could play m the finale 1f they get past Oklahoma St,ue on Saturday mght Whoever v. ms the ch tmp1onsh1p I thmk wtll really be the true 1l'at10n al champ th1s year UCon n codch J 1111 Calhoun sa1d Wednesday I thmk most years they tre but th1s ye,Jr I c<1n cle nl) s 1y you have to wm two g1eat basketball games Seemg the cre,un nse to the top doesn t a!Wd)S make tor .t memo rable NCAA tournament Ems lo ve stones ot underdogs pulling ott upset after upset to reach the fm,tl weekend or one star pia) er carrymg h1s school to a strnig ol Vlctones Yet there s somethmg to be s ud ,tbout the wa~ 11 s worked out thiS season Es{X!ctally when player> who could dommate 111 college are mstead gomg to the NBA straiJhl I rom h1gh school or afte r one ) ear of school These clubs st1ll have the1r m,u quee players but the common denommator " that they earned their w,t) to San Antomo by becommg v. ell 10unded teams capable ot llSlllg to challenges The conttnu1ty ol college basket ball 1s not what 11 used to be 'ud Geor~11 Tech coac h Paul Hewllt the only ~Fmal Four ncwcome1 amon.; this years coaches You no longer have to have guys play together tor one or two seasons Now m,Jybe h,tll 1 season three quarters of a sedson 1111 ght be enough to have them beLome a cohes1ve umt and then get hot at the nf,hl t1me walkmg IntO the tournament The Yellow Jackets ,md Cowboys v. ho meet m the early game Saturd 1y were long shots s1x months ago because of uncertamt1es -Georgia Tech was u ymg to over come the loss of freshman sensatton Chns Bosh now with the Toronto Raptors Even With hun the Jackets miSsed the tournament last ~ear Then pract1ces began and HewJtt qUickly believed hiS team could be among the n 1t10n s best He e; en told them so They 1esponded by wmmng the preseason NIT gomg 27 9 ani! ty1ng tor thJrd m the ACC They ve kept ~>.mmng m the tournament even w1th leadmg scorer B J Elder hobbled by a spramed ,mkle Because we play so many gu) s 11 s 1 d1fferent (st,Jr) every n1 ght Hew1tt smd People may get lulled mto thmkmg that they re not very ~ood that the sum IS greate1 than the md!Vldual parts But the mdl\ 1dual parts of thiS team me ve1y very good The Cov. bovs came mto the season t1~10g to blend live transfers v.1th three holdovers They got their gro~>. mg pams out ol the way early then breezed through the B1g 12 They entered the NCAA tournament hav mg won 17 ot 18 games wllh the only loss by one pomt Ill double over t1me on the road agamst M1ssoun The other national sem1final fea tures teams whose fans probably marked this weekend m mk on thetr calendars back m October Connecttcut started the season 1an ked No I lost llS fourth game to Georg1a Tech - ,md dropped five more mostly alter star center Emeka Okalor was InJured The Husk1es tal ent and" depth camed them through rocky t1mes and Ben Gordon has taken over the sconng load m the tournament They ve won each of theJT tournament games by at least 16 pomts Now UConn gets Duke the team 11 beat m the 1999 champ10nsh1p game Although Blue Dev1ls coach M1ke Krzyzewsk1 showed h1s team tape ot v1ctones that sent prevrous teams to the Fmal Four he dismiSsed that tllle game as havmg little rele;ance m ou1 game Satmday No relevance to be qmte frank wllh you he smd because none of these k1ds played m that game m:rtbune - Sentinel - .1\egtster CLASSIFIED We Cove,...._""' Pe1haps more 1elcvant rs tillS Duke semar Chns Duhon IS the only pi aver 11 thiS FuMI FoUl who hIS been there before He w ts 1 l1eshman when the Blue Devtls v. on 11 ,,II 111 200 I Wuh Stillw 1te1 Okla about 500 miles from the Altmodome Oklahomt St lte IS the gcogr<~phlc favonte The Cowboys tlso could bewme the sentiment II p1c'The1r storv lines mdude John Lucas arnv 11 from B 1yio1 alter that program w IS 1ocked by tragedy and scandal plus couch Eddie Suttons attempt to shed the libel ot ownmg the most wms Without,, !Mtlonal t1tle There also are the llli'Jllones of I0 people who d1ed 111 1 plane cnsh whtle returnmg hom il ~ 1me tluee yems tgo Starter h.tn McF 1rlm mel reserve TeJTence Clawlord were on the Cowbo) s roster thdt se 1son There s not <~,,P 'Y goes by that I don t thmk 1bout one ot those 10 people Sutton s 11d I m not sure there' ever complete closlllc l thmk u s alw.tys gomg to be 111 ) our heat1 and m ymu nund Two newcomers join Tennessee and UConn in Final Four BY CHUCK ScHaFFNER Assoc ated Press Change the Site tum the calend,tr to a nev. year and 11 stlll comes out the same - Connecticut ,md Tennessee are m the women s Fmtl Four on t~ack lor another showdown 10 the champ1onsh1p game Only thiS tune the n tllon s two most promment programs w11l have a couple ot strangers With them when they gather m New Odeans next weekend LSU and Mmnesota both made It for the tirst ume and head mto the natwnal sem1fmals Sunday mght with mterestmg story lines The Lady Tiger> are playmg for thetr mlmg coach and Mmnesota has become a force w1th the return of Lmdsay Whalen from a broken nght hand Th1s dehmtely has not sunk Ill yet Mmnesota coach Pam Borton satd Connecucut (29 4) seeking 1ts third stra1ght nat1onal champ10nshtp and fourth m tne years plays Mmnesota (25 8) m one senufmal "'llh Southeastern Conte1ence nvals Tennessee (30 1) and LSU (27 7) meetmg m the other That means - ~>.h,lt else JS ne~>. 0 ConnectiCUt and Tennessee agmn could meet for the tttle UConn beat the Lady Yols 73 68 tor last year s lltle and defe 1ted them m the 1995 and 2000 champwnsh1p games 1s well as the 2002 se m1tmals Tennessee the only No I seed to make 11 has won a successiOn ot close games thts season and d1d so agmn 10 the M1dwest Reg10nal The Lady Vols beat Stanford 62 60 on Tasha Butts basket v.tth I 7 seconds left m the reg10nal hnal Tuesday mght Butts made two free throws after a dtsputed foul was called v.1th 0 2 sec onds remammg to beat Baylor 71 69 m the sell1tfinals It s unbelievable Butts sa1d The whole season we ve been put m sJtuauons hke th1s and It always seems like I have the ball 10 my hands I m very confident I can make a play for our team Tennessee IS the nat1on s leader with s1x nauonal titles and 15 Fmal Four appearances but coach Pat Sunumtt h tsn t won 11 all smce 1998 Mmnesota the No 7 seed m the M1deast ended top seeded Dukes champ1onsh1p dream With an 82 75 VICtory Tuesday mght The Gophers are the lowest seeded team to reach the season s last weekend smce Arkansas got m as a No 9 10 1998 LSU s Sue Gunter had to wmt unt1l her 40th year ot coachmg to earn a Fmal Four berth and she hasn t even been around to enJOY the nde Gunter has a respiratory atlment that hmtts her to pracuce and film sesswns and assiStant Pokey Chatman has been runmng the team m games W1th Gunter at home m Baton Rouge the Lady T1gers made 1t With a 62 60 v1ctory over Georgta m the West Regmnal final 10 Seattle on Monday mght • We are a part of h1story LSU star Se1mone Augustus sa1d We gave Coach Gunter her first Fmal Four and one for Pokey Chatman too Connecticut earned a record fifth strmght Fmal Four trtp with a 66 49 The court agreed to hear Press They set forth an argr1ments days before the expedited bnefmg schedule draft to overturn the ruling Nothmg happened today that was unexpected The court 1s allowmg Oh1o State sopho from Page 61 more Maunce Claret! and JUSt domg what ll needs to do other underclassman and h1gh to work hard and get Maunce zone or touches a klckmg schoolers mto the drall m the draft - and w1th plen team player 111 the end zone NF -modJhed tree kick fmr L ch1ef .counsel Jeff ty ot lime to do 1t catch and personal lou! rules Pash thmks there s a strong Pash smd the heanng w1ll - allowed Wide recetvers chance the court will grant a be Apnl 19 or 20 to wear Nos IO th!Ough 19 stay of the lower court ruling The vote on 1eplay was 29 even when numbers 111 the before the Apnl 24 25 draft 3 w1th Kansas C1ty 80s are available That Clarett uthern lndwnapolis and Cmcmnat1 Comm 1ssJoner M1ke voting aga1 nst Anzona ~,---:-~-~~~i\~~·~~§;:',~~~tr:~¥-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the first -tune~accordmg . to Tagltabue \oted for the poss1b'!e new draft 1 h h Network could c<~rry games l~e ye,u extensiOn Wit t e ltv.: m the next tele\tSJon I thmk there ts a very sub addlt!Ollal challenge stanllal chance he will not be Tv.entv tour votes were package The current $!7 6 m the draft Pash smd needed f10m the 12 teams to b1lilon contract w1th Should that happen and the keep replay Tagilabue sa1d B ABC/ESPN A C and CB S NFL subsequently loses the some teams were reluctant to expires after the 2005 season appeal a supplemental draft put 1t m permanently m fear I don 1 thmk It s likely but for those players would be 1l would be too d1ffJcult to anythmg m life IS posSible h d f he saJd 'The NFI,; Network IS el w1thm . I 0 days o the remove court deciSion ln a key fmancm~ move 111 the long term NFL Network IS earned by Alan Milstem Clarett s owners renewed for 15 years I d b f h agent sa1d that would harm the NFL Tru st wh1ch pro sateI lle an Y two 0 t e hts chent Mliste1n sa1d v1des $4 mllhon per team m maJor earners "Ould lose lever,tg"' IJcensmg revenue for mer On cable Tuesday hours after "larett .._ ~ league owners approved a to negotiate a contract as chand1se v.H~ team logos well as practJce time and t1me But there was enough sent1 f1ve year extens1on of mstant to learn h1s new team s play ment from teams such as the replay addmg a third coach book 1f he were not drafted C b R d k d es challenge 1f the f1rst two ow oys e s 1ns an are successful the NFL sue m Apnl Dolphms to mvesllgate mod ceeded 111 a federal appeals They d1d not 1ssue a stay 1fym~ n and Tagilabue w111 court 111 New York M1lstem told The Associated appomt a nme member com Celebrate v1ctory over top seeded Penn St 1te 111 the East Regwnal final Mood 'Y mght Mmnesota 8 20 three years ago has been rejuvenated by Whalen s return after the second team All Amencan mtssed the last seven regu Jar season games The Gophers ended up beatmg the top three seeds m the1r reg1on to reach the Fmal Four knock mg off No 2 Kansas State and No 3 Boston College before the stunner agamst Duke Whalen 1s averagmg 22 pomts 10 the toumament Connecticut wh1ch has won 16 strmght NCAA tournament games 1s commg full c1rcle wtth tts tnp to New Orleans The B1g Easy tS where UConn made Hs first Pmal Four appearance m 1991 long before coach Geno Aunemma s program began challengmg Tennessee for supremacy m the sport Th1s will be the e1ghth appearance for the Husk1es who after a rocky regular season have hushed any notton that they were vulnerable and not up to UConn s prev1ous champ1 onsh1p standards mmee to look at all aspects of revenue shanng No one 'luesuons the con cept ol apportlonmg 1ncome parllcularly from the e1ght year $17 6 brll10n televtsJon contract But owners such as Dallas Jerry Jones and W.1shmgton s Dan Snyder want w1der mar ketmg nghts for theJT teams p1 oducts Owners m smaller markets mcludmg Buffa}o s Ralph Wilson lndmnapohs~ l1m lrsay and Pl!tsburgh s Dan Rooney are concerned about what they cons1der an mcreas1ng d1spanty' to cash flov. between teams Taghabue 63 md1cated there wlil be no problem m negotmtmg an extensiOn of h1 s contract wh1ch expues May 2005 The owners voted unammously Monday to g1ve hun ,Js many as three more years beyond that date The owners heard more on the proposal to bUJid a new stadiUm for the New York Jets on the West S1de of Manhattan Taghabue sa1d there would be further d1s cusswn but emphas1zed no commitment was made by the leag ue tor a future Super Bowl there In 1ts th1ashmg of Penn St tte UConn put together 1ts foulth str,ught outstandmg pel tonn mce on defense and shot 60 pe1ce nt 111 the second halt OtlenSJvely Connecucut agam IS gettmg strong postse !SOil play I rom All Ame11can D1111a T<iuJasl and sophomore B 1rb u 1Tu1 ne1 has p1cked up her g 1111e too Turner swred 1 6 pomts ag 1111st Penn State whlie Tauras1 had 27 They .tre ve1 y cont1dent 1n the11 ab11iUes and feel they can take on the w<Jrld Aunemma s ud There IS no fear They JUSt pia) the game Gunter s sltU<Jtlon and the school s prox1m1ty to New Orleans could make LS U the senttmental ta• 011te And that s not all the Lad} T1geJS ha• e gomg f01 them Augustus a sophomore IS the lead mg scorer 10 the NCAA tournament w1th a 26 3 average after gettmg 29 pomts m the v1ctory over Georgm She also lit up top seeded Texas for 29 m the reg10n 11 sem1hnals and IS shootmg 65 6 percent m the touma ment acqUJred 111 1 ll ade w1th Los Angeles 111 January and Bnan Ma1sonneuve now the only member ol from Page 61 the Ollgln.tl ColumbtJS Clew Cunnmgham and F1aser 37 v.11l anchor Buddie are expected to a de tense prev1ou sl¥ l ed t,tke on the responstbli1ty by Clark But h1s JOb of sconng goals a JOb extends beyond the play that prevwusly fell to mg l 1eld - he v.lil Jiso McBnde be respons1ble tor help I JUSt want to be mg younger playeiS ~ healthy for the 30 games As dO older pl.1yer com1ng up and score you li,l\e 1 number ot goals and contn bute the lesp011Sibilltles th It best way I can Buddie Include mentonng Jc,Jd sa1d Offensnel) ersh1p b) example keep detenSJvely - try and mg a calm head he get 1t done either way SaJd Cunnmgham playm g Jon Busch who m1 ssed w1th the Crew tor h1s several weeks last sea e1ghth season 1s the son of a because team s second all t1me spramed ankle 1s leadmg scorer wllh 53 expected to be 111 the goals He tratls McBnde goal lull tune who had 62 Other new players Fraser was selected a mclude Chad Marshall a captam by h1s teammates defender 110m St<1ntmd e\ en though he s ne\\ to p1cked second overall 111 the team The veteran the M LS draft md defender IS a four Ume detende1 Chns Wmgert MLS All Star who won the 2003 Also chosen as c 1ptmn Herm mn TrJlp hy - soc were Sunon Elhott a ce1 s verswn of the member of the New HeiSma n - 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Cat (740)441 1244 QUAL TY LAWN CARE Is to Hua subs zed b l550 BLU 1)1\(; Ya ds $25 00 and up 25 1989 apa ment ca 675 6679 Sli"I'LII·S yea s e11pe ence Aefe£ences ava able Ke th ooms 2 ulf baths v ng \V\,VIlll Wh te (740)446 7139 room den k tchen d n ng Ill Rf >II room aundry S30.0QQ 00 Roof ng s d ng po ches No mob- e homes to rent Job to smal Fee est m.a es nc udes wale sewe & 20+ y s exp Reasonab e ash no pets depos I & $300 pe month /740)992 2167 Chaco a e lab pupp~ 4 Wanted To Do \llll< month o d mae no pape s T anscr p on!Typ ng n my APARTi\.IENTS lu b ooded 5200 00 (304 home v a standard cassette oom 2 ba h must be HJK RENr (740)992 1641 no mat 0'1<'1 ava table upon equest 740 41 1994 S a I Oeve opment Nu se LPN Ova b ook Rehab Gene s ookng loa set not vated ream player w th a hgh e e gy eve to JOn ou managemen eam Mu s eno)' wo kng wth peope t a n ng and deve op n'if stall espond ng qu ck y o stall ng needs man tor ng emp oyee pe fo mance nse v c ng and counse ng emp loyee Must possess Excellent commun cat on and n e pe son a! sk lis P esenta t on s~ Is and the ab ty to wo k under p es su e Demons! ated pan n ng and o gan zat on a sklls C tea th nkng and problem solv ng skIs The ab ty to lol ow through on g ven tasks Tan the Tra ne and Human Resource Staf1 Development experience p efe red but not requ ed Please send esume w th cove ie!te to Ova brook Rehab Cen te c 0 M che e G lmo e AN DON 333 Page St M ddlepo 1 Qh o 45760 EOE 469 Gel po s OH - - - - - - - - 45631 F11t growing bualneu Caahlert and cooke need ad for all •hlfte Full and pan time Sandi Meumat to Dally Sentinel PO Boll Pomeroy Ohio 2& 729 8 coats Levi s Tommy Jeans carhartt coats home nt ~~oJS p,t nice stuff Thu Frl Ap I tat & 2nd Now you con have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads Jr1', Borders $3 00/per ad Graphics SO¢ for small $1 00 for large 3870 hones y neatness & he ab tytowokwththepublc Lost M n a u e P rrche m ,. 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Q r 5 (s ze 3 5) jUn ors (1 0 WAN'Il:O In her home 8 00 AM to 4 One plate appeara nce later one ot foil because they wanted htm to get more at bats owmg 12) boys (sze 5) and worn __ TO BUY PM Hours may be adJusted 888 582 3345 Johnson s silders landed squarely on before T np 1e sea1c oat .or c 0 k H111 R d (T 59) 1 50 he plays a move he exp«cted and a oa m1 1es an d Wh ne Lane Road (T 511 ens clothes scrubs shoes (740)992 5588 t\sk for Jerr Larson s nght b1g toe breakmg It see spec1fitcauons m b1d pac ket pu ses bean e bab es Absolute Top Do er US or Peu a dreaded Larson v. as downcast after gettmg God Cons Iuc k d 1d n t F ctay and Satu day 10 4 Siva The toe got better The s f d b d ' b ffi P•o Three weeks later Larson was 'n the the news thmkmg about how he was gomg peel ICatlons an I .arms may e secured at the o Ice ol MeJgs County CommiSSioners Proolsets D amonds Gold Lege secretary experience both days equl ad Send esume to LI___I'O_RIISIIALEiiii;,.,. dd W lk d to m1ss out on the season opener agamst the - Courthouse Pomeroy Oh10 45769 Phone #740 992 2895, A deposlt of 0 dollars will be req 111 red A ngs US Cu rency Ap J 2 & 3 Centena y Play MTS Con Shop « .::.S.::.a.::.le:.::..:Ro.::.u.::.le:...7.::..____ 151 The Da ly Senl nel PO Bo• ~o.::. dugout 111 St J,..outs When 10 a er 1me Chicago Cubs for each set of plans and spec1f1cat1ons check made payable to The full amoum w11l be returned ya d 1099 ng t eadm I com second Avenue Ga I pols 729 40 Pomeroy Oh 45769 2/3 bedroom 2 bsth on 5 a foul h1s way The ball smacked h1m behmd th (30) ct f f b d It s real d1sappomtmg that 1 couldn t be WI m ays a ter rece1pt o 1 s to te se s acke s off ce 740 446 2842 th~~~h~=~ 1 the most pamful part He fell out there 00 openmg day he saJd 1 ve Each b1d oust be accompamed by enher a b1d bond m an amount of 100% of the t\Jd amount wuh a weekends requ red cloth thtnkmg about that day forever But surety satisfactory to the aforesaid Metgs Coumy Commtssmners or by cert1fied check cash1ers 10 the floor while trymg to get out of the been M n mum wage Send ou have 10 have at bats You can 1 JUSt go check or letter of credlt upon a solvent bank m the amount of not less than 10% of the b1d amount 10 esume o F ench Town h 1s Ie ft han d down to break h ts f a II Y way put f f h r d M c and broke 11 _ the hand, that 15 out there cold turkey and face Kerry Wood avor o t e a oresal elgs oumy CommisSioners B1d Bonds shall be accompanied by Proof of e oney Veta na y C n c ~60 SA _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,....:_ You coud ea n up He also has to ftgure out how 10 escape Authomy of the offlctal or agent s1gmng the bond B1ds shall be sealed and marked us B1d for 160 Gal po s o fa)( 74U I '11'1 (l\\11 '\I 3 4 bed ooms 1 1 ~ath Last 'y ear, he stratne d h ts n b cage d unng the cloud that follows him wherever he Ch ester puvmgrroJectun "' d mu1edordehveredto 1 to $8/hour plua 4464101 F Apr 2 830?Sai Apr! ,,. In H I ' M dd epa above g ound bonuaee spnng trll,lntng, then lost the starttng th1rd goes Meigs County Commissioners 3 8 3D 1 Ac oss fro m pool fenced yard ga age Weasoole pad C h W•l am Ann Mole 927 r-T!J6:------, base JOb by gotng 083 tn the first three w1 f nance owne tra n ng ho tdays weeks of the season He had surgery on ht~ Before ht! ftrst at-bat tn a mtnor league p ourt ouse • Second A'• somelhng lor 11 Ht 1r \\ANTED (7 40)99"2 2886 37 and vacat ons left shoulder tn September, f1n1sh 1ng off game on Tuesday Larson stood next to omeroy Ohm 4 69 everybody s gns a e posl Weaeh ngsogveus 4bd 2 story b ck u base another dlsappotnttng yea~ home plate tn the bullpen as a Reds mmor Attention of b1~ers 1s called o£the requuements con tamed mth1s b1d packet punJcularly to the ed sss UP TO 5529 WEEKLY a cal today ment 2 ca unattached Otven a chance 10 rec latm the starttng JOb leaguer warmed up, worktng on hi S ttmtng Federal Lobar St durds Prov1slons ond Duv1s Bacon Wages var1ous tnsurunce requuements van· Fnday & Salurday01 04 02 Mahng """, Iom home 1-877-463-6247 OKt 2457 garage P ce educed 4 h 04103 2 • •nr~"" h• MD~· Anum "'"h n ·•--""~' =~a;',s,._h:Oe':ow2:a':tc':',ho;e~d,;t~h~e-!p~l~tc~h~e~sJg~oc,b!',yl:,..,., ous equal opponunuy provisions and the requtremenl for u payment bond and performance bond lor ' Porle Easy Any Hou sl Fui /Pa 1 St J\lew--t:laven (740\446! 4 m•• easl thi~ ..... 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In C&'r'it~nar'l app anee9' hit Thompsons App ance & Aepa 675 7388 Fo sale e cond toned automat c washe s & d ye s ef ~e a 60 o s gas and e eel c anges a cond 1 one s and w nge wasM s W do epa s nn mao bands n 3 ooms and bath upsta rs shop o at you home new)' decorated Rei dep equ red No pets (740)446 n shed ut I t es pad B)(pect e ec c clean $350 month mo 1519 (740)446 3667 IU\I\1' IIU HOUSES -.. ut tuK Rti.IIIT 1 bed oom house 1005 3d BEAUTIFU t Ave $250 mon h Ca I MENTS AT (740)256 6661 ~-------- . es r EOUll':\tEN:r Fe mall M uns good good sheet me a (740)949 2700 Fo d Fa m T acto 1949 9 N 3 Speed ansm ss on h gh low ve y ow hou s on maJO eng ne ove hau l 4 new t res new bat e y new pa nt converted to 12 vo t un very good ask ng $2 500 Bu y o se Rver ne AntQ es 24 Eas Maro on SR 124 E Pome ~ 740 New Ho and Round ba e 992 2526 Russ Moo e Spec a Mason Coun )' Res de ts ac e ve the ol "" ow rg a soounts 4)(5 ba e S1 500 4x4 ba e $1 000 Keele s Se v ce Cente APART A Be autfu B drt W te BUDGET Sa n Sa gov-.n S y e ong PRICES AT JACKSON F~R'I iiO Ca 1(740)256 1135 Lots lor Sa 8 Beaut1fu ly ..::._.::..__....,.._ _ __ wooded 2 36 acres G een 4 com house 260 Sta e St $350 month pus uti I es Townsh p $47 000 & \ EGI:.I \BI E.'J (304 675 6445 ~J~0~44 li:.;;8.;, 95~ ·:3S~7~4--..,._, I62Q \\ \~ll) 52 Westwood bet shapeo s eeves accent Ttl Br\ ed w th beaded s ve me a Or ve from $344 o S442 I c co ded ace and cove ed wa k to shOo & moves Ca Hay wagons good tar o Garl e d Gall po s $"3SOmonth (740)441 0194 740 446 2569 Eaua "satn butlons e.:tends a! poo wth o wthOu -oeas the way do the Sem (7401698 6809 3 Bed oom House fo Rent ..::.c..::.......:..;:..:::.c_.....,.:.___ Catheb a Tan Never wo n 2 bed oom house ~s -22 -&-JeffacsoiLAv.e.l.Jo Oepos $385 Month Cal (304}675 2749 313Mrnom House 101 --IGGa1IQ!h--Nic:oo.JIL.:>'lllc.-"WJO.I'll..ll!ruL...SJnatL~~ --I Corweru__e_nt bed oom Refere nces aml depos t equ ed No pets C E1T1C'K 1\ =t==--- -: P1.1 eb ed "Yo ksh e p gets Ba dwlh Organ tCaba ett perfeCt to Me gs Fa bo n. Phone asoTuckwthca pe cean Feb 21 $100 ea 740)594 ng Mok up Ca {740) ~6 if • 2200 46 0 139 mntm ~17:::4:::014 ~;.; :...:.;;::.:_ _ __ Gat po s Fe ry attached ga age $500 Oep $5007pe monlh (304 675 7155 ESTATES 11 Oh o 3031 �. . •• Thursday, April 1, 2004 www.mydailysentinel.com Page 84 • Tht; Daily Sentinel ' Thursday, April 1, 2004 ALLEY OOP www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 .. BINGO April 3 . 6:30pm ACROSS t Hops a jet 6 Oven light - will pay $2 ,000.00 ' Tree Service Starburst $1,000.00 April 3, 2 004 11 :00 am · 6:00pm $5 .00 All You Can Eat' Take Out" Order~ Avail able · Pomeroy Eagles·2171 Band "Stone Street" Fri ·& Sat 8-12 JONES' Coverall if hit 1n 46 numbers Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck EASTER BAKE SALE & CRAFT BAZAAR Satu rday, April 3rd 10:00 am at Vaughan 's Market Sponsored by the Eleanor Circle ol Heath Methodtst Church . 6:30 e\·er}' month All pack $5.00 ' . SYRACUSE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AUCTION In Memory 7 West 2l) Orl ve Applicutions may be ohtaincd from ;.md rCtu med to SEPTA. 8 0() a.m. to -+:00 p.m .. Monday through Friday. Complete joh description is avai Iable fur n: vi ew. The deadline flir application for thi s posting is Friday April 16. 2004. Position: Counselor Work Schedule: Missed by Family Minimu m Qualifications: Bac helor's Degree in social work, psyc hology, or a close ly related field. At least one ( I) year of sUccessful work expcri·cncc in mental health. ~uh stance ahusc. corrections t or a related field 1986 Ford Cargo Van straight 6 cyl. 3-speed column, 45,000 Original miles. Runs great. (740)446-3040. record. Summary of Duties: Performs indi vidual and group co unseling and case management dutie' with dients i n a correctional setti ng. Se rve~ as a member of the treatment team assiSting in the as.sessment , treatment planning. and monitoring of -client progress towards successful program completion . SEPTA CQrrectional Fac ility is a Drug-Free Workplace and an Equal OpportU nity Employer. ..,r__L.IVES_mx:_x_ _.l .r.io--~lii1.!1niiliSiii\l.iiiEio . .Painting gelding, 5 yrs. old, gcod natured, broke, 2· monthl advanced training. 1h011, haula, bath l , axperl· •enc:ad rldara only. Good bar- VA/'6& 4-WDs 1990 Plymouth Voyager van. one owner, vs LE . 7 pass, auto tra ns. ExceUent' Condition. All power with .33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy,Ohio 740-992·5232 2:00p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday within the pa~t fi ve years. Preferred candidate will have liccrlsc, in good s1..anding, f rom the Ohio Cuunsdor apd Soc1al . :Worker Board, Ohio Department of Alcohol and ..Dru g Addi crivn Sep:il.:es. or n:btt·d nedemiul ing hoard. A val id dri ve r \ license and good driving Hinl. &Dry per acre for Good Hunting land in 18' Pontoon Boat S u n Tr acke r Signature/Ser1es Yea 2000 Mercury out board 40 hp, power tilt/trim, oil injection, TraiiStar trailer. all like new must see betore spending to much some where else. $11 ,500 or reasonable offe r (304)675·6277 E11enings only ---,--,----t999 Polans SLTH 3 person ski 95 HP low hours, extras. must see (304)675-5563 Lebanon Twp. or lease up to $5.00 per acre . Call 740-592-4323 Cell 740-541-4313 J&L Construction 992·2772 • Cerralnteed Vinyl •Vinyl Siding Replacement Windows • Roofing , • Ufctime warranty • Blown Insulation • Glass • Vinyl •Room Additions ' Vinyl Replacement \Vfndows NC. $3,900. (740)446-3277. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __: r·~ 40 . MoroRCYt.l..ES lt91t F1sher tu llyexc.loaded wltraJ ier 75 Hp cond ~~~':'ed . to $3200 (304)5931998 HD Ultra, 95 ccbK: in. Fully accessorized. Cover and all stock parts included Asking $19,250. (740)446- r10 HOME 7554. ' L'\oiPROVEMEN1S ~ 2001 GSXR BOO, Excellent condition. Cal l (740)416· 1415. BASEMENT WATE~PROOFING unconditional llletlme guar· antee. Local references fur2003 Suzuki VInson 500 nlshed. Established 1975. 1997 Chevy Lumina 64,000 4x4. IT~ wheele & !Ires, 70 call 24 Hrs. 17401 446· mllea power wlndowa, crulu miles. excell ent condition. 0870. Rogers 8aotmont (740)446·8688/ 740·339· Waterproofing. control. 2000 Dodge Stratu1 all 4221 , power 83.000 milea Wi II Jackson. (740)288·5395 look www.ltaterunfarm.com. r up HAY& TrUck•"n . g HAULING: • Limestone Sand 0 0 Dirt A L" • g 1me 740 985 •s&4 " ·~ (:ONS'I'RU(:'I'ION · Roofing-Siding· Painting-Gulters· Decks-Etc. For Fast Courteous Service, Free Estimates & Affordable Prices, Cal(. .. Dennis Boyd 740-992-1189 740·992-2902 · - -- - 2000 Neon 87,000 mllaa $3 , 2~0 bales $12 .00 each 304·576- 2002 Camara, 2002 3135 Cavalier, 1992 Lumina, Call (740)245·5017. Round bales ofhay for sale, - - - - - - - $t5 a balo. Call (740)682· 2003 Pontiac Montana 8106: 29,000 miles CD/PW/PUPD exc . condition still under taoSquare bales $1.50 each. tory wa rranty $15,500 O_rchard grass & Timothy. (304)773·5103 Cai1(740)44H440. II~ \"\'-II'OU I \IIC )'\ 93 Rodeo 33,000 miles, new tires, brakes.& paint job A1.!1ni $3,500 0 80 (304)593·0922 FOR Si\1..£ $5001.Hondas, crevys, Jeeps,. etc 1 POLICE ' IMPOU NDS · Cars from $500. For lislings t-800-7 19. 300t ext 3901 Public Notices In Newspoper!. Your Right to Know, Delivered Right to Your Door. 74O) 448 01 03 ( " at-ur_n_L_S_/_S_I_ Ivo-r-, 4 For Sale Timothy Hay -2-00_0_S$200/bala call {304 ) 882 " door, excellent condition. 2449 $6,500. (740)682·6778, MIMed hay barn kept 8001b -----~-­ PUBLIC SALE Notice Ia · hereby given that on Aprll1?, 2004 at 10:00 a.m. a public eala will be haJd lor the purpoH of aallalylng a land· lord's lien on tho con· tents of self-aarvlce atorage roome. Tha goods to be sold ere described generally u household. The room• will be opened lor viewing lmmedl· ataly prior to. aollclta· lion of bids. Description of property as follows: Mattress, Oryar, Couch; Air .condition- 95 Dodge lll1 repid , 4 door, leather seats, LE 3.5 motor, Exercise 24 valve, wholesale price er, Weed $5,550, sell lor $3.800 c~ Equipment , Eater, Lawn Tools, best offer. (740)44 1·9510. r~---m-R TR Box Fan, Electric and Kerosene, Heater, UCKSiiSiiAiiiLE-_.J Vacuum cleaner, 1936 Two door Chevy Children's Toys, Mise: Sedan long body Steet Rod Work in progress 70% com· 2000 Dodge Dakota, 4x4, Car parts, Tires, Etc. Bay N11, plated many hard 1o tine ext. cab, while, _ $9.000. Name: earl Wlleon parts must . see il you are (7401446-t973•, Ill , . looking fqr nice car $8,&00 Address, 44644 080 (304)675-8793 2001 314 Ford 4 door. crew cab, lots •ot. extras. Sharp Foreot Run Rd. Evenings only truck. (740)256·1360.. 1990 Oldsmoblle 88 one owner. Excellent condition, 2004 CheiJY Silverado Fun driven . daily. $1 ,800. Size PrckUp, 1,500/miles, ~740)446·2075 . Vortec 4800, VSJEngine :,1995 Chevy Beretta , excel· Auto, Tcw1ng Packag~, 7yr .. lent conCfitiOi'l, engine gooo;-:--F-actor:y. Warranty...Sat11ng tGr •.transmlssion touchy. $3,000 less than Dealer . cost. Cell :OBO (740)256-6105 - .qiCr.e information- tor (304)675·4356 after 5 pm City: Racine, OH 4&nt Terms of the 1ala will be cash or certified fund. Hill's Self Storage -29670-.8aahan-Rd.Racine, OH 45n1 (3) 25, (4) 1, 8 99 Dodge 1500 Quad-Call. UJ95 Eegla Talon TS I, SLT p8.ckage. loaded, many !!,.,upgraded. tui'bo, std . trans- recent updates, very-clean , Public Notice .-i\llsslon AWD $3500. 080 garaged. $9.500 , (740)256· PUBLIC SALE 6936. , Noilce- Ia ·hereby :::_:!04·576·2238 . ·- ~ · Dr. Kelly K. Jones BARNEY Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road • Racine , Ot1io 45771 740·G49·2217 Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM 111 4/ 1 mo. pd that on April t7, Devatopment Dletrlct 2004 It 10:00 a.m. a at tha office of Buckaya Hille, . 245 public oale will ba Mlllara Lane, Marietta hold for the purpoae of ntlelylng a lend• OH 45750 until 15:00 p.m. [prevailing local lord'• lien on the content• of aelf-aervlce tlma on the 30th day of April, 2004 tor the storage raoma. The goode to ba aold are qu alltl ca tl on t th ree deacrlbed generally Environmental ae houeehold. The . Conaultanttt In a Brownfield Initiative. rooms will, be opened Bids ahall be tiled lor viewing lmmedl· in the , ottlce of ately prior to aollclta· Buckeye Hilla tlon "of blda. Hocking Valley Deocrlpllon of prop· R e g 1 0 n a 1 arty a follows: 1 t 01 1 1 D Mattress, Twin eve opmen s r ct Maltreat & •. Box In a sealed envelope marked Sp 'r l n g a · , plainly En v 1ron menta 1 Entertainment tenter, A 8 s 8 8 8 m e n 1 Charooal Grill, Consultants. Christmas· tree, Mlac: Buckeye Hilla Clothea, Children 's Hocking , Valley Toys, Coffee Pot, Etc. R e g 1 0 n a 1 Bay #18 Davelopment District Name: Marlene reserve• the right to Capehar1 waive any .technlcall· Address: 30446 Ilea or tnlormelltles In Nichols Rd. the ~ld which does City: Middleport, OH not altar materially 45760 after the contract Terma of the sale will document. Bid 1 pecl· be cash or carlllled flcatlon 1 may. be lund. picked up at Buckeye Hill's Sell Storage Hilla • Hocking Valley 29670 Baohan Rd. R e g 1 0 n a 1 Racine, OH,4Sn1 Development District, (3) 25, (4) 1, 8 245 Millers Lane, OH -""'=~=:;=="""o;===.A!ilSJJ d.u rlflll_1lgulsr Public Notice' business hours ~8:00 a.,. to 5:00 p.m. REQUEST FOR Monday th(ough 'QUA:t;IFtCATIONS riday. Sealed blda will be (4) 1, 8 received by Buckeye Hilla • Hocking Valley R e ~ I 0 n a I - ° Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: II hereby ~lvon that on Saturday, April 3, 2004, at 10:00 a.m. , a public 1111 will bl held at 211 W. Second St. , Pomeroy, Ohio. Tha Farmers Bank and Savlnge Company Ia eelllng lor caah In hand or certllled check the · following collateral : 1999 Honda TRX250 47BTE210XXA216900 1999 Dodge Caravan 2B4FP2536XR154651 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at thla sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale. Further, the Farmers Bank and Savings Company reserves the right to reject eny or all bldt submitted. The above described collataral will be sold "as iswhere Ia", with no expreased or Implied warranty glvan. For further lnlor· matlon, - or .for an appointment to Inspect collateral, prlor-to-"81e-data-eontact Diane·. Rector, or Randy Hays at 992· 2136. (4)1 , 2 ~ I ~ • c::::::::~~ ~:.;..:_j 8 SALES & SERVICE Pomcro~·. Ohio 992-2975 Lawn and Garden Equipment if our business. 1101 our sideline Nortb 2• 3 NT Pass Pass r-l WI'}H TOW l':>f\ '<OU f'\ 1-\N'I>'< .... DO~'\ '<OU tv\C:i\1'-1,'(OU WI-N\. \0 WI Sf.\ /'11£ '(>., 1-\M'N r>.Pil.IL FOOL.'S Di>--'< 7 ""l FOOL'S Oi'o.'< , Bll.U\US I ,... Sl tK( Y-.11-\E.i'\ 1-\f>\IJ( '<OJ l\1"\1 IE:\) '{OJfl.:x'.LF 10 Of.\( MOI'\Tf\ 7 Pro Lawn Care Free Estnates 37 Chow mein enhancer 38 Stuffed shirt East l'ass Pass 40 41 42 43 BISSEll BUILDERS me. ... ·.se..' ' New Homes ' V iny l Siding • New Garages I • Replacement Windows • Rt>ofing 1 COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740·992·7599 t\lo~kv/'Ad''~ ,, tlupp · · .' IMPORTS 93 Columbua Rd. Athena in this QUICK, MARCIE, I NEED TI-lE ANSWER TO THE TJ.liRD QUESTION ! Dean Hill New&: Used space $75 per 4715 South Church St. Ripley, WV 25271 1·800-822-0417 ~W.Y"s· # 1 Chevy, Pontiac, Buick . Olds Van Dealer"' month ·Sunset Home Construction ,Bryan Reeves New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding , Decks, . Kitchens, Drywall & More FREE ESTIMATES! 740-742·341 HOWARD£. WRITESEl dOOFING *HOME ""1 In three no-trump, South has ·nine top tric ks. But suppose. after win n~ng with dummy's spade ace. he ca lls lor a tow diamond. hop ing to b·e able to put in the nine·. East should play the king! Now South could 'cash out lor an overtrick. but surely he will th1nk 1he krng must be a singleton. He is almost certain to run 1he diamond mne. East produces th&-JBCk and returns a spade for two down . Cool! 11 the contract looks laydown. try to foo l declarer. especially on April 1. = r-=~~~~~~., Movie about UFOS (hyph.) DOWN Friar's title Ad(wing it) Conditions Wedding on the run Parched Tactic Charged particle Nessie"s hideout 9 Workers ' protection org. Veldt Qrazer c oncern Disencumber 14 Phoenician "' Evil deity Woman " 15 Dinnerware rock band 17 Socks and 44 Wall Street stats 45 Soul singer - Redding 46 Foal 47 Many jtem 25 Tibet's"' - Lama 26 Trophy 27 High centuries 49 Part of UK 51 Here. in Cannes plateau 52 Phone trio 29 Comic-strip 53 Hindu Mr . cave~ an 34 Heart or liver 36 Plastic 39 Six· shooters 43 " Born Free" CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ciileorty C1p~ crypro-~rai"TlS are crea·~ hr quc-1a:1oos m 'a<rOL5 peoele pas: a"l(lcreseor Ea~ l~er r t~e ::~pner sta1as ·c;• a'lOtne' "'. H EBZ TA lTXHOP , Toda~ £ PHI c.rue V equars fA VOBPSIO ' V08PSID LSR WSVBZ HPBBE RWO H VTAHTZP EBZZTR ATCCD ," Z OY RTZ PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "A-master can te ll you ~vhat GARFIELD RIS NORTHUP DODGE · THIS F'OI-1-0WING' PROGRAM . 15 NOT A RIORUN 252 Upper River Road • Gallipolis .740·446"-0842 • 949-1155 Evenings WOlD - !HAT DA ILY PUI! LIR Ed.tt d by C O ~eo,ra r: g!!l ~·· ten o! iovr ~co,...~led we'd! :,,., lJ f01 .'r. iQUI l "''CICI ~I 0 -T ~~ T 0 l II t· /' i ~ SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS ~Vh c!fy ~ Agon'y · L:ken - Nr'1e!y- rVOTf-Jit'•G No o1e seemed tc trust our nev..· c.:;-·~·.'OI~t:=' 'He r.as n't c.!one a'nyt~ mg ,' I defe nced ~~~rr · YeJ. l"''y•f;1tf1::! s2 :s 'but .c ver)'tcdy is up to s::n~ethrr,] t~e1 re L.S..;2h up to r\OTHI>IG ''" ARLO & JANIS lJ •i f I • Advertise in this Space for $50 per month CARPENTER CE ROBERT BISSEll !"'E ~y M'6~i.'i' 'WiiC\-1\ t-16 I:!ASEI!JAL I. ...---.. St Q• ~u SOUP TO NUTZ Mit. · • New Homes 0/JYOV, ' are associetrng with rodaY m1ght not have the deep compassio n you !eel tor others. It an lncldfllrlt occurs . be sure to maintain your 1'11gh stancarda not comply with th•lrs. "' GRIZZWELLS CONSTRUCTION CAIJ'r Pur ' 992·6215 Pomero"y, Ohio 22 Years Local 740-992-1611 Stop & Carifpare \• , A~Yf" t~G; OVE.g ' PteyCES (Fee . 20·March 20) - Those he expec1s of you Ateacher. th ough, awakens you! own expec\allons · - Palr•c1a t-.Jeal lei 2004 by NEA. Inc 4-1 ~<JIIrthda,v : Friday, April 2, 2004 A S GETTING By Bernice Bede Osol REGRESSIVELY There will be a major shift 1n cond111ons BETTE!<.' OccUmng sometime dunng th€ year ahead . 1n areas where you may ne11er have had /"---r=- ·any breaks previously. Armed. with your new luck. many good things coul c:l happen AR IES (March 21-Apr~l 19) -AsSOCiates who ~re trymg to help you Will Withdraw th\:m support today 1f yo u become cn!lca l about the Way they are g01ng abOut dOHiQ things. Be gr~ teful , not grumpy. · TAURUS (April 20·May 20) -Lady Lu cK . wil l be bringing you ample opponumties today, but a nega~ ivfi! attitude w1ll blind you __jrom reCogniziniJ them or lt.Q_Ill acting upon them rn ways that could serve your best interests. . GEMINI {May 21-June 20)- You w1ll be TIME FLIES WJ.lEN TJ.lERE IS NO THIRD reasonably lucky today m a number of 'f'OU'i<:E !-lAVING FUN .. ways, but your iuck cou ld be made of a I 51R .. WE DID trag1le subs lance. lf"s g01ng to be up to you TEST LAST WEEK . to be v~ry careful that you don"! push 11 to extremes . CANCER (June 2 1-July 22)- Be able to distmguish be tween bemg optrmist1c and realistic loday. Wishful thrnk1ng can only work il you put il to practical use and don"t let it block your common sense. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - Early rnd1cators may be fl ying false colors loday. so adhere to !hat. old saymg. "Try. try ~gain ·• If you c.onti!lue to pers1st. Lady. Luck w111 Jump on board and barl you out 1n the end. VIRGO (Aug. ?3-Sept. 22,) - Normally you're auile a resOurceful person and are very capable when confronted w1th ctial · lenge·s. Tod ay. however, you could be tempted to loss ro the towel should lh1ngs get toug h. LIBRA (Sept . 23-0cl 23) - Laugh and the world laughs with you. cry and you"ll cry alone today You ce n get over any rough spols or drff1culties 11 your treat what occurs philosophically and optlmiStl <;:ally SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22 ) - You may th10k you "ve Eleen lei! out ot Ihe loop tod ay: butm reailty, lhe ac11v1ty, won't be anyth1ng ye~u would want to, bel asSociated, with, as you' ll lmd out later and be grateful you we ren't invo!11ed. · SAG ITT'\RIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -You can count the seeds in an apple, but you can' t coun1 haw many apples are 1n a seed . Ju st because an opportumty may Jook minuscule today, when it bloss oms. 11 !'!? AATHISR 5EE' HOWfVISR, IT leA l-OT l-iKe m1gHt surprise you. AN ORIGINAL. RIORUN A, BUNCH OF OTHeR 5HOW6 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan t9)- A neg• at1ve at11tude w1ll severely d1mmis h your potentral and possibilitieS to advance y:o ur 1nterests today. Force yourself out ol the CLICK doldrums and watch your luck change AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. l 9) - So that you won 't be tempted to overindulge 1"1 any involvements loday, start the day wrth e large do ~ ol self-discipline. It's JUS I the lomc you Wed . lioness shirts 19 Turnpike e)litS 20 Unpaid 22 Glove part 24 Breakfast ,. Remodeling 949·1405 Valuable property Dear. in Italy 10 Student's 8M Ndf' ~FIMlD ,O I"" 1\-IE" BQLl . 1 8f'oo'\ NO,. rtF~~ . •frea Estlmales• spheres Eddy Mora polite · eAstro· ~ Graph Call "Not me! My money is with Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services. Box 189, Middleport, OH Phone 843-5264." soft•ner too.) ... Manning K. Roush Owner Open Mon-Fri 9·5 Sat. 9·12 for ~lven RUNNIN' OUTTA FILE SPACE !! I GRAVELY TRACTOR 204 Condor Street I'M i Snapper Gravely 1 ~ ·Advertise Cook Motort 080. (740)2!6·9031. 316 Washington Street Ravenswood, WV 26164 (304) 273-5321 S:l50.00 SJ~jU, JJ' West Pass Here's another great comment by JOUrnalist Helen Rowland. who d1ed 1n 1950: ·Some women can be fooled an of the trme. and all women can be foo led some ot the t1 me. but the same woman can' t be looted by the same man 1n the same way more than hall at the· t1me." There is somethmg sB.Hsfy1ng abOut defeating a contract by foolmg declarer. whether lemale or male. Do you see how 11m1ght happen on this deal? Also. takin g rt in rso lal1on. tiow shOuld the diamond suit be played tor four tncKs? South "s s~quence. an artificial and forcIng lw_o clubs followed by three no-trump : pro mises a balanced 25-27 po1nts. It IS an awful start to an auction because North has no room to maneuver. Here. with six points and some shape . North probably should act. but w1th what? Reachrng six diamonds. wh1ch can be made, is very difficult In six diamonds. declarer (Nor th) should start with a low diamond to dummy"s n1ne. (II you are sure West will always r1se wtth the k1ng from krng-do ubleton. beg1 n· ning w1th the diamond flve is sensible Ravenswood Chiropractic Center Ttu'u April R.B. South 2 -" Fooling an opponent into a foolish play YOU'VE GOT TO START BEHAVIN', SMIF !' Corners s:c,sse. 18 AIC, tilt, runt QOOd. GRAN liNDA'S PII.TING l140J 985-4180 •0·1 0 l United Inches rot prospective. (740)388·. (304)675-4014 . 0436. ' ------1997 Sunflri 71K, $3,286: Rogllll!ld ANGUS an ~ 1998 Grand Am 96K $2 ,895; Cr011bred bulla. 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Owner: Ronnie Jones MYERS PAVING North 48 Skin 12 Not tight 13 Sponge up 54 55 15 Seashells 16 Fine as can 56 bl 18 Sombrero 57 19 louis XIV, e.g. 21 Cassius Clay 22 Chess piece 23 like a hennH 25 TVA project 1 28 Jose's friend 2 30 Catch lor speeding 3 3t 1\stonlsh 4 32 Hosp. staffer 5 33 Companion 6 · of aah 7 35 Fundraisers, often 8 $1 ,000.00 Pomeroy Eagles BINGO 2171 Every Thursday & Sunday Doors Open 4:30 Early birds start 46 TV cop SO Cubes and 11 Firearm Coverall in 46 Numbers pays 150 people will pay $1,000.00 Puzzle Crossword Chris - . Phillip Alder American Legion Middleport Vol. Fire Dept. SPAGHETII D INNER . NEA BRIDGE r"! or .. ~c EI'R1 v. ]e:' �~age 86 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Bradley makes early. exit in Indians' ~3 loss Major League Baseball - NYT~a.._ Toronto . a..;n,. w L Pot. 13 9 591 15_ ,, sn 10 - ,2 8 14 556 .4$2 11 15 .., W 10 u L 9 12 Pet. .679 538 15 14 14 13 ~ 536 14 500 15 483 . - CEIIIlW. 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GB P10 Strk Home Away 3 -~ 2·3 2·3 3-3 2-4 Mor!rval 17 11 6C7 Florlda 1.5 ,, 577 4 -6 55 L2 W3 3-1 Atlanta 12 5·5 l1 2·3 12 10 16 16 18 A29 NY Mets 429 357 7 5·5 2·8 L4 LJ 3·1 1-4 GB PtO 6· 4 7-3 6·' Strk •L2 Wt Wt Home 4· 1 Away 3·3 6-0 6-4 Lt ~u ' 3 33 '·2 B 5-5 J -6 V/1 Wt J-2 ·. 3·2 GB P10 Strto; Home Away .1-6 6·4 WI ll 2-4 2-4 3-3 3-i J.;· L2 .2 2-3 3-1 4-6 Wt t -4 Ptuladeflhta CENTRAL W L Pet. Milwaukee St l ours Houston Crnc1t'lnatl 17' 16 14 16 12 1'2 11 16 586 571 560 500 Q11Cago Cubs 14 11 15 18 483 -379 Pinsbur!tJ w• WEST L Pet. An~ 14 15 483 C61orado Los .6.ngules 13 11 ,1 14 17 18 48 1 393 379 San FranciSCO 10 11 _31C ~Diego WednHdav's Results Chcago Cuos 12. M1Maukeo 4 Anzon e 8. Texas 1 (7 1 Ananetm 9. Cobrado 5 Toronto 5 CinCinnati 1 St. LOUIS 2. Montreal 1 1 2_ 3 2 J 3 4-2 Tuesday 's Flesulta Colora::io 7 _AIIZO"'a • Seattle 16. Crucago Cubs 4 Kansas Crty 9 S..n 0'9QO 4 Crucago Sox I J. San FranCisco 3 Angeles~ Crncrnnat1B. \1 1n~esota 2 Atlanla 6. L:)S Mmnesota 4, Philad&lpr>m 2 Houston 3. Cl8wland 2 Me1ntrea: 3, Flonda 3 ' 101 Pmsoo q~h 6. Pmaoolphra 5 NY Mets at Los Angeles Thursday's Games Houston vs. Atlanta at Klso;mmee. Fla ' 05 pm Los Anguleti vs. Montreal at Vfara, Fta 1 05 p.m St. LOUIS \1!1. Florida at .Alpi1er. Fta , 1 05 p.m Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh aTBradentoo. F~ 1"05 p.m Seattle vs. San Diego at Peona. Anz. 2 05 p m Anzona v&. ChiCago Cubti at Masil Arrz 3 05 p m Baltimore vs.-N.Y. Mets at PortS). LJcle . Fta 710 p.m . Texas al San FranciSCO. 10 15 p m BY MICHAEL A. luTZ 2-5 ,_, 2·• 4-0 2-4 0-6 3-3 • KISSIMMEE. Fla Roy Oswal,l finished 'lrong in ' his final spring starl. Millon Bradley didn't e~e n fini'h 'for the lndiam _ Oswalt pitched 'even innings and lhe Houston A'tros beat Cleveland · J-2 Wednesday. bul Osw.all, who had offseason Bradley was removed by manag- groin surgery, slruck out seven, er Eric Wedge for nol running w,alked one and allowed six hits. "This is the first lime I've felt hard on a second-inning popup that dropped in for a single_ loose in spring training." Oswalt The 1emperame111al center said_ · "Usually, it takes me a fielder dressed quickly and left month imo lhe season. so rm the ballpark in a ·Cab before the coming in feeling loose. 1 almost •2ame was over. He was· unavail - ·t-ee Il"k 1 e 1 cou Id do t he sp1-11s ." . able for commenl but 10ld a team C. C. Sabathia. who will be the 'puke,m<m that he had a light Indians· opening day slarter for · ht year, h •f!.ro,m . the secon d stra1g . e ld "I didn ' t like !he way he ran on · Houston in check umilthe fourth 'that popup." Wedge said. "He inning. when he walked two batsaid he was light so I fell it best ters and yielded a two-run double 10 get him oUI-of there... by Mike Lamb and an RBI single Bradley missed some lime lhis by Raul Chavez for a 3-1 Astros spring wi1h a slight groin injury. lead. He's had previou> trouble with Saba1hla pitched · seven the Indians. and the club had innings. allowing three hils and been lmping he· d malured _ three earned runs_ • Bradley promised this spring Cleveland gol a run in the third not to be a distraction. In when Omar Vizquel doubled and Fehruarv_ he was semenced to >cored on a single by Judy Gerul. three u:tys in jail for driving Coco Crisp hit a sacrifice fly off a11'ay from police after being Oclavio Dole! in the ninth_ slOpped fur speeding. Note~: Houston pitchers led Wedge wouldn"l say if lhere the majors with a 3.61 ERA this was a •onfrontation when spnng. ___ Lance Berkman 1ead s Bradley came back into lhe th e ·Astros w1'lh 13 RBI s. ... Th e Astros close oul the Florida pordugout Wednesday. ·Tm not going lo gel into tion of spring training againsl thai:· Wedge said .. "I' ll leave il Atlanta on Thursday. They'll where we're at I'll talk to him hosl Kansas Cily at Minute Maid tomorrow." Park in lheir final two spring Bradley was removed from a games before opening lhe season game lasl season for failing to againsl San Francisco_ ... Roger run out a ball , and he also Clemens will pitch in a minor angered some opponems with league game in Kissimmee on showboaling antics. Friday .... Tim Laker will be the The Indians are counting on Indians' backup catcher. Josh Bmdley, coming off an injury- Bard, slowed by a groin injury, plagued season, to hat cleanup will start the season on the disand be a produelive everyday abled list player. • at ··-. SPORTS • Agent says Northcutt finished with Browns. See Page 81 ,;.. 1999 Ford Windstar SE S.,- Auto, V6, Rear NC, Quad Seats · #E02311 /,1 Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Dave Berg waits for Cincinnati Reds Corky Miller to slide into the tag at second base during the fourth inning of a spring training game Wednesday in Sarasota, Fla. Miller singled to center field attempted to take secqnd on the play. (AP) . Blue Jays rally to defeat Reds · t Bv JoE KAv \ Associaled Press' Reds send Bong, 5 other$ to minors SARASOTA, Fla. - Right-hander Jimmy Haynes reas~ured the Cincinnati Reds that SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Left-hander he's ready for the, rotation, pitching five Jung Keun Bong and five others were sent shutout mnings Wednesday before the to the Cincinnati Reds' farm system Toronto Blue Jays rallied for a 5- 1 victory. Wednesday, leaving 30 players in camp. For the second day in a row, the Reds Bong, obtained last week from Atlanta in played withoul Ken Griffey Jr., who strai11ed . a. trade for reliever Chris Reitsma, was his right calf while running out a grot~nder · on· optioRed to_ Triple-A Louisville along with Monday mgllt. Griffey got more treatmenl and showed mfielder T1m liumme!. The Reds want major improvement, Dr. Timothy Kremchck Bong to be a starter in the minors. The Reds also assigned four nonroster said_ Gnffey might resume run'ning. nn players to their minor league camp: leftThursday and is expecled to be fully recm·hander Mike Matthews, outfielder McKay ered by opening day. Christensen, utilily player Jermaine Clark "He's a lol betler,'' Kremchek said . "He has and outfielder Jacob Cruz. virtually no soreness and full molion . We're The Reds have 15 pitchers left in camp, _ \ very optimistic." . Haynes, who started the Reds· season open- including reliever Todd Jones, who agreed :• er last year, provided evidence that he has to a minor league deal last week. fully recovered from a bul)ling disc in his back that bothered him all last year. - hander Jesus Sanchez, who is trying to win a Haynes had some weakness in the back spot in 1he bullpen. Jeff Guiel started the rally when he showed up for spring !raining. set- wi th a solo homer. ting him back. -Newcomer Cory !,.idle ha; Right-hander Chris Baker pilched five innings, giving -up three hits , as a fill -in for been given the opening day start_ In five innings, Haynes allowed only five Roy Halladay. The AL Cy Young winner hits and didn ' t walk a bauer_He induced three pitched against Yankees Triple-A players in double plays from a mix-and-match lineup . Tampa, staying on schedule 10 start Toronto's "I had everything working for me, really," . season opener. , Haynes said. "I feel great. My arm feel s goou. Notes: Lidle pilched four innings again1st my back feels good. I'm just trying 10 keep il Minnesola's Triple-A players on Wednesday, . · . _ ( giving up three runs and three hilS. ___ Reds 3B that way." ------Manager .Dave· Mdey _basn_LJ tgur_e_d o.uL.B raodfUl.LacilliL.oiLtbe____DL willLJw:f.JQe. where Haynes figures in tile rolalion, wailing - we nl 2-for-4 in tfie same minor league game to _ ~ how he did before makmg up h1 ~ mmd. with a-double and a homer. __ _ RHP To.dd Miley- p)ans to sel-l he rotation on Friday_ :lmies threw-in- the hull pen without problem.· ~e's been fine.'' Mile y ~a id. "Every Jone~. who is trying to win a spo1 in the Reds" (pilch) limit that's been lhrown at him, he\ bullpen_ was hit on the right arm by a line go~en to withouL a probl m." drive _on Monday night. Jones expects 10 Qitch ~e Blue Jays sent I0 bauer' 10 Ihe plate in a game on Thur~day. for five runs in the ;eventh inning ofT left- Ill ~- BY J. MILES LAYTON JLAYTON@MVDAILYSENTINEL .COM RAVENSWOOD. W.Va . Law enforcemenl and emergency workers recovered the body of Larry Harless. 62. from the Ohio River Thursday aflernoon . Harless has long been known as a union organizer and political eandidale in West Virginia_ I he lo According gg5 • tt· RaiCih\\"ood Ptl. 'Ronnie Ravenswood Pol ice Smit h ~:.tiLi there i~ nu en~ Departmem. Harle ;s. apparently jumped from tbe bridge . den•e o f foul play. but .a sui al about II :30 a.m. from the ciJe note has ' nnl · \ et heen William S Ritchie Bridge di s.:overed. Smith \aid the spanning lhe Ohio River imo incident i~ unJer i n \'e~ ti ga ­ J•Kk> un . County Ral'enswood . The bodv ww, tinn. recovered a short time later Coroner Hank Gibson ' aiel through a joim effort by the the orti•ial coiuse of death is Ravenswood_ Riple y . and drown ing . He 'aid the body Conageville Fire has been released to CaSIO Departments along with 'up- Funeral Home '111 Evans_ port by the Ra1·enswood W.Va .. 1~hich will he handing the funeral services_ Police Department. Bids opened on root project .Eastern's Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED«'MYDAILYSENTINELCOM 2001 Ford Expedition XLT S1 4 Wheel Drive, Auto, 5.4 #49821 - 2002 Jeep Liberty 9 99 5 POMEROY -A Pomeroy firm is the apparenl low bidder to replace the roof at the Meigs · Cou'nty Departmenl of Job and Family Services. Meeling Thursday. Meig'< County Commissioners opened lhree sealed bids for the roof replacement Can- · Do Maimenance of Pomeroy submined the apparenl low bid of 57 ,525 . Bids were also received from Hash's Construclion , Bidwell. in the amounl of $9.771. and Banks Conslruction. Pomeroy, in the amount uf $12.425. Commissioners tabled aclion on lhe \:lids pending review by Prosecuting Auorney Pal Slory. . Commissioners held a firsl Harless has long been an · a<:ti,-i" in Wesl Virginia poli lics. Last year. Harles" tried 1o hold up S225 million in e•unumic development grant' by vowing to sue o1·er the use of Yideo lonerv revenue . Harle» a' ked the state Supreme Court 10 declare 1he >late\ video-poker 'lyle machme' unconstitutional and order th~ Lonery Commi"iun to operale instant and multistate games '' legally. The la\\·suil threalened funding for slate parks, the School Building AUihorily and the Promise college scholarship program. In 1988. Harless launched a bid in the Democratic primary for governor. Under his New Deahtyle platform. lhe state would buy and restan abandoned factories and coal mine' 10 put people 10 work. Please see candidate, AS Bissell wins spelling bee public hearing on a new applicalion for grant funding through I he United State' Deparlment of Agriculture for rural housing project\ . The county has receiYed fundin£ from lhe Housing Preservation program for home repairs for three year<>.' and would use the funds. if awarded this year. to provide repairs to lho;e on a waiting list. said Jean Trussell. the county grams administrator_ In ' past funding rounds. homeowners who 4u~Jify under the progra m · have received up tu 55.000 for needed home repairs. Commis,ioners also approYed P<tymem of bills in the amount of $127.615.26. and approYed an appropriations request in the a1i1ount of $2)!24.3-1 for the board of eleclions_ · BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYS ENTINEL coM -Eastern POMEROY Elementary School eighthgrader Andrew Bissell is Meigs County's champion speller. afler capturing the title at the Meigs County Spelling Bee on Thursday evemng. Bissell. son of Todd and Diana Bissell. · captured the tille from last year's champi- · on. Lindsey Buzzard. by spelling '·trencher:· Buzzard was named runner up at Thursday·evening 's bee, held at Meigs Middle School. She is the daughler of Rick and Marcia Buzzard Buzzard. and an eighth grad; er at Southern Elementary School. Participants were chosen for lhCI bee based on their ·suc-cess · in school spelling • Page AS bees. Participanls, by school, were: • Henry 'Hank' Lemley Elemenlary: Eastern • Jessica Rose Andrew Bissell. son of Todd northern townships from BY BRIAN J. REED and Diana Bissell. grade 8; ~BR'EED@'MYOA1 LYSENTINELCOM Alhens - and 1he southern Matthew Hoskin, son of Tina townships from Gallia. Hoskin. grade 7; Ben POMEROY Meigs Chesler Township was the ' Hudson. son of Steven and County lurned 185 years old lasl formt:,\1. and became the Dannen Hudson, grade 7; • A Hunger For More. Thursday, and Meigs County county seat in 1822. Weslfall, daughter of Heaven "Many 1owns and town- Jacinda Yonker. Talented- and Gifted · Coordinator for the Commissioners , hosted an See !'age -A2 Roger and Sheila Westfall, • Contest seeks Christian inform,al birthday party, cele- ships were already in phice Athens/ Meigs Eaucalional Service Center, presents Andrew · brating ·with a cake in the when the coumv was formed poetry. See Page A2 shape of the coumy and a in 1819." Parker said. "The Bissell with the Meigs County Spe_l_ll_O_g_ Champion trophy fol Please see .Spelling, AS brief historical presentation first senlers came here in lowing Thursday even ing's county spelling bee. (Brian J. Reed ) . by Margaret Parker, 1777, when Ohio was sli II President of the Meigs just pari of 1he Nonliwest County , Pioneer and Territory." WEATHER In 1840, the county seal Historical Societv. The county was formed on . was moved to Pomeroy. then "She was jusl trying to to the case_ Storv said if BY J. MILES lAYTON April I, 18!9; from portions one of the largest and most do somebody a favor and Cremeans fail s to- testify if . JL"-YTQN@MYOAILYSE'JTI N EL .G.O M o'f ,Athens and - ·Gallia prosperous I owns in the stale. wa; in tbe wrong place at called 16 do so. the charges Counties _ Court was firsl anti the pre,ent courthouse, POi(.lEROY Being in the wrong time." said Chris could be · reins.tated_ held at the mouth of Leading built in 1848, is the second Creek in Sheffield. now part oldest courlhouse in . Ohio the wrong place at lhe Tenaglia. Cremeans anor- Cremeans pled no contest wrong time . almost cost · ney. to reckless opera1ion of a slill iri use , Parker said. of Middleport. ~1iudleport woman her Cremeans and Bing were vehicle. not wearing a seatone Town ships were formed freedom. buth charged wilh felony belt , and ficlitious tags. between 1803 and 1824, the Please see County, AS Durin g h'er appearance in possession of a controlled Except for minor traffic Meig ' County Court ,ubstance and receiving violati'ons, Assistanl Meigs Details on Page A6 Thursday morning June A. stolen property by the County Prosecutor Dana Cremeans, 2 I . said she was PPD. Cremeans was also Gilliland said - Cremeans ~iving a ride to her friend char£ed with DUI. possess- has a clean criminal rec6rd_ , Mich'ael Bin g. 22, of in~ ~fictiti o us license tags Prior to Bing's arrest last . Pomeroy when the two anll not • wearing a seal belt. week. he had bee!], recently were arresled in front of A conviction for the pos- released on bond after 2 SECfiSNS - 16 PAGES Farmer' s Bank by the · ;ession of a controlled sub- being arrested by the PPD Pomeroy Police Departmenl stance carries a penalty of for the alleged break-ins Calendars A7 last week _ up to eight years in prison and theft of property .. from .c. · · " crassifieds- \ ·· ... :,• · B4-6 · · ' A search of ttlc· car· by ,._ and. u . ma.ximm11 c· fiiner .of:,, Gm.vcl.y , T.r<!l:ltor,. Sales. m < •. the PPD and the Meigs $ I 5.000. A conviclion of Pomeroy and an Anne B7 Comics Cm1ntY · Sheriff's receivino s10ren property S1reet home . Bmg later A7, Dear Abby Deparimenl revealed drug ·. has a p~ nalty o~ "up _to 12 posted bail for the $25.000, paraphernalia. aboLit $50 111 mnnths_ 111 Jail and a maxr- I 0 percenl cash down . -H1s Editorials A4 cash and several pill but- nlum tme ot $2,500. bond lor th1s mosl recent A2 Faith•Values tics full or illegal drugs On Thursday, Meigs arresl has been ·set at including oxy.:ondone and Counly Court Judge S19\len 550.000, 10 percenl cash Obituaries As l Xanax ~ort h 'thousands of Story accepted a plea ·down. Bl The __ , · Meig s Counly doll ars. Cremeans said 'he agre~ment_ with Crc1~1eans Sports hau nn idea Bing po"cssed and d1sm1ssed the fe \nny Shentt_ s Department _s md B8 Me igs County Commissioners · Jim Sheets, Jeff Thornton and any illegal drug s unlll charges. 111 exch~nge lor B1ng IS currently detamed Nascar Mick Davenport joined Meigs County Historica l Society A6 President Ma..-garet Parker in celebrating the. county's 185th shorll y hefnre the PPQ her testuno11Y · agamst Bmg 111 the Soulheast Psych1atnc Weather pulled over her vel1icle. on the p rug •harges fe lated Hospnal 111 Alhens. birthday on Thursday. (Brian J. Reed) ' © 2004 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 17. 99 5 S limited Package #E01482 , I OBITUARIES Meigs County turns 185 ToM WITHERS Associaled Press WINTER HAVEN, Fla. ·_ The Houston Astros lraded 15-game winner Jeriome Robertson to the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday, The Associated Press has learned . The Indians gave up minor league outfielder Luke Scoll and the righls 10 outfielder Willy Taveras, a learn source told lhe AP on condilion of anonymity. The lrade was expected lo be announced liner Wednesday, the source said. Robertson went 15-9 wilh a 5.10 ERA as a rookie in 2003 , but the left-hander gal bumped from . the rotation lhis season'. when Roger Clemens and Andy Pettine signed with the Aslros. He was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans earlier this week. Robertson gives Cleveland another young, talemed lefty ·for- the future·. C. C. Sabathia 1 Cliff Lee and Jason Stanford - all left-handers - are already in Cleveland's start-ing rotation. The Indians also have promising youngsters BrianTallet and E1illy Traber, both recovering from elbow surgery. _ After winning a spot in training camp last season, lhe 27-year-old Robenson led lhe Aslr.os in wins. His 3.1 slarts tied for 1he most among major league rookies. He set a rookie franchise record by winning nine straight games from May 22July 22. Scott, 25, batted .273 in 50 games for Double-A Akron and .278 in 67 games al Class-A Kins10n . He led the Indian s' organization with ·s1 .RJlli.._ _ ---Taveras, 22. was already in Astros · camp af.ter being o;e-leeted in -the winter meeling drafi . He batted .282 and Slole 57 bases for Kinslon in 2003. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio - BY . . Associated Press -Source: Iridians get Robertson from Astros ~ ~~er,~ 1-3 Tue.ct.y 'a RHub Seattkl 10, Oakland 5 San F~ 6, Kar68S Crty 5 Pillstugt~ 8. Boston 8. he 'Tbwadey'• 5-1 Oakland 7 ~ iwaukee 6 Anar-.em15 Tel(3s6 Ba~1more 10. St ...ow's 2 'Toronto 13 Bosron fl Cleveland 7 NV t.lers 2 Del rJI I 9. HOI.Slor> .1 Flonda 9. Balhmore 6 Highwat:~ suspect 4"! . ed wtth MarsbaD 8})·--· football game Sa..ua. -_,'J, Bt 3-Q W5 ... ... Thursday, April i, 2004 • .INSIDE 2003 Ford Focus SE Only 6,300 Miles HURRY!! 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