http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b7e7b7fa669c8525a97ae541580d6c52.pdf 452116271a719592c56300258e815667 PDF Text Text .• Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel wwW.mydailysentinel.c:om Tuesday, Apri128, 2009 '. Mter lopsided series, Cavs resting up: APphoto Carl Ect.vards (99) goes airborne after crashing with Ryan Newman, rear, and Brad Keselowski on the final lap of the Aaron's 499 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at ·Talladega Superspeedway In Talladega, Ala., on Sunday. Keselowski won the race. CLEVELAND (AP) Sweep, now sleep. Clevelani:l. Dusting Detroit has given forward : tbe Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron : · some extensive down time in James, ; the NBA playoffs. left, oele• Having broomed aside the . brates once-Bad Boys-now-justwith bad Pistons in four lopsided teammate games while barely breaking Delonte a sweat in the opening round, West in · LeBron James .and his crew the fourth · . will sit back and wait for quarter ·: their next opponent - the Sunday · winner of the Atlanta-Miami against · series. the The Cavs are the first team Detroit to move into Round 2 after ·Pistons in ·mowing down the team from Auburn Motown in historic fashion. Hills, I' It was over so·fast," Heat Mich. superstar Dwyane Wade said after Game 4's shootaround AP photO on Monday. "I didn't even know it was over, but I knew . it was over." · Thanks,D-Yogi. Ohio into Michigan for beat Clevelanli's opponent Wade's right. It was over Game 4. . single-handedly, he turned tO: before it was over. James has rarely been so his now-trusty teammate~ With James playing four . lo~ked ~n. He scored 36 and they n:s~onded. games at a level beyond any- Jl?lDIS Wl~h I~ rebounds and Mo Wtlhal}ls. Delonte: thing he has shown to date e1ght ass1sts m the Game 4 West; Joe Sm1th, Zydrun~~ and his teammates providing finale and finished the series . llgauskas, Anderson Varejao more support than ever the averaging 32 points, 11.3 and D~niel Gibson Cavaliers joiRed the i980 · rebounds and 7.5 assists on chipped in with big baskets; Boston Celtics and 2004 5 I percent shooting. He timely rebounds or m!Jstc' Indiana Pacers as the only JOined Larry Btrd and Oscar have defenstve stops: teams in league history to Robertson as the only play- throughout the four-garrlt: sweep a first-round series by ers to average 30-10-7 in a rQut. . : winnmg every game .oy dou- playoff series. 'While Michael · had hi~ ble figures. · . On Sunday,James wasser- Jordanaires, James doesn't So, now what? · enaded with chants of "M-V- have a catchy nickname foi: The Cavaliers,(est. P" , th~oughout the clincher. his su~porting cast. But tha~ They won't play a~ain He s Iikely toadd that a~a~ doesn. t me.an the other.. until Sunday at the earliest. to h1s . trophy case wtthm Cayalters are •-any less vall!lf the Atlanta-Miami series liays. able. · : goes seven games, it's possiTh~ 24-year-old dom_inatDetroit coach Micha~t ble Cleveland won't take the ed vutually every moment . Curry knows how dang~ro~~ court again until May 5 - he was on the court - at James' gal)g can be. •· an eight-day gap between both ends. He never let up on "I'm ve'l, impressed witli: games that will challenge the defense, treatin!\ each new Cleveland,' he said. "In · ~ Cavs' patie~ce and polish. 24 seconds as 1f they were past, when you really locked, Coach Mtke Brown gave h1s last as a pro. The down on LeBron and mad& . his team Monday off, but the Cavaliers won 66 regular- other guys have to make Cavs will be back on their sea&on games on the strength plays, thllt'S where . theY, practice court Tuesday with- of their suffocating .defense, missed having a guys lilce Ol,tl knowing who's riext. · a~d they didn't allow the . Mo Williams. Now, he '& ' "We l)eed tO stay mentallr, · Ptstons to brea.the. . making plays · and LeBron focused for the next series,' Great teams make easy · can be Qn the floor as the forward Ben Wallace w~med work of mediocre ones at recipient or plays created by following Sunday's win at this time of year, apd the someone else. And, they've The Palace, Detroit's noisy Cavaliers showed a killer continued to play well defen~ home that hosted more than inst.iilct. sively. : .; 5,000 Cleveland fans wbo Unlike in past postseasons, "They're a focusea made the short drive from when James would try to group." NASCAR won't make changes to Talladega surface, despite concerns . CHARLO'ITE, N.C. (AP) ate solutions as to how to Most of the drivers were - Despite injuries to fans prevent future similar acci- highly critical of the racitlg frotn . flying debris, dents but will evaluate the afterward, particularly NASCAR's satisfied with its fence height surrounding the because so much is out of safety standards, saying the race track and beef. up . its their control and so many fence at Talladega policing of aggressive dri- cars end up in a scrap heap. Superspeedway ·did what it ving and blocking, when one Ed wards, grateful the was supposed to do - keep car deliberately moves into fence held, warned that Carl Edwards' car out of the the path of a competing car restrictor-plate racing can kill someone, . ·. grandstands. trying to pass it. In a spectacular last-lap On the final -lap of "I don't know if 1 could accident, Edwards' . car Sunday's race, Edwards live with myself if I ended sailed upside-down into the tried to block eventual race- up in the grandstands," frontstretch fence, which ·winner Keselowski's pass as Edwards said. "We'll race bowed but held; before the they hurtled down the like this until we kill somebattered vehicle returned to frontstretch at nearly 200 body, then (NASCAR) will the track. Blake Bobbitt, one mph. Edwards slid low change it." of seven injured by debris, when Keselowski dipped Even Earnhardt, Who's remained hospitalized underneath him, and . the been very successful at Monday with a broken jaw. .block caused Keselowski to Daytona and Talladega, "One of our primary goals hook the left rear ·of expressed concern that the over the years is to build a Edwards' cat, sending it f · ti' • h d · . . ' th k ~~·nnt'ng l'nto the path of . ascma on m t e anger at re I ammg ·~nee . at eeps those two tracks had the cars and parts and pieces ewman. · all d h · out of the · spectator areas. Newman then hit owe 1 e racmg 10 go too · Nothing is bullet proof," Edwards' car, causing it to fartlis father, the late Dale NASCAR spokesman Jim fly off the track and into the · Earnhardt, WI\S killed on the Hunter said Monday. "The safety fence. Edwards last lap of the 2001 Daytona retaining fence did what it's emerged from tbe fiery 500 in an accident created b supposed to do. There was wreckage unscathed, and · some debris that went into jogged across the finish ·Jine. part 1Y ecause the elder · the gran _ dstand; that fortu"Q · frank! 1h . Earnhardt was blocking. Utte · y, ese Situ- "For years, we've had nately did not invoke serious ations that come up from · injury. If there is something time to time are 9 one-off _ wrecks like this every time we come up with as we ana- you don't nece~arily fore- we~ve come to Talladega. lyze this accident ... we'll see (them) and they are hard Ever since the plate got here. , make it as safe as we to recreate," Pemberton And for years it was celehumanly can." saii:l. ~rated," Earnhardt Jr.. said. The frightening ending The accident renewed 'The med1a celebrate~ 11, the marred what was easily scrutiny of restrictor-plate ~etw_or~s celebrated Jt,, caJI- · NASCAR's best race of the racing, which ·produces · m~ It The B1g On~. JUst season. There were 57 lead thrilling racing but carries ~~ng to att!'act attenllo~ .. . . So there s a responslbilichanges among 25 different inherent risk. drivers, and a nail-biting The horsepower-sapping ty wtth the medm and. the from restrictor plates are used at networks ~nd the sanctiOnlast-lap charge Edwards and Brad Daytona and Talladega _ mg_ body ttself to co~e to Keselo¢ski, who teamed NASCAR's two fastest_ 10 thetr senses a httle b1t. together to run down Ryan combat the high speeds. A But _racm11 has always Newman and Dale square aluminum plate is been fnghtemng. . installed in each car to limit In 1987. Bobby Allison. Earnhardt Jr. NASCAR vice president its engine's power, slowing too, . went airborne while Robin Pemberton acknowl- the car by reducing the ~~nmg_ over 200 mph, coledged the fine line between · amount of air that flows into hdmg mto the steel-cable · creating exciting racing and the carburetor. As a result fence and · scattering debris keeping the competitors the cars all run the sam~' into the crowd at Talladega. · safe. speed, and the field .is typi- That scary. crash led to the "It's tough to balance cally bunched tightly togeth- use of restnctor plates. out," he said. "Our series is er. One wrong move by a .But Allison said Monday .22 different race tracks ... driver can cause a massive that Edwards was overstat· With speeds from I 00 mph, accident. · ing the danger of plate raeto well over 200 mph, and There were three spectac- ing but acknowledged those not every driver likes every ular crashes Sunday: A 13- scary thrills are what draws J;Bce track that we run on . car wreck seven laps into the · fans to one of NASCAR's · That'spartofourseasonand race; a 10-car acctdent with most popular tracks. that's ,part of what makes it nine . laps to go; . and . "Part of the attraction of work. · · Edwards airborne flight into Talladega is the potential for NASCAR had no immedi- the fence on the.final lap. danger.~· Allison said. Bengals fromPageBl , Zuckerman, said in a phone interview on Monday night that the team informed him last month that Jones would be gone. ·. ''They told me they plan to trade Levi or release him by die draft," Zuckerman Said. "You can't get enough ' r: tackles. We were shocked." The Bengals took tackle Andre Smith from Alabama with the sixth overall pick on Saturday, helping to fill their big~est need. They released n~ht tackle Willie Anderson m the final cut · before the start of last season, and lost right tackle Stacy Andrews in the offseason, when . he signed with Philadelphia. The offens1ve line was a big problem last season, when quarterback Carson Palmer was hit often and the offense finished last in the league.. Palmer had a broken nose, sprained ankle and tom tendon and ligament in his passing elbow, causing him to miss a dozen games. Also on Monday, the · Bengals terminated the contracts of safety Mike Doss and tight end Nate Lawrie,. and waived linebacker Eric Henderson and running back Gary Russell. ' • 50 CE:\'TS • \ 'ol. .)!\. ~o. ~ • Local Roundup. SeepugeBl Reds ·was · fromPageBl • • in right-center to drive in two runs, and later scored OJ! Geoff Blum's sacrifice ·fly. _, "You're going to have days like that," Cordero ~d. "I'm not happy about it because of . the way Johnny was pitching. He ;gave the team · a chance to win the game. He had an unbelievable game. and Oswalt was unbelievable against us." The Astros are without '' BY BRIAN J. REED .SH~EDiitMVDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY . A Middleport man charged with three counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and apprehended two weeks ago in an escape attempt is nowfree from jail on his own recognizance. Common Pleas Court Judge ' Fred : w. JII . · released Buford on a $5 ,000 personal oizance bond ~-.•,,...-., Prosecuting A,ssistant · .Attorney · Matthew . J. Donahue requested, the reductil;ln in Smallwood's bond; .''to allow Smallwood to receive treatment for i a .. · · medical cmidition." Smallwood WilS . seen at Recycled NeW5prlnl \\\\\\ tn~d,1d\'~ nlfn\·l .!Of JI ) die emergency room at Holzer Medical Center on April. 22 for an infected wound on bis right thumb. Document~ .from Holzer Health· Systems filed with Dona]lue's motion show he was diagnosed with MRSA, a staph' infection, which \'is very contagious to others.... Smallwood was in Jail on a three-count secret mdict- on I ~ I •I r-: ~ ,on1 H I ment, filed March I 4, · He now faces an escape charging three feloni~s. He charge in ~eigs Conn!)' was placed m Jail dn Court, and 1s scheduled to March 31. · · appear on May 7 for a pre- · On April 10, Smallwood . liminary hearing. wa> apprehended on the The county sheriff is 1 hillside behind the legally responsible· for ,all Pomeroy. Post Office by medical costs associated depu~ies and courthouse with prisoners in his enssecunty personnel, after he tody, including prescrip· ·attempted to flee from tion medications and doctor visits. sheriff's custody. · No cases of swine flu reported in Meigs Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYOAILY$ENTINELCOM OBITUARIEs · Page AS \' •• Juanita Bowles, Sa . • Randy Crouch, 66 ·.• Stephanie English, 38 ' '. ·•• Robert Harrison II, 40 • Robert K. Landers, 28 · • Carol L. Proffitt, 71 , .• Rebecca .Reyflokls, ·41;1 .. '. ' POMEROY - Meigs County Health Commissioner . Larry Marshall said the swine flu out~reak .is a legitimate · health concern and thou~h . there is no reilsonfor pantc, residents need to be con- . cerned and informed. Marshall said what's happening in Mexico and other states is important to track. comparing the outbreak to the proverbial hurricane that is predicted to hit though it often takes time to track and pin . point just Where it is headed, allowing people to · get .a bette!" idea of how to be prefared. Marshall .sai4 as · o yesterday · there remained only one conftrrned· case of swine flu in Ohio in Elyria where a cltild . . ·.. ' Submitted ph(!lo who had been i~ Mexico _Candidates for the 2009 Meigs High School prom king and.queen are from the le~. front, Calle WoHe, Lucreshia Howard, become ill. The child has Laura Gheen, Adrian Bolin, Jamie Bailey, and Ke!ri VanReeth; and back; aay Bolin, Mason Metts; Joah Cleland, Ci'lad recov~red . "In Meigs County we do Bonnett, Crockett Crow, and Ernie Welsh. The crowning of the king and queen will take plaqe duril,'lg t!'le Ohio Riliet ·cruise need to be aware of this outon The Rubel. . · · ·· · · .·. ' · break, so far, it is here in Ohio, has the potential · to· infect many people and we nee<l to make efforts to limit · Bv CHARLENE i:'IOEFLICH . · Candidates for ·king · and queen ·barriers will' !>e ip place .at entrances its spread," Marshall said. HOEF,liCHIIMYDAILYSENTIN~L.coM were announced ·this week. Queen . to the parking lot.H.e ursed coo'peraMarshall suggests the folcandidates are · Catie Wolfe, tion from the public ' citmg his con.:: lowing guidelines , to limit POMl!ROY ' - "A Night u~der a . Lucreshia Howard, Latini Gheen, cern for thE stl!dents an.d their s~fety · Pl...• see Flu,ll5 Thousand Stars". will be the theme Adrian -Bolin, Jamie Bailey, and . since the.j . will be . returning ' to the of · the 2009 Meigs High School Kerrt VanReeth. King candidates are levee wei after dark. prom to be held Saturday night on a Clay Bolin, Mason Metts, . Josh . He said'lldditional polictotficers.will party sternwl!eeler while cruising Cleland, Chad Bonnett, Crockett be on hillld•and that an officer will be at the Ohio River. · Crow. and Ernie Welsh.. · the leve5,tp be sure no~alcohoJ '·is taken Bolll'lling will be at the · Pomeroy As an accommodation and to assure onboard. Additionally there will be four levee with a formal walk-in and intro- safety of the students, Pomeroy Mayor tlaggers wearing safety vests and cartyduction beginning ~t 7 p.m. and end: John Musser has asked t!Iat only those ing red flags to assist students, family ing at 8 p.m. when the boat begins the. snidellts attending the prom park on members and others in crossing streets excursion. The crowning of this year's the parking lot. · to get 1o the parking lot. · king and queen will take· place on the Family and friends will find ade- . ' "WIIat we· want to do," · said the BY BRIAN J. REED boat prior to returning to the levee at quate parking on lhe slreels, at the mayor, "is just 10 make it nice foi' the BREEDO MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM II :30 jt:m. An after-J?rom party will Farmers Bank lot, and at the lot near students attending the prom. We take place in the Me1gs High School the ball fields just a block away from want it be a safe, fun and very speci!ll Ml.DDLEPORT gymnasium from ·12 to 2:30p.m. . downtown, sa1d Musser, noting that night for the'm.'' · Mtddleport Village Co.uncil held the first reading .of an ordinance that would grant authority to the mayor to declare a village-wide state St~FF REPORT of emergency. MDSNEWSOMYOAILYSENTINELcoM The ordinance would apply in those cases where only the POMER_QY - To recog. village is affected by a naturnize the serious problem of ' . al disaster or other event, and alcohol abuse, April Is desa county-wide declaration is ignated · · "Alcohol not forthcoming. . Awareness Month." During the J11nuary ice Bv BETH SERGENT The .youth of Meigs storm, the entire village was · BSERGI;NTOMY!WLYSENTINELCOM Co~~rr '·hav~ developed without electricity while activities to mcrease the1r power outages in other parts COLUMBUS . - The peers' awareness of the of the county were scattered. Ohio Environmental effects of alcohol on their ·No county emergenc~ declaProtection Agency will host health, academic perforration was made dunng that an information session and mance, ·and athletic . abiliemergency, but a villagepublic hearing on an admin- ties. Youth-Led Prevention wide emergency C9Uid have istrative modification to Funds from the ·Galliabeen declared under the proSubmllllld.pholo American Municipal Jackson·Meigs Board of posed ordinance with benePowe.r-Ohio's -air permit at . Alcohol. Drug Addiction Meigs Couniy CommissionerS Mike Bartrum (sitting, left) fit to village residents 'nd 6:30 p.m., June 2 at the and Menial Health Services and Mick Davenport sign a proclamation recognizing April emergency workers. Southern Elementary were awarded to Eastern as Alcohol Awareness Month. Also pictured are (standing, The ordinance allows the School cafetqrium. . and . Meigs .High School left) Abby Harris, community organizer for Meigs Local and council . president to act in According to the Ohio SADD Chapters. The funds Brenda Curlman, community organizer lor Eastem Local. the mayor's absence. EPA, the request for admin- are granted to foster. partCouncil approved a n:soluistrative modification is nerships that promote com- proclamation declares that ing problem "':ith devastat- tion declaring May 7 meant to add Maximum munity service, prevention alcohol use · by young peo- ing consequences. "National Day of Prayer" in Students at Eastern, Meigs, Middleport, m conjunction Achievable Control and positive youth develop- ple is extremely dangerous to society as a whole. and Southern High Schools with the county National Day (MACT) ment. . Technology The Meigs County During this years campaign, will take part in the cam- of Prayer oommittee's obserrequirements that AMP's the National Council on paign by signing prom vance. ~ggy Crane, commitMeigs C~unty project Commissioners have joined Alcoholism and Drug promises. Area students also tee member, met with conneil in the prevention efforts by · becal,tle subject to after the Dependence is highlighting had the opportunity to attend to present the proclamation. signing a proclamation ' r ecFeb. 7, 2008 issuance of the ognizing April as AI<.'Ohol the important issues · of ., ._se,..AMP,AS Awareness Month. The underage drinking. a grow- PIIIH . . . Alini'Oftlll, AS Pl•se ... Ordln11nce. 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Both players plans to use a vanety of rubbed the sides of their relievers in the closer's heads and stayed in the role, depending upon which ~arne. Dickerson left an batters are due up. mning later after showing Notes: Jason Bay has the symptoms of a concussion. Reds 38 Edwin second-most homers by a visitor at Great American Encarnacion went hitless with 14.... Houston RHP and is in a 1-for-28 slump. \\I I )'J Sll \) . \ I'HIJ :!' ' :!f ) - SPORTS l·" ' . t1'. Printed on 100% Middleport •.PQme~y, .Ohio air • Three represent EHS · in honors band, A6 Modem Woodmen make donation, Aa '' '' • , �. PageA2 OHIO · The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April 29, 2009 !he Daily Sentinel Ohio Dems try to ~ll education plan final tim~ COLUMBUS (AP) Demo.crats made one last sales pitch Tuesday on their proposed overhaul of Ohio's education srstem before their plan heads to the GOP-controlled Senate, where criticism and an uncertain future await. The Democrats who control the Ohio House said that the Ohio Association of School 8usiness Officials had endorsed their plan to fix the state's school fund- . ing ., system, which has repeatedly been . deemed unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court. The funding change, and curriculum chan~es that stress problem-solvmg and inter. disciplinlll)' skills, are on track to pass the House Wednesday. · State Superintendent Deborah Delisle gave Senate Finance Commiuee members a broad description of the plan during testimony Tuesday. Before it heads to tbe Senate next week, Democrats are trying to muster as m11ch momentum as possible. Kevll1 Ketlylphoto "This endorsement. is yet A Galli a County EMS units travels down a road off Ohio 588 near Rodney near the scene of a Tuesday shooting incident more evidence of the · · momentum building behind that left two persons dead. A 76-year-old Wellston man; Walter E. Stewart, was taker\ .into custody at the scene. this plan," said House Speaker Armond Dudish of Beachwood. "Fmm fair funding advocates to school treasurers to bus drivers, scene in connection with the Holley was taken by EMS tors are consulting with the Ohio's education community BY KEVIN KELLY MOTNEWS@MVDAILYTRIBUNE.COM shootings. · to a landing zone set up at Gallia County Prosecuting is recognizing the strength of Faith Baptist Attorney's . Gallia County 911 was nearby office on our reform plan and putting RODNEY - A man and informed at 5:28 p.m. that Church and placed on a charges. and Browning said its .suppon behind it." woman are dead and a sus- Holley and Merry had been · HealthNet air ambulance the crime scene is being Gov. Ted Stricklanc;! propect is in custody following shot on top of the hill at for transport to St. Mary's processed ·by the Ohio . posed a dramatic overhaul a shooting incident Tuesday Holley Brothers Stone Medical Center in Bureau of Criminal of Ohio 's school funding at a stone yard just off Ohio Quarry. The alleged shooter, Huntington , W.Va. • · anti formula' that would ·boost Identification · 588 west of Rodney. identified to authorities as HealthNet later advised Investigati()n. ·tnvestigators ·. the state's share of the cost Gallia County Sheriff Joe Stewart, was reportedly still 9 II that the victim was dead were continuing to .question . and . 'reduce · taxl'ayers' Brow"ning confirmed that · a( the sce~e. and Gallia · on arrival. expected contributiOn to Stewart. . the victims are John Paul County 9 i'l's log of the "Our preliminary investiThe sheriff's department their local schools. His proHolley and Carolyn Merry, incident revealed Stewart gation indicates Mr. Stewart was assisted at the scene by posed "evidence,based" ages and addresses not was taken inio custody at and the victims were the EMS, Rio Grande . education 'system would · i~volved in a business dis- Village PoliCe and · the require schools to use . the immediately available. '5:43 .p.m . Deputies arrested Walter E. Gallia-[14eigs Post of the latest research findings . to .Me:rry is believed to have pute." Browning said. Stewart, 76, Wellston . at the died at the scene, while The sheriff and investiga- State Highway Patrol. : · dictate everything from leaves2 class sizes to teacher train: ing to testing. · House Democrats rewrot¢ Strickland's formula to give more .aid to, poorer school districts arid less aid to ·wealthy ones, which gar; nered more legislative sup; , port. By the time the plan is fully phased in. the state's share of education funding will rise to. 61 percent fron) the current 50 percent. . Ohio . is spending about $5.9 billion on state aid for its roughly 1.9 million pulh lie school st~dems in th~ current fiscal year. · Lawmakers also relaxed portions of Strickland's plari so that school districts could maintain the status quo in the; fli'SI year, and that the time• line for · implementation would eltpand from eight to 10 years . Districts would have more time to ..d~ their class sizes, lengthen the school year up to 20 days and offer all-day kindergarten. : ;rile school busineSs offic cials .joined the endorse· ments of the Ohio Business Roundtable, the Ohio State Board of Education and others - including the organization "that sued over Ohio's current scllool funding system. "OUr members are those who are ·likely ·to be the most in tune with the need for change in the way we fund schools and also understand the serious fiscal challenges Ohio currently faces," said Barbara Shaner, associate executive director of the school business officials' group. But others, most notably the Ohio School Boards Association , haven'i endorsed the plan . And Republicans have a litany of concerns about.the plan, fron:t its curriculum mandates to its reliance on federal economic stimulus money that won't be around in.two years. Police: Man ends.standoff at retirement home Bv JOHN SEEWER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER TOLEDO - A man who police say was distraught over his pending divorce and whose mortgage business was failing surrendered after holdin~ his estranged wife at gunpomt at a retirement community for about five hours Tuesday, police said. It was the second ,time in . little over a month that he had held police at bay during a domestic dispute, police said. Following hours of negotiating Tues<!ay, the estranged wife of Michael Swiergosz walked outside wearing a robe and ran to .safety alongside a police officer. "She was calm but :worn out." said police Capt. Ron Navarro. Officers took Michael Swiergosz, wearing a suit jacket and handcuffs . to a police van a few minutes AP photo/The Blade, Dave Zapotosky ·later. . : Hostage negotiators had Barbara Swiergosz r.uns with a Toledo Police Directed heei1 talking with Swiergosz Patrol officer after being released by her estranged husand hj s estranged wife, band Michael Swiergosz at the Sunset House on Indian Barbam, since he walked into Rd., in Toledo, Tuesday. the Sunset House assistedA woman who answered Swiergosz has pleaded living center. in the morning, the phohe at the home dur· not guilty to two counts of pointed a gun at an employee ing the standoff said resifelonious assault stemming "and told her to call his wife, dents and staff were safe from that standoff. He post:who works there. police said. · "He did a lot of crying and and the building was 'secure. ed a $25.000 bond April 20, he talked a lot about his fam- The site also houses the cor- and he -faces a June 10 trial ily and his children ." said porate offices of Sunset and up to 16 years in prison Retirement Communities, if convicted! , Police Chief Mike Navarre. The Blade said Swiergosz's . The couple were in the which · operates . Sunset House and two other homes home is scheduled for sher:process of divorcing and his iff's sale May 13. in the area . . ~mce-thri v in g business was Swiergosz is listed as the The assisted-living center ·in trouble, Navarre said. "That success apparently !s in a Tudor-style mansion founder .of Lambertville. didn't do too well when the huilt in the late 1920s.lt's in MiCh.-based Money Minders economy wen t bad."' the one of the city 's most exclu- Inc .. wh.ich provides mortgage loans and home refipolice chief said. "1 don't sive neighboth<;JOds. Barbara Swiergosz 's nancing. S~iergosz held a know if that had any impact nt all on his action s today'" mother told WTOL that the real estate license from 1992 . Police said the couple 46-year-old . Swiergosz has to 2002 and has more than 20 have four children. including abused his wife and threat- years of experience in the a newborn who was ·in day ened to kill her and their mongage industry. a company Web site said. . care at the retirement center daughter. · Authorities locked down Last month. Swiergosz when the standoff began. area held off Lucas County schools after police Swiergosz locked himself with his wife in an empty Sheriff's deputies for three received the first emergency apartment and all residents hours at' his suburban · call at II :26 a.m. The all-girls St. Ursula were moved from the area. Springfield Township home • after authorities responded Academy. a private high Navarre said. school across the street At some point. Swiergosz to a repon of gunfire. Swiergosz barricaded fro m the retirement home, hit his wife on the head with a crowbar, but she appeared himself after arguing with was released from lock· his wife. authori ties said. down at about 1:30 p.m .. to be OK. Navarre said. Swiergosz was calm and Police >aid Swiergosz fired school spo~eswoman Julie rational most of the time, two shots - one into the Funk said. Students began Navarre said. His wife .held ground and one in the air leaving the schoo l when up amazingly well, the before they arrived. The classes ended for the day at (Toledo) Blade reponed. police chief said. about 3 p.m. • BY THE .B END ' · PageA3 I Wednesday, April29, 2009 ANNIE 'S MAILBOX Junior high students perform What happened shou!dn 't stay in Texas BY KATHY MrrcHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: Five months ago, my giilfriend went to a job c<,>nferen~e in Texas . When she came back, she used my computer and accidentally left her e-mail open. I found numerous pictures of her business trip, and several are of her sitting on the lap of another man. She looks happy and he has his hands wrapped arounp her. The last picture , the most worrisome, is of her standing up and hugging this man, looking·at him as if they were about to kiss . I snooped a I iule more and found an e-mail from him telling her how : special she was and that he "never went that far with a woman before at these conferences." My girlfriend told me that her married co-worker was • kissing another man . I heard another co-worker say, "What happens in Texas stays in Texas ." I haven 't·men.tioned any-. • thing about what I saw on the computer because I want to give my girlfriend the opportunity to tell me herself. I get the impression this secret is eating her up, and the result is~ we are having ser_ious problems. So , how do I tell her I've read her e-mail? ~ Confused in Tulsa Dear 'lUisa: Honestly ani! soon·. Tell your girlfriend she left her e-mail open after her trip and you saw the pho ~ . tojlraphs of her wit!J th~ other man. If she admits everythmg and you trust that she is telling the whole truth; you have a chance ·to put your relationship bacl> on track. Otherwise, sorry to say, ll"s headed south. · Dear Annie: I am a 50-something woman who has been single for nearly 20 years. I hadn't even had a date in the current century and filled my time with work , grown chi!- · Submitted photo dren, friends, volunteer activities and hobbies. I was lonely; Junior high bane students from Eastern participated in the annual Junior High Solo and Ensemble adjudicated event.&! but figured no relationship is better than a bad one: Ohio University. Performances were rated for tone quality, intonation, rhythmic accuracy &nd musical interpretation. 10 Recently, I became involved with a man who is 20 years students received ratings of Superior Performlince and five received ratings of Excellent P!!rformance. Pi.ctured are younger. It's been fantastic, U41d honestly, we're just two Jessica Samps9n , Kendra Fick, Larissa Riddle, Julie Weddle, Tim Minear,. Nikki Gilbride, Alex Amos, Brandon Coleman, people.! don't notice the age difference wh.en I'm with him . I'm not writing for advice, because things are great right Jonathan Kuhn, David Frank, Roger Bunce, Marshall Aanestad , Katie Keller, Hannah Adams, Joshua Parker and now. I have no expectations for a long-term future ruid am · · · · Rachael Markworth. concentrating on living in the moment. But I would like to hear from your readers who have been in this situation and ask how they handled difficulties, especially from their families. I realize his parents and my children have concerns about emotional turmoil and possible financial opportunism, but O' Brien will review Gra.nge #878, potluck sup- Township Trustees. 5 p.m .. shouldn't they be glad their loved one has companionship? We see lots of older men with younger women.ls there a dou"Auditions" by Barbara per at 6:30 p.m. followed by Rutland Fire Station . ble standard of acceptance? - Not Harold and Mande Walters. Hostess will be meeting at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May l Dear Not Maude: Yes , as we often see in Hollywood, · Gay Perrin. Monday, May 4 MIDDLEPORT where older leading men are frequently (and sometimes Friday, May 1 POMEROY - Business Healing and miracle serridiculously) paired with much younger women. But sociRACINE . Meigs Wednesday,April29 :vice, 7 p.m., Rejoicing Life Counly Pomona Grange , After Hours reception. 4-6 ety can become accustomed to all kinds of combinations, p.m:, American Municipal MIDDLEPORT - Free ~burch. · 7:30 p;m .; Racine Grange Power:Ohio, appetizers pro- community dinner, 5-6:30 including yours, and our mail indicates there ·are a ·great many older women who are 'luite happy with younger men, . Saturday, May 2 Hall . All baking contests ·. vided. p.m., Middleport Church of Any readers who want to we1gh in are welcome· to do so . . RACINE - Southern will be held. . the Nazarene . Spaghetti, Dear Annie: "Desperate'' wrote that his "incredible" Charge men's prayer breakSaturday, May 2 salad, bread, dessert and wife of 25 years won't have sex with him, won't talk about fast, 8 a.m., Morning Star. Pu~lic MIDDLEPORT - Job's · drink will be served. · it and won't go for counseling. You said it might be a horUnited Methodist Church. Daughters Bethel 62, II monal imbalance. I'd like to know what hormonal imbalThurSday, April 30 a.m . 50th anniversary dinance makes a woman discount her·husband's pleading. Is SHADE Bedford ner. 2 p.m. open meeting and there a hormone that causes cruelty, selfishness, hypocrisy · with majority ceremony. Township meeting on fire and narcissism? She's gor issues about sex, and it's only Monday, May 4 Honored,Queen Harley Fox protection, 7 p.m., Bedford "fair she try to work on them. ·· ·· . . NEW HAVEN , W.Va.·presiding .and . reception Township Grange Hall. Her husband is 52, and unless he wants to be "desperate" PORTLAND - Lebanon Mildred Fry will observe . Wednesday, April29 honoring Kristen Davis , POMEROY · . The Grand Bethel Honord Township Trustees. meet ·at hi!r 95th birthday on May 4.. for another .30 years, he needs to lay down an ultimatum: 7 p.m, township building. Cards may be sent to P.O. either she goes to counseling and gives it a-real shot, or she Middleport Literary Club Queen to follow meeting . Box 75, New Haven , W.Va. grants him a divorce . There might be someone out there Monday, May 4 will meet at 2 p.m ., at the . SALEM CENTER- Star who thinks he's "incredible," and it would be nice if he RUTLAND Rutland 25265. Pomeroy Library. Pam • Grange #778 and Star Junior finds her while' he still. has his own teeth . - John in L.A. Dear John: We agree that his wife is beirijl unreasonable, but unless he is willing to give her that. ulumatum, he can only work on his response to the situation. Annie's Mailbox ii wrinen by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the .Ann Landers col· scheduling needed, from 4 Labor Day weekend perfor- discovery through exercises . umn. Please e-mail your questions to anniesmailboxcom· to 7 p.m . Thursday at Meigs mance of "Back to the on the ground. not riding. cast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, High School. Staff mem- 80's." The RCP are also per- The prog~am says: Chi~ago, IL 60611. To find out more about" Annie's , RACINE , Tuppers bers will . be their class· forming the summer come, "Discover yourself, physi- Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate · Water Plains-Chester dy "Playing Doctor," June cally, mentally, emotionally writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web rooms to meet with parents. · District has scheduled an page at www.creators.com. · and spiritually." interruption of service and a .Purpose of the conferences 26-27 . is to allow parents and )loil advisory from 9 a.m. to p.m . Thursday for Ross, teachers to discuss student · lovett, Valley Belle, Trouble progress and tie up loosl? POMEROY The Ereek, Ponland, McKenzie ends before the end of. the Meigs County TB staff will ~idge , Stlversville, 2009 school year. be giving TB tests from 5-6 Barringer Ridge, Durst p.m .. on Monday at the Ridge and Carpetner,. Pomeroy Library. They will :rornado Road from Apple return on Wednesday, May !]rove-Dorcas to and includMIDDLEPORT For mort 1'nfoi1Miion ro"ract: ing Hoback Road and Auditions for the River City 6 to read. · Brtnt Pantrion . Player's upcoming perfor:t"anners Run Road. (740) 992-/880tw . : Water should be boiled .mance will be held .from 6-8 Sarah Bi>olh for three minutes before it is p.m. on May 11 · 12 at the (8(10) 182-7201. "''· 7026 . consumed. The advisory is Middleport Church of · Emaii: in effect until 4 P·ITI· on Christ. Those· auditioning br<mp@rlo.td• .,. sbwlh®rio.•dU · ALBANY - The Jelfers Friday. should come prepared to O.lh• W••, gq lo WI'IW.rlo.tdo/odmj..W.U · If weather does not permit sing with CD or sheet music Horse Farm, 41810 State work on Thursday, it will be of their choice. Those-who Farm Road in Albany, is rescheduled for May 5. • audition should be available hosting an open house from for rehearsals and perfor- 2-5 p.m. on Saturday. There mances frorri June through will be a tour of the horse Sept. 6. For iriformation farm and a demonstratipn of contact Seth at sar- an "Equine Facilitated •• gabright@yahoo.com or Learning'' program that . is . POMEROY - There will call 992-6759. The audi- described as taking a person pe an open conference,. no tions are for the upcoming on a journey. of personal ·~ommunity Calendar Church events Other events meetings Birthdays ·Clubs organizations Local Briefs Boil advisory TBtests s: RCP auditions set In recognition of all the caring men >and women in the nursing field, QJ:be ~alhpolis 1J9atlp atribune, ai:be ~oint ~leasant i\egister and The Dally Sentinel will be publishing a special section on May 8th in print and online. · This is a great way for • Hospitals • Nursing Homes • Home Medical Suppliers • Clinics • Doctor's Offices • Health Departments • School Nursing ' Programs,,etc, to salute our hard-working nurses. ., ·;.•J,. ·~. Full page $728.31 Half $455.19 Quarter $260.11 Eighth $155.78 Deadline is May 4th I QJ:be floint flleasant l\eg(jjter 304-675-1333 The Dally Sentinel . Parent-teacher · ·: conferences set • • ' RIO GRANDE MEIGS CENTER Summer Term 2009 Summer I• June I -July 2 (First Five Weeks) Summer II• July 6 -August 7 (Secand Five Weeks) D£PT . COl1RSE # SF.CTION 60 CoM 11103 ENG 10104 60 ENG IOIOIL 60 r.o ENG 10201 60 ENG 10201L 60 ENG 111m 60 ENG 11203 .ENG 2410J 60 liPE 16203 60 lA 10101 60 MTII !I).IQl 60 MTII 11203 ! D~~"n~i~o~i::; ~~~~~~ ' Pat Holter of the Association. The money included a $2,500 Woodmen grant as a match to the $2,730 raised by , the Chester group )juring its recent bene; fit dinner and auction. Charlene H08III~hlphoto • . Modem·Woodmen make donation A check for $5,230 from the Modern Woodmen. Coolville · Camp 3738 to the • Chester-Shade ; Historical AsSociation will be used toward the installation of : storm window$ in the • restored Chester ; Courthouse. 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The funding change, and curriculum chan~es that stress problem-solvmg and inter. disciplinlll)' skills, are on track to pass the House Wednesday. · State Superintendent Deborah Delisle gave Senate Finance Commiuee members a broad description of the plan during testimony Tuesday. Before it heads to tbe Senate next week, Democrats are trying to muster as m11ch momentum as possible. Kevll1 Ketlylphoto "This endorsement. is yet A Galli a County EMS units travels down a road off Ohio 588 near Rodney near the scene of a Tuesday shooting incident more evidence of the · · momentum building behind that left two persons dead. A 76-year-old Wellston man; Walter E. Stewart, was taker\ .into custody at the scene. this plan," said House Speaker Armond Dudish of Beachwood. "Fmm fair funding advocates to school treasurers to bus drivers, scene in connection with the Holley was taken by EMS tors are consulting with the Ohio's education community BY KEVIN KELLY MOTNEWS@MVDAILYTRIBUNE.COM shootings. · to a landing zone set up at Gallia County Prosecuting is recognizing the strength of Faith Baptist Attorney's . Gallia County 911 was nearby office on our reform plan and putting RODNEY - A man and informed at 5:28 p.m. that Church and placed on a charges. and Browning said its .suppon behind it." woman are dead and a sus- Holley and Merry had been · HealthNet air ambulance the crime scene is being Gov. Ted Stricklanc;! propect is in custody following shot on top of the hill at for transport to St. Mary's processed ·by the Ohio . posed a dramatic overhaul a shooting incident Tuesday Holley Brothers Stone Medical Center in Bureau of Criminal of Ohio 's school funding at a stone yard just off Ohio Quarry. The alleged shooter, Huntington , W.Va. • · anti formula' that would ·boost Identification · 588 west of Rodney. identified to authorities as HealthNet later advised Investigati()n. ·tnvestigators ·. the state's share of the cost Gallia County Sheriff Joe Stewart, was reportedly still 9 II that the victim was dead were continuing to .question . and . 'reduce · taxl'ayers' Brow"ning confirmed that · a( the sce~e. and Gallia · on arrival. expected contributiOn to Stewart. . the victims are John Paul County 9 i'l's log of the "Our preliminary investiThe sheriff's department their local schools. His proHolley and Carolyn Merry, incident revealed Stewart gation indicates Mr. Stewart was assisted at the scene by posed "evidence,based" ages and addresses not was taken inio custody at and the victims were the EMS, Rio Grande . education 'system would · i~volved in a business dis- Village PoliCe and · the require schools to use . the immediately available. '5:43 .p.m . Deputies arrested Walter E. Gallia-[14eigs Post of the latest research findings . to .Me:rry is believed to have pute." Browning said. Stewart, 76, Wellston . at the died at the scene, while The sheriff and investiga- State Highway Patrol. : · dictate everything from leaves2 class sizes to teacher train: ing to testing. · House Democrats rewrot¢ Strickland's formula to give more .aid to, poorer school districts arid less aid to ·wealthy ones, which gar; nered more legislative sup; , port. By the time the plan is fully phased in. the state's share of education funding will rise to. 61 percent fron) the current 50 percent. . Ohio . is spending about $5.9 billion on state aid for its roughly 1.9 million pulh lie school st~dems in th~ current fiscal year. · Lawmakers also relaxed portions of Strickland's plari so that school districts could maintain the status quo in the; fli'SI year, and that the time• line for · implementation would eltpand from eight to 10 years . Districts would have more time to ..d~ their class sizes, lengthen the school year up to 20 days and offer all-day kindergarten. : ;rile school busineSs offic cials .joined the endorse· ments of the Ohio Business Roundtable, the Ohio State Board of Education and others - including the organization "that sued over Ohio's current scllool funding system. "OUr members are those who are ·likely ·to be the most in tune with the need for change in the way we fund schools and also understand the serious fiscal challenges Ohio currently faces," said Barbara Shaner, associate executive director of the school business officials' group. But others, most notably the Ohio School Boards Association , haven'i endorsed the plan . And Republicans have a litany of concerns about.the plan, fron:t its curriculum mandates to its reliance on federal economic stimulus money that won't be around in.two years. Police: Man ends.standoff at retirement home Bv JOHN SEEWER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER TOLEDO - A man who police say was distraught over his pending divorce and whose mortgage business was failing surrendered after holdin~ his estranged wife at gunpomt at a retirement community for about five hours Tuesday, police said. It was the second ,time in . little over a month that he had held police at bay during a domestic dispute, police said. Following hours of negotiating Tues<!ay, the estranged wife of Michael Swiergosz walked outside wearing a robe and ran to .safety alongside a police officer. "She was calm but :worn out." said police Capt. Ron Navarro. Officers took Michael Swiergosz, wearing a suit jacket and handcuffs . to a police van a few minutes AP photo/The Blade, Dave Zapotosky ·later. . : Hostage negotiators had Barbara Swiergosz r.uns with a Toledo Police Directed heei1 talking with Swiergosz Patrol officer after being released by her estranged husand hj s estranged wife, band Michael Swiergosz at the Sunset House on Indian Barbam, since he walked into Rd., in Toledo, Tuesday. the Sunset House assistedA woman who answered Swiergosz has pleaded living center. in the morning, the phohe at the home dur· not guilty to two counts of pointed a gun at an employee ing the standoff said resifelonious assault stemming "and told her to call his wife, dents and staff were safe from that standoff. He post:who works there. police said. · "He did a lot of crying and and the building was 'secure. ed a $25.000 bond April 20, he talked a lot about his fam- The site also houses the cor- and he -faces a June 10 trial ily and his children ." said porate offices of Sunset and up to 16 years in prison Retirement Communities, if convicted! , Police Chief Mike Navarre. The Blade said Swiergosz's . The couple were in the which · operates . Sunset House and two other homes home is scheduled for sher:process of divorcing and his iff's sale May 13. in the area . . ~mce-thri v in g business was Swiergosz is listed as the The assisted-living center ·in trouble, Navarre said. "That success apparently !s in a Tudor-style mansion founder .of Lambertville. didn't do too well when the huilt in the late 1920s.lt's in MiCh.-based Money Minders economy wen t bad."' the one of the city 's most exclu- Inc .. wh.ich provides mortgage loans and home refipolice chief said. "1 don't sive neighboth<;JOds. Barbara Swiergosz 's nancing. S~iergosz held a know if that had any impact nt all on his action s today'" mother told WTOL that the real estate license from 1992 . Police said the couple 46-year-old . Swiergosz has to 2002 and has more than 20 have four children. including abused his wife and threat- years of experience in the a newborn who was ·in day ened to kill her and their mongage industry. a company Web site said. . care at the retirement center daughter. · Authorities locked down Last month. Swiergosz when the standoff began. area held off Lucas County schools after police Swiergosz locked himself with his wife in an empty Sheriff's deputies for three received the first emergency apartment and all residents hours at' his suburban · call at II :26 a.m. The all-girls St. Ursula were moved from the area. Springfield Township home • after authorities responded Academy. a private high Navarre said. school across the street At some point. Swiergosz to a repon of gunfire. Swiergosz barricaded fro m the retirement home, hit his wife on the head with a crowbar, but she appeared himself after arguing with was released from lock· his wife. authori ties said. down at about 1:30 p.m .. to be OK. Navarre said. Swiergosz was calm and Police >aid Swiergosz fired school spo~eswoman Julie rational most of the time, two shots - one into the Funk said. Students began Navarre said. His wife .held ground and one in the air leaving the schoo l when up amazingly well, the before they arrived. The classes ended for the day at (Toledo) Blade reponed. police chief said. about 3 p.m. • BY THE .B END ' · PageA3 I Wednesday, April29, 2009 ANNIE 'S MAILBOX Junior high students perform What happened shou!dn 't stay in Texas BY KATHY MrrcHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: Five months ago, my giilfriend went to a job c<,>nferen~e in Texas . When she came back, she used my computer and accidentally left her e-mail open. I found numerous pictures of her business trip, and several are of her sitting on the lap of another man. She looks happy and he has his hands wrapped arounp her. The last picture , the most worrisome, is of her standing up and hugging this man, looking·at him as if they were about to kiss . I snooped a I iule more and found an e-mail from him telling her how : special she was and that he "never went that far with a woman before at these conferences." My girlfriend told me that her married co-worker was • kissing another man . I heard another co-worker say, "What happens in Texas stays in Texas ." I haven 't·men.tioned any-. • thing about what I saw on the computer because I want to give my girlfriend the opportunity to tell me herself. I get the impression this secret is eating her up, and the result is~ we are having ser_ious problems. So , how do I tell her I've read her e-mail? ~ Confused in Tulsa Dear 'lUisa: Honestly ani! soon·. Tell your girlfriend she left her e-mail open after her trip and you saw the pho ~ . tojlraphs of her wit!J th~ other man. If she admits everythmg and you trust that she is telling the whole truth; you have a chance ·to put your relationship bacl> on track. Otherwise, sorry to say, ll"s headed south. · Dear Annie: I am a 50-something woman who has been single for nearly 20 years. I hadn't even had a date in the current century and filled my time with work , grown chi!- · Submitted photo dren, friends, volunteer activities and hobbies. I was lonely; Junior high bane students from Eastern participated in the annual Junior High Solo and Ensemble adjudicated event.&! but figured no relationship is better than a bad one: Ohio University. Performances were rated for tone quality, intonation, rhythmic accuracy &nd musical interpretation. 10 Recently, I became involved with a man who is 20 years students received ratings of Superior Performlince and five received ratings of Excellent P!!rformance. Pi.ctured are younger. It's been fantastic, U41d honestly, we're just two Jessica Samps9n , Kendra Fick, Larissa Riddle, Julie Weddle, Tim Minear,. Nikki Gilbride, Alex Amos, Brandon Coleman, people.! don't notice the age difference wh.en I'm with him . I'm not writing for advice, because things are great right Jonathan Kuhn, David Frank, Roger Bunce, Marshall Aanestad , Katie Keller, Hannah Adams, Joshua Parker and now. I have no expectations for a long-term future ruid am · · · · Rachael Markworth. concentrating on living in the moment. But I would like to hear from your readers who have been in this situation and ask how they handled difficulties, especially from their families. I realize his parents and my children have concerns about emotional turmoil and possible financial opportunism, but O' Brien will review Gra.nge #878, potluck sup- Township Trustees. 5 p.m .. shouldn't they be glad their loved one has companionship? We see lots of older men with younger women.ls there a dou"Auditions" by Barbara per at 6:30 p.m. followed by Rutland Fire Station . ble standard of acceptance? - Not Harold and Mande Walters. Hostess will be meeting at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May l Dear Not Maude: Yes , as we often see in Hollywood, · Gay Perrin. Monday, May 4 MIDDLEPORT where older leading men are frequently (and sometimes Friday, May 1 POMEROY - Business Healing and miracle serridiculously) paired with much younger women. But sociRACINE . Meigs Wednesday,April29 :vice, 7 p.m., Rejoicing Life Counly Pomona Grange , After Hours reception. 4-6 ety can become accustomed to all kinds of combinations, p.m:, American Municipal MIDDLEPORT - Free ~burch. · 7:30 p;m .; Racine Grange Power:Ohio, appetizers pro- community dinner, 5-6:30 including yours, and our mail indicates there ·are a ·great many older women who are 'luite happy with younger men, . Saturday, May 2 Hall . All baking contests ·. vided. p.m., Middleport Church of Any readers who want to we1gh in are welcome· to do so . . RACINE - Southern will be held. . the Nazarene . Spaghetti, Dear Annie: "Desperate'' wrote that his "incredible" Charge men's prayer breakSaturday, May 2 salad, bread, dessert and wife of 25 years won't have sex with him, won't talk about fast, 8 a.m., Morning Star. Pu~lic MIDDLEPORT - Job's · drink will be served. · it and won't go for counseling. You said it might be a horUnited Methodist Church. Daughters Bethel 62, II monal imbalance. I'd like to know what hormonal imbalThurSday, April 30 a.m . 50th anniversary dinance makes a woman discount her·husband's pleading. Is SHADE Bedford ner. 2 p.m. open meeting and there a hormone that causes cruelty, selfishness, hypocrisy · with majority ceremony. Township meeting on fire and narcissism? She's gor issues about sex, and it's only Monday, May 4 Honored,Queen Harley Fox protection, 7 p.m., Bedford "fair she try to work on them. ·· ·· . . NEW HAVEN , W.Va.·presiding .and . reception Township Grange Hall. Her husband is 52, and unless he wants to be "desperate" PORTLAND - Lebanon Mildred Fry will observe . Wednesday, April29 honoring Kristen Davis , POMEROY · . The Grand Bethel Honord Township Trustees. meet ·at hi!r 95th birthday on May 4.. for another .30 years, he needs to lay down an ultimatum: 7 p.m, township building. Cards may be sent to P.O. either she goes to counseling and gives it a-real shot, or she Middleport Literary Club Queen to follow meeting . Box 75, New Haven , W.Va. grants him a divorce . There might be someone out there Monday, May 4 will meet at 2 p.m ., at the . SALEM CENTER- Star who thinks he's "incredible," and it would be nice if he RUTLAND Rutland 25265. Pomeroy Library. Pam • Grange #778 and Star Junior finds her while' he still. has his own teeth . - John in L.A. Dear John: We agree that his wife is beirijl unreasonable, but unless he is willing to give her that. ulumatum, he can only work on his response to the situation. Annie's Mailbox ii wrinen by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the .Ann Landers col· scheduling needed, from 4 Labor Day weekend perfor- discovery through exercises . umn. Please e-mail your questions to anniesmailboxcom· to 7 p.m . Thursday at Meigs mance of "Back to the on the ground. not riding. cast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, High School. Staff mem- 80's." The RCP are also per- The prog~am says: Chi~ago, IL 60611. To find out more about" Annie's , RACINE , Tuppers bers will . be their class· forming the summer come, "Discover yourself, physi- Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate · Water Plains-Chester dy "Playing Doctor," June cally, mentally, emotionally writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web rooms to meet with parents. · District has scheduled an page at www.creators.com. · and spiritually." interruption of service and a .Purpose of the conferences 26-27 . is to allow parents and )loil advisory from 9 a.m. to p.m . Thursday for Ross, teachers to discuss student · lovett, Valley Belle, Trouble progress and tie up loosl? POMEROY The Ereek, Ponland, McKenzie ends before the end of. the Meigs County TB staff will ~idge , Stlversville, 2009 school year. be giving TB tests from 5-6 Barringer Ridge, Durst p.m .. on Monday at the Ridge and Carpetner,. Pomeroy Library. They will :rornado Road from Apple return on Wednesday, May !]rove-Dorcas to and includMIDDLEPORT For mort 1'nfoi1Miion ro"ract: ing Hoback Road and Auditions for the River City 6 to read. · Brtnt Pantrion . Player's upcoming perfor:t"anners Run Road. (740) 992-/880tw . : Water should be boiled .mance will be held .from 6-8 Sarah Bi>olh for three minutes before it is p.m. on May 11 · 12 at the (8(10) 182-7201. "''· 7026 . consumed. The advisory is Middleport Church of · Emaii: in effect until 4 P·ITI· on Christ. Those· auditioning br<mp@rlo.td• .,. sbwlh®rio.•dU · ALBANY - The Jelfers Friday. should come prepared to O.lh• W••, gq lo WI'IW.rlo.tdo/odmj..W.U · If weather does not permit sing with CD or sheet music Horse Farm, 41810 State work on Thursday, it will be of their choice. Those-who Farm Road in Albany, is rescheduled for May 5. • audition should be available hosting an open house from for rehearsals and perfor- 2-5 p.m. on Saturday. There mances frorri June through will be a tour of the horse Sept. 6. For iriformation farm and a demonstratipn of contact Seth at sar- an "Equine Facilitated •• gabright@yahoo.com or Learning'' program that . is . POMEROY - There will call 992-6759. The audi- described as taking a person pe an open conference,. no tions are for the upcoming on a journey. of personal ·~ommunity Calendar Church events Other events meetings Birthdays ·Clubs organizations Local Briefs Boil advisory TBtests s: RCP auditions set In recognition of all the caring men >and women in the nursing field, QJ:be ~alhpolis 1J9atlp atribune, ai:be ~oint ~leasant i\egister and The Dally Sentinel will be publishing a special section on May 8th in print and online. · This is a great way for • Hospitals • Nursing Homes • Home Medical Suppliers • Clinics • Doctor's Offices • Health Departments • School Nursing ' Programs,,etc, to salute our hard-working nurses. ., ·;.•J,. ·~. Full page $728.31 Half $455.19 Quarter $260.11 Eighth $155.78 Deadline is May 4th I QJ:be floint flleasant l\eg(jjter 304-675-1333 The Dally Sentinel . Parent-teacher · ·: conferences set • • ' RIO GRANDE MEIGS CENTER Summer Term 2009 Summer I• June I -July 2 (First Five Weeks) Summer II• July 6 -August 7 (Secand Five Weeks) D£PT . COl1RSE # SF.CTION 60 CoM 11103 ENG 10104 60 ENG IOIOIL 60 r.o ENG 10201 60 ENG 10201L 60 ENG 111m 60 ENG 11203 .ENG 2410J 60 liPE 16203 60 lA 10101 60 MTII !I).IQl 60 MTII 11203 ! D~~"n~i~o~i::; ~~~~~~ ' Pat Holter of the Association. The money included a $2,500 Woodmen grant as a match to the $2,730 raised by , the Chester group )juring its recent bene; fit dinner and auction. Charlene H08III~hlphoto • . Modem·Woodmen make donation A check for $5,230 from the Modern Woodmen. Coolville · Camp 3738 to the • Chester-Shade ; Historical AsSociation will be used toward the installation of : storm window$ in the • restored Chester ; Courthouse. 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Sue has made some of her famou s special brownies so there 's always something to s'nack ol'l , but a lot of the time, they just make me hungrier. I wonder if medical marijuana can lower my cholesterol. too? I'll volunteer for that Jim Mullen study. We were all Sltttng around Wii bowling last night and since all of us W\)re using medical marijUana that we got from our doctor down on the corner of 12th and Bridge Street. none of us were feeling any pain. Bobby said maybe we should get a second opinion from the doctor on the corner of I 3th and Bridge or I Oth and Bridge. There used to be a doctor on the corner of II th and Bridge, but the kids at the high school set up their own " clinic" and priced him out of business. That 's the funny thing about doctors. they always look so young. Anyway, while we were bowling we got this great idea that instead of selling cookies , the Girl Scouts should go door to door selling medical marijuana. It's a cinch and they'd make a lot' more money. And in about two hpurs, they could return and sell · all of their cookies at ridiculous prices. People would buy them by ,the. carton. That's ,the great side effect of medical marijuana. It foauses your thinking. It seemed like a good idea last night, but now that I'm typing it up in ·the light of itoon, it sounds a little twisted. I have . friends that think medical marijuana is a big saam, that people who aren't really sick will use· it just to get high. I tell them that's crazy talk, that's what Pr01;ac is for. I've heard that I 6 percent of the country is taking some kind of antidepressant. That) , like , 46 million people . A million people in each of our 46 states. That's a lot of peo- pie on mind-bending drugs, perfectly legal mind-bending drugs that do pretty much the same thing as medical marijuana. Of cot~rse, everyone haws that the trouble with marijuana is that the money goes to the drug kingpins who waste it on fancy villas and fast cars, whereas the Prozac money and the Zoloft money goes to health care CEOs who invest it in fancy villas and fast cars. . Wow! I just had a flash . I wonder if all those guys they arrested in the '60s after they found three seeds in their glove compartments are still in jail? How old are they now, 70? I wonder if ooctors are prescribing medical marijuana to them for their arthritis pain? (Jim Mullen is the author of "It Takes a Village Idiot : Complicating the Simple Life" and "Baby's First Tauoo." You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com). The Daily Sentinel • Page As ' www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries · OUR READERS' VIEWS is to ask you, the public, if Gibson, With Memorial Day fast , you know of a place that Frances Alkire, and Jeff approaching, I hope some111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio we might move into. We and Peggy Bole thing will be done ,to get (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 prefer a· place in someone working there www.mydailysenlinel.com Dear Editor: Middleport, the reason who cares about the cemetery. · This is a Jetter from the being, we are the only secLinda SchaU Meigs County ltumane ond- hand clothing store in Dear Editor: Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Pomeroy town, and Pomeroy F · d be · SocietvJ to all the residents of that 1read y has. three sue h unous . oes£not . gm to . Meigs County a h . Dan Goodrich We have had a thrift store stores. But we will look at exp1am .ow 1 ee1 about the .·. 1 . d recent care of the Beech 1 Publisher ' to G l·n Middle~ort for several aII I'focahItons . presente f · 'bl · rove ·c emetery. · years an have served see 1 t ey are east. e. Having family buried Dear Editor: Charlene Hoeflich The rent cannot be too there; I goo f ten tQ change Mel.gs County well. Our Recent1y we 1eame d that General Manager-News Editor · s to help wt'th your extreme because without fl d . . · goal l· owers, an to vtstt. 1n the our 1oca1 papers are no ani mals and to help you donations there is not past . wee k , my fl owers 1anger pu bl'IS hmg "PI aces to financially. enough money to pay for have been mowed over and Go." We have six employees that a~d also help finance the cemetery looks horri- · This page was included in Congress shall makr 110 law respecti11g an that come in six days a . those 10 need. W~ do ~ot ble. I had been told that Thursday's edition. It . week and volunteer their have a cat shelter m Metgs .·someone had replaced the included ·entertainment establishment of religion, or prohibiting the time to help you out. We County. That too, is des- .person who used to mow information that linked free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom accept donations of cloth· perately needed. fn the the cemetery, imd as of Meigs, Gallia and Mason ing and housewares, etc., past, baby ktttens hav~ rece.ntly they are destroy- counties. Getting informa" of speec}t, or.of the press; or the right of the and we desperately need been left at out back qoor. ing · flowers and trinkets tion to each other has . people peaceably to assemble, and to petition donations We have no place to put that I leave on my family's always been difficult, and .now. the Government for a redress of grieva111:es. We use the sale of these them, and trying to place graves. · this was a very important items to help you and your them in new homes is a • I, along with several oth- step in correcting the prob· - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution animals . We will help pay hard task for OlJr volun- er~ have called to complain lem. · to have your pet spayed or · teers. Please dc:>n't do ~hat With no results. I ·am very In today's economy, non· neutered and with abused to us. The Daily Sentmel concerned for Memorial profit 'organizations are or injured animals, if we will run an ad for you free· Day, that all the money struggling and need support have the funds, and you are of charge if you have ·ani- spend decorating graves will for events. People attend Today is Wednesday, April 29, the 119th day of 2009 . within the income level mals· to give away. be destroyed by inconsider- events when they are There are 246 days left in the year. and even that fluctuates. Please help us find · a ate people who are supposed · informed about them. This Today's Highlight in History: On April 29, 1945. during We also buy straw and give building that we can move to be tending to the ceme' information also helps sell World War II, AmeriCan soldiers liberated the Dachau con- it away during the coldest into and continue to help tery. newspapers. Please reconcentration camp; the same day. Adolf Hitler married Eva months of the year for bed- Meigs County with ·the serThe crew that has sider. Braun and designated Adm . Karl Doenitz president. )Mary Wise, ding for your small ani- vice that we provide. Thank mowed in th(: past have On this date: In 1429, Joan of Arc entered the besieged mals. you. For more information done a wonderful job, and Riverbend Arts Council city of Orleans to lead a French victory over the English. Our biggest problem now or to help'us call (740) 002- would. be considerate . president, . In 1798. Joseph Haydn·~ oratorio "The Creation" was is that the store building · 6064. enougH to at least pick up Other officers, · rehearsed in Vienna. Austria. before an invited audience. which we have been rentBea Wood, the flowers instead of Donna Wilson and In I 86 I. Marylahd.'s House of Delegates voted against ing has been sold and ·we Rtitland, mowing over . them . and Donna Byer, seceding from the Union. will be having to move in and other volunteers, scattering rhe trash about . Board members Dixie In 190 I. Japanese Emperor Hirohito was born in Tokyo. the near future. This letter Wanda Sharp, Virginia the cemetery. . Sayre and Nancy Cale In 1916, the Easter Rising in Dublin collapsed as Irish nationalists surrendered to British authorities. · ln 1946, 28 former Japanese officials went on trial in Tokyo as war criminals; seven ended up beiRg sentenced to death. In !968, the counterculture musical "Hair" opened on Broadway following limited engagements off-Broadway. In 1974, President Richard M. Nixon announced he was releasing edited transcripts of some secretly made White House tape recordings related to Watergate. In 1983 , Harold Washington was sworn in .as the first black mayor of Chicago. · In 1992, deadly rioting erupted in Los Angeles after a jury in ' Simi Valley, Calif. , acquitted four Los Angeles police officers of almost all state charges in the videotaped beating of Rodney King. Ten years ago: Yugoslavia filed World Court cases against 10 alliance members, including the United Sillies, claiming their bombing campaign breached international law. (The World Court ended up rejecting Yugoslavia's request for an immediate cease-fire.) The Rev. Jesse Jackson arrived in Belgrade on a mission to win freedom for three American POWs held by Yugoslavia. ' Five . years ago: President George . W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney met behind closed doors with the Sept. II th commission. A national monument to the 16 million U.S. men and women who'd served during World War II opened to the public in Washi~gton, D.C ..Internet search ·engme leader Google Inc. filed Its Iong-awatted !PO platrs. ·. One year ago: Democrat Barack Obama angrily -denounced his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright; for what he termed ''<.livisive and destructive" remarks on race. Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann, the · discoverer of LSD, died in Burg im Leimental , Switzerland, at 102. · Today's Birthdays: Actress Celeste Holm is 92 . R&B singer ~arl Gardner (The Coasters) is 81. Conducto~Zubi11 Mehta ts 73. Pop smger Bob Mtranda (The Happenmgs) is 67. Country singer Duane Allen (The Oak Ridge Boys) is 66. Comedian Jerry Seil)feld is 55. Actor leslie Jordan is 54. Actress Kate Mulgrew is 54. Actor Daniel Day-Lewis is 52. Actress Michelle Pfeiffer is 51. Actress Eve Pl~mb is 51. Singer Carnie Wilson (Wilson Phillips) is 41. Actress Uma..Thurman is 39. Tennis player-Andre Agassi is 39. 'Rapper Master P is 39. Country singer James Bonamy is '37. Chicago Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris is 26. Thought for Today: "Human beings are perhaps never mote frightening than when they are convinced beyond doubt that they are right." - Sir Laurens van der Post, South African author ( 1906- 1996). : utters to the editor are welcome. They should he less ~han 300 words. All letters .are subject to editing; must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No unsigrt£d letters will be published. Letters should be in· good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to or8anizations and individuals will not be accept'fid for publication. . · . · Wednesday, April29, 2009 Deaths · Juanita Bowles POMEROY - Juanita Christine Kirk Bowles , 68, Pomeroy, formerly of Harrisonville, went to be with family and fnends April 26, 2009 at Marietta Memorial Hospital, Marietta. ' Born Jan. 24, 1941, at Cabin Creek, W.Va., tO the late Denms and Ida Mae Estep Kirk, she was a home111aker and membe.r of th~ Church of Jesus Christ, Ohley, W.Va. .She ts s~rvtved by numerous ~ousins and a life-long fnend, SonJa Paxton, Indiana. . Besides her parents. she was preceded in death by her husband, Ell)ler Bowles, and two brothers Harold and Cad Kirk. . · , · Interment will be at Temple Cemetery, Albany. at a later 'date. There will be no calling hours. Arrangements are under the direction of Birchfield ·Funeral Home, Rutland. Robert Harrisori II '·' POMEROY - Robert William Harrison II, 40, of . Pomeroy. passed away on April 26; 2009 as the result of an · automobile accidoot. . . . fie. was born on Nov. 8, 1%8, in Fairbanks, Alaska. · Mr. Harrison worked as a pipe fitter for most of his life. He was a member of the Carleton Church, where he was also an assistant pastor, where he loved to work with chi!. <lren. He loved to make. people laugh. He was · an avid . sportsman and car enillusiast. . ~ He is survived by his wife, A,udra Harrison, Pomeroy; a -son, Wade Harrison, Pomeroy: parents, Chuck and Jan Van .Cooney, Pomeroy; a sister,. Candy and· Kevin Ulbricl\, Pomeroy; stepbrothers: Joe, Mike and Tony Van Cooney; stepsisters, Sandy Evans and Debbie Van Cooney; a sisterin- Law, Betsy and Harry Rice; nieces and nephews; Cale Ulbrich, LexieHoudashelt-Rice, and Cody Rice; mother~in-law and father-in"law, Richard and Mary Houdashelt, Pomeroy .grandmothers, Ruby Greene and Ruby Burnside; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. . · •:c He was preceded in Death by his grandparents, William Robert Harrison and Myrtle Faye Harrison grandparents, . Albert and Marie Van Cooney; amd grandfather Joe Payne . Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Thursday, April 30, 2009, at . the Anderson-McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy with Pastor Robert Vance officiating and Ronnie Vance assisting. · Burial will follow at Carleton Church Cemetery. Visiting hours will be from 2-4 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home and two hours prior to the funeral. A registry is available on-line at www. andersonmcdaniel.com. MIDDLEPORT - Stephanie English, 38, of Middleport, died on April 26, 2009. Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Friday, May 1, 2009, at the Anderson-McPaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Visitation will be held an hour prior to the funeral. An online registry is available at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. MIDDLEPORT - Harold Rand "Randy" Crouch, 66, formerly of Montgomery, W.Va., went io b~ with his Lord and Savior on April 28. 2009 after an extended illness at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center. He was born on December. 14, 1942 inKayford, W.Va., son of the late W. Harold Crouch and Ruth E. Farrell .crouch of Syracuse. He was a U.S. Navyyeteran, serving in Vietnam. In addition to his father, Harold he was preceded in death by a sister,T. June Crouch Kincaid. Randy is survived .by his; mother, Ruth Crouch of Syracuse; a sister, Vicki (Mark) Morrow of Syfllcuse; nephews, J. Matt (Aimee) Morrow of Greenville, S.C., John P. Kincaid of Chelyan, W.Va., and Nathan C. (Jessica) Kincaid of Hershaw, W.Va,; a gn;at niece; a great nephew: and many cousins and friends. · · Funeral will be held at 1 p:m. on Saturday, May 2, 2009 at Anderson-McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy with Pastor Mark Morrow officiating. Burial will follow at Letart Falls Cemetery where military funeral.honors will be presented by the American Legion. Visiting hours will be from 6-8 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. A registry is available on-line at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. The family thanks .the staff of Rocksprings Rehabilitation Robert K. ·Ke" oOO Landers . LANGSVli,.LE; - Robert K. "Keithy" Landers, 28 of Langsville, Oljio died April 26, 2009 at Pleasant Valley Hospital after a sudden illl)ess. · Born May 6, 1980 in Mason County, he was the son Robert Eugene-Landers and the late Frances D. Dickens. . He was preceded in death by his mother and grandparents. He is survived by his fiance Alisha McDaniel of Langsville; son, Nathaniel Landers of Harrisonville; daughters, Rachel Landers of Harrisonville, Skyra Landers of Vinton and lsabela Landers of Langsville. . ·Also surviving are his brothers ·and sisters, Matthew Wayne Landers of Pomeroy, .Robert Jessie Landers of Marietta, Elizabeth Landers of Pomeroy, and Michelle (Kurtis) Allen, and nieces , Kadence Allen of Racine and Countrey Baker of Rutland, and a special friend !;'reddie Bennett of Point Pleasant, W.Va. Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, May 2 2009, at I p.m. at the Deal Funenil Home, Point Pleasant, with 'Pastor Carl Swisher officiati.ng Burial will be in the Meigs ·Memor_y Gardens, Pomeroy. Friends may call from II a.m. ·to the ttme of the service 111 the funeral home. FAA: 2 dead in small . plane crash near Cleveland ' MAYFIELD (AP) - A single-engine plane crashed 'Tuesday afternoon just after taking off from a suburban 'Cleveland airport, killing two people, the Federal Aviation 'Administration said. The Buffalo, N.Y.-bound plane went down just after 4 p.m . in Mayfield Village, . about three miles ~ast of Cuyahoga County Airport, FAA spokeswoman Ehzabeth ·[sham Cory said. .. there was no word on how many people were on board. 'Police and firefighters at the scene were not immediately ·available for comment · Cuyahoga County coroner's spokesman Powell Caesar 'oonfirmed that two adults were killed but said no other ·information was available. · Village resident Larry Puskas, 48. said he v.:as pulling out of his driveway when he heard strange rumbhng sound and then saw a plume of smoke . He ran to the crash scene and ·saw some wreckage and a tire. ·. · "You couldn't even tell it was a plane," Puskas said. "l couldn't discern anything. and l didn't see any person o~ body." The plane crashed a few hundred yards away from the 'nearest residence. Puskas said. · Cannen Miozzi, 42. a general contractor who lives about ·a block from the scene. heard the crash while making dinner about 4:15 p.m. · • • . Rebecca A. Crouse Reynolds GALLIJ;>OL!S - Rel;>ecca A. Crouse Reynolds, 49, Gallipolis, died Sunday, April 76, 2009, at her residence. . She is survived .by her daughter, Tess Reynolds and her son, Tyler Reynolds. , · . · MASON, W.Va.- Carol L. Proffitt, 71, Mason; W.Va., Services will be I p.m. Friday in the Cremeens Funeral died April 27. 2009. at Holzer Medical Center. Chapel, Gallipolis, with the Rev, Jane Ann Miller officiHer husband, James R. Proffitt, survives. ating. Burial will be in the ·Ohio Valley Memory Funeral will be at fl a.m. on Thursday.April30, 2009, at Gardens . Friends may call from·6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Mason Mason United Methodist Church with Rev. Scott the funeral chapel. 1 Knowlton officiating. Visitation will pe from 6-9 p.m. on ·Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family ~y Wednesday at the Fogelsong Tucker Funeral Home in visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes .com. Flu from Page AI the spread of swine flu: Avoid contact with persons who may be suspected of having the flu; when you cough tir sneeze, cover your nose and mouth with a tis· sue or your sleeve (if no tissues are available), throw tissues into a trash can; after you cough or sneeze, wash your hands with soap and water, or use an alcohol based hand gel; if you think you are ill with the flu·, avoid close contact with .others as· much as possible· and see yoqr family doctor. '"The syinptoms of swine flu in people are similar to the symptoms of seasonal flu in humans," Marshall said. "Like ~asonal flu, swine flu may ~ause a wors~ning of underlying chronic medical conditions. A high fever ranging form 10 I- 104 degrees fahrenheit is thought to accompany tile,flu ." A current flu ,vaccination Harold ·Randy' Crouch ·. """' ""' <I< Hcl~ M~J~ fui fuoi< o~ compassiOn. .· Mason. Burial will be at Graham Cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour prior to service. Memorial contributions can be made to Mason United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 336, Mason , W.Va . 25260. E-mail condolences to foglesongtucker@veriz.on .ne1. Stephanie English may lessen . the effect altliough this is not proven .. Anti-viral medications such' as Relcnza and Tami-flu do seem to be effective in combating this flu. Also this flu d<res seem to be mild in the cases refrorted in the United States. If ihere were a report of swine flu in Meigs County (there ·currently is not), healih care provtders would report it to the Meigs County Health Department (MCHD). Determining factors include .if a person has recently traveled to an · affected area, if their culture tests positive for type A of the ·swine flu, if the person has come in contact with a person who has been ill. It wi II take the Ohio Department of Health · (ODH) about 48 hours to examine the culture to determine a legitimate case. Should swine flu come to Meigs County, community mitigation actions that may be taken to prevent illness may include home isolation cases, school dismissals; and otller social' distancing interventions. ·At this point in time, the MCHD is recom-· mending home isolation of.ill persons. Person who develop mfluenza-like-illness (fever with either cough or so~e throat) should be strongly encouraged to self-isolate in their home for seven days after the onset of illness or at least · 24 hours after synip- . toms. have resolved, whichever is longer. . The MCHO recommends . persons who experience mfluenza-l.ike,ilJness. and wish ·to seek medical care should contact their health care providers to report illnes·s (by telephone or other remote means) befqre seeking care at a clinic, physician's office, or hospital. Persons who have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath or are believed to be severely ill should seek immediate medical attention. Other recommendations include household contacts of persons with symptoms consistent w·ith swine influenza should remain home at the earliest sign of illness; minimize contact in the community to the'extent possible; designate a single household family . niember as the ill person's caregiver to minimize ipteractions with asymptomatic persons. · The ODH has estahlisl\ed a swine flu hotlineat 1-866800- I404 to at1swer questions concerning the out-· break; The MCHD can also . answer questions at ·9926626. The MCHD anticipates updating the public on the situation as tt affects Meigs County by issuing press releases . . · AMPrrom.PitgeAl ·. air permit: Tbe .Ohio EPA . or oral commentS on thedraft says there are no substan- peimitatthebeari:ng. Written tive changes, in the terms · cqmments must be received and conditions of the permit by .the Ohio EPA at the dose granted on Feb. ·7, 2008. of business on Jul)e 5. The MACT · requirements · Comments received after this are applicable to the emis- date will'not be considered to sions of hazardous air poilu- be parr of the official record. tants su.ch · · as 111ercury, Wntten comments may · be hydrogen chloride, hydro- submitted at the hearing or gen fluoride, etc. . · sentto: Dean Ponchak, Ohio As for the information ses- Environmental Protection sion I hearing, a presiding A!Sency, Southeast Ohio officer will be present and Dtstrict Office , 2195 Front may limit oral testimony to Street, Logan,43138. ensure that all parties are Further information conheard. All in~rested persons cerning this application may are entitled to attend or be be secu(ed for inspection represented and give written from Ponchak of the Ohio EPA Southeast Ohio District Office at the above address during normal business ·hours. Call 740-385-8501 for more information. AMP-Ohio.'s air pennit is current being appealed before · the Ohio Environmental Review ·. . Appeals Commission with a hearing scheduled in August. A pre· hearing conference on · the · appeal of AMP,Ohio's final atr permii-to-insta!l issued. by the Ohio EPA is scheduled for !0 a.m., July 27 while the de novo hearing is scheduled for10a.m ;, Aug.3-Aug.21 · in Columbus. The air pennit Ordinancerro~.PageAt . Council discuss~:(\ ways to · pole building on the Park ·improve communication Street School lot, adjac~ll to betWeen the village govern- the village garage. The build· ment and residents, to allow · lng would be used to store residents · to be better village equipment, mos& of informed of village council which is now stored outside. ·Roberts said the estimated actio~ and changes in village regulations. Mayor Michael cost of a security fence Gerlach has created an e-mail around the lot is $11,000 to . newsletter that residents can $16,000, while the cost of a reguest from MayorMike@ 1,200 square-foot storage building would be $25,000 viJiage.middleport.oh.us. . · In an effort to inake infor- to $30.000. Council took no action on mation more readily avail· able, council also approved the proposal. ·an agreement with Tina · Roberts also discussed Breuer for the· creation of a possible solutions for replac· new village website, to be ing the' village's salt shed, .found at www.village.mid- · which potentially threatens dleport.oh.us. Council the village's water.source. Council authorized the sale approved a one-time fee of of the village's dump truck. $1,000 for creation of the site, and $750 for each of Roberts said no employees three years 'for maintenance. are currently . licensed to A .preliminary site is now drive a vehicle of its dass. available, but much infor- Council also approved the mation remains to be addec:l, sale of the village's Ford pickup truck and purchase of Gerlach said. a 12-passenger, one-ton 2005 Village · Administrator Faymon Roberts presented Chevrolet van, to be used pricouncil with a recommenda- marily for transporting vi)· tion for the construction of a !age workers to job sites' are working to provide an alcohol and drug-free "All Night Party" for their students as a safe aliemative to the usual drinking and driving from party to PartY that takes place. This Alcohol Awareness Month Campaign is spon· . sored by . S~uthern LOcal School Dtstncts Grant to Reduce Alcohol Abuse and the . Gallia·Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services. This partnership is dedicated to serving the CO!"· munities of Meigs County. Working together. we can support our youth and prevent the onset of alcohol use. . The purchase was recommended by. the finance com- . mittee after discussions with Roberts. The cost will be divide\~ among the departments to use the _van: Public Works, Street, Water and Sewer. Roberts said the village's boat dock should be placed \Jack in the waier and ready for use at the Middleport Levee by May I. The dock was not available for use last summer. It has now .and been . . repaired improved, Roberts srud. Roger Manley inquired about resident responsibility for sewer line repairs. Gerlach and Roberts con- · firmed that residents are responsible for any repairs made to lateral lines, regardless of where those lines meet the village's sewer main. . • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines col· lected in Match, in the .amount of $13,329. . . . • Approved the paymen't of bills in the amount of $13,329. . . • Approved monthly reports from villa,l:le departments: Police, Pubhc Works, Refuse, Income Tax and Finance. · • PIIIIM'i',.,IIOio<l• . I n&~ Mtulgln9 · iMp '/(Nibuddy Jilt1 •IOHI'IM~"-''I!Wtbrneil! •Gil110MSWIPIQct · t~nt..•N'&.tfiOtll! (:r,-;:6XIas,.,?juN I.t~~ - SIO" Up On~l\tl www.LoaJNK.com The Vaughan Agency Awareness rrom Page At Impact 2009 at Ohio University which focused on underage drinking . Other student activities include coloring and poster contests for grades K-5, and the creation of public service announcements for grades six- 12. Prizes for the contests will be awarded to students during the Meigs County Community Coalition meet· ing at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Eastern and Meigs SADQ Chapters are also busy in the planning, advertising and setting up for the "After Prom Parties." In an effort to provide a tragedy-free prom. the SADD Chapters of Eastern and Meigs Local ·is being appealed by Natural . Resources Defense Council, Ohio Environmental Council, Sierra Club and National Parks Conservation. A prehearing conference has been set for 10 a.in .. Jan. 20, 2010 in regards to the appeal before ERAC of AMP-Ohio's . National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit. The appeal wa_s filed by the NRDC, OEC and Sierra ·Club. The actual de novo hearing on the appeal is scheduled for I 0 a.m., Jan. 25-Jan. 29, 2010 in Columbus. Providing a world of choice in insurJnce. Agent Dodger Vaughan Call us today at '992-9784 Our family is to meet your family's insurance needs. Home Auto Health Life BIL~iness . �.. The Daily Sentinel- The Daily Sentinel '• . .. " PageA4 OPINION Wednesday, April29, 2009 Needing a ,place Inconsiderate Reconsider ·TODAY IN HISTORY IS IT HOT IN HERE OR IS IT ME? •. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel Reader Services .Correcdon Polley Our ma1n qoncern in all storieS is to (usl>s 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishii!Q Co. PubliShed every morning, Monday be a,pcura.te. If you know of an error through Friday, 11 1 · Court Street, Pomeroy, Qhio. SBCOn~-class postage in 1 ~tory, call the newsroom at (740) paid 81 Pomeroy. • 992·21.56. Member:. The Associated Press ahd the Ohto Newspaper Association. Our main number Is (740) 992-2156. Department extensions are: News • EditOr: Charlene Hoeflich, El<l. 12 : llopollat: Brian Reed, Ext 14 ; Reporter: Beth Sergent, El<l. 13 Poatmetter: 'Send addtess corrections to The Daily Sentinel, P.O. 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Like, six of them, I think. Six out of 54 or something like that. It used to be that if they found ihree seeds in your glove compartment you were rooking at life in prison. Now it's like ibuprofen in an easy-open sack. I use it for my sciatica. It's working on the sciatica, but now I think I'm getting bong elb'ow . Maybe I should be taking a larger dose. That's the hard part , getting the dosage right. 1 can never remember how much I smoked yesterday. Still , instead of waking up every night with a sharp, raw nerve pain, I wake up with the munchies. U>ually . Sue has made some of her famou s special brownies so there 's always something to s'nack ol'l , but a lot of the time, they just make me hungrier. I wonder if medical marijuana can lower my cholesterol. too? I'll volunteer for that Jim Mullen study. We were all Sltttng around Wii bowling last night and since all of us W\)re using medical marijUana that we got from our doctor down on the corner of 12th and Bridge Street. none of us were feeling any pain. Bobby said maybe we should get a second opinion from the doctor on the corner of I 3th and Bridge or I Oth and Bridge. There used to be a doctor on the corner of II th and Bridge, but the kids at the high school set up their own " clinic" and priced him out of business. That 's the funny thing about doctors. they always look so young. Anyway, while we were bowling we got this great idea that instead of selling cookies , the Girl Scouts should go door to door selling medical marijuana. It's a cinch and they'd make a lot' more money. And in about two hpurs, they could return and sell · all of their cookies at ridiculous prices. People would buy them by ,the. carton. That's ,the great side effect of medical marijuana. It foauses your thinking. It seemed like a good idea last night, but now that I'm typing it up in ·the light of itoon, it sounds a little twisted. I have . friends that think medical marijuana is a big saam, that people who aren't really sick will use· it just to get high. I tell them that's crazy talk, that's what Pr01;ac is for. I've heard that I 6 percent of the country is taking some kind of antidepressant. That) , like , 46 million people . A million people in each of our 46 states. That's a lot of peo- pie on mind-bending drugs, perfectly legal mind-bending drugs that do pretty much the same thing as medical marijuana. Of cot~rse, everyone haws that the trouble with marijuana is that the money goes to the drug kingpins who waste it on fancy villas and fast cars, whereas the Prozac money and the Zoloft money goes to health care CEOs who invest it in fancy villas and fast cars. . Wow! I just had a flash . I wonder if all those guys they arrested in the '60s after they found three seeds in their glove compartments are still in jail? How old are they now, 70? I wonder if ooctors are prescribing medical marijuana to them for their arthritis pain? (Jim Mullen is the author of "It Takes a Village Idiot : Complicating the Simple Life" and "Baby's First Tauoo." You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com). The Daily Sentinel • Page As ' www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries · OUR READERS' VIEWS is to ask you, the public, if Gibson, With Memorial Day fast , you know of a place that Frances Alkire, and Jeff approaching, I hope some111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio we might move into. We and Peggy Bole thing will be done ,to get (740) 992-2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 prefer a· place in someone working there www.mydailysenlinel.com Dear Editor: Middleport, the reason who cares about the cemetery. · This is a Jetter from the being, we are the only secLinda SchaU Meigs County ltumane ond- hand clothing store in Dear Editor: Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Pomeroy town, and Pomeroy F · d be · SocietvJ to all the residents of that 1read y has. three sue h unous . oes£not . gm to . Meigs County a h . Dan Goodrich We have had a thrift store stores. But we will look at exp1am .ow 1 ee1 about the .·. 1 . d recent care of the Beech 1 Publisher ' to G l·n Middle~ort for several aII I'focahItons . presente f · 'bl · rove ·c emetery. · years an have served see 1 t ey are east. e. Having family buried Dear Editor: Charlene Hoeflich The rent cannot be too there; I goo f ten tQ change Mel.gs County well. Our Recent1y we 1eame d that General Manager-News Editor · s to help wt'th your extreme because without fl d . . · goal l· owers, an to vtstt. 1n the our 1oca1 papers are no ani mals and to help you donations there is not past . wee k , my fl owers 1anger pu bl'IS hmg "PI aces to financially. enough money to pay for have been mowed over and Go." We have six employees that a~d also help finance the cemetery looks horri- · This page was included in Congress shall makr 110 law respecti11g an that come in six days a . those 10 need. W~ do ~ot ble. I had been told that Thursday's edition. It . week and volunteer their have a cat shelter m Metgs .·someone had replaced the included ·entertainment establishment of religion, or prohibiting the time to help you out. We County. That too, is des- .person who used to mow information that linked free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom accept donations of cloth· perately needed. fn the the cemetery, imd as of Meigs, Gallia and Mason ing and housewares, etc., past, baby ktttens hav~ rece.ntly they are destroy- counties. Getting informa" of speec}t, or.of the press; or the right of the and we desperately need been left at out back qoor. ing · flowers and trinkets tion to each other has . people peaceably to assemble, and to petition donations We have no place to put that I leave on my family's always been difficult, and .now. the Government for a redress of grieva111:es. We use the sale of these them, and trying to place graves. · this was a very important items to help you and your them in new homes is a • I, along with several oth- step in correcting the prob· - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution animals . We will help pay hard task for OlJr volun- er~ have called to complain lem. · to have your pet spayed or · teers. Please dc:>n't do ~hat With no results. I ·am very In today's economy, non· neutered and with abused to us. The Daily Sentmel concerned for Memorial profit 'organizations are or injured animals, if we will run an ad for you free· Day, that all the money struggling and need support have the funds, and you are of charge if you have ·ani- spend decorating graves will for events. People attend Today is Wednesday, April 29, the 119th day of 2009 . within the income level mals· to give away. be destroyed by inconsider- events when they are There are 246 days left in the year. and even that fluctuates. Please help us find · a ate people who are supposed · informed about them. This Today's Highlight in History: On April 29, 1945. during We also buy straw and give building that we can move to be tending to the ceme' information also helps sell World War II, AmeriCan soldiers liberated the Dachau con- it away during the coldest into and continue to help tery. newspapers. Please reconcentration camp; the same day. Adolf Hitler married Eva months of the year for bed- Meigs County with ·the serThe crew that has sider. Braun and designated Adm . Karl Doenitz president. )Mary Wise, ding for your small ani- vice that we provide. Thank mowed in th(: past have On this date: In 1429, Joan of Arc entered the besieged mals. you. For more information done a wonderful job, and Riverbend Arts Council city of Orleans to lead a French victory over the English. Our biggest problem now or to help'us call (740) 002- would. be considerate . president, . In 1798. Joseph Haydn·~ oratorio "The Creation" was is that the store building · 6064. enougH to at least pick up Other officers, · rehearsed in Vienna. Austria. before an invited audience. which we have been rentBea Wood, the flowers instead of Donna Wilson and In I 86 I. Marylahd.'s House of Delegates voted against ing has been sold and ·we Rtitland, mowing over . them . and Donna Byer, seceding from the Union. will be having to move in and other volunteers, scattering rhe trash about . Board members Dixie In 190 I. Japanese Emperor Hirohito was born in Tokyo. the near future. This letter Wanda Sharp, Virginia the cemetery. . Sayre and Nancy Cale In 1916, the Easter Rising in Dublin collapsed as Irish nationalists surrendered to British authorities. · ln 1946, 28 former Japanese officials went on trial in Tokyo as war criminals; seven ended up beiRg sentenced to death. In !968, the counterculture musical "Hair" opened on Broadway following limited engagements off-Broadway. In 1974, President Richard M. Nixon announced he was releasing edited transcripts of some secretly made White House tape recordings related to Watergate. In 1983 , Harold Washington was sworn in .as the first black mayor of Chicago. · In 1992, deadly rioting erupted in Los Angeles after a jury in ' Simi Valley, Calif. , acquitted four Los Angeles police officers of almost all state charges in the videotaped beating of Rodney King. Ten years ago: Yugoslavia filed World Court cases against 10 alliance members, including the United Sillies, claiming their bombing campaign breached international law. (The World Court ended up rejecting Yugoslavia's request for an immediate cease-fire.) The Rev. Jesse Jackson arrived in Belgrade on a mission to win freedom for three American POWs held by Yugoslavia. ' Five . years ago: President George . W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney met behind closed doors with the Sept. II th commission. A national monument to the 16 million U.S. men and women who'd served during World War II opened to the public in Washi~gton, D.C ..Internet search ·engme leader Google Inc. filed Its Iong-awatted !PO platrs. ·. One year ago: Democrat Barack Obama angrily -denounced his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright; for what he termed ''<.livisive and destructive" remarks on race. Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann, the · discoverer of LSD, died in Burg im Leimental , Switzerland, at 102. · Today's Birthdays: Actress Celeste Holm is 92 . R&B singer ~arl Gardner (The Coasters) is 81. Conducto~Zubi11 Mehta ts 73. Pop smger Bob Mtranda (The Happenmgs) is 67. Country singer Duane Allen (The Oak Ridge Boys) is 66. Comedian Jerry Seil)feld is 55. Actor leslie Jordan is 54. Actress Kate Mulgrew is 54. Actor Daniel Day-Lewis is 52. Actress Michelle Pfeiffer is 51. Actress Eve Pl~mb is 51. Singer Carnie Wilson (Wilson Phillips) is 41. Actress Uma..Thurman is 39. Tennis player-Andre Agassi is 39. 'Rapper Master P is 39. Country singer James Bonamy is '37. Chicago Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris is 26. Thought for Today: "Human beings are perhaps never mote frightening than when they are convinced beyond doubt that they are right." - Sir Laurens van der Post, South African author ( 1906- 1996). : utters to the editor are welcome. They should he less ~han 300 words. All letters .are subject to editing; must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No unsigrt£d letters will be published. Letters should be in· good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to or8anizations and individuals will not be accept'fid for publication. . · . · Wednesday, April29, 2009 Deaths · Juanita Bowles POMEROY - Juanita Christine Kirk Bowles , 68, Pomeroy, formerly of Harrisonville, went to be with family and fnends April 26, 2009 at Marietta Memorial Hospital, Marietta. ' Born Jan. 24, 1941, at Cabin Creek, W.Va., tO the late Denms and Ida Mae Estep Kirk, she was a home111aker and membe.r of th~ Church of Jesus Christ, Ohley, W.Va. .She ts s~rvtved by numerous ~ousins and a life-long fnend, SonJa Paxton, Indiana. . Besides her parents. she was preceded in death by her husband, Ell)ler Bowles, and two brothers Harold and Cad Kirk. . · , · Interment will be at Temple Cemetery, Albany. at a later 'date. There will be no calling hours. Arrangements are under the direction of Birchfield ·Funeral Home, Rutland. Robert Harrisori II '·' POMEROY - Robert William Harrison II, 40, of . Pomeroy. passed away on April 26; 2009 as the result of an · automobile accidoot. . . . fie. was born on Nov. 8, 1%8, in Fairbanks, Alaska. · Mr. Harrison worked as a pipe fitter for most of his life. He was a member of the Carleton Church, where he was also an assistant pastor, where he loved to work with chi!. <lren. He loved to make. people laugh. He was · an avid . sportsman and car enillusiast. . ~ He is survived by his wife, A,udra Harrison, Pomeroy; a -son, Wade Harrison, Pomeroy: parents, Chuck and Jan Van .Cooney, Pomeroy; a sister,. Candy and· Kevin Ulbricl\, Pomeroy; stepbrothers: Joe, Mike and Tony Van Cooney; stepsisters, Sandy Evans and Debbie Van Cooney; a sisterin- Law, Betsy and Harry Rice; nieces and nephews; Cale Ulbrich, LexieHoudashelt-Rice, and Cody Rice; mother~in-law and father-in"law, Richard and Mary Houdashelt, Pomeroy .grandmothers, Ruby Greene and Ruby Burnside; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. . · •:c He was preceded in Death by his grandparents, William Robert Harrison and Myrtle Faye Harrison grandparents, . Albert and Marie Van Cooney; amd grandfather Joe Payne . Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Thursday, April 30, 2009, at . the Anderson-McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy with Pastor Robert Vance officiating and Ronnie Vance assisting. · Burial will follow at Carleton Church Cemetery. Visiting hours will be from 2-4 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home and two hours prior to the funeral. A registry is available on-line at www. andersonmcdaniel.com. MIDDLEPORT - Stephanie English, 38, of Middleport, died on April 26, 2009. Funeral will be held at I p.m. on Friday, May 1, 2009, at the Anderson-McPaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Visitation will be held an hour prior to the funeral. An online registry is available at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. MIDDLEPORT - Harold Rand "Randy" Crouch, 66, formerly of Montgomery, W.Va., went io b~ with his Lord and Savior on April 28. 2009 after an extended illness at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center. He was born on December. 14, 1942 inKayford, W.Va., son of the late W. Harold Crouch and Ruth E. Farrell .crouch of Syracuse. He was a U.S. Navyyeteran, serving in Vietnam. In addition to his father, Harold he was preceded in death by a sister,T. June Crouch Kincaid. Randy is survived .by his; mother, Ruth Crouch of Syracuse; a sister, Vicki (Mark) Morrow of Syfllcuse; nephews, J. Matt (Aimee) Morrow of Greenville, S.C., John P. Kincaid of Chelyan, W.Va., and Nathan C. (Jessica) Kincaid of Hershaw, W.Va,; a gn;at niece; a great nephew: and many cousins and friends. · · Funeral will be held at 1 p:m. on Saturday, May 2, 2009 at Anderson-McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy with Pastor Mark Morrow officiating. Burial will follow at Letart Falls Cemetery where military funeral.honors will be presented by the American Legion. Visiting hours will be from 6-8 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. A registry is available on-line at www.andersonmcdaniel.com. The family thanks .the staff of Rocksprings Rehabilitation Robert K. ·Ke" oOO Landers . LANGSVli,.LE; - Robert K. "Keithy" Landers, 28 of Langsville, Oljio died April 26, 2009 at Pleasant Valley Hospital after a sudden illl)ess. · Born May 6, 1980 in Mason County, he was the son Robert Eugene-Landers and the late Frances D. Dickens. . He was preceded in death by his mother and grandparents. He is survived by his fiance Alisha McDaniel of Langsville; son, Nathaniel Landers of Harrisonville; daughters, Rachel Landers of Harrisonville, Skyra Landers of Vinton and lsabela Landers of Langsville. . ·Also surviving are his brothers ·and sisters, Matthew Wayne Landers of Pomeroy, .Robert Jessie Landers of Marietta, Elizabeth Landers of Pomeroy, and Michelle (Kurtis) Allen, and nieces , Kadence Allen of Racine and Countrey Baker of Rutland, and a special friend !;'reddie Bennett of Point Pleasant, W.Va. Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, May 2 2009, at I p.m. at the Deal Funenil Home, Point Pleasant, with 'Pastor Carl Swisher officiati.ng Burial will be in the Meigs ·Memor_y Gardens, Pomeroy. Friends may call from II a.m. ·to the ttme of the service 111 the funeral home. FAA: 2 dead in small . plane crash near Cleveland ' MAYFIELD (AP) - A single-engine plane crashed 'Tuesday afternoon just after taking off from a suburban 'Cleveland airport, killing two people, the Federal Aviation 'Administration said. The Buffalo, N.Y.-bound plane went down just after 4 p.m . in Mayfield Village, . about three miles ~ast of Cuyahoga County Airport, FAA spokeswoman Ehzabeth ·[sham Cory said. .. there was no word on how many people were on board. 'Police and firefighters at the scene were not immediately ·available for comment · Cuyahoga County coroner's spokesman Powell Caesar 'oonfirmed that two adults were killed but said no other ·information was available. · Village resident Larry Puskas, 48. said he v.:as pulling out of his driveway when he heard strange rumbhng sound and then saw a plume of smoke . He ran to the crash scene and ·saw some wreckage and a tire. ·. · "You couldn't even tell it was a plane," Puskas said. "l couldn't discern anything. and l didn't see any person o~ body." The plane crashed a few hundred yards away from the 'nearest residence. Puskas said. · Cannen Miozzi, 42. a general contractor who lives about ·a block from the scene. heard the crash while making dinner about 4:15 p.m. · • • . Rebecca A. Crouse Reynolds GALLIJ;>OL!S - Rel;>ecca A. Crouse Reynolds, 49, Gallipolis, died Sunday, April 76, 2009, at her residence. . She is survived .by her daughter, Tess Reynolds and her son, Tyler Reynolds. , · . · MASON, W.Va.- Carol L. Proffitt, 71, Mason; W.Va., Services will be I p.m. Friday in the Cremeens Funeral died April 27. 2009. at Holzer Medical Center. Chapel, Gallipolis, with the Rev, Jane Ann Miller officiHer husband, James R. Proffitt, survives. ating. Burial will be in the ·Ohio Valley Memory Funeral will be at fl a.m. on Thursday.April30, 2009, at Gardens . Friends may call from·6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Mason Mason United Methodist Church with Rev. Scott the funeral chapel. 1 Knowlton officiating. Visitation will pe from 6-9 p.m. on ·Expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family ~y Wednesday at the Fogelsong Tucker Funeral Home in visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes .com. Flu from Page AI the spread of swine flu: Avoid contact with persons who may be suspected of having the flu; when you cough tir sneeze, cover your nose and mouth with a tis· sue or your sleeve (if no tissues are available), throw tissues into a trash can; after you cough or sneeze, wash your hands with soap and water, or use an alcohol based hand gel; if you think you are ill with the flu·, avoid close contact with .others as· much as possible· and see yoqr family doctor. '"The syinptoms of swine flu in people are similar to the symptoms of seasonal flu in humans," Marshall said. "Like ~asonal flu, swine flu may ~ause a wors~ning of underlying chronic medical conditions. A high fever ranging form 10 I- 104 degrees fahrenheit is thought to accompany tile,flu ." A current flu ,vaccination Harold ·Randy' Crouch ·. """' ""' <I< Hcl~ M~J~ fui fuoi< o~ compassiOn. .· Mason. Burial will be at Graham Cemetery. The body will lie in state one hour prior to service. Memorial contributions can be made to Mason United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 336, Mason , W.Va . 25260. E-mail condolences to foglesongtucker@veriz.on .ne1. Stephanie English may lessen . the effect altliough this is not proven .. Anti-viral medications such' as Relcnza and Tami-flu do seem to be effective in combating this flu. Also this flu d<res seem to be mild in the cases refrorted in the United States. If ihere were a report of swine flu in Meigs County (there ·currently is not), healih care provtders would report it to the Meigs County Health Department (MCHD). Determining factors include .if a person has recently traveled to an · affected area, if their culture tests positive for type A of the ·swine flu, if the person has come in contact with a person who has been ill. It wi II take the Ohio Department of Health · (ODH) about 48 hours to examine the culture to determine a legitimate case. Should swine flu come to Meigs County, community mitigation actions that may be taken to prevent illness may include home isolation cases, school dismissals; and otller social' distancing interventions. ·At this point in time, the MCHD is recom-· mending home isolation of.ill persons. Person who develop mfluenza-like-illness (fever with either cough or so~e throat) should be strongly encouraged to self-isolate in their home for seven days after the onset of illness or at least · 24 hours after synip- . toms. have resolved, whichever is longer. . The MCHO recommends . persons who experience mfluenza-l.ike,ilJness. and wish ·to seek medical care should contact their health care providers to report illnes·s (by telephone or other remote means) befqre seeking care at a clinic, physician's office, or hospital. Persons who have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath or are believed to be severely ill should seek immediate medical attention. Other recommendations include household contacts of persons with symptoms consistent w·ith swine influenza should remain home at the earliest sign of illness; minimize contact in the community to the'extent possible; designate a single household family . niember as the ill person's caregiver to minimize ipteractions with asymptomatic persons. · The ODH has estahlisl\ed a swine flu hotlineat 1-866800- I404 to at1swer questions concerning the out-· break; The MCHD can also . answer questions at ·9926626. The MCHD anticipates updating the public on the situation as tt affects Meigs County by issuing press releases . . · AMPrrom.PitgeAl ·. air permit: Tbe .Ohio EPA . or oral commentS on thedraft says there are no substan- peimitatthebeari:ng. Written tive changes, in the terms · cqmments must be received and conditions of the permit by .the Ohio EPA at the dose granted on Feb. ·7, 2008. of business on Jul)e 5. The MACT · requirements · Comments received after this are applicable to the emis- date will'not be considered to sions of hazardous air poilu- be parr of the official record. tants su.ch · · as 111ercury, Wntten comments may · be hydrogen chloride, hydro- submitted at the hearing or gen fluoride, etc. . · sentto: Dean Ponchak, Ohio As for the information ses- Environmental Protection sion I hearing, a presiding A!Sency, Southeast Ohio officer will be present and Dtstrict Office , 2195 Front may limit oral testimony to Street, Logan,43138. ensure that all parties are Further information conheard. All in~rested persons cerning this application may are entitled to attend or be be secu(ed for inspection represented and give written from Ponchak of the Ohio EPA Southeast Ohio District Office at the above address during normal business ·hours. Call 740-385-8501 for more information. AMP-Ohio.'s air pennit is current being appealed before · the Ohio Environmental Review ·. . Appeals Commission with a hearing scheduled in August. A pre· hearing conference on · the · appeal of AMP,Ohio's final atr permii-to-insta!l issued. by the Ohio EPA is scheduled for !0 a.m., July 27 while the de novo hearing is scheduled for10a.m ;, Aug.3-Aug.21 · in Columbus. The air pennit Ordinancerro~.PageAt . Council discuss~:(\ ways to · pole building on the Park ·improve communication Street School lot, adjac~ll to betWeen the village govern- the village garage. The build· ment and residents, to allow · lng would be used to store residents · to be better village equipment, mos& of informed of village council which is now stored outside. ·Roberts said the estimated actio~ and changes in village regulations. Mayor Michael cost of a security fence Gerlach has created an e-mail around the lot is $11,000 to . newsletter that residents can $16,000, while the cost of a reguest from MayorMike@ 1,200 square-foot storage building would be $25,000 viJiage.middleport.oh.us. . · In an effort to inake infor- to $30.000. Council took no action on mation more readily avail· able, council also approved the proposal. ·an agreement with Tina · Roberts also discussed Breuer for the· creation of a possible solutions for replac· new village website, to be ing the' village's salt shed, .found at www.village.mid- · which potentially threatens dleport.oh.us. Council the village's water.source. Council authorized the sale approved a one-time fee of of the village's dump truck. $1,000 for creation of the site, and $750 for each of Roberts said no employees three years 'for maintenance. are currently . licensed to A .preliminary site is now drive a vehicle of its dass. available, but much infor- Council also approved the mation remains to be addec:l, sale of the village's Ford pickup truck and purchase of Gerlach said. a 12-passenger, one-ton 2005 Village · Administrator Faymon Roberts presented Chevrolet van, to be used pricouncil with a recommenda- marily for transporting vi)· tion for the construction of a !age workers to job sites' are working to provide an alcohol and drug-free "All Night Party" for their students as a safe aliemative to the usual drinking and driving from party to PartY that takes place. This Alcohol Awareness Month Campaign is spon· . sored by . S~uthern LOcal School Dtstncts Grant to Reduce Alcohol Abuse and the . Gallia·Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services. This partnership is dedicated to serving the CO!"· munities of Meigs County. Working together. we can support our youth and prevent the onset of alcohol use. . The purchase was recommended by. the finance com- . mittee after discussions with Roberts. The cost will be divide\~ among the departments to use the _van: Public Works, Street, Water and Sewer. Roberts said the village's boat dock should be placed \Jack in the waier and ready for use at the Middleport Levee by May I. The dock was not available for use last summer. It has now .and been . . repaired improved, Roberts srud. Roger Manley inquired about resident responsibility for sewer line repairs. Gerlach and Roberts con- · firmed that residents are responsible for any repairs made to lateral lines, regardless of where those lines meet the village's sewer main. . • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines col· lected in Match, in the .amount of $13,329. . . . • Approved the paymen't of bills in the amount of $13,329. . . • Approved monthly reports from villa,l:le departments: Police, Pubhc Works, Refuse, Income Tax and Finance. · • PIIIIM'i',.,IIOio<l• . I n&~ Mtulgln9 · iMp '/(Nibuddy Jilt1 •IOHI'IM~"-''I!Wtbrneil! •Gil110MSWIPIQct · t~nt..•N'&.tfiOtll! (:r,-;:6XIas,.,?juN I.t~~ - SIO" Up On~l\tl www.LoaJNK.com The Vaughan Agency Awareness rrom Page At Impact 2009 at Ohio University which focused on underage drinking . Other student activities include coloring and poster contests for grades K-5, and the creation of public service announcements for grades six- 12. Prizes for the contests will be awarded to students during the Meigs County Community Coalition meet· ing at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Eastern and Meigs SADQ Chapters are also busy in the planning, advertising and setting up for the "After Prom Parties." In an effort to provide a tragedy-free prom. the SADD Chapters of Eastern and Meigs Local ·is being appealed by Natural . Resources Defense Council, Ohio Environmental Council, Sierra Club and National Parks Conservation. A prehearing conference has been set for 10 a.in .. Jan. 20, 2010 in regards to the appeal before ERAC of AMP-Ohio's . National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit. The appeal wa_s filed by the NRDC, OEC and Sierra ·Club. The actual de novo hearing on the appeal is scheduled for I 0 a.m., Jan. 25-Jan. 29, 2010 in Columbus. Providing a world of choice in insurJnce. Agent Dodger Vaughan Call us today at '992-9784 Our family is to meet your family's insurance needs. Home Auto Health Life BIL~iness . �The Daily Sentinel PageA6 'CoMMUNil'Y . Inside Wednesday, April29, 2009 MOI\I18lhtdega debates, Page B2 Three represent EHS in honors band GiVing to · REEDSVILLE - Hannah ~est , Dar~i Bissell and Brady lhssell represented Eastern Hi gh School in the District 17 Honors Band recently at Ohio University. Cris Kuhn is the band director. Eighty two high school students representing schools in seven southeastern Ohio counties took part in the District IT Honors Band, sponsored by the Ohio Music Education Association. It honors the talents and abilities of high school band students in Athens, · Galli a. Jackson , Vinton . Scioto, Meigs: and Lawrence counties . Students auditioned for t he. honor in February and spent two days rehearsing for their concert. Their guest cond uctor was Richard · Blatti . Assoc iate l;'rofessor of Music at The Ohio State University.. . Other high schools represented included Alexander, Athens, Chesapeake, Dawson-Bryant, Fairland, Gallia Academy, Green , . Jackson, Meigs, Ironton, Nelsonville-York, Northwest, • SubmiHed photo Rock Hill, South Point, Symmes Eastern High School students represented in the District 17 Honors Band at Ohio Valley; Vinton County, and University were Hannah West, flute ,·Darci Bissell, clarinet, and Brady Bissell, alto :Wellston . saxophone. Rio sorority donates to Holzer ......_..:! 1\ibe ends Bqsfon 's streak, Page B6 LocAL SCHEDULE !Tam Meigs, Ma~ and Galfla oountln. Wtdntlday April 29 llo-11 Eastern at Parl;cersburg South at Ma- CcAoge, 7 p.m. . GaiUa Academy at Jackson, 5 p.m. . SubmiUed photo l\4atthew Beha (on ·right) receives a Sun kist footlocker from Powell's Food Fair store manager, lee Powell. Beha was the winner of one of several prize drawings as ·part of Powell's "Cancer Day; Powell's recently contributed five percent of all sales last Wednesday to the Relay for life of Meigs County.The contribution totaled nearly $1,700. .' . BIRTH ANNOUNCED . . . LONG BOTTOM .,- Melissa aild Victor VanMeter of Hayman Road, Long Bottom, announce the birth of a son, <;:arson _Dona,l~.,VanMeter, born on April ll at o :Bleness Memonar'Hospttal, Athens. · Submll1ed photo Dr. Abels honored for service . mothers day, a· heartfelt 7~,, t~ could be the best gift,you co!lld evergive your mother. " ' Don't miss this opporlunizy to say it . . To be published Sunday, May lOth The Daily Sentinel 1 x3 Greeting $1 0 Happy Mother's Day (Your Mother's Name) . Submined photo Holzer Medical Center phys.ician Dr. Gene H. Abels, MD, (left) accepts a plaque .from Dr. Jamal A. Ha~dad, DO, Prestdent of the HMC Medtcal Staff, commemorating Dr. Abels' 49 years of_servtce t~ the hospttal and the commumty. He was honored with the appointment of Emeritus PractitiOner to the. Holzer Medtcal Center Honorary Medical Staff. Or. Abels has been a member of. the Hospital Medical Staff since 1961, He is retiring from Holzer Medical Center effective in June. · Love, Adam , Evan and c;ameron Rodgers •• Local Weather Wednesday ... Showers likely. Highs in the lower 70s. Northeast winds !~found 5 mph . Chance of rain 70 percent. · Wednesday night ... Mostly cloudy. A chance of in the showers evening ...Then a sli ght chance of showers after midnight. Lows in the upper 50s_ Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. Thursday...Cloudy with showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the ·lower 70s . Wednesdoy, May 6, 2009 fill out the form below ond drop oft lhe payment to The Dally Senlln.e l "Molher's Day" Ill Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 . r-------------------------- 1 AEP (NYSE) - 26.35 . AIIZO(NASOAQ)- 43.18 . Mhlttnd Inc. 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Southern Lady ond for a 4·0 lead, but SG Southern with seven walks Wahama. ar Athens, 5 p.m. Tornadoes posted their sec· went ahead 5-4 after scoring and nine strikeouts. Canaday Southern at Point Pleasant, 5 p.m. Belpte at.Meigs, 5 p.m. ond straight · win.. a 10-9 a pair of singles in the first fanned four and walked one. non-leagJJe'softball win over and three in the second. Southern hosts Waterford . '!buqday, AprU ao the South G<!;llia Rebels . Turned led off with a single, Wednesday. Eastem'll . . . Wal8rford 5 P.m. Southern .httter.; .we~ led Delany and Rainey walked, Meigs alljolpre, 5 p.m. " · Saitban by. Lyn~ Tucker WI~ a · Duncan .had an RBl single, · SOUTHERN 10, S GAiHA 9 !;astern at Watarlord 5 p.m. pau of smgles and a trtple, and Blackburn an RBI sin- . Southern 310 3Q3 0 - 10 12.5 Meigs at Selpre, 5 p.lj!. · SGailia 231 2tO 0 - 998 Cheyene Dunn a pair of sin- .gle. . . Poi']! Pleilsanl vs. Rlptoy, 5 p.m. . . Hannan vs. Grace Christian, 4:30p.m. gles, imd Cheliii Ritchie a SG 'added a run in the WP- Gabrited1; LP- Canaday. ' . 1roc. 1i1d Flold Meigs al Vinton County iiwltatlooal, 4:30 two-run home run and sin- third, to go up 6-5 , then , p.m. gle; Breanna .Taylor, Emma Southern went up at 7-6. LADY EAGLES OUTLAST Tennla ·Teaford , The Lady Tornadoes took Hunter, Lindsay - . WAHAMA Gallla Academy vs. DOC, 4:30 p.m. Rashell Boso, and Brooke the lead on a two-run home f'olnl P1easant al WlnfleJd, TBA frldQ, Morf Gabritsch each had singles. run . by Chelsi Ritchie . HARTFORD _ Eastern .,._, SG hitters were Duncan, Sout~ern went ahead for softball stormed 6ut to a 2-0 GaillaAcademyatMelgs,5p.m. · · Blackburn; Canaday' two good in the sixth when first inning advantage and Meigs vs. Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. • 1 · 1e, 1'ay 1or reacbed on an fite ld- never looked back Tuesday PolntPI08$8ntvs.Hert>ertHoover,s:oo smg es an d ·a t np p.m. Hammond a single. Tirpak a er's choice, Teaford walked, night during a 5-2 victory . Anna JM1mer/plloto River Valley at Chesapeake, 5 p.m. single, .Turner a single, and, Tucker had a two-run triple, over host Wahama in a nonWahamo vs. Southe"rn, 4:30 p._ m. ·a·n·I · ] p · hd SouthernatWahama,4:3Qp.m. 1 tan asmge. . .· ape ~eac e on an error.to conference inatchup in South Gallia's Tayler Duncan slides safely into third base as Southern's Lyndsay Teaforil l.oses control of the ball during T!""""·•• E08185';;..~~· .· Southern scqred tl)ree runs score a run, and Southern Tuesday night's softball game in MercerVille. . Gallla Academy at Meigs, 5 p.m. in the .'rrrst on a Taylor sin- loaded the bases. on a pair of Pleue see SoftiNdL 86 Me6gs w. Gallla Academy, 5 p.m. Rr;er Valley al Chesapeake, 5p.m. Wflhama vs. SOutllern, 4:30 p.m. Southern at W&hama, 4:30 p.rri. Trimble at Eastern, 5 p.m. Trllck ond Flo!~ GaHia Academy at Parksl1l>urg South; ' Prep Baseball Roundup World of Outlaws come to K·C for Buckeye 100 TBA Point Pleasant at Gazette Relays at 4 p.m. ' Laidley, Bv ScOTT WOLFE River Valley at Arthur lydlard Classic at South Point, 4:30 p.m. Hannan al Ripley SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL CHILLICOTHE - With Southern one of its biggest racing starter . weekends on the horizon, Michael K-C Raceway in conjunc11th Manuel tion with the World of delivers a ~in Outlaws has announced apitch dur· format Up<late for the May I , CINCINNATI (AP) ing and 2 Buckeye 100 weekMaybe it's the way the ball . . end. Advanced Services Tuesday flies . out of the sark. night's non· Modifieds will run com· Perhaps it's the humi cli- conference plete · shows both nights. mate that reminds them of Hobby Stocks · wiU run a · ba$eball home . Qr; it might just be complete show only on game . the confidence of knowing Friday. ·against that every time they sho~ For . many years, K-C . South · up, something good seems Raceway "'- then Atomic Gallia at to happen. Speedway - paid homage . Whatever the reason, the Rebel Field to its local racers and out· in .' Houston A.stros sure love it side stars · with the annual Mercerville,· in Cincinnati.. . . running of the "Buckeye . Wandy •·Rodriguez 100". Dirt Motorsports and Anna allowed <me run in seven K,C Raceway oWner Jeff . jee8mer innin'gs and lvan Rodriguez Schrader have joined forces /photo homered . and doubled to reincarnate this historic . tuesday night, helping the event which will pay Astros extend the1r three$20,000 to the winner on year whining streak at Great Saturday, May 2. American Ball Park with an The past winners of the 8-3 victory · over the Buckeye 100 be~inning Cincinnati Reds. ·with ,the inaugural ·wmner ·in The Astros have won their 1964 were Dean Knittel, last II games in Cincinnati, 1965 · Sam Erwin, 1966 a stretiK that started late in Dean Knittel, 'i967 Dean the 2007 season and is the STAFF REPORTS Zach Ash and Greg Jenkins only Rebel hits. Southern FALCONS SOAR PAST Knittel, 1968 Larry "Boom longest current run of dorniMossroRTsoMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM walked, Deem reached on hitters we re .Brown wlth · EASTERN Boom" Cannon, 1969 Audie nance in the majors. an error, and Whittington three singles, · Taylor two Swartz, 1970 Spike Spears, Houston is 32-15-1 at the ME.RCERVILLE slammed a two-run double. singles, Holter · a single, TUPPERS PLAINS and 1971 Jr. Smalley. In hitter-friendly · ballpark that Southern's Taylor Deem led Michael Manuel had an RBI · Deem . a · ' double, The Wahama white Falcons 1972 the race was called the opened in 2003, the game off with a sold single, and Taylor an RBI Whittington a single, and came up with five runs over "Shrine Championship" · It's not only their hitters double and the flood gates single to knock Haislop out Ash a double. the final three inninj!S t<l won by George Harbour. At , who like it. , opened quickly. as the of the box. Corl)y Haner Southern's Michael grab a come-from-behind 9.- that time the race was a · "Every time we play here, Southern Tornadoes (9-7) came on in relief and after a Manuel struck out three and 8 diamond victory over host major in the sprint/superwe play great.' Wandy · blitzed·to a il-l non-league walk, single to Brown, 1-9 walked two, while giving ,Eastern Tuesday evening .in modified world, but·as more Rodnguet said... · win over (he South Gallia sacrifice to Dustin Salser, up j11st three hits. Manuel a bat\le of two of the areas · sprint cars came. upon the ~chool, baseball scene to replace the .supers, Rodriguez ~2-2) leads a Rebels (6-3) Tuesday night · and a two-run Ash double, mixed it up well to register big~ heavywetghts . staff that O!IS prospered at . during boys' ~igh school the rally subsided, the score .the win. Haislop, Haner, and racing began a tren4 to The Mason County te.am downsize, the "Bu~keye. . Great American, going 3-.0 · baseball action. · 10-0. · and Matney combined in in his career.at' the ballpark. . Deein led off the game Southern sc.ored a single the loss with two strikeouts erased a 64 Eastern lead 100" fell by the way~ide . · Houston's three starters in w1th a double, then after a run m the fourth when and five walks. SG's with three runs. ln the top Friday mght, May.! K-C . half of the fifth and two will host qualifymg and \he series - · Roy Oswalt, I -3 'sacrifice by . J.D. Brown collected his third defense made eleven errors . more in the sixth to capture heat races for the World of Southern hosts Waterford Rodriguez and felipe Whittington, scored on a single of the RBI variety, the · offensive showdown Paulino ..:.. are a combined Jordan Taylor sing1e, 1-0. 11 -1. SG's lone run came Outlaw Late Models, and . Wednesday in a make-up between the two neighbor~ ll·l at Greal Amencan. Rebel pitcher Zach Haislop in the third .when Haislop have a full show for the ing opponents;. The late sea- Advanced · !vail Rodriguez homered worked out of the jam, but reached on an. error and game at Star Mill Park. Services son contest featured 17 runs Modifieds ($700 to win), off Aaron Harang (2·3), .in the second inning scored on a Harrison douSOUTHERN 11 , s GALLIA 1 and 27 hits with six of and full show for the ·K-C who lasted.only five innings Southern pushed across ble . Southern 190 10 11 9 2 those safeties going for extra Hobby Stocks. All Late ~gainst a lineup that sprouts nine runs. , Harrison led South Galli a S Gallla 001 00 - 1 3 11 a little swagger whenever it In thai big inning Brad with two dou'bles , and PI•••- BaHINIIL B6 Plea•• -••dnc- 82 hits town. Brown led off •with a single, Haislop singled for the WP - M Manuel; ~P - Halslop. · "They like to come in • bere and hit," Reds manager Dusty B&ker said. "They were commenting arou.nd . . the batting cage about how . . they feel c\)mfortable and The Marauders' first place Meigs' relay squads also ished with times of 17.27 squads also hit top speeds Bv ANNA JESSMER confident playing here ." MOSSPORTSOMVOAIL'(SENTlNEL.COM for the girls team. finishes continued with . contributed to the team total and 50.2,tespectively. •. The Reds made three Meigs took first in the Jeremy Smith who excelled with . the 4x200 relay team · Catie Wolfe ~as another errors behind Harang, letPROCTORVILL~ - The in the 100 meter as well as finishing second with a time standout, placing second in 4x800 meter. relay with a ting in two runs. When f'ilirland Invitational Track the 200 meter dash, Smith of 1:36.51, and the 4xl00 the200meterand400meter time of II : 16, second in the Harang finished Houston's. Meet was held Friday took first in both event~. meter relay finishing fourth dash . Wolfe's 200 meter fin- 4x400 meter rel11y .with a four-run fifth inning, h• evening and the Marauders' clocking in at IL27 for the with a time of 49.51. ish was ·27.2, while she time of 4:24, third in the slowly walked to the dugout .Track and 'Field squad lOOM, and 23.08 for the . The Lady Marauders had clocked in the 400 meter 4xl00 with a time of 55.69, with his head down and proved themselves a force to 200M: an even · stronger perfor- dash with a time of I :04.2. and fourth in the 4x200 relay threw his black glove be.reckoned with. The third stl)ndout individ- mance with their second· ·Devan.Soulsby stepped ·UP with a time of 2:02.3. Both boys and girls teams ual , racking up points for the place overall finish. ~gainst the baclt wall, Smith Gallia was also pre. for Meigs in the. 800 meter knocking a red japket onto . perfonned faitly well with Meigs track team was Jacob Alison Brown represented run, clocking in at 2:38,5 for sent at the meet with s~~~o­ the bi>ys tying f9r third place Well who held his own in the Meigs ihe floor. · on and off the track, a second place finish . . more Andrea Thomas ·ng : It's been a frustrating with Spring Valley, and the hurdling events. Well took placing fourth in the high Other. top long-distance third in the 300 meter hurmonth for Harang, who lost girls securing a second place second overall in both the jump with a height of 4-8 , performers were Morgan dles at a time of 55 .5, and 17 games last season and finish overall. Putting Meigs on the 110 meter hurdles as well as and fourth in the 300 meter Lentes and Kimi Swisher. junior Rebecca Whitmer lias alternated losses and Lentes took seco11d in the taking fourth in the 400 . wins in his·five April starts. board in the field ·events, the 300 meter hurdles. His hurdles with a 57.5 finish. Individual standouts on 1600 meter run with a time meter dash, clocking in at - "I don't know what to say, Mason Metts was a standout times were 16.21 and 43 .08 , respectively. , the track were· many. of 5:59, and fellow Lady I :09.8. · ' rea\ly," Harang said. "They in the throwing competi· Meigs' Cody Hanning ran Adrian Bolin took second Marauder Swisher took third . fv!eigs is set to <compete came.out swinging, and we tions. Metts took first in both couldn't get it done. I the discus and the shot put a solid race in the 3200, tak- place in both the 100 meter in the · 3200, clocking in at agam Thursday at the Vinton County Invitational, starting with distances of 134-7 and ing . third wit~ a time of hurdles as well as the 300 14:24.72. Ple.Se see Reds, 82 . at 4:30. II :01.06. meter hurdles. Bolin fin· The Lady Marauder relay 49-2.25, respectively. Astros beat Reds for straight in Cbtcy .·. Southern routs Rebels; Eagles, Meigs both fall I . Mother's 1 x3 Greeting $10.00 Na m e - - - - -- ' - - - - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - Your Name (s) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - , - - - - - - - Your Address ------------------------i City, State, Z I P - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - P hone#~--------~---------------- I I L-------~------~~~~·!~.!~~-------------·-· .1 Checks Sentinel ~ -· STAFF REPORTS MOSSPORTseMYOAILYSENTINEL.cou .Lady Marauders second, Marauders.third at Fairland Invite·· South winds 10 to 15 mph . Chance of rain 70 percent'. Thursday night... Cloudy with showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows around 60. South winds 10 to 15 mph . Chance of rain 60 percent. LocaJ·Stocks Southern girls edge South Gallia (··-··· TUPPERS PLAINS - The ·following students were named to the "All 'A' Honor Roll at Eastern High School: , Kyle Sargent, Andrew Benedum, D&kota· Collins, Wade Collins, Matthew Friend, Hannah Hysell, Whitney Putman, . Devon Baum, Brady Bissell, Megan Carnahan, Ashleigh . Duffy, Janae Boyles. These students earned all A's and B's: Tasha Barber, Matt Barringer, Hope Bland, Tina Drake , Josh Hupp, Amanda Larkins, Natalie Mdntyre , Zach Moore , Tresa Swatzel, Emtly Welch, Breea Buckley, Samantha Cummins. Jeffery Milhoan , Kimberly · Minear, Phillip Morehead , Haley Perdas , Audrionna Pullins, Sam Rucker, Deeanna Sebo, Stephanie Shuler, Hannah West, Heather White, Kelly Winebrenner, Hayley Aanestad; Jessica Cleland, · Kyle Connery. . ~cott Gilbride, Morgan Ha~I . Tim Markworth ,, Ashley Mtller, Hamiah Rtdgway1 Mtchael Scyoc, Jay Warner, , Damelle Chne, Tyler Chne , Baylee Collins, Cheyenne Doczi , Kristin Fick, Brenna Holter, Kayte Lawrence, Kelsey Myers, Marie Powell , Ashley Putnam , Cassie Randolph. 1.800.500.4850. Prep Softball Roundup · POMEROY - A. tcheduhl!i ol upcom~ng ..high achool varsity spor1ing events Involving teams Eastern honor roll 'Members of the Alpha Mu Beta (AMB) sorority at the University of Rio Grande. and -Rio Grande Community College present Sharon Shull, Director of Holzer Hospice, with a donation. "We truly appreciate the girls in AMB and the work that they put forth to help raise money for Holzer Hospice," stated Shull. To learn more about Holzer Hospice or how to make a donation, please visit our website at www.holzer.org or call Bl The Daily Sentinel • .. ·- ~- ......... '". I' �The Daily Sentinel PageA6 'CoMMUNil'Y . Inside Wednesday, April29, 2009 MOI\I18lhtdega debates, Page B2 Three represent EHS in honors band GiVing to · REEDSVILLE - Hannah ~est , Dar~i Bissell and Brady lhssell represented Eastern Hi gh School in the District 17 Honors Band recently at Ohio University. Cris Kuhn is the band director. Eighty two high school students representing schools in seven southeastern Ohio counties took part in the District IT Honors Band, sponsored by the Ohio Music Education Association. It honors the talents and abilities of high school band students in Athens, · Galli a. Jackson , Vinton . Scioto, Meigs: and Lawrence counties . Students auditioned for t he. honor in February and spent two days rehearsing for their concert. Their guest cond uctor was Richard · Blatti . Assoc iate l;'rofessor of Music at The Ohio State University.. . Other high schools represented included Alexander, Athens, Chesapeake, Dawson-Bryant, Fairland, Gallia Academy, Green , . Jackson, Meigs, Ironton, Nelsonville-York, Northwest, • SubmiHed photo Rock Hill, South Point, Symmes Eastern High School students represented in the District 17 Honors Band at Ohio Valley; Vinton County, and University were Hannah West, flute ,·Darci Bissell, clarinet, and Brady Bissell, alto :Wellston . saxophone. Rio sorority donates to Holzer ......_..:! 1\ibe ends Bqsfon 's streak, Page B6 LocAL SCHEDULE !Tam Meigs, Ma~ and Galfla oountln. Wtdntlday April 29 llo-11 Eastern at Parl;cersburg South at Ma- CcAoge, 7 p.m. . GaiUa Academy at Jackson, 5 p.m. . SubmiUed photo l\4atthew Beha (on ·right) receives a Sun kist footlocker from Powell's Food Fair store manager, lee Powell. Beha was the winner of one of several prize drawings as ·part of Powell's "Cancer Day; Powell's recently contributed five percent of all sales last Wednesday to the Relay for life of Meigs County.The contribution totaled nearly $1,700. .' . BIRTH ANNOUNCED . . . LONG BOTTOM .,- Melissa aild Victor VanMeter of Hayman Road, Long Bottom, announce the birth of a son, <;:arson _Dona,l~.,VanMeter, born on April ll at o :Bleness Memonar'Hospttal, Athens. · Submll1ed photo Dr. Abels honored for service . mothers day, a· heartfelt 7~,, t~ could be the best gift,you co!lld evergive your mother. " ' Don't miss this opporlunizy to say it . . To be published Sunday, May lOth The Daily Sentinel 1 x3 Greeting $1 0 Happy Mother's Day (Your Mother's Name) . Submined photo Holzer Medical Center phys.ician Dr. Gene H. Abels, MD, (left) accepts a plaque .from Dr. Jamal A. Ha~dad, DO, Prestdent of the HMC Medtcal Staff, commemorating Dr. Abels' 49 years of_servtce t~ the hospttal and the commumty. He was honored with the appointment of Emeritus PractitiOner to the. Holzer Medtcal Center Honorary Medical Staff. Or. 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Member SIPC. gle, Teaford walk , an error Dunn and Boso singles on Chelsea Pape's hard-hit before SG worked out of the River Valley w . Soutn ~ nt, 5 p.m. ball, and a two-run RBI Jam. Belpre at Meigs, 5 p.m. MERCERVILLE In a Dunn single . Southern Brooke Gabritsch was the . SOftboll Gallla Academy at Jackson, 5 p.m. game that went right to the added a single run in the sec- winning pitcher for River Valley vs. South Point, 5 p.m. wire, the . Southern Lady ond for a 4·0 lead, but SG Southern with seven walks Wahama. ar Athens, 5 p.m. Tornadoes posted their sec· went ahead 5-4 after scoring and nine strikeouts. Canaday Southern at Point Pleasant, 5 p.m. Belpte at.Meigs, 5 p.m. ond straight · win.. a 10-9 a pair of singles in the first fanned four and walked one. non-leagJJe'softball win over and three in the second. Southern hosts Waterford . '!buqday, AprU ao the South G<!;llia Rebels . Turned led off with a single, Wednesday. Eastem'll . . . Wal8rford 5 P.m. Southern .httter.; .we~ led Delany and Rainey walked, Meigs alljolpre, 5 p.m. " · Saitban by. Lyn~ Tucker WI~ a · Duncan .had an RBl single, · SOUTHERN 10, S GAiHA 9 !;astern at Watarlord 5 p.m. pau of smgles and a trtple, and Blackburn an RBI sin- . Southern 310 3Q3 0 - 10 12.5 Meigs at Selpre, 5 p.lj!. · SGailia 231 2tO 0 - 998 Cheyene Dunn a pair of sin- .gle. . . Poi']! Pleilsanl vs. Rlptoy, 5 p.m. . . Hannan vs. Grace Christian, 4:30p.m. gles, imd Cheliii Ritchie a SG 'added a run in the WP- Gabrited1; LP- Canaday. ' . 1roc. 1i1d Flold Meigs al Vinton County iiwltatlooal, 4:30 two-run home run and sin- third, to go up 6-5 , then , p.m. gle; Breanna .Taylor, Emma Southern went up at 7-6. LADY EAGLES OUTLAST Tennla ·Teaford , The Lady Tornadoes took Hunter, Lindsay - . WAHAMA Gallla Academy vs. DOC, 4:30 p.m. Rashell Boso, and Brooke the lead on a two-run home f'olnl P1easant al WlnfleJd, TBA frldQ, Morf Gabritsch each had singles. run . by Chelsi Ritchie . HARTFORD _ Eastern .,._, SG hitters were Duncan, Sout~ern went ahead for softball stormed 6ut to a 2-0 GaillaAcademyatMelgs,5p.m. · · Blackburn; Canaday' two good in the sixth when first inning advantage and Meigs vs. Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. • 1 · 1e, 1'ay 1or reacbed on an fite ld- never looked back Tuesday PolntPI08$8ntvs.Hert>ertHoover,s:oo smg es an d ·a t np p.m. Hammond a single. Tirpak a er's choice, Teaford walked, night during a 5-2 victory . Anna JM1mer/plloto River Valley at Chesapeake, 5 p.m. single, .Turner a single, and, Tucker had a two-run triple, over host Wahama in a nonWahamo vs. Southe"rn, 4:30 p._ m. ·a·n·I · ] p · hd SouthernatWahama,4:3Qp.m. 1 tan asmge. . .· ape ~eac e on an error.to conference inatchup in South Gallia's Tayler Duncan slides safely into third base as Southern's Lyndsay Teaforil l.oses control of the ball during T!""""·•• E08185';;..~~· .· Southern scqred tl)ree runs score a run, and Southern Tuesday night's softball game in MercerVille. . Gallla Academy at Meigs, 5 p.m. in the .'rrrst on a Taylor sin- loaded the bases. on a pair of Pleue see SoftiNdL 86 Me6gs w. Gallla Academy, 5 p.m. Rr;er Valley al Chesapeake, 5p.m. Wflhama vs. SOutllern, 4:30 p.m. Southern at W&hama, 4:30 p.rri. Trimble at Eastern, 5 p.m. Trllck ond Flo!~ GaHia Academy at Parksl1l>urg South; ' Prep Baseball Roundup World of Outlaws come to K·C for Buckeye 100 TBA Point Pleasant at Gazette Relays at 4 p.m. ' Laidley, Bv ScOTT WOLFE River Valley at Arthur lydlard Classic at South Point, 4:30 p.m. Hannan al Ripley SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL CHILLICOTHE - With Southern one of its biggest racing starter . weekends on the horizon, Michael K-C Raceway in conjunc11th Manuel tion with the World of delivers a ~in Outlaws has announced apitch dur· format Up<late for the May I , CINCINNATI (AP) ing and 2 Buckeye 100 weekMaybe it's the way the ball . . end. Advanced Services Tuesday flies . out of the sark. night's non· Modifieds will run com· Perhaps it's the humi cli- conference plete · shows both nights. mate that reminds them of Hobby Stocks · wiU run a · ba$eball home . Qr; it might just be complete show only on game . the confidence of knowing Friday. ·against that every time they sho~ For . many years, K-C . South · up, something good seems Raceway "'- then Atomic Gallia at to happen. Speedway - paid homage . Whatever the reason, the Rebel Field to its local racers and out· in .' Houston A.stros sure love it side stars · with the annual Mercerville,· in Cincinnati.. . . running of the "Buckeye . Wandy •·Rodriguez 100". Dirt Motorsports and Anna allowed <me run in seven K,C Raceway oWner Jeff . jee8mer innin'gs and lvan Rodriguez Schrader have joined forces /photo homered . and doubled to reincarnate this historic . tuesday night, helping the event which will pay Astros extend the1r three$20,000 to the winner on year whining streak at Great Saturday, May 2. American Ball Park with an The past winners of the 8-3 victory · over the Buckeye 100 be~inning Cincinnati Reds. ·with ,the inaugural ·wmner ·in The Astros have won their 1964 were Dean Knittel, last II games in Cincinnati, 1965 · Sam Erwin, 1966 a stretiK that started late in Dean Knittel, 'i967 Dean the 2007 season and is the STAFF REPORTS Zach Ash and Greg Jenkins only Rebel hits. Southern FALCONS SOAR PAST Knittel, 1968 Larry "Boom longest current run of dorniMossroRTsoMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM walked, Deem reached on hitters we re .Brown wlth · EASTERN Boom" Cannon, 1969 Audie nance in the majors. an error, and Whittington three singles, · Taylor two Swartz, 1970 Spike Spears, Houston is 32-15-1 at the ME.RCERVILLE slammed a two-run double. singles, Holter · a single, TUPPERS PLAINS and 1971 Jr. Smalley. In hitter-friendly · ballpark that Southern's Taylor Deem led Michael Manuel had an RBI · Deem . a · ' double, The Wahama white Falcons 1972 the race was called the opened in 2003, the game off with a sold single, and Taylor an RBI Whittington a single, and came up with five runs over "Shrine Championship" · It's not only their hitters double and the flood gates single to knock Haislop out Ash a double. the final three inninj!S t<l won by George Harbour. At , who like it. , opened quickly. as the of the box. Corl)y Haner Southern's Michael grab a come-from-behind 9.- that time the race was a · "Every time we play here, Southern Tornadoes (9-7) came on in relief and after a Manuel struck out three and 8 diamond victory over host major in the sprint/superwe play great.' Wandy · blitzed·to a il-l non-league walk, single to Brown, 1-9 walked two, while giving ,Eastern Tuesday evening .in modified world, but·as more Rodnguet said... · win over (he South Gallia sacrifice to Dustin Salser, up j11st three hits. Manuel a bat\le of two of the areas · sprint cars came. upon the ~chool, baseball scene to replace the .supers, Rodriguez ~2-2) leads a Rebels (6-3) Tuesday night · and a two-run Ash double, mixed it up well to register big~ heavywetghts . staff that O!IS prospered at . during boys' ~igh school the rally subsided, the score .the win. Haislop, Haner, and racing began a tren4 to The Mason County te.am downsize, the "Bu~keye. . Great American, going 3-.0 · baseball action. · 10-0. · and Matney combined in in his career.at' the ballpark. . Deein led off the game Southern sc.ored a single the loss with two strikeouts erased a 64 Eastern lead 100" fell by the way~ide . · Houston's three starters in w1th a double, then after a run m the fourth when and five walks. SG's with three runs. ln the top Friday mght, May.! K-C . half of the fifth and two will host qualifymg and \he series - · Roy Oswalt, I -3 'sacrifice by . J.D. Brown collected his third defense made eleven errors . more in the sixth to capture heat races for the World of Southern hosts Waterford Rodriguez and felipe Whittington, scored on a single of the RBI variety, the · offensive showdown Paulino ..:.. are a combined Jordan Taylor sing1e, 1-0. 11 -1. SG's lone run came Outlaw Late Models, and . Wednesday in a make-up between the two neighbor~ ll·l at Greal Amencan. Rebel pitcher Zach Haislop in the third .when Haislop have a full show for the ing opponents;. The late sea- Advanced · !vail Rodriguez homered worked out of the jam, but reached on an. error and game at Star Mill Park. Services son contest featured 17 runs Modifieds ($700 to win), off Aaron Harang (2·3), .in the second inning scored on a Harrison douSOUTHERN 11 , s GALLIA 1 and 27 hits with six of and full show for the ·K-C who lasted.only five innings Southern pushed across ble . Southern 190 10 11 9 2 those safeties going for extra Hobby Stocks. All Late ~gainst a lineup that sprouts nine runs. , Harrison led South Galli a S Gallla 001 00 - 1 3 11 a little swagger whenever it In thai big inning Brad with two dou'bles , and PI•••- BaHINIIL B6 Plea•• -••dnc- 82 hits town. Brown led off •with a single, Haislop singled for the WP - M Manuel; ~P - Halslop. · "They like to come in • bere and hit," Reds manager Dusty B&ker said. "They were commenting arou.nd . . the batting cage about how . . they feel c\)mfortable and The Marauders' first place Meigs' relay squads also ished with times of 17.27 squads also hit top speeds Bv ANNA JESSMER confident playing here ." MOSSPORTSOMVOAIL'(SENTlNEL.COM for the girls team. finishes continued with . contributed to the team total and 50.2,tespectively. •. The Reds made three Meigs took first in the Jeremy Smith who excelled with . the 4x200 relay team · Catie Wolfe ~as another errors behind Harang, letPROCTORVILL~ - The in the 100 meter as well as finishing second with a time standout, placing second in 4x800 meter. relay with a ting in two runs. When f'ilirland Invitational Track the 200 meter dash, Smith of 1:36.51, and the 4xl00 the200meterand400meter time of II : 16, second in the Harang finished Houston's. Meet was held Friday took first in both event~. meter relay finishing fourth dash . Wolfe's 200 meter fin- 4x400 meter rel11y .with a four-run fifth inning, h• evening and the Marauders' clocking in at IL27 for the with a time of 49.51. ish was ·27.2, while she time of 4:24, third in the slowly walked to the dugout .Track and 'Field squad lOOM, and 23.08 for the . The Lady Marauders had clocked in the 400 meter 4xl00 with a time of 55.69, with his head down and proved themselves a force to 200M: an even · stronger perfor- dash with a time of I :04.2. and fourth in the 4x200 relay threw his black glove be.reckoned with. The third stl)ndout individ- mance with their second· ·Devan.Soulsby stepped ·UP with a time of 2:02.3. Both boys and girls teams ual , racking up points for the place overall finish. ~gainst the baclt wall, Smith Gallia was also pre. for Meigs in the. 800 meter knocking a red japket onto . perfonned faitly well with Meigs track team was Jacob Alison Brown represented run, clocking in at 2:38,5 for sent at the meet with s~~~o­ the bi>ys tying f9r third place Well who held his own in the Meigs ihe floor. · on and off the track, a second place finish . . more Andrea Thomas ·ng : It's been a frustrating with Spring Valley, and the hurdling events. Well took placing fourth in the high Other. top long-distance third in the 300 meter hurmonth for Harang, who lost girls securing a second place second overall in both the jump with a height of 4-8 , performers were Morgan dles at a time of 55 .5, and 17 games last season and finish overall. Putting Meigs on the 110 meter hurdles as well as and fourth in the 300 meter Lentes and Kimi Swisher. junior Rebecca Whitmer lias alternated losses and Lentes took seco11d in the taking fourth in the 400 . wins in his·five April starts. board in the field ·events, the 300 meter hurdles. His hurdles with a 57.5 finish. Individual standouts on 1600 meter run with a time meter dash, clocking in at - "I don't know what to say, Mason Metts was a standout times were 16.21 and 43 .08 , respectively. , the track were· many. of 5:59, and fellow Lady I :09.8. · ' rea\ly," Harang said. "They in the throwing competi· Meigs' Cody Hanning ran Adrian Bolin took second Marauder Swisher took third . fv!eigs is set to <compete came.out swinging, and we tions. Metts took first in both couldn't get it done. I the discus and the shot put a solid race in the 3200, tak- place in both the 100 meter in the · 3200, clocking in at agam Thursday at the Vinton County Invitational, starting with distances of 134-7 and ing . third wit~ a time of hurdles as well as the 300 14:24.72. Ple.Se see Reds, 82 . at 4:30. II :01.06. meter hurdles. Bolin fin· The Lady Marauder relay 49-2.25, respectively. Astros beat Reds for straight in Cbtcy .·. Southern routs Rebels; Eagles, Meigs both fall I . Mother's 1 x3 Greeting $10.00 Na m e - - - - -- ' - - - - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - Your Name (s) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - , - - - - - - - Your Address ------------------------i City, State, Z I P - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - P hone#~--------~---------------- I I L-------~------~~~~·!~.!~~-------------·-· .1 Checks Sentinel ~ -· STAFF REPORTS MOSSPORTseMYOAILYSENTINEL.cou .Lady Marauders second, Marauders.third at Fairland Invite·· South winds 10 to 15 mph . Chance of rain 70 percent'. Thursday night... Cloudy with showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows around 60. South winds 10 to 15 mph . Chance of rain 60 percent. LocaJ·Stocks Southern girls edge South Gallia (··-··· TUPPERS PLAINS - The ·following students were named to the "All 'A' Honor Roll at Eastern High School: , Kyle Sargent, Andrew Benedum, D&kota· Collins, Wade Collins, Matthew Friend, Hannah Hysell, Whitney Putman, . Devon Baum, Brady Bissell, Megan Carnahan, Ashleigh . Duffy, Janae Boyles. These students earned all A's and B's: Tasha Barber, Matt Barringer, Hope Bland, Tina Drake , Josh Hupp, Amanda Larkins, Natalie Mdntyre , Zach Moore , Tresa Swatzel, Emtly Welch, Breea Buckley, Samantha Cummins. Jeffery Milhoan , Kimberly · Minear, Phillip Morehead , Haley Perdas , Audrionna Pullins, Sam Rucker, Deeanna Sebo, Stephanie Shuler, Hannah West, Heather White, Kelly Winebrenner, Hayley Aanestad; Jessica Cleland, · Kyle Connery. . ~cott Gilbride, Morgan Ha~I . Tim Markworth ,, Ashley Mtller, Hamiah Rtdgway1 Mtchael Scyoc, Jay Warner, , Damelle Chne, Tyler Chne , Baylee Collins, Cheyenne Doczi , Kristin Fick, Brenna Holter, Kayte Lawrence, Kelsey Myers, Marie Powell , Ashley Putnam , Cassie Randolph. 1.800.500.4850. Prep Softball Roundup · POMEROY - A. tcheduhl!i ol upcom~ng ..high achool varsity spor1ing events Involving teams Eastern honor roll 'Members of the Alpha Mu Beta (AMB) sorority at the University of Rio Grande. and -Rio Grande Community College present Sharon Shull, Director of Holzer Hospice, with a donation. "We truly appreciate the girls in AMB and the work that they put forth to help raise money for Holzer Hospice," stated Shull. To learn more about Holzer Hospice or how to make a donation, please visit our website at www.holzer.org or call Bl The Daily Sentinel • .. ·- ~- ......... '". I' �• Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel ' Wednesday, April 29, 2009 www .mydailysentinel.com I .Wednesday, April 29, 2009 www.mydailysentinel.com ~tibune - Sentinel - l\e CLASS FlED Johnson: Changes to Talladega can control racing CHARLOTTE, N C (AP) ~ Three-lime defending NASCAR champion J1mmte Johnson believes the only way to control the ractng at Talladega Superspeedway IS through a rad1cal transormation of the race track r The racmg at the 2.66-nule Alabama superspeedwa) ts agam under scrutiny after Carl Edwards' airborne crnsh into the safety fence on the last lap of Sunday's race. It was the most frightrning of three acctdents. mcludmg a 10-car pileup that knocked Johnson out of the race with nine laps to go Because the track IS so btg and wtde that dn,crs never ha\e to lift off the gas. Johnson sa1d Tuesday that NASCAR cannot remove the horsepower-sappmg restnctor plates that are used to combat the htgh speeds at Daytona and Talladega. That leaves a track alterallon as his only suggestion. "I don't know how we ftx It unless we take a bunch of tractors out there and knock down the walls. knock down the bankinjl. and make the track where you have to let off (the gas)." Johnson satd "Outs1de of that, I don't thmk there IS a rule that NASCAR can come up w1th As long as We're runlllng (resmctor) plates , we ' re gomg to have th1s I.SSUe." NASCAR offlmtls sa1d changmg the track IS not an option. "The most exCJtmg races that we have today are both at Daytona and Talladega.'' satd Sprint Cup Series director John Darby. "I think there's more value m contmumg the (safety) efforts .. than tummg those two very h1stoncal, very exc111ng race tracks into flat park.ing lots " Most fans consider the four plate races a year to be the most excttmg events of the season. Because the cars all run at about the same speed, drivers are unable to pull away from each other. It creates huge packs of traffic and one wrong move by one dnver can w1pe out do~ens of cars m spectac ular afcidents. Sunday's race hved up to the hype, with 57 lead changes among 25 drivers. Edwards and Brad Keselowski ran down leaders Ryan Newman and Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the last lap. and as they neared the ftnish line, Edwards wrecked while trymg to block Keselowski's wmnmg pass • Contact between the two cars sent Edwards spinning into Newman's path, and the second hit from Newman sent Edwards' car sailing into the frontstretch safety fence. The fence buckled, but snapped back and Edv,;ards' battered car returned to the track. Edwards was unhurt, but debris from the accident inJured seven fans m the stands. One woman remained hospitahzed Tuesday in fair condition with a broken jaw. NASCAR vowed thts week to toughen Its pohcmg on aggress1ve drivmg and blocking, which often leads to the multi-car accidents Off1cials issue consistent pre-race warnings to dnvers but have been rare to levy m-race penalties . Johnson believes m -race penalties will open NASCAR up to harsh crillcJsm over "Judgment calls" and he doubts the dnvers can be deterred, anyway. "Ali of them can talk until they are blue in thell' face ... but when we get in those cars, we are going to race and tty to get the pos1tions," he said. 'That's what we do." In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS P-LUS YOUR AD ltOW ONLINE ndtelass~~d~-::!ilytnOOrt•com Websites. www.mydailylrlbune com www.mydallysentinel.com www mydallyreglster:com l\en-(~tet JUST SAY 2:.\ Reds , from PageBl thought I made some good p1tches for the Situations we were m, but thmgs did!) 't go our way" That's how 11 goes when the Astros me around A Iurie b1t of everythmg I" conung up nght now," han Rodnguez sa1d Wandy Rodnguez has g1ven up only two runs m h1s last three stan~ covenng 20 mnmgs He beat the Reds 7-0 on Apnl 18 m Houston, ,11iowmg two hilS 111 seven innmgs He was nearly as good m the rematch, g•ving up seven h1ts. After allowmg a 1un m the first, he shut down the Reds ' "He's come a long way smce 05 when I first got over here." manager Cec1l Cooper sa1d "Last year m (304) 675-1333 • the second half he was excellent, and he's started out th1s year the same way F1ve quality starts." Reds first baseman Joey Votto had two errors on one play m the first. letting m a run. Houston took control wtth the four-run fifth, highlighted by Carlos Lee's tworun double. Astros closer Jose Valverde went on the 15-day dJsabled hst during the game, givmg hm1 a chance to rest the swollen right calf that has bothered h1m for a week. baseman Reds th1rd Edwm EncarnaciOn went on the DL shortly before the game after tests found a ch•pped bone m h1s nght wnst. Left fielder Chns Dickerson, who bumped heads wllh Astros shortstop M1guel TeJada m Monday s game, was Sidelined after undergoing tests to see if he !)as a concussion. Or Fax To (304) 1175-5234 Now vou con hove borde1'5ond orophlcs "-o\ oclded to yourclosslfled Od$ 6 Ohio Vattey Publishing reserves lhe ~ght to edit, rejecl or cancel any ed alany time. Errors Must VIP Dating and Matcllmaking Service ' 1 • I I Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRAC· TORS Sealed proposals lor tho Portland Commu· nlly Center Door Replacement Pro!ect, Melga County, Ohio aa per spaclllcllttons In bid packet will be recetved by the Meigs County Commissioners at thalr olllco atthe Courthouao, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until 1:00 p m , May 7, 2009 and then at 1·15 p m. at said olllco oponad and read aloud lor the following· Speclftcattons, and bid forms may be secured at the office of Meigs County Commissionars, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Phone 740-992-2895. A deposit of o dottars will be required for each set of pions and apacllleaIlona, check made payable to-. Tile full amount will be returnad wtth1n thirty (30) days alterrecelpl of bids Each btd must be accompanied by eHher a bid bond In an amount of 100% of the bid amount with a surety satlofaotory to tho eforesald Mslga County Commlulon· era or by certified check. cashiers check, or teller of cradtt upon a aotvent bank In the amount or not less lhan 10% of tha bid amount In favor of the aforesaid Meigs County Commission- • • Public Notice Sheriff Sales Case Number 08CV096 Ohio Valley Bank Plaintiff vs James R a Kristin C. Acru et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohto • tn pursuance of an order of sale to ms dlrected from said court tn thO above entfllod aclton, I wttl expose lo sale at pubttc auction on tho front steps of the Maigs County Court House on Friday, May 29, 2009 at 10 a.m., of said day, the following described real88late: EXHIBIT A tor Mason PUMPING Co CO OH and WV Ron KIT & CARLYLE: 2000 k1tncarlyle@comcast net Chr1sdans, ;;;;~~_,;.~;.,;;;;~ matches Safe ~'"' CD, roartad 61K ;;,;;;,..;.;~;;;.;.;;.......~~~ $9400 Cail339·2494 Pont1ac Grande Prix 4 door white 95 000 mtles Loaded extra nice $4500 OBO 388 0332 Suv's, Trucks, Cars full I 2001 many ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fun and ~ NOTICE OHIO VALLEY coolldenllal Greenup Ky MoneyToltnd PUBLISHING CO rae· 108m lo 8pm ~~::-~"";;;;~~ ommends that you do ~1106-4 .....;;7.;;3-.;;590;;,.;;;1,...,~~~ NOTICE Borrow Smart bus 1ness wtth people you know and NOT to send money through the mal! Contact th~ Oh10 Divl· s1on of Flnano1al tnstltulions Office of Consumer until you have tnvest1gat· Affairs BEFORE you refl- mn the o~ring ~ Current rate wttt Situated tn the County 1Robert E. Beegle, of Meigs, In lhe State of Malga Counly Sheriff Ohto, ~nd In tho Vtltage Attorney lor the Plainof Middleport: ttl! Being all of Lol No. Frank & Wooldridge Twelvo(12)tnthe0rlg- Co tnal Pial and Survey of 600 Peart St the Vlttage of Middle· Columbus, Dhto 43206 port, Meigs County, 614j.221-1662 Ohio, aatd Lot No. (4) 29 (5) 6, 13 Twelve (t2) being on tho East stele of Second Street bolween Walnut Public Notice and Coal Street• tn oald VIllage, and lor a more AT&T Mobility Is pro· daltntte reference to )lllstng to construct a herebymadetothePtat t~tocommunlca'tlons or the Survey of the tower (OHV -3822) at same. 30440 Roy Jones Road, Being the same prop- Syracuse, Meigs arty conveyed to by County, Ohto. The ac· Ella Harry to Maude tlon area wilt consilii of Ryan by deed dated tha canotructton of a May 31 , 1935, and prefabricated, radio recordad tn book 139 of aqulpmont shalter and the Deed Records of a 250' tall sttl·support Meigs County, Ohio, at cell tower. AT&T ts Page 482. seeking comments Being the same Real from atllnleroalad par· Estate conveyad to LU- sons on the Impact of tlan Louise Cowie by the proposed tower on Lewis E. Burtord by any dtetrlcta, sites, deed recorded tn Deed butldlngs, atructures, Book 170, Page 40 of or obJects stgntflcant In the Meigs County Deed American history, ar· Records. chtteclure, archaeolRelarence Deed· Vol- ogy, engtn01rlng, or ume 297, Page 299, culture, that are listed Meigs County Deed or are eltgtbtelor ttattng Records. Auditor's Par- In the National Raglater eel No. 15-01188 000 of Historic Places. At! Subject to att leases, questions, comments, easements and r~ghts- and correapondence of-way of record. should be directed to PARCEL NUMBER: Ms. Renee Yinger, at 1501188000 485 Metro Place South, PROPERTY ADDRESS: Suite 500, Dublin, Ohio 244 North Second Av· 43017, Phone 1 enue Middleport, OH (6t4)793 4708, or 45760 RY2135@att com. Currenl Owner: James (4) 29, 30 R. Acree Jr. & Krtsttn c. Acree Property at . 244 North Public Notice Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 IN THE COURT OF Prior O.Od Aeferoncas: COMMON PLEAS Volume297, Page 299 ME!GS'COUNTY, OHIO Appralsad at $90,000 CtHFinanl:lal, Inc. Terms of Solo· Csnnot Plaintiff be aold for teas than va 213rds of tha appraised Frankttn D. Ghaon (0.value 10% down on ceaaad), et al day ofaate, cash or car- Oefendents tilled check, balance Case No. 08CV130 due on conllrmelton of Judge Stephen C. sale. Crowe The appraisal did not LEGALNOTtCE Include an Interior ox- Unknown hatrs, the doamlnatlon of the house. vlsees, legatees, ex- • ecutora, admtnlstra· tors, and aastgns of Franklin D. Gheen, and tho unknown guardians of minor and/or lncompotonthelrsof Franklin D. Gheen, witt take noIlea thst on May 29, 2009,CtHFtnanclat,lnc. ltled Its Complaint In the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohto, Case No. 08 CV 130. The object of, and demand lor relief tn, the Complaint Is to loreclose the lion of plain· tills mortgage recordad upon the raat estate described below and tn which ptalntifl aiiOgeo .that the foregoing dofondant has or ctatma to have en Interest: Situated tn tho 'town· ship of Salisbury, Meigs County, State of Ohio: PARCEL NO.I · Situated In tho north pert olthat part of100 acre Lot No. 157 which tt011 east of and adlotntng Section 29, Town 1. Range 13 In Salisbury Township, Meigs County, dasc(lbed aa lattowa: Commencing at the southeast comer of a tot drieded by V.B. Hor· ton arid Marcua Boaworth, May 27, 1864 lo Anthony Robson; thence south 26 112 deg. west itong the florth line ollhe slrut, 207 feet; thence south 28 112 dtg, west along lhe north ttno of said strut aforesaid, 30 feet; thence north 25 deg. w111 ta a point 30 leetlram the northwest comer of tot owed by Dennis Morrow; lhence oaet 30 foot to Dennis Morrow'.t north· walt comer, thoncf along lhe weal tine ol Morrow'a lot to soulh· west comer of same, and to tho north tine of oatd streat aforesaid, and being promlseo conveyed by deed recorded In Vol. 71 pf.9e 89 Motgs County Deed Records. PARCEL NO.2: the 2009 COBG ComThe eastarly haH of tho munhy Dtolre88 Profollowing deacrtbed gram, und11 the realoatate: Community DevelopBeing a part of Lof157 ment Block Grant lnBoaworth'sAddltton (CDBG) Small Cities to tha Vlftago of Mtddto- Program, a federally port, Melga County, lundad program admlnOhio, commencing at tttared by the State. Mary E. Pennington's Previously, Melgo comer, running 40 112 County has been atlgl· feat along main road; ble lor CDBG Formula thanoe across aatd lot Allocation funding Is to back fence; thence $127,000.00 and the to aald Pennington's CDBG Community Dla· comer, 431ut; trail Program haa a thence across oatd Jot maximum of $300,000 to the piece of bagln- available, providing the nlng. county meets eppllcaBeing part of the prop- biO requtremtntl. arty by deed recordad The Melgo County In Vot. 139 page 528 Commlulonere will Mtlgo County DHd hold the !trot of two Recorda. public hearinge ~t the The defendant named Malga County Courtabove ta required to an· house (Courtroom) sw" tha Complaint Second Street, within twenly..ight (28) Pomeroy, Ohio on Mon· daytalllltha tast rub- day, May 11, 2009 at ttcatlon ot tltlslege no- 6:00 P.M. lor tho pur· Hce on Nov. 28, 2008. pose of providing cttl· Thts tagat nottctwlll be zens lind pubttc pubtlshad once a week olllctats with lhe peril· lor six successtvo nent Information about wuks. the 2008 CDBG far• (4) 29, (5) 6, 13 , mula and Community Dlstresa Program. TheM programa can Public Notice lund a broad range of acttvltloa, Including: NOTICE OF FIRST Economic developPUBLIC HEARING menl projecta, alrut The Ohio Department Improvements, waler of has drainage and Mwer lmpark acand demoli· struc- turea, and rehabltlte· lion of netghbomood racllltltl. The actlviiiOI muat be deatgnad to primarily benefit tow to moderate Income per· sons, atd In tha provenlion of slum and blight, ormeeunurgentnaed In the community. Citizens are encour• agad to attend this multng on May 11 , 2009, to make auggu· Ilona and ,to provide public Input on various actlvltleowhtchmaybe undertaken In thaae programs. II a perttclpant will ~ auxiliary atds (tntorprater, bralllad or taped material, aaaltttve tlatenlng device, other) due to a disability, pleaat contact Gloria Kloos, Clerk, prior lo May 11, 2009 at 7401192·28951nordertoanaure lltat your needs will be accommodated The Meigs County C<>urthouae Is handlcapped acceaalbla Written comments witt " be accepted until 4:00 P.M., May 1t, 2009 and may be mattad to the Metge County Commtsalonere, Meigs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. Mlck Davenport. Proal· dent Motgo County C<>mmlaatoners (4) 29 H I -- me mprovemenh Baaement WaterprQOflng have been placed In ads at tht Gallipolis Dally Tribune must be picked within 30 days. Any pictures that are not picked up will be Unoondlltonal ~fetlme guarantee Local refer ences tum 1shed Estabtlshed 1975 C81124 Mrs 740446-0870, Rogers Basement Wat$rproofng mow1ng mulchrng and ========= much more Insured free estimates 740·395·3369 than 05108/09 at ~" !!! Fud, Sud, Groin ;;;;;;;;;;Y;;a~rd;;Sal;ili;o;l!iiiii= iii -=lloo;u;:;•~ForiioiiSaii;it.;..;. Hay, No Fee Unless We Win! mg Counctl tor Independent Colleges and &:hoors1274B Recreatlanal Vehtclea.. . . .. .... .. . . . 1000 ATV ..................................................... 1005 Bicycles .. ............. ... .. . ····" . . . ..1010 BoatiiAcceasorlea....... . • •.•••••. •• . 1015 Business .•...• ...•..•... .. .. .. ..•••... .... Parte ....•.• 308 Contractors .............................................. 318 Domestlce/JanHorlat . . ............. . ........ 3t8 , Etectrlcal................... ................................ 320 Financial.... . . . . .. ..... ..... ............. . 322 Health . . ............... . . ........................... 326 H8attng & Cooling .. , ............... .. ............ 328 Home Improvements 330 • •••••••••..•••..•••••••••• 332 Insurance... .••••••• • • Lawn Service ............ ...... ............................ 334 MusiCIDanceiDrama. ................................. 338 Oth$1 Services .............................................338 Plumblng/Eiectrtcat ....................................340 Professional Sarvlcea .................................342 Repairs............... .......................................344 Roofing.. .. .... . .....................................346 Security .................................... ................... 348 Tax/Accounting .......................................... 350 Travel/Entertainment ..................................352 Financial ..............................,,,.....................400 Financial Services ................. : ................... 405 Insurance .................................................. 410 Money to Lend •.... .. ............ .•. •••••.••.••••••••••• 415 Education .................................................500 Business • Trade School ........ ................ 505 Instruction I Training......... ......... . 510 Lessons...... .. ....... .•..... ......................515 Paraonat. .... .... ..................... • ........... ..520 Animals ............. ......•.......•....•.•.•.... 800 Animal Sup pitH . ... ........... .. ... .......... .605 Horses..... ••••.•••••. • • • . • •••. . 610 Livestock.. ••• . ............... ...••••.•••.• 615 Pets...... . ... ......... . .. .. ....... .620 Wanl to buy ... .. ......... . ... ......... 625 • • •••.••••..•••• 700 • •• •••. • 705 ....•..•.. , . .710 , • ••••••••• 715 •• • ..•...•.•••• 720 Wontto buy... .. ....... . . .. .......... ... .725 Merchandlee ........................................ 100 Antiques.. ...... .........................................1105 Appllaru:o . . .. . . ..... .. ................. 910 Aue1lono . . ..... .. .. • .....................915 Bargain Baaement ... , ....................920 coneetlbles ..... ·-·~····· .........................825 Computer• . .......................................930 Equlprnent1Supplle1 ....................................835 Flea Markets . . ....................................... 940 Fuel 011 CoaiiWoodiGas ........................... 945 Furniture .......................................... 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport ................................ 955 Kid's Corner................... • .• ••• • •. •••••• 960 • Miscellaneous........... .........••...•......• ....•.•965 • Went to buy ...............................................970 , Yard Sate .............................. - ........... 975 (740)992-7173 !;w;w;w;co;m~lc;s;co;m;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;N;E;A;,l;nc;!, =;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Call Automotive...... ........... . . .... ........ ......... 304 Bui1dlng Materials...................................... 306 catering...... . . .......................................3t0 Chllclil!lderly Cere ....................................... 312 Computers................. ............................ 3t4 o!-1 Ground OOr com $"16000 big 5 Family Garage 3 Bed.2 Bath HUD a ton your sacks Sale 30 1 & 2 2 Miles homes•Only$1991amon trimming Cemper/RVs & Trailers ...... ................. 1020 Motorcycles.................... .. .. . .• . . .... .. 1025 Other ................. , ... ........ . ..1030 Want to buy....... ..... .. ......... ... ...1035 Automotive .. ..................... ....... -· 2000 Auto RentaVLeaoe ... • . . ........... .. . .. 2005 Autoe . • . ...................... . ....... • .20t0 Ctallic/Antiques... ....... . ........ . 2015 Commercllllllndustrlal... ................ . . . 2020 Agriculture • • •••••••••.••• Farm Equipment . •.•••••.. ,. Garden & Produce..... . . • Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain..... . • Hunting a Land .•. . .•.•••. a Accessories.... ... •••.• Commercial. . •. • ••.... •••••.•••••••••••••3010 Condominiums • . . ....... • . ... , ...30t5 For Sale by Owner .. . ............-.........3020 Houau lor Sale... .. . • ....... ... ..... . . ...3025 Land (Acreage) •.•• •. .. ..... 3030 loti . ........ . . ........................ 3035 Wont to buy.. .... . . .. ....... .. ................ 3040 Real Estate Rentals ..... ... .. ... ,........ 3500 Apartmenta/Townhouaaa ..... . . , . . 3505 Commercial. . .. .. ..••... .. •••..............3510 Condominiums ... .•.•........ ........ 3515 Housee for Rent.. May 9, , . .••••.••• ..•..• ..•3520 Land (Acreage) . . ...... .. ............. 3525 Storage...................................................... 3535 Want Ia Rent ........ ................................ 3540 Manufactured Housln~ ............................ 4000 lota...................... .....................................4005 Movera...............,........................................4010 Rentets ............. ,,........ ,,,,......... ................. 40t 5 Sates ...........................................................4020 Sup pitas ................................................... 4025 Want to Buy ............................................ 4030 Resort Property ........................................5000 Roaorl Proparty loroalo ......................... 5025 Resort Property lor r.nl ........................... 5050 Employment ..... .......... •••. . •.••. . .. 6000 Accountlng!Financial ..•... . •.......•....•... 6002 Admlntstrative/Protesslonal . .... ... .... 6004 Cashtor/Ciork ... . . ....... •. ...... ... •.•. 6006 Child/Elderly Care , .................... ··-· 6008 Ctertcal....... .. . . ..... ............... 6010 Construction .. . . . .. • .. . .•...•........ 6012 Drivers & Delivery ... ...... .. . ...... 6014 Education •. .. . . .. . .. . ............. 60t6 Eloctrlcal Plumbing ................................ 60t8 Employment Agencies.... .. .•. ... .. .. ... .6020 Entertainment .... .............. .. ·-·· ........... 6022 ' Food Services....... ..... .. •. ......... . . . 602• Government & Federal Jobtl ................ 6026 Help anted~ General •.••••• • • .••..••• ..•.. 6028 Law Enforcement . .. . ..•...•................•. 6030 Maintenance/Domestic . •.. . •..••.•••..•.. 6032 Management/Supervisory ......•............••. 6034 Mechanics.. • ••.••.•...••.• .•. • ........ •. 6036 Medical.................................................. 6038 MusicaL • ••. •.••• ......................... . .., 6040 Part-Time--Temporaries .......................... .. 6042 Restaurants •.••.• .! ............ ............... ......... 6044 Sales........................................................6048 Technlc:al Trades ........,_......................... 6050 Textlloe/Factory .............................. .. .. .. 8052 2009 Buckeye east of Porter on 554 grt locatloniS%dwn 15 CJoth1ng, DVD players vm at Bo/o for lstngs. -old record player end ta· 800.620-4946 ex T461 bte lots of house ware 4S38 SA 141 1 Mile Garage Sale April 30th & From New H1gh School May 1sl, top of Cnester 2100 Sq Ft N1ce nome 3d • Hill on 248, r '.ouse on P.nce reduced to left, clothing, Go-Kart, $139,900 For f1'10(8 lnfo Matthews Saw & r•rusc and p1ctures go to away, 2 male 8 Hlits Career Center RIO Garage Sale Apnl 30. week old klnens Grande, Ohio (740) May ist !341 Rutland St. 74Q-446·3742 245·5334 Lazy Boy rachner, nu· msmus 1tems Reg Black Lab pupp1es Miocellanoouo ;;;;;;.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;____ 7 weeks old 5 male ~:-!':o"-::';;;;;;::"':""'~ Garage sale at 501 V1ne $300, 4 females $350 Jet Aeration Motors Street, Racme on May 367-Q500 or 645 6351 repaired, new i rebuilt 4.-5 from 9-4 Plastic craft Gl\1& 7 bench leg Beagle pup pies 7 wks, tn color for more 1010 call 740.742·0528 G1veaway 4 yr old house cat, has been neutered and detlawed. Yery lov· .. •.••.••• •••2025 Sports Ullllty... .. ........ . . . .... 2030 Trucks.............. ..... . .......................2035 Utility Trollers ......... .... .. . ..... . 2040 Vans . .• ....... .... . .. ....... .. ......... 2045 Went to buy ... .. . . .. ... .... ............2050 RHI Estate Sales.......... .. ...... .. .... . . 3000 Cemetery Plott..... .. ...................... 3005 <· L-----------------------------------------------~ ' ~ 4 titre 4WD automatiC, 4 dr, extended cab wltopper & bed lmer 28 400 miles llmrted warranry, loaded, $13, 900, Looking to do yard work, 1·888--582-3345 Legals ........................................... ,...•...•••.. 100 .. 2000 Mazda 64000. V6 Upcoming certified 740-256-6541 BulinMI &Trade H ••,-~- ..J... nuralng .._tatant School .... " " " ' 7~4~0~9:;9::2:i:76~0iii3i:::==::i: clasa Olher Servicu ;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~--,..~~----;;;;; : Must ·have a h•gh school ;:P;;;;;-:C--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:C~II Angus Bulls,eMcpellehdt et remat1ons a Gallipolis career bloodliNes, nee 10 diploma or GEO app~ 740 4-16-3745 College Reasona~~ Applicattons may be !!!!!!!!ii!i!!!;,,.,,.,,., {Careers Close To Home) www slalerunangus com plckedMup dat Lakin HFolsdpl Prol.soionat Sel'lices Call Today' 740·4-16 4367 (740)286·5395 or ~~~~A;;u;;cfi;;'o;;n;;;o~~ tal, on ay · r ay 41 B-·OOS3 Sam- 4pm Applrcatlons TURNED OOWN ON "I ·800·214·0452 .:.;;;,.;;;;;;,,.,,.,,.,,.,!!! AUCTION· Modular mUst be turned m no SOCIAL SECURITY SSI galllpotrscareercoHege edu ;;; House at 12 DO Noon on Accredite<f Member Accredit· Peb Announcernenta.......... ...... ...•....•.............• 200 Birthday/Anniversary . ......................... 205 Happy Atla.... . ... . . . .......... . ........... 2t0 lost & Found........... ............................... 215 Memory/Thank You ................................. 220 Notices ................... ,................................ 225 Personals............... . . .............. .......... 230 Wanted ...................... ...................... 235 Services •••• .• ••.••••••••• ••••••• •. .•••••• . • .••• 300 Appliance Service... ... . .. ....................... 302 : " Trvcb mowing, CLASSIFIED INDEX • 740.446·0103 ~ COB E 0 E • s•ze and compacts all warranty P.nces starting at $ 1900 Slop or Call cook Motors 328 Jackson P1ke wrth nance your home or ob· ta 1n a I<Jart BEWARE of requests 1or anv large advance payments of tees or msurance Call the Office <Jf Consumer Afflars toJI tree at 1-866-278-0003 to leam tf the mortgage broker or lender IS properly II censed (ThiS Is a public •FLcrii;i;W;i;'11;;iS.~r<t;i;'coii;;;;;;;; serv1ce 1 announcement from the Oh10 Valley Jtm1s Lawn Marnenance Publlshmg Company) l.ond (Acrsage) ALIIOMOIIV{' RIO 9:rande · 1 8 Acres on paved road 1 1/2 mile from US 35 County water Mobikl 04 Pontiac Gr""d Pnx tlome ok $12,500 GT2 leather sunroof S 386·755·5596 Locally Evans Jackson OH Found Brown & White owned/operated Single? 800-537-9528 male Beagle dog on At Not into bars or Internet? ~~~~~~~~ 35 11ear J1m H1ll Rd Meet other area singles ·~304-:;;;6;,;7~5-;:,;5580~:,,.,,.,,., ages 21 to 85 many '100 =man 1.11 later '( SEP'TlC Gallla Loot & Found Est In 92 ;;;;;;;;;;;i;.;;;;O;~~;i;; Tri-State s1ngles Noticet We :' ......,.uional Sel'li- Pe,._jo I ' S1.00forlorve Sue culful Ads Should Include T"-e ltllms To Help Get Response ••• For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! ! Graphics SOC for small HOW IQ WRITE AN AD 8 23 era. Bid Bonds shall be accompanied by Proof of Authority of tha olltclal or agent signing the bond. Bids shaft be seated and marked as Bid lor Door Replacement Projoel and mailed or delivered to. Meigs County Commissionera Courthouse Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Attention of bidders ll called to all of tha requlrements contalnsd In thlo bid packel, par· tlcutarty to the federal Labor Standard• Provlslons and Davis-Bacon Wages, varloua lnsurance requirements, varlous equal opportunity provisions, and lha requlrement for a pay· ment bond and pertormance bond for 100% of the contract price. No bidder may withdraw his btd within thirty (30) days alter the actural dats of the opening thereof. The Meigs County Commlsalonera reserve the right to reiect any or aU blda. Mtck Davenport Meigs Counly Commtsstoners (4) 24, 28 sa;. It Border$$3.00/perod I7 Racing tentlonaln wrhlng and, at the hearing, he or she may preoent ovtctence and examine wh· nessos appaarlng lor andagatnathlmorher. II an tndlvtduat does not ttmety requeot a hearlng,noheartngwftl be hold and an order revoking hla or har Insurance !teen" shalt be tssuad. Stephen C. Hombach Sial! Counsel (4)15, 22,29 ..m Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p. Saturday mght admissmn ts Adults 13-up $35, Kids 612, $15; and Pits $40. All k1ds under 6 are free. 1\vo from PageBl Day Passes are 2-day adult genenll admissmn $40 and :\1odel B-Mains and 2-day pit pass $60. Features. mcludmg the K -C Raceway 1s located Buckeye 100 will be run on 12 miles South of Saturday, May 2 along with a lull pwgram and $1,000- Chillicothe, OH, three m1les to-wm Advanced Servtce~ out Blain Highway of SR at Alma. Fans may call the Mod1fleds special Fnday ttckets for Adults track phone or vis1t the I 1 and-up are only $10, track website for more w1th K1ds 6-12 $5. and Pits · mformatton at www .kcraceway.com $25 OHIO DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE NOTICE OF OPPORTUNtTY FOR HEARING Accordmg to records on file wtlh the Ohio Department of tnsur· ance, each of the indtv)duats listed below currently holds an tn, surance agenl'sltcense tn the state of Ohio and each has failed to meet lhe continuing educalion requtremenls of Section 3905.431 altho Revised Code lor the 200612007 compliance periOd. Pursuanl to Section 3905 482 and Chapler 119 of the Revised Code, each Individual llsted below 11 hereby notified that the Super· Intendant 1ntends torevoke his or her Insurance licenses. He or she may raquesl a haarlng pursuanl to Ohio Revlsad Code Chapter 119. Tha ro· ~est musl be made on or before May 29, 2009. Such request should be addressed to: Snaron Groen, Hearing Administrator, Ohio Department ot Insurance, 50 W. Town St., 3rd Floor, Suite 300, Columbus, OH 43215. CAL~. ELIZABETH ANN DOB 08125/1980 126 PLEASANT RIDGE POMEROY. OH 45769 HOUDASHELT T, BETSY A DOB: 021231197933105 HIGHLAND RD POMEROY, OH 45769 HOWELL. JEFFREY D. DOB: 1010611951 40657 LAUREL CLIFF RD POMEROY, OH 45769 METHENEY. HEATHER MICHELLE DOB: 08/0511982 33580 BEECH GROVE RUTI.AND, OH 45n5 Allhe hearing, lhe tndl· vidual may appear In parson, by his or her al· torney, or by such olherrepresentallve as Is permitted 10 practice before the agency, or the Individual may present his or her post· tlon, arguments or con- CHARGE Ill 1 t E ns oc vans k c supplies, 8 traCk tapes, 11 R a an 1 ~•~~379528 -vvv-v< • Mollohan's Carpet "Qual· lty 81 Low Prices' 13 a· Berber carpet 1n stock on sale Now Eastern Ave Gallipolis to 445-7444 Genera For Sale H-da ~· tor EM3500 SX eiOC $150 00 -.;;;;Farmii;;~E~qu;.i;.prn;;;;tn;;t~ ~;;;;;;~~~~--~ john Dee' 1219 Absolute 'fop DoHar • ver/gold co1ns Sll· any cutter/conditioner & Mas- 10KJ14K/18K gold JOW sle Ferguson Hay rake ehy dental gold, pre 740·64S·l OQ l 1935 us currency EBY, INTEGRITY, prooflm101 SOlO dla· KIEFER BUILT, moods MTS Co1n Shop VALLEY HOASEA..IVE t51 2nd Avenue Galli· STOCK TRAILERS polis 446·2842 -::-~~...~~~~ LOAD MAX EQUIP~ :: MENT TRAILERS Want to buy a small or CARGO EXPRESS & mld stze tractor w•th HOMESTEADER plow & drsc rn good CARGO/CONCESSION cond call 'f'RAILERS B+W 304 n3 5191 GOOSENECK FLATBED "'"""""'"""""""'""'"""' $3999 VIEW OUR EN· Yard Sale TIRE TRAILER INVEN TORY A.T Evans Famrly Sale May WWWCARMICHAEL· 1st & 2nd 95@ Jewell TRAILERS COM Evans Mill Rodney P1ke/ 74Q-446·3825 At 850 Bidwell Collecti· bias smalf appliances Have you pnced a John weed eater, k1tchen & Deere lately? You II be bath s1nks counter surpnsed• Check out our & much more•r Aslo used Inventory at 1ng Steve Evans WWN CAREQ com Car sage DOn't M1ss m1chael Equrpment Evans Ball Gaps! I 740 446 24t 2 STIHL Sales & Now Avarlable at chael tops serv· Sau· Bob ~~~~~-.~":" Mull1 Famllv Yard Sale Servrce May 1st & 2nd 8.4 on Carm' 1573 Graham School Equipment Ad HD SA 141 ' ~I Townhouou Clip thrs AD and take n With you when you VISit our comqlUnllY to get thiSspectal discount $50.00 off your tel full month or rent. Currently rent1ng 1 & 2 BR unitS Spac10us floor plans ranch & town· home style liVIng, play· ground & basketball court on·s•le laundry 1ae~hty, ~4 hr emer gency maintenance quiet country location close to major medrcar faciU!Ies, pharmacies, grocery stare just mmutes away from oltler MaJOr shopping In the area Honeyauckle Hllll Apartments 266 Colonial Onvo 0113 Bidwell, OhiO 45614 740-446·3344 Office Hours M, w, F 9AM ·5PM www orvb com phone 446·1210or339·3834 Great Deal asking $225,000 for a 3001< home 3500 Sq Fl Big garage wrap around nnrch on 25 acres 10 ,...,. mlnutos below Gallipolis U...---..-.-•o.l t and 2 be~room apts., and unfurnrshed: and hOuses In PomeroY and Middle~• _,,, tum 1shed h secunty deposit required, baby girl clo--s from Btg Oak Kitchen to mJtC 7"' ao· -•• "~ 1"1 bIll I0 Ia 9t PPR'If,Y" '" ...... birth to 1e months, g1ft 10 "' u 1BR Apt, W/0 hookups,. 59:,:2;::8_ _ _~ 5·:; llems, new llems qu111 7 •·40 :::;: ·64 :;:;:: ~ satellite TV lnct wJrent, tops lots of mise AU pro· Newer home built 1n close to hosphal Call ceeds go to RACO/Ger- 2008 on 2 99 acresl•4:;D-:;;3:;;S:;:9-;;:94:;9::2,_~~~ aldlne Cleland Memonal 2BA, large LA aSking br apartment $375 00 scholarshiP fund ThankS S75 000 740 446·7029 moi'I304-8 12-4350 8 '..or::.:.;yo;;:u;.;r•;;:u:;: PP;;:O;; rt_ , - - - 30 5 acres w/ 2100 sq tt 02 Cl 2 br apt $375 00 a moo 0 bloc'' + Lg mulll family 4-5 aylon $300 00 dep HUD apda~:~s, starts Fn S/1, lots foundatiOn wl 2x6 con· • • 1 & 1 proved, no pels of variety, No6te Summn structon premum wm· 304~674-5267 Rd watch for signs dOWS 4 BA 2 lull BA ;:;:;:;;:,;:;;::;:;.;.....__ ~;;.;;;;;;;.;;;;~;;..-~ gas log FP, large kit 2BR apt 6 m1 from Hoi· 511 & 512 from 9 4 large laundry room, walk zer $400, plus dep Centenary Boys clothes tn closets master ba.IH Some utilities pd srze 0 4, plus shoes . w/ dresstng room Total 74~418·5288 or toys h1gh cl'1atr, swing elec heating I cooling !7i;40;;·9:;;88;_;·6~130~...~~ many more baby acces· 14M80 concrete patio on 26R APTCtose to Hoi sones, elee range, much back wf carport 8x16 & zer Hospital on SA 160 ~m;;o;;re_ _ _ _ _ _ 1Dx16 oul bl~gs above CIA. (740) 44 t·OI94 6 family yard sale loris ground pool exc hunting ;;;..,.;;.;,:.;.;.;.;;.;,;.;_._ of baby Items, electron· fields woods w/ trails a;:~:ble ~: -, t·-•s, nome -~s VOPj pnvata & peaceful ~· t ~ """'" • 1 dlst""... Haven WV Now accept· Mal & 2 Sam Near Jer· Adda vIHe sc.~oo l llil rts Run Apple Grove Georges Creek Road ,o tng applications for mlns from GaH1pohs HUO-eub6id•zed. one Huge sale May 1 & 2 4 4 Walmart Asking Bedroom Apts Utillt!Gs mt out 218 H!Qh chair $160000 For appt call 1ncluded Based on 30o/c newborn Qlr1S clothes fO 339·9733 of adjusted Income Call :a:;;du::;lt,::c;::lo;,;the;:;s::,,;,;m;ISC;;....,._ ;;;;;,;;;,;;;;.,._ _ _ ..._ 304·882-3121, available 4 Bed. 2 Ball'\! Only tor Sentor and Disabled Yar~ Sale 1s1-ever $25,000 lor Ostings people Fn Sal 9 5 Fort Ran· 800.621l-49o\6 e• R019 dolph community room 1 23Ma~n sti>tPleasanl ExlrlordiUtY Plf!porty: :CiNVrn~m-l'Q: Spectacullr VltW a1 the C Yard Sala May 1& 2, 8·5 OhloAiv• CATEO & AFFORDsomettlng for everyone. Pnvata cllive off Unco1n A.eLEI Townhouse apart· of 9th & Main St Hill, Ftomeroy, Oh1o. ments, and/or small _ _ _ wOOds on three sides houses tor rent Call (4+)acres. to a hi&toncal 74Q-441-1111 for appll home C1rca 1900 5 calion & InformatiOn bedrooms 2. ftreplaces, 2 ELLM VIEW APTS ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; full baths 2 sta~rcases, beautiful ong10a1 wOOd· 2&3BA and up Cet>Jral Campen/ R.Vt & work many J)ieture win- A1r WID hookup tenant ;;;;;;;;;;;~Tra~ilot~n;;o;;;;;;;;;; dows, mostly new wln· pays electnc EHO Elm dows, large kttchen and View . Apts 2 ° :!': = Items, dothlng RV 740 446-2412 "-"·lea .:.;,.,;;;;;;;,;;;,.,,.,,.,,., O·adults mtsc tools & ..-• ., :;; Garden & Productr house hold nems Aa•n Tratlers or Sli1ne Large vanety ol flowers Rodney Community Hall & tem baskets Flowers 6 Fam1ly Yard Sale May to hx your own basKets lSI & 2nd from 9-5 Large po"ed tomatoes GaiOO boy game boy Flowers & vegelable games household 1tems, beddtng plants Dayl1ght hor"!ie 1ntenor.: bar stool, hours Closed Sunday womens & g1rls clothJng, Yoders Greenhouse 1o g1r1s & boys clothing, anml west of GalhpoiiS on tiques fumrture. tools ,..,..,..,..,..""!i,..!!! at Cann~--• llii- 740-446-3825 RV Servtce at camuchael Trailers . -33 740 446 25 ;,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;,!!!!!!,.,,.,!!! Motorcycles -;;;;;;;;;;;=~~;;;;;;;; "'o',, Yamaha FZ6 21 oo mtles Excellent Cond Red w/ black accents $6500 Cail441·9865 breakfast room beauti· fully landscaped wrth tn ground pool Stt on the wrap around porch anel (304}88 2 :JOH Twrn R•vers Tower Is ac cepllng appliCatiOns for wa~rrng list fo~ HUD sub &n]oy the spectacular stdiZed 1·BA apartment vlew of the Oh1o ~rver 2 for the elderlyJcflsabtea ear detachEkl garage ~nd calf 675·6679 2 out bu1kltngs Would ~ make a wonder1ul 1amtlv \1{ home or bed & breakfast pnvate auu -• pICture~ue N 4th Ave rn Middleport SPECTACULAR VIEW 2 room efficiency apt $209 000 00, please call utilrtle5 paid, dep & ref 74D-992·367e no pets 7~0·992·0165 �• Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel ' Wednesday, April 29, 2009 www .mydailysentinel.com I .Wednesday, April 29, 2009 www.mydailysentinel.com ~tibune - Sentinel - l\e CLASS FlED Johnson: Changes to Talladega can control racing CHARLOTTE, N C (AP) ~ Three-lime defending NASCAR champion J1mmte Johnson believes the only way to control the ractng at Talladega Superspeedway IS through a rad1cal transormation of the race track r The racmg at the 2.66-nule Alabama superspeedwa) ts agam under scrutiny after Carl Edwards' airborne crnsh into the safety fence on the last lap of Sunday's race. It was the most frightrning of three acctdents. mcludmg a 10-car pileup that knocked Johnson out of the race with nine laps to go Because the track IS so btg and wtde that dn,crs never ha\e to lift off the gas. Johnson sa1d Tuesday that NASCAR cannot remove the horsepower-sappmg restnctor plates that are used to combat the htgh speeds at Daytona and Talladega. That leaves a track alterallon as his only suggestion. "I don't know how we ftx It unless we take a bunch of tractors out there and knock down the walls. knock down the bankinjl. and make the track where you have to let off (the gas)." Johnson satd "Outs1de of that, I don't thmk there IS a rule that NASCAR can come up w1th As long as We're runlllng (resmctor) plates , we ' re gomg to have th1s I.SSUe." NASCAR offlmtls sa1d changmg the track IS not an option. "The most exCJtmg races that we have today are both at Daytona and Talladega.'' satd Sprint Cup Series director John Darby. "I think there's more value m contmumg the (safety) efforts .. than tummg those two very h1stoncal, very exc111ng race tracks into flat park.ing lots " Most fans consider the four plate races a year to be the most excttmg events of the season. Because the cars all run at about the same speed, drivers are unable to pull away from each other. It creates huge packs of traffic and one wrong move by one dnver can w1pe out do~ens of cars m spectac ular afcidents. Sunday's race hved up to the hype, with 57 lead changes among 25 drivers. Edwards and Brad Keselowski ran down leaders Ryan Newman and Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the last lap. and as they neared the ftnish line, Edwards wrecked while trymg to block Keselowski's wmnmg pass • Contact between the two cars sent Edwards spinning into Newman's path, and the second hit from Newman sent Edwards' car sailing into the frontstretch safety fence. The fence buckled, but snapped back and Edv,;ards' battered car returned to the track. Edwards was unhurt, but debris from the accident inJured seven fans m the stands. One woman remained hospitahzed Tuesday in fair condition with a broken jaw. NASCAR vowed thts week to toughen Its pohcmg on aggress1ve drivmg and blocking, which often leads to the multi-car accidents Off1cials issue consistent pre-race warnings to dnvers but have been rare to levy m-race penalties . Johnson believes m -race penalties will open NASCAR up to harsh crillcJsm over "Judgment calls" and he doubts the dnvers can be deterred, anyway. "Ali of them can talk until they are blue in thell' face ... but when we get in those cars, we are going to race and tty to get the pos1tions," he said. 'That's what we do." In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS P-LUS YOUR AD ltOW ONLINE ndtelass~~d~-::!ilytnOOrt•com Websites. www.mydailylrlbune com www.mydallysentinel.com www mydallyreglster:com l\en-(~tet JUST SAY 2:.\ Reds , from PageBl thought I made some good p1tches for the Situations we were m, but thmgs did!) 't go our way" That's how 11 goes when the Astros me around A Iurie b1t of everythmg I" conung up nght now," han Rodnguez sa1d Wandy Rodnguez has g1ven up only two runs m h1s last three stan~ covenng 20 mnmgs He beat the Reds 7-0 on Apnl 18 m Houston, ,11iowmg two hilS 111 seven innmgs He was nearly as good m the rematch, g•ving up seven h1ts. After allowmg a 1un m the first, he shut down the Reds ' "He's come a long way smce 05 when I first got over here." manager Cec1l Cooper sa1d "Last year m (304) 675-1333 • the second half he was excellent, and he's started out th1s year the same way F1ve quality starts." Reds first baseman Joey Votto had two errors on one play m the first. letting m a run. Houston took control wtth the four-run fifth, highlighted by Carlos Lee's tworun double. Astros closer Jose Valverde went on the 15-day dJsabled hst during the game, givmg hm1 a chance to rest the swollen right calf that has bothered h1m for a week. baseman Reds th1rd Edwm EncarnaciOn went on the DL shortly before the game after tests found a ch•pped bone m h1s nght wnst. Left fielder Chns Dickerson, who bumped heads wllh Astros shortstop M1guel TeJada m Monday s game, was Sidelined after undergoing tests to see if he !)as a concussion. Or Fax To (304) 1175-5234 Now vou con hove borde1'5ond orophlcs "-o\ oclded to yourclosslfled Od$ 6 Ohio Vattey Publishing reserves lhe ~ght to edit, rejecl or cancel any ed alany time. Errors Must VIP Dating and Matcllmaking Service ' 1 • I I Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRAC· TORS Sealed proposals lor tho Portland Commu· nlly Center Door Replacement Pro!ect, Melga County, Ohio aa per spaclllcllttons In bid packet will be recetved by the Meigs County Commissioners at thalr olllco atthe Courthouao, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until 1:00 p m , May 7, 2009 and then at 1·15 p m. at said olllco oponad and read aloud lor the following· Speclftcattons, and bid forms may be secured at the office of Meigs County Commissionars, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Phone 740-992-2895. A deposit of o dottars will be required for each set of pions and apacllleaIlona, check made payable to-. Tile full amount will be returnad wtth1n thirty (30) days alterrecelpl of bids Each btd must be accompanied by eHher a bid bond In an amount of 100% of the bid amount with a surety satlofaotory to tho eforesald Mslga County Commlulon· era or by certified check. cashiers check, or teller of cradtt upon a aotvent bank In the amount or not less lhan 10% of tha bid amount In favor of the aforesaid Meigs County Commission- • • Public Notice Sheriff Sales Case Number 08CV096 Ohio Valley Bank Plaintiff vs James R a Kristin C. Acru et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohto • tn pursuance of an order of sale to ms dlrected from said court tn thO above entfllod aclton, I wttl expose lo sale at pubttc auction on tho front steps of the Maigs County Court House on Friday, May 29, 2009 at 10 a.m., of said day, the following described real88late: EXHIBIT A tor Mason PUMPING Co CO OH and WV Ron KIT & CARLYLE: 2000 k1tncarlyle@comcast net Chr1sdans, ;;;;~~_,;.~;.,;;;;~ matches Safe ~'"' CD, roartad 61K ;;,;;;,..;.;~;;;.;.;;.......~~~ $9400 Cail339·2494 Pont1ac Grande Prix 4 door white 95 000 mtles Loaded extra nice $4500 OBO 388 0332 Suv's, Trucks, Cars full I 2001 many ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fun and ~ NOTICE OHIO VALLEY coolldenllal Greenup Ky MoneyToltnd PUBLISHING CO rae· 108m lo 8pm ~~::-~"";;;;~~ ommends that you do ~1106-4 .....;;7.;;3-.;;590;;,.;;;1,...,~~~ NOTICE Borrow Smart bus 1ness wtth people you know and NOT to send money through the mal! Contact th~ Oh10 Divl· s1on of Flnano1al tnstltulions Office of Consumer until you have tnvest1gat· Affairs BEFORE you refl- mn the o~ring ~ Current rate wttt Situated tn the County 1Robert E. Beegle, of Meigs, In lhe State of Malga Counly Sheriff Ohto, ~nd In tho Vtltage Attorney lor the Plainof Middleport: ttl! Being all of Lol No. Frank & Wooldridge Twelvo(12)tnthe0rlg- Co tnal Pial and Survey of 600 Peart St the Vlttage of Middle· Columbus, Dhto 43206 port, Meigs County, 614j.221-1662 Ohio, aatd Lot No. (4) 29 (5) 6, 13 Twelve (t2) being on tho East stele of Second Street bolween Walnut Public Notice and Coal Street• tn oald VIllage, and lor a more AT&T Mobility Is pro· daltntte reference to )lllstng to construct a herebymadetothePtat t~tocommunlca'tlons or the Survey of the tower (OHV -3822) at same. 30440 Roy Jones Road, Being the same prop- Syracuse, Meigs arty conveyed to by County, Ohto. The ac· Ella Harry to Maude tlon area wilt consilii of Ryan by deed dated tha canotructton of a May 31 , 1935, and prefabricated, radio recordad tn book 139 of aqulpmont shalter and the Deed Records of a 250' tall sttl·support Meigs County, Ohio, at cell tower. AT&T ts Page 482. seeking comments Being the same Real from atllnleroalad par· Estate conveyad to LU- sons on the Impact of tlan Louise Cowie by the proposed tower on Lewis E. Burtord by any dtetrlcta, sites, deed recorded tn Deed butldlngs, atructures, Book 170, Page 40 of or obJects stgntflcant In the Meigs County Deed American history, ar· Records. chtteclure, archaeolRelarence Deed· Vol- ogy, engtn01rlng, or ume 297, Page 299, culture, that are listed Meigs County Deed or are eltgtbtelor ttattng Records. Auditor's Par- In the National Raglater eel No. 15-01188 000 of Historic Places. At! Subject to att leases, questions, comments, easements and r~ghts- and correapondence of-way of record. should be directed to PARCEL NUMBER: Ms. Renee Yinger, at 1501188000 485 Metro Place South, PROPERTY ADDRESS: Suite 500, Dublin, Ohio 244 North Second Av· 43017, Phone 1 enue Middleport, OH (6t4)793 4708, or 45760 RY2135@att com. Currenl Owner: James (4) 29, 30 R. Acree Jr. & Krtsttn c. Acree Property at . 244 North Public Notice Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 45760 IN THE COURT OF Prior O.Od Aeferoncas: COMMON PLEAS Volume297, Page 299 ME!GS'COUNTY, OHIO Appralsad at $90,000 CtHFinanl:lal, Inc. Terms of Solo· Csnnot Plaintiff be aold for teas than va 213rds of tha appraised Frankttn D. Ghaon (0.value 10% down on ceaaad), et al day ofaate, cash or car- Oefendents tilled check, balance Case No. 08CV130 due on conllrmelton of Judge Stephen C. sale. Crowe The appraisal did not LEGALNOTtCE Include an Interior ox- Unknown hatrs, the doamlnatlon of the house. vlsees, legatees, ex- • ecutora, admtnlstra· tors, and aastgns of Franklin D. Gheen, and tho unknown guardians of minor and/or lncompotonthelrsof Franklin D. Gheen, witt take noIlea thst on May 29, 2009,CtHFtnanclat,lnc. ltled Its Complaint In the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohto, Case No. 08 CV 130. The object of, and demand lor relief tn, the Complaint Is to loreclose the lion of plain· tills mortgage recordad upon the raat estate described below and tn which ptalntifl aiiOgeo .that the foregoing dofondant has or ctatma to have en Interest: Situated tn tho 'town· ship of Salisbury, Meigs County, State of Ohio: PARCEL NO.I · Situated In tho north pert olthat part of100 acre Lot No. 157 which tt011 east of and adlotntng Section 29, Town 1. Range 13 In Salisbury Township, Meigs County, dasc(lbed aa lattowa: Commencing at the southeast comer of a tot drieded by V.B. Hor· ton arid Marcua Boaworth, May 27, 1864 lo Anthony Robson; thence south 26 112 deg. west itong the florth line ollhe slrut, 207 feet; thence south 28 112 dtg, west along lhe north ttno of said strut aforesaid, 30 feet; thence north 25 deg. w111 ta a point 30 leetlram the northwest comer of tot owed by Dennis Morrow; lhence oaet 30 foot to Dennis Morrow'.t north· walt comer, thoncf along lhe weal tine ol Morrow'a lot to soulh· west comer of same, and to tho north tine of oatd streat aforesaid, and being promlseo conveyed by deed recorded In Vol. 71 pf.9e 89 Motgs County Deed Records. PARCEL NO.2: the 2009 COBG ComThe eastarly haH of tho munhy Dtolre88 Profollowing deacrtbed gram, und11 the realoatate: Community DevelopBeing a part of Lof157 ment Block Grant lnBoaworth'sAddltton (CDBG) Small Cities to tha Vlftago of Mtddto- Program, a federally port, Melga County, lundad program admlnOhio, commencing at tttared by the State. Mary E. Pennington's Previously, Melgo comer, running 40 112 County has been atlgl· feat along main road; ble lor CDBG Formula thanoe across aatd lot Allocation funding Is to back fence; thence $127,000.00 and the to aald Pennington's CDBG Community Dla· comer, 431ut; trail Program haa a thence across oatd Jot maximum of $300,000 to the piece of bagln- available, providing the nlng. county meets eppllcaBeing part of the prop- biO requtremtntl. arty by deed recordad The Melgo County In Vot. 139 page 528 Commlulonere will Mtlgo County DHd hold the !trot of two Recorda. public hearinge ~t the The defendant named Malga County Courtabove ta required to an· house (Courtroom) sw" tha Complaint Second Street, within twenly..ight (28) Pomeroy, Ohio on Mon· daytalllltha tast rub- day, May 11, 2009 at ttcatlon ot tltlslege no- 6:00 P.M. lor tho pur· Hce on Nov. 28, 2008. pose of providing cttl· Thts tagat nottctwlll be zens lind pubttc pubtlshad once a week olllctats with lhe peril· lor six successtvo nent Information about wuks. the 2008 CDBG far• (4) 29, (5) 6, 13 , mula and Community Dlstresa Program. TheM programa can Public Notice lund a broad range of acttvltloa, Including: NOTICE OF FIRST Economic developPUBLIC HEARING menl projecta, alrut The Ohio Department Improvements, waler of has drainage and Mwer lmpark acand demoli· struc- turea, and rehabltlte· lion of netghbomood racllltltl. The actlviiiOI muat be deatgnad to primarily benefit tow to moderate Income per· sons, atd In tha provenlion of slum and blight, ormeeunurgentnaed In the community. Citizens are encour• agad to attend this multng on May 11 , 2009, to make auggu· Ilona and ,to provide public Input on various actlvltleowhtchmaybe undertaken In thaae programs. II a perttclpant will ~ auxiliary atds (tntorprater, bralllad or taped material, aaaltttve tlatenlng device, other) due to a disability, pleaat contact Gloria Kloos, Clerk, prior lo May 11, 2009 at 7401192·28951nordertoanaure lltat your needs will be accommodated The Meigs County C<>urthouae Is handlcapped acceaalbla Written comments witt " be accepted until 4:00 P.M., May 1t, 2009 and may be mattad to the Metge County Commtsalonere, Meigs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. Mlck Davenport. Proal· dent Motgo County C<>mmlaatoners (4) 29 H I -- me mprovemenh Baaement WaterprQOflng have been placed In ads at tht Gallipolis Dally Tribune must be picked within 30 days. Any pictures that are not picked up will be Unoondlltonal ~fetlme guarantee Local refer ences tum 1shed Estabtlshed 1975 C81124 Mrs 740446-0870, Rogers Basement Wat$rproofng mow1ng mulchrng and ========= much more Insured free estimates 740·395·3369 than 05108/09 at ~" !!! Fud, Sud, Groin ;;;;;;;;;;Y;;a~rd;;Sal;ili;o;l!iiiii= iii -=lloo;u;:;•~ForiioiiSaii;it.;..;. Hay, No Fee Unless We Win! mg Counctl tor Independent Colleges and &:hoors1274B Recreatlanal Vehtclea.. . . .. .... .. . . . 1000 ATV ..................................................... 1005 Bicycles .. ............. ... .. . ····" . . . ..1010 BoatiiAcceasorlea....... . • •.•••••. •• . 1015 Business .•...• ...•..•... .. .. .. ..•••... .... Parte ....•.• 308 Contractors .............................................. 318 Domestlce/JanHorlat . . ............. . ........ 3t8 , Etectrlcal................... ................................ 320 Financial.... . . . . .. ..... ..... ............. . 322 Health . . ............... . . ........................... 326 H8attng & Cooling .. , ............... .. ............ 328 Home Improvements 330 • •••••••••..•••..•••••••••• 332 Insurance... .••••••• • • Lawn Service ............ ...... ............................ 334 MusiCIDanceiDrama. ................................. 338 Oth$1 Services .............................................338 Plumblng/Eiectrtcat ....................................340 Professional Sarvlcea .................................342 Repairs............... .......................................344 Roofing.. .. .... . .....................................346 Security .................................... ................... 348 Tax/Accounting .......................................... 350 Travel/Entertainment ..................................352 Financial ..............................,,,.....................400 Financial Services ................. : ................... 405 Insurance .................................................. 410 Money to Lend •.... .. ............ .•. •••••.••.••••••••••• 415 Education .................................................500 Business • Trade School ........ ................ 505 Instruction I Training......... ......... . 510 Lessons...... .. ....... .•..... ......................515 Paraonat. .... .... ..................... • ........... ..520 Animals ............. ......•.......•....•.•.•.... 800 Animal Sup pitH . ... ........... .. ... .......... .605 Horses..... ••••.•••••. • • • . • •••. . 610 Livestock.. ••• . ............... ...••••.•••.• 615 Pets...... . ... ......... . .. .. ....... .620 Wanl to buy ... .. ......... . ... ......... 625 • • •••.••••..•••• 700 • •• •••. • 705 ....•..•.. , . .710 , • ••••••••• 715 •• • ..•...•.•••• 720 Wontto buy... .. ....... . . .. .......... ... .725 Merchandlee ........................................ 100 Antiques.. ...... .........................................1105 Appllaru:o . . .. . . ..... .. ................. 910 Aue1lono . . ..... .. .. • .....................915 Bargain Baaement ... , ....................920 coneetlbles ..... ·-·~····· .........................825 Computer• . .......................................930 Equlprnent1Supplle1 ....................................835 Flea Markets . . ....................................... 940 Fuel 011 CoaiiWoodiGas ........................... 945 Furniture .......................................... 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport ................................ 955 Kid's Corner................... • .• ••• • •. •••••• 960 • Miscellaneous........... .........••...•......• ....•.•965 • Went to buy ...............................................970 , Yard Sate .............................. - ........... 975 (740)992-7173 !;w;w;w;co;m~lc;s;co;m;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;N;E;A;,l;nc;!, =;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Call Automotive...... ........... . . .... ........ ......... 304 Bui1dlng Materials...................................... 306 catering...... . . .......................................3t0 Chllclil!lderly Cere ....................................... 312 Computers................. ............................ 3t4 o!-1 Ground OOr com $"16000 big 5 Family Garage 3 Bed.2 Bath HUD a ton your sacks Sale 30 1 & 2 2 Miles homes•Only$1991amon trimming Cemper/RVs & Trailers ...... ................. 1020 Motorcycles.................... .. .. . .• . . .... .. 1025 Other ................. , ... ........ . ..1030 Want to buy....... ..... .. ......... ... ...1035 Automotive .. ..................... ....... -· 2000 Auto RentaVLeaoe ... • . . ........... .. . .. 2005 Autoe . • . ...................... . ....... • .20t0 Ctallic/Antiques... ....... . ........ . 2015 Commercllllllndustrlal... ................ . . . 2020 Agriculture • • •••••••••.••• Farm Equipment . •.•••••.. ,. Garden & Produce..... . . • Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain..... . • Hunting a Land .•. . .•.•••. a Accessories.... ... •••.• Commercial. . •. • ••.... •••••.•••••••••••••3010 Condominiums • . . ....... • . ... , ...30t5 For Sale by Owner .. . ............-.........3020 Houau lor Sale... .. . • ....... ... ..... . . ...3025 Land (Acreage) •.•• •. .. ..... 3030 loti . ........ . . ........................ 3035 Wont to buy.. .... . . .. ....... .. ................ 3040 Real Estate Rentals ..... ... .. ... ,........ 3500 Apartmenta/Townhouaaa ..... . . , . . 3505 Commercial. . .. .. ..••... .. •••..............3510 Condominiums ... .•.•........ ........ 3515 Housee for Rent.. May 9, , . .••••.••• ..•..• ..•3520 Land (Acreage) . . ...... .. ............. 3525 Storage...................................................... 3535 Want Ia Rent ........ ................................ 3540 Manufactured Housln~ ............................ 4000 lota...................... .....................................4005 Movera...............,........................................4010 Rentets ............. ,,........ ,,,,......... ................. 40t 5 Sates ...........................................................4020 Sup pitas ................................................... 4025 Want to Buy ............................................ 4030 Resort Property ........................................5000 Roaorl Proparty loroalo ......................... 5025 Resort Property lor r.nl ........................... 5050 Employment ..... .......... •••. . •.••. . .. 6000 Accountlng!Financial ..•... . •.......•....•... 6002 Admlntstrative/Protesslonal . .... ... .... 6004 Cashtor/Ciork ... . . ....... •. ...... ... •.•. 6006 Child/Elderly Care , .................... ··-· 6008 Ctertcal....... .. . . ..... ............... 6010 Construction .. . . . .. • .. . .•...•........ 6012 Drivers & Delivery ... ...... .. . ...... 6014 Education •. .. . . .. . .. . ............. 60t6 Eloctrlcal Plumbing ................................ 60t8 Employment Agencies.... .. .•. ... .. .. ... .6020 Entertainment .... .............. .. ·-·· ........... 6022 ' Food Services....... ..... .. •. ......... . . . 602• Government & Federal Jobtl ................ 6026 Help anted~ General •.••••• • • .••..••• ..•.. 6028 Law Enforcement . .. . ..•...•................•. 6030 Maintenance/Domestic . •.. . •..••.•••..•.. 6032 Management/Supervisory ......•............••. 6034 Mechanics.. • ••.••.•...••.• .•. • ........ •. 6036 Medical.................................................. 6038 MusicaL • ••. •.••• ......................... . .., 6040 Part-Time--Temporaries .......................... .. 6042 Restaurants •.••.• .! ............ ............... ......... 6044 Sales........................................................6048 Technlc:al Trades ........,_......................... 6050 Textlloe/Factory .............................. .. .. .. 8052 2009 Buckeye east of Porter on 554 grt locatloniS%dwn 15 CJoth1ng, DVD players vm at Bo/o for lstngs. -old record player end ta· 800.620-4946 ex T461 bte lots of house ware 4S38 SA 141 1 Mile Garage Sale April 30th & From New H1gh School May 1sl, top of Cnester 2100 Sq Ft N1ce nome 3d • Hill on 248, r '.ouse on P.nce reduced to left, clothing, Go-Kart, $139,900 For f1'10(8 lnfo Matthews Saw & r•rusc and p1ctures go to away, 2 male 8 Hlits Career Center RIO Garage Sale Apnl 30. week old klnens Grande, Ohio (740) May ist !341 Rutland St. 74Q-446·3742 245·5334 Lazy Boy rachner, nu· msmus 1tems Reg Black Lab pupp1es Miocellanoouo ;;;;;;.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;____ 7 weeks old 5 male ~:-!':o"-::';;;;;;::"':""'~ Garage sale at 501 V1ne $300, 4 females $350 Jet Aeration Motors Street, Racme on May 367-Q500 or 645 6351 repaired, new i rebuilt 4.-5 from 9-4 Plastic craft Gl\1& 7 bench leg Beagle pup pies 7 wks, tn color for more 1010 call 740.742·0528 G1veaway 4 yr old house cat, has been neutered and detlawed. Yery lov· .. •.••.••• •••2025 Sports Ullllty... .. ........ . . . .... 2030 Trucks.............. ..... . .......................2035 Utility Trollers ......... .... .. . ..... . 2040 Vans . .• ....... .... . .. ....... .. ......... 2045 Went to buy ... .. . . .. ... .... ............2050 RHI Estate Sales.......... .. ...... .. .... . . 3000 Cemetery Plott..... .. ...................... 3005 <· L-----------------------------------------------~ ' ~ 4 titre 4WD automatiC, 4 dr, extended cab wltopper & bed lmer 28 400 miles llmrted warranry, loaded, $13, 900, Looking to do yard work, 1·888--582-3345 Legals ........................................... ,...•...•••.. 100 .. 2000 Mazda 64000. V6 Upcoming certified 740-256-6541 BulinMI &Trade H ••,-~- ..J... nuralng .._tatant School .... " " " ' 7~4~0~9:;9::2:i:76~0iii3i:::==::i: clasa Olher Servicu ;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~--,..~~----;;;;; : Must ·have a h•gh school ;:P;;;;;-:C--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:C~II Angus Bulls,eMcpellehdt et remat1ons a Gallipolis career bloodliNes, nee 10 diploma or GEO app~ 740 4-16-3745 College Reasona~~ Applicattons may be !!!!!!!!ii!i!!!;,,.,,.,,., {Careers Close To Home) www slalerunangus com plckedMup dat Lakin HFolsdpl Prol.soionat Sel'lices Call Today' 740·4-16 4367 (740)286·5395 or ~~~~A;;u;;cfi;;'o;;n;;;o~~ tal, on ay · r ay 41 B-·OOS3 Sam- 4pm Applrcatlons TURNED OOWN ON "I ·800·214·0452 .:.;;;,.;;;;;;,,.,,.,,.,,.,!!! AUCTION· Modular mUst be turned m no SOCIAL SECURITY SSI galllpotrscareercoHege edu ;;; House at 12 DO Noon on Accredite<f Member Accredit· Peb Announcernenta.......... ...... ...•....•.............• 200 Birthday/Anniversary . ......................... 205 Happy Atla.... . ... . . . .......... . ........... 2t0 lost & Found........... ............................... 215 Memory/Thank You ................................. 220 Notices ................... ,................................ 225 Personals............... . . .............. .......... 230 Wanted ...................... ...................... 235 Services •••• .• ••.••••••••• ••••••• •. .•••••• . • .••• 300 Appliance Service... ... . .. ....................... 302 : " Trvcb mowing, CLASSIFIED INDEX • 740.446·0103 ~ COB E 0 E • s•ze and compacts all warranty P.nces starting at $ 1900 Slop or Call cook Motors 328 Jackson P1ke wrth nance your home or ob· ta 1n a I<Jart BEWARE of requests 1or anv large advance payments of tees or msurance Call the Office <Jf Consumer Afflars toJI tree at 1-866-278-0003 to leam tf the mortgage broker or lender IS properly II censed (ThiS Is a public •FLcrii;i;W;i;'11;;iS.~r<t;i;'coii;;;;;;;; serv1ce 1 announcement from the Oh10 Valley Jtm1s Lawn Marnenance Publlshmg Company) l.ond (Acrsage) ALIIOMOIIV{' RIO 9:rande · 1 8 Acres on paved road 1 1/2 mile from US 35 County water Mobikl 04 Pontiac Gr""d Pnx tlome ok $12,500 GT2 leather sunroof S 386·755·5596 Locally Evans Jackson OH Found Brown & White owned/operated Single? 800-537-9528 male Beagle dog on At Not into bars or Internet? ~~~~~~~~ 35 11ear J1m H1ll Rd Meet other area singles ·~304-:;;;6;,;7~5-;:,;5580~:,,.,,.,,., ages 21 to 85 many '100 =man 1.11 later '( SEP'TlC Gallla Loot & Found Est In 92 ;;;;;;;;;;;i;.;;;;O;~~;i;; Tri-State s1ngles Noticet We :' ......,.uional Sel'li- Pe,._jo I ' S1.00forlorve Sue culful Ads Should Include T"-e ltllms To Help Get Response ••• For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! ! Graphics SOC for small HOW IQ WRITE AN AD 8 23 era. Bid Bonds shall be accompanied by Proof of Authority of tha olltclal or agent signing the bond. Bids shaft be seated and marked as Bid lor Door Replacement Projoel and mailed or delivered to. Meigs County Commissionera Courthouse Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Attention of bidders ll called to all of tha requlrements contalnsd In thlo bid packel, par· tlcutarty to the federal Labor Standard• Provlslons and Davis-Bacon Wages, varloua lnsurance requirements, varlous equal opportunity provisions, and lha requlrement for a pay· ment bond and pertormance bond for 100% of the contract price. No bidder may withdraw his btd within thirty (30) days alter the actural dats of the opening thereof. The Meigs County Commlsalonera reserve the right to reiect any or aU blda. Mtck Davenport Meigs Counly Commtsstoners (4) 24, 28 sa;. It Border$$3.00/perod I7 Racing tentlonaln wrhlng and, at the hearing, he or she may preoent ovtctence and examine wh· nessos appaarlng lor andagatnathlmorher. II an tndlvtduat does not ttmety requeot a hearlng,noheartngwftl be hold and an order revoking hla or har Insurance !teen" shalt be tssuad. Stephen C. Hombach Sial! Counsel (4)15, 22,29 ..m Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p. Saturday mght admissmn ts Adults 13-up $35, Kids 612, $15; and Pits $40. All k1ds under 6 are free. 1\vo from PageBl Day Passes are 2-day adult genenll admissmn $40 and :\1odel B-Mains and 2-day pit pass $60. Features. mcludmg the K -C Raceway 1s located Buckeye 100 will be run on 12 miles South of Saturday, May 2 along with a lull pwgram and $1,000- Chillicothe, OH, three m1les to-wm Advanced Servtce~ out Blain Highway of SR at Alma. Fans may call the Mod1fleds special Fnday ttckets for Adults track phone or vis1t the I 1 and-up are only $10, track website for more w1th K1ds 6-12 $5. and Pits · mformatton at www .kcraceway.com $25 OHIO DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE NOTICE OF OPPORTUNtTY FOR HEARING Accordmg to records on file wtlh the Ohio Department of tnsur· ance, each of the indtv)duats listed below currently holds an tn, surance agenl'sltcense tn the state of Ohio and each has failed to meet lhe continuing educalion requtremenls of Section 3905.431 altho Revised Code lor the 200612007 compliance periOd. Pursuanl to Section 3905 482 and Chapler 119 of the Revised Code, each Individual llsted below 11 hereby notified that the Super· Intendant 1ntends torevoke his or her Insurance licenses. He or she may raquesl a haarlng pursuanl to Ohio Revlsad Code Chapter 119. Tha ro· ~est musl be made on or before May 29, 2009. Such request should be addressed to: Snaron Groen, Hearing Administrator, Ohio Department ot Insurance, 50 W. Town St., 3rd Floor, Suite 300, Columbus, OH 43215. CAL~. ELIZABETH ANN DOB 08125/1980 126 PLEASANT RIDGE POMEROY. OH 45769 HOUDASHELT T, BETSY A DOB: 021231197933105 HIGHLAND RD POMEROY, OH 45769 HOWELL. JEFFREY D. DOB: 1010611951 40657 LAUREL CLIFF RD POMEROY, OH 45769 METHENEY. HEATHER MICHELLE DOB: 08/0511982 33580 BEECH GROVE RUTI.AND, OH 45n5 Allhe hearing, lhe tndl· vidual may appear In parson, by his or her al· torney, or by such olherrepresentallve as Is permitted 10 practice before the agency, or the Individual may present his or her post· tlon, arguments or con- CHARGE Ill 1 t E ns oc vans k c supplies, 8 traCk tapes, 11 R a an 1 ~•~~379528 -vvv-v< • Mollohan's Carpet "Qual· lty 81 Low Prices' 13 a· Berber carpet 1n stock on sale Now Eastern Ave Gallipolis to 445-7444 Genera For Sale H-da ~· tor EM3500 SX eiOC $150 00 -.;;;;Farmii;;~E~qu;.i;.prn;;;;tn;;t~ ~;;;;;;~~~~--~ john Dee' 1219 Absolute 'fop DoHar • ver/gold co1ns Sll· any cutter/conditioner & Mas- 10KJ14K/18K gold JOW sle Ferguson Hay rake ehy dental gold, pre 740·64S·l OQ l 1935 us currency EBY, INTEGRITY, prooflm101 SOlO dla· KIEFER BUILT, moods MTS Co1n Shop VALLEY HOASEA..IVE t51 2nd Avenue Galli· STOCK TRAILERS polis 446·2842 -::-~~...~~~~ LOAD MAX EQUIP~ :: MENT TRAILERS Want to buy a small or CARGO EXPRESS & mld stze tractor w•th HOMESTEADER plow & drsc rn good CARGO/CONCESSION cond call 'f'RAILERS B+W 304 n3 5191 GOOSENECK FLATBED "'"""""'"""""""'""'"""' $3999 VIEW OUR EN· Yard Sale TIRE TRAILER INVEN TORY A.T Evans Famrly Sale May WWWCARMICHAEL· 1st & 2nd 95@ Jewell TRAILERS COM Evans Mill Rodney P1ke/ 74Q-446·3825 At 850 Bidwell Collecti· bias smalf appliances Have you pnced a John weed eater, k1tchen & Deere lately? You II be bath s1nks counter surpnsed• Check out our & much more•r Aslo used Inventory at 1ng Steve Evans WWN CAREQ com Car sage DOn't M1ss m1chael Equrpment Evans Ball Gaps! I 740 446 24t 2 STIHL Sales & Now Avarlable at chael tops serv· Sau· Bob ~~~~~-.~":" Mull1 Famllv Yard Sale Servrce May 1st & 2nd 8.4 on Carm' 1573 Graham School Equipment Ad HD SA 141 ' ~I Townhouou Clip thrs AD and take n With you when you VISit our comqlUnllY to get thiSspectal discount $50.00 off your tel full month or rent. Currently rent1ng 1 & 2 BR unitS Spac10us floor plans ranch & town· home style liVIng, play· ground & basketball court on·s•le laundry 1ae~hty, ~4 hr emer gency maintenance quiet country location close to major medrcar faciU!Ies, pharmacies, grocery stare just mmutes away from oltler MaJOr shopping In the area Honeyauckle Hllll Apartments 266 Colonial Onvo 0113 Bidwell, OhiO 45614 740-446·3344 Office Hours M, w, F 9AM ·5PM www orvb com phone 446·1210or339·3834 Great Deal asking $225,000 for a 3001< home 3500 Sq Fl Big garage wrap around nnrch on 25 acres 10 ,...,. mlnutos below Gallipolis U...---..-.-•o.l t and 2 be~room apts., and unfurnrshed: and hOuses In PomeroY and Middle~• _,,, tum 1shed h secunty deposit required, baby girl clo--s from Btg Oak Kitchen to mJtC 7"' ao· -•• "~ 1"1 bIll I0 Ia 9t PPR'If,Y" '" ...... birth to 1e months, g1ft 10 "' u 1BR Apt, W/0 hookups,. 59:,:2;::8_ _ _~ 5·:; llems, new llems qu111 7 •·40 :::;: ·64 :;:;:: ~ satellite TV lnct wJrent, tops lots of mise AU pro· Newer home built 1n close to hosphal Call ceeds go to RACO/Ger- 2008 on 2 99 acresl•4:;D-:;;3:;;S:;:9-;;:94:;9::2,_~~~ aldlne Cleland Memonal 2BA, large LA aSking br apartment $375 00 scholarshiP fund ThankS S75 000 740 446·7029 moi'I304-8 12-4350 8 '..or::.:.;yo;;:u;.;r•;;:u:;: PP;;:O;; rt_ , - - - 30 5 acres w/ 2100 sq tt 02 Cl 2 br apt $375 00 a moo 0 bloc'' + Lg mulll family 4-5 aylon $300 00 dep HUD apda~:~s, starts Fn S/1, lots foundatiOn wl 2x6 con· • • 1 & 1 proved, no pels of variety, No6te Summn structon premum wm· 304~674-5267 Rd watch for signs dOWS 4 BA 2 lull BA ;:;:;:;;:,;:;;::;:;.;.....__ ~;;.;;;;;;;.;;;;~;;..-~ gas log FP, large kit 2BR apt 6 m1 from Hoi· 511 & 512 from 9 4 large laundry room, walk zer $400, plus dep Centenary Boys clothes tn closets master ba.IH Some utilities pd srze 0 4, plus shoes . w/ dresstng room Total 74~418·5288 or toys h1gh cl'1atr, swing elec heating I cooling !7i;40;;·9:;;88;_;·6~130~...~~ many more baby acces· 14M80 concrete patio on 26R APTCtose to Hoi sones, elee range, much back wf carport 8x16 & zer Hospital on SA 160 ~m;;o;;re_ _ _ _ _ _ 1Dx16 oul bl~gs above CIA. (740) 44 t·OI94 6 family yard sale loris ground pool exc hunting ;;;..,.;;.;,:.;.;.;.;;.;,;.;_._ of baby Items, electron· fields woods w/ trails a;:~:ble ~: -, t·-•s, nome -~s VOPj pnvata & peaceful ~· t ~ """'" • 1 dlst""... Haven WV Now accept· Mal & 2 Sam Near Jer· Adda vIHe sc.~oo l llil rts Run Apple Grove Georges Creek Road ,o tng applications for mlns from GaH1pohs HUO-eub6id•zed. one Huge sale May 1 & 2 4 4 Walmart Asking Bedroom Apts Utillt!Gs mt out 218 H!Qh chair $160000 For appt call 1ncluded Based on 30o/c newborn Qlr1S clothes fO 339·9733 of adjusted Income Call :a:;;du::;lt,::c;::lo;,;the;:;s::,,;,;m;ISC;;....,._ ;;;;;,;;;,;;;;.,._ _ _ ..._ 304·882-3121, available 4 Bed. 2 Ball'\! Only tor Sentor and Disabled Yar~ Sale 1s1-ever $25,000 lor Ostings people Fn Sal 9 5 Fort Ran· 800.621l-49o\6 e• R019 dolph community room 1 23Ma~n sti>tPleasanl ExlrlordiUtY Plf!porty: :CiNVrn~m-l'Q: Spectacullr VltW a1 the C Yard Sala May 1& 2, 8·5 OhloAiv• CATEO & AFFORDsomettlng for everyone. Pnvata cllive off Unco1n A.eLEI Townhouse apart· of 9th & Main St Hill, Ftomeroy, Oh1o. ments, and/or small _ _ _ wOOds on three sides houses tor rent Call (4+)acres. to a hi&toncal 74Q-441-1111 for appll home C1rca 1900 5 calion & InformatiOn bedrooms 2. ftreplaces, 2 ELLM VIEW APTS ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; full baths 2 sta~rcases, beautiful ong10a1 wOOd· 2&3BA and up Cet>Jral Campen/ R.Vt & work many J)ieture win- A1r WID hookup tenant ;;;;;;;;;;;~Tra~ilot~n;;o;;;;;;;;;; dows, mostly new wln· pays electnc EHO Elm dows, large kttchen and View . Apts 2 ° :!': = Items, dothlng RV 740 446-2412 "-"·lea .:.;,.,;;;;;;;,;;;,.,,.,,.,,., O·adults mtsc tools & ..-• ., :;; Garden & Productr house hold nems Aa•n Tratlers or Sli1ne Large vanety ol flowers Rodney Community Hall & tem baskets Flowers 6 Fam1ly Yard Sale May to hx your own basKets lSI & 2nd from 9-5 Large po"ed tomatoes GaiOO boy game boy Flowers & vegelable games household 1tems, beddtng plants Dayl1ght hor"!ie 1ntenor.: bar stool, hours Closed Sunday womens & g1rls clothJng, Yoders Greenhouse 1o g1r1s & boys clothing, anml west of GalhpoiiS on tiques fumrture. tools ,..,..,..,..,..""!i,..!!! at Cann~--• llii- 740-446-3825 RV Servtce at camuchael Trailers . -33 740 446 25 ;,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;,!!!!!!,.,,.,!!! Motorcycles -;;;;;;;;;;;=~~;;;;;;;; "'o',, Yamaha FZ6 21 oo mtles Excellent Cond Red w/ black accents $6500 Cail441·9865 breakfast room beauti· fully landscaped wrth tn ground pool Stt on the wrap around porch anel (304}88 2 :JOH Twrn R•vers Tower Is ac cepllng appliCatiOns for wa~rrng list fo~ HUD sub &n]oy the spectacular stdiZed 1·BA apartment vlew of the Oh1o ~rver 2 for the elderlyJcflsabtea ear detachEkl garage ~nd calf 675·6679 2 out bu1kltngs Would ~ make a wonder1ul 1amtlv \1{ home or bed & breakfast pnvate auu -• pICture~ue N 4th Ave rn Middleport SPECTACULAR VIEW 2 room efficiency apt $209 000 00, please call utilrtle5 paid, dep & ref 74D-992·367e no pets 7~0·992·0165 �• Apcah••"*' TOW!Ihous. Townhoutoo ~~;;;;;;=~~~~ 'SpaciOUS second/third apt. overlooking' Gal~polis C1ty Park and River. L.A. den. frg. Kitchen-d 1ning area w1th all new appliances & cupboards, 3 BR. 2 -~~~""":~~"::"' bat!'ls . laundry area N. 3rd Ave.. in Middle- $900 per mooth. Call floor port, 1 lk ru mished apt, 446-2325 or 446-4425 ref. & dep., no pets, ----~--- = Tara 740-992-0tes The o town, private, 1 1 ere lawn , scree rch 'overlOOking water. SA 1 bath. separat · arage wl lOft: Lease ec. check, references 50/month $650 de s1t + utilihes. A.vailabt ay 1 446-4922 o ~~-35 ~14~;;;;;;~ Townhouse Apartments • 2BR. 1 5 ~~:::":':'":"~~-:"":" bath, oack patio, pool, Beautiful Apts. at JKk· playground. (trash. sew· =;;;;;;;~;;;;; son Estates. 52 West- age, water pd.) !! WOOd Dr., froni S365 to S425/renl. $425Jseci -.==R.ion.ita;i;;;;l';;;;:;~;;;; $560. 740-446-2568. dep. Call 740-645-8599 ;' ~ 2br. trailer 111 Family Equal Housing OpportuPnde MHP $400.00 a nlty. This institution is an . mon. + dep. rei. needed Equal Opportunity vider and E~ploye~. P1o- HouiN Fo• Rent 304-675-4567. A!hens-Me1gs Edu- This posi~on . has BoaTd approved benet1ts. Deadline lor application is· May 6 at 12;00 noon. Send Lener of 1nrerest, resume and relereoces to John D Costanzo , Superlnten- Service Center. 320 · 112 E· Ma'111 Sl " Pqmeroy, Oh E rt . 45769. E qua1 0 ppo umty mThe Athens-Me1gs Edu- Housing Oppo!'lunity. at Meigs H.19 h School. intervention Speciallst certrticatiOn 1S required. ·Salary based on certilicatJ.on and experi· ence. This, position has Teacher 2 tu n batlls Many floor' plans! Easv $650 month $400 de- Financ1ngl We own the :"':"~-:::-~:-:-~- posit, water· included. bank, Call tOday! Island Vie.w Motel has 645 .~ 14 BOard approved benefits. '' 866-215-5774 ' vacancies $35.00/Night. Deaoline tor applicatton 3 bedroom 7Ml-446-Q406 :':"'~-~~:-:-~:-,: Modem tBR apt. 740·446·0390 5~-~---~~~ room house at 44 Olive St. Has Call $425Jrent s!OIIe/refridge. plus deposit, No pets. 446·3945 •-::=:::::":':'~~~....;. Is May 6 al 1200 noon. NEW Oouctewides 3br from S299 mo mymldwesthO me.com SeM Letter ol interest, resume and reterences to: John o . Costanzo, 740-828 ·2750 Superintendent: -...;,,....,..-..,.-- Athens-Meigs Educa"The Proctorville tiona! Service Center, Difference· 320-112 E. Main St. .. S1 cind a deed is all you pomeroy, Oh 45769 · need to own your dream Equal Opportunity Emhome. Cal! Nowl ployer/Pro¥ider. Freedorn Homes esa-565.0167 ============ 6000 Employrn~nt Hubbards Greenhouse 1068 \Yorehrster Street, Syracuse. Ohio Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. Closed Hours 7:00am .. 8!00 prn 1 Onsl1e Doc!Or 1 Com plete L & L Tire Barn Benelils Package Schedule lnlervleW Today I Start Work Monday! 5er...ice Technician posi· li on available fo r diesel Room Additions & Remodeling New Garages Electrical & Plumbing Roofing & Gutters Vin~l Siding & Painting Patio and Porch and hyarauhcs. Experi· ence necessary. WV036125 'Health/Retirement & Benelits. Fax resume to V.C. YOUNG Ill 1-a&a·IMC-PAYU Elc1.2458 Apply onllneo http:Jijobt.lnloclllafl.com Mochania 992·6215 .. Holiday Inn. Come and be a part of a overbrook · RehabilitaTion great team. No experi Gallipolis 740-591·0195 PomF:roy OhiO .10 Vpars Local Experuona FULLY INSURED Center is currently ac- , - - - - - - - - , Accounting / Live Remote Saturday, May 2 11 am to 1 pm Big Country 99.5 Free Flowers with test.drive Supporting America In Bloom Smith's Superstore Accountant : Financial Full-time smiles and experience tequii"ed. have goOd organ· izationat skills and the Must Cheater Tire Pi ck ~pie;;;•;;;•;;;•·;,..,,...,·,...= $ Earn EKtra Money $ Independent Contractors · (rnustbeetleast18) ability to work indepefld.. ently with stlong anention to detail Please needed to deliver the Ohio Valley Phone Book in Gallipolis, Wellston ~ surrounding areas. send resume and · refer- 1-8BB-&06-8900 encesto gallipolisaccountant@ Need 1 ladies to sell Avon call 740·446·3358 gmail.com Housekeeping, p!icanrs· should pick up . an application at 333 Page Street, MidQieport, Oh. For , further. inrormation, please contact Lucy al (740) 992-6472. EOE a' Center A epa r Ia your check engine light on? . Come have II · acanrlad to; free laundry ~ I I ..t. ·· ' 'VfCITI V'F" tu9!5H: CAt tmGt(fiQIIrt &1NIT$ AUT 0 ..&. ~. dl 9 'JM-'1tet4 • polis. jllow Selling: • Ford & Motorcmft . Parts • Engines , Transfer Ca!iies & TnmSmissions 1911 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis All proceeds go to Meigs Cooperative Parish Food Pantry Accepting non perishable food · items, paper products & misc. items 740-653-9557 0. CASE MANAGER Pleasant Valley Hospital. is currently accepting resumes for a full·time Case Manager. Graduate of an accredited sc.hool of nursing required. BSN preferred. Prefer a minimum of three years experience in an acute · care setting. WV license. Send resumes to: Pleasant Valley Hospital C/o Human Resources 2sio Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675·4340 Or fax: 304·675-6975, or apply on·line at www,pnlle¥-0£1 AA/EOE LAWN CARE Commercial & Residential Free Estimates Insured, Free Estimates. 20yrs Exp. 740-441-9Jll7 . Rick Johnso-.-Owner · Areyoll ~.·or older?'~· so, you qu FRANK & EARNEST Residential • Free Estimates (740) 992-5009 Building Sreel frame Buildings when you pay for a .6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! 4Ja:llipoH• Bail!' W::rib~ne ~oint tllta:,attt Reutster The Daily Sentinel ~unba:p II>IOT$! ~ FA~ov$ Custom.Homc LAST ~ .Building. Remodeling glt1N6 M~ AN ''ASPI#liN"I. SAil> m:tme5 -6enttntl · ------------------------------Subscriber's Name _ _ _ _ _ __ Address.___________ City/State/Zip ~·-------- Phone _______________________ Off this coupon along with a copy of ~our photo ID to 1 : Ohio Valley Publishing P.O. Bo~ 469. Gallipolis, OH 45631 ·-------·------~-------~-------- Pass f9 Flow out 5 S~~g~~ncano Pall 45 Peg away 2:i Overo1Uff 21 Drrd'tlnlher product 24 Do dock 25 Factory• 6 Gllrnpte work llll8mbled 1 Monaolla'o 26 Pond 29 Blllc:~.IJelt contTnont dweller "Pu"tledrt ......_ 8 Fringe Z7 Maybarly ohllrlfl. 35 ~~· 31 Sphinx locale ·38 Locoted 40 Vogu lead-In remedy 47 Tu mum 10 48 Apple teed ·49 Queen 28 Pager noise beater 30 Moot 51 Apprehend . 10 Avlt nervous . oltllpeCt allarlng 32 lneect killer 11 Galaxy unll 36 Riviera - Marie 34 Wuhtd awoy 46 Sunburn oummer · 12·Conda 39 Wapitis maybe 40 Sandman17 Baby' a oeat data builder 19 tmpodea . 41 ~43 C&ve-dwt.. 20 Clot cl_, 4~ Mlnoraf lng fish 21 Banjo springs 44 Batanc.. coutln . 44 Fizzy. • . ohHt gurua 22 Pow'o ptaco · btvtrags ' buyer, . r:--r:r...,..-r--m-1 a major • doiJ]Ie, responder's jump to two no-trunip could show foor·plus trumps ano til-plus support poin1s •.(The aitemative ~ to play tt1at rwo no-rrump 91\ows 10.12 support points and tt1r.. no-trump 13·plll! support points.) The . ma.in snag with pu1tlng b<lth hands Into - the two-no-1rump response is that the oponer might be caught thinking, "If my, partner has a game-invitational hand, I ~~=~-1!:~~~ will settla far gama; but Hhe has game· values, 1 wish to. investigate a . forcing 111 BARNEY ~am: If so, opener probably should make a lfardrood Cabinetry And Furniture NOPE !! new-suit bid at the ,-three-level. wilt treat it as a help-suit game-try. but per!laps his next bid will help opener. Here. when North rebid& tour clubs, he is sho\\1ng four or live TUA T ~esponder WUZN"T IT W'W'W',dMdrtr«eekeablftetry..COID FELLE~S 740.446. !l good clubs and a lour-spade bid. s- 2459 St. Rt. 160 • ,,_..~.., · uses' Blackwood, then jumps to seven dube. · West leads the. diamond king. How should South plan llle ptBy? · on~ He has CELEBRITY CIPHER 11 top lrickso five spadas, one heS.rt, one diamond and four clubs. He by Luis Campos must ruff two hearts in his hand lor Ceiet1rtf Cl~ ~am• •• aet~td from quotmll by ftmou• I)IOI:M. pl!ilf'oj present EK:h 1ert• mlhtoi11«' $Card$ lor Whef. extra trump trickS. Declarer~ after win- THE BORN LOSER pt ~P'?O~E. I FTI-I.E.i CA~'T . Racine, Ohio 740.· 247·2019 ;)I"~!::'- Owners,: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Cell: 7411-416-5047 email: jrshadfrm@aol.com I\... .... . '\.r WOULt> 8£ UK\Wo.LI~.TIC.""' TO'E.'J(.~\ TIV\ TO&: 1\&£. TOt>O\T! GOREM'i COOKING 1':> ning with his diamOnd ace, cashes the heart Bee, plays a ti'UfT!P to d1,.1mmy, .ruffs· a heart high, leadS another trump to dummy, runs the rast ·haart, cro..., to dummy W11h a apado, draworrumps, dio· carding his two low diamooos, and ~im&. ~tk:e tha 0UR~I~1'f ToriBy's ciueo KeqiiBO U "XIISTG LC B W II'J M W I H S V H Vi T I S I) L ~ M ST G L C XVCLHDl ZST . " • GLHBSVL trumps. · . In coniluslon, be aware that !Ills snag io nor corimion, given that one opponent ho~ng • Vln~I· Sidlng • Replacement Windows ·RoOfing • Decks • Garages ·Pole Bulldlnga • Room Addlllons Owner: James Keesee II _ 742 2332 .. Astro.Graph • 'llur'llr ..... : er '=~~~y S©"\\4\\~-J£-a~~~ ::~: Fre•h North Carolina SHRIMP (740) 742-2!63 l.Mf'I\',IW''er rrw:efl, ht'Jds on $10 per lb Cash only Pmt is required i11 adunce Shipments arrive every PEANUTS ~;;~;;~o=th~er~F~n~·d~a~;;: who are ttrug~tlng. LEO (July 23·A.ug. 22) - tl'a generally the HUe thinge we do for people that Call: can mean eo much. Thla elmple aot will be in full fOrce for you, so you won't be . surprised to leave inany admlrere In your wake. VIRGO (Ai,.rg. 23-Sept. 22) You won't go wrong II you act as your com· mon tense dlotatea with regard to commercial dealtn""-. Tum to yourself tor advice, not to other&, It you want to · enhance yOur profit plo"'ure. ,..--~::1 LIBRA (Sept.. 23:-0ct. 23) - Owing to ~m your marvelous abtl lty to e~~:pren your:. ·self in ·clear; precl18 terms, aeaoclates will take he9d when yci1,1 apeak.· Clarity of thought 11 the tool· that wlh put you MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Room Additions • Patios • Porch'es • Decks • Garages • Horse Barns • Vinyl & Wood Siding ··Roofing • Chain Link & WoOd Fencing & Generallio!]le Maintenance COWandBOY MIKE W. MARCUM, MER NO MAN IS 1\N 151.1\ND. 740-985-4141 Cell: 740-416-1834 J No! affiliated with Mike MartUm Roofing & Remodeling , 25+ years_ experience ROBERT BISSEll CIIISTIUCn811 • New Homes . • Garages • Complete · Remodeling 1411-992·1611 · Stop & Compare Free Estimates I I \II' tll\tl<lll I l l \ ' IIU I !Ill\ Concrete Removal ~nd Replacement Replacement Specialists, LTD (740) 742·2563 • Siding • Vinyl Windows • Metal and Shingle Roofs • Decks • Additions •ElectriCal • Plumbing • Pole Barns NO ~·TTOD HOWMUQf ONE WNSIOERS HIMSELF II LONE WOLF. WE CAN'T .......,,.., SURVIVE ON 01.11 OWN. WE NEED OTHE~S _,, ""';.__a....,.L...I......r - L----------1 GARFIELD ~ t'f' ~e AIN'T TONIGHT, PAL. 29 Yeors Experience; David Lewis 740·992-6911 lnsured Estimates Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal ' Prompt and Quality Work • Reasonable Rates *Insured but precise t!mlng ensures eucces1. Take care not to e~~:poee what yoU know prematurely. . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·0ae. 21) One ol the thlnge you've dlacovlllired IS that lietentng to lndJvldua!e from all walks of !ife provides a clearer onder· alanding of people's needs. It's what you'll use to ensure success. CAP.AICOAN (Dec . 22.JS~n. 19) Having the ability to get to the .heart ol critical matters without wastlrig 1:11 lot ol time ·on inconeequentla! cteteils Ia what makes you ao effective. Use thla prln-. elp!a, '-lind you 'will ll~ve a productlv'e day. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Fab. 1 !J)- II will be a waste of time listening to people who only complain, but you c an ete.QUire valuable knowledge rrom persons who are upbeat and havo idaaa that are harmonious and productive. PISCES (Feb. 2D·March 20) - Once you pick up a scent. other& will have difficulty hiding onything from you, II you ·,have any lnveetlgallve work to do, thl• might be the day to lflke on that task . ARIES ( Ma ~h 21·April 19) - There II always strength In numbers. so partner with others on projects you can't accomplish alone. With the right allies, I you'!! achla'le ~r objective&. SOUPTONUTZ * Experienced References Available! Call Ga'Y. Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 Please leave messa e Room Addili(lns, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Siding, Decks, Bathroom Remodeling. Licensed & Insured WVJt040954 Cell 740-416 2960 HO 9G2 one ' '. • ' ' . ·o · loarron~ ~n•r• of tho fo11r !Cfamblod word! be· low to form four limple .,.ordt. R.IPAY= II I" .I I JJ F RAG T I I .I I' L.....J.......L.--11-.J.....I~ I ,.....,-:"-:---::-:::-:'"':"--, . · L I.M YA -S 1---,~. AphiiOSilphur once told me that lbe best prophet . -, the····." · _,,,....,,,...,,,,....,,r-i 0 ofthefuture Cornpltte tho clwckle quorod by filling in tho mi~ln9 word! de"el&p lrom step No. 3 below. Ill. PRINt NUMBERED LE:TE RS IN 11 11 l I' 1:3 IHESE SQUARES I I . you @) UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER . i I I' I· !the! S.CRAM-t.ETI; ANSWER!> 4128/U9 Visual- Trite - Knife - Negate -· AVERAGE · A poster banging in a pr11fessor's office reod:'"lf at first you don't succeed you ' re running about · AVERAGE." ARLO & JANIS ovet tne top. . ·. . SCOAF»IO (Oet. 24-Nov. 22) - Being prl~ to confidential InformatiOn pro· vkles an edga over your competitors, TRUTH IS, AROUND TO HELP US.:. . ~ Free Windows and Vinyl Siding - - - -·- · - l<lltod lty GIAY R. PCI.IAN om A philosophical change could take place In t~~e year at:'sad, making you a more po4111ve and enterprising person. Your new mlndeet could bring new novel adventur'et and allow you t~ take advantage ot fte.tt oppottunltlea. TAURUS (April 20-May 20} ·- If tt'lere Ia an,yone who can. draw blOOd from a arona, It Ia likely you. However, you will do it tha old-fashioned way, cun11:1g all th8 · wa~e and then finding ways to 1t1etch your dollar . GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- YQur dla· PQsltJoh .will be the 1ame, and It won't matter If you're Involved with otherS fJ?r 9njoyable purpot•• .or a aerloua pursuit. Your wit and humor will ·make all pursuit!: Clellghtfut and gratifying. ·CANCER (June 21.July 22) · Because you're more perceptive 'ttan usual at tttls time, no- one will have to aak you tor help . Yo.u'll recogniZ• when aomaone'a In need and 8aelst those KJSMM PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Faith means beieving llle unbelievable Hops means when everything seems hopeless.' · Gil ben K.Chesterton · • Thurad•Y, April 3Q, 2008 a.rnlce llede J&L· ·Construction SWV STJ BSLHV, ilWMJHVTHGG STJ has the values 1of a takeout double. BIG NATE X. VCLHOL powar ol the 4-4 frt; only 12 tridls can be .won when · spades are~ PSI CONSTRUCTION Mall or drop DOWN 15 Ptovtr'o -ling 1 Dlatanc:t 16 Supermodtl meuure CArol2 Tenet. 18 Chltlor 3 Tree 111chor 4Birlhda~no• Yesterd!\y, I S<Jggested tt1at after one of wo~PS General repair 4V239 Riebel Road. Long Bonom. OH Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below ' anc;l drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. •• ... The drawback must be recognized fy for a Senior·Discount* East· Pass Pass Pass North· 1 NT Opening leadoe K www.banks«lb.<Om . (Cell) Pass Pan Pass Commercial • • Lawn Maintenance GallipOlis, OH 45631 Rooting , Siding, GunerS Insured & Bond~ Help Wanted > ..... CU'ITlNG EDGE Jobnsoti 's Tree . Service Seamless Gutters Help Wanted or 740-S'.H·3726 co. We do driveways We Haul Limestone· Gravel Dirt· Ag·Lime H&H .Guttering For All MakCli uf Vehicles · Pomeroy, Ohio service Racine , Ohio 740-949-1956 Replacem'cnt Sheet Metal & Components Racine, May 2, 2009 8to 1 pm R.L. HOLLON • Limdscaping • Power Wasbing Seth Carleton (740) 51?.5432 Jeif Stethem · (740) 517·6883 · • Aftermarket Raco Trucking 4 NT 7"' s• 740·985-4422 740·985·4384 . r------'"""'i Dump truck 1 CONSTRUCTION Obi. ·14 Dotlh loouo Vulnerableo Both I6 5 Brings 52 HIW In the hoy 111 efltct on 10 Eyeshades ··53 Pllce 12 Rllddloh. for I b...... brown 54 Outmoded 13 Nol quite 55 Invited 31 P ~.... btnollt 33 Skirted lht 9 Sault Dealer; South South . West .S&L 740-99~·3220 South •KQJ87 t A 72 • K J 10 4 BANKS Dump Truck Service We Haul Gravel; Dirt, Liniestone, Coal Etc ••. . CaD Walt or Sandy s ¥97632 • 8 54 3 • 8 . ¥A We apP,.eciate your usiness ·TRUCKING Total Auto TransmiiSion Limited Time Offer! or mall tp CLA 101, PO and F;loor care wanted. Box 469, Gallipolis, OH Apply at Arbors Qf Galli- 45631 ORAND OPIENiffO up ap- part time LPN's Available plication at the front shifts are 7A-7P & desk. · No phone calls 7P-7A. All interested apmantlatory. posit1on with busy ac· --: counting office in· OalliPO- Help Wanted- General Hs for immediate employ· ment. •Accounting .degree cepting applicatk>ns lor 44087 Wipple Rd. Pomeroy, OH (5 Points) New & Used Tires. We buy used tires, computer wheel alignments. We also do Duel's. Jight mechanic work, L"omplete service oil t:hanges. ~mill I engine repair. We service and winterize boar's and RV 's. (740) 992;5344 . Mon-Fri 8:00 ~m - 4:30pm Sal. 8:00am· 12 9 8 .. 6. J 10 J '• · prairie 50 Hilla 1 Boggy v-·aolde E111 K Free Estimates A West • 10 . . . :=~c:-::::::::r.::::--==:--.r-~ 7' .• t Q ~~~~E~~~~0J -::::-=:::::-:=-~II!!!!!!!!!JI K Q • 1 5 . 3:! [ 7 40.367·0544 . 740.367·0536 •••Q • MONTY 5o30 · 11oOOpm) 740.446·9104 or e-mail· :::;;'~"'::'~· -':'"'~ 1o LLC@CAREO.COM Wanted : SalVer for the Medical necessary. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Ooqrs, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Additions local ContractQr 1 OFF on Sunday, l Weekly Bonus 04-~-oi Hill's Self Storage Drywall, Remodeling, Room Foods....:-, · ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""' ence CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION :; Hinng Full Time Positions (2- 11 pm) l Hiring Part Time Posil!Ons {&:OQ-.1:30pm & Working En11ironment Apts. ln Middleport, from -:-~-~-~~~ $327 to $592. =~~~~':""::~~ Gountry living- 3·SBA, 7•"992 •~• Equal 8020 ST AT 554. Bidwell. 2• 3 BA on prope"t\J" "..JUV'O'. ··~ · NOW OPEN 10 provide customer service over ltMl' pt'lone MaOOf mo·•e '04·675·2697. v .,;~ Alder Employees are needed . Fun & Professional Riverside tt0:1·6~11--19J.6e~ R0~7 Phillip Earn up to $25,000/yr-+ after six months! ~ 1:~-~th . ;;;;;=;;;;===;;;;;;;;;;;; cat1onal Service Cente1 Jo~·n . 15 1999 Redmond 16x72 has an available position Bedroom AptS. at, Village ~~~u~ . Kr~ APR\ for li~tmg~ 3br.2ba. 'wi lireplace musl for .a Mul ~ple Disabilities 48 aaucho'a ACROSS dent, Ath91ls-Meigs Edu· cat1onal NEA Cronword Puzzle · BRIDGE lnfoCision ::.twtnll\' " !led. Gracious Living 1 and 2 Bant.. Rl.'ro' !5'Y and . The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentinel.com AVONt 'All Areas! To Buy catlonal SEirvice Center Of Sell' Shirley Spears has an ~vailable posit10n 304-675·1429 · for a Teacher for Emo· tionally Disturbed a! Souihern Erem School lolerventiOA Spec1111isl Work for a top cert1hcabon 1S required . employer. comm1Ned to Salary based on certill· offering ernpklyment cat1on and experience. · opportunities in our areal ;;;;;;:;;;;;.;....;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;,;;;,;;,,;;,;;;,;,!o!O..,~ player1Provider. Sal.s Wednesday, April 29, 2009 ALLEYOOP Help Want.<! • General Education Apamn.nb/ NOW LEASING JOrdan Landing, 2 & 3BA Available · No Pets Tenant ~ible lor Rent & Electric 304-674-0023 or 304-6H ·9986 Wednesday, April 29, 2009 www.mydailysentlnel.com Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel &OT 1n 001UG.1ll COU.ID& W11\l A &TAI.\.f-0 CO!.D f21}1) JU~f50U1lWFU!>,.. �• Apcah••"*' TOW!Ihous. Townhoutoo ~~;;;;;;=~~~~ 'SpaciOUS second/third apt. overlooking' Gal~polis C1ty Park and River. L.A. den. frg. Kitchen-d 1ning area w1th all new appliances & cupboards, 3 BR. 2 -~~~""":~~"::"' bat!'ls . laundry area N. 3rd Ave.. in Middle- $900 per mooth. Call floor port, 1 lk ru mished apt, 446-2325 or 446-4425 ref. & dep., no pets, ----~--- = Tara 740-992-0tes The o town, private, 1 1 ere lawn , scree rch 'overlOOking water. SA 1 bath. separat · arage wl lOft: Lease ec. check, references 50/month $650 de s1t + utilihes. A.vailabt ay 1 446-4922 o ~~-35 ~14~;;;;;;~ Townhouse Apartments • 2BR. 1 5 ~~:::":':'":"~~-:"":" bath, oack patio, pool, Beautiful Apts. at JKk· playground. (trash. sew· =;;;;;;;~;;;;; son Estates. 52 West- age, water pd.) !! WOOd Dr., froni S365 to S425/renl. $425Jseci -.==R.ion.ita;i;;;;l';;;;:;~;;;; $560. 740-446-2568. dep. Call 740-645-8599 ;' ~ 2br. trailer 111 Family Equal Housing OpportuPnde MHP $400.00 a nlty. This institution is an . mon. + dep. rei. needed Equal Opportunity vider and E~ploye~. P1o- HouiN Fo• Rent 304-675-4567. A!hens-Me1gs Edu- This posi~on . has BoaTd approved benet1ts. Deadline lor application is· May 6 at 12;00 noon. Send Lener of 1nrerest, resume and relereoces to John D Costanzo , Superlnten- Service Center. 320 · 112 E· Ma'111 Sl " Pqmeroy, Oh E rt . 45769. E qua1 0 ppo umty mThe Athens-Me1gs Edu- Housing Oppo!'lunity. at Meigs H.19 h School. intervention Speciallst certrticatiOn 1S required. ·Salary based on certilicatJ.on and experi· ence. This, position has Teacher 2 tu n batlls Many floor' plans! Easv $650 month $400 de- Financ1ngl We own the :"':"~-:::-~:-:-~- posit, water· included. bank, Call tOday! Island Vie.w Motel has 645 .~ 14 BOard approved benefits. '' 866-215-5774 ' vacancies $35.00/Night. Deaoline tor applicatton 3 bedroom 7Ml-446-Q406 :':"'~-~~:-:-~:-,: Modem tBR apt. 740·446·0390 5~-~---~~~ room house at 44 Olive St. Has Call $425Jrent s!OIIe/refridge. plus deposit, No pets. 446·3945 •-::=:::::":':'~~~....;. Is May 6 al 1200 noon. NEW Oouctewides 3br from S299 mo mymldwesthO me.com SeM Letter ol interest, resume and reterences to: John o . Costanzo, 740-828 ·2750 Superintendent: -...;,,....,..-..,.-- Athens-Meigs Educa"The Proctorville tiona! Service Center, Difference· 320-112 E. Main St. .. S1 cind a deed is all you pomeroy, Oh 45769 · need to own your dream Equal Opportunity Emhome. Cal! Nowl ployer/Pro¥ider. 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No experi Gallipolis 740-591·0195 PomF:roy OhiO .10 Vpars Local Experuona FULLY INSURED Center is currently ac- , - - - - - - - - , Accounting / Live Remote Saturday, May 2 11 am to 1 pm Big Country 99.5 Free Flowers with test.drive Supporting America In Bloom Smith's Superstore Accountant : Financial Full-time smiles and experience tequii"ed. have goOd organ· izationat skills and the Must Cheater Tire Pi ck ~pie;;;•;;;•;;;•·;,..,,...,·,...= $ Earn EKtra Money $ Independent Contractors · (rnustbeetleast18) ability to work indepefld.. ently with stlong anention to detail Please needed to deliver the Ohio Valley Phone Book in Gallipolis, Wellston ~ surrounding areas. send resume and · refer- 1-8BB-&06-8900 encesto gallipolisaccountant@ Need 1 ladies to sell Avon call 740·446·3358 gmail.com Housekeeping, p!icanrs· should pick up . an application at 333 Page Street, MidQieport, Oh. For , further. inrormation, please contact Lucy al (740) 992-6472. 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Rick Johnso-.-Owner · Areyoll ~.·or older?'~· so, you qu FRANK & EARNEST Residential • Free Estimates (740) 992-5009 Building Sreel frame Buildings when you pay for a .6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! 4Ja:llipoH• Bail!' W::rib~ne ~oint tllta:,attt Reutster The Daily Sentinel ~unba:p II>IOT$! ~ FA~ov$ Custom.Homc LAST ~ .Building. Remodeling glt1N6 M~ AN ''ASPI#liN"I. SAil> m:tme5 -6enttntl · ------------------------------Subscriber's Name _ _ _ _ _ __ Address.___________ City/State/Zip ~·-------- Phone _______________________ Off this coupon along with a copy of ~our photo ID to 1 : Ohio Valley Publishing P.O. Bo~ 469. Gallipolis, OH 45631 ·-------·------~-------~-------- Pass f9 Flow out 5 S~~g~~ncano Pall 45 Peg away 2:i Overo1Uff 21 Drrd'tlnlher product 24 Do dock 25 Factory• 6 Gllrnpte work llll8mbled 1 Monaolla'o 26 Pond 29 Blllc:~.IJelt contTnont dweller "Pu"tledrt ......_ 8 Fringe Z7 Maybarly ohllrlfl. 35 ~~· 31 Sphinx locale ·38 Locoted 40 Vogu lead-In remedy 47 Tu mum 10 48 Apple teed ·49 Queen 28 Pager noise beater 30 Moot 51 Apprehend . 10 Avlt nervous . oltllpeCt allarlng 32 lneect killer 11 Galaxy unll 36 Riviera - Marie 34 Wuhtd awoy 46 Sunburn oummer · 12·Conda 39 Wapitis maybe 40 Sandman17 Baby' a oeat data builder 19 tmpodea . 41 ~43 C&ve-dwt.. 20 Clot cl_, 4~ Mlnoraf lng fish 21 Banjo springs 44 Batanc.. coutln . 44 Fizzy. • . ohHt gurua 22 Pow'o ptaco · btvtrags ' buyer, . r:--r:r...,..-r--m-1 a major • doiJ]Ie, responder's jump to two no-trunip could show foor·plus trumps ano til-plus support poin1s •.(The aitemative ~ to play tt1at rwo no-rrump 91\ows 10.12 support points and tt1r.. no-trump 13·plll! support points.) The . ma.in snag with pu1tlng b<lth hands Into - the two-no-1rump response is that the oponer might be caught thinking, "If my, partner has a game-invitational hand, I ~~=~-1!:~~~ will settla far gama; but Hhe has game· values, 1 wish to. investigate a . forcing 111 BARNEY ~am: If so, opener probably should make a lfardrood Cabinetry And Furniture NOPE !! new-suit bid at the ,-three-level. wilt treat it as a help-suit game-try. but per!laps his next bid will help opener. Here. when North rebid& tour clubs, he is sho\\1ng four or live TUA T ~esponder WUZN"T IT W'W'W',dMdrtr«eekeablftetry..COID FELLE~S 740.446. !l good clubs and a lour-spade bid. s- 2459 St. Rt. 160 • ,,_..~.., · uses' Blackwood, then jumps to seven dube. · West leads the. diamond king. How should South plan llle ptBy? · on~ He has CELEBRITY CIPHER 11 top lrickso five spadas, one heS.rt, one diamond and four clubs. He by Luis Campos must ruff two hearts in his hand lor Ceiet1rtf Cl~ ~am• •• aet~td from quotmll by ftmou• I)IOI:M. pl!ilf'oj present EK:h 1ert• mlhtoi11«' $Card$ lor Whef. extra trump trickS. Declarer~ after win- THE BORN LOSER pt ~P'?O~E. I FTI-I.E.i CA~'T . Racine, Ohio 740.· 247·2019 ;)I"~!::'- Owners,: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Cell: 7411-416-5047 email: jrshadfrm@aol.com I\... .... . '\.r WOULt> 8£ UK\Wo.LI~.TIC.""' TO'E.'J(.~\ TIV\ TO&: 1\&£. TOt>O\T! GOREM'i COOKING 1':> ning with his diamOnd ace, cashes the heart Bee, plays a ti'UfT!P to d1,.1mmy, .ruffs· a heart high, leadS another trump to dummy, runs the rast ·haart, cro..., to dummy W11h a apado, draworrumps, dio· carding his two low diamooos, and ~im&. ~tk:e tha 0UR~I~1'f ToriBy's ciueo KeqiiBO U "XIISTG LC B W II'J M W I H S V H Vi T I S I) L ~ M ST G L C XVCLHDl ZST . " • GLHBSVL trumps. · . In coniluslon, be aware that !Ills snag io nor corimion, given that one opponent ho~ng • Vln~I· Sidlng • Replacement Windows ·RoOfing • Decks • Garages ·Pole Bulldlnga • Room Addlllons Owner: James Keesee II _ 742 2332 .. Astro.Graph • 'llur'llr ..... : er '=~~~y S©"\\4\\~-J£-a~~~ ::~: Fre•h North Carolina SHRIMP (740) 742-2!63 l.Mf'I\',IW''er rrw:efl, ht'Jds on $10 per lb Cash only Pmt is required i11 adunce Shipments arrive every PEANUTS ~;;~;;~o=th~er~F~n~·d~a~;;: who are ttrug~tlng. LEO (July 23·A.ug. 22) - tl'a generally the HUe thinge we do for people that Call: can mean eo much. Thla elmple aot will be in full fOrce for you, so you won't be . surprised to leave inany admlrere In your wake. VIRGO (Ai,.rg. 23-Sept. 22) You won't go wrong II you act as your com· mon tense dlotatea with regard to commercial dealtn""-. Tum to yourself tor advice, not to other&, It you want to · enhance yOur profit plo"'ure. ,..--~::1 LIBRA (Sept.. 23:-0ct. 23) - Owing to ~m your marvelous abtl lty to e~~:pren your:. ·self in ·clear; precl18 terms, aeaoclates will take he9d when yci1,1 apeak.· Clarity of thought 11 the tool· that wlh put you MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For: • Room Additions • Patios • Porch'es • Decks • Garages • Horse Barns • Vinyl & Wood Siding ··Roofing • Chain Link & WoOd Fencing & Generallio!]le Maintenance COWandBOY MIKE W. 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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·0ae. 21) One ol the thlnge you've dlacovlllired IS that lietentng to lndJvldua!e from all walks of !ife provides a clearer onder· alanding of people's needs. It's what you'll use to ensure success. CAP.AICOAN (Dec . 22.JS~n. 19) Having the ability to get to the .heart ol critical matters without wastlrig 1:11 lot ol time ·on inconeequentla! cteteils Ia what makes you ao effective. Use thla prln-. elp!a, '-lind you 'will ll~ve a productlv'e day. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Fab. 1 !J)- II will be a waste of time listening to people who only complain, but you c an ete.QUire valuable knowledge rrom persons who are upbeat and havo idaaa that are harmonious and productive. PISCES (Feb. 2D·March 20) - Once you pick up a scent. other& will have difficulty hiding onything from you, II you ·,have any lnveetlgallve work to do, thl• might be the day to lflke on that task . ARIES ( Ma ~h 21·April 19) - There II always strength In numbers. so partner with others on projects you can't accomplish alone. With the right allies, I you'!! achla'le ~r objective&. SOUPTONUTZ * Experienced References Available! Call Ga'Y. Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 Please leave messa e Room Addili(lns, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes, Siding, Decks, Bathroom Remodeling. Licensed & Insured WVJt040954 Cell 740-416 2960 HO 9G2 one ' '. • ' ' . ·o · loarron~ ~n•r• of tho fo11r !Cfamblod word! be· low to form four limple .,.ordt. R.IPAY= II I" .I I JJ F RAG T I I .I I' L.....J.......L.--11-.J.....I~ I ,.....,-:"-:---::-:::-:'"':"--, . · L I.M YA -S 1---,~. AphiiOSilphur once told me that lbe best prophet . -, the····." · _,,,....,,,...,,,,....,,r-i 0 ofthefuture Cornpltte tho clwckle quorod by filling in tho mi~ln9 word! de"el&p lrom step No. 3 below. Ill. PRINt NUMBERED LE:TE RS IN 11 11 l I' 1:3 IHESE SQUARES I I . you @) UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER . i I I' I· !the! S.CRAM-t.ETI; ANSWER!> 4128/U9 Visual- Trite - Knife - Negate -· AVERAGE · A poster banging in a pr11fessor's office reod:'"lf at first you don't succeed you ' re running about · AVERAGE." ARLO & JANIS ovet tne top. . ·. . SCOAF»IO (Oet. 24-Nov. 22) - Being prl~ to confidential InformatiOn pro· vkles an edga over your competitors, TRUTH IS, AROUND TO HELP US.:. . ~ Free Windows and Vinyl Siding - - - -·- · - l<lltod lty GIAY R. PCI.IAN om A philosophical change could take place In t~~e year at:'sad, making you a more po4111ve and enterprising person. Your new mlndeet could bring new novel adventur'et and allow you t~ take advantage ot fte.tt oppottunltlea. TAURUS (April 20-May 20} ·- If tt'lere Ia an,yone who can. draw blOOd from a arona, It Ia likely you. However, you will do it tha old-fashioned way, cun11:1g all th8 · wa~e and then finding ways to 1t1etch your dollar . GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- YQur dla· PQsltJoh .will be the 1ame, and It won't matter If you're Involved with otherS fJ?r 9njoyable purpot•• .or a aerloua pursuit. Your wit and humor will ·make all pursuit!: Clellghtfut and gratifying. ·CANCER (June 21.July 22) · Because you're more perceptive 'ttan usual at tttls time, no- one will have to aak you tor help . Yo.u'll recogniZ• when aomaone'a In need and 8aelst those KJSMM PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Faith means beieving llle unbelievable Hops means when everything seems hopeless.' · Gil ben K.Chesterton · • Thurad•Y, April 3Q, 2008 a.rnlce llede J&L· ·Construction SWV STJ BSLHV, ilWMJHVTHGG STJ has the values 1of a takeout double. BIG NATE X. VCLHOL powar ol the 4-4 frt; only 12 tridls can be .won when · spades are~ PSI CONSTRUCTION Mall or drop DOWN 15 Ptovtr'o -ling 1 Dlatanc:t 16 Supermodtl meuure CArol2 Tenet. 18 Chltlor 3 Tree 111chor 4Birlhda~no• Yesterd!\y, I S<Jggested tt1at after one of wo~PS General repair 4V239 Riebel Road. Long Bonom. OH Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below ' anc;l drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. •• ... The drawback must be recognized fy for a Senior·Discount* East· Pass Pass Pass North· 1 NT Opening leadoe K www.banks«lb.<Om . (Cell) Pass Pan Pass Commercial • • Lawn Maintenance GallipOlis, OH 45631 Rooting , Siding, GunerS Insured & Bond~ Help Wanted > ..... CU'ITlNG EDGE Jobnsoti 's Tree . Service Seamless Gutters Help Wanted or 740-S'.H·3726 co. We do driveways We Haul Limestone· Gravel Dirt· Ag·Lime H&H .Guttering For All MakCli uf Vehicles · Pomeroy, Ohio service Racine , Ohio 740-949-1956 Replacem'cnt Sheet Metal & Components Racine, May 2, 2009 8to 1 pm R.L. 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All interested apmantlatory. posit1on with busy ac· --: counting office in· OalliPO- Help Wanted- General Hs for immediate employ· ment. •Accounting .degree cepting applicatk>ns lor 44087 Wipple Rd. Pomeroy, OH (5 Points) New & Used Tires. We buy used tires, computer wheel alignments. We also do Duel's. Jight mechanic work, L"omplete service oil t:hanges. ~mill I engine repair. We service and winterize boar's and RV 's. (740) 992;5344 . Mon-Fri 8:00 ~m - 4:30pm Sal. 8:00am· 12 9 8 .. 6. J 10 J '• · prairie 50 Hilla 1 Boggy v-·aolde E111 K Free Estimates A West • 10 . . . :=~c:-::::::::r.::::--==:--.r-~ 7' .• t Q ~~~~E~~~~0J -::::-=:::::-:=-~II!!!!!!!!!JI K Q • 1 5 . 3:! [ 7 40.367·0544 . 740.367·0536 •••Q • MONTY 5o30 · 11oOOpm) 740.446·9104 or e-mail· :::;;'~"'::'~· -':'"'~ 1o LLC@CAREO.COM Wanted : SalVer for the Medical necessary. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Ooqrs, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Additions local ContractQr 1 OFF on Sunday, l Weekly Bonus 04-~-oi Hill's Self Storage Drywall, Remodeling, Room Foods....:-, · ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""' ence CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION :; Hinng Full Time Positions (2- 11 pm) l Hiring Part Time Posil!Ons {&:OQ-.1:30pm & Working En11ironment Apts. ln Middleport, from -:-~-~-~~~ $327 to $592. =~~~~':""::~~ Gountry living- 3·SBA, 7•"992 •~• Equal 8020 ST AT 554. Bidwell. 2• 3 BA on prope"t\J" "..JUV'O'. ··~ · NOW OPEN 10 provide customer service over ltMl' pt'lone MaOOf mo·•e '04·675·2697. v .,;~ Alder Employees are needed . Fun & Professional Riverside tt0:1·6~11--19J.6e~ R0~7 Phillip Earn up to $25,000/yr-+ after six months! ~ 1:~-~th . ;;;;;=;;;;===;;;;;;;;;;;; cat1onal Service Cente1 Jo~·n . 15 1999 Redmond 16x72 has an available position Bedroom AptS. at, Village ~~~u~ . Kr~ APR\ for li~tmg~ 3br.2ba. 'wi lireplace musl for .a Mul ~ple Disabilities 48 aaucho'a ACROSS dent, Ath91ls-Meigs Edu· cat1onal NEA Cronword Puzzle · BRIDGE lnfoCision ::.twtnll\' " !led. Gracious Living 1 and 2 Bant.. Rl.'ro' !5'Y and . The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentinel.com AVONt 'All Areas! To Buy catlonal SEirvice Center Of Sell' Shirley Spears has an ~vailable posit10n 304-675·1429 · for a Teacher for Emo· tionally Disturbed a! Souihern Erem School lolerventiOA Spec1111isl Work for a top cert1hcabon 1S required . employer. comm1Ned to Salary based on certill· offering ernpklyment cat1on and experience. · opportunities in our areal ;;;;;;:;;;;;.;....;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;,;;;,;;,,;;,;;;,;,!o!O..,~ player1Provider. Sal.s Wednesday, April 29, 2009 ALLEYOOP Help Want.<! • General Education Apamn.nb/ NOW LEASING JOrdan Landing, 2 & 3BA Available · No Pets Tenant ~ible lor Rent & Electric 304-674-0023 or 304-6H ·9986 Wednesday, April 29, 2009 www.mydailysentlnel.com Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel &OT 1n 001UG.1ll COU.ID& W11\l A &TAI.\.f-0 CO!.D f21}1) JU~f50U1lWFU!>,.. �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydallysentinel.com Wednesday, April29, 2009 Baseball from PageBl } ' ' ' ·' bases. In addition eight of the nine starters on each team collected at least one base hit in the outing with the Eagles having four batters eKperiencing a multiple hit game while Wahama had three . Garrett Underwood led the' White Falcons offensively with a pair of singles and his first home run of the spring with William Zuspan swatting a single and a double and Terry Henry adding a couple of singles in a 12 hit WHS attack. Anthony Bond AP phOto doubled home a pair or Cleveland fndians' Mark DeRosa, left to right, is congratu· Falcon base runners while lated by Travis Hafner after scoring oil a error by Boston Brice Clark brought in two Red Sox pitcher Javier Lopez in the ninth Inning of a base· more Bend Area runners ball game, Tuesday in Cleveland. Victor Martinez.and Grady with a single. Jerry Berkley, Tyler Kitchen and ~izemore, right, celebrate also. The Indians won 9_.8. .. Jacob Roach also added a single each in the White Falcon triumph . Eastern totaled an amazing 15 hits in the loss with a trio of Eagle diamond players pounding out three CLEVELAND (AP) - Javier Lopez took his eyes off hits apiece. Derek Griffin, the ball for an instant - and Boston's 11-game win· Titus Pierce and Zack ning streak was over. · · . Hendricks all had a single Mark DeRosa had four hits and scored from second and a double for the Meigs Meigs players Corey Hutton (11) and Ryan Jeffe.rs, right, congratulate (16) after base on Lopez's error with two outs in the ninth inning County team with Tylera scoring a run in the.first inmng . liues day n1g · ht aga1nst AI exan der 1n Flocks~1 rings. as the Cleveland Indians rallied to beat the Red Sox 9. Hendnx coming up with 8 on Tuesday night. . " ·. . . . . .. pair. o'f singles. Nick chasing home two more WAHAMA 9, EASTERN a field wall to give Alexander "It's a play a pitcher .makes a thousand times m hts Brannon. Benedum. Falcon tallies with a two Wahama 130 032 0 _ 9122 a supposed three-run c~sh- . career," Lopez (0-2) Sllid of covering fir~ I base Of a~ Buckley and · Conpery base hit. lhe Bend Area Easlern 201 302 o -a ts 1 · ion. · Lawson, however, infield grounder. "I just took my eyes off tt. The~e s no rounded out the huge team scored what would . failed to touch home plate • real excuse for it. It's a tough way to break a wmnmg · mg · ht .or , Eas t ern become the game winning WP - Berkley: LP - Buckley. offensJVe on his sIam and retumed to streak." . with a single each. . runs in the sixth with a sinSPARTANS RALLY PAST the dugout, which prompted • DeRosa, who entered the. game in a 2-for~2Z slump, The win was the second gle by Underwood ·and four MEIGS Lawson to be called out. began toe ninth ~ith a bloop sing I~. After.~ sacrifice in a row for the Wahama walks producing two addiIn the end, the slam ended and a strikeout, f1rs1 baseman Kevm Youk1hs made a and was the West Viqlinia tiona) scores and a 9-6 ROCKSPRINGS up being a three.RBI hit and backhanded stop of Asdrubal Cabrera's grounder and based teams 13th wm m tiS White Falcon lead. Meigs baseball started out the third out of the inning. flipped to Lopez, who dropped it as he got to first base last 14 games as the White Eastern came back to Alexander still held a 10-8 while DeRosa scored. h Falcons. moved their season 1 · 1 with a bang Tuesday night, d ~. th h· h c ose t e gap to a smg.e but visiting· A,leKandl!r held e ge a er e SIX , w 1.c ''The middle infielders 'fere playing deep, so I got a record to 14-2 on the year. tally at 9-8 w1th two runs m the Marauders mostly in proved to be e final out- good secondary lead and just .started running," DeRosa Eastern, after coming off a its half of the sixth with check after the first inning come. Meigs alsQ left the said. "Then it was just trusting Joel (Skinner, the third, big TVC conference win Buckley driving in a pair bases loaded in the bottom base coach). He said 'Keep going.' I did:' . over Federal Hocking on with a clutch two out hit. en route to claiming a lO-s· of the seventh . . Youkilis didn't blam· e the left-bander. Monday, falls to 12-5 . on Eagles threatened decision during a Tri-Valley Cia. y Bolin and Corey "We didn 't Jose the game on that play," Youkilis said. 'Conference Ohio Division h t e season. . again in the seventh as Hutton Jed the hosts with ''We had a ton of opportunities. We left people on The game see-sawed Connery J'ed ·off the frame match up in Meigs County. two hits apiece, followed by base." · from the opening pitch with a single and moved to The Marauders ( 8-8• 5•5 Justin Cotterill, Caleb Boston stranded II runners. with WHS jumping out to a · second on a successful sac- .· TVC Ohio) produced eight Davis; Cameron Bolin and Cleveland was 1 of 15 with runners in scoring posi1-0 advantage in the first ··f· b b H d · k runs and eight hits in the · 1' 1 'th • h. n 1ce unt y en nc s setback, with,seven of each ay or wt one sa.ety eac . tion a~d !.eft 1.2 men on base, but wo.ri for only the sec- . frame only to have East.ern but Brennen lined out to Meigs also had three errors "ond time m tts last 11 games ·agamst the Red Sox 1 score two times in the bot- Zuspan at short who threw: 'of those coming in the first in the setback. · including Boston sweeping tbe final tHree games of the tom half of the inning. to second to complete the inning - which helped ihe The Spartans had eight . r . . 7 5 run second, high' inning ending double play. ho~ts ·jump out to a different players produce at 2007 ALCS. A three • J(,etrY..Wood (1-1 ), worked a sha~y ninth, but ~arned · lighted by Underwood's Jerry Berkley went the advantage after one come · least one hit, with Malone iwo-run , round .tripper, put distance on the mound to plete : leading the way . with two his firstAL win. The right,hander gave ~p two smgles, · 4 5 Wahama in front by a 4-2 pick up the pitching win for But · the Spartans ( hits. Alexander did commit · but got Jacoby Ellsbury to liile out to second with run' ners on first and third an<l two outs. · margin before the Eagles Wahama. Berkley gave up TVC Ohio) kept the five errors in the triumph. was a great team win," said Wood, signed as ~ "This battled back to regain the · eight runs. six earned, on Marauders at bay for the Colton Stewart took the · lead with a single.-un in the 15 hits with siK strikeouts rest of the night. allowing Joss for . Meigs, working free agent in December. "We were down early, came third and three more in the and one walk. Buckley onlya hit in the third and an . · three innings of relief for back to tie it and the bullpen did a gteat job. I wasn't fourth as Pierce, Griffin was tagged with the loss unearned ru'\ in the ~ourt~. starter Heath Dettwiller. · ~~~~ssive enough when I came in, but got out of it · and HendriK all belted dou- after working five innings AHS also scored twJce 10 , Lawson - outside of the · · t he Eastern aII owmg · seven runs, f'tve the fourth to make it an 8-7 game-winning hit - also . DeRosa said: "It was .good to Kerry a win after last bles to tgmte . . . · rally and a 6-4 advantage earned, on II hits with two contest through four com- picked up the win in relief . night." Wood gave up a three-run homer to Jason · B ay m the going into the home strikeouts ands one ·free plete. of starter Doughty. ninth inning of a scoreless .game on Monday as the Red stretch. pass. Tealgori finished up Then - in a peculiar Sox won 3-l. · · Wahama came charging on the hill for the Eagles twist - the guests had the AL. E XANDER 10, MEIGS 8 Boston shortstop Julio Lugo, in his. first game since back once again to gain the ~oing two innings and giv- bases loaded with two outs July, broke a 7-7 tie wi\h an RBI single in the seventh. · th tng ·up two runs on one hit in the sixth · when Lawson Ale•ander 500 2o3 o 10 9 5 upper han d at 7-6 m. e d 1. d b' d .11 . Melga 700 ioo o - BB3 DeRosa tied it at 8 in the bottom half with his fourth fifth with Clark delivering with a . strikeout and five e 1vere tg, n mg a r . · home· an RBI single and Bond walks. grand slam over the left WP- Lawlon: LP- Stewart. Lugo, activated on Monday, had not pla~ed since . July 11 , wheh he strained .his left quadnceps and · had an RBI. Amy Noe also Meigs. . missed the rest of the season·. He hurt )lis right knee on WP- Turley; LP- Riggs. performed well with 2 The Lady Rockets (5-2 March 13 in an exhibition game, had arthroscopic • RBI's of her own. · TVC Ohio) had only three surgery, and began this.season on the disabled list. BLUE ANGELS TOPPLE Lugo was replaced by NiCk Green to start the eighth. fromPageBl The two Lady Dragons hits in the setback, which · FAIRLAND Manager Terry Francona said Lugo told him his knee scoring for Fairland were came from Chelsie Folden, had stiffened up in the cold, drizzly weather. Sashe Burcham and Amber Breanna Hall and Brittni Mason County. GALLIPOLIS The teams combined for 14 runs and 17 hits in the Fairland's Keri Hall. WHS also committed The Lady Eagles ( 10-3) Heaven smiled down on Bias. first three innings, which took I hour, 55 minutes. musto;:red' only five hits in the Blue Angels Tuesday Pinkerman also was noted' two errors in the contest, Included were five walks, three sacrifice flies, two hit has having an RBI in the compared to only one misthe triumph while commit- night as the ladies of Gallia conte$1. cue by the guests. · batters and a throwing error by Red Sox third basem.an ting two errors, while the Academy defeated visiting Continuing on their sucBailey was the winning Mike Lowell. There .were 193 pitches and an Indians Lady Falcons (8·13) pro- Fairland High School 8-2. official said eight dozen baseballs were used before the duced only three safeties · The first inning as well cessful season, Gallia pitcher of record for Meigs, fourth inning. . . · .· · · Academy looks forward to going seven innings and while also committing three as the 'secom:l. were stundYoukilis' two-run double capped a four-run second as . next contest alloY<ing only two walks errors~ . · stills. Neither team was. their Boston built il S-1 lead against starter Anthony Rey~s. EH.S stormed out to a. 2-0 able to cross homeplate Wednesday in Jackson , while fanning eight. arittni . After Cleveland cut it t.o 5-3, the Red SoK tacked on Hall took the loss for two runs in the third, both charged to Reyes . edge after a half-inning, but with the Lady Dragons and starting at 5 ~.m. WellstOn. Wahama countered with a the Blue Angels holding GALLIPOLIS.6, FAIRLAND 2 The Indians iied it at 7 in the third off Brad Penny. Against visiting Ben .run.in the first to make it a each other at zero apiece. Francisco's three-run homer on a. 3•2 pi tell capped ·2-1 contest after .one com- This trend was broken in Fairland ooo 200 o - 2 s" Nelsonville-York on a four-run inning. Gallipolis 004 200 X - 6 B 2 Monday, MHS fell behind plete. the third. Reyes gave up nine hits and seven runs over two The score remained that Gallia Academy brought WP - Noo: LP __: ,Witl 1-0 after one complete, but innings. Penny allowed seven hits and four runs over 2 way until the fifth, wh.en the heat ·on a cloudy night, retaliated with three runs in 2-3 innings. · LADY MARAUDERS TAKE Eastern plated a run for a 3- brining in four runs to issue the third·to take· a 3-1 edge Penny's ERA went up to 8.66, but the Red Sox have 1. edge through five full a blow. that ihe ladies of TWO after three full frames. scored 38 runs in his four starts, winning three. frames. Soth tellms added a Fairland could not recover NYHS closed the deficit to Notes: The 4-hour, 19-minute game was the lorige~t run in the sixth to make 4·2, from. ROCKSPRINGS 3-2 after scoring a run in nine-inning contest at Progressive Field since the b~ll· · then the Lady. Eagles plated Running in home for the Meigs softball maintained · the fourth, but never came park opened in 1994 .... DeRosa went 4.-for-5. lt was a .final score m the seventh Angels.were Alii Saunders, its lead on the rest of the closer the rest of the way. his IOth career game of four or more . hits. ... The to w~ap up the three-run Kimber Davis, Courtney Tri-Valley Corference Ohio : . MHS bad six hits in the Indians are the only team in the majors without a triple. dects!On. · Shriver and Mattie Division after posting a pair decision, led by Micki · ... Red Sox RH.P Daisuke Matsuzaka, on the DL with a . Sami <;ummins .led ·the Lanha~. of league victories over Barnes with "two safeties. sore shoulder since April 15, threw in the batting cage guests wtth two hits .• fol- . The Lady Dragons were host Wellston and visiting· Smith, Elliott, Meri Tuesday and is eKpected to have a l;mllpen session lowed by Haylee Gtlhan, able to knock in two in the Nelsonville-York by VanMeter and Emalee Wednesday. Brenna ~olter and K~sey fourth inning, but t~e Blue respective scores of 6-1 and ·Glass also had a hit each in Turley ~~~th one safety each. Angels matched their two 3-2: the triumph. Cummms, Holter and runs, setting the running The Lady Marauders (9Hailey Ebersbach was the Cass1e Randolph also added total at 6-2. The two addi- 4, 8-1 TVC Ohio) took a winning pitcher of record, ~ RBI apiece to the wm- tiona! runs came in from one-game lead on three- allowing two runs, two hits rung cause. Alex Wood. paced the . All't Saun ders sen t Lanham time defending champion · and two . walks over four 'hosts .with. two hits, while home on a smgle. Lanham Wellston on Saturday, scor- innings while striking out Frldav. Mav1. 2008 Taylor Hysell had the other was then. sent h~me . by ing five runs in the top of six. Bailey picked up the .Racl•l h81'1 FrldaV Nllhll the seventh to break free save. striking out one over safety in the setback. Dav~s, agam b~ a smgle. Open 4:3/) p.m. • Hot'Lapa 1 p.m. ·· Rfc/ng 8 p.m. from a one-all tie for the three innings in the circle, Turley was the winning W1th those fmal runs the five-run triumph . pitcher· of record, allowing lad1es of Galha Academy -Late ModeiS-$1,500 to wtn, '$115to mrt MEIGS 6, WELLSTON 1 MHS knockec[ out eight .four walks over · seve~ ~ecure? the1r lead by hold410 SprlntS-$1,1500 to wtn, $200 to 111rt 100 ooo s - sa 1 innings while striking out mg Fa1rland from any more hits in the decision, with Meigs AMRA Modllllldl, PUA! Stockl, F011r Cyll-, Mlni·W~ six. Kylie Riggs took the adv.ances m the neJlt three Taylor Ellioll .leading the WeiiS1on 010 ooo o - 1 3 2 lacln• Frldar. Mav 8 & . ., 111 Joss for Wahama, allowing mntngs- keepmg the fmal way with three hits . Kelsey wP-Balley:LI"- Han. R~~g~~lfr Racing Ill C'l II Shuler was neJlt with two seven walks over seven score at 6-2. Regular General AdmiAion $15 MEIGS 3, NELS·YORK 2 frames while fanning nine . Standout players for. the safeties, followed by Tricia Sr. Citizens $12 wiG olden Buckeye Card Blue Angels Tuesday mght Smith, Shellie Bailey and Neis·York 100 · 100 o - 2 2 3 Kldt 12.Undet Free • Pita $30 EASTERN 5, WAHAMA 2 were Saunders who nad ·an Nicole Wise with one hit Meigs 003 000 ' ~ 3 6 1 Clltck Our Wtbslle ea-n 200 011 1 _ 55 2 RBI, Lanham who had a each. Elliott also had a WP- Ebersbach; LP- Marlin:'Swahama 100 001 o - 2 ~a triple, and Davis who also team-best two RBls for Bailey. Indians end Boston's 11-game winning streak The Softball • Lady Marauders cliitch lVC title, Bt Ohio Valley Proud . In$ide Today's Sentinel • Prln~oniOO% ~ Recycled NeWiprlnt ~. . Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .)fl ( 1 :'\ I"'J. \ SPORTS ol. ., H. , 4,. :!li~ • . . BY.BRIAN J; REJ!D · • Local Roundup. SeefageBl \ 1'1<11 :p1. f ill HSI) \ \ .water line improvements; improvements . to ' .the sewage treatment lagoon, · MIDDLEPORT - "We . and new water wells. had no thought we would . At Monday evening's regever·get this kind of money, ular meeting, Village but we're.very glad to have Administrator Faymon it," Mayor M1chael Gerlach . Roberts discusse~ last Villa~e Council week's announcement that told Monday evemng. two projects the village proThe mayor was referring posed for funding under tbe to nearly $4 million in fed- . American Recovery . and era! stimulus money the vil- Reinvestment Act were ·lage expects to receive for placed on the Ohio BREEOOMYOAILYSEt.JTINEL.COM :! f ii )IJ Environmental Protection Agency's priority Jist for · fundit)g. : No funding will be awarded until after a May 7 public hearing to be held in Columbus, 9ut it is likely the · funding ~ill be approved based on the state EPA's recommendation .. . The priority list submitted includes $2.8 million in · form of a forgiven loan and ' a $700,000 no-interest or \\\\\1 low-interest iorui for a new water well .and replacement of water lines and $195 ,000 for a· wastewater treatment lagoon solar stirring system and emergency generator. Last month, council retained the engineering finn, ATS, on contingency basis, to complete the planning and design · work required for the proposed projects. At that time·, Roberts emphasized the a Meigs High School BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMVOAILYSENTINEL.COM . POMEROY .::... ''Health ,PageAS . and Wellness: Celebratipg a Centurr, of · Women's •• Delbert E. Clay Jr,, 75 . Health,' a free all;day edu: • Robert Harrison II, 40 . cational · program . on ·• Eber Pickens Sr., 73 women's heli.lth issues will be held Wednesday at : • Carolyn L Price, 88 Meigs High School. · The health fair will be held from 8 a.m, to 2:30p.m. and .? is opeb to all students; I" ., grades 9' thro\lgh · 12, their mothers .and :other female .. • Consu~~~~t relatives; •as well ·-a.s other : spark Of new rJtJPI!! . women of the community. · . The primary goal of the for economy revi\laF, program is to helP, ":omen See Page AZ come to an 'apprectauon of ·: ~ Circle plans Mothers health issues, both past and · Day obServance. · present,, and to learn about responstble .health care and : See Page A3 preverttion geared to life: • Alumni softball . long wellness. . .. "It is critical that women, • toumament Sunday. young a.nd old, be em~w­ · See· Page A3 ered with knowledge whtch • SHS plans minl·relay they can apptr in tbeir perfclr life, ··Sal fage A3 sonal lives' said Jeri . • USDA offe!l .. . Thomas, graduate student from Ohio . University · low-Interest hpnie repair School of Nursing, who is · roans. See Page A3 chairing the event. She said. • Stewart put on ·Pfouo - Helllh f.ar, A!l ·INsiDE : $2M bond for 3 Charges. . See Page A6 . ' • Protection of bats . brings cave, mine closings. See Page A6 PlooH - SIIYinp, AS Bv BIT~ SEFIOENT BSEAGE'NTOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - April is Organ Donation Awareness Month but much . misconception still remains about w~at . many consider one. of the greatest g1fts ·one family can give another. · · In 2002, the last thing Jon 1111d Cheryl Thomas of Syracuse were thinking · ·about was losing their 16-year old. daughter Brandi though they .were soon · faced with that reality. Brandi Jiied as a result of injuries she sustained in a car accident and h.er .parents were left with not only a deVastating lo,ss but with the responsibility of following through with Brandi's wishes to be an organ donor. Brandi made her wishes known when she received her driver's license. · Though nothln11 could make the loss better, Cheryl sll.ld she felt it would've been even harder without beiJtg able to · do one last. thing., ~.Qt Brandi by ~pee(• · ·jpg het w1shes to be an. organ donor . 'i~\;Vhich in tum affected tJ\e lives of count- . tess others waiting on · transplants, Cheryl said arandi's heart, liver, kid- . neys, · bone (for . bone gra~hs) and corneas went to patients.on walling lists. "When you hear these .stories about people receiving cornea transplants and being able to see the faces of their loved ones and grandchildreh, it definitely helped," Cheryl said of what comfort she did receive from the situation. The Thomas' h;ive visited with and stay in toucn . with the woman .w:ho received Brandt's heart. After receiVIng · arandi heart the woman develope~ a . feat: of the .dark and a love for. cracking her..toes,both of whiCh were tratts ~randi disphtyed. Th!l Thomas' also re~etved a letter frOm the mother of a chtld who received one of Brandi's kidneys. ·. Cheryl said there's really no way to kftow how many people benefited from Brandi's gift .though at the time of ~e girl's death there were ~ . stagllenng 80,000 people .on the w\llting hst for . · . . . . Submitted photo organ donalloos. Brandi Thomas (pictured), who died In 2Q02, was an organ donor whose gift PIHH.- Gift. A!l affected countless families on waiting lists for organ donation. 's .'Sewer district • receives $3.1 million ' 'in funding ·New K of C make~frrst charitable donati9n CAA1·eceives BY BETH Sii!RBENT BY BRIAN j, REED . . . . .. .·. . , . funds for . · BREEDOMYDAILYSENTiNEL.COM . " food/shelter RACINE : The POM£ROY - Father Syracuse Racine Regional Sewer District is one of two Jessing Council 1664, program ·. . projects in Ohio selected to Knights of Columbus, pre,. ' .WEATliER short time frame the viijage will have to plan and award bids for the work, and said retamtng the engineer would help expedite preparations for the work. Monday night, Roberts said the village will have 90 days td begin work once funding is awarded: 30 days to complete engineering work, 30 days to award a .· donation, coming to . ' 11111 '· Women's health fair OBITUARIEs ,,,,d ''II"' ••l•tt•l BSERGENTOMVOO.'"YSE~TINEL.COM receive funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to fund safe dri\)king water .and improve wastewater treatment systems· for rural ~Ita 1111 Page A& towns and comlllunities fn ~states. · The announcement was · made this we~k by United EX · A~riculture · States ' . Secretary Tom Vtlsack and ' a SECnoNS - ua 'J>AGM ·released through the Annie's Mailbox A3 . United States Department of Agric~lture and: Rural <;alendars A3 Development. In all, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act selected Classifieds B3-4 to invest $61 S.8 million in Comics Bs 193 water and environmental projects throughout Editorials A4• the nation. The SRRSD has been approved to Obituaries As receive $3 .I million for upgrades to its current sysB Section tem which serves lhe vilSports lages of both Syracuse and A6 Racine. The project will Weather also extend service to 11:1 &009 Ohio Volley l'ubllohl111 CO. additional residents who currently do not have centralized service in the Tackerville area. Ploaa,-bdne,AS 4 ·' ... IND ~ ~-~'' ,....,._.. ...... _ • ~ ...- - - - - _ . - - - - - .... __ ....., ___ ,.....-. - · - - • sented $850 to the homedelivered meals program at the Meigs County Senior tenter. Itls the fiTSt charitable donation the council has made since it was re-formed i.lt .November. The Meigs County Council on Aging provides hot tp.eal delivery tor seniors who are horne bound or have limited mobility. Due to cuts in state funding, the MCCoA is now seeking additiorial funding frOm the community. . The donation represents proceeds from two Lentenseason fish fries the Knights held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church hall. The .Wild Horse Cafe! and · Crow's KFC and Long John Silver's made significant donations to the fundraisers. · . "Assistin~ the local senior center in thtS important service goes to the heart of the Knights of Columbus," said MQrk Rhoneinus, Grand Knight of the local council. "We appreciate the community's support." · ·-- ... •M-J.... - - . , . . . .... .. ~ ..... - .STAFF REPORT MOSNEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Brian J. RMd/lihoto Myron Franbkowlak of Father Jessing Council 1664, Knights of Columbus, prasented $850 t? the home-deUvered meals program at the Meigs Sentor Center, represented by Council on Aging Director Beth Shaver."Since its foUnding by . in honor ·of Father John Father Michael McGivney, Joseph Jessing, a German the Knights of Columbus native who served Sacred organization has always . Heart in his ftrst pastoral placed charity at its heart, assignment in 1870. and our local Knights could While in Pomeroy, think of no more worthy Jessing founded a Germancause than helping the language Catholic newsj)asenior center in their efforts per and . St. Joseph's to provide for the most Orphanage on the site of bas1c needs of our local the current! church buildsenior citizens." . . ing. The newspaper and Knights of Col~rnbus ts orphanage were later the 18f$e~t Cath.ohc fra~r- ·moved . to Columbus, nal organtZabon m Amenca. The iocal council is named PIIIM ... Donadon. AS •-W•• --• • • ... · - · - -~ ·~·-- · - . .' l ' - CHESHIRE - Gallia and Meigs Community Action Agency has been awarded federal funds thrQugh the · American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 · (ARRA) for the Emergency Food & Shelter National Board Program. The program will begin as soon as funds are made available, probably June, according to the news release. Gallia-Meigs CAA was chosen to receive an addi· tiona! $20,025 ($10,028 Gallia, $9,997 Meigs) to targeted emergency needs in the area, largely brought about by the economy and unemployment. The selection was made by a National Board made up of affiliates of national voluntary organizations and chaired by the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency PIIIH - Shelter, AS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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