http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d7179b6e61e3e5b39d282d067f4c3ea0.pdf 9fdd0d01fa50714b8ac236b92c5063db PDF Text Text • 1'18e B8 •The Daily Smtinel •• www.mydaily&enlinet.oom ALONG THE RivER 15~·· • , INC. tiU America JIM'S FARM Gallia County Relay For Life ; Cl in bloom 2~ US'IUN AVENUE • GAIJJII()US.OHIO (7..) ~. (740)446-Z414 •• • 11d, Wille: NASCAR This Week, r:/0 TheGaston<G/uette,I!O. Box 1538, GaSionia, NC 28Q53 SprlatCUp • " -: Pocono 500 • ....,., l'oeono Raceway, ~.org Pond, Pa. (2.5 miles), 200 laj)S/ 500 miles.. •: Sundily, June 8. ..... ,.... wllllor: Jeff~don, Chewolet a Q ..... ....t: Masey Kahne, Dodge, 172.533 mpl\, · ""'""jumbled his m~ of the c:ars with Sf¥ delusions that they are fun ID drive. But w.tlen. alter winnirc his tour.t11 race of the season, 'Busch repeatBdly declared 1hat runner-up c.t Edwards eenenc Cili, ....., Fede ated AIJto Parts 300 . ' • ..,_, NasiMIIe 5upll- .....: 'Sam's !"own 400 ~ ,_,Lebanon, Tenn. (1.333 miles), 225 laps/299.925 miles. ·-= 1 ' • • ~I I •l S)loC...,IIMI friday, .ble 6. atalt ,_..-.....:Todd Bodine, Ti¥J18. . Stremme, !loqle, 166.561 mpl\, AprilS, 2007. • " - -.1: Carl Edwards, fold, 129.949 ,mpl\, June 9, 2007. • 1.1111--= 0enny Hamlin. in a Toyota, wonthe.Heluva mpl\, Nov. 2, 2006. al.-t Melc fx.folmula One driver Scott Speed """ the MA Insurance 200 at lloYer International Speed- Goodl200 at .llcM!r Interna- way. ~~ Engish, Wale WR1P up . 55 5 [JIIS at slate meet. :&er.m . zer, CheYrolet, 148.959 BY 8Awt J. REED POMEROY- The U.S. Coast Guard said a bar~e that sank early Friday m the Ohio River near Middleport could. be salvaged from the river on Monday. Authorities halted traffic on a three-mile stre?ch of the river after the coal barge hit an ice pier down river from the PomeroyMason Bridge and sank. U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Herb Lumpp said the .accident occurred at 6:3S a.m. Friday, as the motor vessel Darin Adriart was bringing several barges down the river. . A second baige that struck the pier was damaged bu't tional SpeedWay. • .... ,. ' .. CuP SiRlES ...... - ' " ~gee:! • v No. 40 TARGET DoDGE ,' •·.. ' .F!DD tJF 'i}J£ ' E s u s Sbwat ....., !' fllrlbd w. •diii.IIMII!eOI• d dilli"""" ' ·: •. . . . . . ililnMiy atmacla 'lt ' ' IIIIJr.f.Gnl tdrioals<Caol Edwlds; iGII!iefllllle.Jnd Matt '~ - 1tlnllihll,hBci11111,1hlrd and ~ .~ • Ill's ...,;llu•'!l' 11usct1 is no Jeff Gaollan or Dele Earnhardt • 1!lot •IIIIIO.iColnp&e him to af¥ of i ~ ··---~.at. 23. . n.toe<IDds up~ Ojl!li. : "1liDie '1M! UViwd the boo .,.. llillds. 8ull:h will, too. ; •OIIIile an 11~ crash less • llbMI::IDJI!p& Wo the race, 39 of •4 runnirc at ... 4111411CL 1lle :t!lih, 5cott Riggs' 'i ~-92- bet1ind. •Ill"'''" ,..-u •••- .-"".1o1m Clotk/NASCAR Tilt• - • lllllfm-Mill{. . .)lsas.t--IIM 0 •a,1ila,allllla4loltt LWMJiriiM~. · •8\lldlAeldsilhe series in ·.'' ....... •!OeniW'Itlmlln lost me pos• • "!lanlln111e points standlrcs, . .lfiDntfOurlh to ninth. BWc .11e;llidllllql ail, ris~ from -~~eetirc. UIMDIIIfth. •Billie ...1iniihllll13th Of bet• • in 1!lne lll'IIWrt t'8CeS at • illcMir. Just when Franchitti was getting the hang of it,'he BrMat!taauttwl NASCAR This Week butt." He hasn't watched a replay of the 1illadega accident, INhere bis Dodge wu hit in the driver's door. He's never l'IICed at Pocono Raceway, the sprawling, triangular-shaped track in the mountains west of New York City and north of Philadelphia: He did, 'however, test at Pocono Jut we¢ "It was f111 to Jearn a new IDCk,• he said. "It's good to..get back in Jhis car ' '1 Last year Jell Gordon dominated the . season, butJimmieJohnson dominated the an ankle Chase, which·hlstory will .mprd as andaetnmnjng.again." ·· '• Why race in the Nationwide Series instead~S~tCup? , .. ,:- ·., "They ,dltiiilht it was ~ lijt 'iruiCii to Performances like Busch'S, in "1 I! • ~ Rt.dh (740) 992-2155 0 ( ' I' ' ~ • I '~ .... I I I I • \ I t I l ' '\ I I ~I I do 'bQth in one weckeud,".said f)'anchitti,~ "so I think it'u sliwt decisillti~i~ ._ we'll.do Cup." ~tti 'said the -'CIIsatiqn of ,. _ ..at Dever was "the muSt that l'ft.eqwsiei!Ced iDa ttock·car so far." . He lias p11r away the carbon brace. dOctors provided him after the injury. "We bad that in case I got back in tbe car within two weeks after, • said Franchitti, ~but because now it's been over four weeb (since the crash), we don't :nccd it. . "The hardest part is getting in the car, and you have to twist your foot to get by that iDee knocker' thing in the middle. It's pretty hard to do 1bat but o1bcrwise it's the I!IIIIC·" Read more from Jlonte Dlltton at - ..gastongazette.com ;;JtFikdedlcabl ~ foi Jl.lle 15. '$eePaieA2 " .• Oi's·bigQ est dry yet · " • down sUb. . . . . AS ~ JIIIPS-llp. tvftlll~ !flllou~·i. i.· ., . , =; 7 g~ pertli!I!IBCe. years past, with participants . ......... •NAEloseMYDAILYREGIS'IER.COiil BuSCh can1 be dismlsaad as a flash in the pan. Only half or his eiJIIrt ca,_ victories halle OCCIImld this season. The )'OUI'CeSI driver Mr to win a raoe In whit is now the Sprint" Cup Series is also the )'OU'11es\ driver to l'lliiiCh eWI!Icl his caoeer. Tile lllltion MK~'I be twnrw" its lonely eyes to Joey 1.qca\o Jar • while yet. ~ finilhed tiKih In ..._ . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - A leisurely trip aboan;l a.stcmwhccler mi,ght just be the best way to view spectacular fireworks disAround Town A3 aplay, sing the night .away or f ' d «T:ItionS C4 entertain a (~'?UP of rambunctioUs children. . CJa.Pfieds D Section Fomuuitely, dl05lC opportunities .ate .less ·dian· four ()mic:s insert • wccb awai for ·people in A4 . lhe area ooking for • · Bd~qjalj uoiquc way to a:lcbralle lhe 06 lndepclacbcc Dll,y ~~. INDEX · ......__ .• Obituaries Sports ' Commerce's 12th annual issues in-Gillia County. Ray . "Meet Your Legislators" McKinniss, president Qf the breakfast Friday at the chamber, was the moderator GAU..IPOLIS Ariel-Ann Carson Dater of the panel discussion. Members of the community Perfonning Arts Centre. The panel consisted of The event, sponsored by .Jeanne Wilson, a repxcsenhad a chance to sit down and talk with government the chamber and AT&T, was tative of the .office of U.S . representatives at the Gallia an opportunity ' ftir guests~ Sen. SherrOd Brown, COunty Chamber of voice their concerns on Gallipolis City C!Jmmission Regatta feahn-es cruises on river " . E2' 7 ... " " ' . - Sen, Shenod _Bt:Own, Gallipolis City Commlsaimn PRtsident Jim Cozza, State Sen. John Caley, Brandon Kem, repreaenlative of the o!(llce.ol U.S. Sen. Georve V6inovid'l, P.hil Roberts, rap18SIIItaliw of the ollice of u .s . Rep, Charlie WHson, State Rep. Clyde EV!Ins, Gallia County Commislion President Juslirl Flillon, and Ohio Fedanltion ot Soil and Water Consetvation District V108 President ~ Burdell made up the. j:>anel at theGaillia County Chamber .of Commerce's 12th annual 'Meet Your Legislators" event on Friday. Memb8rs of lhe community were given the opportunity to Wine their conoems en Issues jn GaHia County during the two-hour event. Bv f.o v•IIETH Are ERIGEI.OMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM t 1\oi.aarceror8'¥N . •· of a steroids scandal with the sliJIIrt· ly-bultt Busch toasti!C the top &ke- . from~. Jeanne WHaon, representative of .the Gffice of U.S. Broadband, energyissues highlight fornm 9 Deor.y.Hamlin are I)Citenllallr CIIPIIbie his first ~ationwide Series race, whlcl] Is sort of like..,._ one-for· Lumpp said the Coast Guard's Huntington, W.Va., ...... J.P ?'pioffice would conduct a 7l1iU'IDe Clliiiliilty inve~tiga· The AEI!Jow Phillip Spom II Is IIIHtfl with 1he coal barge that aank in the Ohio River OAr tion to dc?cnniDc the cause Middleport on Friday morning. Tll6 U.S. Coast Guard expec:ts the barge to be salvaged from the river as early as Monday moming. of the barge's sinking. 9 Gaollan, Johnson;'r~ SINrt. EaritlaJd! Jr., Goeg 8itlle.and 1'lle . . . tained. . • Whle House race CNel .Oale -~fllhm did Dol sink, Lumpp said Friday. Two barges broke loose and were captured by o?ber towboats in the area Ice piers are located both upriver and downriver from the bridge and are designed to break up ice floes on the river before they hit the bridge, Lumpp said. Traffic was still halted on the river ,Friday; and Lumpp said he did .not k:llow bow long the river would be closed to traffic. He also did not know what the other barges con- INsiDE WEA'I'HER. 13 races, hiMl a MON1FS tendenCy to oaise 'alE the le\'BI of everyone else. Busch is the seasons ile$1, to date. but il's,J!Illlllfe he's. 1hf ontr ~ drM!r/ ; >i{!.· \'' "£&I'"' , .,-11-t· As Plans cwmltly m uodca- way for sevcnl river cruises BSection to bike ·place during the Point Pleasant Stcmwhecl A6 Regatta. slated this year for Weather . ' July 3-6. ca... ow.~..._• , "i. Vo. According to Jacob HiU. ' chairman of the Regatta committee, this . year will • feature more cruises 1hlll in •. •r .·.· • President Jim Cozza, State Sen. John Carey, Brandon Kern; a representative of the office of U.S. Sen. George Voinovich, Phil Roberts, a representative of the office of U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, State Rep. Clyde EviDI, o.Jlia County riding aboard Ruble's Stemwheclers of Obio. The first cruise of the festival will be a midnigh; party cruise and will featwe karaoke and music with "Goofy Gayla." That cruise will depart from the Point Pleasant Rivafnmt Part at 11 :lO'p.m. Thursday, July 3 and rerum at 1:30am. Two cruises ·w ill be available this year for passengers to watch the fircwmts ·in ~int Pleasalit and GalUpolis. The dinner cruise Friday, July 4 wiU depart at 8:30p.m. and wiU include spaghetti from Village Pizza of Point Plcasant That cruise is for the viewing of Point Pleasant's fimworb. The ~ firewods cruise will .. • Ford . . . . .Cillft •P arta • Englsw, 1\allalaa C 11 & Ttusam' 1'c11._ • ,.,._ lwl 7 5 I a 1wt ............ CIIIIIP 111111118 ol 'tiiNi:IU ·HOI.ZER CliNIC 982.2138 '- -.o.p:Upl"'* CaU us today! •• Ill - A2 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival on the Pomeroy Palting Lot. For the first · lime, 1hEi festival organized a "hog callin' contest" complete with handmade trophies featuring pigs on a pedestal. Ta~g home the top trophy was Sandy West of Reedsville, left. while runner-up w.1t to Cindy Griffin of Newalk. · - · - 5 L A2 p N The festival season in Pomeroy officially kicked oft this weekend with the ' -- (!!] ---· :.:..- Commissioners President Justin Fallon, and Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation District Vice President Lawrence Burdell. Commu~ty members Festival season kicks off. · The best loa~l in-house mortgage rates & terms. Experienced lenders who w•nt your business. Now ...ling; 'A I t 8CJstei the -.on's fii'St Let's Go Racin/1 • liw All " II . ~ PhYiiS Morgan -.- 1 '\I'' ,, :P-ee AS ~ Rt.dh L.ooise Tillis -~ Clyde I Donahue • Jimmy A. Heckert all1hat matters. three in llis firs! MA ~ The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH \ ]1' . -~9 s DOVER, Del. - Dario Franclritti, who suffered 1 broken left ankle in a frightening nllaclega a:asb, retumed 'to the track, liiJt' iii the SptilltoCI!P Series, but in the Heluvi Good! 200, a Nalioowide Series m:nt. Francbitti's Cup return will occur this week in the Pocono 500. .A Soot now living in Nashville, Tenn. (and married to actres5 Ashley Judd), Fraricbitti is one of three for· mer Ind~lis 500 drivers racing regularly in Cup tbe&e days. The oth· ers are Juan Pablo Montoya, the 2007 Raybestos Rookie of the Year, and Sam Hornish Jr. "Frustrating," said Franchitti wheu ·asked about bis recovery. "It was painful for about two days and that was it. Then it was JuS! a pain in the • OOid~lllSee'PIIileA2, . 'DOYER,.Del.- ft's not~ ' ' Busch t,~uK 1hat the Best 9uy .00 at lloYer ...,a moribund raoe. . , He's the reason, or oourse. U ., ·~'s hot"htS)ab·to1et up. Masl8ly is · . .. \ .... ifiOhb~ ~- .... ' -.~ -lini&hes and top- ' = lui:cll.rall ., tPaiD,iblnl&.IJI)ints, poles (tie), ' lOiftril 'I -.w{J.iutl . . ·'t fllurlb,~. -... · 111 ·n tt was admittedly when his~~~ .·: Stewart's TC¥Dta on the eeconot ;..,. i, · at DartirCIDn. This time ~.o:-r. crashed in .fmnt of~~ off an 11i:iir pileup at DiMif. • tlilllllt 100-pen:ent responslbil;ir; said Stewart sartastically. "ft's If¥ faUlt•,\ lor bei!1l ..,..mere close IIi~ :~; (Sadler). If I'm within a 'hllfa Jlp.)l! him, I expact 1hat to happl!n ... ' lllliCMilliiiWIIII'S ..... IIII&..,._111111111: "Sadler, whO'S been qual~ 1111!11, Is Jll)irC ~ a ish jilliOCI Of one milforIIIIB alter another. He'S a better drill- · ' M1hlln his oeoent I8COrd would ;ind• tale, and • oould use a bleak." ' ;.,.&uldlliill'lmoiCMifal~­ :. Il Barge salvage possible Monday IIREEOeiMli'OLYSENT1NELCOM • R .'· '1!111110: ' Coast Guard: · . •1 WJIIC-.I:Ciint f!owl'et", Qlewoolet, 18U64 mpl\, Nov. 2, 2006. ..... __., Dennil Set- 1·" • .' ~. SPRINT I " 16711ps(250.5 miles. ~~----------~)~/~j~-~f~}~j~J@t~~~S~j5~0~-~t~!J~~~-~}~If~ , ~.--------~~ 0ARIO FRANCHml Hometown News for GaDia &: Meigs eounties I · MalorSpeed..,_,-Telas Fortltblh·(1.5 miles), •Satorday, Jlune 7. • Llllt ,..,. .....,.Cart Edwards, fold. and G!t!C Billie had better c:ars, he might as o.ell have June 11:2004. been rubbii'C saft in the fold • " - -.1: Rusty Wallace, driwrs' wounds. Edwards was fold, 144.892 mpl\, July 21, the only driller to ma1<e a leg~> 1996. mate, lull-5plied pass lor lhe • 1.1111 IMk: For'every dlillet" lead all day. 8oth times k was whO wasn1 named ~Busch, Biffle he passed.1'1le Roush the Best Buy 400 was an exer- Fenway 8rJIIil!la captunld pose cise in futility. The 1rio of tions two, 1hlee and four (Matt Roush Fenway driwrs who · . llenseth). Busch, 23, won by .chased him across the finish 4.224 seconds. That didn, apline - at a conside!able dispear lil<ely to happen until the· tanoe - left the mile track final pits tops, which, as embittered and disc:ouragecl. Busch said, weoethe only ocTo Buschs great Cllldit, he has currenoes 1hat really matleled. .. •'tllcl Nlll1 zlje - �• PageA2 REGIONAE I ' ! I i 1 me . _,.._!« · "'"'dr·nr.o co.mrnetit"on·. setfor Gall;"').U41ifi'W ;·. .'Rr.A,·, senclin& ....._I'C ra· ':JJ'o'st. ··¥ t~ 1, ~ • , ' "· •• "" LIMA (AP) - Sightings . . Ohio Department of of a big cat in nortb'fesl Natural Resoun:es t111pper _Ohio have some families on Craig Sbaftr says he'i pn:tedge. · ty sure then:'u Audtoritiessouihc!fLima thee'.....oathe •_ '*J:;;: pen:a•• . , e-~ ·-, tta;. .. Residents sigb~ed big.~ .near Jjma Rega ' . ! ' r - ... _..c'"' Al . . . depart . at 8:30 p.m. Hill added ~ Ruble's and lbe PtJinl PleaCam Rivtr Saturday, JulyS Jlllll will be Stemwheelall will:selladull }Ia - m 674-01-14. Ttdrd for t11e1 viewi,ag of heveGiges all the' cniles ....._ for ....... ....;......, .,.., Ga!tipoijc'tile~cxb. .. exceptdJedri....,.•sa,w. ' I::""'" ..mn ~ ...to_ tbe• ::=:!~ call We offer the • . best pnca and protection for · 'oo , Aho 011 .f~ 4 ..._ ~ lui s. . :: , . . ~ ~ -!"""' uw ~~1$1;~ !Je· 9C).:q:!im•te : auiJes . aQillohle' lit ~~S,~UF I an: fmc. '• culate a few welh ago. 11110 polil!i dlormng throUghoUt die day aDd on · Advance Design, (304)675-c • For -~ infotwUJlion., ~~ people say they when ~meone ~aid they July 5 there wiU be two chi!" 4873; the Mason County visit WWW.{Hiintpkasanrretbinlr. 11 was a panther. saw a big cat chasing a deer. . dren 's auises. Tourism Ccnta', 675-6788; ·· gattll.org. ha~'t ,(1[ .,be'uem: lfle lq!ol.ti that :began lDcir• • ,... confiimtd ary , .,., ,. ·. , . fdfts __, we- .. The JQint Implant Center · ' 2 ':f . . . -. · - - - . .... p ,. • • ' Open bouse GAUlPOUS ~ Gallia KANAUGA·- A reuoiwt .County Veterans Service · of tbe. family of Fmd and Commission is !ipOII&Oring a ' MaJy Lewis Hanison will Vefa'aOS Service Olfioe open : be held today 'at tbe DAV bouse on Thursday, July 3 • Building. from I0 .a.m. WJtil 2 p.m. at lmdl is at! p.m. the office, I 102 Jackson Pike. The :!;vent is open to an Gallia CoUD.ty veteraD.s. Free . immuoizatiooS · Grade eanls . GAf.LII'OUS - GaUia CouDty Heabb DtpalllieUt . 'will (XOYide ~me i!M!!!!!i711GAUlPOUS - Grade lioos on lbesday, June 10 at canis for students .ai Gallia the beahh ~lellt, 499 Academy High Sohool, . 4ro6p.m. .gtades 7-12, were mailtd on · Children in need of June 7, Principal Bruce immunizations must be Wilson lillid. . . accompanited by a or lf your child bas not legal guanlial;l a reoeived a grade card, call ~t IDifDI!m7at1on the higb school off10e at RICIORI widl diem. Mdilioaal llCivioes. sudl 446-3212. : as blood i*Crshnre dJerb and . be · ; .olftml · tbe will eveuing : boors a 1be health dcpalll- _ GALLIPOLIS - This lilmt. month's meeting of the mailed Jackson~ Meeting slated : pqaaDCJ..:U· eo joint • • . ' : At some point, ·clean up your act Ad . lifted Immunization .. · d •me TB given visit Report cards . G&llia Coonty calendar . ready POMEROY .Meigs High School students CaD. pick up their lqlOd ants at the school office, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. any day this week. r p.m. DioD.er at 6: 30p.m. .. • : · . RACINE -Ohio River ~. regular meeting, 'n• hy.Juaelt · POMEROY -Meigs 7 p.m., Southern High t:ouoly Boanl of Ekdioqs, School. 8:30a.m - PORTLAND - Sonsbine Circle of the Bethany SYRAWSE .- Syr~~CUse VillaJe Co"ncil. · &pecial United Methodist ChUFch meeting, discuss maiote- annual picnic 6 p.m. at tile llllllOe Pwdwe. 6:45 p.m.. Mc,Kelv.ey Campground. village haiL ' . T.ak:e covered dish, table setting and chair. Rf.EDSVIU£ - &stem Music 8oostmi, 6 p.m. in the high sohool .band room. .• . 2 ' 2 Friday, JUIIC 13 • • ATHENS -Area 14 :•: ·:WoMorce Investment IIIClets at 9 a.m., OU ::Board :•Jmt. ..••• .. .. ... .• . Oubsand ...:A• .. organirations .. 2 Me day,J_, • POMEROY -Big BeD.d ·Fann · Antiques Club, 7:30 :2p.m., Mul\lm)' Community ::~tcr. : .•. • ::: ·n hy,J-11 HARRISONVILLE -. : : Jfatrisonvill.e #225 OES, •• meeting to elect officers, : 7:30 p .m ., refreshments served. : 2 : games, prizes, .aU area cbildren invited. · MIDDLF.PORT -Cathy Crawford, missionary in France, speaks at Old Bethel Freewill Baptist Churob, 6 p.m. Reunions St•w'ey., Juae I CHESHIRE - Elbert and Della Gillilan reunion, H:30 a.m., Kyger Creek club bouse. SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club wiU have a progressi v,e garden tour, 6:30 p.m. ""-··... e.,......... begining .a t the Syracuse IUIIUI ".,.....a Conmnmity Center and ~y,J-14 proceeding to the Beuttey, . CHESTER - Annual Rollsh, Ash , Chapman, . kids fishing detby sponKok:er and Hamm homes sored by · the . Meigs where refreshments will County Fi.sh and Game he served. Asso.c iation begins at 8 a.m. For those 15 years and younger, must be accompanied by an adult, S..by,J-• RUTLAND - Rutland OD.e rod aD.d reel iper child. Free Will Baptist Ohurob, Free food and drinks. Celebrating Children Day Prizes. Local merchants with Sunday School, 10 join Fish and Game a.in., follow.ed by sennon · Association in sp(>nsoring for youths, then cookout, the elleot. Cburdl events . . Community events Sunday, June 8 GAlLIPOLIS - Annual family reunion for descendants ef the late George and Laura (WaDs) McGuire will be held at Shelter No. I, Raccoon Creek County Park, off State Route 775. Brir!g ·food Jllld oon-alcbolic drinks. Plan to eat 12:30-1 p.m. M3!X your calendars and tell your families. KANAUGA - Reunion of the family · of Fred and Mary Lewis Harrison, DAV Building. Lunch is at I p.m. 'nmday, June 10 GAU.JPOUS - Gallia County Local District Library Board of Trustees, 5 p.m., Bossard Memorial Library. Tltunday, June tl GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County · Retired Teachers Association IWicbeon, noon, First Presbyterian Church. Scholanihips will be awarded and an O~A represemlative . will speak. Make reservatioos by calling Louise Greenlee at 245-5029. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County Agricultural Society (fair Board) meeting, 8 McKenzie p.m., . Agricultural Center. retirement ceremony at American Legion Post 27, 4 p.m., with a cookout to follow. Charge for the cookout. MIDWAY, W.Va. Annual Jividen and Little families' reunions will be held at the Midway United Methodist Church Activitiy Building, State Route 62, · Red House (Midway) , Putoam . County, W.Va. Please come and bring a bring a covered dish to share. Call (304) 586-4096 for details and directions. Card shower ::&;_.lodge monthly lllllted www.g ··cl•c•aarcollaga.edu •.•• Shlde ::; nJPPERS PLAINS : • ;Regidar meeting of ;:,-uppers Plains VFW. 7 • .. . Ill,, --AadJMS: p.m. Emel: gctO£ 'lp gi]JC_U.IIIIACiu . ' Sutfuplo6X~~ ligit Up onNMI - ...... , · . n . c y,~u : • meeting, 7 :30 :: ~shments. · . ( Flag --- - Mail ilems to 825 Th.inl Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. .Alulowlcements may also be dropped off lit the Tribu11e m ('~~ C SSP \!1 Fax . 10....,..--- .......... SYRACuSE - S)'DICIIse pool ecenepjtftee, 7 p..m. at villqe llall. lytribuile.com. tiiiiiOIIIIUnteflls bJ 446-3()()8. • FME Ml7 TettWclllllpport •lnaanl'"'s ; · IG · keell~~ liStl wiCh Webmail t • Custom 'SIIn: Page · news. 'NOalher & more! . Sat.u:rday, JUDe l4 GALLIPOLIS - brating their 60th wedding anniversary on June .12. Cards can be sent to them at 1315 Raccoon Road, Gallipolis, Ohio 4.5631. GALLIPOLIS .- Hazel Coughenour will be .celebrating her 80th birthday on June 13. Cards can be sent to her at 2216 Eastern Ave., Lot 20,. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. &llllJil communiJy calentltu ilelffS .kJ kkeUy@mydai- CROWN CITY - Mable oj}ice. M . Halley will celebrate her 78th birthday on June l 0. Cards can be sent to her at 254 Lanes Branch Road, . Crown City, Ohio 45623. GALLIPOUS - Roy and VIrginia Gibson will be cele· 44& 4317 OR t 1100-2141 0452 POMEROY . - Meigs County Chamber of CoDlDlCrce, busiD.essmirulcd luncheon, 11.oon, Pomeroy Li~. discussion on new Untversity of · Rio Grande Meigs Center, tollf'!i of center available after luncheon, Bun's Party Barn calering. • . ·CliESTfJl Sunday,June8,2oo8 0.0. · Mcintyre Park District Board of Commissioners is Friday, June 13 at 11 a.m. ·in ' BY .KATHY MrrcHEu. asking for money to buy say it's natural to look . Is Sbelt.erbouse I at R.1ccdon AND IIAAcv St.tG!IR shampoo, underwear, something wrong with me ? Creek County Park, 513 stamps and candy. . - Confused in Kansas Dan Jones Road. Dear Annie: My 55-yearIf 1 send him $20 here and Dear Confused: No . The boanl meets lhe 'SeC- old brother, "Cary," has there for the. next few dear, you're fine. It is naturood Friday of lhe montb. . , been in and out of jail for months, the trust money al to look, but not everyone the last couple of years. He will be gone. I love my wants to. Stop trying to conbas had problems with brother. What do I do now? · vince your husband of your VJSOry . drugs moral rectitude. He doesn't and alcohol, and can't -Worried Sister keep a job, so he 1w trouble Dear Sister: The trust care if you look or not, and SYRACUSE -A boil doesn't have enough to pay the more you defend your- · advisory in die upper end of paylDg child support. My mother, who passed off Cary's back rent or get self, the less believable you Syracuse lw been lifted. All away last year, always him another aparunent for seem. those affected by tbe advisory were contacted by helped him out She thought more than a month. If Cary . Dear Annie: This is for by loving him, he would uses it up on shampoo and "Concerned Grandma." phone on Thunday. come around. When she swnps in jail, or drugs and whose 14-year-old granddied,. there was a small life .beer when he's out, it's still son likes to hug. I, too, have iD.suranoe policy that gave goif:1g to disappear with lit- hugging grandchildren, all · each of her children $5,000. tle .t o show for it, so you in their 20s. They have been Cary's money was put into-a may as well let him have buggers an their lives. trust, · and my niece and I $20 here and there. Your When they arrive at our POMEROY - . Meigs control iL heal! is in the right. place house for a visit, and during County Health 'Department Seven months ago, I and we know you want to the entire time they are here, will conduct a .childhood helped Cary find an apart- help your brother, ·but at · they hug us. They love to lie imiDllnintion 'clinic from 9 ment and a decent used car. some point, he must want :10 on !be couch and have me to ll &.m. and I to 3 p.m. I used the trust. money to clean up his act, and $500 scratch their backs while 'litesday. . h' h · · pay his first month's rent, isn't going to save. him 1evJstOn d all he had t do unless you use it to pay for watc mg t e te . Briilg child's shot records an o was pay They are great kids, wonand D.Jellical cards if applic- his court fmes and get a Job. drug rehab and counseling. derful students and terrific able. A $7 donation appreci- He did neither. He claiiDed Contact Nar-Anon (oar- athletes. They also send us ) ·22527 Crenshaw e-mails with love and have ated but not required . tllere were 00 jobs avail- anon.orgJ, able, but instead of looking Blvd. #200B, Torrance, CA for wOrt, he sat in a chair all 90505 for .support. given us special nickna:mes. tests' day watcbiitg TV, drinking Dear Anme: 1 am a hap- We wouldn't want them any beer and doing drugs. He pily inlllried woman and a other way. - Nan and CHESTER Meigs told .me someone borrowed . loving mother. The problem Pops County TB Staif will be at his car, bot be actually sold is, when my husband and I Annie's MaillxJx is wrilthe Chester Fire Depattment it to a crack dealer. · walk down the ~t, if I · ten by KDtlry MilcheU and from 5 to 6 p.m. Monday In December, Cary called see a guy walking r driving Mtuey Sugar, longtiltu ediand will rerum from 5 to 6 and asked for more money by, 1 will look down or ton; of the Ann Landers p.m. Wednesday to read the and I turned him down away. I don't feel right look- colllmn. Please e-inoil your test!>., because the trust was run- ing at anyone else when I'm questio11s t6 lll!llifsmtlli- · llitig oul. Cary now . owes married. INJx@coMCa.rLnt~ or Writl' $700 to the apartment com. My husband always jokes to: Altnie's Mllilbox, P.O. Field l1!p to plex, ~d they .won't release with me and says everyone Box 118190, Chicago, IL his things UD.til he coughs looks. Well, I don't, and I 60611. To find out IIWr't POMEROY - Jerri ue the money. Since he did- have tried to tell my hus- about Annie's Mailbox, Dahler, field Fepresentative for U.S. Rep. Charlie n t pay tbe $3,000 he owes band this, but he just laughs alld retUl features by otlur Wilson, wiU hold office in court fines, be was sentto and says "whatever." I Creaklrs SylldicaU! writers houn; for area residents jail last week. There is $500 know he doesn't believe me, and carwonists, visit tlu left in the trust, and he is .but I am very serious . ) have CretJtors Syndicate Web from 4-6 p.m. .on lhe seccalling me collect from jail . asked others and they all ptJge lit www.creators.com. ond Tuesday of the month at tile Pomeroy Library. ~ .. PLUS ., will .. Publie medi111p voiced questions concernSecond, it bas always which and utilities and the Strategic.Pdroleum Ohio State University ing medical care, broadband . been a i:hallenge to use fed- wta 11 to . conserve Reserve S'uspension Bill, Exteasion Office, Ohio service, the survival of eral fmxling in .local areas enecgy. which be said was RaOtly Department of small business, .the stimulus and widlout pall .ventures He also discussed a ~ passed and should hopefuUy Transportalion. and lbe city package, thecli?'are cha1,1ge then:~ ~-be wJ!ter or sewer project to separate lead to lower prices. coJDJD:ission on differeD.t bill and altemauve ene~g~CS, electrtc servtce to these rain w.a from lreatmenl Wilson is wOrking to projects. . aD.d of course the rising areas. He exp~essed · the plaDt water, the partfioot eliminate . tax subsidies FaUon talked aboot buildoosts of fuel and food. ·need for places like Holzer project with tbe Ohio graD.ted to oil compaoie!i The rising costs of health and the Dan Evans Department of .Natucal aD.d is aD. advocate for ing more accessible off aD.d care paired with die stag- lndUSirial Park to have fiber Resoun:es that is srill in its American Housing Resn ... 011 ramps in Gallia, the utilizalion of the Ohio Rivanaot state of Medicare and optics. firsl plwe, and tile Fann and Prevention to help refifor cansportalioo of ~ght, Medicaid funding was "We cannot oompete in a Road project that is cuneot~ naoce homes into viable brought to the attention of global economy if we CaD.'t ly in its second phase. mortgages with DJODey to be and expanding opportwU- · inn•mncrap::oqr. the paD.eL gel fiber optics in oor rural Caley talktd about pro- paid back after tbe bome is ties to bring businesses ·here Rep. Evans stated that OouD.ties," EVaD.S said. aod Rep Clll'mit bus~sses jects to eaable more job ore- sold. The focus of the discus- ation in Gallia County as there are no easy aD.SWa'li, Rep. Evans talked about ~ INSURANCE but a 3 percent il>aease for sion turned towards tbe coo- weU as malrjng govemmcot economic Bunlcll talked libout die development, Medicaid was put in this version lhe state Is experi- move IJlOR: efficieutly and reD.ewab1e e.ne.rgy, broad- need 10 devdop a land use year' s budget. However, eDCing from an .industrial strides to increase band. aD.d education. He mall'lg-t plan and a Gov. Ted StricldaD.d has put economy to a high tech Medicaid. · AGENCIES . . believes lbat edncarjoo is farm land pmavation plan.. a bold on it because revenue economy to become liiiiiRi Kern repotted ~ viw au tbe .new eoooomy "We do not illbMi land INC. coming into the state lw productive. Voinovich is abo focused and from l996102006dira from our IIOilestol'S, we bocc ftatlined.. Tbe ~and viability on wodforce developmeol bas beeo a , 77 perocat row it livm our dliklrco,ft Robens added that Rq>. ·of the Umversi.ty . of Rio and tbe elfect of tbe Oimate increase in edncarion .spcud114Cou rt Banlell said. "We willit to W'tlson also voted to Grandefllio . Grande CiwJ&e Bill 011 manufactur- ing.. be a viable foroe to make Pom eroy increase money for Community College was ers. I FaUon discussed wortiiJI Qolli.J eow:.y ooe of lhe Medicare. Gallia County discussed as a factor in get992-6677 "1bc COC!IIIIdlj' is cbaog- together in Gallia ·County 10 best pJaoes to live." V'u:e ling ~le trained to peeCommissioners President and local dentist. foon jobs related to tcdmoi- ing e~ . but espe- make a differenoe. He . a,lly lae in Ollio Jv:canse talked about oounty CllllllDr. David Srillth also ogy and research. · a JDMMifartm;iog sa:- missiolleni worlciog wid! lhe addressed Ibis question as a Tbe Climate (lia11ge Bill W." uid ICcm. . · Community lmprovC~DeDt . healtbcare provider.· · discussed in Congress wa& ltDbeiU reportal that CorPoratiom, tbe Uoi~ty He agreed that funding brought up and the panel CWgne+sma!l W'alsoo · is of Rio GranckJRio Grande . bu stayed tbe ·same or even discussed clean coal, n•M b uod wilb ps ·~ Community College, . tbe · decreased in the last six III.IC'lea£ power. and renew. years and that it could even- .able ue:giil>. · tually tum into a real probRep. Eyans and lem as far as access to ~ waa. bodl· bealthcare. Smith recom- adwc:aled dli-. 0011. wllile " . . . """"rd trying to maintain Wilson ~ 21 I(Jd BlvMI's . services that are already office thinb mooey . lacrw die 8aefrYa1ir : P.UVided. . should be invert: II · inlo Refuc d Au 1 bf: : 'Acoess lo broadband WIS Jl'eell 17; $lie aMcd . brought up to the panel. . a.~ an:_,. ways to Carey talked · about ~ wid! COlli .,'''l"'"ieS · Cnmect Ohio, a project that to obt•in green energy, such i1 tDapping broadband sup- as algae and carbon dioride port aaoss lhe state that ~ng. . For initialevaa>a.,. or follow-141 vilb for tot~~ .. ~ ~·ofld thibe ... :,lr:'Le by tbe~"!er& ~ ~ pm;tel joint ~t,- offer olfioe holn It : ..,... s DMII • wta ,._,., gtven a .ew nun- . Evans bw+apt "..P. two utes to addrcu the crowd 3554 R.cUe Eaat. political pr•14 1• With cur- before the eveat w• cooBlrtlolnoile, VN rent broall •td pQgJe,s. dueled. Fint, the Ullilecl ~ is Jeaooe Wilson reported ; lSCb ill the world in the tlul Sea. Brown is actively Neddillic- is FriUy..... 21. ' expansion of broadballd, listmi"8 to Obi<>a"" and laas Cll (114) 411 ..174 or t • 311-4711 _ with Obio ranlr.iD.g about coocluc:ud Dllilerous round : 30th out of the stares. 1bae table discussions around tile for •IIPPOillbiNHI. - .-e ei&bt major rueuupoli- state. : 1a11 llQI ill Obio that all Cozza n:pOned 011 some ~in total replac;etned : llave ~s to broadbadd. of the aaiCDt projects , which .makes it mafuly a undertaken by die city, • nnl iaue. • tbe Ameretoo pnjtd .in . ~=-====--=--======-- u.s. Flower removal ' Mt¥ County calendar = I Evening WIC appointments an: available by request. . POR'IER - A.c beck pre: · sentalion ceremony bas · been set for Monday at 6:30 . £-DL at the Springfield ;rownsbip VolUDteer Fire GALLIPOUS • ~nt, 11984 Ohio Citizens are rcininded ·that Qallipolis city crews will be .. The presentation be removing flowers from lhe . 1ftade by u.s. Department cemeteries starting Monday, of Agricultnre Rural June 9, as per Gallipolis . Development to be used for Codified Ordinances the purchase of a new f~re Chapter 947.01: . llUCir. for Springfield "Decorations shall only ' Township VFD. be placed in tbe cemetery . The \IFD, Springfield on the following holidays: . Township Tru~ Randy Memorial Day, Mother' s Jlunt, state director of Day, Father's Day, EaSter . USI;>A RwliJ Development, and Ouistmas. Cut or live and the lJaUia County flowers .sball .b e removed 10 Community Improvement days after the boli.day or Corpor.ation ilave extended funeral services. · aD. invitation to tbe public to "Artificial flower& shaH attend tbe cetemony. be ,removed at that time · Rural Development bas with tbe exception of flowapproved a loan and grant ers that are located on the ~$172,000tobeused monument and do not aeate . • <tow:lnk lhe purchase of a a problem during the main'new truck. The fuodiog tenaD.ce of tile cemetery. comes from die Community Rowers sball be removed if · Facility Loan and Gmnt they become JJDSigbdy." . Program. ReuniOn today PageA3 ANNIE'S MAILBOX ' Forumfrolll.,.Al .• j Pftsentation scheduled ISY JuuE CARR SUY11t 11 ' Local briefs White House race overshadows Ohio AG ci>ntest Skatepatk dedication scheduled for June 15 :.:= • :·iaaMp lilld~i·rattlld Suilclay, .June 8, 2oo8 tal affair with an employee, said. "lf it bad been some that could tend to favor Democrats reeled and kind of odd-year special whatever candidate the R~blicans rejoiced. election, voters would be Democrats pick for attorney COLUMBUS This Dann, just 17 months in less inclined to go 1o the general. STAFF REPORT and the SUI'RIIIIMiing area. fall.'s ~ ~ willf?" office, also conceded pub- polls for a single mce." Republicans, however, NEWSeUYDALYTIIIIiJNE.cxx.i Bonus ripperli slated .t o 'Ohio o~~licly • the time lbat he had Ohio' s statewide races see hypocrisy in Daon's fall appear include' c.tol Leon feel about as shon as the fostenld cronyism by hiring tvpically enjoy the lime- from grace · - and they GAlLIPOLIS -. To a:te:: and 'Rpbert Lqw,Mont. . presidential race does long. uaJified friends and that Ught They take place evecy intend 1o say so. . IJrale the drdicatioo of the 'l'bere is no,.· · !on fee, With only five months l:e'iett unprepared to ruo.tbe foor years -on a cycle so . Daon cmsaded into office Gallipolls Slcatepark on al1bough ~here ill a $S skills UD.til Election Day, neither massive state agency. Those they don't j:oincide with on a pledge to clean up the Suoday, June 15 from I to 6 oonrest eDiry fee. Prizes are Democrats nor RepubliCaD.s statements prompted fellow · presidential · races. Most Republican "culbife of cor- p.m., activities highlighting ·sponsored by Skate .bave picked a candidate to Democrats - led by Gov. recent state campaigns have ruption" in Ohio. He sur- ~skiDs will be part Everyday of Huntingtoo, run for the state seat, vacat- Ted Strickland - · to lead a taken shape, and begun rais- prised everyone, inclndiog of the adivities. · W.Va. Pftxwds are lo ~ sk• ...... aad .... montbDemocbyra·tscaMndare~- chaqe 10 pressure him ~ jog . ~. two ~ or himself, when be bell, velier- . :n~e fllcility, a ~ ~ ,fit ofolice. ' -ahliadof&ctiooDay. an Republican officeholder jtiDoaty from indiViduals . Ported b1 die ~ . Damt. And the high-stak:es But bow to go about fill- Tbe firsl ad in lhe 2006 Deny Montgomery, who aiJdbnsines'les as wen as the . tommiUee, which ~pear­ tRSidential contest will ing tbe skJ1, wbicb Daon guberpatorial race . ran in had served as both state city of Gallipolis, is at headexl tbe drive to build a ooNqme much of tbe inedia alllld. ' -1... . ba.e. held for • .,_,., at wbicb """"' the attorney general · and state Haskins Pld off Mill Creek skatepaJt in Gallipolis. . Mkmon and 1V ad time two, f~.- tenns? ;;a:"""paaionc bad ·~y auditor. Road, near tbe municipal A concession boocb for MCdcd iii ' this ·pi>litical Saic~ haS named raised ~S· of doUan " Marc Dann won because swimming pool and •tennis food and drink purchases will be opernted by tbe C.allipnlis swing state to wage a decent Nani:y Hardin Rogers, ·a ~ . ...:u· l)e L..-1- to. •"'•- Jupiter was 3ligoed with · c:oorts. 6&bt. · · respc:cted deaD of tbe Obio wiD IM[UQ ~ Marst said Democratic Demonstrations are \blunka' Fe Depaiu•e• . L~~ won't blow what Stale University law scbool, lyze lhe . money," said srrategist Jerry Austin. sclJei!Jded featuring rippers Officials advised the pro- ..-... as a ~ replacement Calberine '1\Jm;r. who monAnd RepublicaD.S wasted from Obio, West V'uginia gram is ~ ~ chan,w: . "It· will be completely · to Daim - to ~ Older itors campaip no time attac:ldn$ lhe oneovershadowed," .said while ~ . field a lhe. gcMtlllllellf Watd!o".og time anti<01111ption candi• · · l)elgalltic consultant · run II10R ~=·- 10 . Obio em....., AdioiL date as con'~Jpt. ·. c~•~ ""~' Ruvolo, a f!liiDCr chlir of lUll in the ljli}. ~:,:, ~~~~~to come ia·it "This ·em6anassment is f'U:LI ft:u ~ L • • thelilatepmy. lilrewile.:l•• 'II arnmmit- thelastlaim!le." ·. ; far from over," Kevin RuvolO at!ckd~ 1be real DeWme,deputychairoflhe I PolitiCal . advertising teet'obeginltribtnioglitdy guidelines ~tee aocess candidates · J:::Uon wiU be whether Ohio RepubliCaD. Party, KJ 1 HVI ·· M for TV and radio advertising Widely rearpim! nlmes · · · will bC aD.Y TV time tO declared on the day Dann to fedecal CaD.didates, but ~· . ltichaRI buy. In 2004, it got scarce; resigned. "Marc l>anD.'s resGALLIPOLIS ter by 1bc name and not to state caD.d.idates, be Cordray, former U.S. Sen. I'm guessing in 2008 it's ignatioo isovenlue,andthe Gallipolis Junior Women's 18flofeachindividualilllhe said - which tneaD.S attor- Mike DeWme. Lt. Gov. and goiog ro get scan:er.investigation into his mis- Oub will be sponsoring a group, the name· .o f lbe ney general candidates may former attorney general Lee Presidential contenders manag~ .and oonuption Cheer/Dance/ Auxiliary · group, and tbe type oftalatt have trouble buying aooess Fishef' - begaD. .to surface, Barack Obama and Hillary must coatinue. We've spent competition 00 Monda)'. they will be preforming. during the most visible time in ~ be;ca•lse it is difficult Rodb~ Clinton . SJlllnt a the past 15 months poillting July 28 during tbe GaUia . Groups CaD. also regisa tbe slots. to 1mag1ne · bow anyone combmed $8 nnllion on out that Man: Dann was not County funioc FaiL · . moming of lhe CllllllpCUtion. Ohio figureS' tO be key in witltout statewide name ID 16,000 television spots in suited to be Ohio's llltOrQey This is a"'"""' competi- Each ~ IDllst check:-in tbe presidential race, again. would have time to build Ohio's March primary, gCoeral. .." linn, which:;.:;~ two or lt gave President Bush the support amoog voters. .accordiog tO an e~ A new Quinnipiac Poll, IJlOR: ~ per group tbe day lhe aM!fW1 itinn electoral votes he needed ffut Nancy Martorano, a by the Wisconsin · however, . su~ested tbe Jlll!formaoce. Ages to be betwem 8 aDd 9 un. tlo pay for re-electioo in 2004· professor of political sci- Advertising Project. That label isli~t let qjclcjng · . ~ begin with the youth tbe $20 .entry fee. Tbe attorney general is eooe at the University of number is expected to Among ,7311 Ohio voters dimioo (grades. K-5 as of Please do not mail aD.y both the slate's top attomey Dayton, said die -presMien- inc!QSC as White HOUiiC interviewed_between May the upcoming &Chool year), money/checks . when preand its chief law epfon:er. tiaf contest ma,v be motC coatelld= vie for victory in '19 and June 2, 23 pelt'alt then tile junior diviliion registering. The post is generally than a simple distraction' in . Novembet said they would be less iUf' (gnldes S-8), and tbe senior For rrwre infol"'fffJlimJ viewed as second to the tbe attorney general's race: Democrats have seen ~MJ~Uve of tbe Democrallc gmup (9-J 2J_ about mks or regulalions governor in the power it It maybe·• asset. ·- . I mn!41011 otnew' q- I"My of the 0.0 1he ""'qptitoa will ' be of routines and judging, wields.. .. • ''Ouoiac level, it'uoow islnOtl; ~ ja ~ ,...00..1 s~-ea tal . ...; the iuain ,.....:l- at the ploo:se check gt111UJ(:ounSo w~th revelations ~a to 1-:'P that then:' ~ a jiiaf. . tmJlhy .. w• ·~ia! ~ c:ieaU_aid- ri?daJ. ~ ~ lqi~ 'will ryjuniorfar.org or to preDamaide and d~ friend dential rP . aomg oa, contest !hat C:llllJ'IPitM hlvc.., elli:ia Oil theil'n:w be WI 8 '10 9 a.tn. and tbe er, (740) 645~x~y harassed · two . becai•oe that wiU .piobably ~ ill (lhama beOooalbe. PIIW• The 'm~n Of . u••l(diOO. will ~ ...., b!!n~ . staffers · ~ ~ · Ill; !be· !biN lhal gels tbe iag ,dJC pllltj's pallmpriv'e • .. . was "plus or mtnill 2 .. pi9D¥f . '¥ri,9a.m. .' .· 46, bad an extramari- voters( au··tile polfs," lbe, nonlinee. MmoraD.O '.SIIid points. · · Eich ...,."'can -..-s- ARoUND ToWN • .. _- . . . ·' - - " " " ' �• PageA2 REGIONAE I ' ! I i 1 me . _,.._!« · "'"'dr·nr.o co.mrnetit"on·. setfor Gall;"').U41ifi'W ;·. .'Rr.A,·, senclin& ....._I'C ra· ':JJ'o'st. ··¥ t~ 1, ~ • , ' "· •• "" LIMA (AP) - Sightings . . Ohio Department of of a big cat in nortb'fesl Natural Resoun:es t111pper _Ohio have some families on Craig Sbaftr says he'i pn:tedge. · ty sure then:'u Audtoritiessouihc!fLima thee'.....oathe •_ '*J:;;: pen:a•• . , e-~ ·-, tta;. .. Residents sigb~ed big.~ .near Jjma Rega ' . ! ' r - ... _..c'"' Al . . . depart . at 8:30 p.m. Hill added ~ Ruble's and lbe PtJinl PleaCam Rivtr Saturday, JulyS Jlllll will be Stemwheelall will:selladull }Ia - m 674-01-14. Ttdrd for t11e1 viewi,ag of heveGiges all the' cniles ....._ for ....... ....;......, .,.., Ga!tipoijc'tile~cxb. .. exceptdJedri....,.•sa,w. ' I::""'" ..mn ~ ...to_ tbe• ::=:!~ call We offer the • . best pnca and protection for · 'oo , Aho 011 .f~ 4 ..._ ~ lui s. . :: , . . ~ ~ -!"""' uw ~~1$1;~ !Je· 9C).:q:!im•te : auiJes . aQillohle' lit ~~S,~UF I an: fmc. '• culate a few welh ago. 11110 polil!i dlormng throUghoUt die day aDd on · Advance Design, (304)675-c • For -~ infotwUJlion., ~~ people say they when ~meone ~aid they July 5 there wiU be two chi!" 4873; the Mason County visit WWW.{Hiintpkasanrretbinlr. 11 was a panther. saw a big cat chasing a deer. . dren 's auises. Tourism Ccnta', 675-6788; ·· gattll.org. ha~'t ,(1[ .,be'uem: lfle lq!ol.ti that :began lDcir• • ,... confiimtd ary , .,., ,. ·. , . fdfts __, we- .. The JQint Implant Center · ' 2 ':f . . . -. · - - - . .... p ,. • • ' Open bouse GAUlPOUS ~ Gallia KANAUGA·- A reuoiwt .County Veterans Service · of tbe. family of Fmd and Commission is !ipOII&Oring a ' MaJy Lewis Hanison will Vefa'aOS Service Olfioe open : be held today 'at tbe DAV bouse on Thursday, July 3 • Building. from I0 .a.m. WJtil 2 p.m. at lmdl is at! p.m. the office, I 102 Jackson Pike. The :!;vent is open to an Gallia CoUD.ty veteraD.s. Free . immuoizatiooS · Grade eanls . GAf.LII'OUS - GaUia CouDty Heabb DtpalllieUt . 'will (XOYide ~me i!M!!!!!i711GAUlPOUS - Grade lioos on lbesday, June 10 at canis for students .ai Gallia the beahh ~lellt, 499 Academy High Sohool, . 4ro6p.m. .gtades 7-12, were mailtd on · Children in need of June 7, Principal Bruce immunizations must be Wilson lillid. . . accompanited by a or lf your child bas not legal guanlial;l a reoeived a grade card, call ~t IDifDI!m7at1on the higb school off10e at RICIORI widl diem. Mdilioaal llCivioes. sudl 446-3212. : as blood i*Crshnre dJerb and . be · ; .olftml · tbe will eveuing : boors a 1be health dcpalll- _ GALLIPOLIS - This lilmt. month's meeting of the mailed Jackson~ Meeting slated : pqaaDCJ..:U· eo joint • • . ' : At some point, ·clean up your act Ad . lifted Immunization .. · d •me TB given visit Report cards . G&llia Coonty calendar . ready POMEROY .Meigs High School students CaD. pick up their lqlOd ants at the school office, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. any day this week. r p.m. DioD.er at 6: 30p.m. .. • : · . RACINE -Ohio River ~. regular meeting, 'n• hy.Juaelt · POMEROY -Meigs 7 p.m., Southern High t:ouoly Boanl of Ekdioqs, School. 8:30a.m - PORTLAND - Sonsbine Circle of the Bethany SYRAWSE .- Syr~~CUse VillaJe Co"ncil. · &pecial United Methodist ChUFch meeting, discuss maiote- annual picnic 6 p.m. at tile llllllOe Pwdwe. 6:45 p.m.. Mc,Kelv.ey Campground. village haiL ' . T.ak:e covered dish, table setting and chair. Rf.EDSVIU£ - &stem Music 8oostmi, 6 p.m. in the high sohool .band room. .• . 2 ' 2 Friday, JUIIC 13 • • ATHENS -Area 14 :•: ·:WoMorce Investment IIIClets at 9 a.m., OU ::Board :•Jmt. ..••• .. .. ... .• . Oubsand ...:A• .. organirations .. 2 Me day,J_, • POMEROY -Big BeD.d ·Fann · Antiques Club, 7:30 :2p.m., Mul\lm)' Community ::~tcr. : .•. • ::: ·n hy,J-11 HARRISONVILLE -. : : Jfatrisonvill.e #225 OES, •• meeting to elect officers, : 7:30 p .m ., refreshments served. : 2 : games, prizes, .aU area cbildren invited. · MIDDLF.PORT -Cathy Crawford, missionary in France, speaks at Old Bethel Freewill Baptist Churob, 6 p.m. Reunions St•w'ey., Juae I CHESHIRE - Elbert and Della Gillilan reunion, H:30 a.m., Kyger Creek club bouse. SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club wiU have a progressi v,e garden tour, 6:30 p.m. ""-··... e.,......... begining .a t the Syracuse IUIIUI ".,.....a Conmnmity Center and ~y,J-14 proceeding to the Beuttey, . CHESTER - Annual Rollsh, Ash , Chapman, . kids fishing detby sponKok:er and Hamm homes sored by · the . Meigs where refreshments will County Fi.sh and Game he served. Asso.c iation begins at 8 a.m. For those 15 years and younger, must be accompanied by an adult, S..by,J-• RUTLAND - Rutland OD.e rod aD.d reel iper child. Free Will Baptist Ohurob, Free food and drinks. Celebrating Children Day Prizes. Local merchants with Sunday School, 10 join Fish and Game a.in., follow.ed by sennon · Association in sp(>nsoring for youths, then cookout, the elleot. Cburdl events . . Community events Sunday, June 8 GAlLIPOLIS - Annual family reunion for descendants ef the late George and Laura (WaDs) McGuire will be held at Shelter No. I, Raccoon Creek County Park, off State Route 775. Brir!g ·food Jllld oon-alcbolic drinks. Plan to eat 12:30-1 p.m. M3!X your calendars and tell your families. KANAUGA - Reunion of the family · of Fred and Mary Lewis Harrison, DAV Building. Lunch is at I p.m. 'nmday, June 10 GAU.JPOUS - Gallia County Local District Library Board of Trustees, 5 p.m., Bossard Memorial Library. Tltunday, June tl GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County · Retired Teachers Association IWicbeon, noon, First Presbyterian Church. Scholanihips will be awarded and an O~A represemlative . will speak. Make reservatioos by calling Louise Greenlee at 245-5029. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County Agricultural Society (fair Board) meeting, 8 McKenzie p.m., . Agricultural Center. retirement ceremony at American Legion Post 27, 4 p.m., with a cookout to follow. Charge for the cookout. MIDWAY, W.Va. Annual Jividen and Little families' reunions will be held at the Midway United Methodist Church Activitiy Building, State Route 62, · Red House (Midway) , Putoam . County, W.Va. Please come and bring a bring a covered dish to share. Call (304) 586-4096 for details and directions. Card shower ::&;_.lodge monthly lllllted www.g ··cl•c•aarcollaga.edu •.•• Shlde ::; nJPPERS PLAINS : • ;Regidar meeting of ;:,-uppers Plains VFW. 7 • .. . Ill,, --AadJMS: p.m. Emel: gctO£ 'lp gi]JC_U.IIIIACiu . ' Sutfuplo6X~~ ligit Up onNMI - ...... , · . n . c y,~u : • meeting, 7 :30 :: ~shments. · . ( Flag --- - Mail ilems to 825 Th.inl Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. .Alulowlcements may also be dropped off lit the Tribu11e m ('~~ C SSP \!1 Fax . 10....,..--- .......... SYRACuSE - S)'DICIIse pool ecenepjtftee, 7 p..m. at villqe llall. lytribuile.com. tiiiiiOIIIIUnteflls bJ 446-3()()8. • FME Ml7 TettWclllllpport •lnaanl'"'s ; · IG · keell~~ liStl wiCh Webmail t • Custom 'SIIn: Page · news. 'NOalher & more! . Sat.u:rday, JUDe l4 GALLIPOLIS - brating their 60th wedding anniversary on June .12. Cards can be sent to them at 1315 Raccoon Road, Gallipolis, Ohio 4.5631. GALLIPOLIS .- Hazel Coughenour will be .celebrating her 80th birthday on June 13. Cards can be sent to her at 2216 Eastern Ave., Lot 20,. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. &llllJil communiJy calentltu ilelffS .kJ kkeUy@mydai- CROWN CITY - Mable oj}ice. M . Halley will celebrate her 78th birthday on June l 0. Cards can be sent to her at 254 Lanes Branch Road, . Crown City, Ohio 45623. GALLIPOUS - Roy and VIrginia Gibson will be cele· 44& 4317 OR t 1100-2141 0452 POMEROY . - Meigs County Chamber of CoDlDlCrce, busiD.essmirulcd luncheon, 11.oon, Pomeroy Li~. discussion on new Untversity of · Rio Grande Meigs Center, tollf'!i of center available after luncheon, Bun's Party Barn calering. • . ·CliESTfJl Sunday,June8,2oo8 0.0. · Mcintyre Park District Board of Commissioners is Friday, June 13 at 11 a.m. ·in ' BY .KATHY MrrcHEu. asking for money to buy say it's natural to look . Is Sbelt.erbouse I at R.1ccdon AND IIAAcv St.tG!IR shampoo, underwear, something wrong with me ? Creek County Park, 513 stamps and candy. . - Confused in Kansas Dan Jones Road. Dear Annie: My 55-yearIf 1 send him $20 here and Dear Confused: No . The boanl meets lhe 'SeC- old brother, "Cary," has there for the. next few dear, you're fine. It is naturood Friday of lhe montb. . , been in and out of jail for months, the trust money al to look, but not everyone the last couple of years. He will be gone. I love my wants to. Stop trying to conbas had problems with brother. What do I do now? · vince your husband of your VJSOry . drugs moral rectitude. He doesn't and alcohol, and can't -Worried Sister keep a job, so he 1w trouble Dear Sister: The trust care if you look or not, and SYRACUSE -A boil doesn't have enough to pay the more you defend your- · advisory in die upper end of paylDg child support. My mother, who passed off Cary's back rent or get self, the less believable you Syracuse lw been lifted. All away last year, always him another aparunent for seem. those affected by tbe advisory were contacted by helped him out She thought more than a month. If Cary . Dear Annie: This is for by loving him, he would uses it up on shampoo and "Concerned Grandma." phone on Thunday. come around. When she swnps in jail, or drugs and whose 14-year-old granddied,. there was a small life .beer when he's out, it's still son likes to hug. I, too, have iD.suranoe policy that gave goif:1g to disappear with lit- hugging grandchildren, all · each of her children $5,000. tle .t o show for it, so you in their 20s. They have been Cary's money was put into-a may as well let him have buggers an their lives. trust, · and my niece and I $20 here and there. Your When they arrive at our POMEROY - . Meigs control iL heal! is in the right. place house for a visit, and during County Health 'Department Seven months ago, I and we know you want to the entire time they are here, will conduct a .childhood helped Cary find an apart- help your brother, ·but at · they hug us. They love to lie imiDllnintion 'clinic from 9 ment and a decent used car. some point, he must want :10 on !be couch and have me to ll &.m. and I to 3 p.m. I used the trust. money to clean up his act, and $500 scratch their backs while 'litesday. . h' h · · pay his first month's rent, isn't going to save. him 1evJstOn d all he had t do unless you use it to pay for watc mg t e te . Briilg child's shot records an o was pay They are great kids, wonand D.Jellical cards if applic- his court fmes and get a Job. drug rehab and counseling. derful students and terrific able. A $7 donation appreci- He did neither. He claiiDed Contact Nar-Anon (oar- athletes. They also send us ) ·22527 Crenshaw e-mails with love and have ated but not required . tllere were 00 jobs avail- anon.orgJ, able, but instead of looking Blvd. #200B, Torrance, CA for wOrt, he sat in a chair all 90505 for .support. given us special nickna:mes. tests' day watcbiitg TV, drinking Dear Anme: 1 am a hap- We wouldn't want them any beer and doing drugs. He pily inlllried woman and a other way. - Nan and CHESTER Meigs told .me someone borrowed . loving mother. The problem Pops County TB Staif will be at his car, bot be actually sold is, when my husband and I Annie's MaillxJx is wrilthe Chester Fire Depattment it to a crack dealer. · walk down the ~t, if I · ten by KDtlry MilcheU and from 5 to 6 p.m. Monday In December, Cary called see a guy walking r driving Mtuey Sugar, longtiltu ediand will rerum from 5 to 6 and asked for more money by, 1 will look down or ton; of the Ann Landers p.m. Wednesday to read the and I turned him down away. I don't feel right look- colllmn. Please e-inoil your test!>., because the trust was run- ing at anyone else when I'm questio11s t6 lll!llifsmtlli- · llitig oul. Cary now . owes married. INJx@coMCa.rLnt~ or Writl' $700 to the apartment com. My husband always jokes to: Altnie's Mllilbox, P.O. Field l1!p to plex, ~d they .won't release with me and says everyone Box 118190, Chicago, IL his things UD.til he coughs looks. Well, I don't, and I 60611. To find out IIWr't POMEROY - Jerri ue the money. Since he did- have tried to tell my hus- about Annie's Mailbox, Dahler, field Fepresentative for U.S. Rep. Charlie n t pay tbe $3,000 he owes band this, but he just laughs alld retUl features by otlur Wilson, wiU hold office in court fines, be was sentto and says "whatever." I Creaklrs SylldicaU! writers houn; for area residents jail last week. There is $500 know he doesn't believe me, and carwonists, visit tlu left in the trust, and he is .but I am very serious . ) have CretJtors Syndicate Web from 4-6 p.m. .on lhe seccalling me collect from jail . asked others and they all ptJge lit www.creators.com. ond Tuesday of the month at tile Pomeroy Library. ~ .. PLUS ., will .. Publie medi111p voiced questions concernSecond, it bas always which and utilities and the Strategic.Pdroleum Ohio State University ing medical care, broadband . been a i:hallenge to use fed- wta 11 to . conserve Reserve S'uspension Bill, Exteasion Office, Ohio service, the survival of eral fmxling in .local areas enecgy. which be said was RaOtly Department of small business, .the stimulus and widlout pall .ventures He also discussed a ~ passed and should hopefuUy Transportalion. and lbe city package, thecli?'are cha1,1ge then:~ ~-be wJ!ter or sewer project to separate lead to lower prices. coJDJD:ission on differeD.t bill and altemauve ene~g~CS, electrtc servtce to these rain w.a from lreatmenl Wilson is wOrking to projects. . aD.d of course the rising areas. He exp~essed · the plaDt water, the partfioot eliminate . tax subsidies FaUon talked aboot buildoosts of fuel and food. ·need for places like Holzer project with tbe Ohio graD.ted to oil compaoie!i The rising costs of health and the Dan Evans Department of .Natucal aD.d is aD. advocate for ing more accessible off aD.d care paired with die stag- lndUSirial Park to have fiber Resoun:es that is srill in its American Housing Resn ... 011 ramps in Gallia, the utilizalion of the Ohio Rivanaot state of Medicare and optics. firsl plwe, and tile Fann and Prevention to help refifor cansportalioo of ~ght, Medicaid funding was "We cannot oompete in a Road project that is cuneot~ naoce homes into viable brought to the attention of global economy if we CaD.'t ly in its second phase. mortgages with DJODey to be and expanding opportwU- · inn•mncrap::oqr. the paD.eL gel fiber optics in oor rural Caley talktd about pro- paid back after tbe bome is ties to bring businesses ·here Rep. Evans stated that OouD.ties," EVaD.S said. aod Rep Clll'mit bus~sses jects to eaable more job ore- sold. The focus of the discus- ation in Gallia County as there are no easy aD.SWa'li, Rep. Evans talked about ~ INSURANCE but a 3 percent il>aease for sion turned towards tbe coo- weU as malrjng govemmcot economic Bunlcll talked libout die development, Medicaid was put in this version lhe state Is experi- move IJlOR: efficieutly and reD.ewab1e e.ne.rgy, broad- need 10 devdop a land use year' s budget. However, eDCing from an .industrial strides to increase band. aD.d education. He mall'lg-t plan and a Gov. Ted StricldaD.d has put economy to a high tech Medicaid. · AGENCIES . . believes lbat edncarjoo is farm land pmavation plan.. a bold on it because revenue economy to become liiiiiRi Kern repotted ~ viw au tbe .new eoooomy "We do not illbMi land INC. coming into the state lw productive. Voinovich is abo focused and from l996102006dira from our IIOilestol'S, we bocc ftatlined.. Tbe ~and viability on wodforce developmeol bas beeo a , 77 perocat row it livm our dliklrco,ft Robens added that Rq>. ·of the Umversi.ty . of Rio and tbe elfect of tbe Oimate increase in edncarion .spcud114Cou rt Banlell said. "We willit to W'tlson also voted to Grandefllio . Grande CiwJ&e Bill 011 manufactur- ing.. be a viable foroe to make Pom eroy increase money for Community College was ers. I FaUon discussed wortiiJI Qolli.J eow:.y ooe of lhe Medicare. Gallia County discussed as a factor in get992-6677 "1bc COC!IIIIdlj' is cbaog- together in Gallia ·County 10 best pJaoes to live." V'u:e ling ~le trained to peeCommissioners President and local dentist. foon jobs related to tcdmoi- ing e~ . but espe- make a differenoe. He . a,lly lae in Ollio Jv:canse talked about oounty CllllllDr. David Srillth also ogy and research. · a JDMMifartm;iog sa:- missiolleni worlciog wid! lhe addressed Ibis question as a Tbe Climate (lia11ge Bill W." uid ICcm. . · Community lmprovC~DeDt . healtbcare provider.· · discussed in Congress wa& ltDbeiU reportal that CorPoratiom, tbe Uoi~ty He agreed that funding brought up and the panel CWgne+sma!l W'alsoo · is of Rio GranckJRio Grande . bu stayed tbe ·same or even discussed clean coal, n•M b uod wilb ps ·~ Community College, . tbe · decreased in the last six III.IC'lea£ power. and renew. years and that it could even- .able ue:giil>. · tually tum into a real probRep. Eyans and lem as far as access to ~ waa. bodl· bealthcare. Smith recom- adwc:aled dli-. 0011. wllile " . . . """"rd trying to maintain Wilson ~ 21 I(Jd BlvMI's . services that are already office thinb mooey . lacrw die 8aefrYa1ir : P.UVided. . should be invert: II · inlo Refuc d Au 1 bf: : 'Acoess lo broadband WIS Jl'eell 17; $lie aMcd . brought up to the panel. . a.~ an:_,. ways to Carey talked · about ~ wid! COlli .,'''l"'"ieS · Cnmect Ohio, a project that to obt•in green energy, such i1 tDapping broadband sup- as algae and carbon dioride port aaoss lhe state that ~ng. . For initialevaa>a.,. or follow-141 vilb for tot~~ .. ~ ~·ofld thibe ... :,lr:'Le by tbe~"!er& ~ ~ pm;tel joint ~t,- offer olfioe holn It : ..,... s DMII • wta ,._,., gtven a .ew nun- . Evans bw+apt "..P. two utes to addrcu the crowd 3554 R.cUe Eaat. political pr•14 1• With cur- before the eveat w• cooBlrtlolnoile, VN rent broall •td pQgJe,s. dueled. Fint, the Ullilecl ~ is Jeaooe Wilson reported ; lSCb ill the world in the tlul Sea. Brown is actively Neddillic- is FriUy..... 21. ' expansion of broadballd, listmi"8 to Obi<>a"" and laas Cll (114) 411 ..174 or t • 311-4711 _ with Obio ranlr.iD.g about coocluc:ud Dllilerous round : 30th out of the stares. 1bae table discussions around tile for •IIPPOillbiNHI. - .-e ei&bt major rueuupoli- state. : 1a11 llQI ill Obio that all Cozza n:pOned 011 some ~in total replac;etned : llave ~s to broadbadd. of the aaiCDt projects , which .makes it mafuly a undertaken by die city, • nnl iaue. • tbe Ameretoo pnjtd .in . ~=-====--=--======-- u.s. Flower removal ' Mt¥ County calendar = I Evening WIC appointments an: available by request. . POR'IER - A.c beck pre: · sentalion ceremony bas · been set for Monday at 6:30 . £-DL at the Springfield ;rownsbip VolUDteer Fire GALLIPOUS • ~nt, 11984 Ohio Citizens are rcininded ·that Qallipolis city crews will be .. The presentation be removing flowers from lhe . 1ftade by u.s. Department cemeteries starting Monday, of Agricultnre Rural June 9, as per Gallipolis . Development to be used for Codified Ordinances the purchase of a new f~re Chapter 947.01: . llUCir. for Springfield "Decorations shall only ' Township VFD. be placed in tbe cemetery . The \IFD, Springfield on the following holidays: . Township Tru~ Randy Memorial Day, Mother' s Jlunt, state director of Day, Father's Day, EaSter . USI;>A RwliJ Development, and Ouistmas. Cut or live and the lJaUia County flowers .sball .b e removed 10 Community Improvement days after the boli.day or Corpor.ation ilave extended funeral services. · aD. invitation to tbe public to "Artificial flower& shaH attend tbe cetemony. be ,removed at that time · Rural Development bas with tbe exception of flowapproved a loan and grant ers that are located on the ~$172,000tobeused monument and do not aeate . • <tow:lnk lhe purchase of a a problem during the main'new truck. The fuodiog tenaD.ce of tile cemetery. comes from die Community Rowers sball be removed if · Facility Loan and Gmnt they become JJDSigbdy." . Program. ReuniOn today PageA3 ANNIE'S MAILBOX ' Forumfrolll.,.Al .• j Pftsentation scheduled ISY JuuE CARR SUY11t 11 ' Local briefs White House race overshadows Ohio AG ci>ntest Skatepatk dedication scheduled for June 15 :.:= • :·iaaMp lilld~i·rattlld Suilclay, .June 8, 2oo8 tal affair with an employee, said. "lf it bad been some that could tend to favor Democrats reeled and kind of odd-year special whatever candidate the R~blicans rejoiced. election, voters would be Democrats pick for attorney COLUMBUS This Dann, just 17 months in less inclined to go 1o the general. STAFF REPORT and the SUI'RIIIIMiing area. fall.'s ~ ~ willf?" office, also conceded pub- polls for a single mce." Republicans, however, NEWSeUYDALYTIIIIiJNE.cxx.i Bonus ripperli slated .t o 'Ohio o~~licly • the time lbat he had Ohio' s statewide races see hypocrisy in Daon's fall appear include' c.tol Leon feel about as shon as the fostenld cronyism by hiring tvpically enjoy the lime- from grace · - and they GAlLIPOLIS -. To a:te:: and 'Rpbert Lqw,Mont. . presidential race does long. uaJified friends and that Ught They take place evecy intend 1o say so. . IJrale the drdicatioo of the 'l'bere is no,.· · !on fee, With only five months l:e'iett unprepared to ruo.tbe foor years -on a cycle so . Daon cmsaded into office Gallipolls Slcatepark on al1bough ~here ill a $S skills UD.til Election Day, neither massive state agency. Those they don't j:oincide with on a pledge to clean up the Suoday, June 15 from I to 6 oonrest eDiry fee. Prizes are Democrats nor RepubliCaD.s statements prompted fellow · presidential · races. Most Republican "culbife of cor- p.m., activities highlighting ·sponsored by Skate .bave picked a candidate to Democrats - led by Gov. recent state campaigns have ruption" in Ohio. He sur- ~skiDs will be part Everyday of Huntingtoo, run for the state seat, vacat- Ted Strickland - · to lead a taken shape, and begun rais- prised everyone, inclndiog of the adivities. · W.Va. Pftxwds are lo ~ sk• ...... aad .... montbDemocbyra·tscaMndare~- chaqe 10 pressure him ~ jog . ~. two ~ or himself, when be bell, velier- . :n~e fllcility, a ~ ~ ,fit ofolice. ' -ahliadof&ctiooDay. an Republican officeholder jtiDoaty from indiViduals . Ported b1 die ~ . Damt. And the high-stak:es But bow to go about fill- Tbe firsl ad in lhe 2006 Deny Montgomery, who aiJdbnsines'les as wen as the . tommiUee, which ~pear­ tRSidential contest will ing tbe skJ1, wbicb Daon guberpatorial race . ran in had served as both state city of Gallipolis, is at headexl tbe drive to build a ooNqme much of tbe inedia alllld. ' -1... . ba.e. held for • .,_,., at wbicb """"' the attorney general · and state Haskins Pld off Mill Creek skatepaJt in Gallipolis. . Mkmon and 1V ad time two, f~.- tenns? ;;a:"""paaionc bad ·~y auditor. Road, near tbe municipal A concession boocb for MCdcd iii ' this ·pi>litical Saic~ haS named raised ~S· of doUan " Marc Dann won because swimming pool and •tennis food and drink purchases will be opernted by tbe C.allipnlis swing state to wage a decent Nani:y Hardin Rogers, ·a ~ . ...:u· l)e L..-1- to. •"'•- Jupiter was 3ligoed with · c:oorts. 6&bt. · · respc:cted deaD of tbe Obio wiD IM[UQ ~ Marst said Democratic Demonstrations are \blunka' Fe Depaiu•e• . L~~ won't blow what Stale University law scbool, lyze lhe . money," said srrategist Jerry Austin. sclJei!Jded featuring rippers Officials advised the pro- ..-... as a ~ replacement Calberine '1\Jm;r. who monAnd RepublicaD.S wasted from Obio, West V'uginia gram is ~ ~ chan,w: . "It· will be completely · to Daim - to ~ Older itors campaip no time attac:ldn$ lhe oneovershadowed," .said while ~ . field a lhe. gcMtlllllellf Watd!o".og time anti<01111ption candi• · · l)elgalltic consultant · run II10R ~=·- 10 . Obio em....., AdioiL date as con'~Jpt. ·. c~•~ ""~' Ruvolo, a f!liiDCr chlir of lUll in the ljli}. ~:,:, ~~~~~to come ia·it "This ·em6anassment is f'U:LI ft:u ~ L • • thelilatepmy. lilrewile.:l•• 'II arnmmit- thelastlaim!le." ·. ; far from over," Kevin RuvolO at!ckd~ 1be real DeWme,deputychairoflhe I PolitiCal . advertising teet'obeginltribtnioglitdy guidelines ~tee aocess candidates · J:::Uon wiU be whether Ohio RepubliCaD. Party, KJ 1 HVI ·· M for TV and radio advertising Widely rearpim! nlmes · · · will bC aD.Y TV time tO declared on the day Dann to fedecal CaD.didates, but ~· . ltichaRI buy. In 2004, it got scarce; resigned. "Marc l>anD.'s resGALLIPOLIS ter by 1bc name and not to state caD.d.idates, be Cordray, former U.S. Sen. I'm guessing in 2008 it's ignatioo isovenlue,andthe Gallipolis Junior Women's 18flofeachindividualilllhe said - which tneaD.S attor- Mike DeWme. Lt. Gov. and goiog ro get scan:er.investigation into his mis- Oub will be sponsoring a group, the name· .o f lbe ney general candidates may former attorney general Lee Presidential contenders manag~ .and oonuption Cheer/Dance/ Auxiliary · group, and tbe type oftalatt have trouble buying aooess Fishef' - begaD. .to surface, Barack Obama and Hillary must coatinue. We've spent competition 00 Monda)'. they will be preforming. during the most visible time in ~ be;ca•lse it is difficult Rodb~ Clinton . SJlllnt a the past 15 months poillting July 28 during tbe GaUia . Groups CaD. also regisa tbe slots. to 1mag1ne · bow anyone combmed $8 nnllion on out that Man: Dann was not County funioc FaiL · . moming of lhe CllllllpCUtion. Ohio figureS' tO be key in witltout statewide name ID 16,000 television spots in suited to be Ohio's llltOrQey This is a"'"""' competi- Each ~ IDllst check:-in tbe presidential race, again. would have time to build Ohio's March primary, gCoeral. .." linn, which:;.:;~ two or lt gave President Bush the support amoog voters. .accordiog tO an e~ A new Quinnipiac Poll, IJlOR: ~ per group tbe day lhe aM!fW1 itinn electoral votes he needed ffut Nancy Martorano, a by the Wisconsin · however, . su~ested tbe Jlll!formaoce. Ages to be betwem 8 aDd 9 un. tlo pay for re-electioo in 2004· professor of political sci- Advertising Project. That label isli~t let qjclcjng · . ~ begin with the youth tbe $20 .entry fee. Tbe attorney general is eooe at the University of number is expected to Among ,7311 Ohio voters dimioo (grades. K-5 as of Please do not mail aD.y both the slate's top attomey Dayton, said die -presMien- inc!QSC as White HOUiiC interviewed_between May the upcoming &Chool year), money/checks . when preand its chief law epfon:er. tiaf contest ma,v be motC coatelld= vie for victory in '19 and June 2, 23 pelt'alt then tile junior diviliion registering. The post is generally than a simple distraction' in . Novembet said they would be less iUf' (gnldes S-8), and tbe senior For rrwre infol"'fffJlimJ viewed as second to the tbe attorney general's race: Democrats have seen ~MJ~Uve of tbe Democrallc gmup (9-J 2J_ about mks or regulalions governor in the power it It maybe·• asset. ·- . 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MmoraD.O '.SIIid points. · · Eich ...,."'can -..-s- ARoUND ToWN • .. _- . . . ·' - - " " " ' �4• fn8ap Cimd -6mtintl _PageA4 OPINION Suoday~June8,2oos Sunday~ June 8, aoo8 Obituaries Vc>ters rewrite the political playbook .' And whot is so rare as a . ' · lhen. ifever; cOtM perfoct . -~~~ Heove" tries the etUth if it be in tulle, • '· And·over softly her warm ' ,,..,,,.,,,,, eat lays... · '• ,· . · - Jamt:s Russen Lowell ''o;, . : lklu Etlilor: . . I am writing to the citizens of Gallipolis to be aw~ of .puppy mills. I bet 75 pe~nt of you ~ ~y unaware that we bave puppy mills not only here m Ohio but all over the United States. Dogs are being abused by being shoved in a small cage ·with no solid ground, and lots of times have multiple dogs in. the small cage that is DOl even big eliOIIgh for one. Most of the puppies in the puppy mills have little to no hope of ever forming some type of human companionship, little to no hope of ever becoming part of a family. · The puppies have NO •lleterinary attention and most of 1bese animals have never seen a treat, a toy, or even a small lJUPPY bed. After dogs are unable to produce they eiltJer lrilled, aband0tiei1 or sold to anolber mill to only be aDIJSi:d for the rest of their lives. What can you do? · • Visit www.stoppuppymills.org. : • Donate. · . • • Adapt. . . . · • Speak up (write letters to state ofticials ). : • Get flyers to put at our l<lcal veterinary offices._ am • ear-Stanley . (Jcfl¥o'is LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the ediwr are welcome. They s/wuld .be Jess than 300 words. AU leners are subject ro editing, must be sigrt£d, and include address and telephone iuunber. No unsigned leneN wiU be publislietL Leners ,should be in good taste, addressing issues, rwt per1011/lUties. 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UJ She is survived by he{ son, LlutY MIXgan and · wife . . . · Sherrie of Chesapeake, OhiO, and her brother, Don,a1d d h _ fi ; . wpe.· ~ - ••ur ~ , A memorial service for Ruth Boster, 80. formerly· of Gallipolis, who died Jan. 30. 2008. will be held Saturday, June 14, 2008 at II a.m. in Grace United Methodist Church, with Pastor Bob Powell officiating. · Friends can visit with the family immediately following · the service. · Dems to push Obama ~ goals with bills in Congress ASSOC1ATEO PRESS WRITER •siliiif A. Hedter.t • lqibji: :~ r. ~' Ruth Boster Bv LAuRIE KELLIIAN ' ' ' . C)1ziw:t. W.Va., da~ 'Of the late diaries Troy lad~ ~) AWDIID."· · .· · Jimmy A. Heckert, 70, of Pomeroy, passed away at his I .~- •·- ~ t~be( IDjisionary to the Texas- residence on Wednesday, June 4, 2008. ~;lktd« -iaa 50 .Eritrea, East Afriql, a homemaker, He was bom June .JO, 1931, in Weston, W.Va., son of the !be:~ of the Dan'Ville Bible Methodist Church at late Charles A. and Ruby-B, (Fortney) Heckert. D.tiville, iod attended and ministered to the Alledteny He w.as a gradtiatc; of SOutheast High School in Ravenna, Wesleyan Methodist Church in Leon, W.Va., whicn her Ohio, Class of 19S5. He wu employed as a millwright by husband 'pastored. . General Motors in Lordsto\YII for 30 years. She was a 1952 gtaduate of Kingwood (W.Va.) High He loved to hunt and fish, and he dearly loved his grandSchool, and auended W~t Vtrginia Wesleyan College at children. . Buckhannon and West Virginia University at Morgantown. In addition to his parents. he was preceded by a sister, She graduated from ·God's Bible School and College in Patricia Heck.en Whisman. . Cincinnati with a bachelor's degree in theology in 1955, He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Edith Riggs imd with a bachelor of arts the following year. Both years Heckert of Pomeroy; children, James A. Heckert and _his sbe was the class valedictorian. . wife Rhonda of Rootstown, and Cynthia Lynn Sullivan and · Sbe is survived by her husband, the Rev. Amos Ttllis'o( her husband Alan of Port Clinton; grandchildren, Spencer Pomero.}'. whom she oWried June 22, 1957; children, Sullivan, and Craig, Clark. and Kaley Heck.en; step-grandSusan (Jerry) McVey of GaUoway, Doi1 (Gina) Ttllis of children, Ashlea and 'JYler Blankenship; brothers and sis. Rudand. Bartlara Wtlliams of Miltoil, W.Va., Rebecca Ttllis ·ters-in-law, David and Carol Riggs of Pomeroy, and Herb of Rutland, imd Joseph (Faye) Ttllis of Danville; and a sis- and Gloria Riggs of Windham, Ohio; and many nieces and t.er, W¥a Bishoff.of Morganto\YII•. W.Va. ' nephews. . . . . . Sbe IS also sutvtved by p;andchtldren, Brooke (Dodger) There w1ll be no callmg hours and no serv1ce IS -schedVail&han, · Britt~'y. WiUt.3.ms, lktb Williams, Cody uled at this time. . · . Wil&ams1 (ulie Tillis, .Ben Tillis, Anna nllia and J~ .f. Arrangements were handled by the Anderson-McDamel :t11lii, · iwitb. , · grandclilldren Melissa ~1, ' ~ Home iii ~meroy. . . . f4t1tk {David~bey aud Dwayne (Suste) McVey;, a - Online regts!fY . 1s l!VaJ.lable at petll-JI'IIIdc;hild, Trey Vauldlan; 10 ·step-great-gralidchil- · www.ltndersonmcdamel.com. ~~leo; llld several nieces aJ,Kf nepbews. . . llealdealw parents, Jbe waa ;Keeeded m ~by a 111· ........_ . . _ _ lltr, -Edith Barill, and two infant ltrothers. . . r .., _ • Serviees will be 2 p;m. Tuesday, June 10, "1.008, in the · · · · Danville Bible Methodist Chim:h .at Danville, .with the Rev. . .. Phylli~ Jean Henderson Morgan of Point Pleasant, W.Va., D~ Co · ill · d,ied Thursday, June 5, 2008. at her re~idence. __... Hatfteld officiating. . mmmat services w be I ' Sbewasbon\July27,l928,inHenderson, W.Va._.daughp..m. Werlt:esday,June U, 2008, .at the Centenary Cemetery tcr of the late Herbert 1bomas and Forest Rose Dickerson lD ·~~ruceton M;Us, W.Va. . · •· Henderson. . · . 'lbt f.milf. Will teoei:ve friends on Monday, 9, 2008, In addition to her parents, she ~~~~ - preceded in death by ~~ . Bible Med)odist Church from ~ to 4 and 7 ber busb~. Herman Lewis Motgan, and her sister, Anita 1,~. · -r ..Gallipolis, Ohio 4S63 L ·1· ' . . . ' ' ., Rulli Loulee1111t .Another reason to hope Help stop puppy mill abuse " ~~. .. .. ;~" Marcb' t6 ·of. • Who among us has not of others throughout the ·. they can achieve the highbeen told by ·our patents country, the road to win- est office of the 'laacl if Ulat they can become anynilfg elections . for they work bard, ttudy thing and anyone they African-American candi- hard, play by the rules, want to be, even president dates was dependent on respect others and ~~erve of the United States? Yet, Donna running in states with their cou.ntry with honor in my household, my sib· Brazile high · percentages of and grace. . d 1 ' o uld always minorities. Obama has Imgs au w This. is an American go ·behind our parent's proven anyone can ru.n moment to be cherished back and giggle at such a anywhere and. win everysilly thought. We knew · where if people believe in by all even those Jean BJid Lionel Brazile grandparents whose val- your message and you opposed to the candidacy weren't telling us the ues ate rooted in. the deliver it c·o nsistently of Barack. Obama. Yea, whole truth. Despite the Midwest soil of honoring every day. there will be oontinQed progress mad~ over the one's worth and dignity, Although the debates about whether centuries. many doors young Obama did not gig- Republican Pany has America is truly ready to . were still closed to gle when told wha~ he ·shifted into attack mode elect its ftrst black presiwomen and minorities in could achie~e in life. now that the Democrats dent. Some will go 10 far America. Thanks to the Second, the American have chosen · their nomi- as to saddle Obama with hi-storic candidacies of people. With the election nee, let's hope that they Sens. Bara,ck Obama and of John F. Kennedy in don't forget that they, too, the task of ·winning a fuU Hillary Clinton, those 1960, the country won- h~lped make this moment 100 percent of all the vatdoors have swung wide dered ·w hether it w.as time possible. When ious constitu.encies that open. to move past the old bar- Democrats resisted ·the comprise our u.niqu.e aud Botb my patents fin- riers of racial di>;isiom It idea of change; it was varied electoral fabric. To isbed high school and · wasn't. It took presidents, Republican leaders like be sure, Obama will not attended, but did not congressional leadership, Sens. Everett Dirksen and · win over every Democrat. graduate, coilege. It was a a mass resistance mov-e - Edward Brookes and But he will try to win different kind of educl!- ment led by Dr. Martin countless other GOP law- every vote and every tion that taught them Luther King Jr., and the · makers who stood up and heart of those wanting which side of the street . will of justice-seeking broke the filibus.Us that they could walk on arid Americans to break down allowed . the landmark this election fought on the where the designated col- the barriers of racial divi- passage of . the Civil issues that worry us all: I ored-ooly seats . were on sions that kept blacks and Rights Act uf 1964 and nation at war with no eatit the Saint Charles street- whites from sitting the Voting Rights Act of straten. a weakened Cllr. My parents worked together at the same bus, 1965. Together, those econ9my that saps our hard, eacb . of 'them often lunch counter and movie monumental pieces of ability to invest in crucial juggling three minimum- theater. . legislation helped end de social priorities aad 1 wage jobs that offered no There was massive facto and de jure segrega- crumbling infra&~. health insurance (or any · resistant ·to change, espe- tion and barriers to elecLet the debate beoin cially in the political t' · · · other be ne fitts ) . What t hey lora:1 • partletpa ton. anew in this as. oyet lacked in money, they _arena, where millions of Presidents Kennedy .a nd unchartered era in made up for in bop!: and eligible citi~ns were Johnson may have cham. I' . d .mspuauon. . . L"'-~ denied their right to vote pt ' oned • ..,. nall·cy, bu.t 1.t. Amencan po IIICS an tu; "-80 many · ...,... r~ Ob · ,_..__ parents of their genera- and participate ~ the w.as Republicans ·w orking culture. . ama must ......,_ tion, this day i~ especially political process ue to , with Democrats who up John Mce.in'·• offer to joyful. Every .:hlld in the color of their sFkin. ~t helped to end. filibusters start tbe debate· now. Let America can now listen to took a woman • anme and put America on a new these two men of botlor their elders describe · an Lou ·Hamer. a daughter of path. · &Qd integrity take their .u nlimited . future without . Mississippi sbarecro~ And .p residents 'w ho messa•es to th" cornwho, having been Jailed . eo "" behind their • Came 11fter them also fields of lowa, the bayous gig•ling o and. almost .b eaten to backs. death, was "sick and tired btok.e dowli barriers . by of the deep South, the The Democratic Party's of being sick, and tired- appointing qualified industrial rust belt, the nomination of Obama is a minonties and women to b llo f A chia enollgh to lead .a .delega- Cabm·et ·pos1.11.ons, 1---'udo ws o P,pa1a tal hi monumen ac evetpent tion of black. .citizens to· "" and the rugged heartland 'i n American history with- tb 1964 De · ing Pt:esident . Bush's f · 0 our country. e mocratJC conselectt'on of Col1'n -Po~:ell out parallel. For' ·th · e fimt · · · All t' c·t t "· . d venuoo m an tc 1 y o and Condol-zza R;~ to This · is America now. ~ A Ame · --..o.ed ith time, Amenca stan s on demand a seat at the table positions n nca uuu"" "' .the verge of electing a son of democracy. Democrats important label ld ..._ of Africa to 'the presideD- resisted, fiercely; but by involving . the nation's . a new Is o u . .c y of the United States of eventually offering two national socurity and for- nation itself - 1 laud of Ame~ica. And while the seats at the convention, eign diplomacy. And, yes, opportunity .and a p'ace road to the White House tbe Democratic Party it .was two southern preii- where every child hill' the will be difficult. mariy became the pany of dents, Jimmy Carter and , chance to achie&~e her can claim a role in mak- choice for the majority of Bill Clinton. who vigor- dream (.D•~- ·~ 1, • ing it possible. blacks yearning for a ously proffi:Oled equalitt" First, Obama's family. voice in the political of opporturuty for all. ,otftlul e•-·w r tla His grandparents raised arena. , The · bricks that were CNN A"C u Nr• him to believe in himself, 1 ·th the once used to •break. down '. . • ' Until recent y, WI · ~ .arra·ers now pave ,,__ colltrijfllial coht••UI r. despite the faCt that his electa'on of Doug Wt'tde~ ' llllll ....,. African father had aban·• way fpr children. born RoU Coil, tl&e ""''19., as governor of the former -~-' unborn, -bo ~ill no~ o' Cailol HP' 11M '-· doned h~ and his white confederate state' .of """ • • " ., -r ..., #American mother when Virginia and the victoriei wbolelieartedly believe ~ , PC"'lf'Z he was a little boy. With their' parents wben told /Ill' AI Got..) ~ ~th Louise TilliS, · 73, . to be with liet Lorcfon -~i.; June 6, l<d, ·at her H~'Jtlqa Road, Pomeroy, . VIEW Listen Ashcraft. . He is survived by his wife, Mildred Thomas Donahue; children, Christy Lavender of Syracuse, Fauna Donahue of Vmton, -Arvina (Tom Kirk) Donahue of Denver, Colo:, and Scott Donahue of Vmton;· three grandchildren, Raberta (Jered) Hill of Racine, Keri (Travis) Smith of Letart, Ohio, aud Cynthia (Brody) Bauers of LOgan, Ohio; and foor great-pndchildren. · maildition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a son-in-law, Ll!rry Lavender. Graveside serviceS will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 10, 2008,- at .Vmton Me!DOrial Park, with Pastor Bob Powell . officialing: Tbele will be no .visitation. · · In lieu of flow~. · memorial gifts may be sent to the Cancer caat.er fhr · Cancer ~. 170 Jackson Pike, d4y ill Jw.e? TODAY IN HISTORY .'READER'S Deaths Ruth LOI..-Ise 1"'ls What a season! Even as couldn't be controlled. over Clinton, the ~ictmany Americans heave After all, YouTube pro- ed historic p.articipation huge sighs of relief that vided videos of first of voters under age 30 it's finally over, no one Cokle Jeremiah Wiight and then didn't happen. More can ·argue· this primary and Michael. Pfleger spewing young voters showed up ., campaign hasn't been racism · from -the pulpit. than in the past two eleeOhio Valley Publishing CO. exciting, not to mention Steven And his own remarks lions; but their average of instructive. In a nominaRoberts about "bitter" voters 14 percent of Democratic Dan Goodrich tion process designed by came back-to bite Obama voters W'$ in line with the party elders to end by via the Internet, underlinPublisher earl" Febr_uary, voters '· ing the fact that there is other yeatll.: Kevin Kelly kept' gettin$ in ?he way of no 1onger sueh a th'tng as · African-Americans, Diane Hill the politictans' best-laid dent:· Hillary Clinton, a "private~ meeting. who produced an imprea- · Managing Editor Controller plans. who was able to keep her Those hits slowed sive. average of 82 percent As pundits bemoaned caJJ1paign alive with Obama's momentum of their vote for Ob•m•, Letters to the editor an welcome. Tht!y should be kss the length of the battle. online appeals (plus her enough to create another alSo participated at about than 300 woirls. AIL kuers are subject to ediling and must unheard of phenomenon the same rate as in put and Obama supponers personal 'loans). be signed and include lllidnss and lt!kpllone number. No tried to shove Hillary Fund-raising marks just - Clinton's overwhelm- elections. So, even in IUUigned kllt!rs will be published. Ullt!rs should be in Clinton out of the race, , the tip of the Internet tee- ing victories in several what should be a decidedgOod taste, atldn!ssing issues, not personalities. voters rushed to the polls berg this sc:ason. Starting key states AFTER her ly Democratic year, those in record-breaking num- with Clinton's announce- chance of winning althe numbers mean the prebees and donors wrote ment of her .candidacy. nomination was virtu 1y ,. checks for record-brt;ak- bt'lle d as a " c hat" WI'th the nonexistent. usu all y vot' sumptive nominee ,aces ing dollars. voters, all t~e . way. ers.like to go with a win- some rough months ahead Today is Sunday, June 8, the I 60th day of 2008. There~ . How could anyone fault through- Father ,M tchael ner, but seniors, women, · trying to · win over 206 days left in the year. a season when both polit- ~eger's shout that "God . Hispanics, lower-income Clinton's voters. Today's Highlight in History: ' ' For now, though, he can ical parties surpassed by wtll have the last · word, whites and Catholics kept On June 8, A.D. 632, the prqphet Muhammad died in millions . their previous not YouTube," much of Clinton in the race right revel in his historic viewMedina. . highs in voter turnout? the campaign . has been to the end. ry and marvel at the wonOn this date: The more than 37 million waged in cyberspace, What does that mean ders of this election 'seaIn 1845, Andrew Jacboli. the seventh president of the who participated in . this even as the candidates for ·the gener~ election'/ . son -one that's unlikely United 'states, died in Nalihville, Tenn. year's Democratic con- slogged through state Tha_t c_ampatg';l ';lOW to be repeated. On the last In 1861; Tennessee seceded from the Union. te$tS swamped the 1988 a~~::~· knew that he begms w1th warmng stgo,s day of the primaries, · .Jn 1864, Abraham Lincoln was nominated for another showing or 23 million. could use the Web not for B~ack Obama, whof!C Senate Majority Leader term as president during the National Union (RepUblican) And even though the ortly to r'al·~- money but effus1vene~s toward h1s Harry Reid called 08 the opponent m recent day..s . · Gop h d Wl· nner much Piu:ty's convention in Baltimore. a20a million voters also. to enlist volunteers reveals his recognition of Part Y to mak~ fundamen. • eatlier, In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt offered to act as a ' marked Republiqm bat- lind to energize bloggers. the rigors of. the battl~ tal _c~ges JD the DOIDl· mediator in the Russo--Japanese War. lots. besting the 17 mil- He knew where young ahead. His . supponers nation process. But what· In 1915, Secretary of State Wtlliam Jennings Bryan lion in 2000. people, one of the core insistence that his apP~<al ever the politicians come ,ll:Signed in a disagreement with President Wtlson over U.S. Then tliere's the money groups supponing · him, to young voters and inde- up with nellt, this season )landling of the·sinking of the Lusitania. -more than a half-a-bitgot thed ir i~formh_ation -h pendents will change the has shown that the voters · In 1948, the "Texaco Star Theater" made. its debut on lion dollars given to the two ays a.ter IS speec C::litical map is only half are likely to have their 'NBC-TV with Milton Bede guest-hosting the first proon race, more than a milb th 1 f . top two Democrats by the . d h If hB" rne out y e resu ts o own ideas. gram. (Berle was later named the show~s permanent host.) 1 11 11 · end pf April. And it's· !tP!! IlL ~PP e ,.... the season so far. (S-••.,.. -~L ...... •-··. . In 1953, the Supmne Court, in District of Columbia v. gone online to see at least Wh'l · d d "' • ...,...... - · · HOW those vast sums part of it _ and he benet e . tn ~pen e~ts, book i• "MJ Flll.en' Thompson· Co., ruled that restaurants in the District of · ·Columbia could not refuse to serve blacks. ~ere r~i_s'?d ta\. re;ro~ filed from celebrity-stud- ~ho~ ~~.:~~~e~tl~n!, Hou~e·~ Me-if .. Though for Today: ''Love hath no physic for a grief too t e po' JtJca .. P ay 00 · ded videos, such as "Yes gave Obama an avera"e Fo111il1 (Willi4 _ Ill deep." -. Robert Nathan, American author llld composer Obama s ab1hty to tap We Can," that traveled of a 12_po1'nt· margin in Morrow, 2005). Stere thousands of small d?nors 1 from inbox to inbox. --' C L:. 1M b {1894-1985). over. the Internet w111. be But the Illinois senator states where they could o.... o..... Ro "' e1111 e stud1ed for ~Jectton also lejiCiled that the Web · vote, and young people collllieud b1 e-..U Ill cycles to come. Ftrst stuwent for him by 20 points su•ecokie<itgM~~il co•.) i:s! &un11a!' t!:ime' -&tntintl • Page A5 Pomeroy • MiddlepOrt • GalllpoUs Helldersonoflfenderson, w.va.· Graveside services will be obierved with family and friends of the family at 1 p.m. Sunday, June 8, 2008, with .,p. ........ · · ·•...._:__._.__ dyde Thomas'"Tommy" Donahue, 77, ofVmuin, passed the Rev. Brian Morgan officiating. Burial will follow in away in Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis, on Saturday Kirtland Memorial Gardens in Point Pleasant. CrowHussell Funeral Home will be in chluge of fuileral arrange. morning, June 7, 2008. He was a 1948 gradnau: of Rutland High School, and a 'ments. . ~Air Force veteran who served in VIetnam and Korea. In .lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The In addition, he was a retired school bus driver for the Gallia American Cancer · Society or The American Diabetes · County SchOols and a member of the Vmton American Foundation. · Phyllis's cate has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Legion Post 161. ' Clyde was born Oc~. 12, 1930, in Jacksonville, Ohio, son Funeral Home. An online guest registry is available at ·of the late Clyde Donahue and Mildred Grover Donahue www.crowhussellfb.com. • lil'sbi VII WASIDNGTON Between now and Election Day, Democrats say they will use Congress to showcase the kinds of change promised by their presiden; tial candidate, Barack Obama. . Some legislation they' II choose has good prospects of passage - pohcy blueprints for higher education and the military; a ban on lead in toys -and skip over debates on spending plans and some taxes until a new president takes office. Other bills they'll debate are doomed. But on those, the point isn't pas~e this year. It's about making the case that the Democrats' plan . for children's health care, for example, won't become law without one of their own in the White House. Wbate:ver legislation Democrals offer. it will have been vetted for the benefit of the Obama campaign as is traditional between the congressional majority and its presidential candidate. "Now that the primaries have come to a close, we · relish the opponunity to compare agendas," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., the Senate Democrats' chief fundraiser. "It's going to sharpen the focus in the Congress and the Senate. It's going to sharpen ' the focus in the presidential race." House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, too, indicated that the House agenda would be synchroniZed with Obama's in the run-up to drafting a party platform. s She told reponers this week that the document would reflect the Democrats' focus on heath care, global warming, national security and the economy. 'T m sure we 'II be sitting down together to talk. about how we can work. together for a great Democratic Victo' ry in November," Pelosi, DCalif., told reporters who had asked her about Obiuna. "We' II obviously want t.o make it ct,UTent as we go forward and be more illustralive of some of the initiatives we would put forward." Still to be determined is whether Democrats are going to try to push throuaih a legislative rescue for die mortgage crisis, or use the issue as a club against Republicans this fall. . In other ways, the floor schedule will reflect effort by .Democrats to put Republicans on record on economic issues. Pelosi next week is planning to bring up a bill to extend of unemployment benefits after new Labor Department statistics showed the biggest monthly jump in the jobless rate since 1986. Democrats also are planning a new effort to.revive the economy this fall, at the height of the campaign. . Congressional action ~s a camprugn tool can cut both ways. . Republicans like Sens. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania have warned, for example, that blocking President Bush's . judicial nominations was angering GOP senators and could trigger retaliation against a President Obama and his nominees. an ·SID Even longtime market The previously unthink.- will attack. Iran if it doesn't an average of $3.99 for a orfall in the U.S., the dollar observers were shocked by able idea of $150 oil, and abandon its nucleat pro- gallon of regular gas tends to weaken against the Transportation · nationwide, according to euro. the magnitude and speed of gasoline that will keep gram. NEW YORK :..... Oil oil's rally. climbing above· $4, made rt Minister Shaul Mofaz AAA and the Oil Price MBJ~y traders buy comprices made their biggest "We're into unchartered clear to investors that con- added that Iranian President Information Service; in modities such as oil as a single-day leap ever Friday, · territory, and somewhat off sumers would· be forced to Mabmoud Ahmadinejad many parts of the country, hedge against inflation -dragging the Dow Jones · the map as far as historical be even more consen>ative "will disappear before .Israel consumers are already pay- when the dollat. is falling, ·industrials down nearly 400 precedents are concerned," than they have · been in does," the Yediot Ahronot ing well over $4. Retail and a weaker dollar makes · points and raising the once- said Jim .Ritterbusch, presi- recent months. daily reported. diesel slipped a penny oil cheaper for investors unthinkable prospect of dent of energy consultancy Before Thursday, oil had Iran is the second-biggest overnight to $4. 76. dealing in other currencies. S150 oil and more record Ritterbusch imd Associates receded nearly $13 a barrel oil producer in the Pump prices are bound to Analysts believe the dol· . gas prices by the Fourth of in Galena. lli. from its highs, . a respite Orgamiation <!f Petwleum rise even further if oil sus- tar's pmtracted decline has · Besides the jump in the from its nearly· record- EJ;porting Countries,-and tains its advance. James been a major reason why oil July. · The meteoric rise of Dear· unemployment rate, the every-day march. But the traders ·w ony that any con· Cotdier, president of prices have nearly doubled Jy $ll for the day piled atop Labor Department said end of the week. sent it right flict with lsrltel could dis· Tampa, Fla>based trading in the past yeat. ·an increase of almost $5.50 employers had cut 49,000 back up again. rupt global supplies. finn Liberty Trading Group, The euro strengthened · the day before, taking oil jobs in May, the fifth The burst in oil prices A further weakening of predicted prices could rise funher against the greenfut\lfes more than 13 per· straight .month of nation- · also raised the prospect of the dollar also helped send to $4.25 as early as the end back Friday. A Labor ..cent higher in just lWO days, W:i.de· losses. Job losses for . accelerating inflatiOn by oil prices higher by enticing of the month . Department report show. .easily•a record on the New · ~he year reached 324,000. adding to already strained overseas bu.yers armed with "Unfortunately, drivers ing the U.S. unemployYork Mercantile EXchange. The White House said transportation costs stronger currencies and oth· cutting back isn't going to ment rate jumped half a • And those weren't the · l'resident Bush was con- whicli will send prices ers , looking for a hedge lower the price of gasoline percentage point to 5.5 ··only stunning numbei-s of sidering further plans to higher throughout the against the greenback. But at anytime soon," he said. percent last month - its the day: The government help energize the:: economy, . economy. also represented a stampede The dramatic reversal in biggest monthly increase also reported the nation's already teetering on the Light, sweet crude for by bullish traders and opti- .. what had been a weakening since 1986 - could drag -unemployment rate zoomed edge of recession and crip- July delivery officially fin- mistic computer models oil market began Thursday the dollar even lower in 11> 5.5 percent in May, a pled by a tumbling housing ished the day at $138.54, betting that prices still have after ECB President Jean- the days ahead . _ . monthly rise of half a per- . market and other factors. up $10.75 on the Nymex. further to rise. Claude Tricbet suggested "Unemployment jumping cemage point, the biggest in On Wall Street, the Dow But after the settlement, "Tho bulls ... refuse to go the bank could raise interest as it did today will be in the · . plunged . 394.64 points, the contract jumped as away," 22 years. . said Stephen rates and the euro climbed market for a long time and · Oil settled at $138.54, a more than 3 percent, to high as $139.12. Prices hit Schork, an analyst and trad- against tbe dollar. When will contmue to pressUre the rise of niore than 8 percent. close at 12,209.81, the a previous record of er in Villanova, Pa. interest rates rise in Eumpe, U.S. dollar,'' Cordier said. The surged came after biggest drop in more than $135.09 a barrel on May Meanwhile, · U.S. ga~ Morgan Stanley analyst Ole 15 months m both percent- 22, and settled Thursday at prices at the pump contirtSlorer predicted strong age and points terms. · ued to hover just ·shy of an $127.79. demand m Asia and tight W~ Srreet bad manaaed Traders also zeroed in on average $4 a gallon, easing 15iPPUe1 in the Western to lilll:ug off oil't advance oa remarks by an Israeli only 0.3 cent from · Hemisphere could drive Thursday ~t succ~mbed to Cabinet minister who was Thursday's record. · prices to $150 by extreme anxiety Fnday. Drivers are now paying quoted as saying his country Independence Day, when The stock matket's great · millions of Americans take concern of late has been PUBLIC NOTICE whether· consumers would to the roads. Thal means no end in sight curb their spending.on nonII Rl.. lldl Golf CIWI DriYing Range TOOL AND EQUIPMENT AUCTION . for spiraling gas prices. · essenllals as they were Wa*tu June 11th Buckeye Hiiis Career Dlnter will be selling used tools and . already above. $4 per gallon forced to pay more for gas equipme!'t tci !be highest bidder at a public auction on !be Buckeye in much of the country. and other staples. 2:30piii·DIIt Hills Career ec.- campus starting at 11:00 am, June 14, 2008. BY ADAM 8cttREcK N' BUSINESS WRITEA ·Callaway Demo Day ill\ fil• (J\ The following type< of equipmmt ~e includod in the auction: · • Computer Equipment • Office Equipment • Miscellaneous Kitdltn Equipment • Miscellaneous Welding Equipment • MiiiCdlaneous Shop llquipmeRt • Miscellaneous ?terns • Miscellaneous Auto Equipment The Buckeye Hills Career Dloter Campus · is located at \. ,.~ I"' ..,,,. "'.1:. 351 Buckeye llilll Roed. Rio Grade, Ohio. ' We sell ali equipment in "as is" coodilioo . • I tllr, -~ •Ca••a.lllhlll 1111 CtF SSJ GoiCiultl • F.tw Pa11n • d'Ciub Fllllngl ~ For llore lnrorm.tton c.ll ~ RouM, NA Pro 304-773-5354 �4• fn8ap Cimd -6mtintl _PageA4 OPINION Suoday~June8,2oos Sunday~ June 8, aoo8 Obituaries Vc>ters rewrite the political playbook .' And whot is so rare as a . ' · lhen. ifever; cOtM perfoct . -~~~ Heove" tries the etUth if it be in tulle, • '· And·over softly her warm ' ,,..,,,.,,,,, eat lays... · '• ,· . · - Jamt:s Russen Lowell ''o;, . : lklu Etlilor: . . I am writing to the citizens of Gallipolis to be aw~ of .puppy mills. I bet 75 pe~nt of you ~ ~y unaware that we bave puppy mills not only here m Ohio but all over the United States. Dogs are being abused by being shoved in a small cage ·with no solid ground, and lots of times have multiple dogs in. the small cage that is DOl even big eliOIIgh for one. Most of the puppies in the puppy mills have little to no hope of ever forming some type of human companionship, little to no hope of ever becoming part of a family. · The puppies have NO •lleterinary attention and most of 1bese animals have never seen a treat, a toy, or even a small lJUPPY bed. After dogs are unable to produce they eiltJer lrilled, aband0tiei1 or sold to anolber mill to only be aDIJSi:d for the rest of their lives. What can you do? · • Visit www.stoppuppymills.org. : • Donate. · . • • Adapt. . . . · • Speak up (write letters to state ofticials ). : • Get flyers to put at our l<lcal veterinary offices._ am • ear-Stanley . (Jcfl¥o'is LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the ediwr are welcome. They s/wuld .be Jess than 300 words. AU leners are subject ro editing, must be sigrt£d, and include address and telephone iuunber. No unsigned leneN wiU be publislietL Leners ,should be in good taste, addressing issues, rwt per1011/lUties. 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UJ She is survived by he{ son, LlutY MIXgan and · wife . . . · Sherrie of Chesapeake, OhiO, and her brother, Don,a1d d h _ fi ; . wpe.· ~ - ••ur ~ , A memorial service for Ruth Boster, 80. formerly· of Gallipolis, who died Jan. 30. 2008. will be held Saturday, June 14, 2008 at II a.m. in Grace United Methodist Church, with Pastor Bob Powell officiating. · Friends can visit with the family immediately following · the service. · Dems to push Obama ~ goals with bills in Congress ASSOC1ATEO PRESS WRITER •siliiif A. Hedter.t • lqibji: :~ r. ~' Ruth Boster Bv LAuRIE KELLIIAN ' ' ' . C)1ziw:t. W.Va., da~ 'Of the late diaries Troy lad~ ~) AWDIID."· · .· · Jimmy A. Heckert, 70, of Pomeroy, passed away at his I .~- •·- ~ t~be( IDjisionary to the Texas- residence on Wednesday, June 4, 2008. ~;lktd« -iaa 50 .Eritrea, East Afriql, a homemaker, He was bom June .JO, 1931, in Weston, W.Va., son of the !be:~ of the Dan'Ville Bible Methodist Church at late Charles A. and Ruby-B, (Fortney) Heckert. D.tiville, iod attended and ministered to the Alledteny He w.as a gradtiatc; of SOutheast High School in Ravenna, Wesleyan Methodist Church in Leon, W.Va., whicn her Ohio, Class of 19S5. He wu employed as a millwright by husband 'pastored. . General Motors in Lordsto\YII for 30 years. She was a 1952 gtaduate of Kingwood (W.Va.) High He loved to hunt and fish, and he dearly loved his grandSchool, and auended W~t Vtrginia Wesleyan College at children. . Buckhannon and West Virginia University at Morgantown. In addition to his parents. he was preceded by a sister, She graduated from ·God's Bible School and College in Patricia Heck.en Whisman. . Cincinnati with a bachelor's degree in theology in 1955, He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Edith Riggs imd with a bachelor of arts the following year. Both years Heckert of Pomeroy; children, James A. Heckert and _his sbe was the class valedictorian. . wife Rhonda of Rootstown, and Cynthia Lynn Sullivan and · Sbe is survived by her husband, the Rev. Amos Ttllis'o( her husband Alan of Port Clinton; grandchildren, Spencer Pomero.}'. whom she oWried June 22, 1957; children, Sullivan, and Craig, Clark. and Kaley Heck.en; step-grandSusan (Jerry) McVey of GaUoway, Doi1 (Gina) Ttllis of children, Ashlea and 'JYler Blankenship; brothers and sis. Rudand. Bartlara Wtlliams of Miltoil, W.Va., Rebecca Ttllis ·ters-in-law, David and Carol Riggs of Pomeroy, and Herb of Rutland, imd Joseph (Faye) Ttllis of Danville; and a sis- and Gloria Riggs of Windham, Ohio; and many nieces and t.er, W¥a Bishoff.of Morganto\YII•. W.Va. ' nephews. . . . . . Sbe IS also sutvtved by p;andchtldren, Brooke (Dodger) There w1ll be no callmg hours and no serv1ce IS -schedVail&han, · Britt~'y. WiUt.3.ms, lktb Williams, Cody uled at this time. . · . Wil&ams1 (ulie Tillis, .Ben Tillis, Anna nllia and J~ .f. Arrangements were handled by the Anderson-McDamel :t11lii, · iwitb. , · grandclilldren Melissa ~1, ' ~ Home iii ~meroy. . . . f4t1tk {David~bey aud Dwayne (Suste) McVey;, a - Online regts!fY . 1s l!VaJ.lable at petll-JI'IIIdc;hild, Trey Vauldlan; 10 ·step-great-gralidchil- · www.ltndersonmcdamel.com. ~~leo; llld several nieces aJ,Kf nepbews. . . llealdealw parents, Jbe waa ;Keeeded m ~by a 111· ........_ . . _ _ lltr, -Edith Barill, and two infant ltrothers. . . r .., _ • Serviees will be 2 p;m. Tuesday, June 10, "1.008, in the · · · · Danville Bible Methodist Chim:h .at Danville, .with the Rev. . .. Phylli~ Jean Henderson Morgan of Point Pleasant, W.Va., D~ Co · ill · d,ied Thursday, June 5, 2008. at her re~idence. __... Hatfteld officiating. . mmmat services w be I ' Sbewasbon\July27,l928,inHenderson, W.Va._.daughp..m. Werlt:esday,June U, 2008, .at the Centenary Cemetery tcr of the late Herbert 1bomas and Forest Rose Dickerson lD ·~~ruceton M;Us, W.Va. . · •· Henderson. . · . 'lbt f.milf. Will teoei:ve friends on Monday, 9, 2008, In addition to her parents, she ~~~~ - preceded in death by ~~ . Bible Med)odist Church from ~ to 4 and 7 ber busb~. Herman Lewis Motgan, and her sister, Anita 1,~. · -r ..Gallipolis, Ohio 4S63 L ·1· ' . . . ' ' ., Rulli Loulee1111t .Another reason to hope Help stop puppy mill abuse " ~~. .. .. ;~" Marcb' t6 ·of. • Who among us has not of others throughout the ·. they can achieve the highbeen told by ·our patents country, the road to win- est office of the 'laacl if Ulat they can become anynilfg elections . for they work bard, ttudy thing and anyone they African-American candi- hard, play by the rules, want to be, even president dates was dependent on respect others and ~~erve of the United States? Yet, Donna running in states with their cou.ntry with honor in my household, my sib· Brazile high · percentages of and grace. . d 1 ' o uld always minorities. Obama has Imgs au w This. is an American go ·behind our parent's proven anyone can ru.n moment to be cherished back and giggle at such a anywhere and. win everysilly thought. We knew · where if people believe in by all even those Jean BJid Lionel Brazile grandparents whose val- your message and you opposed to the candidacy weren't telling us the ues ate rooted in. the deliver it c·o nsistently of Barack. Obama. Yea, whole truth. Despite the Midwest soil of honoring every day. there will be oontinQed progress mad~ over the one's worth and dignity, Although the debates about whether centuries. many doors young Obama did not gig- Republican Pany has America is truly ready to . were still closed to gle when told wha~ he ·shifted into attack mode elect its ftrst black presiwomen and minorities in could achie~e in life. now that the Democrats dent. Some will go 10 far America. Thanks to the Second, the American have chosen · their nomi- as to saddle Obama with hi-storic candidacies of people. With the election nee, let's hope that they Sens. Bara,ck Obama and of John F. Kennedy in don't forget that they, too, the task of ·winning a fuU Hillary Clinton, those 1960, the country won- h~lped make this moment 100 percent of all the vatdoors have swung wide dered ·w hether it w.as time possible. When ious constitu.encies that open. to move past the old bar- Democrats resisted ·the comprise our u.niqu.e aud Botb my patents fin- riers of racial di>;isiom It idea of change; it was varied electoral fabric. To isbed high school and · wasn't. It took presidents, Republican leaders like be sure, Obama will not attended, but did not congressional leadership, Sens. Everett Dirksen and · win over every Democrat. graduate, coilege. It was a a mass resistance mov-e - Edward Brookes and But he will try to win different kind of educl!- ment led by Dr. Martin countless other GOP law- every vote and every tion that taught them Luther King Jr., and the · makers who stood up and heart of those wanting which side of the street . will of justice-seeking broke the filibus.Us that they could walk on arid Americans to break down allowed . the landmark this election fought on the where the designated col- the barriers of racial divi- passage of . the Civil issues that worry us all: I ored-ooly seats . were on sions that kept blacks and Rights Act uf 1964 and nation at war with no eatit the Saint Charles street- whites from sitting the Voting Rights Act of straten. a weakened Cllr. My parents worked together at the same bus, 1965. Together, those econ9my that saps our hard, eacb . of 'them often lunch counter and movie monumental pieces of ability to invest in crucial juggling three minimum- theater. . legislation helped end de social priorities aad 1 wage jobs that offered no There was massive facto and de jure segrega- crumbling infra&~. health insurance (or any · resistant ·to change, espe- tion and barriers to elecLet the debate beoin cially in the political t' · · · other be ne fitts ) . What t hey lora:1 • partletpa ton. anew in this as. oyet lacked in money, they _arena, where millions of Presidents Kennedy .a nd unchartered era in made up for in bop!: and eligible citi~ns were Johnson may have cham. I' . d .mspuauon. . . L"'-~ denied their right to vote pt ' oned • ..,. nall·cy, bu.t 1.t. Amencan po IIICS an tu; "-80 many · ...,... r~ Ob · ,_..__ parents of their genera- and participate ~ the w.as Republicans ·w orking culture. . ama must ......,_ tion, this day i~ especially political process ue to , with Democrats who up John Mce.in'·• offer to joyful. Every .:hlld in the color of their sFkin. ~t helped to end. filibusters start tbe debate· now. Let America can now listen to took a woman • anme and put America on a new these two men of botlor their elders describe · an Lou ·Hamer. a daughter of path. · &Qd integrity take their .u nlimited . future without . Mississippi sbarecro~ And .p residents 'w ho messa•es to th" cornwho, having been Jailed . eo "" behind their • Came 11fter them also fields of lowa, the bayous gig•ling o and. almost .b eaten to backs. death, was "sick and tired btok.e dowli barriers . by of the deep South, the The Democratic Party's of being sick, and tired- appointing qualified industrial rust belt, the nomination of Obama is a minonties and women to b llo f A chia enollgh to lead .a .delega- Cabm·et ·pos1.11.ons, 1---'udo ws o P,pa1a tal hi monumen ac evetpent tion of black. .citizens to· "" and the rugged heartland 'i n American history with- tb 1964 De · ing Pt:esident . Bush's f · 0 our country. e mocratJC conselectt'on of Col1'n -Po~:ell out parallel. For' ·th · e fimt · · · All t' c·t t "· . d venuoo m an tc 1 y o and Condol-zza R;~ to This · is America now. ~ A Ame · --..o.ed ith time, Amenca stan s on demand a seat at the table positions n nca uuu"" "' .the verge of electing a son of democracy. Democrats important label ld ..._ of Africa to 'the presideD- resisted, fiercely; but by involving . the nation's . a new Is o u . .c y of the United States of eventually offering two national socurity and for- nation itself - 1 laud of Ame~ica. And while the seats at the convention, eign diplomacy. And, yes, opportunity .and a p'ace road to the White House tbe Democratic Party it .was two southern preii- where every child hill' the will be difficult. mariy became the pany of dents, Jimmy Carter and , chance to achie&~e her can claim a role in mak- choice for the majority of Bill Clinton. who vigor- dream (.D•~- ·~ 1, • ing it possible. blacks yearning for a ously proffi:Oled equalitt" First, Obama's family. voice in the political of opporturuty for all. ,otftlul e•-·w r tla His grandparents raised arena. , The · bricks that were CNN A"C u Nr• him to believe in himself, 1 ·th the once used to •break. down '. . • ' Until recent y, WI · ~ .arra·ers now pave ,,__ colltrijfllial coht••UI r. despite the faCt that his electa'on of Doug Wt'tde~ ' llllll ....,. African father had aban·• way fpr children. born RoU Coil, tl&e ""''19., as governor of the former -~-' unborn, -bo ~ill no~ o' Cailol HP' 11M '-· doned h~ and his white confederate state' .of """ • • " ., -r ..., #American mother when Virginia and the victoriei wbolelieartedly believe ~ , PC"'lf'Z he was a little boy. With their' parents wben told /Ill' AI Got..) ~ ~th Louise TilliS, · 73, . to be with liet Lorcfon -~i.; June 6, l<d, ·at her H~'Jtlqa Road, Pomeroy, . VIEW Listen Ashcraft. . He is survived by his wife, Mildred Thomas Donahue; children, Christy Lavender of Syracuse, Fauna Donahue of Vmton, -Arvina (Tom Kirk) Donahue of Denver, Colo:, and Scott Donahue of Vmton;· three grandchildren, Raberta (Jered) Hill of Racine, Keri (Travis) Smith of Letart, Ohio, aud Cynthia (Brody) Bauers of LOgan, Ohio; and foor great-pndchildren. · maildition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a son-in-law, Ll!rry Lavender. Graveside serviceS will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 10, 2008,- at .Vmton Me!DOrial Park, with Pastor Bob Powell . officialing: Tbele will be no .visitation. · · In lieu of flow~. · memorial gifts may be sent to the Cancer caat.er fhr · Cancer ~. 170 Jackson Pike, d4y ill Jw.e? TODAY IN HISTORY .'READER'S Deaths Ruth LOI..-Ise 1"'ls What a season! Even as couldn't be controlled. over Clinton, the ~ictmany Americans heave After all, YouTube pro- ed historic p.articipation huge sighs of relief that vided videos of first of voters under age 30 it's finally over, no one Cokle Jeremiah Wiight and then didn't happen. More can ·argue· this primary and Michael. Pfleger spewing young voters showed up ., campaign hasn't been racism · from -the pulpit. than in the past two eleeOhio Valley Publishing CO. exciting, not to mention Steven And his own remarks lions; but their average of instructive. In a nominaRoberts about "bitter" voters 14 percent of Democratic Dan Goodrich tion process designed by came back-to bite Obama voters W'$ in line with the party elders to end by via the Internet, underlinPublisher earl" Febr_uary, voters '· ing the fact that there is other yeatll.: Kevin Kelly kept' gettin$ in ?he way of no 1onger sueh a th'tng as · African-Americans, Diane Hill the politictans' best-laid dent:· Hillary Clinton, a "private~ meeting. who produced an imprea- · Managing Editor Controller plans. who was able to keep her Those hits slowed sive. average of 82 percent As pundits bemoaned caJJ1paign alive with Obama's momentum of their vote for Ob•m•, Letters to the editor an welcome. Tht!y should be kss the length of the battle. online appeals (plus her enough to create another alSo participated at about than 300 woirls. AIL kuers are subject to ediling and must unheard of phenomenon the same rate as in put and Obama supponers personal 'loans). be signed and include lllidnss and lt!kpllone number. No tried to shove Hillary Fund-raising marks just - Clinton's overwhelm- elections. So, even in IUUigned kllt!rs will be published. Ullt!rs should be in Clinton out of the race, , the tip of the Internet tee- ing victories in several what should be a decidedgOod taste, atldn!ssing issues, not personalities. voters rushed to the polls berg this sc:ason. Starting key states AFTER her ly Democratic year, those in record-breaking num- with Clinton's announce- chance of winning althe numbers mean the prebees and donors wrote ment of her .candidacy. nomination was virtu 1y ,. checks for record-brt;ak- bt'lle d as a " c hat" WI'th the nonexistent. usu all y vot' sumptive nominee ,aces ing dollars. voters, all t~e . way. ers.like to go with a win- some rough months ahead Today is Sunday, June 8, the I 60th day of 2008. There~ . How could anyone fault through- Father ,M tchael ner, but seniors, women, · trying to · win over 206 days left in the year. a season when both polit- ~eger's shout that "God . Hispanics, lower-income Clinton's voters. Today's Highlight in History: ' ' For now, though, he can ical parties surpassed by wtll have the last · word, whites and Catholics kept On June 8, A.D. 632, the prqphet Muhammad died in millions . their previous not YouTube," much of Clinton in the race right revel in his historic viewMedina. . highs in voter turnout? the campaign . has been to the end. ry and marvel at the wonOn this date: The more than 37 million waged in cyberspace, What does that mean ders of this election 'seaIn 1845, Andrew Jacboli. the seventh president of the who participated in . this even as the candidates for ·the gener~ election'/ . son -one that's unlikely United 'states, died in Nalihville, Tenn. year's Democratic con- slogged through state Tha_t c_ampatg';l ';lOW to be repeated. On the last In 1861; Tennessee seceded from the Union. te$tS swamped the 1988 a~~::~· knew that he begms w1th warmng stgo,s day of the primaries, · .Jn 1864, Abraham Lincoln was nominated for another showing or 23 million. could use the Web not for B~ack Obama, whof!C Senate Majority Leader term as president during the National Union (RepUblican) And even though the ortly to r'al·~- money but effus1vene~s toward h1s Harry Reid called 08 the opponent m recent day..s . · Gop h d Wl· nner much Piu:ty's convention in Baltimore. a20a million voters also. to enlist volunteers reveals his recognition of Part Y to mak~ fundamen. • eatlier, In 1905, President Theodore Roosevelt offered to act as a ' marked Republiqm bat- lind to energize bloggers. the rigors of. the battl~ tal _c~ges JD the DOIDl· mediator in the Russo--Japanese War. lots. besting the 17 mil- He knew where young ahead. His . supponers nation process. But what· In 1915, Secretary of State Wtlliam Jennings Bryan lion in 2000. people, one of the core insistence that his apP~<al ever the politicians come ,ll:Signed in a disagreement with President Wtlson over U.S. Then tliere's the money groups supponing · him, to young voters and inde- up with nellt, this season )landling of the·sinking of the Lusitania. -more than a half-a-bitgot thed ir i~formh_ation -h pendents will change the has shown that the voters · In 1948, the "Texaco Star Theater" made. its debut on lion dollars given to the two ays a.ter IS speec C::litical map is only half are likely to have their 'NBC-TV with Milton Bede guest-hosting the first proon race, more than a milb th 1 f . top two Democrats by the . d h If hB" rne out y e resu ts o own ideas. gram. (Berle was later named the show~s permanent host.) 1 11 11 · end pf April. And it's· !tP!! IlL ~PP e ,.... the season so far. (S-••.,.. -~L ...... •-··. . In 1953, the Supmne Court, in District of Columbia v. gone online to see at least Wh'l · d d "' • ...,...... - · · HOW those vast sums part of it _ and he benet e . tn ~pen e~ts, book i• "MJ Flll.en' Thompson· Co., ruled that restaurants in the District of · ·Columbia could not refuse to serve blacks. ~ere r~i_s'?d ta\. re;ro~ filed from celebrity-stud- ~ho~ ~~.:~~~e~tl~n!, Hou~e·~ Me-if .. Though for Today: ''Love hath no physic for a grief too t e po' JtJca .. P ay 00 · ded videos, such as "Yes gave Obama an avera"e Fo111il1 (Willi4 _ Ill deep." -. Robert Nathan, American author llld composer Obama s ab1hty to tap We Can," that traveled of a 12_po1'nt· margin in Morrow, 2005). Stere thousands of small d?nors 1 from inbox to inbox. --' C L:. 1M b {1894-1985). over. the Internet w111. be But the Illinois senator states where they could o.... o..... Ro "' e1111 e stud1ed for ~Jectton also lejiCiled that the Web · vote, and young people collllieud b1 e-..U Ill cycles to come. Ftrst stuwent for him by 20 points su•ecokie<itgM~~il co•.) i:s! &un11a!' t!:ime' -&tntintl • Page A5 Pomeroy • MiddlepOrt • GalllpoUs Helldersonoflfenderson, w.va.· Graveside services will be obierved with family and friends of the family at 1 p.m. Sunday, June 8, 2008, with .,p. ........ · · ·•...._:__._.__ dyde Thomas'"Tommy" Donahue, 77, ofVmuin, passed the Rev. Brian Morgan officiating. Burial will follow in away in Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis, on Saturday Kirtland Memorial Gardens in Point Pleasant. CrowHussell Funeral Home will be in chluge of fuileral arrange. morning, June 7, 2008. He was a 1948 gradnau: of Rutland High School, and a 'ments. . ~Air Force veteran who served in VIetnam and Korea. In .lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The In addition, he was a retired school bus driver for the Gallia American Cancer · Society or The American Diabetes · County SchOols and a member of the Vmton American Foundation. · Phyllis's cate has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Legion Post 161. ' Clyde was born Oc~. 12, 1930, in Jacksonville, Ohio, son Funeral Home. An online guest registry is available at ·of the late Clyde Donahue and Mildred Grover Donahue www.crowhussellfb.com. • lil'sbi VII WASIDNGTON Between now and Election Day, Democrats say they will use Congress to showcase the kinds of change promised by their presiden; tial candidate, Barack Obama. . Some legislation they' II choose has good prospects of passage - pohcy blueprints for higher education and the military; a ban on lead in toys -and skip over debates on spending plans and some taxes until a new president takes office. Other bills they'll debate are doomed. But on those, the point isn't pas~e this year. It's about making the case that the Democrats' plan . for children's health care, for example, won't become law without one of their own in the White House. Wbate:ver legislation Democrals offer. it will have been vetted for the benefit of the Obama campaign as is traditional between the congressional majority and its presidential candidate. "Now that the primaries have come to a close, we · relish the opponunity to compare agendas," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., the Senate Democrats' chief fundraiser. "It's going to sharpen the focus in the Congress and the Senate. It's going to sharpen ' the focus in the presidential race." House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, too, indicated that the House agenda would be synchroniZed with Obama's in the run-up to drafting a party platform. s She told reponers this week that the document would reflect the Democrats' focus on heath care, global warming, national security and the economy. 'T m sure we 'II be sitting down together to talk. about how we can work. together for a great Democratic Victo' ry in November," Pelosi, DCalif., told reporters who had asked her about Obiuna. "We' II obviously want t.o make it ct,UTent as we go forward and be more illustralive of some of the initiatives we would put forward." Still to be determined is whether Democrats are going to try to push throuaih a legislative rescue for die mortgage crisis, or use the issue as a club against Republicans this fall. . In other ways, the floor schedule will reflect effort by .Democrats to put Republicans on record on economic issues. Pelosi next week is planning to bring up a bill to extend of unemployment benefits after new Labor Department statistics showed the biggest monthly jump in the jobless rate since 1986. Democrats also are planning a new effort to.revive the economy this fall, at the height of the campaign. . Congressional action ~s a camprugn tool can cut both ways. . Republicans like Sens. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania have warned, for example, that blocking President Bush's . judicial nominations was angering GOP senators and could trigger retaliation against a President Obama and his nominees. an ·SID Even longtime market The previously unthink.- will attack. Iran if it doesn't an average of $3.99 for a orfall in the U.S., the dollar observers were shocked by able idea of $150 oil, and abandon its nucleat pro- gallon of regular gas tends to weaken against the Transportation · nationwide, according to euro. the magnitude and speed of gasoline that will keep gram. NEW YORK :..... Oil oil's rally. climbing above· $4, made rt Minister Shaul Mofaz AAA and the Oil Price MBJ~y traders buy comprices made their biggest "We're into unchartered clear to investors that con- added that Iranian President Information Service; in modities such as oil as a single-day leap ever Friday, · territory, and somewhat off sumers would· be forced to Mabmoud Ahmadinejad many parts of the country, hedge against inflation -dragging the Dow Jones · the map as far as historical be even more consen>ative "will disappear before .Israel consumers are already pay- when the dollat. is falling, ·industrials down nearly 400 precedents are concerned," than they have · been in does," the Yediot Ahronot ing well over $4. Retail and a weaker dollar makes · points and raising the once- said Jim .Ritterbusch, presi- recent months. daily reported. diesel slipped a penny oil cheaper for investors unthinkable prospect of dent of energy consultancy Before Thursday, oil had Iran is the second-biggest overnight to $4. 76. dealing in other currencies. S150 oil and more record Ritterbusch imd Associates receded nearly $13 a barrel oil producer in the Pump prices are bound to Analysts believe the dol· . gas prices by the Fourth of in Galena. lli. from its highs, . a respite Orgamiation <!f Petwleum rise even further if oil sus- tar's pmtracted decline has · Besides the jump in the from its nearly· record- EJ;porting Countries,-and tains its advance. James been a major reason why oil July. · The meteoric rise of Dear· unemployment rate, the every-day march. But the traders ·w ony that any con· Cotdier, president of prices have nearly doubled Jy $ll for the day piled atop Labor Department said end of the week. sent it right flict with lsrltel could dis· Tampa, Fla>based trading in the past yeat. ·an increase of almost $5.50 employers had cut 49,000 back up again. rupt global supplies. finn Liberty Trading Group, The euro strengthened · the day before, taking oil jobs in May, the fifth The burst in oil prices A further weakening of predicted prices could rise funher against the greenfut\lfes more than 13 per· straight .month of nation- · also raised the prospect of the dollar also helped send to $4.25 as early as the end back Friday. A Labor ..cent higher in just lWO days, W:i.de· losses. Job losses for . accelerating inflatiOn by oil prices higher by enticing of the month . Department report show. .easily•a record on the New · ~he year reached 324,000. adding to already strained overseas bu.yers armed with "Unfortunately, drivers ing the U.S. unemployYork Mercantile EXchange. The White House said transportation costs stronger currencies and oth· cutting back isn't going to ment rate jumped half a • And those weren't the · l'resident Bush was con- whicli will send prices ers , looking for a hedge lower the price of gasoline percentage point to 5.5 ··only stunning numbei-s of sidering further plans to higher throughout the against the greenback. But at anytime soon," he said. percent last month - its the day: The government help energize the:: economy, . economy. also represented a stampede The dramatic reversal in biggest monthly increase also reported the nation's already teetering on the Light, sweet crude for by bullish traders and opti- .. what had been a weakening since 1986 - could drag -unemployment rate zoomed edge of recession and crip- July delivery officially fin- mistic computer models oil market began Thursday the dollar even lower in 11> 5.5 percent in May, a pled by a tumbling housing ished the day at $138.54, betting that prices still have after ECB President Jean- the days ahead . _ . monthly rise of half a per- . market and other factors. up $10.75 on the Nymex. further to rise. Claude Tricbet suggested "Unemployment jumping cemage point, the biggest in On Wall Street, the Dow But after the settlement, "Tho bulls ... refuse to go the bank could raise interest as it did today will be in the · . plunged . 394.64 points, the contract jumped as away," 22 years. . said Stephen rates and the euro climbed market for a long time and · Oil settled at $138.54, a more than 3 percent, to high as $139.12. Prices hit Schork, an analyst and trad- against tbe dollar. When will contmue to pressUre the rise of niore than 8 percent. close at 12,209.81, the a previous record of er in Villanova, Pa. interest rates rise in Eumpe, U.S. dollar,'' Cordier said. The surged came after biggest drop in more than $135.09 a barrel on May Meanwhile, · U.S. ga~ Morgan Stanley analyst Ole 15 months m both percent- 22, and settled Thursday at prices at the pump contirtSlorer predicted strong age and points terms. · ued to hover just ·shy of an $127.79. demand m Asia and tight W~ Srreet bad manaaed Traders also zeroed in on average $4 a gallon, easing 15iPPUe1 in the Western to lilll:ug off oil't advance oa remarks by an Israeli only 0.3 cent from · Hemisphere could drive Thursday ~t succ~mbed to Cabinet minister who was Thursday's record. · prices to $150 by extreme anxiety Fnday. Drivers are now paying quoted as saying his country Independence Day, when The stock matket's great · millions of Americans take concern of late has been PUBLIC NOTICE whether· consumers would to the roads. Thal means no end in sight curb their spending.on nonII Rl.. lldl Golf CIWI DriYing Range TOOL AND EQUIPMENT AUCTION . for spiraling gas prices. · essenllals as they were Wa*tu June 11th Buckeye Hiiis Career Dlnter will be selling used tools and . already above. $4 per gallon forced to pay more for gas equipme!'t tci !be highest bidder at a public auction on !be Buckeye in much of the country. and other staples. 2:30piii·DIIt Hills Career ec.- campus starting at 11:00 am, June 14, 2008. BY ADAM 8cttREcK N' BUSINESS WRITEA ·Callaway Demo Day ill\ fil• (J\ The following type< of equipmmt ~e includod in the auction: · • Computer Equipment • Office Equipment • Miscellaneous Kitdltn Equipment • Miscellaneous Welding Equipment • MiiiCdlaneous Shop llquipmeRt • Miscellaneous ?terns • Miscellaneous Auto Equipment The Buckeye Hills Career Dloter Campus · is located at \. ,.~ I"' ..,,,. "'.1:. 351 Buckeye llilll Roed. Rio Grade, Ohio. 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The gate was At noon Friday, the gate moved a short distance on the auxiliary lock cham- downstream, and the Shreve ber at the Greenup Locks then lifted the over to and Dam was removed. The gate structure was not the ground on the Kentucky designed to be removed _ side on the lock, where it stays underwater and is .. work crews can begin their . raised to provide a tempo- inspjlction. rary floodwall at the upper The p'rocess offers huge end of the lock chambers. · cost savings to the Corps of It's used while inspections Engineers, because it's and repairs are being done much easier to do mainteon the locks. 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That money Olhet'back a federally funded pro- wise would have been avail- · gram that ~s keep elderly able for the summer cooling and medi y needy res•. dents cool during hot sum- ~ts have delayed the program's start until July l, a mer days and nights. Funding for the state's month later than IIOI1IUii. and Home Energy Assistance it will serve less than half of Program has been slashed by .the . people · it assisted last $7 million this year, leaving year. Financial assistance will just $2.5 million for heat be limited to $100 per houserelief, said Ohio Depa11ment hold. And none of its recipiof Developmc:nt spokes- ents will receive a free. air woman Melissa Vmce. conditioner. The department ..,.,nt $3 million more than aDticipated during a harsh winter, wben demand was higher than "We have less money far people and we won't be buymg new air condilioners to give to them," Harrell said. 81' ERic RAIIDOLPII • .. ' ' ' Br,.nVJa."Css...Recent Gallia Academy High School graduate Luke Watts, facing front, smiles'with satlsfliQtiol\ l(ltllle standing on the podium during $he awards ceremony in the pole vault event duting the Division II OHSAA Track and Field Championships on. Friday at Jesse Owens Stadium In . . Columbus. . Q!ue Angels stru e on Day One at state Monument dedication set for noted Pomeroy author Watts finishes GAHS career with fifth-place finish in pole vault Campbell achieved ilotoNEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.OOM riety as im · African Alperican poet, ·editor, POMEROY The author of shalt stones al)d · Meigs County Historical educator. He began his writSociety wiU be dedicating ing in . 1887 with the work an Ohio Historical Society Driftings arul Gleanings. marker for James Edwin During the 1880s and Campbell at I p.IIL Monday 1890s, he wrote regularly at tlie East Main Street for daily" newspapers in Waterworks Park in Chicago and was employed Pomeroy. · on the literary staff of the J.D. Britton of the Ohio Chicago Tunes-Herald. Historical Society Local His dialect poetry attractHistory Office will be the ed wide-spread popularity and ·be puhlisbed a collecspeaker. James Edwin Campbell tion of. his. best works, was born on Sept. 28, 1867, Echoes from tlu! Cabin and in the KelT's Run area of Elsewhere. Campbell waS Pomeroy, to James and the first president .of the Letha Campbell. He gradu- West Virginia Colored ated from Pomeroy High Institute (West Virginia School with the class of State University), serving in ..!1884. After graduation . be the capacity from 1891 to taught in .various parts of 1894. He died in Pomeroy on Jan. 26, 1896. . Meigs County. STAFF REPORT . ' I • COLUMBUS - It was a tale of two stories for Gallia Academy at Day One of the 2008 Division ~ OHSAA Track and Field Championships on Frida at Jesse Owens Stadium. was solid through every chapter, which led to a great ending. Tbe other was more like a mystery based on actual reality. . 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His personal best of l3 feet, 9 inches came just one week :f.o at the Byesville region- Local Weather . bound Watts was most pleased with his fmal prep performance, which landed him a spot on the 02 AllObit! pole vault squad' - as well as a ' much-deserved place on the podium aDd in the history books. "I've been doing this for six years now and to go out knowing that I met my goal for the year, I'm pretty pumped about that. I ·never dreamed of setting my goal to wjn the state, I just wanted to get on top of the r""'""- b: \!auiL ~nday qualified for Saturday's crazy," said English of the finals, this pair of Marauders atmosphere at Jesse Owens. had already made history by "I knew there was going to COLUMBUS Hour advancing to state as never be a lot of people from alf upon hour of training, prepa- before had Meigs High over. It was exactly how I ration, and traveling over the School bad both a boy and a expected it to be." course of an entire sea'son girl make it that far in the Wolfe was the first of the culminates in less than a same season. · two ·t o . step . on the track minute of time spent On the Sure, they would have Friday, and as one might track at the state tournament. liked a better result (both expect, sbe said afterward And it's entirely worth it. mentioned their disappoint- she'd never felt so many Meigs senior Cornelius ment at tbeir respecttve ·fm- nerves going into a race. English and junior Catie isbes), but on this stage, just "I knew I was competing· ·Wolfe, the fii'St boy-girl tan- competing is reason to be against a lot of very fast dem to represent the proud. for these are the best COJ:!IPCtiiOI's, so it was nerveMarauders at the OHSAA of the best, the quickest of racking," said Wolfe, who Track and Field · the quick, . and these two ran the 100 meters in 13.67 Championships, brought Marauders can take comfort Seconds. "(But) I did my their memorable, highly- in knowing that they belong best, and that's all you can successful 2008 seasons to a among the · fastest high really ask for." close Friday in the. qualify- schoolers in the state .of About 80 minutes later, ing rounds at Jesse Owens Ohio. she took the track again for Stadium on the campus of "It's a . great feeling, her second run of the day in the Ohio State University. (being} around all these peo- the 200m dash and finished English was in the state pie,". said Wolfe, the first the half-lap race in 27.58 capital to run the boys 200m Meigs fenwe to qualify for seconds. · dash, and Wolfe was there two events at the state tourThen, just moments after with him to compete in both nament. "It's pretty amaz- W()lfe had vacated them, the girls 100-meter dash and in§." PlttllsteMH$,12 200m dash. Though neither 'I knew it was going to he ERANilOli'HOM _ _ _ _VDAI_~_YSENTJ __ NEL_._COM_ · .~ PVB Wt'zrtr c.ter ~ .~ Irs' tntdr••'l'-sltf-.31 ..... ..• ..... OllyJll•••• wl*r. llf I lhl . . -IIIII fllr ... DIJIIJ' • Price: I ,._, AI tlwiiJ' 'uu FE ··}, · • ~. '• ,· lllwtltld.MSifJJJI nrn..,••ll,.,..,to.,._WIIfllaqllrl,_lill ' ' • Spedll Info: eSip•Up: I·----------~--------------------------------~ . . I 1lrd Annual All American ·Freedom·Ride : :• .._. MotorcycJe Run CIIIIJIAI'Ij l liM.Mitt••••••JJILftto: : • ....._ 1 1i.........._ I• .......... I 1eP...... 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The gate was At noon Friday, the gate moved a short distance on the auxiliary lock cham- downstream, and the Shreve ber at the Greenup Locks then lifted the over to and Dam was removed. The gate structure was not the ground on the Kentucky designed to be removed _ side on the lock, where it stays underwater and is .. work crews can begin their . raised to provide a tempo- inspjlction. rary floodwall at the upper The p'rocess offers huge end of the lock chambers. · cost savings to the Corps of It's used while inspections Engineers, because it's and repairs are being done much easier to do mainteon the locks. Many of the nance wod· on the ground, emergency gates in the and this process allows the Huntington District are now lock to stay open - . as 50 years old, and in order to opposed to closing the lock, extend the life of each struc- dewatering it and doing the ture, a project delivery team work in place, which would had to devise a way to safe- typically take a month, durly remove each gate leaf, ing which time . the lock inspect it, perform any would be closed to river needed repa1rs and then traffic. STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYDAILYmiBUNE.COM .... i. '•·· . ' . / t ' . ;- ,;::.,. .~ ."'~~")"II: ' .. g . ate Photo COIII1Iey U.S. Anny COfpe 01 Engln II a , An emergency gate leaf was lifted Friday at the Greenup Locks and Dam for maintenance and repairs, only tile second time the U.S. Army Corps of Engineen~' Huntington District has taken such action. . Ohio funding hold-up means needy niust wait for heat relief usual due to the struggling COLUMBUS (AP) Ohio officials are scaling eoonomy. That money Olhet'back a federally funded pro- wise would have been avail- · gram that ~s keep elderly able for the summer cooling and medi y needy res•. dents cool during hot sum- ~ts have delayed the program's start until July l, a mer days and nights. Funding for the state's month later than IIOI1IUii. and Home Energy Assistance it will serve less than half of Program has been slashed by .the . people · it assisted last $7 million this year, leaving year. Financial assistance will just $2.5 million for heat be limited to $100 per houserelief, said Ohio Depa11ment hold. And none of its recipiof Developmc:nt spokes- ents will receive a free. air woman Melissa Vmce. conditioner. The department ..,.,nt $3 million more than aDticipated during a harsh winter, wben demand was higher than "We have less money far people and we won't be buymg new air condilioners to give to them," Harrell said. 81' ERic RAIIDOLPII • .. ' ' ' Br,.nVJa."Css...Recent Gallia Academy High School graduate Luke Watts, facing front, smiles'with satlsfliQtiol\ l(ltllle standing on the podium during $he awards ceremony in the pole vault event duting the Division II OHSAA Track and Field Championships on. Friday at Jesse Owens Stadium In . . Columbus. . Q!ue Angels stru e on Day One at state Monument dedication set for noted Pomeroy author Watts finishes GAHS career with fifth-place finish in pole vault Campbell achieved ilotoNEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.OOM riety as im · African Alperican poet, ·editor, POMEROY The author of shalt stones al)d · Meigs County Historical educator. He began his writSociety wiU be dedicating ing in . 1887 with the work an Ohio Historical Society Driftings arul Gleanings. marker for James Edwin During the 1880s and Campbell at I p.IIL Monday 1890s, he wrote regularly at tlie East Main Street for daily" newspapers in Waterworks Park in Chicago and was employed Pomeroy. · on the literary staff of the J.D. Britton of the Ohio Chicago Tunes-Herald. Historical Society Local His dialect poetry attractHistory Office will be the ed wide-spread popularity and ·be puhlisbed a collecspeaker. James Edwin Campbell tion of. his. best works, was born on Sept. 28, 1867, Echoes from tlu! Cabin and in the KelT's Run area of Elsewhere. Campbell waS Pomeroy, to James and the first president .of the Letha Campbell. He gradu- West Virginia Colored ated from Pomeroy High Institute (West Virginia School with the class of State University), serving in ..!1884. After graduation . be the capacity from 1891 to taught in .various parts of 1894. He died in Pomeroy on Jan. 26, 1896. . Meigs County. STAFF REPORT . ' I • COLUMBUS - It was a tale of two stories for Gallia Academy at Day One of the 2008 Division ~ OHSAA Track and Field Championships on Frida at Jesse Owens Stadium. was solid through every chapter, which led to a great ending. Tbe other was more like a mystery based on actual reality. . Recent graduate Luke Watts stole the show for GAHS Friday morning, ~ming the fust Blue Oevil since 2002 to ~ a te.iun point at the state champi~ships after fmisbing tlfth oYeral.l in the pole Tuesday and Tuesday nlgbt...Mostly cloudy, A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the nlgbt.•• upper 80s. Lows in the mid . clear. Lows in the upper 60s. Chance of rain 30 per60s. Southwest winds 5 to cent. 10 mph. Early. Wedl! ullay · ·· tluou&b Monday and Monday cloudy. Dl&ht...Partly cloudy. Highs Frlday.-Partly in the mid 90s. Lows in the Highs · in the upper 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. upper 60s. Sunday••• Sunny .. . Hot with higbs in the mid 90s. Southwest winds · 5 to 10 Mos~ly FREE SHIPPING j 1.866.MOBILITY - ATT.COM/WIRELESS - VIS IT A ST OR E TIST US FOR 30 DAYS. SAn5f'ACIION IS GUARAH1'EED. • _.,..,.,... _ , CCil' ,,,,,., UIMIIII, ,... ... VOl Gill "',.... alilbacl. AJLISJOIH AUlHQI!ZlO RfUifti II ~~<yow-. 711 EMlin !it, !ilo. i 1740121&-1101 +Tho lone, 7! E-S.. (740J211f>.I ... : .Watts' fifth-place finish I!Uned four ·points for the · ~viis, elUictly half of the d.Pt points put up by the 2002 quaJtet of Josh f'mY, 1}' Simmons, Daniel Roush IDd Toln Bose in thme difi'ei-ent events. · : The Ohio University- U( Wj' ZI.S-A.e. 17401441407 Local Stocks MI?!M""'"I 5 ....._.. -~ Elmmnk:s. lll(o N2nd-"<. 17*11 t'l2·2&15 . f,oNTACrUS .-. 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 ftl:-1·740 118 . . ' ----~~~.com . ..,... Wdlrs, 11po11S Wrlllr (740t 111 2342, - 33 ··~ Edc Ral*lalptl, 8poiU Wrlllr ('7«Jt 111 ~2 ••. 33 •iwi6o411••"¥ddlll ulli ....com tMiy er-, lp~ ...... (7401 441 2342, ... 33 ~·lfiJ;IIIItJ .... --- -·-. PI xa- GillS. 112 J ·I ' JN111(/(aal All American F a' , .oom . ;.- Saturday, July I . Watts - making his first and fmal state appearance for the Blue .and White -missed matching his careerbest effort by one inch, fini~ the day with a cleared height of 13 feet, 8 inches. His personal best of l3 feet, 9 inches came just one week :f.o at the Byesville region- Local Weather . bound Watts was most pleased with his fmal prep performance, which landed him a spot on the 02 AllObit! pole vault squad' - as well as a ' much-deserved place on the podium aDd in the history books. "I've been doing this for six years now and to go out knowing that I met my goal for the year, I'm pretty pumped about that. I ·never dreamed of setting my goal to wjn the state, I just wanted to get on top of the r""'""- b: \!auiL ~nday qualified for Saturday's crazy," said English of the finals, this pair of Marauders atmosphere at Jesse Owens. had already made history by "I knew there was going to COLUMBUS Hour advancing to state as never be a lot of people from alf upon hour of training, prepa- before had Meigs High over. It was exactly how I ration, and traveling over the School bad both a boy and a expected it to be." course of an entire sea'son girl make it that far in the Wolfe was the first of the culminates in less than a same season. · two ·t o . step . on the track minute of time spent On the Sure, they would have Friday, and as one might track at the state tournament. liked a better result (both expect, sbe said afterward And it's entirely worth it. mentioned their disappoint- she'd never felt so many Meigs senior Cornelius ment at tbeir respecttve ·fm- nerves going into a race. English and junior Catie isbes), but on this stage, just "I knew I was competing· ·Wolfe, the fii'St boy-girl tan- competing is reason to be against a lot of very fast dem to represent the proud. for these are the best COJ:!IPCtiiOI's, so it was nerveMarauders at the OHSAA of the best, the quickest of racking," said Wolfe, who Track and Field · the quick, . and these two ran the 100 meters in 13.67 Championships, brought Marauders can take comfort Seconds. "(But) I did my their memorable, highly- in knowing that they belong best, and that's all you can successful 2008 seasons to a among the · fastest high really ask for." close Friday in the. qualify- schoolers in the state .of About 80 minutes later, ing rounds at Jesse Owens Ohio. she took the track again for Stadium on the campus of "It's a . great feeling, her second run of the day in the Ohio State University. (being} around all these peo- the 200m dash and finished English was in the state pie,". said Wolfe, the first the half-lap race in 27.58 capital to run the boys 200m Meigs fenwe to qualify for seconds. · dash, and Wolfe was there two events at the state tourThen, just moments after with him to compete in both nament. "It's pretty amaz- W()lfe had vacated them, the girls 100-meter dash and in§." PlttllsteMH$,12 200m dash. Though neither 'I knew it was going to he ERANilOli'HOM _ _ _ _VDAI_~_YSENTJ __ NEL_._COM_ · .~ PVB Wt'zrtr c.ter ~ .~ Irs' tntdr••'l'-sltf-.31 ..... ..• ..... OllyJll•••• wl*r. llf I lhl . . -IIIII fllr ... DIJIIJ' • Price: I ,._, AI tlwiiJ' 'uu FE ··}, · • ~. '• ,· lllwtltld.MSifJJJI nrn..,••ll,.,..,to.,._WIIfllaqllrl,_lill ' ' • Spedll Info: eSip•Up: I·----------~--------------------------------~ . . I 1lrd Annual All American ·Freedom·Ride : :• .._. MotorcycJe Run CIIIIJIAI'Ij l liM.Mitt••••••JJILftto: : • ....._ 1 1i.........._ I• .......... I 1eP...... 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A WOlt.uu!lcombine will he held 01 July 26th at 9 a.m. at Mei&s Hi&b Sdlool All · :; dlect must be made out to Mc:ip Flag l'ollllloall Lc:ague, P.O. Box 1St, Pomeroy, Obio · \ .• 4S7fjl), . . :: · To~ oo-line go to www.meigslllclom. for more infonnation go 10 the website or :: ~ 740-541-1222. . · . ;:....,y Jllue Basketball Camp •• . ! ,,I· ' SO E ...... . Pictured aboYe are membeis cl the 2008 South ~ia HW! School basllballb!Jam, akiiC with MarJean Kennedy cl Holal : Medical Center aid SGHS head baseball ooach Greg Sullivan atlhe !Wtt, in fmnt of the new fencaat the ba; ellell.dia~ II'IOI1d of Rebel Field. Holzer donated $5000 to the Rebel b: 1 :ball jllueau at the ·begiinq of the year, which -m to.the .; installation of the new fence - as well as a new grass infield. Alo!W with Holzer, there were also many small donations IBokR:a : fur these illljllol/emeuts fmm Smaii'Trucld,.. Sil'ler Star Fuel, David Small, Mike Porter, Junior Sullivan, OWW!t and Qedtr COrnelius EfCiistl c:ornpeles in . · ~. Thomas DIHt CeAter, Healh 'Denney and Nuko, Inc. There:were also plen1y of volunteers who helped make these event clwinC the Division II .OHSM Track and Reid additions possible, includl~ Billy Swain, Dale Clark, Junior SUllivan; Ow!ght Lloyd; ..luSty Burleson, John Caltael, Rich Olaiupionships on Friday in Columbus. . . · Corvin, BJ. Cox. Ashley Sullivan and the South Gallia varsity ~ '-11. Coattl Sullivan expressed many thanks aid was very apprecialiW to all who helped make these additions to Apt! field a reality. · ...s· . . i ... ,, ~ . ' ~ ~dash 7- . ' ::: GAUJPOUS -The 2008 G.uipolis Bally Blue RastrtbaU Cuop for boys and gilts :• ja JP.alleii 1·3 (neil year') will be held Monday, June .30,11111 Tuesday. July I. fium I p.m., . :: unlill: IS p.m. .al ~ rll'Sl Aveuue N~ Olwdl in G.uipolis. · :· ·:. Cost of die amp IS $40 per camper and $.30 ad! if~ befcn June 23. :; : Fa will receive instiUction and fun games, a camp t·sbirt. a amp basket- . :. Joall 7 !J-=: ld'n:sbments. . ConJact J'un 05bome at 446-9284 for - - - - . ' I inf0111111lion. :GA golf tourney set for Jw;ae 28 GAlLIPOUS - The annual Blue Devil foolballf('oaJiia Aaldemy Higb School . ,; i\thlelic Booslers golf toumamall is Salwday, June 28 at Cliffside Golf Counle. SUiwlllllocl .....,... Sc:ites InSUla...., ,is sponsoring a $10,000 prize for a hole in one, along with cash prizes ·• • A sb!:qun scramble start bas been set for 8:.30 a.m. · to the top four winning fuur"Somes, prizes for closest to the pins, longest putt and longest .:: : Blue Devils Coach Matt Bokovitz Wei the toumamc:ot has beeo a successful fund;ais, drili!ll :for A and B players and fur C and D players at the :10th annual Lions Golf Tournament :~ for die football progtam and ~' effiJrts and he looks 10 sec it coatinue this ye.. . schedUled to be he~ ThllfSday, June :19 at Cliffside Golf Course in Gallipolis. lOth uaJ L• Golf :GauipolisAreaBaskffhall Camp . ann . IODS :~~;'!!.~~~gt:!:~at~c.=:·:a::e~.:uiu~=~,_llfor toutuey set for June 19th :=:; For information, cootact Bokovitz at 446-2399, 10m Y01mg at' 446-1417 or Steve ·:-Pattersooar446-48s,_ . Elii:F , \5 ..... U 'I•' catie Wollit ~ for competition ill the 200t meterd8sh ~~ ·the Division II OHSM Track Mt , . •. Field a,.,..,....,. '' . MRS on friday .in COlumbus. ·' ' · " ~.......... . · · •' The ~ graduate, who rushed for 1,848 y~s on 201 carries and scoml ·2 6 touchdowns for the fOC)IbaD Marauders in 2007, almost immediately begiits bis college CU1!el' ,at Ke ~...a. ""-"' ·••-n._..y '-IDa...... University. He'll bead down for mini-f;a~Dp Q!l 1 28 th · be Eagliib wu lining up at the same ~ of starting blocb in Lane l for his owa state debut, and 23.98 W!COIIds later, he was fini$hing bOdl the race and his . une ' some ~ says ~~already loo6il& fC!f· ....uto. . "rm pug to miss iL Wolfe': oa dae p111tr balld., (But) I'm glad I can eocl ~n still bas one y~ to ~ at MUS'athletic ....CUO ' like ibis,- MHS. She's acc.OinPiisbC:d "'oe of !be . much on tbC.Irac"' buWfrom Meigs ball, alid volleyball CQUI1s to comt to in her ~ years, . but sonll'thing like this. I did- which is most me~le? n't think I'd lllllke it this "I'd have to say that this fai; but 1'111 glad I did. lfs is ~y .It die top," the a great achievement." said "I've never experiEnglisb · migllt be done eoced an~ like this, wilb high ~l, but he's and I hope I can he back not done with athletics. here next year." something Eaglisb said few athleteS IJi8h Scbool ;: · The gtab-«» camp will be held fium noon to 2 p.m. on those days:~ the gtades , C: 7-9 camp will he held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. · · . SIIFF ltuwr '- . Cost of die camp is $40 per CM"lp'T, with a $15 n:gistJation fee due befcn June 5. The · ~ILYTRIBUNEJCOM :post of b:: aunp will iDm:ue to $50 afta the June 2 ~giSIIation date or at the door :: oothefinitdayofcamp. GALLlPOUS .. ::.;. , Each pllticipant will receive instructioo and fWI games, a camp t-sbirt, a CUip basJret, ~mbm; of · the ~allipolis ··:ball. prizes and dlawings, and refreshments. Uons C.lub are m final :· Contact J'un 05bome at 446-9284 for more information. preparations for the 1Oth ::-: smd ~ to f'IID Osbomc., Gallia Academy High Scbool, Gallipoliri; Ohio ann\1&1 Lions , Golf ; • _.5631. · 'Ibumiimcnt that ts scbed- . uled for Thursday, June 19th "HwiSdin' at Cliffside Golf Gourse in -:.Southern Tornado" Baskdhall Camp Gallipolis. RACINE - Southern Hi~ School will he ~ its second ·annual Southern "Hustlin' Tonudo" Ba*etm ~on Monday, June 16 ~Thursday, June 19 : fium 9 a.m. to lilOOII for boys and entering second tbrouldl sixth grades. The camp ; will he conducted by SHS head ba all coach Jeff C:al$veii. . : Caq> insttuctots will be members of the roacbi~ staff along with.current and former . !"arsity baskedNIII ('layers at Southem. Fundamen: s will be stressed with awanls being . pven for <Oiiip«itlons in J..on-3,1lorsc and li:ee throws. . · , Cost of tbe amp is $35 or $60 for two ·c a'1() from the same family. AU c a = will receive T..sbirU. Rqi.SU31ion will be from 8~ io 9:00 a.m. on die first day of camp. : . Qvds sb9'•1d he .mum to rbe Southern Athldic Boosters, and brought with ~ , CIIDpCD name, grade. HomepMJemcrgcacy pbOne nmnhers, t-sbilt size, llldpamll's &ig, ilatun:. If amprn brougbt hOme a camp form fium school, they sbould fill Olll dae camp form with die mqnimd infonnalion. If pat1icipants have questions they should cali,Coach Cd"vdd• 949-:)129. ' ' Cat . • The 18-hole scraml)le will be a shotgun staJt at 9 :30am . and will feature a $10,000 prize for a hole in wie, S)IOIIsored by Scites lnsW11iloe Agency LLC, cash to the top four wimiil)g foursomes, prizes for closest to the pins, lOngest putt, and lollgest drive for A and 8 players and for C and D playm;. There will be plenty of food, snacks, alid bevemges at no Charge to the golfers, and a large number .o f donated door prizes. There is now a sign up sheet in the pro shop at Cli.ffside for those who wish to play and Lions are now soliciting hole sponsors at 11 oost of $100, and invite both mems ben and non-members of Clitfside to register 10 play in this annual event. All hole sponsors are entitied to ooe golfer at no charge, use of a cart, food and beverages, plus a ticket on the door prizes. The fee for Cliffside members is $50 and fur non-members it i.s $60. All golfers will he .given a ticket on numerous door pri7.es that bave ~n donal· -ed, Mulligans and skins will be sold. This tournament is cur· rently the largest fund raiser oonducted by the 50·year !Jid Gallipolis Lions Club with all proceeds used to purchase eye glasses for children , needy adults, sup· pon the Ohio Valley Lions Eye Bank at Ohio ~tate University, provide financial assistance to the Pilot Dog School in Columbus. plus numerous 'local and community organizations arid charities. The Lions also oonduct the Annual Light for Sight Light Bulb Sale each year wi.th proceeds used to support a variety of local pJ'O:· jeets. E.V. Clarke is the general tournament chairman assisted by Rick Tipple and Bob Hennesy. . ; ~ SoQJ~all Skilk Camp in Jlme . . . . ' · GAW,POUS -'lbe Gall~ Academy 80ftball progtam will be~ a so11ball skilh .amp fur itJMieats in grades 4-9.011 Moaday, June l6 dlrough ~y. June 18 from 8 a.m. untiiiiOOilaldle QollipoiD Walier Treacin •II Flddi. . . · . · The amp is open to biJdl cit)' .d OOIIIa)' raidcats, as well as .........,. ia die IIIII'- ;!,:C,eaal. --.... ' roo•Miing aaas. PR:-n;,gistnbon lllilll n:qaiml. .b ut The eott of die~ •is ssq per . .tit.'ipant. with~ n1c1 soing to · wid! llliR lba - pricipaat. . . .· ; · 'lbe ~ is a tccboique camp to belp tbc iildividual btwmie a bc:Uer iOftbali player. Tbe CI!D'P is dc~prd1o ~ pqres~. offer C01l$1111Ctive aiticism and to give assis- tmce m mtprovtng techniques and 1nt1n1ng 1be areas diat die camp will focus 011 include: lbrowing, fieldin!. hillin!,lwcnmning :·1M 11lere will also be a skills ~on with pri7Jes Oil the final day iii camp. :. . ..,L : s!Jould bring wolt.out clolbes, S: bat (If you bave ooe), glove ind sUD- t::' GAHS c . ::: Fcir tOOn: infDl'IIWion or answers questions, ·~ fromPa&eBI to CODtiCt lim Niday {441..0S51). Darla ;: Merola (446- i 716), or Jeay and Beth Frazier (446-l2711. · • Retnm forms ihould be · mailed to Gallipolis City Scbools., 340 Four!b Avenue, :: f"'llipolj.s, ~ 4.5631. Mae dwb. payable to Tun Niday. : wn." Watts oommeoted. "I don't really consider myself as die same kind of atblcte'l as Perry, Simmons, Roush· . or Bose, but I am tremeo- . dously proud that I will have left my own similar • liJliik on Gallia AcadeQJy . after this. · The recent alum also · . talked about the self-gratifi- · : cali.on in. this accomplish' . ment, especially consider~ what. it took to get to this point. ' . "I !mew I OOIJ!d be pretty good at this event during my freshman year after ' clearing 12 feet. Then I wenl through tWO hip-flelt01'5 in this event during my sopbomorc year and tore . my ACL in football as a I didn't get tn vault ·. . year in league or the · postseason, which was real: JY difficult for ~.". Watts · ~ ~I came back this year .. a foot lligher than ever before and it went pretty consistently all season. In · ~.,. ·· my last two events I've set a · PR at regionals and finished Recent Gallla Academy Hi&h School graduate Luke Watts : 011 die podium at state. It competes In the pole vault event ·<1ur11111 the . Division II : was a rough road, but l'i:n OHSM Track and Field Championships on Fliday at Jesse jlletty baDDY with the way it Owens Stadium In Columbua. hu an wOibd out." . Tbe CJ!"net · of Alexis Geip aliO competes With the food fortunes Geipr. Karl Illcltlon, Brea indivtilually in the long deldy working for WIUII ctose anc1 Tonia ~ump finll SiiUrday momIIIII rbe Blue Devils. Blue posted a pair of dllJd-p mg. rounding out the trio of : Aqels were- for die most in bOih relay &emi- state OOIIIpelitioni. Oeia« : p1rt _,...blessed with D<Jthini finals. wbidl landed them enllftd tbe event with the : 11101e 1han bad luclt Friday their tee:Oild consecutive 1oaaest distanc:t in the field ·. .rtemooo. . ~· appeaace in both IIICfwu also the D2 runner; 'Ibe two-time reigning D2 llOIItelts. up a &eUOD ago. . JUIIIICl'-up5 ooly qual.ificd in 1be foursome posted the Geiger was also in rbe two of !be five semifinal flfth futest time overall lOOm finlls last Iune - fin· lals cornprted in, both of with a 1:45.44 in 1be BOOm ishing eigbth- but the·fint : wbidl came during relay relay and came in sixth durs of the lightning bolts struck : events. The ladies will ill& 1be 400m re._,. ..-ith a eady as she ·failed to : tppear ·in tliree Satwday time of 50.45 SCOOIIds. That advance in that event !lfter • fiilak in die 4ltl00-meter, same fOur finished sec:ond placing fifth in her heat with 4~ . and long jump and eigbth, respeciively, a a time of 12.78 seooods. Ql '4M"'" .... year ago in the~~- . Geiger entered die ~nd . ·t • : · : : : · .•. fini._ LoC ...... .... --- . ;: ~Ajullior laigb voBeyball open gyms start in June • :: : GAlLIPOLIS - Gallill ACademy junior bigb volleyball open gyins will .,e beld for :: jnOOming 1;eveolb and ei,ghth grade gilts on Thesdays from 6:8 p..m. on June 10, June 17, · · ·: June 24 and July I at·Washington Elementary. . ·· · :.: · be ~f:!j ~ :.t:~_volleyball ~~fall are~ to_ attt:ed flyft'li ;can up m the. .;Jitice. For quesboo& or. ~ infunnatioa, .ooatact GaRy :: · sat 245..9JCJS Bostic at 446-1978. · · n · J:i«· . orTdfui .. i~~ .lrade .school open gyms .:: : .QAiiiPOLfS'' ,..:_ lite ic the sdie.tuk for baslrdball open '""" f~ all kids in '· ' alell~aest : . . =~ . ~ IYJD' Jn be heW at die NazaR~~e Olurch Activities Cenler l'rom 10 a.m. until , : Jl: Sa.m.ootbcWi • '•ysofJame 18andJune25,uweU.uJuly2., ' ~ ' r;chool Gallia Academy's Brea Close comes out of the starting blockS in the 4x200 relay event during the Division II OHSM TI3Ck aid Field ~ionships .on Friday at Jesse Owens Stadium in Columbus. with ftle seConcl' fastest ~ hopes of winning ·the Friday's semifinals for ·the regioual time and poSied die Diviston n team trophy this 2001! OHSAA Track and 'Seventh best semifinal time weekcod, but that is now all Field Championships lire on Friday, but willu move but out of .Q:h. available on the web 'at on to the final eight because Complete results from www.ohsaa.org the top-four times in each heat advaooe. The olber lightnillg boll came in the 400m dash, whm: Jackson - the ing 02 runner-up in the one-lap - finished sixth in her heal with a time of 1:02.0S. The sophomore bad the Open to the Public 1~ fastest time in that event Friday. · Located at Pine Hills Golf Course 8oth Gei@er a!ld Jackson 4 man teams ($200 per Wtm) competed 10 their three events in the span of one-. 8 am Shotgun Start half hour in 95-depee lcms . . $10.000 Hqk in grizl peratures. . Close was last in her 'Door prizes, Raffles & Awards for lst, 300m hurdles heat with a time of 50.51 sec:oilds, 2nd and 3td Places which was l.Sth ovenll. k ' was Close's thin1 event in AU prece•uts will tbe Meip Meals those same condirions owt on Wheels Program 40 minutes. It was also Close: s second-strai.pt Call the Senior Center to Register appearance in the 'S late semifinals in the 300m burdies event. · The Blue and White had mp., Golf Tournament· , June 14th, 2008 .Red111en hoops aiiJMIIIqre camp dates · . RIO GRANDE -The Unive!Sity of Rio Grande men's blslrdball program has open. ings available for rbe Litde IL'dmen Day Camp and an Individual Camp Date. · · little Redmen Day Camp will he at two IGQtions this Year. The first ~ ta~ June9-11 at Rio Grande fmm 5:30-:8:30 p.m. forboyu!Cs6-9. Ai"''Oqql Uttle , n ~ will be lleld at die YMCA in lluntiJJ8ton, WV, Iune 16--18. The cOst is $60 per. · .·camper. The Little Redmm Camp (oeuses 011 the fnnd._rals of the pmc _ . Jlie.iDdi.vidual camp is set for June 22-27 for buys ·~ 16-IS. 'l1lc c:o5t ts .$2li0 per ; camper. 'lllis canp will emphasize olfeasive and dc;f'rGSive fond • IIIah, ~ play aad : wortetbic. ' This camp will also feature 1be Triple". :Jt is the ~eliminarioo toumament in . the oooinli}'. 1be Triple will begin on lone 27 in die and will QlDCludc !lODietime afta' midnight. . . . . · lf yoli have any questions 'or wish to register call Rio Grande men's bead basketball : ooacb Ken French at 1~800-282-7201 (ext.7294) or 740-245-7294. : Rio w01•" n's hoops gearing up f~ amp season lUO GRANDE - The Uaiversity of Ri.o Gnnde WOIIIal's baKelball .Program is now one support (740) 992-2161 · ...~i:~-ot:.:;(140)zrs:'7491 w··;:t=::e.r~~~,3EJ'I-~..._,.•.~~~=~ or;maH=-~ . ' . ne camp stiff includes high ·IChool and ·ooHeseOOidlcl _. -·en of the 1007..()8 Rio o..de womea's bastetNU~~eam. · : 'bdiW&aliud skill developa¥'nl and tam COii!o;qG will be anpbasirrd thrOUghout : radi Tbecaaip. •mher of campcn ~ will be limi"•-" ..,.._ c... llltes are: June 16-18 orages6-IS at a cost $140 ,perr.llmper. June 30-July 2 for will be day camps only running from gc~6-15 It a cost of$140 percaq~er. Tbeie camps ~~ =::.~ · $2Jj " is July U:\6 for p:ades 4-12 focusinJ oo individul ik.ills • a cost of ••,,. • . 'lbii be an ovemi&ht camp. - ,..m • liCI'aalia< _, Fadntj . . a..., -fanlia<Q, V.,fawy 21151oid< LoSih.'-'!lalo, Loaded, .........Ga.II'Jix, IS �- ------ --- ' Ba • hlilit~ flalliarl h8e - - --1 --------~ · s k),laaea,aooa Pomeroy • Middleport • GallipnHs ._,. oy • ........ E...,..t • GeDipolis :·Spotts Briars donates $5000 to SGHS baseball ' : ~Meigs F1ag Football~ ' . 3 : • Registralioo is OOW O(ICii for die 2008 ~\Mbd. sea!!C)jl, die ~ is opell to boys .; IIIII !ids in guiles I~ beginning wilb tbe school yea The aqiscnOoa fee is $40 : : }Ia" player, and $2S for ad! . .,i•••ill sibling. · :•~ Tfie James will be played ~ in S. I"' mbec on the Map 1f,i1b Sdlool pracUce, ' : fidel, die final dlle for regimatioa is July 1st.. The paymmt mu&l alsO 6e rea:ivecfby July ~: 1st.. A WOlt.uu!lcombine will he held 01 July 26th at 9 a.m. at Mei&s Hi&b Sdlool All · :; dlect must be made out to Mc:ip Flag l'ollllloall Lc:ague, P.O. Box 1St, Pomeroy, Obio · \ .• 4S7fjl), . . :: · To~ oo-line go to www.meigslllclom. for more infonnation go 10 the website or :: ~ 740-541-1222. . · . ;:....,y Jllue Basketball Camp •• . ! ,,I· ' SO E ...... . Pictured aboYe are membeis cl the 2008 South ~ia HW! School basllballb!Jam, akiiC with MarJean Kennedy cl Holal : Medical Center aid SGHS head baseball ooach Greg Sullivan atlhe !Wtt, in fmnt of the new fencaat the ba; ellell.dia~ II'IOI1d of Rebel Field. Holzer donated $5000 to the Rebel b: 1 :ball jllueau at the ·begiinq of the year, which -m to.the .; installation of the new fence - as well as a new grass infield. Alo!W with Holzer, there were also many small donations IBokR:a : fur these illljllol/emeuts fmm Smaii'Trucld,.. Sil'ler Star Fuel, David Small, Mike Porter, Junior Sullivan, OWW!t and Qedtr COrnelius EfCiistl c:ornpeles in . · ~. Thomas DIHt CeAter, Healh 'Denney and Nuko, Inc. There:were also plen1y of volunteers who helped make these event clwinC the Division II .OHSM Track and Reid additions possible, includl~ Billy Swain, Dale Clark, Junior SUllivan; Ow!ght Lloyd; ..luSty Burleson, John Caltael, Rich Olaiupionships on Friday in Columbus. . . · Corvin, BJ. Cox. Ashley Sullivan and the South Gallia varsity ~ '-11. Coattl Sullivan expressed many thanks aid was very apprecialiW to all who helped make these additions to Apt! field a reality. · ...s· . . i ... ,, ~ . ' ~ ~dash 7- . ' ::: GAUJPOUS -The 2008 G.uipolis Bally Blue RastrtbaU Cuop for boys and gilts :• ja JP.alleii 1·3 (neil year') will be held Monday, June .30,11111 Tuesday. July I. fium I p.m., . :: unlill: IS p.m. .al ~ rll'Sl Aveuue N~ Olwdl in G.uipolis. · :· ·:. Cost of die amp IS $40 per camper and $.30 ad! if~ befcn June 23. :; : Fa will receive instiUction and fun games, a camp t·sbirt. a amp basket- . :. Joall 7 !J-=: ld'n:sbments. . ConJact J'un 05bome at 446-9284 for - - - - . ' I inf0111111lion. :GA golf tourney set for Jw;ae 28 GAlLIPOUS - The annual Blue Devil foolballf('oaJiia Aaldemy Higb School . ,; i\thlelic Booslers golf toumamall is Salwday, June 28 at Cliffside Golf Counle. SUiwlllllocl .....,... Sc:ites InSUla...., ,is sponsoring a $10,000 prize for a hole in one, along with cash prizes ·• • A sb!:qun scramble start bas been set for 8:.30 a.m. · to the top four winning fuur"Somes, prizes for closest to the pins, longest putt and longest .:: : Blue Devils Coach Matt Bokovitz Wei the toumamc:ot has beeo a successful fund;ais, drili!ll :for A and B players and fur C and D players at the :10th annual Lions Golf Tournament :~ for die football progtam and ~' effiJrts and he looks 10 sec it coatinue this ye.. . schedUled to be he~ ThllfSday, June :19 at Cliffside Golf Course in Gallipolis. lOth uaJ L• Golf :GauipolisAreaBaskffhall Camp . ann . IODS :~~;'!!.~~~gt:!:~at~c.=:·:a::e~.:uiu~=~,_llfor toutuey set for June 19th :=:; For information, cootact Bokovitz at 446-2399, 10m Y01mg at' 446-1417 or Steve ·:-Pattersooar446-48s,_ . Elii:F , \5 ..... U 'I•' catie Wollit ~ for competition ill the 200t meterd8sh ~~ ·the Division II OHSM Track Mt , . •. Field a,.,..,....,. '' . MRS on friday .in COlumbus. ·' ' · " ~.......... . · · •' The ~ graduate, who rushed for 1,848 y~s on 201 carries and scoml ·2 6 touchdowns for the fOC)IbaD Marauders in 2007, almost immediately begiits bis college CU1!el' ,at Ke ~...a. ""-"' ·••-n._..y '-IDa...... University. He'll bead down for mini-f;a~Dp Q!l 1 28 th · be Eagliib wu lining up at the same ~ of starting blocb in Lane l for his owa state debut, and 23.98 W!COIIds later, he was fini$hing bOdl the race and his . une ' some ~ says ~~already loo6il& fC!f· ....uto. . "rm pug to miss iL Wolfe': oa dae p111tr balld., (But) I'm glad I can eocl ~n still bas one y~ to ~ at MUS'athletic ....CUO ' like ibis,- MHS. She's acc.OinPiisbC:d "'oe of !be . much on tbC.Irac"' buWfrom Meigs ball, alid volleyball CQUI1s to comt to in her ~ years, . but sonll'thing like this. I did- which is most me~le? n't think I'd lllllke it this "I'd have to say that this fai; but 1'111 glad I did. lfs is ~y .It die top," the a great achievement." said "I've never experiEnglisb · migllt be done eoced an~ like this, wilb high ~l, but he's and I hope I can he back not done with athletics. here next year." something Eaglisb said few athleteS IJi8h Scbool ;: · The gtab-«» camp will be held fium noon to 2 p.m. on those days:~ the gtades , C: 7-9 camp will he held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. · · . SIIFF ltuwr '- . Cost of die camp is $40 per CM"lp'T, with a $15 n:gistJation fee due befcn June 5. The · ~ILYTRIBUNEJCOM :post of b:: aunp will iDm:ue to $50 afta the June 2 ~giSIIation date or at the door :: oothefinitdayofcamp. GALLlPOUS .. ::.;. , Each pllticipant will receive instructioo and fWI games, a camp t-sbirt, a CUip basJret, ~mbm; of · the ~allipolis ··:ball. prizes and dlawings, and refreshments. Uons C.lub are m final :· Contact J'un 05bome at 446-9284 for more information. preparations for the 1Oth ::-: smd ~ to f'IID Osbomc., Gallia Academy High Scbool, Gallipoliri; Ohio ann\1&1 Lions , Golf ; • _.5631. · 'Ibumiimcnt that ts scbed- . uled for Thursday, June 19th "HwiSdin' at Cliffside Golf Gourse in -:.Southern Tornado" Baskdhall Camp Gallipolis. RACINE - Southern Hi~ School will he ~ its second ·annual Southern "Hustlin' Tonudo" Ba*etm ~on Monday, June 16 ~Thursday, June 19 : fium 9 a.m. to lilOOII for boys and entering second tbrouldl sixth grades. The camp ; will he conducted by SHS head ba all coach Jeff C:al$veii. . : Caq> insttuctots will be members of the roacbi~ staff along with.current and former . !"arsity baskedNIII ('layers at Southem. Fundamen: s will be stressed with awanls being . pven for <Oiiip«itlons in J..on-3,1lorsc and li:ee throws. . · , Cost of tbe amp is $35 or $60 for two ·c a'1() from the same family. AU c a = will receive T..sbirU. Rqi.SU31ion will be from 8~ io 9:00 a.m. on die first day of camp. : . Qvds sb9'•1d he .mum to rbe Southern Athldic Boosters, and brought with ~ , CIIDpCD name, grade. HomepMJemcrgcacy pbOne nmnhers, t-sbilt size, llldpamll's &ig, ilatun:. If amprn brougbt hOme a camp form fium school, they sbould fill Olll dae camp form with die mqnimd infonnalion. If pat1icipants have questions they should cali,Coach Cd"vdd• 949-:)129. ' ' Cat . • The 18-hole scraml)le will be a shotgun staJt at 9 :30am . and will feature a $10,000 prize for a hole in wie, S)IOIIsored by Scites lnsW11iloe Agency LLC, cash to the top four wimiil)g foursomes, prizes for closest to the pins, lOngest putt, and lollgest drive for A and 8 players and for C and D playm;. There will be plenty of food, snacks, alid bevemges at no Charge to the golfers, and a large number .o f donated door prizes. There is now a sign up sheet in the pro shop at Cli.ffside for those who wish to play and Lions are now soliciting hole sponsors at 11 oost of $100, and invite both mems ben and non-members of Clitfside to register 10 play in this annual event. All hole sponsors are entitied to ooe golfer at no charge, use of a cart, food and beverages, plus a ticket on the door prizes. The fee for Cliffside members is $50 and fur non-members it i.s $60. All golfers will he .given a ticket on numerous door pri7.es that bave ~n donal· -ed, Mulligans and skins will be sold. This tournament is cur· rently the largest fund raiser oonducted by the 50·year !Jid Gallipolis Lions Club with all proceeds used to purchase eye glasses for children , needy adults, sup· pon the Ohio Valley Lions Eye Bank at Ohio ~tate University, provide financial assistance to the Pilot Dog School in Columbus. plus numerous 'local and community organizations arid charities. The Lions also oonduct the Annual Light for Sight Light Bulb Sale each year wi.th proceeds used to support a variety of local pJ'O:· jeets. E.V. Clarke is the general tournament chairman assisted by Rick Tipple and Bob Hennesy. . ; ~ SoQJ~all Skilk Camp in Jlme . . . . ' · GAW,POUS -'lbe Gall~ Academy 80ftball progtam will be~ a so11ball skilh .amp fur itJMieats in grades 4-9.011 Moaday, June l6 dlrough ~y. June 18 from 8 a.m. untiiiiOOilaldle QollipoiD Walier Treacin •II Flddi. . . · . · The amp is open to biJdl cit)' .d OOIIIa)' raidcats, as well as .........,. ia die IIIII'- ;!,:C,eaal. --.... ' roo•Miing aaas. PR:-n;,gistnbon lllilll n:qaiml. .b ut The eott of die~ •is ssq per . .tit.'ipant. with~ n1c1 soing to · wid! llliR lba - pricipaat. . . .· ; · 'lbe ~ is a tccboique camp to belp tbc iildividual btwmie a bc:Uer iOftbali player. Tbe CI!D'P is dc~prd1o ~ pqres~. offer C01l$1111Ctive aiticism and to give assis- tmce m mtprovtng techniques and 1nt1n1ng 1be areas diat die camp will focus 011 include: lbrowing, fieldin!. hillin!,lwcnmning :·1M 11lere will also be a skills ~on with pri7Jes Oil the final day iii camp. :. . ..,L : s!Jould bring wolt.out clolbes, S: bat (If you bave ooe), glove ind sUD- t::' GAHS c . ::: Fcir tOOn: infDl'IIWion or answers questions, ·~ fromPa&eBI to CODtiCt lim Niday {441..0S51). Darla ;: Merola (446- i 716), or Jeay and Beth Frazier (446-l2711. · • Retnm forms ihould be · mailed to Gallipolis City Scbools., 340 Four!b Avenue, :: f"'llipolj.s, ~ 4.5631. Mae dwb. payable to Tun Niday. : wn." Watts oommeoted. "I don't really consider myself as die same kind of atblcte'l as Perry, Simmons, Roush· . or Bose, but I am tremeo- . dously proud that I will have left my own similar • liJliik on Gallia AcadeQJy . after this. · The recent alum also · . talked about the self-gratifi- · : cali.on in. this accomplish' . ment, especially consider~ what. it took to get to this point. ' . "I !mew I OOIJ!d be pretty good at this event during my freshman year after ' clearing 12 feet. Then I wenl through tWO hip-flelt01'5 in this event during my sopbomorc year and tore . my ACL in football as a I didn't get tn vault ·. . year in league or the · postseason, which was real: JY difficult for ~.". Watts · ~ ~I came back this year .. a foot lligher than ever before and it went pretty consistently all season. In · ~.,. ·· my last two events I've set a · PR at regionals and finished Recent Gallla Academy Hi&h School graduate Luke Watts : 011 die podium at state. It competes In the pole vault event ·<1ur11111 the . Division II : was a rough road, but l'i:n OHSM Track and Field Championships on Fliday at Jesse jlletty baDDY with the way it Owens Stadium In Columbua. hu an wOibd out." . Tbe CJ!"net · of Alexis Geip aliO competes With the food fortunes Geipr. Karl Illcltlon, Brea indivtilually in the long deldy working for WIUII ctose anc1 Tonia ~ump finll SiiUrday momIIIII rbe Blue Devils. Blue posted a pair of dllJd-p mg. rounding out the trio of : Aqels were- for die most in bOih relay &emi- state OOIIIpelitioni. Oeia« : p1rt _,...blessed with D<Jthini finals. wbidl landed them enllftd tbe event with the : 11101e 1han bad luclt Friday their tee:Oild consecutive 1oaaest distanc:t in the field ·. .rtemooo. . ~· appeaace in both IIICfwu also the D2 runner; 'Ibe two-time reigning D2 llOIItelts. up a &eUOD ago. . JUIIIICl'-up5 ooly qual.ificd in 1be foursome posted the Geiger was also in rbe two of !be five semifinal flfth futest time overall lOOm finlls last Iune - fin· lals cornprted in, both of with a 1:45.44 in 1be BOOm ishing eigbth- but the·fint : wbidl came during relay relay and came in sixth durs of the lightning bolts struck : events. The ladies will ill& 1be 400m re._,. ..-ith a eady as she ·failed to : tppear ·in tliree Satwday time of 50.45 SCOOIIds. That advance in that event !lfter • fiilak in die 4ltl00-meter, same fOur finished sec:ond placing fifth in her heat with 4~ . and long jump and eigbth, respeciively, a a time of 12.78 seooods. Ql '4M"'" .... year ago in the~~- . Geiger entered die ~nd . ·t • : · : : : · .•. fini._ LoC ...... .... --- . ;: ~Ajullior laigb voBeyball open gyms start in June • :: : GAlLIPOLIS - Gallill ACademy junior bigb volleyball open gyins will .,e beld for :: jnOOming 1;eveolb and ei,ghth grade gilts on Thesdays from 6:8 p..m. on June 10, June 17, · · ·: June 24 and July I at·Washington Elementary. . ·· · :.: · be ~f:!j ~ :.t:~_volleyball ~~fall are~ to_ attt:ed flyft'li ;can up m the. .;Jitice. For quesboo& or. ~ infunnatioa, .ooatact GaRy :: · sat 245..9JCJS Bostic at 446-1978. · · n · J:i«· . orTdfui .. i~~ .lrade .school open gyms .:: : .QAiiiPOLfS'' ,..:_ lite ic the sdie.tuk for baslrdball open '""" f~ all kids in '· ' alell~aest : . . =~ . ~ IYJD' Jn be heW at die NazaR~~e Olurch Activities Cenler l'rom 10 a.m. until , : Jl: Sa.m.ootbcWi • '•ysofJame 18andJune25,uweU.uJuly2., ' ~ ' r;chool Gallia Academy's Brea Close comes out of the starting blockS in the 4x200 relay event during the Division II OHSM TI3Ck aid Field ~ionships .on Friday at Jesse Owens Stadium in Columbus. with ftle seConcl' fastest ~ hopes of winning ·the Friday's semifinals for ·the regioual time and poSied die Diviston n team trophy this 2001! OHSAA Track and 'Seventh best semifinal time weekcod, but that is now all Field Championships lire on Friday, but willu move but out of .Q:h. available on the web 'at on to the final eight because Complete results from www.ohsaa.org the top-four times in each heat advaooe. The olber lightnillg boll came in the 400m dash, whm: Jackson - the ing 02 runner-up in the one-lap - finished sixth in her heal with a time of 1:02.0S. The sophomore bad the Open to the Public 1~ fastest time in that event Friday. · Located at Pine Hills Golf Course 8oth Gei@er a!ld Jackson 4 man teams ($200 per Wtm) competed 10 their three events in the span of one-. 8 am Shotgun Start half hour in 95-depee lcms . . $10.000 Hqk in grizl peratures. . Close was last in her 'Door prizes, Raffles & Awards for lst, 300m hurdles heat with a time of 50.51 sec:oilds, 2nd and 3td Places which was l.Sth ovenll. k ' was Close's thin1 event in AU prece•uts will tbe Meip Meals those same condirions owt on Wheels Program 40 minutes. It was also Close: s second-strai.pt Call the Senior Center to Register appearance in the 'S late semifinals in the 300m burdies event. · The Blue and White had mp., Golf Tournament· , June 14th, 2008 .Red111en hoops aiiJMIIIqre camp dates · . RIO GRANDE -The Unive!Sity of Rio Grande men's blslrdball program has open. ings available for rbe Litde IL'dmen Day Camp and an Individual Camp Date. · · little Redmen Day Camp will he at two IGQtions this Year. The first ~ ta~ June9-11 at Rio Grande fmm 5:30-:8:30 p.m. forboyu!Cs6-9. Ai"''Oqql Uttle , n ~ will be lleld at die YMCA in lluntiJJ8ton, WV, Iune 16--18. The cOst is $60 per. · .·camper. The Little Redmm Camp (oeuses 011 the fnnd._rals of the pmc _ . Jlie.iDdi.vidual camp is set for June 22-27 for buys ·~ 16-IS. 'l1lc c:o5t ts .$2li0 per ; camper. 'lllis canp will emphasize olfeasive and dc;f'rGSive fond • IIIah, ~ play aad : wortetbic. ' This camp will also feature 1be Triple". :Jt is the ~eliminarioo toumament in . the oooinli}'. 1be Triple will begin on lone 27 in die and will QlDCludc !lODietime afta' midnight. . . . . · lf yoli have any questions 'or wish to register call Rio Grande men's bead basketball : ooacb Ken French at 1~800-282-7201 (ext.7294) or 740-245-7294. : Rio w01•" n's hoops gearing up f~ amp season lUO GRANDE - The Uaiversity of Ri.o Gnnde WOIIIal's baKelball .Program is now one support (740) 992-2161 · ...~i:~-ot:.:;(140)zrs:'7491 w··;:t=::e.r~~~,3EJ'I-~..._,.•.~~~=~ or;maH=-~ . ' . ne camp stiff includes high ·IChool and ·ooHeseOOidlcl _. -·en of the 1007..()8 Rio o..de womea's bastetNU~~eam. · : 'bdiW&aliud skill developa¥'nl and tam COii!o;qG will be anpbasirrd thrOUghout : radi Tbecaaip. •mher of campcn ~ will be limi"•-" ..,.._ c... llltes are: June 16-18 orages6-IS at a cost $140 ,perr.llmper. June 30-July 2 for will be day camps only running from gc~6-15 It a cost of$140 percaq~er. Tbeie camps ~~ =::.~ · $2Jj " is July U:\6 for p:ades 4-12 focusinJ oo individul ik.ills • a cost of ••,,. • . 'lbii be an ovemi&ht camp. - ,..m • liCI'aalia< _, Fadntj . . a..., -fanlia<Q, V.,fawy 21151oid< LoSih.'-'!lalo, Loaded, .........Ga.II'Jix, IS �s , ••114•8 PtS" •8 ?'I • Rio·Grande signs Redlnen·soccer ·.u ~.;....un ·· ds to nm · .,~ .rAIIIl ,.~ ..... Rosselot· I , solid IIIII .-.·s Cross rountty, Md our ...,. · tmck -,t field prop;uas 8DDL liMe IJeiNI llusy ttocl(•ilie,g Aodtew ' blen wiJb desips uo waexcit......- g.., lhc p.y )"C*'L alto be joining lhc Rio &m'lhie ily. · · fi' ..ts ofc.bdl M'ocllllll 1 am exciW to go to_Rio ·flil:li'Sdaool Gnmc1e ud beooming a :; , . . . . a oalive of part of lbcir program." lam, WV, ,.......,..... dur- -l:.clmuads said. "'My aunt's :!JI8 lai_·s -nOr season, liri.O.'- Bemie, bad told last..,. uAollrW ~c.coflnp~U~Dn mc;iiwasagolldplace ill die bistmy of Clbcll lUr me to ~ and 1bat the · V"' ""' High Sd!ooL CoidJ was a~ Qlristian ": Rio Gtaudt: bead co.::b man." 8Gb Wdley believe~~ be will Fdmunds ball some Wnilbe agmar additioa . iarity wilb RiO Grande. ~I • ~ Andmw is from an out- bave run in a ro_uple .of ctwyling high school pm- l'lla:s Jll Rio Grande and bad g.am at Cabell Midland. We bcaRI they bad a good pFOzot in touch with Aodiew gwn.~ he said. lhrou~b . Bernadette Edmunds described his Madigan, wbo used to be tlbe best asset as a JUIIIICll' and ooad! at Marshall, and now something that be feels like resides in LeJtingtoo, KY." be oeo,ts to work on. "She plied me ODC day ~My best assets are that l and I guess Andrew's aunt am dedicated and I wmk lives ncn door to bard," Edmunds uid. ~I Bernadene, so that's when: DOCd to WOik on my nerves we got tlbat connection," before a ACe." . Wtlley added. · ~Andrew He has set a lofty goal for really improved a lot. be himself. "I would like to be was nmning in the 11 's for an AD AmeriCliiL~ · 3200 and he dropped bis He plans to majoc in time to lll:l5 and just really Business & Mneling. wotked hard. He has a great Edmunds joins Chad sense of humor and I really McCIIity of Bethel High feel that be 'II fit in well in Scbool and Nick W'dson of aur program IUld OOIIlilllXI to ·Vim:eu.t W.ll'ml 15 tbc CUI'· improve and be OiiC of those Tent members ..A tile 2008people that come in very 09 ~ling class. WISU. RIO GRANDE - 1be University of .Rio G_,_ men's :soccer piop:lim ito pJca!l!'!d 10 an-moe lbc ·signitlz ofOaytoa Itt •• of Nodb Adams to ....... ldlrrofiilkllliDplayscun bcginningjn100&. · . Rosselot, a 6-4 ;'(;' 1:, .. . ·Redwomen soccer adds·Heath duo additioiL andy~ "11 is' always nice 10 sign '"Kayla'to bait asMil as a SP£01.1>1. TO li'IE 1lMESSENiT1NEI. it has .always been my .d !ram playcl-s dull have bcco scam- playerisber Glilyto-dle RIO GRANDE - The to play in coDege .and I love mates ~iously. They bodl · iidil She isiblc*'di••iil I University ctf Rio Grande all the girts on dle team,~ ·have ~ pci'IIOOIIitk:i dial abe ball ..a! ..t a women'ssoa:er.......,..,.mhas Young said. ~1 am very willbdpleadouriiCamintbc im&CI(Ip(!ll )irs fod Jf added two moo:r~;;; foc happy dlat Becky · is going 2008 '" ..... , " . aiDd Ia ..., •• rt s," OIWer dJc ~ 2008 !leiiSiJn there too. Both players discuslied said. "''ne fl Bed:y'to bell with _lhc addition of Bocky "'t'-s a great~ 10 1heir ~s and weak- asl!!'ts as a~ is hl!c aiJiiMcQsbr aad K.ayla Young play soccer wuh a vay oessei 0111hc field.. ity to She badle from_Heath High SchooL .cheap pice -~ small sU.e of . "' feel my beat asiiCtS aiC ~ to La tbc br:.st McOska:, .a S-1 defensive the ooUege ( - all fllt1cn my pas~ IIIII my ~ plilya' llbc c:. i,!O'oiiJI.J be. Glnpper.andYouog,a5-1fur- in signing Mtb Rio)." · · -siveDCSS... Y~ said. "[ ~ a jlllliibtle •• , k McOskcr added lhat mc aced ·ro Wl8 on my shoot- dill will help bbld our c:.wan!, add some ·depth and addilional talent to a ~ clJoseRioGGIIIdc,becaiseit irig.~ . · . m1 ad ia • • g pi jA good I'Cmliling class. came bigbly mo<..nmeowloil "' think some of my best to§ de She will tie a pal McOskcr earned diRe var1bc ·ellcelleot rep•••ioo assets as a playera~Cdlll rm to 11Pe 011 our...._~ ·r;,;ty lcttc:ro fur lbth 811!1 was in .the educabon .depaliucllt, i!Oiid on my fi:d; and C8ll bmBodl bawl a WI)' • ' •'lfvay dUI11bk, playing and 11:100Dl11le11dons from higb die a fittle ~ ~- ~ 2!Jils ·wbile IMyie,g fur staning 17 games and a lotal sdlool teachers that are .able to mad the baH s .direc- Rio Grande. . l,IJ9 minutes and J:'llllUided alumni of Rio Gnlnde, and bon and odler players, clear- · "'[ _.. to eadl my 6111 10 steals. . die ~tiful campus,~ · sbe ing the ball in tight situa- potential and to WQik pa Both players · were very said. tioos, :and being :a team play- with tbc teml." Y~ said. ~ to stgning with Rio Rio Grande head ooaoh CL, McOs1ccr sail11biu,gs l "'My vlrim* p i as a Grande. Amber Oliver is pleased · dJink I need to -t. on aiC player is 10 ~ on my "'.ani vety eJtcited 1D sign with me. addition of bod! takin~i: up i ........ of llikills ad .play liO my lUll · with Rio Grande. Everyone young ladies. jast · · it, IOOIIImlling (l'llndi•'e ~slid. "1 on the team seems very Dire ~I am veJY pie 1 ro be die ball · pR:SSIR. .aod WJIIIIl 10 prw ·as • 41""!" and I .c an't wait to bel '•»•oc a signing both Kayla and ~~ · . ·. . aad ~ from expc:upail of it," MtOskruaid. 1 Becky to our~- ~·5 Young J!l- to DIIJOI'. m GICCS." • am very glad to be givm abe sormr roster, OliW( Slid. Middlellii1dbnocl Educ•I'M! Becky 111 die A *~of opportunity 'lllplayandkam · "'lec:l:yhasgreatddermiaa- _whik:Mc:Oskais" ............ Joha aad P. rh ~M •.-II:IUI. -1111!1 trom this eJ.PMcooe and I tioo and :a bani~ .ai- .Oliver ~ lllbout ...mt and, IKayla il die dag1 ~ am I~ forwal'd to ·die .tude. Kayla will be :a ~ , she liked ·m bodt ~ Kilby YOWl!lh • • • W.udm first day of colqe." ~lamvayemtcdhecluse a * fl : 8Y . . . Wl•tn= -',sPECIAL TO THE TIMES-SflfflNEL • • · :: RIO GRANDE - The Univen;ity of Rio Grande men's track and field aad cross country ~ Jlave added another~ i>lock that they hope will retumtbcmtotheglory4ays in f'igiR N"idc .,..._ •W••enlfigbSchool i~illo11, a - aative of w, is an oinstandiz iD bodt !pllU. :tVas AD~-pafumac:r in cross CIOIIIIIJy as. a iCIIior me or .all CrosS country, indoor and outdoor crack and field. Upon visiting the univel'Sity and n •ing Coacb W'JIIe,Y I felt dial lhc 001mhy setting lbc small ~ was a definite lUr me." Willey is alw Cltcited about _bringing in a talent likie wa-. ~Nd"s, right - i s - of t11c top llioilcR -na.. sin:tbestae d'OIIioia.Dmlionll,.we'.,_ just vay, ftlJ eJtcik:d 10 have Nd sip with us,~ Willey ;Aid. ~·, ~ 10 tie ODC ol diose pr:ople whO well as eammg All- lllqlsinaildm .. rtanimme~tbeast Obio Adik1ic clioleii,.t" ~· All-~~AII- ~~ really feel dlat be'U Reaional. His top llmc m '5k · slql npt in a a 6r.:_d11•• is 16:08. W'llSOII was alw a IIIII bdp us, be's-, mdna• - qualifier in traclt in tbc siastic, be Wllllb to be a 11ifecta of me 800, 1600 and ~ 'aad lie's wantDt,g to ·1 200 meters in 2007. His bdiHeauit •'hrady.~ W'tlley ~ time in the 800 is 1:59; addccl. ._We're excited to illlbe 1600 is 4:23.7 aad in have N'd llild 'llhil* IW IW 3200 is 9:57. Gnmde is a.Jmlt fit for him . His top times lbii 'liC*lOB IIIII we CAfiCd gmat thing aiC 4:25 in tbc l,600lllda:s fivm him.~ .-19:41:5 ill the 3200. · Wilson discussed his · W'dsori feels vecy Jlood strengths liOd weaknesses as ~I signing with Rio a l1llllltl'. "I feel my best l G1:~111de. "I'm vecy excited aslld is that I am self motiabout signing with RiO,~ be vatcd and have the ability to iaid. "I feel that ODC of my compete at 1ligb levels" he lilq ~ goals .of.~ .a said. , feel I oou1cl wod: on """"'w:tl.bve runner 1s being improving my pace in all fYJfillcd. I am vecy proud to runs." tJe .able to join the team at W'dson comes to Rio Rio Grande.~ Grande with some lofty "'I knew they offered goals in mincl. l'hysical fAncation," Wilson · ~My ultimate goal is · •llled. ~1 also knew that become an AII-AmaricaD as dley bad a strong running many times as possible.~ he p!lljll•m in tbe past I was said. ;Jho infOlmed that the runHe plans to major in ~.ogach, ~ \Y~Y! was Health and Physical till -'Standing md!Vldual fAncatioo. Nick ii tlbe liOil - OCJid! n . af Alan WJI&on ad Sheri :ou-r *' e~ ......._,(Ilia Lll a W""Ji!% •• to do a}lia: to•Ubcjobdoae..,llellill · · "'I IIIXd to Work - . foal.. 1 made honorable menlioo Rio Gi:andc heal OCJid! 'WOd, ad lbc •lja• AII-Soollhml Hills,...,..,, Soou !Mwiissey OJOU!Id··· fuJm hiP ...... ., .. r • Rossdot Slid lbc ....,....... uo Rossetofniguilll!. bUl.~ · oity 10 play soocec and ,lbe ~lfsa:gOOdsigailll!,be'n Claytoa . is die of I qualily ac"""'uic poyam:s ~ kid, 'IW>:n: lu,ppy liO Rmrlv• ..tMynltos&dotof faUbacllmidfieldcr . 'llllll . were abe keys to bjm signing have .him in lbc .......-.." w~ 4 . four-yearvarsity!\UdrJ:, was with Rio Grande. He plans be .said. ~·sa,._.~ .-&•nu.::J'.:!"'(WV~ CJru · VCI)' pleased $ be si~ to major in Fmc who we l!elieve has a ~ .,. , fliP witbRioGnnde. WOiilfwodOOg. , ~ hc'lli p VCI)' good Sdmoi,K,. ... •fi•Py '"" · '1'm excited about ,going · ~~ toe.> lhc '<QOOCi' pm- size, be's a VCI)' good 8,. ofGiuloeaty, OluliaBc;a . andplaying_~"be · Siid..· gr.amwasoneoftbc'-tand Ide, a 1111 of good, qualilj of~~it:arlfWaSe ..MII. "lcan'tW:IIl • . Ulstlltplayiilg that they. w.em. dte uoly ~" Matt Madia aad Elijala I and (IACIICU1g. rm ~ soboohnOhiowi.thawoodRossciotdesaibeshis~ Yar4wi of •""........ Hi&' eJtcited.~ wodcing program that i.s lhc auributcs as a player and Sdn>l ·a ad Bi..i* ~ Ill He was team QPtain last quality of tlhis one,~ also talks about what be C'.allio A• mny in die 21001 · season for NOitb Adams' and Rosselot wd. · must iJJ!prove on as be pre- a.aWting dass to lbii poiat. . _ _:__ _ _ _~--~-_.:;,___:._ _ _·_ _ _ _ _---:,._ _.:__~----'---~- will 0011liDue 10 gd bdB' · and brJp RIO GRANDE - Tile .thliwa:sily of Rio Grande :ro 1WE 1\WS 5 'MR......_••te _._ Sunday, .June 8, aoo8 Busch begins manic 3-race historic swing lh . . . . . 'SPB:W . . NASCAR PageBs 'CHARLOTTE, N.C. Kyle BuiCII 1IDd his hnddies llad ~ plans lasi year at lllalingtOO Race'<VI}'.IWbere dley Cook a ~race off ro J:l~O:...and enjoy some takeo with a ~ P:l lt ()(MittlMi.-;n · with four ~ CRW dtief and fdiOw dri~·t nglln'ifit s Friday, tOs .r 304 bps led m hi5 ver David Streinmc is .tbc SIIIURiay or Sunday - we. six I:ICCS. Wbcn be missed nee engineer. wanttogc:ta~y,andwe Kusas and Mansfidd ifor ~we'ltC goin,g to have waat a pictwc taken with a scbMnling ooofticts, fiU-in some fun with it, mate pretty gid." driver Shane Sie,g finisbcd St:rMJmc dress up like an Wi.tb 10 wins spanning 18th lllld 21st and didn't engineer and ru .act like I NASCAR.'s ~~-series lead a lap. know everything - .which this yea~:, lhe duo is well on 1 want to keep Billy up every crew chief I've 1he way to filling .a 2008 fro11t, aad oo ·o ne else can w~ with will .attest to The c:ookout wa ruined photo album. · Busch · bas do i.t,~ Bu80h said. "I drink - · llllll we'U ,go tty and win · two lla,ps into the sooted a ·scries-be~t four it's coot dud as long as be's a ace, Dickierson said. Nationwitle 'Series race Cup · victories; four been in the spoilt; be's final- "As ,good 1 rtwl racer as whell Busch and Jeff Nationwide wins and two ly got a cbanoe to win a Kyle i.s. [ expect .10 be in ~n, his agent, spot· in the Trodk Series. championship and I want to Vllllory LaDe by the end ·of 1m W most trusted ·oonfi. He's giJI a cozy 142~point belp him keep tlbat alive..~ die day.~ · daal, lt!B1imd they'd rather bd in dJe Cup Series, is lfusob accepts no mcmey And in tbe Clild, that's the be racing. second in .the Nationwide fur driving from Ballew, an only p1aoe Busch lle8lly "It drove us crazy not standings and, after initial- ori8inal owner from the waats to lbe. beiq in tbe £ace.," Busch ly leildinJl the l'ruck stand- · inaugural 1995 ttuck sea..r don't have a family of said. "'We were siUing lbere ings, be s missed two of wn, and an his wiMi"~gi my own that [\have to foous on a Friday night with ~ ei.dtt raoes aad dropped to ue returned to ~e race on or be with all die time, Oil the 1nek .and we oould- 16th.· team. He and Dickerson and r:acing is what's in my o't figure out why .the heck Al:tihDUgh there'·s been also brought NOS Energy . blood," Busch said. "I want we WeiltC just sillling dlere.~ talk 0f racing fur an three Drink to Ballew ttbis season to l1ICC ev~ day, all day, Aud .so began ·Championships, conflicts as a 'SJ1011SOI'Sbip p8f>1iDer. every minute. I 'Wllllt to be tNASCM <dl:iwr ~ Busch gives the thumbs-up in · the Dicb:rson'-s I'Clendess wi.th tihe Truck and "He's been around ~ in a car. by myiielf, because lf,lll1ille··IMif'll practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series quest to fill Busch's scbed- Nationwi&: scWules long, and be's oever bad a tlbat' s where I am bappiest.fl PoCono 500 JlldO nee in Long Pond, Pa. Friday. ule wilJI as many tlllles as mate' it i_m ,...ssible for full.rimc driver -•n""le of . possible. The ,journey 'hits Busch to ~ all three wimlinl him ~i- · ' bistoric levels Ibis week- series .t he rest of the season onship, BusCh said. "'''d eD!1. when Busch becomes and be. is PI'CP:Ifed to QOIII- like to be libc -one 10 do i1 . dte first driver in NASCAR cede the .driYer tide: in dle fw him." LOy.alty aside, dle Cup history to attempt :all three Truck Series. national series on one So why even attempt~ Series mmains Busclh's pn. w.....tend at ~ different exhausting cross-<eolllltiy ority. Should tihere be . lAcks. . . . trifeot:a? · delay~> in Pocono. Busch · The 1tmenuy calls for For Busch, it's about both will .mnain with ·his Joe ~u~ o practice :and qual- his love of r.acing :and a toy- · GiiibS R:acUJ,; team until its ~ ~us Sprint GJp Series ai!-'Y to lrul:k ~ owner WI!Jd[ is finiSbed. So ong as -car m P000110 Raceway on Billy BaHew. dte No. Ul Toyota remains ~y.et off .t o texas "lt•s not about DICidwJ- his ~ tocu.sarnhhat efJon ~ "! way f~ Friday, dise sale$, or f~ dub~ doesn t ~er, die team has iUpt to iud: Series tlllle. bel'S Cll' Q-tatmgs - be);, 110 issues Wlth Busch's hecll's bad: to Pooooo after not jaded enough to dJink tic soWnle. lbe DICe 1iO Busob ao p:a.:- .9{ .d!iiiJII like dlat •ytt," "'lrilink it'~~ ~.fur lklc b! llis car 011 .Siiluiday OiokcnOa uid of die 23- us if ¥OU watdl him and be IIIOI1Iing ~me: hustling_ to year-old. flb.cDOOL ~h's just gets rired..or physicall.y run (formerly Soutlleastern Business College) dte: ~auonw!de Senes .a~t w~g n~oes . Evay . down,~ said team. presidelit !104 ~.....,_...._I •p • .J• hw Ohio 45640 .., . . . _ _..J event m Nashville. . dli11er says 'll, but I don't J_D. Gibbs. "I ilhink Where 'lben it's back to Pocono, lhi.ok· Ct.'ery fan believes Kyl&: is right now. bein~ 23; wbcre Busch will_ attempt tbem. W'Jth Kyle there is oo be .can llUD pr:cny .bard: on Sunday to :wtden his doubt. · So JGR offiCials don't · lead i.a , tbe Sprint Cup ~Love him or bate bim, stand in Busch's way ~f ;Aawilings. ~cry pel'liim in dlat !lAD!~- filling his schedule. and Dickerson, who will stand knows dW l("y1c is this ·t riple effort isn't dle make the manic jouiney tbere fw one INSM, :aad only stuirt he's got plannrd wi& Busch and spot .all · i.t's to will dill 010e." ·tor this season. Eddie ·dlnlc et.'C:IIR, insists tbii is And that's 'fn'lly Buch i.s D'Hondt r~tly aot a publicity stunt fw going ID Texas, 'WbrR be approached Dickerson ~ASCAR':s newest wpcr- feels be's die best option to about his ftedgling .· tac.e . keep Ballew .in c.oataJiion am, wooderin,g if Busch star. "It's just in your blood. for the 1iuct Series .own- mi8bt be in~ in runY-'I'C eithet a l'acer or en;' cluun!lioniibip. Ballew Ding the Nationwide Series rou'~ not," Dickerso11 is cun:endy . fOUFth in die race at Watkins Glen ,i n said. "'f dleY line u,p some owner sblildiqgs. just 33 August. . «!!ll"r : . '""':J*":uLtk. .pfttt l"=ldiocmddla ID what Didr:enon ealls p + 1 P L · give out a owner Tom Mitcbell fields "ithe dumbest idea ill RCttopla)'. · dlcn SO-De is fOil' Rick (Jrawfurd. , ing," Busch agmed tO pilot FD& to Ft tbl'ir ~ · BIISilh bas ·put Ba1lew in tihe car if Dick:q&on is lhc M .,._ ···. WITH EVERYTHING CHANGING M;,AYBE IT'S TIME TO CHANGE CAREERS? DAYMAR COLLEGE· 7 j 1-740-286-1554 08-01~ a ~ abi!ity ro romp~ · ~ major m Health & I'IIJSical Education,~ WJISOII Ionian. HcjoinsOuodMcCartyol Bethel High School and :lllid. 1'he availability of aa Andiew Fdnwnds af Calr11 }llldctic scholarship ( w~ Midland as tbe CW'Ii:ilt crop J ~yljiiJl factors in signing of lrlCIUits for lhc 2008..09 .._.. Rio). Also, Rio offen; 5easOiL DOVER, Del.. (AP) - hrilll', Jimmie and Jeff. ,")be diRlc rs of Hendrick Yatotspoo.ts bOast tbe titles, r. li\qlpOd, CGdorsemcnts arid mmquce .wins IOOSI adler dri.II.'CI'S would envy. Dl1c .....,_,. Jr.; Jimm!C wullld JclfGacbaare c$Od in die page, I • ldovcd:Oft" the ll1ld,. aipl8bly tamed . into NASCAR's ..... deooi'ated and domi- . . •' . -tcanL· 11len tbe.-e's Casey Mears. might be on his way ·out at Wmner .olf <ODC .career Hmdriok to make room foc JuniOl. Instead, it was Kyle !pU. Oup rioce. . Not- do!lC to die top- Busch who got die boot. l2 ill poiut• « mating a run Mears has had to deal with at reast a new aew Chief, lllieO 17be .at- tr.am (he pcvioualy ran fOI' Qlip <4• rri 'ariw.JI« c:ar aa....,~- 11e•-sin ..atJo:il•• •(twice) and the No. 5 . ·s year- afla' Guobl ·(four~jan:both · dril'in! die N?. 2S -~ Cap and and paimd with:OliW . liaDihaidt is . mo.t (l!lpU- diicf Alan Gu~SOII. Ia; driver in NASCAR., . Gu.s~tiOn 1s tbe f~ - Mr&b has failed to llOIIlC crew chief Mears bas bad m doie to maiCbing the talent- f'?W' seasons. He IJ:1d ~ at trio in J)OJlll)arity oc per- differe~ crew chiefs at b•pw · lie's jumped . GanassJ, then wa moved a, been shuffled around · away il'olp .tbc No. 25 team cars and assigned ·new crew and Dari.aa Grubb wben diiefs, but tlbe changes Hench:ict shuftied dJinp foc t.ieo'( bdpcd Mears lind Eamhanlt. . . ' _,. tiad rlf rqular success Mean stattcd lut ~ .iauix-yearCUpcamer. 39th at Do\S ......,.,._ A litdc- than a y.ear S~aY.andfinisbed_l7dl, IIJF. )I • ~ on the movm,g bim.up 10 2Stb m die biiak «: tlll'Ding his ccr R•ndinp. 8111 be is ttill a ..,.,gvl He I1IOiid to ~ wboppt~! poirds bebjgvl . • the Coca-Cola 600 on ~~.Tor the 12th )'r •"Yial Day weekend, on and . &pot in the Char. same day oooe syn011yApin.. Mrars Ills faDeD : _ wid! Mears ~s; w~y behind tbe adler tbne 1111 uncle Rick Mears ii tbc drivm .al . J:leadairL lllur..Dme lndiiD~q~Gli& .500 Earnhardt u lhi1d, Garcba .• """'- aad d; ~latives sixth-. Jdl•r'Wl ~ . m etDOCjonaJ oonver- the J'?Ultl· .011. tbc .J11ion after Cuey Mears ·Hendrick driver who. .aut l.lllllly burst through into away after lut "'I . Vicfoq Lane. Busch - , leails the pl!JD cha•:t-· . soo.- * ; : r. Tlie milestone victory, fl!CC ~ flll:s I Cup-herit foal' did JittJe •~ rn:od. VlCIOileS diis OCI!iOII : .... ot-"" • a """"' .•!A. 111m' season He IUfinished .There IS ~.._.. ...., to Hill ia the points and was this season. ~ u set to lie onl~ Hendrick driver become a .tirst..wne father, no faded to make the though be dcclinod to dis0 fol' doc charl•"'"obip. cusu .duiC cllie. II: 11 also bad ro . deal ~an onl~ hope be'U rumors that be deliver .adler VICitocy first. ... ...!. * -. ' .-!IL---------~-~----.--";-~~--- ---··-- - · -·---·-- -- ---. · -.~--:--------- -· - ~· ------~- • ·- .... �s , ••114•8 PtS" •8 ?'I • Rio·Grande signs Redlnen·soccer ·.u ~.;....un ·· ds to nm · .,~ .rAIIIl ,.~ ..... Rosselot· I , solid IIIII .-.·s Cross rountty, Md our ...,. · tmck -,t field prop;uas 8DDL liMe IJeiNI llusy ttocl(•ilie,g Aodtew ' blen wiJb desips uo waexcit......- g.., lhc p.y )"C*'L alto be joining lhc Rio &m'lhie ily. · · fi' ..ts ofc.bdl M'ocllllll 1 am exciW to go to_Rio ·flil:li'Sdaool Gnmc1e ud beooming a :; , . . . . a oalive of part of lbcir program." lam, WV, ,.......,..... dur- -l:.clmuads said. "'My aunt's :!JI8 lai_·s -nOr season, liri.O.'- Bemie, bad told last..,. uAollrW ~c.coflnp~U~Dn mc;iiwasagolldplace ill die bistmy of Clbcll lUr me to ~ and 1bat the · V"' ""' High Sd!ooL CoidJ was a~ Qlristian ": Rio Gtaudt: bead co.::b man." 8Gb Wdley believe~~ be will Fdmunds ball some Wnilbe agmar additioa . iarity wilb RiO Grande. ~I • ~ Andmw is from an out- bave run in a ro_uple .of ctwyling high school pm- l'lla:s Jll Rio Grande and bad g.am at Cabell Midland. We bcaRI they bad a good pFOzot in touch with Aodiew gwn.~ he said. lhrou~b . Bernadette Edmunds described his Madigan, wbo used to be tlbe best asset as a JUIIIICll' and ooad! at Marshall, and now something that be feels like resides in LeJtingtoo, KY." be oeo,ts to work on. "She plied me ODC day ~My best assets are that l and I guess Andrew's aunt am dedicated and I wmk lives ncn door to bard," Edmunds uid. ~I Bernadene, so that's when: DOCd to WOik on my nerves we got tlbat connection," before a ACe." . Wtlley added. · ~Andrew He has set a lofty goal for really improved a lot. be himself. "I would like to be was nmning in the 11 's for an AD AmeriCliiL~ · 3200 and he dropped bis He plans to majoc in time to lll:l5 and just really Business & Mneling. wotked hard. He has a great Edmunds joins Chad sense of humor and I really McCIIity of Bethel High feel that be 'II fit in well in Scbool and Nick W'dson of aur program IUld OOIIlilllXI to ·Vim:eu.t W.ll'ml 15 tbc CUI'· improve and be OiiC of those Tent members ..A tile 2008people that come in very 09 ~ling class. WISU. RIO GRANDE - 1be University of .Rio G_,_ men's :soccer piop:lim ito pJca!l!'!d 10 an-moe lbc ·signitlz ofOaytoa Itt •• of Nodb Adams to ....... ldlrrofiilkllliDplayscun bcginningjn100&. · . Rosselot, a 6-4 ;'(;' 1:, .. . ·Redwomen soccer adds·Heath duo additioiL andy~ "11 is' always nice 10 sign '"Kayla'to bait asMil as a SP£01.1>1. TO li'IE 1lMESSENiT1NEI. it has .always been my .d !ram playcl-s dull have bcco scam- playerisber Glilyto-dle RIO GRANDE - The to play in coDege .and I love mates ~iously. They bodl · iidil She isiblc*'di••iil I University ctf Rio Grande all the girts on dle team,~ ·have ~ pci'IIOOIIitk:i dial abe ball ..a! ..t a women'ssoa:er.......,..,.mhas Young said. ~1 am very willbdpleadouriiCamintbc im&CI(Ip(!ll )irs fod Jf added two moo:r~;;; foc happy dlat Becky · is going 2008 '" ..... , " . aiDd Ia ..., •• rt s," OIWer dJc ~ 2008 !leiiSiJn there too. Both players discuslied said. "''ne fl Bed:y'to bell with _lhc addition of Bocky "'t'-s a great~ 10 1heir ~s and weak- asl!!'ts as a~ is hl!c aiJiiMcQsbr aad K.ayla Young play soccer wuh a vay oessei 0111hc field.. ity to She badle from_Heath High SchooL .cheap pice -~ small sU.e of . "' feel my beat asiiCtS aiC ~ to La tbc br:.st McOska:, .a S-1 defensive the ooUege ( - all fllt1cn my pas~ IIIII my ~ plilya' llbc c:. i,!O'oiiJI.J be. Glnpper.andYouog,a5-1fur- in signing Mtb Rio)." · · -siveDCSS... Y~ said. "[ ~ a jlllliibtle •• , k McOskcr added lhat mc aced ·ro Wl8 on my shoot- dill will help bbld our c:.wan!, add some ·depth and addilional talent to a ~ clJoseRioGGIIIdc,becaiseit irig.~ . · . m1 ad ia • • g pi jA good I'Cmliling class. came bigbly mo<..nmeowloil "' think some of my best to§ de She will tie a pal McOskcr earned diRe var1bc ·ellcelleot rep•••ioo assets as a playera~Cdlll rm to 11Pe 011 our...._~ ·r;,;ty lcttc:ro fur lbth 811!1 was in .the educabon .depaliucllt, i!Oiid on my fi:d; and C8ll bmBodl bawl a WI)' • ' •'lfvay dUI11bk, playing and 11:100Dl11le11dons from higb die a fittle ~ ~- ~ 2!Jils ·wbile IMyie,g fur staning 17 games and a lotal sdlool teachers that are .able to mad the baH s .direc- Rio Grande. . l,IJ9 minutes and J:'llllUided alumni of Rio Gnlnde, and bon and odler players, clear- · "'[ _.. to eadl my 6111 10 steals. . die ~tiful campus,~ · sbe ing the ball in tight situa- potential and to WQik pa Both players · were very said. tioos, :and being :a team play- with tbc teml." Y~ said. ~ to stgning with Rio Rio Grande head ooaoh CL, McOs1ccr sail11biu,gs l "'My vlrim* p i as a Grande. Amber Oliver is pleased · dJink I need to -t. on aiC player is 10 ~ on my "'.ani vety eJtcited 1D sign with me. addition of bod! takin~i: up i ........ of llikills ad .play liO my lUll · with Rio Grande. Everyone young ladies. jast · · it, IOOIIImlling (l'llndi•'e ~slid. "1 on the team seems very Dire ~I am veJY pie 1 ro be die ball · pR:SSIR. .aod WJIIIIl 10 prw ·as • 41""!" and I .c an't wait to bel '•»•oc a signing both Kayla and ~~ · . ·. . aad ~ from expc:upail of it," MtOskruaid. 1 Becky to our~- ~·5 Young J!l- to DIIJOI'. m GICCS." • am very glad to be givm abe sormr roster, OliW( Slid. Middlellii1dbnocl Educ•I'M! Becky 111 die A *~of opportunity 'lllplayandkam · "'lec:l:yhasgreatddermiaa- _whik:Mc:Oskais" ............ Joha aad P. rh ~M •.-II:IUI. -1111!1 trom this eJ.PMcooe and I tioo and :a bani~ .ai- .Oliver ~ lllbout ...mt and, IKayla il die dag1 ~ am I~ forwal'd to ·die .tude. Kayla will be :a ~ , she liked ·m bodt ~ Kilby YOWl!lh • • • W.udm first day of colqe." ~lamvayemtcdhecluse a * fl : 8Y . . . Wl•tn= -',sPECIAL TO THE TIMES-SflfflNEL • • · :: RIO GRANDE - The Univen;ity of Rio Grande men's track and field aad cross country ~ Jlave added another~ i>lock that they hope will retumtbcmtotheglory4ays in f'igiR N"idc .,..._ •W••enlfigbSchool i~illo11, a - aative of w, is an oinstandiz iD bodt !pllU. :tVas AD~-pafumac:r in cross CIOIIIIIJy as. a iCIIior me or .all CrosS country, indoor and outdoor crack and field. Upon visiting the univel'Sity and n •ing Coacb W'JIIe,Y I felt dial lhc 001mhy setting lbc small ~ was a definite lUr me." Willey is alw Cltcited about _bringing in a talent likie wa-. ~Nd"s, right - i s - of t11c top llioilcR -na.. sin:tbestae d'OIIioia.Dmlionll,.we'.,_ just vay, ftlJ eJtcik:d 10 have Nd sip with us,~ Willey ;Aid. ~·, ~ 10 tie ODC ol diose pr:ople whO well as eammg All- lllqlsinaildm .. rtanimme~tbeast Obio Adik1ic clioleii,.t" ~· All-~~AII- ~~ really feel dlat be'U Reaional. His top llmc m '5k · slql npt in a a 6r.:_d11•• is 16:08. W'llSOII was alw a IIIII bdp us, be's-, mdna• - qualifier in traclt in tbc siastic, be Wllllb to be a 11ifecta of me 800, 1600 and ~ 'aad lie's wantDt,g to ·1 200 meters in 2007. His bdiHeauit •'hrady.~ W'tlley ~ time in the 800 is 1:59; addccl. ._We're excited to illlbe 1600 is 4:23.7 aad in have N'd llild 'llhil* IW IW 3200 is 9:57. Gnmde is a.Jmlt fit for him . His top times lbii 'liC*lOB IIIII we CAfiCd gmat thing aiC 4:25 in tbc l,600lllda:s fivm him.~ .-19:41:5 ill the 3200. · Wilson discussed his · W'dsori feels vecy Jlood strengths liOd weaknesses as ~I signing with Rio a l1llllltl'. "I feel my best l G1:~111de. "I'm vecy excited aslld is that I am self motiabout signing with RiO,~ be vatcd and have the ability to iaid. "I feel that ODC of my compete at 1ligb levels" he lilq ~ goals .of.~ .a said. , feel I oou1cl wod: on """"'w:tl.bve runner 1s being improving my pace in all fYJfillcd. I am vecy proud to runs." tJe .able to join the team at W'dson comes to Rio Rio Grande.~ Grande with some lofty "'I knew they offered goals in mincl. l'hysical fAncation," Wilson · ~My ultimate goal is · •llled. ~1 also knew that become an AII-AmaricaD as dley bad a strong running many times as possible.~ he p!lljll•m in tbe past I was said. ;Jho infOlmed that the runHe plans to major in ~.ogach, ~ \Y~Y! was Health and Physical till -'Standing md!Vldual fAncatioo. Nick ii tlbe liOil - OCJid! n . af Alan WJI&on ad Sheri :ou-r *' e~ ......._,(Ilia Lll a W""Ji!% •• to do a}lia: to•Ubcjobdoae..,llellill · · "'I IIIXd to Work - . foal.. 1 made honorable menlioo Rio Gi:andc heal OCJid! 'WOd, ad lbc •lja• AII-Soollhml Hills,...,..,, Soou !Mwiissey OJOU!Id··· fuJm hiP ...... ., .. r • Rossdot Slid lbc ....,....... uo Rossetofniguilll!. bUl.~ · oity 10 play soocec and ,lbe ~lfsa:gOOdsigailll!,be'n Claytoa . is die of I qualily ac"""'uic poyam:s ~ kid, 'IW>:n: lu,ppy liO Rmrlv• ..tMynltos&dotof faUbacllmidfieldcr . 'llllll . were abe keys to bjm signing have .him in lbc .......-.." w~ 4 . four-yearvarsity!\UdrJ:, was with Rio Grande. He plans be .said. ~·sa,._.~ .-&•nu.::J'.:!"'(WV~ CJru · VCI)' pleased $ be si~ to major in Fmc who we l!elieve has a ~ .,. , fliP witbRioGnnde. WOiilfwodOOg. , ~ hc'lli p VCI)' good Sdmoi,K,. ... •fi•Py '"" · '1'm excited about ,going · ~~ toe.> lhc '<QOOCi' pm- size, be's a VCI)' good 8,. ofGiuloeaty, OluliaBc;a . andplaying_~"be · Siid..· gr.amwasoneoftbc'-tand Ide, a 1111 of good, qualilj of~~it:arlfWaSe ..MII. "lcan'tW:IIl • . Ulstlltplayiilg that they. w.em. dte uoly ~" Matt Madia aad Elijala I and (IACIICU1g. rm ~ soboohnOhiowi.thawoodRossciotdesaibeshis~ Yar4wi of •""........ Hi&' eJtcited.~ wodcing program that i.s lhc auributcs as a player and Sdn>l ·a ad Bi..i* ~ Ill He was team QPtain last quality of tlhis one,~ also talks about what be C'.allio A• mny in die 21001 · season for NOitb Adams' and Rosselot wd. · must iJJ!prove on as be pre- a.aWting dass to lbii poiat. . _ _:__ _ _ _~--~-_.:;,___:._ _ _·_ _ _ _ _---:,._ _.:__~----'---~- will 0011liDue 10 gd bdB' · and brJp RIO GRANDE - Tile .thliwa:sily of Rio Grande :ro 1WE 1\WS 5 'MR......_••te _._ Sunday, .June 8, aoo8 Busch begins manic 3-race historic swing lh . . . . . 'SPB:W . . NASCAR PageBs 'CHARLOTTE, N.C. Kyle BuiCII 1IDd his hnddies llad ~ plans lasi year at lllalingtOO Race'<VI}'.IWbere dley Cook a ~race off ro J:l~O:...and enjoy some takeo with a ~ P:l lt ()(MittlMi.-;n · with four ~ CRW dtief and fdiOw dri~·t nglln'ifit s Friday, tOs .r 304 bps led m hi5 ver David Streinmc is .tbc SIIIURiay or Sunday - we. six I:ICCS. Wbcn be missed nee engineer. wanttogc:ta~y,andwe Kusas and Mansfidd ifor ~we'ltC goin,g to have waat a pictwc taken with a scbMnling ooofticts, fiU-in some fun with it, mate pretty gid." driver Shane Sie,g finisbcd St:rMJmc dress up like an Wi.tb 10 wins spanning 18th lllld 21st and didn't engineer and ru .act like I NASCAR.'s ~~-series lead a lap. know everything - .which this yea~:, lhe duo is well on 1 want to keep Billy up every crew chief I've 1he way to filling .a 2008 fro11t, aad oo ·o ne else can w~ with will .attest to The c:ookout wa ruined photo album. · Busch · bas do i.t,~ Bu80h said. "I drink - · llllll we'U ,go tty and win · two lla,ps into the sooted a ·scries-be~t four it's coot dud as long as be's a ace, Dickierson said. Nationwitle 'Series race Cup · victories; four been in the spoilt; be's final- "As ,good 1 rtwl racer as whell Busch and Jeff Nationwide wins and two ly got a cbanoe to win a Kyle i.s. [ expect .10 be in ~n, his agent, spot· in the Trodk Series. championship and I want to Vllllory LaDe by the end ·of 1m W most trusted ·oonfi. He's giJI a cozy 142~point belp him keep tlbat alive..~ die day.~ · daal, lt!B1imd they'd rather bd in dJe Cup Series, is lfusob accepts no mcmey And in tbe Clild, that's the be racing. second in .the Nationwide fur driving from Ballew, an only p1aoe Busch lle8lly "It drove us crazy not standings and, after initial- ori8inal owner from the waats to lbe. beiq in tbe £ace.," Busch ly leildinJl the l'ruck stand- · inaugural 1995 ttuck sea..r don't have a family of said. "'We were siUing lbere ings, be s missed two of wn, and an his wiMi"~gi my own that [\have to foous on a Friday night with ~ ei.dtt raoes aad dropped to ue returned to ~e race on or be with all die time, Oil the 1nek .and we oould- 16th.· team. He and Dickerson and r:acing is what's in my o't figure out why .the heck Al:tihDUgh there'·s been also brought NOS Energy . blood," Busch said. "I want we WeiltC just sillling dlere.~ talk 0f racing fur an three Drink to Ballew ttbis season to l1ICC ev~ day, all day, Aud .so began ·Championships, conflicts as a 'SJ1011SOI'Sbip p8f>1iDer. every minute. I 'Wllllt to be tNASCM <dl:iwr ~ Busch gives the thumbs-up in · the Dicb:rson'-s I'Clendess wi.th tihe Truck and "He's been around ~ in a car. by myiielf, because lf,lll1ille··IMif'll practice for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series quest to fill Busch's scbed- Nationwi&: scWules long, and be's oever bad a tlbat' s where I am bappiest.fl PoCono 500 JlldO nee in Long Pond, Pa. Friday. ule wilJI as many tlllles as mate' it i_m ,...ssible for full.rimc driver -•n""le of . possible. The ,journey 'hits Busch to ~ all three wimlinl him ~i- · ' bistoric levels Ibis week- series .t he rest of the season onship, BusCh said. "'''d eD!1. when Busch becomes and be. is PI'CP:Ifed to QOIII- like to be libc -one 10 do i1 . dte first driver in NASCAR cede the .driYer tide: in dle fw him." LOy.alty aside, dle Cup history to attempt :all three Truck Series. national series on one So why even attempt~ Series mmains Busclh's pn. w.....tend at ~ different exhausting cross-<eolllltiy ority. Should tihere be . lAcks. . . . trifeot:a? · delay~> in Pocono. Busch · The 1tmenuy calls for For Busch, it's about both will .mnain with ·his Joe ~u~ o practice :and qual- his love of r.acing :and a toy- · GiiibS R:acUJ,; team until its ~ ~us Sprint GJp Series ai!-'Y to lrul:k ~ owner WI!Jd[ is finiSbed. So ong as -car m P000110 Raceway on Billy BaHew. dte No. Ul Toyota remains ~y.et off .t o texas "lt•s not about DICidwJ- his ~ tocu.sarnhhat efJon ~ "! way f~ Friday, dise sale$, or f~ dub~ doesn t ~er, die team has iUpt to iud: Series tlllle. bel'S Cll' Q-tatmgs - be);, 110 issues Wlth Busch's hecll's bad: to Pooooo after not jaded enough to dJink tic soWnle. lbe DICe 1iO Busob ao p:a.:- .9{ .d!iiiJII like dlat •ytt," "'lrilink it'~~ ~.fur lklc b! llis car 011 .Siiluiday OiokcnOa uid of die 23- us if ¥OU watdl him and be IIIOI1Iing ~me: hustling_ to year-old. flb.cDOOL ~h's just gets rired..or physicall.y run (formerly Soutlleastern Business College) dte: ~auonw!de Senes .a~t w~g n~oes . Evay . down,~ said team. presidelit !104 ~.....,_...._I •p • .J• hw Ohio 45640 .., . . . _ _..J event m Nashville. . dli11er says 'll, but I don't J_D. Gibbs. "I ilhink Where 'lben it's back to Pocono, lhi.ok· Ct.'ery fan believes Kyl&: is right now. bein~ 23; wbcre Busch will_ attempt tbem. W'Jth Kyle there is oo be .can llUD pr:cny .bard: on Sunday to :wtden his doubt. · So JGR offiCials don't · lead i.a , tbe Sprint Cup ~Love him or bate bim, stand in Busch's way ~f ;Aawilings. ~cry pel'liim in dlat !lAD!~- filling his schedule. and Dickerson, who will stand knows dW l("y1c is this ·t riple effort isn't dle make the manic jouiney tbere fw one INSM, :aad only stuirt he's got plannrd wi& Busch and spot .all · i.t's to will dill 010e." ·tor this season. Eddie ·dlnlc et.'C:IIR, insists tbii is And that's 'fn'lly Buch i.s D'Hondt r~tly aot a publicity stunt fw going ID Texas, 'WbrR be approached Dickerson ~ASCAR':s newest wpcr- feels be's die best option to about his ftedgling .· tac.e . keep Ballew .in c.oataJiion am, wooderin,g if Busch star. "It's just in your blood. for the 1iuct Series .own- mi8bt be in~ in runY-'I'C eithet a l'acer or en;' cluun!lioniibip. Ballew Ding the Nationwide Series rou'~ not," Dickerso11 is cun:endy . fOUFth in die race at Watkins Glen ,i n said. "'f dleY line u,p some owner sblildiqgs. just 33 August. . «!!ll"r : . '""':J*":uLtk. .pfttt l"=ldiocmddla ID what Didr:enon ealls p + 1 P L · give out a owner Tom Mitcbell fields "ithe dumbest idea ill RCttopla)'. · dlcn SO-De is fOil' Rick (Jrawfurd. , ing," Busch agmed tO pilot FD& to Ft tbl'ir ~ · BIISilh bas ·put Ba1lew in tihe car if Dick:q&on is lhc M .,._ ···. WITH EVERYTHING CHANGING M;,AYBE IT'S TIME TO CHANGE CAREERS? DAYMAR COLLEGE· 7 j 1-740-286-1554 08-01~ a ~ abi!ity ro romp~ · ~ major m Health & I'IIJSical Education,~ WJISOII Ionian. HcjoinsOuodMcCartyol Bethel High School and :lllid. 1'he availability of aa Andiew Fdnwnds af Calr11 }llldctic scholarship ( w~ Midland as tbe CW'Ii:ilt crop J ~yljiiJl factors in signing of lrlCIUits for lhc 2008..09 .._.. Rio). Also, Rio offen; 5easOiL DOVER, Del.. (AP) - hrilll', Jimmie and Jeff. ,")be diRlc rs of Hendrick Yatotspoo.ts bOast tbe titles, r. li\qlpOd, CGdorsemcnts arid mmquce .wins IOOSI adler dri.II.'CI'S would envy. Dl1c .....,_,. Jr.; Jimm!C wullld JclfGacbaare c$Od in die page, I • ldovcd:Oft" the ll1ld,. aipl8bly tamed . into NASCAR's ..... deooi'ated and domi- . . •' . -tcanL· 11len tbe.-e's Casey Mears. might be on his way ·out at Wmner .olf <ODC .career Hmdriok to make room foc JuniOl. Instead, it was Kyle !pU. Oup rioce. . Not- do!lC to die top- Busch who got die boot. l2 ill poiut• « mating a run Mears has had to deal with at reast a new aew Chief, lllieO 17be .at- tr.am (he pcvioualy ran fOI' Qlip <4• rri 'ariw.JI« c:ar aa....,~- 11e•-sin ..atJo:il•• •(twice) and the No. 5 . ·s year- afla' Guobl ·(four~jan:both · dril'in! die N?. 2S -~ Cap and and paimd with:OliW . liaDihaidt is . mo.t (l!lpU- diicf Alan Gu~SOII. Ia; driver in NASCAR., . Gu.s~tiOn 1s tbe f~ - Mr&b has failed to llOIIlC crew chief Mears bas bad m doie to maiCbing the talent- f'?W' seasons. He IJ:1d ~ at trio in J)OJlll)arity oc per- differe~ crew chiefs at b•pw · lie's jumped . GanassJ, then wa moved a, been shuffled around · away il'olp .tbc No. 25 team cars and assigned ·new crew and Dari.aa Grubb wben diiefs, but tlbe changes Hench:ict shuftied dJinp foc t.ieo'( bdpcd Mears lind Eamhanlt. . . ' _,. tiad rlf rqular success Mean stattcd lut ~ .iauix-yearCUpcamer. 39th at Do\S ......,.,._ A litdc- than a y.ear S~aY.andfinisbed_l7dl, IIJF. )I • ~ on the movm,g bim.up 10 2Stb m die biiak «: tlll'Ding his ccr R•ndinp. 8111 be is ttill a ..,.,gvl He I1IOiid to ~ wboppt~! poirds bebjgvl . • the Coca-Cola 600 on ~~.Tor the 12th )'r •"Yial Day weekend, on and . &pot in the Char. same day oooe syn011yApin.. Mrars Ills faDeD : _ wid! Mears ~s; w~y behind tbe adler tbne 1111 uncle Rick Mears ii tbc drivm .al . J:leadairL lllur..Dme lndiiD~q~Gli& .500 Earnhardt u lhi1d, Garcba .• """'- aad d; ~latives sixth-. Jdl•r'Wl ~ . m etDOCjonaJ oonver- the J'?Ultl· .011. tbc .J11ion after Cuey Mears ·Hendrick driver who. .aut l.lllllly burst through into away after lut "'I . Vicfoq Lane. Busch - , leails the pl!JD cha•:t-· . soo.- * ; : r. Tlie milestone victory, fl!CC ~ flll:s I Cup-herit foal' did JittJe •~ rn:od. VlCIOileS diis OCI!iOII : .... ot-"" • a """"' .•!A. 111m' season He IUfinished .There IS ~.._.. ...., to Hill ia the points and was this season. ~ u set to lie onl~ Hendrick driver become a .tirst..wne father, no faded to make the though be dcclinod to dis0 fol' doc charl•"'"obip. cusu .duiC cllie. II: 11 also bad ro . deal ~an onl~ hope be'U rumors that be deliver .adler VICitocy first. ... ...!. * -. ' .-!IL---------~-~----.--";-~~--- ---··-- - · -·---·-- -- ---. · -.~--:--------- -· - ~· ------~- • ·- .... �...... OJ • M'M!pod. GeiHpoHs Pierce rests sore knee day after inspiring retu111 in a wbcelclllir wilh a ......_ left die. "::'.; RiVCI'S Qfteo deflects qucs- lanx of cb:llln, llliDers ...... tioos about ~ya-'s injuries 1V iepoltim in lOW. by saying, Doc is just a "It was aw.y,n be said. nickname.n But be made a "fve never bcal Clllied olf . point of saying dJat Pieroe die court. I sbould baw; just had 110 SiiUC1W3l laid thae ro- liw; liiOl'e • The Cckics insiSt ice utes and then ~'2':.; does not need an MRI. and ~y. it woo' die 10-year vela'aD said tbat agam. If I get callicd die evea if he got one, it would- next time, theie's. 110 way n't matter. · fni going 10 ()(JIBe blck.~ . ~At Ibis point. what is it While Pielte nliises bis really gOing to teU us1 1be ~-lmee, Kobe DiJant's extent of tbe injwy, but at~ 100cb could use a Ibis point with two ~· .little tender lOving cam. ' left, six games to go, we can The Laken' supentar figte Ibis out after- die Sea- made just ~-26 shots from son,n lie said. "E.itber 1·can die field in Game I, bis tbiRI play Ill" I can't, regardless of sttaigbt ~oiF game agaim.t what die MR1 says.n die Celtics, wbo baw; beld When be CI1IDJI)Icd to the him IQ 33 ~ (24-4-72) floor.. Pierce said he inwdi- shooring dlis season 8ryanl BYT•WtiL ASSOCIA'Im PRESS BOSTON- Paul Pieu:e's dramatic .etum was compellin& theater in die "''it. round{ball ), one of those l!efining. Willis Reecl-tjpc IDOIDCilts. Lakers coach l'bil Jackson, who had front~ scars at both events, wasn't ¥>~ . "If rm not mistaken," a . cynic and san:astic Jackson said Friday, 1 1bink Willis Reed missed a ·wbcde half and tbiee quada'S almost of a game and litenlly bad to !)ave a shot, a horse shot, three or four of lhem in his i!igb to come bact· out d play. Paul got canied off_, . was bad: oo his feet in a minute." . Pierce, who had to be · hoisted in his teammates' arms and .taken from the £loor in ex~ pain. summoned his 'st~engtb and returned to 0ame 1 of 1be NBA fmals despite a sprained right knee and led die Boston Celtics '0 a 98-118 in Game 1 of the NBA ately thought die worst tbat his first visit to the NBA finals was over. He has bcal fOitUDale and never had a kDee problem, but as the pain daited through his leg. the 30-year~ld bernme frightened. · "Man, l was. scan:d,n he said 1 see it all the time in foolbaJ.l. baseball, basketball, guys hurt tbciJ: kneesit's not good. And it still win finals over Los Angeles. · · Pierce's gutty OOilleback codld be worse than -. to~- diewi((IIJWti.. . really putting oil.~ . Pierce felt slighdy embarrassed once he saw the video of biin being hauled off and li'IIDSportlld down a narrow meaor his shot. ballway to the locker room Piera:. ate comparisons to .a !IDOie famous one made by Rud, the Knicks center rm missed fadeaways, short junJpen and driw;s tbat usnally go down. .· After the ~ Mr. MVP !a....,.kd IDlSfiiing on "bunnies,~ but failoed to mmlioo that most of his lllcmp!S came with two, and liOIIICtimes tbn:e Crltics n!Siiilll at biin or nwing a band in · his face. BIJanl didn't m* euuses. Now, be just needs to make sbols. "I've just gcit to put die ball in die damn .bole,~ be said. 1hat sucler didn't want to my down.n wbo ae dragj!ed himself onto Madison Square Gwen's court for Guile 7 of'lbe 1970 finals against the Lams despite a severe moe injury. ~ , Jackson was there that night 3~ tears~- in New 1.01 ~& l..al!ln' ~ Bl)ill'rt. 1M\, delilnds 9oston Celtics' Paul Pieroe duq 1he thin~ YOdt. He was Riled's team· quarter of Game 1 of the NBA basketball finals thursday in Boston. · · mate. And as far as Jacbon is concerned, Pierce is no Jackson's doubts about ~ signifieml He days geUing trealioent · Willis Reed. "I don't know if the 111J8els visited him in m.t .limeolit period that he bad or not, but be didn•t even limp wbeillle ~ back.out on the Door. · facboo lillid""' don't bow What pg dlcle. Was (~ fllifh 11caler) 0ra1 Robitts 1b ld dae ipdll:idcdrrroomT' · The NBf\'·s weU•spai:ed scbetllile rumr,d the talk before Game 2 on Sunday to miracle CUlM, conspiracy illllAries lild MIU$. 1t also 11a5 Qll tli:vaqcMDIItiiOIDC fitlepticism ·6oaube.IC!IICMy4iPJCICe·s · • -...:.a. · mall ....,.__.. -Ida- Pierce's injury- he was out pretty hurt. came in of the game for less than two IUid finished the game oil. I minutesto know a dun'tlook easy and Celtics ooid Doc Rivers. be made it probably look a ~ ~ssecl them with a _ ~ easy, fiut ~ :the ·smile.. , time, ~ wun t over Jbae ~ I don't <Care," Ri~ . scei93 ~ pmaciag, die !Aiid. ..Aren't we *epics ma r 81118 a.l oo die bile ·~· aow :lhout eveq- alice and lhlllllllllf. ilhiDJ! So whit die beck; let ....,._ , _ • •, 1mow it l!qpn. Let it~ Lee What's JOID,8 on lbe Olber lbMy Oswalcl did 11." side, you Just mate up BoSICIII • c · Kt:vin llbdl." G.oett wasn't so amused by Pierce, who soored 22 Jaicbon•s take 011 W injmy e~ made O!l!sr.i:Ulive ro tus ~ friend; die ~~ill d•ubinl ...-·Cdlic&' <lf"i• · er fRim die same sp11 to '1fs liCit 11p .0 dleiB :die ·a .t for tliApol '"' .t11 IU bice - 11».:::...,.... :'Wit ~·l: ~= ~~ C:.:: · - iliii•Tn:ik. -.~dulli; Big 1'bnle by a d:lird,. . got. caoiod oil .!the MJUid tp:ad 'lbe aext two COUit, not If for the off day, Pierce said he would not have been able to play Oil Friday, · "I can walk on it, I can bend it, but the.e·s a little sharp pain on the inside of · · my bliie.~ be said. Pieroe said there was a "pat cbanoe" he'D be able to play on Sunday~ the · Celtics attempt to take a 2-0 lrad llefift die best-Of-sevea sr.ries shifts fD Los Angeks. He lw 110 plans to have fur- . !her teltiDg done oo the knc:c, Y<1lich he injwal whc:n be wis "'•D!p'd ba'd liom . behind by teammate Keodrict PatcW. who a• P toPPI....Uit F...... can be, pidri8ll up Ill ,._.,. ... _._ 1'-'c',_. -.y IIAND 11-. .61~ lly tlds rwh •ill Nllt ~ uohr1 p.flc jrl• llr .at ~==~~~==~:::;:=~==~~~ ' .. . t· '· ... . _'f,- 1 ... ~,..~~ .,.. ~ :.: ·~-~ -~ - ·. ,··Relay--:'~()r ·life :... __. ...... -- • ._. -~- ..... ·:-~- ~ ~ata : -:~ ~ ' .::. . _;- ...... ...: v.. :.. .> ')<- . :.,._ -- - - ·- ~~ ' forocd out .with a spnUDC"d !~·:_~ ~r;~~unity rallies to celebratej ~ ._. , ,t·.;,t;· · r~member;fight f USED CAR ......... -Joy gives .. qntll your first payment! (Tbat's septa111ber) I!!P.!!!! ......_. .... • Law • 5.5% wilt select lender's.'approval. (T'hat's low lnleleat) Money Downf Plus 100 gallons of gasoline wlllt pdn:hase (JWI1•JIIIan) Ai8a 'Baf'Soout ~troops ghle a pre sa ;tlatioil ell abe ciokxs aiMi lieU the Aledge of Allegiance at t1:1e n· 1 1 For tile qpetil~ ·-·~ Nidar. 1(1)!1•• .JKOCMJIIDe~v n vou.......... back .· · . ii811EoOOM .'Why We Relay For Life': · · Cancer never sleep~ •*XI' paeim\ endures JIIO!•hi and sKk, not wanting to go on, possibly wantiliD"fi(IM'$ ·. years of tt rmeot aod life qg fD give up. As a participant in dle ltday, . . . . . . issues. Staying overnight llll die you may fed much the same way. Just as _,. is one m:!,~that we ~ the cii!!DCf pllicnt cannot stop or give up, aMI S]!J!J!Oit die . of QITI!l!'T peiiems neitlw can you. ,act ~&mi!ies. . . ; A • Your trade is WOi 111 IliON. 3 month . •.' Tbe.'lisbt aod . d'*oe~s . You must ronrinne of the day and .-m ' ~ panllel die physical effects, CJ!!Oiions ..........,...... or a CNJCft" · The morning • liibt brings die warmth of a wliiJe new day, Ml of life and new beginning~. As ,...... b a pa.ticipant, you feel die ~~s pf the ,. moming aDCI blow au dJe end of Rclay is : As die evening goes on, it~ daldad1l.rrn .and close at ban4, however, }W II}!Gw • · · :.. P"!h, just as die_emotions of the ....,.,. . '1bere is 110 finish line Uld we find a pw••• Often P" ISS bei)Mie.e.......,_, ~ ,. """*'d:. -.PI-·· .-oa·:...-'!!f. .-..: -. -....-. ..... ...... """----........_, ---· ,, ,. ......... _. __ ...... 1'&---..... ·- 'ftuc'l •a.y•z • - ... ...,_,, a ·- - - • • • WI; Ganoer suMvols, proudly wearing purple T "Shirts, arelbe first pa.:tioipants to make the trek «round the Relay For tife illack •Wiiile the crowd ch~ e;:s lthem on. - ... ·- ;;:;:: : . _....IMIII. ............ ~ . - ....,..____ I,•.-.. IpS•.-...... . . . . . . .IMIII, ............ . . . . . . . ..::::.-:.2:. ~v· --·- b. &!-N.~--------.&TIMIIl....•a a JI ::.-•• . . c .. ., . ... ...._ - I ._'D'ul ........ ......... . ..... . ..... .............' ..., •-••u.---. --..a.r..,_.....,_,... -•. ••• - . _......_ . . , M4111at b - 5 ' 41 I ··- • ....u..-. ........... . ,. _RIO,__, 211 .... ... - ...-;.' ,•t..=·• Anhtala --~. .-·"-•• _..... -----u . . --,. -111. . . . u.....,••** . . ...,....".. _,...,.- .... ·-1111.,...................- -.•--N I u...-. . ..- .,••._ _ . ,. . . - - - lllto!!J- au.• ~-·• •~• ....,._...,. r ••• tc , , . . . . .- ••7 . ij I v= 1'1, • .- - - - - - - - - - -..........7 .~ • •· • -- FGrUfll ·i latimetc» ·; 7 'libiU . . 'G flyCMIOII'-touclhed ew•Jioi•'eilewhile Members Cll the ~ joined in a bailie against cancer during the annual Gallia County Relay Fa Ule,heldthilfiidat ..tStduldar in 1he Gsl'ipoiE Cit)< Park. fw goal of • • • •an. .. •• ~ ~ ~ ~ �...... OJ • M'M!pod. GeiHpoHs Pierce rests sore knee day after inspiring retu111 in a wbcelclllir wilh a ......_ left die. "::'.; RiVCI'S Qfteo deflects qucs- lanx of cb:llln, llliDers ...... tioos about ~ya-'s injuries 1V iepoltim in lOW. by saying, Doc is just a "It was aw.y,n be said. nickname.n But be made a "fve never bcal Clllied olf . point of saying dJat Pieroe die court. I sbould baw; just had 110 SiiUC1W3l laid thae ro- liw; liiOl'e • The Cckics insiSt ice utes and then ~'2':.; does not need an MRI. and ~y. it woo' die 10-year vela'aD said tbat agam. If I get callicd die evea if he got one, it would- next time, theie's. 110 way n't matter. · fni going 10 ()(JIBe blck.~ . ~At Ibis point. what is it While Pielte nliises bis really gOing to teU us1 1be ~-lmee, Kobe DiJant's extent of tbe injwy, but at~ 100cb could use a Ibis point with two ~· .little tender lOving cam. ' left, six games to go, we can The Laken' supentar figte Ibis out after- die Sea- made just ~-26 shots from son,n lie said. "E.itber 1·can die field in Game I, bis tbiRI play Ill" I can't, regardless of sttaigbt ~oiF game agaim.t what die MR1 says.n die Celtics, wbo baw; beld When be CI1IDJI)Icd to the him IQ 33 ~ (24-4-72) floor.. Pierce said he inwdi- shooring dlis season 8ryanl BYT•WtiL ASSOCIA'Im PRESS BOSTON- Paul Pieu:e's dramatic .etum was compellin& theater in die "''it. round{ball ), one of those l!efining. Willis Reecl-tjpc IDOIDCilts. Lakers coach l'bil Jackson, who had front~ scars at both events, wasn't ¥>~ . "If rm not mistaken," a . cynic and san:astic Jackson said Friday, 1 1bink Willis Reed missed a ·wbcde half and tbiee quada'S almost of a game and litenlly bad to !)ave a shot, a horse shot, three or four of lhem in his i!igb to come bact· out d play. Paul got canied off_, . was bad: oo his feet in a minute." . Pierce, who had to be · hoisted in his teammates' arms and .taken from the £loor in ex~ pain. summoned his 'st~engtb and returned to 0ame 1 of 1be NBA fmals despite a sprained right knee and led die Boston Celtics '0 a 98-118 in Game 1 of the NBA ately thought die worst tbat his first visit to the NBA finals was over. He has bcal fOitUDale and never had a kDee problem, but as the pain daited through his leg. the 30-year~ld bernme frightened. · "Man, l was. scan:d,n he said 1 see it all the time in foolbaJ.l. baseball, basketball, guys hurt tbciJ: kneesit's not good. And it still win finals over Los Angeles. · · Pierce's gutty OOilleback codld be worse than -. to~- diewi((IIJWti.. . really putting oil.~ . Pierce felt slighdy embarrassed once he saw the video of biin being hauled off and li'IIDSportlld down a narrow meaor his shot. ballway to the locker room Piera:. ate comparisons to .a !IDOie famous one made by Rud, the Knicks center rm missed fadeaways, short junJpen and driw;s tbat usnally go down. .· After the ~ Mr. MVP !a....,.kd IDlSfiiing on "bunnies,~ but failoed to mmlioo that most of his lllcmp!S came with two, and liOIIICtimes tbn:e Crltics n!Siiilll at biin or nwing a band in · his face. BIJanl didn't m* euuses. Now, be just needs to make sbols. "I've just gcit to put die ball in die damn .bole,~ be said. 1hat sucler didn't want to my down.n wbo ae dragj!ed himself onto Madison Square Gwen's court for Guile 7 of'lbe 1970 finals against the Lams despite a severe moe injury. ~ , Jackson was there that night 3~ tears~- in New 1.01 ~& l..al!ln' ~ Bl)ill'rt. 1M\, delilnds 9oston Celtics' Paul Pieroe duq 1he thin~ YOdt. He was Riled's team· quarter of Game 1 of the NBA basketball finals thursday in Boston. · · mate. And as far as Jacbon is concerned, Pierce is no Jackson's doubts about ~ signifieml He days geUing trealioent · Willis Reed. "I don't know if the 111J8els visited him in m.t .limeolit period that he bad or not, but be didn•t even limp wbeillle ~ back.out on the Door. · facboo lillid""' don't bow What pg dlcle. Was (~ fllifh 11caler) 0ra1 Robitts 1b ld dae ipdll:idcdrrroomT' · The NBf\'·s weU•spai:ed scbetllile rumr,d the talk before Game 2 on Sunday to miracle CUlM, conspiracy illllAries lild MIU$. 1t also 11a5 Qll tli:vaqcMDIItiiOIDC fitlepticism ·6oaube.IC!IICMy4iPJCICe·s · • -...:.a. · mall ....,.__.. -Ida- Pierce's injury- he was out pretty hurt. came in of the game for less than two IUid finished the game oil. I minutesto know a dun'tlook easy and Celtics ooid Doc Rivers. be made it probably look a ~ ~ssecl them with a _ ~ easy, fiut ~ :the ·smile.. , time, ~ wun t over Jbae ~ I don't <Care," Ri~ . scei93 ~ pmaciag, die !Aiid. ..Aren't we *epics ma r 81118 a.l oo die bile ·~· aow :lhout eveq- alice and lhlllllllllf. ilhiDJ! So whit die beck; let ....,._ , _ • •, 1mow it l!qpn. Let it~ Lee What's JOID,8 on lbe Olber lbMy Oswalcl did 11." side, you Just mate up BoSICIII • c · Kt:vin llbdl." G.oett wasn't so amused by Pierce, who soored 22 Jaicbon•s take 011 W injmy e~ made O!l!sr.i:Ulive ro tus ~ friend; die ~~ill d•ubinl ...-·Cdlic&' <lf"i• · er fRim die same sp11 to '1fs liCit 11p .0 dleiB :die ·a .t for tliApol '"' .t11 IU bice - 11».:::...,.... :'Wit ~·l: ~= ~~ C:.:: · - iliii•Tn:ik. -.~dulli; Big 1'bnle by a d:lird,. . got. caoiod oil .!the MJUid tp:ad 'lbe aext two COUit, not If for the off day, Pierce said he would not have been able to play Oil Friday, · "I can walk on it, I can bend it, but the.e·s a little sharp pain on the inside of · · my bliie.~ be said. Pieroe said there was a "pat cbanoe" he'D be able to play on Sunday~ the · Celtics attempt to take a 2-0 lrad llefift die best-Of-sevea sr.ries shifts fD Los Angeks. He lw 110 plans to have fur- . !her teltiDg done oo the knc:c, Y<1lich he injwal whc:n be wis "'•D!p'd ba'd liom . behind by teammate Keodrict PatcW. who a• P toPPI....Uit F...... can be, pidri8ll up Ill ,._.,. ... _._ 1'-'c',_. -.y IIAND 11-. .61~ lly tlds rwh •ill Nllt ~ uohr1 p.flc jrl• llr .at ~==~~~==~:::;:=~==~~~ ' .. . t· '· ... . _'f,- 1 ... ~,..~~ .,.. ~ :.: ·~-~ -~ - ·. ,··Relay--:'~()r ·life :... __. ...... -- • ._. -~- ..... ·:-~- ~ ~ata : -:~ ~ ' .::. . _;- ...... ...: v.. :.. .> ')<- . :.,._ -- - - ·- ~~ ' forocd out .with a spnUDC"d !~·:_~ ~r;~~unity rallies to celebratej ~ ._. , ,t·.;,t;· · r~member;fight f USED CAR ......... -Joy gives .. qntll your first payment! (Tbat's septa111ber) I!!P.!!!! ......_. .... • Law • 5.5% wilt select lender's.'approval. (T'hat's low lnleleat) Money Downf Plus 100 gallons of gasoline wlllt pdn:hase (JWI1•JIIIan) Ai8a 'Baf'Soout ~troops ghle a pre sa ;tlatioil ell abe ciokxs aiMi lieU the Aledge of Allegiance at t1:1e n· 1 1 For tile qpetil~ ·-·~ Nidar. 1(1)!1•• .JKOCMJIIDe~v n vou.......... back .· · . ii811EoOOM .'Why We Relay For Life': · · Cancer never sleep~ •*XI' paeim\ endures JIIO!•hi and sKk, not wanting to go on, possibly wantiliD"fi(IM'$ ·. years of tt rmeot aod life qg fD give up. As a participant in dle ltday, . . . . . . issues. Staying overnight llll die you may fed much the same way. Just as _,. is one m:!,~that we ~ the cii!!DCf pllicnt cannot stop or give up, aMI S]!J!J!Oit die . of QITI!l!'T peiiems neitlw can you. ,act ~&mi!ies. . . ; A • Your trade is WOi 111 IliON. 3 month . •.' Tbe.'lisbt aod . d'*oe~s . You must ronrinne of the day and .-m ' ~ panllel die physical effects, CJ!!Oiions ..........,...... or a CNJCft" · The morning • liibt brings die warmth of a wliiJe new day, Ml of life and new beginning~. As ,...... b a pa.ticipant, you feel die ~~s pf the ,. moming aDCI blow au dJe end of Rclay is : As die evening goes on, it~ daldad1l.rrn .and close at ban4, however, }W II}!Gw • · · :.. P"!h, just as die_emotions of the ....,.,. . '1bere is 110 finish line Uld we find a pw••• Often P" ISS bei)Mie.e.......,_, ~ ,. """*'d:. -.PI-·· .-oa·:...-'!!f. .-..: -. -....-. ..... ...... """----........_, ---· ,, ,. ......... _. __ ...... 1'&---..... ·- 'ftuc'l •a.y•z • - ... ...,_,, a ·- - - • • • WI; Ganoer suMvols, proudly wearing purple T "Shirts, arelbe first pa.:tioipants to make the trek «round the Relay For tife illack •Wiiile the crowd ch~ e;:s lthem on. - ... ·- ;;:;:: : . _....IMIII. ............ ~ . - ....,..____ I,•.-.. 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'G flyCMIOII'-touclhed ew•Jioi•'eilewhile Members Cll the ~ joined in a bailie against cancer during the annual Gallia County Relay Fa Ule,heldthilfiidat ..tStduldar in 1he Gsl'ipoiE Cit)< Park. fw goal of • • • •an. .. •• ~ ~ ~ ~ �. • ' PageC2 YOUR HOMETOWN Sunday,~ 8, 2008 . . ·:.ianbap lfM·itlltinel . . ' • CoMM • PageC3 Sunday, June 8, 2.008 I -coMMUN·ITY CORNEll- ·Center doctJfJtents added . Dulcimer instruction part of eelebration · · to Wales-Ohio Project . • : So you bonghu dulci== amsan _;., : from a local · ma)be • • Bill GTueser crldacRock~sarca. dilflly it; but oev.er play it . t! •ie you don't lknow · ....._ · . ~w<OOmeSaooppcdWii10 bin ttbe ~s of pby1qg this •.old inslnl- · ay \«, lleacher ;and natii!mdy ., blown · artist, Jerry : R«kwell, will be C!OI!dnet· • a dulcimer wo*&hop ;at : Ole5teJ; Shade nays. It Wi1l · : beheld on Saturday, ltdy 19 : • U:30;a.m. Die OISl is $20 and 't he : IDCIII.. .A ·dalcimer ' • I . •I , :. := ~~ ~..:! .. Mlo -·6... ~~ .. . ,_ ...._ __.__ : tllop 'r ,;".;"V:.:,;"=~ I · ed iin lllll inllt!rumCDt. floweYer, diose w,m Mod a T.W. Kalir, wbo prcCe&d. •that with what was described as "an edocatiooal and rcligio.u s heart-tohearualk" kilthe ~nates. ·· I lia . Re•iting .is vi~ to all Ita •cit..· ' Jenng 'and the 1110re we am do to enoourage children ItO ·I Ud, the -better off dley will 'be. Srune recent .children's bOOks have cau..4.tmy eye. They are put ~ in a dwroh with idle · out&" by 'Syl\'an • Dell ,p..Jntes ~g .a message 'PubliShing. l'he colorful . abcDut li:villg frnm \books ~ ~tifu11y ffilliamilliliter. T=:CC•'•'- ilrated and.Q'I:IItive and have ~'Ute ..ad · ·on :are iclence, math and nature ·LOI!IbiDDd :and die bre•'"'- ·themed sk!lries late palt •consists of &D One part · especiaLly •I' ... ,g payer. · _ _,;~w is a several"p~~&e AIIJ1ri.ays, 1 - AShley ;:J=a1 secbion at the 'ICIIII- :a-~ :article back of the book. relating to m. May <I;. 19 1 ~fllbe its content cal1td "lior S~Eg·s r-a"'" · e- MI·n·ds.·" ·1' t -"ea-"._.. .t' week.u~= , ,"-'" tures ,...ifun facts· about •• tON~•Ili•ID•~r~lpll!l:iJIIl . .. . · Beoc•1 ·~ ""as mt ~ub.JCC~ ~~s ·special ilearn~? ~ :"'!!!s .s~~ · mg .act1vttles, some voClf:b~ •.., .....,. ...I B ~ .1Uiary developm~~ excrcts- . ttcoc4 i1o ttbe ll1:v. Noon .es,. and a stoJY-hne exploprd ...mat 1fi.U teftual <to c:atlon feature. a Cllniik !':.:?!' .!i?!du1ciJner·for llhi.s W<•ri!&Jto-.. ' f . - t to the ooc lby e'•dbestercowllIDIIIC' windstream or ca11.· ~ (740} 991-MU iby J'.uty . ll i0 ammgements can !be · made fD !have lllllOilgb :available. :as a ~-••·p i'*~ 11Cr•• • 'moo. ;an m~cmal illlC&mjluest maili1 ... •.. • As the heavy rains came lh!::~~U: .,!:~~':! =!~~=~:oo'the down and the river moved tCD:msive iiOI!lbstooc GamOas ...:..a.. held uplastweek, .severalpeople 8 · IF •CIIUiled lby falling ttces ' ....._.. was ·o n mentioned thepessibility of d lhi onl illl'ki11 ::day the R~ a flood. l was quick to ;i\!e =•~s ~ lbe~to ~:ci~ assure them that the odds mno~ .,.,_ 'VBIII:I o'lf dll: aemor !:lDs 'p':L - "Mr. were against a .flood in June. .......,..BOO." Tuesda ni t, the Dld you !mow that since diiOIIIIIItellt. Y ,)862 - that's 146 y:cars . lbowliimes--·.. b: cor-senior b:~uet was 1JIIDIC fPC<1!ile, but·- '*''ill! '· .at !the borne Mr..and ."!"" ....,- -onlyoneoccurrediin ~froiD~ diJel:. Mrs. Stanley HB!ter r(fune's J.Ulle. That was l()n lune 26, Ill'II sol¥e :any ~1cms ,gran4panmts~. Thursday 197.2, when il:be ~River diem. lit couliJ just QUIIC. · .Ojgllt was the ienior ban- .rose to 47.7 feet, gust a foot . Dlllft:. . . - . , .mil oo friday :night or so above flood -stl!ge m .• • • ' ;gm'na6on w~ lheld at the · Pomeroy. . • . Hi8b ·!iClloQI ibacca!aum,. ·11harob 'lbeautifu1Jy deoorat-. (Cluu?kiU H-fli.clt · 1111 : ale isn'itwdlatituiledmlbe. alMdl_geranillms:" ,t nNI.a l •_ , e r oj ·n . BaC\ •~rJI80it~ IWI'fti(I'E* J!JM n.ily Safiael M alw.ays · . on .a Sllllilay , by County ~ . I! i:VJ.) 1 ::ch 'lu. f: ' RIO GRANDE _,.A rep- bardsb.i.ps, tragedies, pros- very happy with · tl¥ resentative · from the periiy ·a nd happiness. The amount of and quality of National Libr~ of Wales site also documents the the -materials from the visited the Umversity of way · the settkrs have ' Madog Center and from Rio Grande's Madog added to the history and' area residents, and said Center for · Welsh Studies culture -of Ohio. · tbey will be . excellent recently to make digitat Oak Hill residents Evan additions to the Web site. copies o,f documents kept ud Elizabeth Davis sun- She also visited other on campus. pOrted The Wales-Ohfo areas of Ohio during her Menna Morgan, who is Project, 1llld are appreciat- trip. working on th~ Waleli- ~ for their contribution Jel!,llne JindDI, . director Ohio ~oject , for <dte on the ..printed materials of the Madog Center, said National Library of Wales, .distJiibulcd ·by the National ~ •is proud to have the Sl)CDt S~\'era1 d_ays at Rio Library of Wales and on Madog Center materials Grande :scanmng docu- the Web site. scallned in to be added to ments so ~at dley QD be In the fall .of 2001, tl¥ website. The site is a seen on-bn~ 8¥ ~ple Morgan visited the Rio wonderful resource that around the ,wiMil~ . Grande -campus to talk to has been uSed by people The W.ales-ol!,i' J"rojj:ct area residents about niat.e- around the world, is an innovati:ve ~-~~ rials they wei!C interested When pci},IJle conta<:t her that features. !IDee- :!'1~ in submttting to the Web w,itl! questions · about aiJli)Unt · of mfoniUIUOn site. 1'escarch i>o the Welsh !l'e~ated_ to . ~e Welsh In M~y -o f this year, she mivation to squthem m1grat~on I? Ohio.. The visited again to scaD in Ohio, .rmdra often refers Web stte dtspla.ys_ ttem.s documeuts from the ,them .to die Wales-Ohio ' be'cause tt . sueb as manuscrJpt .m~ten- Madog ,Center. as we}( as . Pro'~eot we. bs'lte als-.related to the mgra- making ·digital c~ies of .· ig ·so informative. The ,_ tion, IPboto¥raphs, -inaps,- some iteJns from area resi- National Library of Wales prin,s, painll)lgs and ()ther dents. Items such as pho- hopes to nise funding to mateiials. · tographs, .church ledgers, .eventually do additional ~pfurmation ·is available Eis¥Mod programs and projects .~tailing the on many of ·the ·individual programs frOm other local mi,gration of the Welsli to !ieUlers who carne to Wetsh-'American · evellts other pam..of .America. ' soutberl]. . Ohio in the · ~ :Ill'~ at the Madog In order ·U iloot over ·tbe 1_800s,.as .i!elLaSt<m w~ Ceoter) lad w«e ,•canned Wales-Ohio Project, Hfe wa~ · Jike ,h.erc when tobc.......,tQ1beW'•s- ootoohio.Ugc.org.llk. they ~.cd> , Ohio·pojecl. · ·, ·. For- i•forrruJti(}IIIP!J The w.eblite . gives an "'1P m...n.Js IK'CIIl to f-M Wales4Mio 1'1ij~ or idea of w•llife w.ulike · ~ . ~aerw4.~. Morpa ·Ofl 1/Wlog C~ -'/of: for the Vlebb S~tttlers ~. sOl. 'I . " ' Well/a s-.lr, ~'./~ tlie 1800s, showmz their' •· . She .aiMed 1tlat abe u t41 (800) !BZ-1.ZOI. · ' · · .· . ' ·. , .. •.•.. \. s • , ~ ·_'· · · • ·• ..··~ . . ·. . ~L ~~~ • M • KNIGHTS OF r~), ~Wbtdllt in Gallipolis ' . .; PYitJAs . 0 .. :,.~ '1 ·r6\;~:r.-& ·l . r.uL11r,.. ~.ic!T.t! t& 1k· · ~~tt r:tkrw.et ? ~ !.\~; .. • : . . · SUL;olftod...• ,The Eart Neff Pec:!iatric Fund at Holzer Medical Center continues to be supported by area businesses and 0f91Ul!zations. The Pediatric Fund has supplied nee clad toys, equipment and • :entertainm~t to the thousands of pediatric patients who have received care on Holzer Medical Center's Pediatric Unit June sponsors include Knights of Pythias, Naomi lodge 55, . -represented 1n the photo above at left by Raymond DeUIIe; and VFW Post 4464, fiiii"'S8Ilted in the photo above at right, from left, Bill ward. service commander, Keith Jeffers, post . · · : .commander, linda Lester, J:tolzer Foundation Fund Development Manager, John Fox, and Bob Wood. The entire staff of Holzer Medical Center joins in expressing their gratitude, along • .with the young children and these families for these generous contributions to the Eart Nell Fund. Anyone who would like more infonnation or is interested in making a donation may . _contact the Holzer Foundation at (740) 446-5217. · . . . · . log Red's Demo Day successful.· BIDWELL - The frrst annual Demo Day, hosted by Red's Racwon Creek Livery, was successful, allowJ:5 area residents who attcn to obtain a handson course in water safety .and paddling skills. Red's currently has seven kayaks, four creek boats, . tu <' lfm: Bricker spent_much tUne ,... VfW,. "PoST '4464 ' .• two sit on tops and one tandem sit on top. ''The ~it on top kayak are perfect for fishing," and attendee said. "The tandem kayak will likely be used mostI y for parents with children. We have to enforce a-twelve year age limit for children· to have their own boat. Kids. under to reserve dates for tours oo 12 can paddle the tandem . Raccoon Creek as well a~ witll an adult as long s they Red's camping area and meet the 50-pound weight . day paddles 00 the lake. minimum that the life jackFor more information ets require." "Safety is our biggest pri- visit Red's Raccoon Livery ority," Katberint;, one of the at 1968 Woodsmill ROad. owners, said. Locals were Bidwell, or ·call at (740) also given the first chance 388'-9338. Free Enterprise Workshopsetfor]une 15-20 ·, . ~1 16 21 22 23 24 Edible bulb 25 C8lkin 26 Stair part '0 Arlxliaallllirnll of Australia 28 Mr. Stalf 29WI11e 30Giutlild 31 Thn)!ii of . . ib 32 Glwok 1111111 34 The dawn-DOI*IIOM>nliilfiodad 35Frankfurlor 38 "T..,......r sprlle 40 Soon . 41 Opp. of s.s.w. 42 Oilollanlish 44 TICI<et iemnant 45 Sicldy 47 Lummox 54- 49 Seirthrnugh labnc 52 Appol1ion slo..,, e.g. 56 AiQhlless biro 60 Mellow 61 Malicious look 62 Crook 63 Pasta variety 65 Sixltlaense (abbr.) 66~ ffl AIJ!inant animol 66 Yi£alan lidan 69 Mile 70 Cakes and .., 71 CoiO!s 72~ 73FamHy-. for short . 74 Scandinavian 76 Balccny 78 He's ageol 007 79 llaicUine 60 Wa c:onoomed ·81 Wlllh 82TOIIChld 8311a1111~ &IQ>ml 85 Shot in blllianls 88 Wllary lnn:h 89News - Motiy St I n ·· Gallipolis Lions award ·'" annual scholarships .· • ~ . GALLIPOLIS -:Gallipolis Lions Club has ·.;continued . a time-honored ) tradition of presenting .,:scholarships of $500 to one .:senior from each of the four :Gallia County high schoOls. ·: ChairpersOn for the 2008 : :scholarship selection com>mittee, Jeff Fowler, would ::like to announce this years ::recipients. -; Molly Erin Staten, gradu::ate of Gallia Academy High :- School, is the daughter of ;:John and Joan Staten. She is ::planning to attend the -: University of Rio Grande ::and m11jor in radiology. :- Kari Renee McFann is a ::recent River Valley High :: School graduate. She is the daughter of Richard and Lena McFann. Kari will be attending the Uni vers(ty of Charleston. Jonathan Robert Beaver is a graduaJe of Ohio Valley Christian School. Jonathan is the son of Mart and Darlene Beaver. He will attend the University of Rio Grande, majoring as a paramedic. Chelsea Brooke Stowers is a recent Rraduate of South Gallia Higli School and wiD be attendmg the University of Rio .Grande majoring in nursing. She is the daughter of Jill Rustemeyer and Mike Stowers. The;: receipiants and their families will invited to attend the annual Lions family picnic this summer. RIO GRANDE - High school students from around the region will oomc to the University of · Rio Grande this month for the annual ·Ami:rican Free Enterprise and Leadership Conference. Spoosored each year by the Students In . Free Entr.rp:ise (SIFE) cbcpa at Rio Grande, this year's event will' be held June 15-;!0. Area high school students still have·time to sign up for the cooferelicc, which wiU allow them to gain business .experience. bear from business professionals from around the region, learn about free enterprise, and make new friends. in a fun environment. ln addition, those attending the conference can also earn two college credit hours through the wade -they complete during tl¥ week. More than 60 students from areas around the state such as Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati have already si~ up to attend, al(lng w1th numerous students from southern Ohio. Rio Grande Sl'tY1ents who are members of the SIFE lellm will be helping the high school students with their busines$ competitions and otha activities, and students . in Rio Grande's Mas!er of lose money, talk about Busini:ss Administralion in things they did weD and Entn:prcllcllnhip . program look for areas they oould will be invited to help out. improve and learn from. If · Guest speakers, such . as thc>companies make money, Jennifer Hargett from Bob the students from each Evans Farms corporate group also have to decide headquarters, will also be what they will do with .the giving presentations during · profits. tl)e weeklong oonference. "It's a really nice mix of Each day of the oonfercncc students," Smith said, adding will have a separate fi>cus, that si!Jdents come from nn1, as days based oo ideas such suburban and city schools to as entrepreneurship, madre!- take part in the conl'ermre. ing and free enterprise will -rbe students always make be held for the students: new friends, and . many of One main activity during them Slay in oontact after the the conference each 'y ear is conference." to have the students break lbe students live in the into groups of I 0-12 and residence halls throilgbout then create their own rom- the week and have the panics. The students .are oppurtuuity to take piut in then challenged to come S{'CCial a~tivitie~ su~h ~ up with ideas for business- paza parties. swunmmg ID es they could acmally run tJ¥ campus pool, visiting during. the week. Once the the new student activities companies lrnqw what area in the Davis University types of products or ser- Centcc and even holding the vices they want to sell, American .Free Enterprise they have to co:ate their Idol competition. lbe stuproduct5, market their dents also get to ex~ · businesses and seD their a taste of coUCge life, as goods or services. they are living on campus . 1bey're also going to be and visiting the differeot filming aJIIIIIICicials for their classrooms each day. products or seiVices," said In addition, taking pan in Carol Smith, advisor for the the weeklong conference siFE program al Rio Grande. helps students gain leaderAt· the end of the week, ship skills, learn about pubthe students report on if lie speaking, gain social their companies make or and life skills. and learn bow to work oo a team. The students benefit from the hands-on learning activities held during the week, and gain valuable knowledge about economics and free enterprise. For more informarion on the 2008 American Free Enterprise Leadership Conference or to register to attend. call Smith at 1-800· 282-7201. For additional informo.tion on upcoming everzls aJ Rio Grtnllh, as well as information ·on . the wide. range of academic programs offered on the univeisit)' 's scenic campus. · log Onto www.rio.edu_ The Best Orthopedic .Procedure Is Only As Good As The Person Who Perlorms It l?oettct.r you hear about a .-- suFJical p; ocedure or piece of equipment dlat promises to make rour S\lf'&ell' betller, faster and have a quicbr recoou 1· More often thon not, .~ ·CJichesiTa extmds. .llim:Jd. through 2018 season ·t wr' 1 .-1 devotCIEYEL\ND (AP~ - .J 'Die CleveJ.Id On I 1ha ed M!fice."' . . 1Jk .np..oW W.dser... ex· a W rthe •:w Jd · ~ · mu&ie · fll mu&il:: ~ Fninz .l lloellt : 'WdKit-Moelt .a ,... .& "'Y .iD .21112!1M in die. • dlnlqh tile .2017-~l· ~ ,_. :. initial ; ;.• x. . ; '1lte ' extell&ioa fi~ '• • : • ·Ou.nccd Friday by ·1M1ar4· dWrman Richard 1!4'!11•w:t ene:Me.f to 2011. was ., 2010. He will end his 13year ltenJire BS ICDCW music director · of the zmcb Opera.at the ll'lld of the ·c urrent teason . · Welser-Mocat annOunced plans to · commi&ii9D five Welser-Moest IWiU lll4d new 11Dng4form .wotttl lead· the additional duties as ing up to the Olcbe&ba's ; lloplmoiltly. Who praised general music director. of lOOt() season in 2017~ Wdc-Moest's "uasur- ihe V~enna State Opera in 2018. , .. •• ·- . ' ( new sufliml pt ocedures are only os rood os !he SUIJeGII perfOrmaiJ them. You need an Otd;opedicphysician dlat has die backrJund and expetience to make chat brand new piece,of equipment or .irp:al pu<.edw-le be all it p;omises to be. Or. Edwin Hissa bi ings his surp:al e;pe; rise to 1•.- to deln• Jacbon Countr from a-lancl. Ohio. and has the ...,;cal dte n r rltl dull JOU - t . Don't trust your Onhopedic Care to just anpoue. C.U ~ ta d•l •hf 1 740.395.8494 �. • ' PageC2 YOUR HOMETOWN Sunday,~ 8, 2008 . . ·:.ianbap lfM·itlltinel . . ' • CoMM • PageC3 Sunday, June 8, 2.008 I -coMMUN·ITY CORNEll- ·Center doctJfJtents added . Dulcimer instruction part of eelebration · · to Wales-Ohio Project . • : So you bonghu dulci== amsan _;., : from a local · ma)be • • Bill GTueser crldacRock~sarca. dilflly it; but oev.er play it . t! •ie you don't lknow · ....._ · . ~w<OOmeSaooppcdWii10 bin ttbe ~s of pby1qg this •.old inslnl- · ay \«, lleacher ;and natii!mdy ., blown · artist, Jerry : R«kwell, will be C!OI!dnet· • a dulcimer wo*&hop ;at : Ole5teJ; Shade nays. It Wi1l · : beheld on Saturday, ltdy 19 : • U:30;a.m. Die OISl is $20 and 't he : IDCIII.. .A ·dalcimer ' • I . •I , :. := ~~ ~..:! .. Mlo -·6... ~~ .. . ,_ ...._ __.__ : tllop 'r ,;".;"V:.:,;"=~ I · ed iin lllll inllt!rumCDt. floweYer, diose w,m Mod a T.W. Kalir, wbo prcCe&d. •that with what was described as "an edocatiooal and rcligio.u s heart-tohearualk" kilthe ~nates. ·· I lia . Re•iting .is vi~ to all Ita •cit..· ' Jenng 'and the 1110re we am do to enoourage children ItO ·I Ud, the -better off dley will 'be. Srune recent .children's bOOks have cau..4.tmy eye. They are put ~ in a dwroh with idle · out&" by 'Syl\'an • Dell ,p..Jntes ~g .a message 'PubliShing. l'he colorful . abcDut li:villg frnm \books ~ ~tifu11y ffilliamilliliter. T=:CC•'•'- ilrated and.Q'I:IItive and have ~'Ute ..ad · ·on :are iclence, math and nature ·LOI!IbiDDd :and die bre•'"'- ·themed sk!lries late palt •consists of &D One part · especiaLly •I' ... ,g payer. · _ _,;~w is a several"p~~&e AIIJ1ri.ays, 1 - AShley ;:J=a1 secbion at the 'ICIIII- :a-~ :article back of the book. relating to m. May <I;. 19 1 ~fllbe its content cal1td "lior S~Eg·s r-a"'" · e- MI·n·ds.·" ·1' t -"ea-"._.. .t' week.u~= , ,"-'" tures ,...ifun facts· about •• tON~•Ili•ID•~r~lpll!l:iJIIl . .. . · Beoc•1 ·~ ""as mt ~ub.JCC~ ~~s ·special ilearn~? ~ :"'!!!s .s~~ · mg .act1vttles, some voClf:b~ •.., .....,. ...I B ~ .1Uiary developm~~ excrcts- . ttcoc4 i1o ttbe ll1:v. Noon .es,. and a stoJY-hne exploprd ...mat 1fi.U teftual <to c:atlon feature. a Cllniik !':.:?!' .!i?!du1ciJner·for llhi.s W<•ri!&Jto-.. ' f . - t to the ooc lby e'•dbestercowllIDIIIC' windstream or ca11.· ~ (740} 991-MU iby J'.uty . ll i0 ammgements can !be · made fD !have lllllOilgb :available. :as a ~-••·p i'*~ 11Cr•• • 'moo. ;an m~cmal illlC&mjluest maili1 ... •.. • As the heavy rains came lh!::~~U: .,!:~~':! =!~~=~:oo'the down and the river moved tCD:msive iiOI!lbstooc GamOas ...:..a.. held uplastweek, .severalpeople 8 · IF •CIIUiled lby falling ttces ' ....._.. was ·o n mentioned thepessibility of d lhi onl illl'ki11 ::day the R~ a flood. l was quick to ;i\!e =•~s ~ lbe~to ~:ci~ assure them that the odds mno~ .,.,_ 'VBIII:I o'lf dll: aemor !:lDs 'p':L - "Mr. were against a .flood in June. .......,..BOO." Tuesda ni t, the Dld you !mow that since diiOIIIIIItellt. Y ,)862 - that's 146 y:cars . lbowliimes--·.. b: cor-senior b:~uet was 1JIIDIC fPC<1!ile, but·- '*''ill! '· .at !the borne Mr..and ."!"" ....,- -onlyoneoccurrediin ~froiD~ diJel:. Mrs. Stanley HB!ter r(fune's J.Ulle. That was l()n lune 26, Ill'II sol¥e :any ~1cms ,gran4panmts~. Thursday 197.2, when il:be ~River diem. lit couliJ just QUIIC. · .Ojgllt was the ienior ban- .rose to 47.7 feet, gust a foot . Dlllft:. . . - . , .mil oo friday :night or so above flood -stl!ge m .• • • ' ;gm'na6on w~ lheld at the · Pomeroy. . • . Hi8b ·!iClloQI ibacca!aum,. ·11harob 'lbeautifu1Jy deoorat-. (Cluu?kiU H-fli.clt · 1111 : ale isn'itwdlatituiledmlbe. alMdl_geranillms:" ,t nNI.a l •_ , e r oj ·n . BaC\ •~rJI80it~ IWI'fti(I'E* J!JM n.ily Safiael M alw.ays · . on .a Sllllilay , by County ~ . I! i:VJ.) 1 ::ch 'lu. f: ' RIO GRANDE _,.A rep- bardsb.i.ps, tragedies, pros- very happy with · tl¥ resentative · from the periiy ·a nd happiness. The amount of and quality of National Libr~ of Wales site also documents the the -materials from the visited the Umversity of way · the settkrs have ' Madog Center and from Rio Grande's Madog added to the history and' area residents, and said Center for · Welsh Studies culture -of Ohio. · tbey will be . excellent recently to make digitat Oak Hill residents Evan additions to the Web site. copies o,f documents kept ud Elizabeth Davis sun- She also visited other on campus. pOrted The Wales-Ohfo areas of Ohio during her Menna Morgan, who is Project, 1llld are appreciat- trip. working on th~ Waleli- ~ for their contribution Jel!,llne JindDI, . director Ohio ~oject , for <dte on the ..printed materials of the Madog Center, said National Library of Wales, .distJiibulcd ·by the National ~ •is proud to have the Sl)CDt S~\'era1 d_ays at Rio Library of Wales and on Madog Center materials Grande :scanmng docu- the Web site. scallned in to be added to ments so ~at dley QD be In the fall .of 2001, tl¥ website. The site is a seen on-bn~ 8¥ ~ple Morgan visited the Rio wonderful resource that around the ,wiMil~ . Grande -campus to talk to has been uSed by people The W.ales-ol!,i' J"rojj:ct area residents about niat.e- around the world, is an innovati:ve ~-~~ rials they wei!C interested When pci},IJle conta<:t her that features. !IDee- :!'1~ in submttting to the Web w,itl! questions · about aiJli)Unt · of mfoniUIUOn site. 1'escarch i>o the Welsh !l'e~ated_ to . ~e Welsh In M~y -o f this year, she mivation to squthem m1grat~on I? Ohio.. The visited again to scaD in Ohio, .rmdra often refers Web stte dtspla.ys_ ttem.s documeuts from the ,them .to die Wales-Ohio ' be'cause tt . sueb as manuscrJpt .m~ten- Madog ,Center. as we}( as . Pro'~eot we. bs'lte als-.related to the mgra- making ·digital c~ies of .· ig ·so informative. The ,_ tion, IPboto¥raphs, -inaps,- some iteJns from area resi- National Library of Wales prin,s, painll)lgs and ()ther dents. Items such as pho- hopes to nise funding to mateiials. · tographs, .church ledgers, .eventually do additional ~pfurmation ·is available Eis¥Mod programs and projects .~tailing the on many of ·the ·individual programs frOm other local mi,gration of the Welsli to !ieUlers who carne to Wetsh-'American · evellts other pam..of .America. ' soutberl]. . Ohio in the · ~ :Ill'~ at the Madog In order ·U iloot over ·tbe 1_800s,.as .i!elLaSt<m w~ Ceoter) lad w«e ,•canned Wales-Ohio Project, Hfe wa~ · Jike ,h.erc when tobc.......,tQ1beW'•s- ootoohio.Ugc.org.llk. they ~.cd> , Ohio·pojecl. · ·, ·. For- i•forrruJti(}IIIP!J The w.eblite . gives an "'1P m...n.Js IK'CIIl to f-M Wales4Mio 1'1ij~ or idea of w•llife w.ulike · ~ . ~aerw4.~. Morpa ·Ofl 1/Wlog C~ -'/of: for the Vlebb S~tttlers ~. sOl. 'I . " ' Well/a s-.lr, ~'./~ tlie 1800s, showmz their' •· . She .aiMed 1tlat abe u t41 (800) !BZ-1.ZOI. · ' · · .· . ' ·. , .. •.•.. \. s • , ~ ·_'· · · • ·• ..··~ . . ·. . ~L ~~~ • M • KNIGHTS OF r~), ~Wbtdllt in Gallipolis ' . .; PYitJAs . 0 .. :,.~ '1 ·r6\;~:r.-& ·l . r.uL11r,.. ~.ic!T.t! t& 1k· · ~~tt r:tkrw.et ? ~ !.\~; .. • : . . · SUL;olftod...• ,The Eart Neff Pec:!iatric Fund at Holzer Medical Center continues to be supported by area businesses and 0f91Ul!zations. The Pediatric Fund has supplied nee clad toys, equipment and • :entertainm~t to the thousands of pediatric patients who have received care on Holzer Medical Center's Pediatric Unit June sponsors include Knights of Pythias, Naomi lodge 55, . -represented 1n the photo above at left by Raymond DeUIIe; and VFW Post 4464, fiiii"'S8Ilted in the photo above at right, from left, Bill ward. service commander, Keith Jeffers, post . · · : .commander, linda Lester, J:tolzer Foundation Fund Development Manager, John Fox, and Bob Wood. The entire staff of Holzer Medical Center joins in expressing their gratitude, along • .with the young children and these families for these generous contributions to the Eart Nell Fund. Anyone who would like more infonnation or is interested in making a donation may . _contact the Holzer Foundation at (740) 446-5217. · . . . · . log Red's Demo Day successful.· BIDWELL - The frrst annual Demo Day, hosted by Red's Racwon Creek Livery, was successful, allowJ:5 area residents who attcn to obtain a handson course in water safety .and paddling skills. Red's currently has seven kayaks, four creek boats, . tu <' lfm: Bricker spent_much tUne ,... VfW,. "PoST '4464 ' .• two sit on tops and one tandem sit on top. ''The ~it on top kayak are perfect for fishing," and attendee said. "The tandem kayak will likely be used mostI y for parents with children. We have to enforce a-twelve year age limit for children· to have their own boat. Kids. under to reserve dates for tours oo 12 can paddle the tandem . Raccoon Creek as well a~ witll an adult as long s they Red's camping area and meet the 50-pound weight . day paddles 00 the lake. minimum that the life jackFor more information ets require." "Safety is our biggest pri- visit Red's Raccoon Livery ority," Katberint;, one of the at 1968 Woodsmill ROad. owners, said. Locals were Bidwell, or ·call at (740) also given the first chance 388'-9338. Free Enterprise Workshopsetfor]une 15-20 ·, . ~1 16 21 22 23 24 Edible bulb 25 C8lkin 26 Stair part '0 Arlxliaallllirnll of Australia 28 Mr. Stalf 29WI11e 30Giutlild 31 Thn)!ii of . . ib 32 Glwok 1111111 34 The dawn-DOI*IIOM>nliilfiodad 35Frankfurlor 38 "T..,......r sprlle 40 Soon . 41 Opp. of s.s.w. 42 Oilollanlish 44 TICI<et iemnant 45 Sicldy 47 Lummox 54- 49 Seirthrnugh labnc 52 Appol1ion slo..,, e.g. 56 AiQhlless biro 60 Mellow 61 Malicious look 62 Crook 63 Pasta variety 65 Sixltlaense (abbr.) 66~ ffl AIJ!inant animol 66 Yi£alan lidan 69 Mile 70 Cakes and .., 71 CoiO!s 72~ 73FamHy-. for short . 74 Scandinavian 76 Balccny 78 He's ageol 007 79 llaicUine 60 Wa c:onoomed ·81 Wlllh 82TOIIChld 8311a1111~ &IQ>ml 85 Shot in blllianls 88 Wllary lnn:h 89News - Motiy St I n ·· Gallipolis Lions award ·'" annual scholarships .· • ~ . GALLIPOLIS -:Gallipolis Lions Club has ·.;continued . a time-honored ) tradition of presenting .,:scholarships of $500 to one .:senior from each of the four :Gallia County high schoOls. ·: ChairpersOn for the 2008 : :scholarship selection com>mittee, Jeff Fowler, would ::like to announce this years ::recipients. -; Molly Erin Staten, gradu::ate of Gallia Academy High :- School, is the daughter of ;:John and Joan Staten. She is ::planning to attend the -: University of Rio Grande ::and m11jor in radiology. :- Kari Renee McFann is a ::recent River Valley High :: School graduate. She is the daughter of Richard and Lena McFann. Kari will be attending the Uni vers(ty of Charleston. Jonathan Robert Beaver is a graduaJe of Ohio Valley Christian School. Jonathan is the son of Mart and Darlene Beaver. He will attend the University of Rio Grande, majoring as a paramedic. Chelsea Brooke Stowers is a recent Rraduate of South Gallia Higli School and wiD be attendmg the University of Rio .Grande majoring in nursing. She is the daughter of Jill Rustemeyer and Mike Stowers. The;: receipiants and their families will invited to attend the annual Lions family picnic this summer. RIO GRANDE - High school students from around the region will oomc to the University of · Rio Grande this month for the annual ·Ami:rican Free Enterprise and Leadership Conference. Spoosored each year by the Students In . Free Entr.rp:ise (SIFE) cbcpa at Rio Grande, this year's event will' be held June 15-;!0. Area high school students still have·time to sign up for the cooferelicc, which wiU allow them to gain business .experience. bear from business professionals from around the region, learn about free enterprise, and make new friends. in a fun environment. ln addition, those attending the conference can also earn two college credit hours through the wade -they complete during tl¥ week. More than 60 students from areas around the state such as Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati have already si~ up to attend, al(lng w1th numerous students from southern Ohio. Rio Grande Sl'tY1ents who are members of the SIFE lellm will be helping the high school students with their busines$ competitions and otha activities, and students . in Rio Grande's Mas!er of lose money, talk about Busini:ss Administralion in things they did weD and Entn:prcllcllnhip . program look for areas they oould will be invited to help out. improve and learn from. If · Guest speakers, such . as thc>companies make money, Jennifer Hargett from Bob the students from each Evans Farms corporate group also have to decide headquarters, will also be what they will do with .the giving presentations during · profits. tl)e weeklong oonference. "It's a really nice mix of Each day of the oonfercncc students," Smith said, adding will have a separate fi>cus, that si!Jdents come from nn1, as days based oo ideas such suburban and city schools to as entrepreneurship, madre!- take part in the conl'ermre. ing and free enterprise will -rbe students always make be held for the students: new friends, and . many of One main activity during them Slay in oontact after the the conference each 'y ear is conference." to have the students break lbe students live in the into groups of I 0-12 and residence halls throilgbout then create their own rom- the week and have the panics. The students .are oppurtuuity to take piut in then challenged to come S{'CCial a~tivitie~ su~h ~ up with ideas for business- paza parties. swunmmg ID es they could acmally run tJ¥ campus pool, visiting during. the week. Once the the new student activities companies lrnqw what area in the Davis University types of products or ser- Centcc and even holding the vices they want to sell, American .Free Enterprise they have to co:ate their Idol competition. lbe stuproduct5, market their dents also get to ex~ · businesses and seD their a taste of coUCge life, as goods or services. they are living on campus . 1bey're also going to be and visiting the differeot filming aJIIIIIICicials for their classrooms each day. products or seiVices," said In addition, taking pan in Carol Smith, advisor for the the weeklong conference siFE program al Rio Grande. helps students gain leaderAt· the end of the week, ship skills, learn about pubthe students report on if lie speaking, gain social their companies make or and life skills. and learn bow to work oo a team. The students benefit from the hands-on learning activities held during the week, and gain valuable knowledge about economics and free enterprise. For more informarion on the 2008 American Free Enterprise Leadership Conference or to register to attend. call Smith at 1-800· 282-7201. For additional informo.tion on upcoming everzls aJ Rio Grtnllh, as well as information ·on . the wide. range of academic programs offered on the univeisit)' 's scenic campus. · log Onto www.rio.edu_ The Best Orthopedic .Procedure Is Only As Good As The Person Who Perlorms It l?oettct.r you hear about a .-- suFJical p; ocedure or piece of equipment dlat promises to make rour S\lf'&ell' betller, faster and have a quicbr recoou 1· More often thon not, .~ ·CJichesiTa extmds. .llim:Jd. through 2018 season ·t wr' 1 .-1 devotCIEYEL\ND (AP~ - .J 'Die CleveJ.Id On I 1ha ed M!fice."' . . 1Jk .np..oW W.dser... ex· a W rthe •:w Jd · ~ · mu&ie · fll mu&il:: ~ Fninz .l lloellt : 'WdKit-Moelt .a ,... .& "'Y .iD .21112!1M in die. • dlnlqh tile .2017-~l· ~ ,_. :. initial ; ;.• x. . ; '1lte ' extell&ioa fi~ '• • : • ·Ou.nccd Friday by ·1M1ar4· dWrman Richard 1!4'!11•w:t ene:Me.f to 2011. was ., 2010. He will end his 13year ltenJire BS ICDCW music director · of the zmcb Opera.at the ll'lld of the ·c urrent teason . · Welser-Mocat annOunced plans to · commi&ii9D five Welser-Moest IWiU lll4d new 11Dng4form .wotttl lead· the additional duties as ing up to the Olcbe&ba's ; lloplmoiltly. Who praised general music director. of lOOt() season in 2017~ Wdc-Moest's "uasur- ihe V~enna State Opera in 2018. , .. •• ·- . ' ( new sufliml pt ocedures are only os rood os !he SUIJeGII perfOrmaiJ them. You need an Otd;opedicphysician dlat has die backrJund and expetience to make chat brand new piece,of equipment or .irp:al pu<.edw-le be all it p;omises to be. Or. Edwin Hissa bi ings his surp:al e;pe; rise to 1•.- to deln• Jacbon Countr from a-lancl. Ohio. and has the ...,;cal dte n r rltl dull JOU - t . Don't trust your Onhopedic Care to just anpoue. C.U ~ ta d•l •hf 1 740.395.8494 �• ·PageC4 CEJ.,EBRATIONS • ·...., li.-·6tntind . PageCs s.....Ja.y, .Jw 8, 2008 Sunday, June 8, 2008 !!'~~r~ w~ is west Genealogiazl Sodety . nets 25-1,ear: · certi'icate J' !:J ·_ at state conference Y(. ~a~~-~ !!!'JOOf!d, So Brave, Yo1111g ~' =~~=-1ia husband to Susaonab. father to RedstaFt (nw•v.d after a bird), li<Ving ~·a river in Minnesota. Tbou,lb bis Wst book '\\laS JDAdcoqtely :Successful, lhe bas :tried for fi11e y.e~ tQ write ll ieOOnd. He spats .a ~ man passing by m .aiOOat, fQD<tws .him, aad bi ''"' . s w.e i.s changed. The calls ,.. .'Ui<WIIIUJJ . _ .._1ilrllnger .,._.,_, · e. Hehimself .LuiJ..s ""'"" "" " !boats d li . • an ·. v.es a solitacy a~stencem an .o1dibam. He ..... _, ltQ ·--·· •'>UI L:g· ,..., •a ~ ..,., ~ '" """"" ~w:. Biue; Whom he .aban"""""" lB Y.elll'S ;agQ f>Q he can •legize. Her i.n;vites '" ': 'leclr.et· IW ~· !IIJ • te McDco 110 tind ._ __ Thus lbegm " s •Le ...veoue~. IUl .,.. _ ... '""'Giendoo ha& not !been UUihfu1 .about his past, and idle RIO encounter :for""-'·ert~•n. de.tecu·ve . mer ,,..1.111. ~ .....__1 CS ·s ·m:ng'>, ' "'hO ·b as Be\18dy G lllu Q«de(. \ Suzal••llelidereon 81111 Ben Ewll;g .Upcoming wedding roMERov - Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Steven 'Dalton-Cumings engagement Qwisllel-IMCIBiadrwDIImllllll Denniston-Benson enoa:gemen/ 0' . of Pomeroy announce the upcoming Dllllriage of_their daugb- . :;_~=~:i'n~=~•::;i~y~wmg IL~of The bride-<:lect is the granddaughter of Mildred Humphreys and the late Norman Humphreys · Sr. of Pomeroy. She is also llJe granddaughter of Agnes Henderson of Gallipolis. The prospective bridegrQOID is die grandliOO of Sarah CaJdweU and the late Garland Caldwell of Alfred, and 1 William Heniy and Beulah Err;: of Pomeroy. Suzanna I..aDonna is a u~te o~ Shawnee Sblle University with a bachelor ~ applied ~ as an ~- , pational lberapisL and Hock!ng' t~ With_an asSOClllte of applied science as a physical ~st ass•stall!- She_ts £u~ret~tly employed as an occupauonal therapist W i dt Olympia Thernpy Ill!=· . . . . . . . Benjamin Henry is a gradu~e of Ohio UT~vcmcy ~a bachelor of b10logy, and~ Co~ widl_an awoc1~ of applied science as a pbysr~ ~1st asst~ He_u; cmrently employed as a. travelmg ~ysical thuap1st a&SIStantwithOlYJIWia'fherapylnc. Helsalsc!empJoYedaslbe ~ys bead vars1ty baslcedrall ooach at Meigs High SdtooL The private ceremony w11l take place on ~y. June 14. 2008, at the !rinity ~ngregational Otwd! m Powemy. The couple will reside m Pomeroy. . . . HOPFJ>AI.E - Mr. Mrs. H. U:my Daltoo • tlqpedaJe :announce lbe ~ov·•ltlllt a ope nming lrfCII- . I GAlLIPOLIS- Lena~ and Aaron :and Kam:t llcnfi!lll of GallipOOs. have anncwuuwl die m,g~ :aod upooming llllliYge of their dli&dn:ia. BGIDdey Denni!DI :and Ouis Henson. .. Bllllldey is die Awl,gbter of Pete Dauliston of Memphis, Tenn. Sbe js 1be gnmdllaugbtec of Walta" Pope and lbe bfe Pity~ Pope of Cl!lmui. me late Jolin and !Nlell Dmnililloo of Eads, ~erm. . . Ouis is lbe gt3Ddwn of J:eamme md die lateJ.d_l>l3y of w ~:.i~it~FJk~~i,~~:"!,!dlr 1be · · is :a !990 :gnvk•ate of · · ffiflb Sthl01 I md a 11000 P4'•* oflDaity .....,. ~ 5dlool of I N~Dia,g. Sbe is~ :1111 :a aqiilliiCml- ill die aiDa1 at.Trinity Wait in.SlaDswille. . Her fiMw: is :a lOOO P"l* «Jf Suo6w • Loclllfi&'t Sdtooi.OIIId :a11en&4 OhicJ Uuiw:nily. He ill"'~ t i a ! jnmap fur Ammcan Bocmc flaMe. , ~J- It,~ wc+tiQ -w1 be. hdd .at ~ 1 c::an:- . UBital M...m.ti~ Ohuroh. I _ _..c__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Gallipolis. and Frank aDd Ann HmtiOII otGa,it~lis. He 1s lbegreat--grandsonofV~BulkofGall!p"''is. . BOib Brancley :and Chris :are .2005 gDIIluates of c...!la , I Aademy Hi~ SdtooL Br.mdey is ~ a an ~A at Holzer- Seni.or ~ ('mtn and Onis IS ·:a bbora 'flilh , Uni~n543 of~ 9?:.Va. . . . •. Fnends and family 311 . ;e mwited Ito JOm 1be IOIIUple :and llhe.ir . ·Gibr'-"nH .anm · . •IJDT."'-"nry r.:;, . ~U dVII. GALIJl'OLIS _Roy :aad Vqinia om- efi"4Jipnlis will«"''* diar(illdl ft'Yi~ aaaM:rtlaly 0111'bundai). JUne 12,2008. · · . They aa: die parents df David. i(l'U£fi Gtlwn, Cdty · .· pareots!O:'Ibebappyoccamn:at~Gallipo!is_GtfP.alt~ (Bt!lb~ ~ aad ~ GiiHaL De}' ,at110 ~a 4 p.m. Salunlay. Juue 21. 200&, Mth a~ •!!U!M'dj- mnttltep-'W:~ "Bldy~ Webb; four J•"'M ately followin,g at ilhe Elki Lo~J!e. and 111me ~~gancWM!dmn · Roy ill :a etirod dectrKUil ~ -IBEW Local Jl1a.S v.pma i.11 a lh0tiiC'!!I•aiker , .: Acaol ~ i.11 ~boW ill . ..h<mlll: Car& may lie to Roy and V.tPaD GiiMilm, I.US •• II . . . .jg Raid, C'.allipltii, OhicJ 4S61l. . GAILJPOUS - ' SeVeral members of the Gallia County Genealogical Society recently attended the State OOS Conference in Cincinnati They attend~'(! classes, manned the Gallia Co;,...., tlible and several ,;...;.::;;~....... t:~- •--'""'-. 1"~ """"" ......_~ ~ Reoeiving rr.oognitiO!J as a 25-year . cl...-was 1he hin1._ ""'1""' 6" ligbtraf tbe oonference for the Oallia group. A variety· of classes was o11ered :with such topics as ' federal ·records; DNA, Ireland, libraries, river genealogy, newspapers, methooology, digital pb0to.,aphs and documents eand many mare. Each mem- wilheNewYorl:Tuneslbest<Woo.C:amectiy.' ~ncr· IJi'st. <"-e also wro•a Ann !BiowJt Marian "u ... SclloOnoYer--:~tbat(his f7he Namesa'U, which tlas · ~& •L- ~:::_nee is a been made into a lfllm. "" ..., ~" t ;~~bini was lti0m ·in London .of fun, and it may 'be the .-& • only dumce :we get 11o meet "" Indian parents Md wntes ~ & ... _ • .. • some of our members .ace O< ·we mmugtant M~l11an . ._ "'-"-s 1, ...11 nar to face. ~~-~ ..:_~..,.~"" ' .. -But the highlight of the en._. IW<>If ' OnS for their c • dreri in conference for Gallia .A.nlmica. 1he iOhildren feel County was the honor ,the pressui:e •frl;!m IOOth parbestowed upon the group ents lllll!l ilhe new clilture. It commem0rating the 25th iis ban:! io '"fiit tin" while .conanniversary of the socielf. z • .a.....:_ t ·• President . Henny Evans • oomng ""' •wm~· paren s -~-ed 'Thi .... was • "' remaa~, ' s aw.,.u wrsues. · In the :title story, a yOI!Dg ber attended the classes in especially meailingful to us. wife and mother m<tves to wbicb they were most inter- A few ,Years ago there was a San Francisco fr.Qm the ested with several learning challelll!e tQ our charter by East H ~ th .., about sca..nning, migration, another .group. Hopefully . er-.a ercomes ... or a · ·1 d 1 · g1 tend he census and internet this will put an · end to a VISI an Ol'lD }' ,S r "'""'' ~ "' garden. Recenl!ly widowed, resources. nimor that we are a new been look!ing for Glendon lie is keepiqg a secret. The keyoote sp:a~rer was organization. We've been for yun; fur train robbery The '!alit ihree stories tell · P.atricia 'Van Skaik, manager serving researchers since .and mooJer. 8edket ,gets in of two y<tung 1people, of 1he 'Genealogy and Local 1983 .and continue to do so die middle·,Bf the mess ~ust thrown 1qgether w.hen their History 'Department at the at our· office located at 57 !by being present. ;parents -share a household. 'Public Library of Cincinnati Court St." . · Essentially, this is a west- The girl, Hema, is and Hamilton. She gave a When the group was fust Cllll, a ~omanoe and an awestrndk by the handsome fascinating history of an 1848 chartered, 15 members were :ad:v.emure story. Alcmg ,the K.auShik, several years older riverfront panorama, a needed and by April 1983, way. !Becket anlil Dobie and of .a higher class. In the daguerreotype, which is 75 had enrolled. Three of r(whose real name ·is Hate) se cond story; iKaulihik' s being reii'IOred, . and shows . the current bo8J'(l members, meet a youthful oo:wboy widowed [ather has married llivedl:ont Cincinnati in c:ight Evans, Pat Compton and · n!I!!!Cd Hood Roberts. He is a youngei woman :with two panonunic :views in ·excellent Schoonover were charter lilso flOOD ,pursued by daughters. He is angry detail. This is an exceedingly members. Office .volunteer Siringo, ,ait0~gh ,old IRM'man about her talcing 'her .moth- rare and valuable resource. Mary lames was .also a <r.'hG neveq~w.es 111'· . er's place and changing the Stmefionts andpll()ple can be charter member. ~ di~plays ibis unusu- home his mother so careful- depicted aad a :wonderful Richards added, "We are iJi! talent Ifill' <de~~ . ·ay 1deoorated. He is jeallll!s ~ •m()inci!llllllj m 1848 iis open Wednesday through bis w,anderful way 'Wlth :and rude and unkind to 'his ~liible.lnltbc-futun:itWlll:be Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 w.~s. Wri1!b .an J~po10gy .to [ittle stepsisters, something IP'Iaa!d 'o n ·1he Internet fQI' p.m. Stop by and see us. Or s.illl l'!aul, lbe '&B)'ll .about lhe lfegrets llater. · .• VieWing. · call for an appointment." Monte_. ad :Sunnn~. ·. lin 1he fimil ~•.ftema, Three me.oibers joined The society is planning "1.Dve llilli•MIF Ifact -It 1DOW a !Ph.D. !Candidaie, .and Civil War ,f amilies of several events for their 25th ~.aUitJiiuato,lbcliev.es ,all IKau&bik, ;a photojOumallst; Ohio and at least four anniversary. They recently illiiqp. """"""s .all ~&It meet tin IR.ome .and iflill in joined Settlers and held a Help Event in con..tes lllO .i lalse .at .all:" l owe. Hr:m• iis now .37 .and B.uilders of <Ohio. Member junction with Bossard ~ llbe weather he -say~ has .accepted · a proposal Linda Tope Trent jo.ined Memorial Library. For the ~-P"'4Pkwho "pre- . iCrQIII ,a l1lliiD she -scarcely ·tbe Civil War group Md Lineage B.a nquet in dirt•* M rtw~ lhut too11be · -lalu!rls. ~ lis a llov:e1y w.as .attired in au.t he.ntic October they have arranged Qlal· 'r · i dlete ·.are ;a illl!iiry, llOld ltendetly . and . dress created ~ 'her bus- ~o have a speaker, Charlyn .A t ~.;p_a! :C:=: aour- . ~=·=Y:Wu uwoo First if: . . ies, Civ,iJ War . ;and .S.ettle,rs and B.uilders .are modeled afulr .t he .state I()J"ganiz:ations, but are .for diose with ancestors in GAI.lia Collllty. ·· . Ga1lia tb!!!ly c:ba11eQsed .eadi<!ihw*'i 111>~ a .dona1ion ~ :dJe new (ilhio <'-1oaical :5ociety Ulnl;y 10' be ~ ·in Mansfield. •!* ~ rlbe!fintdleck 81 ~ all m.,._ lllJ fljJiow .ut OOS ·,is 1be u- (;'.,a. •oa«ioo~S"'fl&lalle·~l society and the library will be of great benefit to genealo- an · gisti;. Manning the local table allowed members to meet with those with Gallia County roots and to offer assistance in lookups . Several interested people became members and also ·purchased books, . silk screen genealogy T-shirts donated to the group by an Indiana member, and variOilS key finders and Jocai items of interest. Barbara Richards added, "I thoroughly enjoyed meet- I ~DeGanno-Parken wedding Ann Br.own, J-:lenny Evans, Bartlara Richards and r;!· MliriaiJ Schoonover of 1he Gallia County Genealogical ~ 005 Chapter, are seen with with 1he 25-Year ChaflW Award received at the reoenl OGS Conle@I'IC8 · ~ Cincinnati. · · • . Subm- photos linda Trent is seen in Civil War attire created by her husband, Hank Trent, after induction into Civil War Families of Ohio. stated, "The information tot hem. " . in this book is so much fun This group of volunteeq to read and cowers one of is always willing to help, ·my favorite inte:reSls, researchers resolve theu Antoine Saugrain, one of ·the French 500. He was 4 Ciw.i l War swdiers, bu.t problems and locate needed feet 9 inches tall and known really so much more that documents. They survive as "the .little French doc- everyone will learn some- with memberships, dona- · · tor." When he left here, he thing new and of interest lions and book sales. went to Lexington and then lo St. Louis, Mo .. While there he met Lew1s and Clad!: and repacked their medi,cal bag' for the nex.tleg .of the ~oumey. ~ughtel has · ~ ~e oolJectJoa of'SaUgt;aUIIOfonnalion and is eager to visit Gal\ipolis and share infor1DBtiOJl.With the community. The public is invited to hear this most .interesting speaker. Details of the banquet to be held Oct. 11 can be obtained by calling the office at 446-4242. Another surprise for the 25th anniversary is a new publication expected later·i n the year. It will be about 375 pages with a full name index and the group is so fascinated with it themselves that they believe the public will . thoroughly enjoy this book. Member Carolyn Cogar ~<>~at' u:£~'fte .~~~~e:~~ iC:~f-:!;=~: ~~U:. . ifliigllteliing ~ "Qf ,all qd words '0f eey. "'ia ltiimes >l:lf ,dread iit'1s ~.and !PliO· the $1iklest JlliOd !lD' ~ :an told man lllll! (these - lit 1Dight !have ~-AlntGildaan Jblnllell, ibceli"O l.ahi!ii tnows the IMII'IIe."'Gooii....,merllUd- pain {(jf !love .and ~0611. <Of U..- u 1100 llleliinus, \DOt .misulli:leRtanding betw.-J IIIIo W:kcning swact.lf J"lU ' (llllllll :and .clilld, ,of11be·ilifI m"t ,aln:ady rellil it, aj ~ ,of not know.ing Who l'..:ie likuz..8iver1oo. y,ou are when caught n ma ili!!rl F.orrth 'by between two ·c.liltures. Gmlt JII!M 1 Jaijiti lhas made it w.riting, gmat &tolioti. llr. and Mrs. Rabelt Pa' mw soon .~ ... ing the people who stopped • . at our able. We .111lmy of t1)em Will risit us .at. our oficle. '!'e ~sed llo 'd o sev.eiid ~~ for people I Lemley anniversary You Know, Your Back· I I Doesn't Always Have To Hurt. I a-etc .... will x."fect ~ d ROONEY-Rodnry'ti I -a'lp;ade'IICbOOJifellliion is Satprday, JIIDe 14 lit 4 p.m. .at die &ndney Unitat Mdbadia <hudl' 100 Ohio ~88 . Dinocr ~~as· \been ~ .wOO :5 PJIIL . 1hoie plw'Diag to.._,.~£ aliiod to~ oov.cmddiihes for ibe meal (table service will be providoci). pic!ures and meiOOfabiJia of student days, .at Rodney Schoo~ and stories lo share aboul the school. A reunion bas be;en held for Rodney SchoOl since 19110. The !1tbool lbuil4i8f i s now IIWIIIOCI and used by R<ldllcy UM Omrch u youduod iOOIIIDIIIIIityo=nter. Tbet 'If 'I! w willlbcGJ!d~ldie .. •• ·. • . ... - - •. -. • Americans at some time in tfteir liw!s, Jt is not a dia&nOSis. it is a. symptom d an 'undelipw cordtb.. Or. Nick Robinson at Pack to ~~ 'd• OWapraccic c:an put JOU on the ~d to living pairlrr.. You don't want to live anocher day wid\ back --· -- - ft.lo. ~ Qf CUr rl . ....... 740.446.7460. �• ·PageC4 CEJ.,EBRATIONS • ·...., li.-·6tntind . PageCs s.....Ja.y, .Jw 8, 2008 Sunday, June 8, 2008 !!'~~r~ w~ is west Genealogiazl Sodety . nets 25-1,ear: · certi'icate J' !:J ·_ at state conference Y(. ~a~~-~ !!!'JOOf!d, So Brave, Yo1111g ~' =~~=-1ia husband to Susaonab. father to RedstaFt (nw•v.d after a bird), li<Ving ~·a river in Minnesota. Tbou,lb bis Wst book '\\laS JDAdcoqtely :Successful, lhe bas :tried for fi11e y.e~ tQ write ll ieOOnd. He spats .a ~ man passing by m .aiOOat, fQD<tws .him, aad bi ''"' . s w.e i.s changed. The calls ,.. .'Ui<WIIIUJJ . _ .._1ilrllnger .,._.,_, · e. Hehimself .LuiJ..s ""'"" "" " !boats d li . • an ·. v.es a solitacy a~stencem an .o1dibam. He ..... _, ltQ ·--·· •'>UI L:g· ,..., •a ~ ..,., ~ '" """"" ~w:. Biue; Whom he .aban"""""" lB Y.elll'S ;agQ f>Q he can •legize. Her i.n;vites '" ': 'leclr.et· IW ~· !IIJ • te McDco 110 tind ._ __ Thus lbegm " s •Le ...veoue~. IUl .,.. _ ... '""'Giendoo ha& not !been UUihfu1 .about his past, and idle RIO encounter :for""-'·ert~•n. de.tecu·ve . mer ,,..1.111. ~ .....__1 CS ·s ·m:ng'>, ' "'hO ·b as Be\18dy G lllu Q«de(. \ Suzal••llelidereon 81111 Ben Ewll;g .Upcoming wedding roMERov - Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Steven 'Dalton-Cumings engagement Qwisllel-IMCIBiadrwDIImllllll Denniston-Benson enoa:gemen/ 0' . of Pomeroy announce the upcoming Dllllriage of_their daugb- . :;_~=~:i'n~=~•::;i~y~wmg IL~of The bride-<:lect is the granddaughter of Mildred Humphreys and the late Norman Humphreys · Sr. of Pomeroy. She is also llJe granddaughter of Agnes Henderson of Gallipolis. The prospective bridegrQOID is die grandliOO of Sarah CaJdweU and the late Garland Caldwell of Alfred, and 1 William Heniy and Beulah Err;: of Pomeroy. Suzanna I..aDonna is a u~te o~ Shawnee Sblle University with a bachelor ~ applied ~ as an ~- , pational lberapisL and Hock!ng' t~ With_an asSOClllte of applied science as a physical ~st ass•stall!- She_ts £u~ret~tly employed as an occupauonal therapist W i dt Olympia Thernpy Ill!=· . . . . . . . Benjamin Henry is a gradu~e of Ohio UT~vcmcy ~a bachelor of b10logy, and~ Co~ widl_an awoc1~ of applied science as a pbysr~ ~1st asst~ He_u; cmrently employed as a. travelmg ~ysical thuap1st a&SIStantwithOlYJIWia'fherapylnc. Helsalsc!empJoYedaslbe ~ys bead vars1ty baslcedrall ooach at Meigs High SdtooL The private ceremony w11l take place on ~y. June 14. 2008, at the !rinity ~ngregational Otwd! m Powemy. The couple will reside m Pomeroy. . . . HOPFJ>AI.E - Mr. Mrs. H. U:my Daltoo • tlqpedaJe :announce lbe ~ov·•ltlllt a ope nming lrfCII- . I GAlLIPOLIS- Lena~ and Aaron :and Kam:t llcnfi!lll of GallipOOs. have anncwuuwl die m,g~ :aod upooming llllliYge of their dli&dn:ia. BGIDdey Denni!DI :and Ouis Henson. .. Bllllldey is die Awl,gbter of Pete Dauliston of Memphis, Tenn. Sbe js 1be gnmdllaugbtec of Walta" Pope and lbe bfe Pity~ Pope of Cl!lmui. me late Jolin and !Nlell Dmnililloo of Eads, ~erm. . . Ouis is lbe gt3Ddwn of J:eamme md die lateJ.d_l>l3y of w ~:.i~it~FJk~~i,~~:"!,!dlr 1be · · is :a !990 :gnvk•ate of · · ffiflb Sthl01 I md a 11000 P4'•* oflDaity .....,. ~ 5dlool of I N~Dia,g. Sbe is~ :1111 :a aqiilliiCml- ill die aiDa1 at.Trinity Wait in.SlaDswille. . Her fiMw: is :a lOOO P"l* «Jf Suo6w • Loclllfi&'t Sdtooi.OIIId :a11en&4 OhicJ Uuiw:nily. He ill"'~ t i a ! jnmap fur Ammcan Bocmc flaMe. , ~J- It,~ wc+tiQ -w1 be. hdd .at ~ 1 c::an:- . UBital M...m.ti~ Ohuroh. I _ _..c__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Gallipolis. and Frank aDd Ann HmtiOII otGa,it~lis. He 1s lbegreat--grandsonofV~BulkofGall!p"''is. . BOib Brancley :and Chris :are .2005 gDIIluates of c...!la , I Aademy Hi~ SdtooL Br.mdey is ~ a an ~A at Holzer- Seni.or ~ ('mtn and Onis IS ·:a bbora 'flilh , Uni~n543 of~ 9?:.Va. . . . •. Fnends and family 311 . ;e mwited Ito JOm 1be IOIIUple :and llhe.ir . ·Gibr'-"nH .anm · . •IJDT."'-"nry r.:;, . ~U dVII. GALIJl'OLIS _Roy :aad Vqinia om- efi"4Jipnlis will«"''* diar(illdl ft'Yi~ aaaM:rtlaly 0111'bundai). JUne 12,2008. · · . They aa: die parents df David. i(l'U£fi Gtlwn, Cdty · .· pareots!O:'Ibebappyoccamn:at~Gallipo!is_GtfP.alt~ (Bt!lb~ ~ aad ~ GiiHaL De}' ,at110 ~a 4 p.m. Salunlay. Juue 21. 200&, Mth a~ •!!U!M'dj- mnttltep-'W:~ "Bldy~ Webb; four J•"'M ately followin,g at ilhe Elki Lo~J!e. and 111me ~~gancWM!dmn · Roy ill :a etirod dectrKUil ~ -IBEW Local Jl1a.S v.pma i.11 a lh0tiiC'!!I•aiker , .: Acaol ~ i.11 ~boW ill . ..h<mlll: Car& may lie to Roy and V.tPaD GiiMilm, I.US •• II . . . .jg Raid, C'.allipltii, OhicJ 4S61l. . GAILJPOUS - ' SeVeral members of the Gallia County Genealogical Society recently attended the State OOS Conference in Cincinnati They attend~'(! classes, manned the Gallia Co;,...., tlible and several ,;...;.::;;~....... t:~- •--'""'-. 1"~ """"" ......_~ ~ Reoeiving rr.oognitiO!J as a 25-year . cl...-was 1he hin1._ ""'1""' 6" ligbtraf tbe oonference for the Oallia group. A variety· of classes was o11ered :with such topics as ' federal ·records; DNA, Ireland, libraries, river genealogy, newspapers, methooology, digital pb0to.,aphs and documents eand many mare. Each mem- wilheNewYorl:Tuneslbest<Woo.C:amectiy.' ~ncr· IJi'st. <"-e also wro•a Ann !BiowJt Marian "u ... SclloOnoYer--:~tbat(his f7he Namesa'U, which tlas · ~& •L- ~:::_nee is a been made into a lfllm. "" ..., ~" t ;~~bini was lti0m ·in London .of fun, and it may 'be the .-& • only dumce :we get 11o meet "" Indian parents Md wntes ~ & ... _ • .. • some of our members .ace O< ·we mmugtant M~l11an . ._ "'-"-s 1, ...11 nar to face. ~~-~ ..:_~..,.~"" ' .. -But the highlight of the en._. IW<>If ' OnS for their c • dreri in conference for Gallia .A.nlmica. 1he iOhildren feel County was the honor ,the pressui:e •frl;!m IOOth parbestowed upon the group ents lllll!l ilhe new clilture. It commem0rating the 25th iis ban:! io '"fiit tin" while .conanniversary of the socielf. z • .a.....:_ t ·• President . Henny Evans • oomng ""' •wm~· paren s -~-ed 'Thi .... was • "' remaa~, ' s aw.,.u wrsues. · In the :title story, a yOI!Dg ber attended the classes in especially meailingful to us. wife and mother m<tves to wbicb they were most inter- A few ,Years ago there was a San Francisco fr.Qm the ested with several learning challelll!e tQ our charter by East H ~ th .., about sca..nning, migration, another .group. Hopefully . er-.a ercomes ... or a · ·1 d 1 · g1 tend he census and internet this will put an · end to a VISI an Ol'lD }' ,S r "'""'' ~ "' garden. Recenl!ly widowed, resources. nimor that we are a new been look!ing for Glendon lie is keepiqg a secret. The keyoote sp:a~rer was organization. We've been for yun; fur train robbery The '!alit ihree stories tell · P.atricia 'Van Skaik, manager serving researchers since .and mooJer. 8edket ,gets in of two y<tung 1people, of 1he 'Genealogy and Local 1983 .and continue to do so die middle·,Bf the mess ~ust thrown 1qgether w.hen their History 'Department at the at our· office located at 57 !by being present. ;parents -share a household. 'Public Library of Cincinnati Court St." . · Essentially, this is a west- The girl, Hema, is and Hamilton. She gave a When the group was fust Cllll, a ~omanoe and an awestrndk by the handsome fascinating history of an 1848 chartered, 15 members were :ad:v.emure story. Alcmg ,the K.auShik, several years older riverfront panorama, a needed and by April 1983, way. !Becket anlil Dobie and of .a higher class. In the daguerreotype, which is 75 had enrolled. Three of r(whose real name ·is Hate) se cond story; iKaulihik' s being reii'IOred, . and shows . the current bo8J'(l members, meet a youthful oo:wboy widowed [ather has married llivedl:ont Cincinnati in c:ight Evans, Pat Compton and · n!I!!!Cd Hood Roberts. He is a youngei woman :with two panonunic :views in ·excellent Schoonover were charter lilso flOOD ,pursued by daughters. He is angry detail. This is an exceedingly members. Office .volunteer Siringo, ,ait0~gh ,old IRM'man about her talcing 'her .moth- rare and valuable resource. Mary lames was .also a <r.'hG neveq~w.es 111'· . er's place and changing the Stmefionts andpll()ple can be charter member. ~ di~plays ibis unusu- home his mother so careful- depicted aad a :wonderful Richards added, "We are iJi! talent Ifill' <de~~ . ·ay 1deoorated. He is jeallll!s ~ •m()inci!llllllj m 1848 iis open Wednesday through bis w,anderful way 'Wlth :and rude and unkind to 'his ~liible.lnltbc-futun:itWlll:be Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 w.~s. Wri1!b .an J~po10gy .to [ittle stepsisters, something IP'Iaa!d 'o n ·1he Internet fQI' p.m. Stop by and see us. Or s.illl l'!aul, lbe '&B)'ll .about lhe lfegrets llater. · .• VieWing. · call for an appointment." Monte_. ad :Sunnn~. ·. lin 1he fimil ~•.ftema, Three me.oibers joined The society is planning "1.Dve llilli•MIF Ifact -It 1DOW a !Ph.D. !Candidaie, .and Civil War ,f amilies of several events for their 25th ~.aUitJiiuato,lbcliev.es ,all IKau&bik, ;a photojOumallst; Ohio and at least four anniversary. They recently illiiqp. """"""s .all ~&It meet tin IR.ome .and iflill in joined Settlers and held a Help Event in con..tes lllO .i lalse .at .all:" l owe. Hr:m• iis now .37 .and B.uilders of <Ohio. Member junction with Bossard ~ llbe weather he -say~ has .accepted · a proposal Linda Tope Trent jo.ined Memorial Library. For the ~-P"'4Pkwho "pre- . iCrQIII ,a l1lliiD she -scarcely ·tbe Civil War group Md Lineage B.a nquet in dirt•* M rtw~ lhut too11be · -lalu!rls. ~ lis a llov:e1y w.as .attired in au.t he.ntic October they have arranged Qlal· 'r · i dlete ·.are ;a illl!iiry, llOld ltendetly . and . dress created ~ 'her bus- ~o have a speaker, Charlyn .A t ~.;p_a! :C:=: aour- . ~=·=Y:Wu uwoo First if: . . ies, Civ,iJ War . ;and .S.ettle,rs and B.uilders .are modeled afulr .t he .state I()J"ganiz:ations, but are .for diose with ancestors in GAI.lia Collllty. ·· . Ga1lia tb!!!ly c:ba11eQsed .eadi<!ihw*'i 111>~ a .dona1ion ~ :dJe new (ilhio <'-1oaical :5ociety Ulnl;y 10' be ~ ·in Mansfield. •!* ~ rlbe!fintdleck 81 ~ all m.,._ lllJ fljJiow .ut OOS ·,is 1be u- (;'.,a. •oa«ioo~S"'fl&lalle·~l society and the library will be of great benefit to genealo- an · gisti;. Manning the local table allowed members to meet with those with Gallia County roots and to offer assistance in lookups . Several interested people became members and also ·purchased books, . silk screen genealogy T-shirts donated to the group by an Indiana member, and variOilS key finders and Jocai items of interest. Barbara Richards added, "I thoroughly enjoyed meet- I ~DeGanno-Parken wedding Ann Br.own, J-:lenny Evans, Bartlara Richards and r;!· MliriaiJ Schoonover of 1he Gallia County Genealogical ~ 005 Chapter, are seen with with 1he 25-Year ChaflW Award received at the reoenl OGS Conle@I'IC8 · ~ Cincinnati. · · • . Subm- photos linda Trent is seen in Civil War attire created by her husband, Hank Trent, after induction into Civil War Families of Ohio. stated, "The information tot hem. " . in this book is so much fun This group of volunteeq to read and cowers one of is always willing to help, ·my favorite inte:reSls, researchers resolve theu Antoine Saugrain, one of ·the French 500. He was 4 Ciw.i l War swdiers, bu.t problems and locate needed feet 9 inches tall and known really so much more that documents. They survive as "the .little French doc- everyone will learn some- with memberships, dona- · · tor." When he left here, he thing new and of interest lions and book sales. went to Lexington and then lo St. Louis, Mo .. While there he met Lew1s and Clad!: and repacked their medi,cal bag' for the nex.tleg .of the ~oumey. ~ughtel has · ~ ~e oolJectJoa of'SaUgt;aUIIOfonnalion and is eager to visit Gal\ipolis and share infor1DBtiOJl.With the community. The public is invited to hear this most .interesting speaker. Details of the banquet to be held Oct. 11 can be obtained by calling the office at 446-4242. Another surprise for the 25th anniversary is a new publication expected later·i n the year. It will be about 375 pages with a full name index and the group is so fascinated with it themselves that they believe the public will . thoroughly enjoy this book. Member Carolyn Cogar ~<>~at' u:£~'fte .~~~~e:~~ iC:~f-:!;=~: ~~U:. . ifliigllteliing ~ "Qf ,all qd words '0f eey. "'ia ltiimes >l:lf ,dread iit'1s ~.and !PliO· the $1iklest JlliOd !lD' ~ :an told man lllll! (these - lit 1Dight !have ~-AlntGildaan Jblnllell, ibceli"O l.ahi!ii tnows the IMII'IIe."'Gooii....,merllUd- pain {(jf !love .and ~0611. <Of U..- u 1100 llleliinus, \DOt .misulli:leRtanding betw.-J IIIIo W:kcning swact.lf J"lU ' (llllllll :and .clilld, ,of11be·ilifI m"t ,aln:ady rellil it, aj ~ ,of not know.ing Who l'..:ie likuz..8iver1oo. y,ou are when caught n ma ili!!rl F.orrth 'by between two ·c.liltures. Gmlt JII!M 1 Jaijiti lhas made it w.riting, gmat &tolioti. llr. and Mrs. Rabelt Pa' mw soon .~ ... ing the people who stopped • . at our able. We .111lmy of t1)em Will risit us .at. our oficle. '!'e ~sed llo 'd o sev.eiid ~~ for people I Lemley anniversary You Know, Your Back· I I Doesn't Always Have To Hurt. I a-etc .... will x."fect ~ d ROONEY-Rodnry'ti I -a'lp;ade'IICbOOJifellliion is Satprday, JIIDe 14 lit 4 p.m. .at die &ndney Unitat Mdbadia <hudl' 100 Ohio ~88 . Dinocr ~~as· \been ~ .wOO :5 PJIIL . 1hoie plw'Diag to.._,.~£ aliiod to~ oov.cmddiihes for ibe meal (table service will be providoci). pic!ures and meiOOfabiJia of student days, .at Rodney Schoo~ and stories lo share aboul the school. A reunion bas be;en held for Rodney SchoOl since 19110. The !1tbool lbuil4i8f i s now IIWIIIOCI and used by R<ldllcy UM Omrch u youduod iOOIIIDIIIIIityo=nter. Tbet 'If 'I! w willlbcGJ!d~ldie .. •• ·. • . ... - - •. -. • Americans at some time in tfteir liw!s, Jt is not a dia&nOSis. it is a. symptom d an 'undelipw cordtb.. Or. Nick Robinson at Pack to ~~ 'd• OWapraccic c:an put JOU on the ~d to living pairlrr.. You don't want to live anocher day wid\ back --· -- - ft.lo. ~ Qf CUr rl . ....... 740.446.7460. �, • • lf~TERT PageC6 ENT Dl &unbap·(ttmd ·&mttntl St~JUDe8, 2008 Probst: Production problems on 'Suwivor: Gabon' behind now, which is a major problem. We're going to be fine 00 lhe show. but WEST HOLLYWOOD, 1be crew bousing is not Calif. - · ,Jeff Probst says tbcm. We're going to be in lbe uproming seasoo of tents." "Swvivor" bas already bit a OCher than lbe babitaJ¥!n few snags. hindrance, Probst also said ~S~ivor: Gabon a crane bad fallen over and Earth's Last Eden" bas been a cargo hold containing PlaBued with several pre- ·about· $100,000 w011h .gf production problems, food bad gone missing. Probst told The Associatt:d The lumber used for buildPress al a restaurant open-. . ing props and set pieces for ing Wednesday. The dilem- challenges and Tribal mas for lbe 17d! season of Council, however, bad lbe CBS reality show, wbicb safdy arrived. Probst said begins. filming in Africa lbe "Survivor" crew was .llller Ibis lllOIIIh, r.mge from also baYing an issue with encroacbing animals to something tbat was already . slow shipments. present: wildlife. In this April29 file photo, Matt NeiiStadt, star ollhe CW tale O'ision show "Fanner Wa•ts a "'ur shipping bas been "We bave a dangC% probWife", center, po sa wilh show ClPflteStaniS. from left, Brooke Ward, Stephanie Hom, really delayed," Probst said. lem with animals lhat we•re !<anisha Johnson, Josie Goldbe.g. and Lisa leWolt in Los Angeles. "One aspect o( 'Survivor· :;!]·to fiaure out bow to . that is different from a lot of e." the "Survivor" sbows is that we bave to host said. "'J'bem's so oiucb sbip duougbout tbe season, truly wild life out there. and we're about 30 days we're not 11111: wbat to do. We don't waDtlbe animals around for a safety reasons. but we •d love to have a hippo sneak in every .sO often. I just gcf. a call from our eucutive producer lhat we've got bippo tracks at bale camp." "Survivor: Gabon," which will feature 18 castaways living in lbe wilderness m lbe West Africaq couiitty, will be filmed .in bigh-definitioo and is slated to pmniere in lbe faiL It's .the first time lbe oompetitive reality series bas returned to Africa since its. Kenya-set third season. Probst said he doesn't think lbe snafus will batt production. "These lhiogs _for us usually have a way Of rumjng into good diinp." he .... ..,._ s . ·~ 'Fanner Wants a Wife' brings _ :country life, ratings to hip CW -=·ust to . BY LYNN B B1 AP TEI..EVtSIOH wAt lEA and lhe advertiser~vcted plainenough exposure, modest for llko-49 demographic. althou "Fanuer" cootinues this epi s typic.iilly be : LOS ANGELES - The week, wiih five episodes 10 rated lV-14." 21ossy, bi~--city world of air and seven . women One episode had an out"Gossip Girls" is far afield angling to bang on for lbe door shower 5CeiJe, wid! tbe of lhe modest, small-town Iuiie 2S finale and Qlllybe an ladies washing off after getdoings of "Farmea- Wants a ~g down and dirty wid! Wife." p1gs. -~ a!J?~ed them Logic dictates that dJe rat- rock, or is it just this parUc- . . ings gap between dJe two ular farmer - wbo's been tn slip mtn bikinis .f or a _date at tbe local cw shows - lbe bigbly ~ driving bis tractor g"!'IP s~m!"mg hole. . promoted, b!j7mJ-a6out shirtless, lbe bc:la 10 dislttsasexysbow,butma "Gossip Girls" and the play his buff bod ~ tboe rcal)y c;an way/' 1appetlirjcly under..c:be-radar . draw? • said. "Fanner" - would be vast. The format bas an interBoth, acoonling 10 eM:CUBut it turns out that Iive producer Cara T3JIPCI": nalioDal . track record. "Gossip Girls" bas averaged Neustadt is a "good-look- Vmions bave aired in dJe nearly 2.6 million_ new- ing, smart guy. ... He want- United Kingdom, France, episode viewers for the sea- ed to make sure people saw Finland and elsewhere wid! son. while tbe reality datin farnle& amt't · a bunch of respectable or better ratings. show bas posted close tn 2.~ hicks, thal there's sophisti!low tbe U.S. show from million so far, aoconling to cation tbere:" as .well, FremantleMedia North Nielsen Media Research. America ("American [dol") Uke other scripted series, bas the same ultimately fares bas yet to "Gossip Girls" was · under- respect for rural life, lhe be seen: Wdl _lhe farmer get Cut by lbe 100-day writers producer said, as it does lhe a wife, and will "Farmer strike that in.tmuptcd women whom TlpJM" said · Wants a Wife" get a KCOlld duction. And "Oos . are sincerely vymg for sea900? did attract its ==r.largest Neustadt's affections. audieoce yet. an estimated 3 There's also a fair arnl.mt pilllioo viewers, for its of 1V exposure, of ooun;e ~: - America WnDiesel RIAA honors Jewel for 18 million in US albwn sales NASHVIllE, T~;DJL (AP) - Jewel bas been honored ·by the D.-woo~:~ ,..,.,.,....,, Associ.,;;-;-~--:iJ. a career ~ plaque · oommemoolling sales of · llliR dian l8 millim albwns inlbeU.S. . . Jenny AlYes. RIAA's OOC»"· dinator madiit iD<I!""'}' rela~.__.. .._ 34 · 1 Sunday, June 8, 2008 =======Travel & Destillations .ion Binkowski, dlief a ealive ollicet . welcomes a daughter· ilbout lhe W'lh tun lf' yw so much," said lhe singa:, NEW YORK (AP) - Vm wbo also was srhtdded 10 Diesel is a dad. peaform at the festivid. Diesel, star of "1he whose run name is Pacilia" and "1he OnDicles Je~'iirucher. reJeacrd a of RMkliclr." and bis gidcountry album, "Puftdly fricad. model l'llnml Clear," on'Ibesday. The lead Ji_"":"" 7 • wdn••wd a ~ sin&le,''Stmo8et._,."is · .l!dmLos~onApril2, No. lS on the Billboardd!art. ~ itp:U ·~·~ MIKdilh Pt:dup; best lmown 0 _Sulli\1111, said m - e-mail Uaa!)fi,S.C. ,__, -..~~L:......__ friday. · ·· O'~ulliv• Slid the ~year-i>ld action 'star wasn't measiDg lhe baby's illlDe. . ·_ Sii1p 1Ul_ '""1ta- PJII~'"""'.,..".... Sup ~ as &be "FFOOish GNnr:s .. . ·JACPiled 10 Slgll alitoglliiJbs at Wtft Mellll b Me. . Jewel lhe . _ Country Music has · ~ 27 ~Ilion ah•ms . Asa • , . . felitival. worldwide smce her 1995 "This is awfSO!ne. Thaok ddJut. Diesel's !ICl1ltli atdits also iri* 1be Fast and lhe Fmlous" and "8oilrr Room." • for the new Haf\d RoCk f>ar:k, gestures as he talks padcs atbacfiool as he stands ned to .a l'8pOduction of the Statue of Liberty ses and holds a~ lighter as a torch Wedr,~es!Say ~ril 23, in Myrtle ~Led Zeppe~ - Moody Blues rides · at new Hard Rock Park. in SC BY BciL!JDE Sllmt 0 •• ~.PRESS 7r ..*- as lbe .&tid!: silver .white ·rollu pster ; ; , dJe 110p of its .iC1pC0- 2...t :·Lad ~ Robeft Plant ~ "Womaa You oeed. · Liooooooo¥e. .." ·And as be a-. ridra soream as lhe be fa1k from a .beigbl of a 65 mph. of:'W: :: \'lkL.,tiC lung st-ds of to liard Rock r..t. America'~ newest ~JIIllaedtbefirstooe tiillt m me .natiotl in _a -j d«edr:. llae die ....,,, fiDale last Mooday. . • Neilber it oor "F~ has reacbed lbe cw block- . rod: ron:. $400 million pat in South die · heart. · of ~·.a '$((;· b.l:Uioo t/jooriw ...,.lstty hid a •!lOft •.., • 11 ia Apil tbat it . ='I !a..._,.., dwt "1lbe ariiad ~118 is 'llal:cd for OOJer, ~ bnw. aOcu· ~=nesda;s ,t_P·:; ~ Including "Pussycat Dolls Present" and "Beauty & lbe Geek," in bodl total Viewen: Brecist Health Services Some changes in a ""'"nw~'slw tl ~normal Some are DOt. Self-examination. ftllelar.cbtd• ..-1 ~........... are important when it o;l!'• • to a -.. ~-health · . Pamela Bums, Nancy Jackson and MaJgarei TOJ'Pinl have·&~Jared their real-life breast -cance£ ex(erienca with uti. 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QD sce swim~-- ··, f$m in a 'llloW ca- i'\Malibu 8eerib Parlv;" PlaY .arcade g.aes such· :ai Wilu!ck-ABoys-Band - 1iim.il.ar to Whac-a-Mo1e -and (:Itch live musical pctfOnnances thmugbout die pat. AU die wbilc, met music &om different etaS plays seamlessly ·through the paB:'s ·elaborate sound sys- Q JUDe £:With ooncerts by the Eagles ;and The MQody Blues. tem. . · Asbasl.ed'Zeppelin,!both ''You can iayer rock 'n' gmups lbave . :lent .tbeir rull oYer a theme ·park. It' s llllllll",!; .t o tey .allniCtionl al just a illlltural," Bink:owslti 1be ~S,am:: paJt b.uilt said. "Music makes a con.arouna a take doolinatcd by · nectiion .that a movie does70-footreplicaof.a LesPau) n'•t. Movies continually guitll:: · ball.e to tap back into music 'lile E4fes' "Life in lhe to get thelf flavor and their f,ast Lane" ooller coaster ·soul." · ipins dlrougb what appears Hard Rook is the first new IObie .a nabandooed saw mill p8li: built in the llllllion in a . as. . tbe . hit ~ng. 'ppilays. ' .dcc.a dc,_ .according_ 1? the :'N\&ht& m White Satin, The lntemallnnal Assoc1a11on of !~" winds ~-gil the Amusement Parks and · . auiid psychedelic Attractions. There .are about Wrltts and images set tn the. 400 amusement parll;.s in the Moody Blue's hit. United States. · · Ne&liby:loomsareproducHard Rock hopes to lion ,of die Statue of Liberty attract 30,000 ·visitars .a .day illith sun glasses, and hold- aqli about 3 million a year. Pig oot a tomb. but a Zippo But industry consultant figllre.tte lighter Engraved Dennis Speigel wonders if (m 1be ~&tal is • quote Hard Rock can make those fmm Neil Youag: ~On nw;nbers in a ttoubled eoonJl1jdcin' iD die Free World." omy and When the industry Die park also ~ nightly . is saturated with ~nos. fireworks shows chOI'eo'"It's a very hefty ·p nce at to "Bohemian $400 million and the projecy," .and .one of its lions they bave published ~~ is called Alice' s . are _ yery ambitious," he ltestauraDl. after die Ado said. "Very few theme Gal4 ic ~parks, with ·lhe e!lception of ' The part ms tbe first foray .a handful, and primarily the ~ Hal-d Rock, ·best blown · Disney and die UniYerSal f(ir1tscafes,.inlo:lhe .amuse- P.ar,k:s, have .eYer opened :iacnt part business. exceeding 2 million people n:al.ized e!lel)'body in the first year." ~donemoviepal'b," said There's a 'lheme park: ~Goodwin, !be put's within a 2 112 boor drive of adef exec11tiv.e officer. .. most ~~ metropOlitan ~y do some~ eVClf· · ,areas, S~igef, presi~ else bas dOne m dent of ternallonal Theme Qdando and Paramount Part :Services !based in bUs around die .country? CinoinDati. 1\'e~,::U..J."'roct 'n'roH "The 1Jeople .comin,g :to W. 1 .fl .Myrtle Beach probabl)' ; : Builctinc a 1heme park have a majO£ theme pad[ iJooDd music ~ an clotle 10 _them. wbcther they ~ldience from dlildreo to are oonnng fivmCanw!a w· · co · from Charlotte " be ~~c is .one of those sai:~~ doo't knOw if~ l(unp that connects emo- is anything there <hat Jiooany with us," ihe said absolutely tips the scales in ..Yon hear a song and you favor of somebody ·saying 'I ', founcdiately bave a mem<i- can't leave Myrtle Beach Jy ot a related emotional without going there."' ~ace. That's what But foc ~ Frisbie: ~ fie'&.p.gfD.u be«." Rumford. Maine, wbo VISit,• ....,...)'OIIIIger .kids have ed moeudy, Hard Koc:k was npOiel1to ·is very the reason for .flying to 'litiGs x:.RJOIIMID;S(ttyl 'ToM Qlft "*" 0111meu. Wlwa '-auWaa'e•l*wienadce- sa4lnfl . . .iCCIIf ~*4WJ to cfi.o.tsdU llrJd ' 15 or buster staiUs of "America's Next Top Model," Which averaged up to 4.8 millioli lliewers this season. · . But "Fllllll«," tiMi reality ~w about Missouri tiumcr Matt Net1otadt's quell for a liride . liB.bceil a solid couiltry CCMiliia lt'.ll outdrawn and ....__ '''•o.~~ · UJC ,...._. DIUIU.t" ,~ Jon BiDtowW, 11ae pa*'s dlief.aqliveoffica:. "Yi~Wip:r kidS liaY.C IJeen e. . . . to be die Bea11es ·and tbr: Rollin& Stones and dliullike that." 11ic padc is di:vicled mrO llli:as iuch as . · Britiih IDvasion, wbicb features die bus die P-edes u&td iin die film "Magical Mystery Tour." Amongthe.oeberarraJJare Coul Country, Bom in tbe USA llld even Rocik .and Ron Heaven. wbCre dle mmes ·o f JSO musiciaas -~ in dill big ~ hall in-lbefiky:are~ brickund ~asu_.. 111111 • • MYm..E BEACH, S.C. . ~ file Led. clulie ~- Loa:a ve" dloobs fmat dJe 1.1100-,... sound fS.!i feet, I ·-net eclectic because of the Myrtle Beach. """'IBII lipe a.t. ~ ;!~ ».,._ • "'•- 1 . uurC i--L-.1 '"~ llt.IJUa,;I';U online and saw this was a new theme VISitors walk ~past tlile entrance to part and libat's. wbat w .e JWm tbe 1\&cat:IOO OO,H be said, as he got off the Led Zeppelin coaster. ':This was tbe ooe thing 1 :wanted to dlecl!: ·out and fm .glad I did." Binkowski said llhere will be plenty ,o f potential .guests. R~ . AI' ""'*' the "Nights in While Satin The Trip" at the new Hard Part Saturday, April26, in M~ ~. !i,C, . ·. "There are 14 million ·visitors ·WOO oome to Myrtle Belch aDd 13 million of them .a re f.amilics," he said Afta: die flmily goes to .t he beadlaadeatsoutandplays miniatin•oe ·golf, they wil wllll to .,nd lbe day at a •me ~- be ~­ "We built this for the family." . GoodWin said be believes that Haro Rock may be more attractive to visitors than conliiriuing south .t o Florida theme parts. "We're 500 mites closer w the major populati . : nn centers of :t he "Niimheast," he said. "At $3.50 a gallon, d!at's .a big ·m~ount of money when you add it up. Plus •there are a lot more affordable motels in Myrtle Beach." Hard Reck opens about a year B.?d a half after Myrtle Beach s oceanfront Pavilion amusement park closed. The roller . coasters and arcades there were pan of the fabric of this beach community for mare than half a century, .. Unlike .the Pavtlion, which usually closed around Labor Da~, · Hard Rock plans ta ~n Jts gates during the spnng and fall shoulder seasons. "We'll do Rocktoberfest, we'U do Halloween and we're · loqk:ing to do Chri~tmas," 'Goodwin s~d. "•I think between us working APphoto with Myltle Beach and sell- Visitors look out over the 55 acre Hard Rock pilrt built around a lake dominated by 70 foot ing ourselves that time _.of replica of a Les Paul guitar Saturday, April 26, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. year, we'll be able to bring pecwle in." · ~ack at . the, Statue of L1berty, there s another attraction, one of the patk em,ployees. Brian Glenn with his purple-streaked shock of hair, seems to be having as much fun as the visitors. ·. "I ~ wear my tattoos out. I can wear n:'Y p!ercings. I just get to run around and be myself," be said. "I tell them why rm bere, !hey start getting into it and we have a blast." . • ·• • If You GoHARD ROCK PARK: . 211 George Bishop Park::w.ay, Myrtle Beach, S.C., http://www.hardroclc· Paft.com or 843-236-7625 . 'Soft Qpening hours tbrough May 8, 4 p.m.- 10 p .m. Beginning May 9, open daily lO a.m.-I a.m., $50 per person (free for children under 3}. Annual pass, S 150. For gral!d. opening June 3, park will close at 6 p.m. and ~ at 7 p.m. for a 9 p .m. Eagles concert, for which separate tickets must be purchased at $284.88. APpldl Visitors ride The Led Zeppelin roller coaster ride at Hard Rock Pari< Wednesday, April 23, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The , _ Hard Rock Pari< celebrates its grand opemng June 2·3 with ~Its by The Sagle& and The Moody Blues. �, • • lf~TERT PageC6 ENT Dl &unbap·(ttmd ·&mttntl St~JUDe8, 2008 Probst: Production problems on 'Suwivor: Gabon' behind now, which is a major problem. We're going to be fine 00 lhe show. but WEST HOLLYWOOD, 1be crew bousing is not Calif. - · ,Jeff Probst says tbcm. We're going to be in lbe uproming seasoo of tents." "Swvivor" bas already bit a OCher than lbe babitaJ¥!n few snags. hindrance, Probst also said ~S~ivor: Gabon a crane bad fallen over and Earth's Last Eden" bas been a cargo hold containing PlaBued with several pre- ·about· $100,000 w011h .gf production problems, food bad gone missing. Probst told The Associatt:d The lumber used for buildPress al a restaurant open-. . ing props and set pieces for ing Wednesday. The dilem- challenges and Tribal mas for lbe 17d! season of Council, however, bad lbe CBS reality show, wbicb safdy arrived. Probst said begins. filming in Africa lbe "Survivor" crew was .llller Ibis lllOIIIh, r.mge from also baYing an issue with encroacbing animals to something tbat was already . slow shipments. present: wildlife. In this April29 file photo, Matt NeiiStadt, star ollhe CW tale O'ision show "Fanner Wa•ts a "'ur shipping bas been "We bave a dangC% probWife", center, po sa wilh show ClPflteStaniS. from left, Brooke Ward, Stephanie Hom, really delayed," Probst said. lem with animals lhat we•re !<anisha Johnson, Josie Goldbe.g. and Lisa leWolt in Los Angeles. "One aspect o( 'Survivor· :;!]·to fiaure out bow to . that is different from a lot of e." the "Survivor" sbows is that we bave to host said. "'J'bem's so oiucb sbip duougbout tbe season, truly wild life out there. and we're about 30 days we're not 11111: wbat to do. We don't waDtlbe animals around for a safety reasons. but we •d love to have a hippo sneak in every .sO often. I just gcf. a call from our eucutive producer lhat we've got bippo tracks at bale camp." "Survivor: Gabon," which will feature 18 castaways living in lbe wilderness m lbe West Africaq couiitty, will be filmed .in bigh-definitioo and is slated to pmniere in lbe faiL It's .the first time lbe oompetitive reality series bas returned to Africa since its. Kenya-set third season. Probst said he doesn't think lbe snafus will batt production. "These lhiogs _for us usually have a way Of rumjng into good diinp." he .... ..,._ s . ·~ 'Fanner Wants a Wife' brings _ :country life, ratings to hip CW -=·ust to . BY LYNN B B1 AP TEI..EVtSIOH wAt lEA and lhe advertiser~vcted plainenough exposure, modest for llko-49 demographic. althou "Fanuer" cootinues this epi s typic.iilly be : LOS ANGELES - The week, wiih five episodes 10 rated lV-14." 21ossy, bi~--city world of air and seven . women One episode had an out"Gossip Girls" is far afield angling to bang on for lbe door shower 5CeiJe, wid! tbe of lhe modest, small-town Iuiie 2S finale and Qlllybe an ladies washing off after getdoings of "Farmea- Wants a ~g down and dirty wid! Wife." p1gs. -~ a!J?~ed them Logic dictates that dJe rat- rock, or is it just this parUc- . . ings gap between dJe two ular farmer - wbo's been tn slip mtn bikinis .f or a _date at tbe local cw shows - lbe bigbly ~ driving bis tractor g"!'IP s~m!"mg hole. . promoted, b!j7mJ-a6out shirtless, lbe bc:la 10 dislttsasexysbow,butma "Gossip Girls" and the play his buff bod ~ tboe rcal)y c;an way/' 1appetlirjcly under..c:be-radar . draw? • said. "Fanner" - would be vast. The format bas an interBoth, acoonling 10 eM:CUBut it turns out that Iive producer Cara T3JIPCI": nalioDal . track record. "Gossip Girls" bas averaged Neustadt is a "good-look- Vmions bave aired in dJe nearly 2.6 million_ new- ing, smart guy. ... He want- United Kingdom, France, episode viewers for the sea- ed to make sure people saw Finland and elsewhere wid! son. while tbe reality datin farnle& amt't · a bunch of respectable or better ratings. show bas posted close tn 2.~ hicks, thal there's sophisti!low tbe U.S. show from million so far, aoconling to cation tbere:" as .well, FremantleMedia North Nielsen Media Research. America ("American [dol") Uke other scripted series, bas the same ultimately fares bas yet to "Gossip Girls" was · under- respect for rural life, lhe be seen: Wdl _lhe farmer get Cut by lbe 100-day writers producer said, as it does lhe a wife, and will "Farmer strike that in.tmuptcd women whom TlpJM" said · Wants a Wife" get a KCOlld duction. And "Oos . are sincerely vymg for sea900? did attract its ==r.largest Neustadt's affections. audieoce yet. an estimated 3 There's also a fair arnl.mt pilllioo viewers, for its of 1V exposure, of ooun;e ~: - America WnDiesel RIAA honors Jewel for 18 million in US albwn sales NASHVIllE, T~;DJL (AP) - Jewel bas been honored ·by the D.-woo~:~ ,..,.,.,....,, Associ.,;;-;-~--:iJ. a career ~ plaque · oommemoolling sales of · llliR dian l8 millim albwns inlbeU.S. . . Jenny AlYes. RIAA's OOC»"· dinator madiit iD<I!""'}' rela~.__.. .._ 34 · 1 Sunday, June 8, 2008 =======Travel & Destillations .ion Binkowski, dlief a ealive ollicet . welcomes a daughter· ilbout lhe W'lh tun lf' yw so much," said lhe singa:, NEW YORK (AP) - Vm wbo also was srhtdded 10 Diesel is a dad. peaform at the festivid. Diesel, star of "1he whose run name is Pacilia" and "1he OnDicles Je~'iirucher. reJeacrd a of RMkliclr." and bis gidcountry album, "Puftdly fricad. model l'llnml Clear," on'Ibesday. The lead Ji_"":"" 7 • wdn••wd a ~ sin&le,''Stmo8et._,."is · .l!dmLos~onApril2, No. lS on the Billboardd!art. ~ itp:U ·~·~ MIKdilh Pt:dup; best lmown 0 _Sulli\1111, said m - e-mail Uaa!)fi,S.C. ,__, -..~~L:......__ friday. · ·· O'~ulliv• Slid the ~year-i>ld action 'star wasn't measiDg lhe baby's illlDe. . ·_ Sii1p 1Ul_ '""1ta- PJII~'"""'.,..".... Sup ~ as &be "FFOOish GNnr:s .. . ·JACPiled 10 Slgll alitoglliiJbs at Wtft Mellll b Me. . Jewel lhe . _ Country Music has · ~ 27 ~Ilion ah•ms . Asa • , . . felitival. worldwide smce her 1995 "This is awfSO!ne. Thaok ddJut. Diesel's !ICl1ltli atdits also iri* 1be Fast and lhe Fmlous" and "8oilrr Room." • for the new Haf\d RoCk f>ar:k, gestures as he talks padcs atbacfiool as he stands ned to .a l'8pOduction of the Statue of Liberty ses and holds a~ lighter as a torch Wedr,~es!Say ~ril 23, in Myrtle ~Led Zeppe~ - Moody Blues rides · at new Hard Rock Park. in SC BY BciL!JDE Sllmt 0 •• ~.PRESS 7r ..*- as lbe .&tid!: silver .white ·rollu pster ; ; , dJe 110p of its .iC1pC0- 2...t :·Lad ~ Robeft Plant ~ "Womaa You oeed. · Liooooooo¥e. .." ·And as be a-. ridra soream as lhe be fa1k from a .beigbl of a 65 mph. of:'W: :: \'lkL.,tiC lung st-ds of to liard Rock r..t. America'~ newest ~JIIllaedtbefirstooe tiillt m me .natiotl in _a -j d«edr:. llae die ....,,, fiDale last Mooday. . • Neilber it oor "F~ has reacbed lbe cw block- . rod: ron:. $400 million pat in South die · heart. · of ~·.a '$((;· b.l:Uioo t/jooriw ...,.lstty hid a •!lOft •.., • 11 ia Apil tbat it . ='I !a..._,.., dwt "1lbe ariiad ~118 is 'llal:cd for OOJer, ~ bnw. aOcu· ~=nesda;s ,t_P·:; ~ Including "Pussycat Dolls Present" and "Beauty & lbe Geek," in bodl total Viewen: Brecist Health Services Some changes in a ""'"nw~'slw tl ~normal Some are DOt. Self-examination. ftllelar.cbtd• ..-1 ~........... are important when it o;l!'• • to a -.. ~-health · . Pamela Bums, Nancy Jackson and MaJgarei TOJ'Pinl have·&~Jared their real-life breast -cance£ ex(erienca with uti. These breast cancer survivors ....,. - i.t is e&lelUial to seek medical advice when changes ~detected. tmlt ~serious '"We c:Gn•t a:4.L.,.q;. ....,... _ _ , d.e t«doa is en.·lddll . ,...... ,.,. ,... ·TeA to,_,. ~,..fionfi...,.an•lld'W.,_ dlllt . ,:_~,,. L... ." . ~ . . . . AvailabJe to you within me~ Health Sywtan& a CuU oomplement: <i ronvelueat, progn:llive llreaat heakb llf!I'IViaes: • KnoW~ able lp"ri.!i•• -.i '«' d ;raw • E+__ ...... a1nllt.. . . I Jt heahb aod ... • ~--IICIISDIIIIII.'lYt aod :advaoccd '; : '. • Staeo«ao:ric ;and ............., optioo& cMnaa •SkflW.,..,&IJ' iftow htwa•n• ...e 41ffH« i• rj + reui-Vt& senica cl.e to J.o 1w:." • .,and.. ~ ~~~=Nd• 1 4 d ,, ..;. piruviding a 1 7 elrkr ' • &ail: cancer 1 a+ :at • a 4 and ~d· ·~·"'1 J 1 7 .... • 's 3 .. offering p:nooalrda,...... O'ILENESS"fAUH SYSTfM . S5 ........ DI!'f, -...ONo- • -;OIJ4eonessHeiilthSystem.org = ::"'We s • .pe. . ' •• riaL Vt&itorr. . QD sce swim~-- ··, f$m in a 'llloW ca- i'\Malibu 8eerib Parlv;" PlaY .arcade g.aes such· :ai Wilu!ck-ABoys-Band - 1iim.il.ar to Whac-a-Mo1e -and (:Itch live musical pctfOnnances thmugbout die pat. AU die wbilc, met music &om different etaS plays seamlessly ·through the paB:'s ·elaborate sound sys- Q JUDe £:With ooncerts by the Eagles ;and The MQody Blues. tem. . · Asbasl.ed'Zeppelin,!both ''You can iayer rock 'n' gmups lbave . :lent .tbeir rull oYer a theme ·park. It' s llllllll",!; .t o tey .allniCtionl al just a illlltural," Bink:owslti 1be ~S,am:: paJt b.uilt said. "Music makes a con.arouna a take doolinatcd by · nectiion .that a movie does70-footreplicaof.a LesPau) n'•t. Movies continually guitll:: · ball.e to tap back into music 'lile E4fes' "Life in lhe to get thelf flavor and their f,ast Lane" ooller coaster ·soul." · ipins dlrougb what appears Hard Rook is the first new IObie .a nabandooed saw mill p8li: built in the llllllion in a . as. . tbe . hit ~ng. 'ppilays. ' .dcc.a dc,_ .according_ 1? the :'N\&ht& m White Satin, The lntemallnnal Assoc1a11on of !~" winds ~-gil the Amusement Parks and · . auiid psychedelic Attractions. There .are about Wrltts and images set tn the. 400 amusement parll;.s in the Moody Blue's hit. United States. · · Ne&liby:loomsareproducHard Rock hopes to lion ,of die Statue of Liberty attract 30,000 ·visitars .a .day illith sun glasses, and hold- aqli about 3 million a year. Pig oot a tomb. but a Zippo But industry consultant figllre.tte lighter Engraved Dennis Speigel wonders if (m 1be ~&tal is • quote Hard Rock can make those fmm Neil Youag: ~On nw;nbers in a ttoubled eoonJl1jdcin' iD die Free World." omy and When the industry Die park also ~ nightly . is saturated with ~nos. fireworks shows chOI'eo'"It's a very hefty ·p nce at to "Bohemian $400 million and the projecy," .and .one of its lions they bave published ~~ is called Alice' s . are _ yery ambitious," he ltestauraDl. after die Ado said. "Very few theme Gal4 ic ~parks, with ·lhe e!lception of ' The part ms tbe first foray .a handful, and primarily the ~ Hal-d Rock, ·best blown · Disney and die UniYerSal f(ir1tscafes,.inlo:lhe .amuse- P.ar,k:s, have .eYer opened :iacnt part business. exceeding 2 million people n:al.ized e!lel)'body in the first year." ~donemoviepal'b," said There's a 'lheme park: ~Goodwin, !be put's within a 2 112 boor drive of adef exec11tiv.e officer. .. most ~~ metropOlitan ~y do some~ eVClf· · ,areas, S~igef, presi~ else bas dOne m dent of ternallonal Theme Qdando and Paramount Part :Services !based in bUs around die .country? CinoinDati. 1\'e~,::U..J."'roct 'n'roH "The 1Jeople .comin,g :to W. 1 .fl .Myrtle Beach probabl)' ; : Builctinc a 1heme park have a majO£ theme pad[ iJooDd music ~ an clotle 10 _them. wbcther they ~ldience from dlildreo to are oonnng fivmCanw!a w· · co · from Charlotte " be ~~c is .one of those sai:~~ doo't knOw if~ l(unp that connects emo- is anything there <hat Jiooany with us," ihe said absolutely tips the scales in ..Yon hear a song and you favor of somebody ·saying 'I ', founcdiately bave a mem<i- can't leave Myrtle Beach Jy ot a related emotional without going there."' ~ace. That's what But foc ~ Frisbie: ~ fie'&.p.gfD.u be«." Rumford. Maine, wbo VISit,• ....,...)'OIIIIger .kids have ed moeudy, Hard Koc:k was npOiel1to ·is very the reason for .flying to 'litiGs x:.RJOIIMID;S(ttyl 'ToM Qlft "*" 0111meu. Wlwa '-auWaa'e•l*wienadce- sa4lnfl . . .iCCIIf ~*4WJ to cfi.o.tsdU llrJd ' 15 or buster staiUs of "America's Next Top Model," Which averaged up to 4.8 millioli lliewers this season. · . But "Fllllll«," tiMi reality ~w about Missouri tiumcr Matt Net1otadt's quell for a liride . liB.bceil a solid couiltry CCMiliia lt'.ll outdrawn and ....__ '''•o.~~ · UJC ,...._. DIUIU.t" ,~ Jon BiDtowW, 11ae pa*'s dlief.aqliveoffica:. "Yi~Wip:r kidS liaY.C IJeen e. . . . to be die Bea11es ·and tbr: Rollin& Stones and dliullike that." 11ic padc is di:vicled mrO llli:as iuch as . · Britiih IDvasion, wbicb features die bus die P-edes u&td iin die film "Magical Mystery Tour." Amongthe.oeberarraJJare Coul Country, Bom in tbe USA llld even Rocik .and Ron Heaven. wbCre dle mmes ·o f JSO musiciaas -~ in dill big ~ hall in-lbefiky:are~ brickund ~asu_.. 111111 • • MYm..E BEACH, S.C. . ~ file Led. clulie ~- Loa:a ve" dloobs fmat dJe 1.1100-,... sound fS.!i feet, I ·-net eclectic because of the Myrtle Beach. """'IBII lipe a.t. ~ ;!~ ».,._ • "'•- 1 . uurC i--L-.1 '"~ llt.IJUa,;I';U online and saw this was a new theme VISitors walk ~past tlile entrance to part and libat's. wbat w .e JWm tbe 1\&cat:IOO OO,H be said, as he got off the Led Zeppelin coaster. ':This was tbe ooe thing 1 :wanted to dlecl!: ·out and fm .glad I did." Binkowski said llhere will be plenty ,o f potential .guests. R~ . AI' ""'*' the "Nights in While Satin The Trip" at the new Hard Part Saturday, April26, in M~ ~. !i,C, . ·. "There are 14 million ·visitors ·WOO oome to Myrtle Belch aDd 13 million of them .a re f.amilics," he said Afta: die flmily goes to .t he beadlaadeatsoutandplays miniatin•oe ·golf, they wil wllll to .,nd lbe day at a •me ~- be ~­ "We built this for the family." . GoodWin said be believes that Haro Rock may be more attractive to visitors than conliiriuing south .t o Florida theme parts. "We're 500 mites closer w the major populati . : nn centers of :t he "Niimheast," he said. "At $3.50 a gallon, d!at's .a big ·m~ount of money when you add it up. Plus •there are a lot more affordable motels in Myrtle Beach." Hard Reck opens about a year B.?d a half after Myrtle Beach s oceanfront Pavilion amusement park closed. The roller . coasters and arcades there were pan of the fabric of this beach community for mare than half a century, .. Unlike .the Pavtlion, which usually closed around Labor Da~, · Hard Rock plans ta ~n Jts gates during the spnng and fall shoulder seasons. "We'll do Rocktoberfest, we'U do Halloween and we're · loqk:ing to do Chri~tmas," 'Goodwin s~d. "•I think between us working APphoto with Myltle Beach and sell- Visitors look out over the 55 acre Hard Rock pilrt built around a lake dominated by 70 foot ing ourselves that time _.of replica of a Les Paul guitar Saturday, April 26, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. year, we'll be able to bring pecwle in." · ~ack at . the, Statue of L1berty, there s another attraction, one of the patk em,ployees. Brian Glenn with his purple-streaked shock of hair, seems to be having as much fun as the visitors. ·. "I ~ wear my tattoos out. I can wear n:'Y p!ercings. I just get to run around and be myself," be said. "I tell them why rm bere, !hey start getting into it and we have a blast." . • ·• • If You GoHARD ROCK PARK: . 211 George Bishop Park::w.ay, Myrtle Beach, S.C., http://www.hardroclc· Paft.com or 843-236-7625 . 'Soft Qpening hours tbrough May 8, 4 p.m.- 10 p .m. Beginning May 9, open daily lO a.m.-I a.m., $50 per person (free for children under 3}. Annual pass, S 150. For gral!d. opening June 3, park will close at 6 p.m. and ~ at 7 p.m. for a 9 p .m. Eagles concert, for which separate tickets must be purchased at $284.88. APpldl Visitors ride The Led Zeppelin roller coaster ride at Hard Rock Pari< Wednesday, April 23, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The , _ Hard Rock Pari< celebrates its grand opemng June 2·3 with ~Its by The Sagle& and The Moody Blues. �iaabap li111d-ialttad DOWN ON THE FARM PageD;! Sunday, J~ 8, 2008 SG'us h -1-: . t' n· . :AntS, termit~s taking flight ·.. fl• C Upter a COnVen .On EXTENSION CORNER 1 I C LAS S.l FIE D new colony. Termites need BY HAL KMEN In be controlled using a cer- I . Are you seeing hundreds • • • tified pest management : of flying insects swarming compan_y due In tbe limited . around the house or out- insecticides on the market : building? Several home- labeled. Extension has a · owners have dropped off factsbeet, ''Choosing a Pest : these flyiilg insects for me Control Company," In as~ist 1o identify. About one in homeowners in asking the four samples have been ter- · right questions before writup a . contract. . mites with the balance ing · being ants. Availability is limited in : 1be . reproductive males each extension office. : and females of both ants Homeowners have sever: and termites have wings and aJ chemicals useable indQor - emel}le from the parents' · or 0\IISide the home, matt nest m large numbers when sure In ~ chemical use : warm weather anives. After and disposal of bottle. More pairing up, they mate and information . is . available . fly 1o oew sites. 1be wings from the extension office or : will fall off and .the new www.ohioline.osu.edu. : queen and cousort wiU dig Check out HYG fact sheet · · into the soil In form a new 2064, "Ants In and Around colony. Very few of the hun- · ·the · Home" and · ··2092, · dreds of mating pairs sur- ''Termil.e Control." ·. vive In create a new colony ..... : due 1o ~tors and weathAre you wondering what the large J?wple ~xes in . er conditions. SUbmill8d pholo : To tell the difference trees that an: bemg seen South Gallia High School fFA recently attendEid the convention in Columbus. Members alt!!nding were Bethany . between ants and termites along the highways are? · look at three features. Ants lbese are pheromone traps Bush, Collen H1msley. Chelsea Johnson, Josie Rankin, Cody Crawford, Brady Brannon, Brady Nolan, Kyla Woemer, have narrow, constricted for the male Emerald Ash Jacob Watson and -~ Datnes. ·(like wasps), Borer that has spread · waists elbowed (bent) antennae throughopt northwestern : and hind wings shorter than half Of Ohio durin!l the past front wings. Termites have a several years. This project · rectangular shaped body, under the auspices of Ohio .. beaded straight antennae Depa11ment of Agriculture and four wings <Jf equal size is ·attempting In lll(Joitor its that an: much longer than · spread inlo southeast Ohio. the termite's body. They estimate the number ·Ants are mainly pests that of borers in the area by the scavenge . for . food. number of . maJe borers Depending upon -tbe caught in tile area. ~e pest species, they may prefer . has, destroyed millions of starches m meats, fat, ash trees in Indiana, sweets or honeydew sub- Michigan and Ohio. Please stance produced by aphids. leave them alone as this Termites are destructive research ~ •vital In seeking pests which eat wood prod- .nllw control :measures. For ucts and process wood eel- · more !n{QI'IIl8tion, review lulose through their diges- !he website www.ohioagri.tive track to meet their culture.gov/EAB/ nutrient requirements. A ter(HIIl/Uieen is 1M Meigs mite nest needs to be sever- Co11nq Agricult11re IUUI .al years old before its 9ueen Nlllflrlll Rtsolll'tes creates alates ( wmged &luator, Ollio State reproductive pairs) 1o start a Ulli11eniq l!DnuioN.) • . In One Week With Us classified@!V::~ribune.com · REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS ' OUR AD • ... ..,.-----~---.;::Or;;,;.; Fax; To (740) 446 3008 • • .~ :~~i~; · ~··;:::~~~ ·· may be eligible for 'JIIY· · ln~~~UD« Prov . ider. "Will V\- s·~ uoe'p sr'f..l~-e'S W\- ·. se.tfior M .· eios Count.y·· ~· ments if · prevented from Ollbl final deter1ninatioo d POMEROY -The 2008 Pomeroy at (740) 992-4282 planting an insured crop.due · a::ra di&ible for preve'nted 9100 River Sweep wiU take ·for required release forms to an insurable cause. fi'M!!iDS'pay~;" · , ~ '11n Sat111'!4y, June 21 . or fill out a form at your . Failua: loplantthea.jpQII Alstoll. ~ges pro- .J!e Meigs Soil :Hild Water chosen site on Saturday, acreage with similar chine- ducleh .tO COIIbiiCt their crop Conservation District is June 21. tr.ristics when other produc- . insurance' agt!llt for assis- Oljanlzing three locations This will be the 20th ers in tbe. area are _plailtiqg tance. if they have more in Meigs County this year. Annual Ohio River Sweep. will result IIi the_ denial_ofthe 9ue~o11:1 or ueed ,more . In Poineroy, volunteers River Sweep is a rive,rllank pre~c:n'ed planting claim.. In iof«rl1ilti00- ~ can · an: to n:teet in the amphithe- cleanup that extends the addition, prevented plantina also •, et mil' msiU'IIIIce ater area in the riverside entire length of the Ohio : payments do not incl~ lillY .GJ~J,.;111e web at •palting lot by 9 a.m: In River and beyond. All~· acreage planted dul.:il!a til WWWJWII • • P · , ., · Racine, <Yolimteers ,are 1o ties along the Ohio . River · ·· meet at Star Mill Park on particip;tte in this edetis'ive Ohio 124 by 9 a.m. In day of cleaning up litter.' Portland, volunteers are to Other partners of the 2008 meet at the Portland Ohio River Sweep include Community Center on Ohio the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission 124 \Jy 9 am. Volunteers -will be fed at (ORSANCO), the village of . GAillPOUS - UIIIIM 1'r t IM"' btc. - u t ·DOOil jllld recejve a new f.tnneroy, viUage of Racine, n,ort · /rotlt GGII;,o& fer Min cor/· rtM oa •R iver Sweep T-shirt. ,village of Portland, Portland ~Jdlly,/IUU4. lndivi.dpals or groups an: Community Center, invited to partie~. TlliSh Lebanon Township • and glo\illli will be prn- Trustees, the Meigs . ' O.ttleviacd. 01nprt the Meigs Transfer S~&tion, Ohio Soil and Water Valley Bank and Home Coo&ervatio.n District in National· Bank. : 275-415 · lbs., Steers, Cow1Calf Pairs, $600Heifers, $90-$137.50, $85-$125; 425-525 lbs., $1,200; 'BmdCows, $SS0Steers, S88-Sl2S, .Heifm, $900; Baby Calves, $10• • • • $80-SllO; 550-6~5 lbs., $210; Ooats, $10-$70; JOIDSs~.~$115, Heifm, l.aaa, $87.S0-$116. .OAI.LlPOLlS ten:d Angus. '$ 80-$105; 650-725 lbs., Hamilton Orchard Farm of · The association records Steer~, $85-$108, Heifers, Upcwning sperish: Gallipolis is a new member ancestral information and $75-$98; 750-850 lbs., of the . American Angus ' keeps production RCOids 011 Steen. $11().:$95, lieifers. Fill sale; Wednesday, AssociatiOn®, ~s John individual animals for its $75-$90. Juoe H • 9:30a.m. Crouch, chief executive inembers. These permaneot Direct !Illes and free officer of tbc national breed records help members select on-farm vilits. J'Ciistry orpnizatioo in St. . and mate the best animal~ in Millon: free to haul Joseph. Mo. their herds to produce hiP away. The American Angus quality, efficient breeding For iofomuitioa, Associalion, with more than cattle which are then WeU-Muscled/Flesblld, call DeWayne at (740) 36,000 active adult and recorded with the American ~$72.50. 339-<1241 or Stac)' a1 junior members, is the Angus Association: Most of Medium/Lean, $55-$62. (304) 634-0224. ViSlt lbe largest beef cattle registry these registen:d Angus .are lbiniLigbl. $30-$50. website a1 www.uproducAssociation in the world. 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Banl<ruptcy & Bad C<eclit OK. 2 , 3 , 4 and 5 bedo · - 740- Homol'oooi<.Call 446-2003 . 21>'. WID up: 2 mrles 1rom Holzer. 2 mdeo lrom !Own, no pelo. S3501<en1. _740---379 _·_ 9382 ----- ";;;:au;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -=-: w• do --~·- . in - pletelr oedar _ , . on1o polio & pool area. Heoled in ~ a Dl9ve . Ml-14).(1.00)385-201 ilrroom.oonlrol oir, gas- Crisis s-t.bilizltion Unit. Ma5le('s ~IU ...,__._ and 1 !inoplaoe.ol a 1aJVe fk:lfida room com- tor . . po1JiMJn AppicaG mull: Al!l.E . . 7404163570 eoo...,.-1 ""'""""·-_living""""· -larvo 1om- -'II "'~on.., awllanoes, , hugo yard, pond, 3 bedroom. 2 batfl, El<oellenl ·New38edloomhomeltrom oondiliou, 1 acre lot, $400 ~==I=="'==~S21•.36porrnonlfo, lncl,_ month, No inside-~~:;";:1 fiVInY ttJtPCIM, ~ & · Reta:•toe~ :J04..815-3568 : !•C:: ~ ~;- ~·~·~c..~o~IPIO;IJ;)~ oonrirog Golllo. . ~Meigo~·~ j ,..S..WC.-. ~~ m OWNER FINANCE AVA'lr Ranc:f1 ol)1o houle wllh ·4 - ...... din- ._-::;·::: •• = Star(iagPay all u-70 t8JI0..$1ZAIO/br +Heallh lnSU<anC< + 401(k) +Profn Sharing . NOWHJRJNG •Management "'Customer Sales • CoUections • Delivery OpponunhY to Grow! Apply online www_r2o.com Orapplyalany '======= RENT-2.()WN . aa-EI ...-,.ay .... Awroc •..,.., 11M :~~~~~~ ;-~~~~~.,.~-~;u:s~-~~~~~~ lao ... ooi9d. HelpW.-.cl 12711tte~pWi111 I ' HelpWanted "v :~ ~:,s::: _ __.__ •· -~.... ~~ RENT-UJWN Nioe big 2· 3 to. home In garage, !!<and-- ..................... II • 0::-' -· - ---~--coumry. ~r¥•oid-loorroe.oom -======:; can r - - - - - - - $800 month, phOne 2bolh on (740)591.()530 or (140)696+ · toalf....,inPi. . 1106 loooLOur Ml 4i ail a r 740-446-3481 tor~~~- - _ _ .. $1000/rert 51000/dep. HII?E SALEI - 740-8211-2570 ..... ..., -- .,....- n--'-nclllll.ill 1 ... - .... , **NeTIC:IE•• oo,._.Wodl:tor ..... _Qrl$1 Or . . l • 'I c' ·-·- ,_ ~-~-&oo~ ~-~ • w ~ ro Lo.\N . (740)446-7798. ~ """"' 4 thlo .__OIIlolll- _ _ r l ........- - · - - -- -· _..,_ pills: J --Goolltpa"o .....- - - - -AIT2 :~ YMIItlr Pon•owmT'#o..... . fl74 1 · lhoomailunlil uale,FTjii)Oition. ~ Wo-ta-15.,..... rapida.~ + blnetar : *#In Gill" 111s. .Fof an i~too- ca11 c s • 11< • .ot .,..,.. 1.-.t"W ..,11 .......,_ .,_, _ . , investigated provided, MustbeHS~ •: v.n. For SaMe........................--..... _.......... _730 --·- to send eJCP. ~Ired. Pennanent j)90iti00, ~ !raining No _,., ... - - . - · .......,_ & - - 11o 01 c;usoe,.--eep., No T- " " • ... . , --·...... uo1 11ro .._, praa.,._n • • 1 or r 1MI::: r ,._..,. do-- . - - - -- - - 2008 3 bedroom 2 balluec· deposit References req . Townhouse apanmen1& , lional home S279 per monlh 740-388-1100 and/or small houses FOR RENT. Call (740)441·11 11 7<10-385-7671 . lrg. ranch B1yle, Sbr, 3 full for application & informatoon AAAbaltos, 1 112 ba1h wnaunctry MODI••• room . 2 car gar.. ca'I'Ofl, HelpWanled pool, all elec. CIA, 2 Story, C..,.Cod .... lo ~-l.i.:...... _.......,. ...... - •liOJIC& IOVALI£YPUBU CO. r . ouS<ng . unily. " •nstitut(on_ •s an Equal Opportunity Provoder and Emplore< CONVENIENTLY LOCAl· S650 per momh + S650 ED UfFOIID&IILEI AI--··,.... ~ Attn : local ~ FT & PT ~~~in aur :IIR. 1 112 bath. finished 740-446-2568. EQual 2 200616orl!d'ciarron3bod · · H · Opport · rh· . . - 112-7110011-:z,cJ~ 'lllAIISPOOIEHS Dri,., trom s36s to 5560. 593-!1308 G) (140)367.0000 . :=...:n:rl--= r Roqund = ~~ln;:"Pel ,.,.. ~or rou 1o bu' rour !"""" ._ ol renting. 100%1illl ... og ~ llopair ond c - · Addilion S425ITlllfllh . 5400 - - - - - - - accepted ~. Ole. OI'I"'Oft'WWIT IS 1'1tE • £UA1r1 . .lOllY Vlnrl Siding. Shingle - · onrl TIIIBIITQIIS/aUILOEIIS No loMe On Colli -~. I • basement famrly aiiO laun· 2 ba1h, 2000 16•70 dry room . located near · • Parmenl oould ba lhe Flaerwood 2 bed 2 bath, !iolzer, S600irerrl + ulililill6 .,~ .,......_•• call ~ • 1999 Forlune 3 bed 2 balh. depos~. 740-441-1459 ·-•·--,..-. 304- . . , . ...~... Daytime 38IHlOOO .....,;ng 675-5857 Ror!ling. Siding.. Mortgage Locaton;. 205-11213 . -411R . 2balh&8191CedarSI. ICJIOC-! MJN011C FOCIDI ISI«''IWQROUIESM.IIIEATOI&- -~Credll .N i 304-593- • ~ f1an peo1ocl credil (740141 6-7305. 6421 ZIO - - .- ·-FT•18-24 . . , . . , . - "' ' - ,, CaiiTOIIIJ or -'PPir ..........................740 "• IIF*!' lnsttt.Nneftla; ................. - ........ ..- ••• 570 :' ..,. .................................................... - .......ODS Sole ................................... _ ....- ... - ,• ,..._1 ~ -.y 10 Pro1ea OuoCorlbatiUial TradOI'Purd\a&BPtan 81 ZERO$$$ Down! 615-142!1. •: ~luocfCies a 4 - . All ~ Maoonry, Brick. ,..1HE....aN G!IIIIPI' ·l'IIAT IOO%.FUEI.SURCHAAGE lSI lloo"" I Ju.lbNr 5 ~ ~fllllrile<o $7.01Mw. -beotleut2S JIB old dea1 driving racxKCI and ~ '"""'"-. .........-~ :: - , • .....,.to LoMl .......................................... lruh, r• 2BR 18A apland 1BR 1BA ~· in -Haven, -1ur· nished, 2 miles from · Mountaineer Plant. 740«57661 fenoedinyan:twl~ 199/mol3bed,2balh, Bank - - - - - - pool 140 000 00 Call « 1· Aepol (5% - .. 20 JOil!ll. 2BR apt. CIA. 1740) .. 1. · ' · 8% APR) for liarings 8()(). 0194 8202 62Q.ol946 ... R027 ----~floM!s 2BR in, 10Ml. $400/renl -SALE 2 bedroom for n>nl, $400/dep, onci water. ~ . • no pots. (140)992·5858 .....ge. trash . , _ carpot • no pels. 339·2494, leave 16X80 .3 . ~ 2 Bath 2-3 to Hoose. 30 Burdell• me..age. w/pond, (816)8118-0758 A-OwnorOpooaiOIOlf Send......,.lo: POBoo21 , WE'RE-100ft -.Obio45614 Sol. .............................::::: . • _ .... ~Zor1or~ ~ - ............................ throw lo Rent+ Dop. 740-441 .0245 D<MI 2.288 sq ft • 4 bedroom•. 3 . balh. -""""~ ...~ ~- -~.. _ wittl .den and large watk-1n do&et, family room, living 100m 'wlbricl< fireplaoe (llh, 2-4pm, 518 Jay Nut- -·do main!. Plror Fir time slar1ing pay SmoH . . ·· olppli ali •• .,. bring lakon lor Motorcycle-· Paris Oepl. onr1 Set-up. Coli 740-446-3110 . ' • IIDJIHe- Repolr.................................... - .; -tor - • nrshed, -....-.... $230 per ITl\lfllh. 740-3&5- securi1y, ,_paint & carpet. 2br, $400, 3br.. $540 9943. 30«l75~ monlh, same Depoo~ plus eleclnc, washer, dryer 1996 16x80, 3bf, 2ba, wash· 3 Bedroom House irl hookup, No Pets. 304-674· 1 0023 68 upon . · •11 ,...d erld[rer & diShwatl1er + Of 304-6 0-0776 """"inlo. 7.00. Local~ ollering 'NO included asking $18,500 """' s. - A p i a 11 . OOWN f¥1YMENT' pro· 0110 304-675-()714 or 304- r.co.se~ 1304)675-5332 weekends E....... 52 · Westwood -Q26S ..u lion"' www.rjlrudclnG.oom IBCt the Hunlingloo WORK· EOE . FORCE-Vif11iniaofftco. . . . S8el<ing Fir · L An eq~l employment lndepetldenl Haildl r. _oppor1olnly _ _ _•_m_'PI¥r_·_ _ fo< inquirieo call The 1., Shlk 81 ..6-7745 IJndor An El<oollenl way lo eam . . · monor.TheNowA..,... · -~· I RENT, 1031 Georges Creel< 212 ~ ~-. 3 - and Ad UH111 ~• ~~ ,_,• ' bath, furnishe<:l, no pe1s. OPEN HOUSE Sun June ou1 building on s oores · APAiriWNI'S 1 menls. 1umlshedandunlur· •~·- ~ ~-· 2 5 - " ' """· caring tor ..,., 2 N:.. Pool, eoun1ry eldeo1r ladiorl ro my home. - · $139,500 coli privslelooo1d-private .....,. l!jom w~ l>llp wilh • -· 111011 dooing Coll304-593-8871 ~g, excellent reler· · requlrad. PI8Yioos ctoem1ca1 dumps and Kant ~800io """' CJ!)eralor orcpetlonoe or ful. Conlacl · ~ """'-"-- o1 <ioeml"'"'7 1o 462-9365 ,. fill OUI .........----.... ~ ......, ; , - ro1._ I To Do j 3021 , 740--141 ·9331 wfth . walher, pond plams, goldfirlh & lroi. 4 bedroom, 2 112 balh log <146-1518or645-1361 · 34286 Crew l)d., WANIDI PomertJr, lg. """' bullrling & r SAVE U,GIIO - - ·New-.. dryer, diahwa&herlllldrelrlg- tor r• p r -. " - e d oon- ""4 'oForSele ...................................... _ ......721 A n -............................................030 Antlques .................................................. - •••5310 Afl•1n-ta lor Rent .............................-440 Aucllon- F I N -.. ............,............ •·~-a.occoloo1M -~ ......,... _ __ ,_ Elri &emi-dumpo ? .. ,....._.. CLASSIFIED INDEX a - Ina) 5460 dop. l8klr!p "flPPI· calione. Gall « 1-7798 1 3br, 2.ba. R Sectional on .6 acre, oseberry Rd. Pt. Pleaaa~. 3BR. 2 balh near Rio Grande $475 mo. (water ard houses In Pomeror and Moddleport, 1.29 acrt5 oo Chambors seeurlly dopooil required, no Rd. ~~ oeploc, waler & pots, 740·992·2218 . electnc.. $13,500 Call (740)256-1389 ' 1BR Apl, WID hool!ups. .-_telllte .TV tncl. w/rent , 26 """"'· Muon Counly· - . 1o hospilat can 740· . .' Gallipolis Ferry area_ """' _339-0062 ___ . - -privale. $39,000. 7<10-ros3 to.. 2 · 4 1166 2 bedroom apartmenl lor '""""' hot lob, gas log fino. . renl rn Middleport, no pots. p1aoo. -view, (304)882- MOBIL£ HOME LOT FOR (140)992·~ . ft ylaoollluolp...,.._pants$3arlozen, eralor $65,000 (304)675R&J TfUd(ing Is oeeldnt lla1o $9. Elephlm. 6828 ~ Clli.·A drMn 1o ...,., Connaa, also have Can Call Colloc:t muler. Updates include, Berber carpel, applianceo. AIC &Heal~ In Condition.· Reduced. -.g $89,900. ~ for $108,000 1 112 yean; 740 .~9673 Cell ~ -8232hm .. 204~ D< oil Raocoon C<eek Ad Cenl.... - - 0t . --CLOIEOUT 2001NOW &25,1100 eoncrete driveway. Extra 7.-o-828-2870 lima pari<ing & ioom for boal. mymidweothome.com RJa largo lot wilh o1001ge shod llllll"'-~-~1 and 2 bedroom apartLargo rooms. wn closet in 1..ors &: 1 - ·-Holiday •: ,_,aGonlonEqu..,._..................- ' t rs. call ~<10-3880884. K no ~-· ...,. a mooaage. ~the~low~.~~~~Mslo::llack~;'""'::-~~ .,'· 8 ob old. 446 0235· •_kill_·... •• IAI Steady/lfiglwr I o _, Nloo. Largo 211 home in oc:ani: quill IIUbci\ioion, ~ tor ttilg, biking and filhing. 1257 sq. 11. vinyl oiding, lolo "'tlo<ago, I 112 car ga<8glp. I regional rouleS. we\'AID home lime, G~ rr,iiio~;;;;;;j;;;;;;j;;;;;;j;;;;;;j~~ and• inouronoo, IIDIWANJDJ 401(k).-.bonulpor, · . and ""'-r · Clualliad 41oomir applk:arris """" ... """' 23 loo. Rl 7 N. Fridjje. 0101111, A dlomical pin in Maoon ,._, , _ a minimum a1 1 baby clolhos, houoehold Coun1y. WV lo ...-ohing for )'IIIII' ol con•nerical ~ ilenol. Chemlcol 0por-. HW1 -looooo & MVR , ~ educati~ is Prior Ff 81108 wilh ~ r only : . .. - assoctation Cenlora iflO, ~:::::.:::=::: SAlE- I • • ec.C:: I r · l r = ro It ~~ Ir ~~ I I....... - .... lb& ptolerrecl. WOO<Iand Mia !WJ! ~. Inc._.. oompoli· tw1 onr1 • ,....... 0 !!Qwn _ .. 4 boll.... wlllbo "'""i i1 Manor, Belllnd l'tlo!land on li!!o ~ • ..,.... bOnolila ~ . _ l.!!gO 1'"i lld<or1!!! I ·1 " ,. blue 35 ~at - including Oludent I<!M doclt. Allacl1ed · 740- -.740-949-9217 Funril-.g - t o r eigible 8Pill- 367-7129. . . AocnoN AIID anti. hllel p' 1 appiicauts . Free Wood Pallets., Pic* up Fu'A M.uuoo' We_, should "''PiY br e-mailing 2712 Lmoln Avo. 31><, lba, at Dally Tritxlne offtco i11he ~ · · ........ 10 lcmod<O-. wilh detached over sized rear. • Up"'·• or br mai· garage, call for dolalls - - - - - - - CrooaC<801<Auc:lion~ t P a i d T _ V _ ' ing.......,.loi<BvanMod<, S7B.OOO motlvatecl sellar, K-al-andslzes al Auction ·saturday 6pm and~ .,..,_ ol H R . - 30<HI75-6757, 304~10. are lilleflrained lnl Starting 10 1811 hiW' qually • Or>site Doctor Inc. 3086 Slate 1313 or Assist 2 Sala 304Pleaae call me at 740--141 · ~=· c;:'d.,g~ Route Gallipolis, OH 755-2980 1101 luii. AltCondltionedVI&aond c.tiTodayl , «16:11 . w ~ ·~ ~-cam & Debit (31l4) 1-877-463-41247 lnc. lun MIEOE. 2brllba, Home in Pl. PI,_ u.o>l ~~ Ext carpel, ~ ea & K~. lg. 2347 FCXNJ 550· 1616 Stephen A e e c t , ' g 2 112cardet. gar. fenoedyct 1639 [ Saou ~ 7~. ,...., ,.... FOUND: Fr'·-~r 11"'''"' ' '"'·~ D<-our-al: IN1mlvcnuN ·· -M ..~.. I II dog. ...~i·color on ro llvY -.an Circle Pl. Pleas. Port rone AN. 7<10-377- a ., • Colllgo 3BR, 2BA 00111' GAHS. Thin. 304-67 LR. FR, 1rg kit., ~ 5-63!0 or oel -..e Top Oollar • Ill· 9095, Quolilr Clre l\bllng. (car-s~ To Home} pool & --~hot 7-1342 I""" . CIIITodlyl7404464367.--"~"-"' ver.,.... coons, any POST OfFICElub, all . appl . incl. 425 - - - - - - - 10K/14KI18K gold jewelry, 1-«1().214-0452 LeG nde 81·~ G··~· FOUND: SetotKeys&l..oct dental gokl pre 1935 US HUUNG .-.. _ra ..... , .......,....,, in ..... D<. Area i:orrency, Pmorlmlnt Bets, Avg. Pay S20ihr ck -.. aolcing $150,0 00 7 304-67~ dlaonondl. MTS Coin .._, $51Kiyr, ~ """"' "' " " - 2273 or 740-'IU9-9513. • • AII • • "====~-=~~ GAHSollloe • ,.. • • jlr '' I. Celt Center -...,. · • • llmiWANm> 161 · Gallipolis. ... Found: GAHS jadoet on Buhl <146-21!42 .., ~• ~ Morton &d has name Jason ollered w/USPS who hirw. caator (M~. PMic it up ar wanted t ...... Junk Ca. 1-666-403-2582 .~ c . 6 tnbounciiOutbou loving. = •· • Ir' llmiWANm> -.01'11 I . ~~ Ir•o _.;______ r •• . Ir ~WAY _ _ _ _ _.. la'VO 2 fMlily - . - 6. 8. 8 10 5, · 4 killens-1 has - · 3 101110 anllqv"' G8l!ia . tl\er1ghlloedll, ~:::n~f~d!::mwi~i Co& • Publll···-- •• •• registered Angus ~~teers . 'The Eastern Regional exhibit Angus cattle 'at .the Junior Angus Show is . 2008 Eastern Regional sponsored by the Junior Angus Show • in American · Angus Lewisburg, W.Va., June Association and the West 20c22, reports John · Virginia Junior Angus Cwuch, chief executive Association. It is one of officer of the American six ·junior Angus shows Angus Association®. sanctioned by the national Sarah, a junior member organization for more than of the American Angus I 0,000 junior Angus memAssociation with head- bers in the United States quart~rs in S_t. . Jose_ph, andCanada. · Mo., ll one of 198 Y<IIUIJ Angus 1m;eclers from l~ states who have entered a total of 417 head to compete for championship honors. Mike McGuire of -.Wav.erly, Ala., will judge divisions for bred-andowned heifers, bred-andowned bulls, cow -calf pairs, owned heifers, and · l:lamiltonOrchard • «-.., ....... ~._. blolo Vo1loy • •• •. ••• Burleson.to exhibit Angus Falm.: . Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 982-2157 l!lce!!!Tld~ 6R pre- 't ~or Or Fax To Should Jndude Th.., Items I. r ·· .u ' ·. l\egi~ter Oeatll:ire.Y Planting delays possible this season planting ,date fer,fiekl oom, as designated in Sectioa t7 producers should . eqmine of tbe Common Crop their orop .· inalll'lllCC · · Insurance Policy BJaic: Sentinel ca~;:,..":v (740) 446-2342 (740) - ~92-2156 (304) 675-1333 FFA degree awarded .. ,, ~ributie To Place state SPRINGFIELD, lll. late planting period. Alston Michael A. Alslon; director . mninds produoen tluulwof the Springfield Regional ble acres must be ;at least 20 Office of the Risk acres or 20 peroem of the Management Agency, has insurable crop acreage in the announced that producers unit aDd 1bat.t.or.ai !IIIIDber of might •be faced with eligible aaes cannot exceed vented planting situauons the mnnber of acres of cropfor their 2008 spring crops 'land in the farming operation .(-such as CQill, silybeans, · for the curn:nt crop, year, grain SOI!ghum, etc). unless there is a history of Because Of frequent rains double-cropped fields. . ·~ and sevt:re · stQillls experi"Producers · who have Cody Crawford, center, a member of the FFA chapter at South Gallia High School, received his State FFA Degree d!Jring enced '11ver ,the past few acreage in this prevented .the state ,convention .held recently in Columbus. He is flanked by ~is Pllflli:U, Alice and Steve. months throughout the mid- ·,planting scenario need to west and the Juile 5 'final follow oertain requirements · Websiles: . www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com (SA/Ill) lio"-U...Wo- · RiA - -· 7~ - S!:a:l45 7309 onrl COOLSPOT FOODLAND 11 St. Rt. 50 Coot 'lie Oh.10 VI ' Hiring 3pm~ . 11 pm "' Coat 3pml0t1pm IOichln ..-•hl Musl have exper. and will be~to take a !est. Applications availallle at front deilkol Coollpot Now Accepting Maintenance position must have experience in AelilgelaticM, Elec:b leal &Bsslc ll'lf'Eir Olperlllllnl ttelld IIICI $lOre lltnlgJFniUt AIIU,_ PfiOOUCE ·IIIIEAT· DAIRY· OEU ·AND STOI,IE MANIIGEMEJ1T loc8f~ 111101 . . Good lle!leflls IIICI Conlp 1111 .. hy Send AIIUnle to: FOODLAND P.O. 801769 GALUPOUS OHIO 45631 �iaabap li111d-ialttad DOWN ON THE FARM PageD;! Sunday, J~ 8, 2008 SG'us h -1-: . t' n· . :AntS, termit~s taking flight ·.. fl• C Upter a COnVen .On EXTENSION CORNER 1 I C LAS S.l FIE D new colony. Termites need BY HAL KMEN In be controlled using a cer- I . Are you seeing hundreds • • • tified pest management : of flying insects swarming compan_y due In tbe limited . around the house or out- insecticides on the market : building? Several home- labeled. Extension has a · owners have dropped off factsbeet, ''Choosing a Pest : these flyiilg insects for me Control Company," In as~ist 1o identify. About one in homeowners in asking the four samples have been ter- · right questions before writup a . contract. . mites with the balance ing · being ants. Availability is limited in : 1be . reproductive males each extension office. : and females of both ants Homeowners have sever: and termites have wings and aJ chemicals useable indQor - emel}le from the parents' · or 0\IISide the home, matt nest m large numbers when sure In ~ chemical use : warm weather anives. After and disposal of bottle. More pairing up, they mate and information . is . available . fly 1o oew sites. 1be wings from the extension office or : will fall off and .the new www.ohioline.osu.edu. : queen and cousort wiU dig Check out HYG fact sheet · · into the soil In form a new 2064, "Ants In and Around colony. Very few of the hun- · ·the · Home" and · ··2092, · dreds of mating pairs sur- ''Termil.e Control." ·. vive In create a new colony ..... : due 1o ~tors and weathAre you wondering what the large J?wple ~xes in . er conditions. SUbmill8d pholo : To tell the difference trees that an: bemg seen South Gallia High School fFA recently attendEid the convention in Columbus. Members alt!!nding were Bethany . between ants and termites along the highways are? · look at three features. Ants lbese are pheromone traps Bush, Collen H1msley. Chelsea Johnson, Josie Rankin, Cody Crawford, Brady Brannon, Brady Nolan, Kyla Woemer, have narrow, constricted for the male Emerald Ash Jacob Watson and -~ Datnes. ·(like wasps), Borer that has spread · waists elbowed (bent) antennae throughopt northwestern : and hind wings shorter than half Of Ohio durin!l the past front wings. Termites have a several years. This project · rectangular shaped body, under the auspices of Ohio .. beaded straight antennae Depa11ment of Agriculture and four wings <Jf equal size is ·attempting In lll(Joitor its that an: much longer than · spread inlo southeast Ohio. the termite's body. They estimate the number ·Ants are mainly pests that of borers in the area by the scavenge . for . food. number of . maJe borers Depending upon -tbe caught in tile area. ~e pest species, they may prefer . has, destroyed millions of starches m meats, fat, ash trees in Indiana, sweets or honeydew sub- Michigan and Ohio. Please stance produced by aphids. leave them alone as this Termites are destructive research ~ •vital In seeking pests which eat wood prod- .nllw control :measures. For ucts and process wood eel- · more !n{QI'IIl8tion, review lulose through their diges- !he website www.ohioagri.tive track to meet their culture.gov/EAB/ nutrient requirements. A ter(HIIl/Uieen is 1M Meigs mite nest needs to be sever- Co11nq Agricult11re IUUI .al years old before its 9ueen Nlllflrlll Rtsolll'tes creates alates ( wmged &luator, Ollio State reproductive pairs) 1o start a Ulli11eniq l!DnuioN.) • . In One Week With Us classified@!V::~ribune.com · REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS ' OUR AD • ... ..,.-----~---.;::Or;;,;.; Fax; To (740) 446 3008 • • .~ :~~i~; · ~··;:::~~~ ·· may be eligible for 'JIIY· · ln~~~UD« Prov . ider. "Will V\- s·~ uoe'p sr'f..l~-e'S W\- ·. se.tfior M .· eios Count.y·· ~· ments if · prevented from Ollbl final deter1ninatioo d POMEROY -The 2008 Pomeroy at (740) 992-4282 planting an insured crop.due · a::ra di&ible for preve'nted 9100 River Sweep wiU take ·for required release forms to an insurable cause. fi'M!!iDS'pay~;" · , ~ '11n Sat111'!4y, June 21 . or fill out a form at your . Failua: loplantthea.jpQII Alstoll. ~ges pro- .J!e Meigs Soil :Hild Water chosen site on Saturday, acreage with similar chine- ducleh .tO COIIbiiCt their crop Conservation District is June 21. tr.ristics when other produc- . insurance' agt!llt for assis- Oljanlzing three locations This will be the 20th ers in tbe. area are _plailtiqg tance. if they have more in Meigs County this year. Annual Ohio River Sweep. will result IIi the_ denial_ofthe 9ue~o11:1 or ueed ,more . In Poineroy, volunteers River Sweep is a rive,rllank pre~c:n'ed planting claim.. In iof«rl1ilti00- ~ can · an: to n:teet in the amphithe- cleanup that extends the addition, prevented plantina also •, et mil' msiU'IIIIce ater area in the riverside entire length of the Ohio : payments do not incl~ lillY .GJ~J,.;111e web at •palting lot by 9 a.m: In River and beyond. All~· acreage planted dul.:il!a til WWWJWII • • P · , ., · Racine, <Yolimteers ,are 1o ties along the Ohio . River · ·· meet at Star Mill Park on particip;tte in this edetis'ive Ohio 124 by 9 a.m. In day of cleaning up litter.' Portland, volunteers are to Other partners of the 2008 meet at the Portland Ohio River Sweep include Community Center on Ohio the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission 124 \Jy 9 am. Volunteers -will be fed at (ORSANCO), the village of . GAillPOUS - UIIIIM 1'r t IM"' btc. - u t ·DOOil jllld recejve a new f.tnneroy, viUage of Racine, n,ort · /rotlt GGII;,o& fer Min cor/· rtM oa •R iver Sweep T-shirt. ,village of Portland, Portland ~Jdlly,/IUU4. lndivi.dpals or groups an: Community Center, invited to partie~. TlliSh Lebanon Township • and glo\illli will be prn- Trustees, the Meigs . ' O.ttleviacd. 01nprt the Meigs Transfer S~&tion, Ohio Soil and Water Valley Bank and Home Coo&ervatio.n District in National· Bank. : 275-415 · lbs., Steers, Cow1Calf Pairs, $600Heifers, $90-$137.50, $85-$125; 425-525 lbs., $1,200; 'BmdCows, $SS0Steers, S88-Sl2S, .Heifm, $900; Baby Calves, $10• • • • $80-SllO; 550-6~5 lbs., $210; Ooats, $10-$70; JOIDSs~.~$115, Heifm, l.aaa, $87.S0-$116. .OAI.LlPOLlS ten:d Angus. '$ 80-$105; 650-725 lbs., Hamilton Orchard Farm of · The association records Steer~, $85-$108, Heifers, Upcwning sperish: Gallipolis is a new member ancestral information and $75-$98; 750-850 lbs., of the . American Angus ' keeps production RCOids 011 Steen. $11().:$95, lieifers. Fill sale; Wednesday, AssociatiOn®, ~s John individual animals for its $75-$90. Juoe H • 9:30a.m. Crouch, chief executive inembers. These permaneot Direct !Illes and free officer of tbc national breed records help members select on-farm vilits. J'Ciistry orpnizatioo in St. . and mate the best animal~ in Millon: free to haul Joseph. Mo. their herds to produce hiP away. The American Angus quality, efficient breeding For iofomuitioa, Associalion, with more than cattle which are then WeU-Muscled/Flesblld, call DeWayne at (740) 36,000 active adult and recorded with the American ~$72.50. 339-<1241 or Stac)' a1 junior members, is the Angus Association: Most of Medium/Lean, $55-$62. (304) 634-0224. ViSlt lbe largest beef cattle registry these registen:d Angus .are lbiniLigbl. $30-$50. website a1 www.uproducAssociation in the world. Its used by the U.S. fanners Bulls, $65-$82.50. ers.com. computerized records ·and ranchers who raise high include detailed information quality beef for U.S. cooon nearly 16 million regis- sumption. ,....,,oo, LivEsTOCK·REPORI' I Feeder Steady B1tk1'oThe ·o.• Monday thru Friday s:oo a.m. to s:oo p.m~ To Help Get Response... *POLICIES* - o't)oCt • Enots =·. :: ISuot on the . =·• ::·. ,_,... 1 • • • • • • . • • • ::• i •. • . YAIIDSAu: ( • edo lilll.,.dl. · -~~~~~-*'fl ICOijiC lilY - ....,_,. Ill Violl~ I ~ f ::::. ":*w;:_-_::::::::::::::::::=:=:::~ 1loels - l o r Sele ..................... _7SO BuikllnJI SUppiiM..............._ ...................... 550 ' . 8uoi--Bulldlngo ......................._ ..,340 Buol,_ ~ ...............................210 •. 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For SaMe........................--..... _.......... _730 --·- to send eJCP. ~Ired. Pennanent j)90iti00, ~ !raining No _,., ... - - . - · .......,_ & - - 11o 01 c;usoe,.--eep., No T- " " • ... . , --·...... uo1 11ro .._, praa.,._n • • 1 or r 1MI::: r ,._..,. do-- . - - - -- - - 2008 3 bedroom 2 balluec· deposit References req . Townhouse apanmen1& , lional home S279 per monlh 740-388-1100 and/or small houses FOR RENT. Call (740)441·11 11 7<10-385-7671 . lrg. ranch B1yle, Sbr, 3 full for application & informatoon AAAbaltos, 1 112 ba1h wnaunctry MODI••• room . 2 car gar.. ca'I'Ofl, HelpWanled pool, all elec. CIA, 2 Story, C..,.Cod .... lo ~-l.i.:...... _.......,. ...... - •liOJIC& IOVALI£YPUBU CO. r . ouS<ng . unily. " •nstitut(on_ •s an Equal Opportunity Provoder and Emplore< CONVENIENTLY LOCAl· S650 per momh + S650 ED UfFOIID&IILEI AI--··,.... ~ Attn : local ~ FT & PT ~~~in aur :IIR. 1 112 bath. finished 740-446-2568. EQual 2 200616orl!d'ciarron3bod · · H · Opport · rh· . . - 112-7110011-:z,cJ~ 'lllAIISPOOIEHS Dri,., trom s36s to 5560. 593-!1308 G) (140)367.0000 . :=...:n:rl--= r Roqund = ~~ln;:"Pel ,.,.. ~or rou 1o bu' rour !"""" ._ ol renting. 100%1illl ... og ~ llopair ond c - · Addilion S425ITlllfllh . 5400 - - - - - - - accepted ~. Ole. OI'I"'Oft'WWIT IS 1'1tE • £UA1r1 . .lOllY Vlnrl Siding. Shingle - · onrl TIIIBIITQIIS/aUILOEIIS No loMe On Colli -~. I • basement famrly aiiO laun· 2 ba1h, 2000 16•70 dry room . located near · • Parmenl oould ba lhe Flaerwood 2 bed 2 bath, !iolzer, S600irerrl + ulililill6 .,~ .,......_•• call ~ • 1999 Forlune 3 bed 2 balh. depos~. 740-441-1459 ·-•·--,..-. 304- . . , . ...~... Daytime 38IHlOOO .....,;ng 675-5857 Ror!ling. Siding.. Mortgage Locaton;. 205-11213 . -411R . 2balh&8191CedarSI. ICJIOC-! MJN011C FOCIDI ISI«''IWQROUIESM.IIIEATOI&- -~Credll .N i 304-593- • ~ f1an peo1ocl credil (740141 6-7305. 6421 ZIO - - .- ·-FT•18-24 . . , . . , . - "' ' - ,, CaiiTOIIIJ or -'PPir ..........................740 "• IIF*!' lnsttt.Nneftla; ................. - ........ ..- ••• 570 :' ..,. .................................................... - .......ODS Sole ................................... _ ....- ... - ,• ,..._1 ~ -.y 10 Pro1ea OuoCorlbatiUial TradOI'Purd\a&BPtan 81 ZERO$$$ Down! 615-142!1. •: ~luocfCies a 4 - . All ~ Maoonry, Brick. ,..1HE....aN G!IIIIPI' ·l'IIAT IOO%.FUEI.SURCHAAGE lSI lloo"" I Ju.lbNr 5 ~ ~fllllrile<o $7.01Mw. -beotleut2S JIB old dea1 driving racxKCI and ~ '"""'"-. .........-~ :: - , • .....,.to LoMl .......................................... lruh, r• 2BR 18A apland 1BR 1BA ~· in -Haven, -1ur· nished, 2 miles from · Mountaineer Plant. 740«57661 fenoedinyan:twl~ 199/mol3bed,2balh, Bank - - - - - - pool 140 000 00 Call « 1· Aepol (5% - .. 20 JOil!ll. 2BR apt. CIA. 1740) .. 1. · ' · 8% APR) for liarings 8()(). 0194 8202 62Q.ol946 ... R027 ----~floM!s 2BR in, 10Ml. $400/renl -SALE 2 bedroom for n>nl, $400/dep, onci water. ~ . • no pots. (140)992·5858 .....ge. trash . , _ carpot • no pels. 339·2494, leave 16X80 .3 . ~ 2 Bath 2-3 to Hoose. 30 Burdell• me..age. w/pond, (816)8118-0758 A-OwnorOpooaiOIOlf Send......,.lo: POBoo21 , WE'RE-100ft -.Obio45614 Sol. .............................::::: . • _ .... ~Zor1or~ ~ - ............................ throw lo Rent+ Dop. 740-441 .0245 D<MI 2.288 sq ft • 4 bedroom•. 3 . balh. -""""~ ...~ ~- -~.. _ wittl .den and large watk-1n do&et, family room, living 100m 'wlbricl< fireplaoe (llh, 2-4pm, 518 Jay Nut- -·do main!. Plror Fir time slar1ing pay SmoH . . ·· olppli ali •• .,. bring lakon lor Motorcycle-· Paris Oepl. onr1 Set-up. Coli 740-446-3110 . ' • IIDJIHe- Repolr.................................... - .; -tor - • nrshed, -....-.... $230 per ITl\lfllh. 740-3&5- securi1y, ,_paint & carpet. 2br, $400, 3br.. $540 9943. 30«l75~ monlh, same Depoo~ plus eleclnc, washer, dryer 1996 16x80, 3bf, 2ba, wash· 3 Bedroom House irl hookup, No Pets. 304-674· 1 0023 68 upon . · •11 ,...d erld[rer & diShwatl1er + Of 304-6 0-0776 """"inlo. 7.00. Local~ ollering 'NO included asking $18,500 """' s. - A p i a 11 . OOWN f¥1YMENT' pro· 0110 304-675-()714 or 304- r.co.se~ 1304)675-5332 weekends E....... 52 · Westwood -Q26S ..u lion"' www.rjlrudclnG.oom IBCt the Hunlingloo WORK· EOE . FORCE-Vif11iniaofftco. . . . S8el<ing Fir · L An eq~l employment lndepetldenl Haildl r. _oppor1olnly _ _ _•_m_'PI¥r_·_ _ fo< inquirieo call The 1., Shlk 81 ..6-7745 IJndor An El<oollenl way lo eam . . · monor.TheNowA..,... · -~· I RENT, 1031 Georges Creel< 212 ~ ~-. 3 - and Ad UH111 ~• ~~ ,_,• ' bath, furnishe<:l, no pe1s. OPEN HOUSE Sun June ou1 building on s oores · APAiriWNI'S 1 menls. 1umlshedandunlur· •~·- ~ ~-· 2 5 - " ' """· caring tor ..,., 2 N:.. Pool, eoun1ry eldeo1r ladiorl ro my home. - · $139,500 coli privslelooo1d-private .....,. l!jom w~ l>llp wilh • -· 111011 dooing Coll304-593-8871 ~g, excellent reler· · requlrad. PI8Yioos ctoem1ca1 dumps and Kant ~800io """' CJ!)eralor orcpetlonoe or ful. Conlacl · ~ """'-"-- o1 <ioeml"'"'7 1o 462-9365 ,. fill OUI .........----.... ~ ......, ; , - ro1._ I To Do j 3021 , 740--141 ·9331 wfth . walher, pond plams, goldfirlh & lroi. 4 bedroom, 2 112 balh log <146-1518or645-1361 · 34286 Crew l)d., WANIDI PomertJr, lg. """' bullrling & r SAVE U,GIIO - - ·New-.. dryer, diahwa&herlllldrelrlg- tor r• p r -. " - e d oon- ""4 'oForSele ...................................... _ ......721 A n -............................................030 Antlques .................................................. - •••5310 Afl•1n-ta lor Rent .............................-440 Aucllon- F I N -.. ............,............ •·~-a.occoloo1M -~ ......,... _ __ ,_ Elri &emi-dumpo ? .. ,....._.. CLASSIFIED INDEX a - Ina) 5460 dop. l8klr!p "flPPI· calione. Gall « 1-7798 1 3br, 2.ba. R Sectional on .6 acre, oseberry Rd. Pt. Pleaaa~. 3BR. 2 balh near Rio Grande $475 mo. (water ard houses In Pomeror and Moddleport, 1.29 acrt5 oo Chambors seeurlly dopooil required, no Rd. ~~ oeploc, waler & pots, 740·992·2218 . electnc.. $13,500 Call (740)256-1389 ' 1BR Apl, WID hool!ups. .-_telllte .TV tncl. w/rent , 26 """"'· Muon Counly· - . 1o hospilat can 740· . .' Gallipolis Ferry area_ """' _339-0062 ___ . - -privale. $39,000. 7<10-ros3 to.. 2 · 4 1166 2 bedroom apartmenl lor '""""' hot lob, gas log fino. . renl rn Middleport, no pots. p1aoo. -view, (304)882- MOBIL£ HOME LOT FOR (140)992·~ . ft ylaoollluolp...,.._pants$3arlozen, eralor $65,000 (304)675R&J TfUd(ing Is oeeldnt lla1o $9. Elephlm. 6828 ~ Clli.·A drMn 1o ...,., Connaa, also have Can Call Colloc:t muler. Updates include, Berber carpel, applianceo. AIC &Heal~ In Condition.· Reduced. -.g $89,900. ~ for $108,000 1 112 yean; 740 .~9673 Cell ~ -8232hm .. 204~ D< oil Raocoon C<eek Ad Cenl.... - - 0t . --CLOIEOUT 2001NOW &25,1100 eoncrete driveway. Extra 7.-o-828-2870 lima pari<ing & ioom for boal. mymidweothome.com RJa largo lot wilh o1001ge shod llllll"'-~-~1 and 2 bedroom apartLargo rooms. wn closet in 1..ors &: 1 - ·-Holiday •: ,_,aGonlonEqu..,._..................- ' t rs. call ~<10-3880884. K no ~-· ...,. a mooaage. ~the~low~.~~~~Mslo::llack~;'""'::-~~ .,'· 8 ob old. 446 0235· •_kill_·... •• IAI Steady/lfiglwr I o _, Nloo. Largo 211 home in oc:ani: quill IIUbci\ioion, ~ tor ttilg, biking and filhing. 1257 sq. 11. vinyl oiding, lolo "'tlo<ago, I 112 car ga<8glp. I regional rouleS. we\'AID home lime, G~ rr,iiio~;;;;;;j;;;;;;j;;;;;;j;;;;;;j~~ and• inouronoo, IIDIWANJDJ 401(k).-.bonulpor, · . and ""'-r · Clualliad 41oomir applk:arris """" ... """' 23 loo. Rl 7 N. Fridjje. 0101111, A dlomical pin in Maoon ,._, , _ a minimum a1 1 baby clolhos, houoehold Coun1y. WV lo ...-ohing for )'IIIII' ol con•nerical ~ ilenol. Chemlcol 0por-. HW1 -looooo & MVR , ~ educati~ is Prior Ff 81108 wilh ~ r only : . .. - assoctation Cenlora iflO, ~:::::.:::=::: SAlE- I • • ec.C:: I r · l r = ro It ~~ Ir ~~ I I....... - .... lb& ptolerrecl. WOO<Iand Mia !WJ! ~. Inc._.. oompoli· tw1 onr1 • ,....... 0 !!Qwn _ .. 4 boll.... wlllbo "'""i i1 Manor, Belllnd l'tlo!land on li!!o ~ • ..,.... bOnolila ~ . _ l.!!gO 1'"i lld<or1!!! I ·1 " ,. blue 35 ~at - including Oludent I<!M doclt. Allacl1ed · 740- -.740-949-9217 Funril-.g - t o r eigible 8Pill- 367-7129. . . AocnoN AIID anti. hllel p' 1 appiicauts . Free Wood Pallets., Pic* up Fu'A M.uuoo' We_, should "''PiY br e-mailing 2712 Lmoln Avo. 31><, lba, at Dally Tritxlne offtco i11he ~ · · ........ 10 lcmod<O-. wilh detached over sized rear. • Up"'·• or br mai· garage, call for dolalls - - - - - - - CrooaC<801<Auc:lion~ t P a i d T _ V _ ' ing.......,.loi<BvanMod<, S7B.OOO motlvatecl sellar, K-al-andslzes al Auction ·saturday 6pm and~ .,..,_ ol H R . - 30<HI75-6757, 304~10. are lilleflrained lnl Starting 10 1811 hiW' qually • Or>site Doctor Inc. 3086 Slate 1313 or Assist 2 Sala 304Pleaae call me at 740--141 · ~=· c;:'d.,g~ Route Gallipolis, OH 755-2980 1101 luii. AltCondltionedVI&aond c.tiTodayl , «16:11 . w ~ ·~ ~-cam & Debit (31l4) 1-877-463-41247 lnc. lun MIEOE. 2brllba, Home in Pl. PI,_ u.o>l ~~ Ext carpel, ~ ea & K~. lg. 2347 FCXNJ 550· 1616 Stephen A e e c t , ' g 2 112cardet. gar. fenoedyct 1639 [ Saou ~ 7~. ,...., ,.... FOUND: Fr'·-~r 11"'''"' ' '"'·~ D<-our-al: IN1mlvcnuN ·· -M ..~.. I II dog. ...~i·color on ro llvY -.an Circle Pl. Pleas. Port rone AN. 7<10-377- a ., • Colllgo 3BR, 2BA 00111' GAHS. Thin. 304-67 LR. FR, 1rg kit., ~ 5-63!0 or oel -..e Top Oollar • Ill· 9095, Quolilr Clre l\bllng. (car-s~ To Home} pool & --~hot 7-1342 I""" . CIIITodlyl7404464367.--"~"-"' ver.,.... coons, any POST OfFICElub, all . appl . incl. 425 - - - - - - - 10K/14KI18K gold jewelry, 1-«1().214-0452 LeG nde 81·~ G··~· FOUND: SetotKeys&l..oct dental gokl pre 1935 US HUUNG .-.. _ra ..... , .......,....,, in ..... D<. Area i:orrency, Pmorlmlnt Bets, Avg. Pay S20ihr ck -.. aolcing $150,0 00 7 304-67~ dlaonondl. MTS Coin .._, $51Kiyr, ~ """"' "' " " - 2273 or 740-'IU9-9513. • • AII • • "====~-=~~ GAHSollloe • ,.. • • jlr '' I. Celt Center -...,. · • • llmiWANm> 161 · Gallipolis. ... Found: GAHS jadoet on Buhl <146-21!42 .., ~• ~ Morton &d has name Jason ollered w/USPS who hirw. caator (M~. PMic it up ar wanted t ...... Junk Ca. 1-666-403-2582 .~ c . 6 tnbounciiOutbou loving. = •· • Ir' llmiWANm> -.01'11 I . ~~ Ir•o _.;______ r •• . Ir ~WAY _ _ _ _ _.. la'VO 2 fMlily - . - 6. 8. 8 10 5, · 4 killens-1 has - · 3 101110 anllqv"' G8l!ia . tl\er1ghlloedll, ~:::n~f~d!::mwi~i Co& • Publll···-- •• •• registered Angus ~~teers . 'The Eastern Regional exhibit Angus cattle 'at .the Junior Angus Show is . 2008 Eastern Regional sponsored by the Junior Angus Show • in American · Angus Lewisburg, W.Va., June Association and the West 20c22, reports John · Virginia Junior Angus Cwuch, chief executive Association. It is one of officer of the American six ·junior Angus shows Angus Association®. sanctioned by the national Sarah, a junior member organization for more than of the American Angus I 0,000 junior Angus memAssociation with head- bers in the United States quart~rs in S_t. . Jose_ph, andCanada. · Mo., ll one of 198 Y<IIUIJ Angus 1m;eclers from l~ states who have entered a total of 417 head to compete for championship honors. Mike McGuire of -.Wav.erly, Ala., will judge divisions for bred-andowned heifers, bred-andowned bulls, cow -calf pairs, owned heifers, and · l:lamiltonOrchard • «-.., ....... ~._. blolo Vo1loy • •• •. ••• Burleson.to exhibit Angus Falm.: . Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 982-2157 l!lce!!!Tld~ 6R pre- 't ~or Or Fax To Should Jndude Th.., Items I. r ·· .u ' ·. l\egi~ter Oeatll:ire.Y Planting delays possible this season planting ,date fer,fiekl oom, as designated in Sectioa t7 producers should . eqmine of tbe Common Crop their orop .· inalll'lllCC · · Insurance Policy BJaic: Sentinel ca~;:,..":v (740) 446-2342 (740) - ~92-2156 (304) 675-1333 FFA degree awarded .. ,, ~ributie To Place state SPRINGFIELD, lll. late planting period. Alston Michael A. Alslon; director . mninds produoen tluulwof the Springfield Regional ble acres must be ;at least 20 Office of the Risk acres or 20 peroem of the Management Agency, has insurable crop acreage in the announced that producers unit aDd 1bat.t.or.ai !IIIIDber of might •be faced with eligible aaes cannot exceed vented planting situauons the mnnber of acres of cropfor their 2008 spring crops 'land in the farming operation .(-such as CQill, silybeans, · for the curn:nt crop, year, grain SOI!ghum, etc). unless there is a history of Because Of frequent rains double-cropped fields. . ·~ and sevt:re · stQillls experi"Producers · who have Cody Crawford, center, a member of the FFA chapter at South Gallia High School, received his State FFA Degree d!Jring enced '11ver ,the past few acreage in this prevented .the state ,convention .held recently in Columbus. He is flanked by ~is Pllflli:U, Alice and Steve. months throughout the mid- ·,planting scenario need to west and the Juile 5 'final follow oertain requirements · Websiles: . www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com (SA/Ill) lio"-U...Wo- · RiA - -· 7~ - S!:a:l45 7309 onrl COOLSPOT FOODLAND 11 St. Rt. 50 Coot 'lie Oh.10 VI ' Hiring 3pm~ . 11 pm "' Coat 3pml0t1pm IOichln ..-•hl Musl have exper. and will be~to take a !est. Applications availallle at front deilkol Coollpot Now Accepting Maintenance position must have experience in AelilgelaticM, Elec:b leal &Bsslc ll'lf'Eir Olperlllllnl ttelld IIICI $lOre lltnlgJFniUt AIIU,_ PfiOOUCE ·IIIIEAT· DAIRY· OEU ·AND STOI,IE MANIIGEMEJ1T loc8f~ 111101 . . Good lle!leflls IIICI Conlp 1111 .. hy Send AIIUnle to: FOODLAND P.O. 801769 GALUPOUS OHIO 45631 �' .I Sunday, June 8, 2008 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleaunt, WV ~ • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV • iPtldlp I'JwK 6udlnd • Page 05 REAL ESTATE AUQJON {g. 2!><,. HUO Apt, I ;E-.cy Apt in Pt. • -..,.., 11>1' in Galipolio, Choose from the LICESt ~lection ~7~2200 .lcto!JA a-;, St. 2 br. )mi&hod oportmenl, utilities ~ . depooil & references, ..'M Iter or lre!arf= .3ft. Regulator Ooc::k pols, (740)992.0165 . :'~Wepon. N 3rd AWl ., I br. · ..furnished apartment, no -pots , deposH & references , :(740)992.0165 Modem I 8R Apt Call 4463736 'NAce & Clean 1bdr. HospilaJ 'Aof., Dep., No Pets 304· :Bftciency dooe to :675-5162 • In Memory Stone Crodi., Home lalerior, Hand Tool&, DQU~ Rooster, Swan Collc<:tDu: Old Basket, Hall , SUWDIIC, Blue Dish Set, Farm .Scme Dish Set, Table Clot:lfto Pyrex Mixiog Bo-ols, Wh;hing Well OU Lamps. Dutch Girl Ccxtic:J..-,Lut Suppc:r Pictwa;,l966 BariJic: Dotl, 19640bio Slate Pbate 111K1 MUCH MOREl! ! Juru: 10,2008 The Family Of We little luuw dUll IIWI'IIillg dUll God ""''going to mil JOIIT 110111e,ln life ..t loved you lkllrly, in lklllll we do tile .SIJme.lt brou our hearts to lou you, you did 1101 gu lifo""; For ptUt of us went with you, tiU dtzy God calledJOU lwme. You kft us PftU/ui~~Jemories, your /me is still 0111' guitk; Altd through wt ctllliUil -you, you an alwoys aJ our.side; Our f-ayt:hllin ir broun,IUUI rwtlrUrg uel!lfr the rlliM, But as God mils us o"" by Ollt, tile wiU ft111c dpin. Happy Birthday Your Lovblg Family Oil Changes and nres for Life r •; 3 Iron Wago• Wheels. frop Skilletl, Iron "Teakettle, Case XX Knife Sharpenc;r, Childs!" -In llemcxy HighWIIf M' _Dopey "The Broken Clwin" I { Lg Mirrored 7ft Chi0.1 Cabinet, Like New Round Oak Table A ~ Chaln. Whirlpool Rsaae wbirlpoollll)'er, Acoru-FuU Size Bed. Metal Cobineb, Sbelv.,, Ead Tablet, Cbefl Deop Freezor. llak«'t Rd..Dreiser'a , SW14a; 2 Recliften,Couch 80th ' Dorothy Capehart- Whited· June 7, 1927-April24, 20011 . cluJin of Pre-OWned Vehicles Rated f"'J"'== "Happy ~+MPC DOROTHY CAPEHART-WHITED Would liU to exprYss our grolitvde, apJII'eCiiJtion & /wutfelt tlltmks to: . • Fisher-ANkrso•-MclJturiel FIUieml HQJ¥ •Ailtun McDtzniel • /11mer Andersolf • Tnuly Lyo1ts • Holur Hospiee • o,erlwool£ Cei!Ur-Especilllly 100 Hall N III'SIIs .& Aides. A very spileilll, :'Tiumk You" to Rev. uUr,m O'Bryllld for his cot~tforting words. · Tluutk you to all who clllkd, brougltt food & sellf Clll'ds. This is a very large auction. The family packed rhe boxes. Don't really know what ' we will find. ALL CHECKS MUST HAVE A BANK l..E1TER AND BE PR£..APPROVED RV 111E.AlJC110NIB' p IP'Lt''f NIQ''IIJWN IJ +I!CTIMIJ'411 Air Conditioned Building, ."NO SMOKING" Re~Mmbered! SlY, INlEGRrrY, KIEFER 9UILT, VALLEY HORSE/LIVESTOCK Estate of Lillian Manne WoHord Case No-071133 Gallia County Probate Court §•k Cee1vtgl By; HroQe .SP!M A1ctlee lcnkQ . TRAIL£RS, LOAD MAX EOUIPUENT TRAIL£RS, CAROO EXPRESS & . JiOMESTEADER '*w·-·=·•• t 'IF·' · CARMICHAEl. mw •t • I«wtl'f ·t··fe*•=wf s M'Ycm.a•s±•Geel rw•bc Ay II ,,.,. K . , . , j, 1 • m ,. . . , ....... . .. 1 vtek;- '" n rswr rct·ss T'el 5 zzter', .... YJa , '0 ••r 111111'110* D1ug "d!!'ciiOOI Md GOOSENECK FLATBED Ho11111 531119. ~EW OUR ENTIRE Setwlcoolo ....,0.1o~ TIWI.ER INVENTORY AT tJr . . D1Nc1Dr of . . WWW. CARMICHAEL· Ohio Dlp-11 of -- SPECIAL 20FT TRAIL£~ .00101 7 - fd*r J 1& t f . l AN!Jfl!fi ~ 08''1• Jeclnon Mr'a• o1 Alc:ollol, TRAIL£RS SALES & SEA- 8oM1 VICE. . . . . . -JUNE 27 _,... ....... Mnflc. .. (OOIIH PfOinl· ment), and one cc.-- The olzl' rn _...... EQUIP· •t:N,TJCAfiMICHAEL d""wel'f*"Oietp.. $ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CARGO/CONCESSION TRAilERS. B+W GOOSE· NECK HITCHES. (7401 367-791.5 II Your KUulness Will Alw11ys Be MTRADE·IN ALLOWANCE! Attmtlon A,ll Flea Marht Dealer'• drolft will be a lot tJI box lois at dlllaudloll. IAistJIMISC. - . Hive you \llentaJ Hullll (4 ~). .. 011 eta o1 thrl Ohio . D1prn..t priced • John . WW• ~ at opp *11111) W. CAR£0 . COM C 0 u n- HelpW~ ~E~- 740- C111a8ilulorwo In ' ~12 G8tlla, J"'*-' and lhlp Count1eo {10 · ~r.es•~ oppolnteeo). ., i can doaotJr I IIIII! Drill - - . -..iiatj ltlolllti c••vr 2004 Ho•fl• 2001 Hr••flal Accerfl So•afl 81JIII.III.G,,r..flt ing .. . Jllllloii ,_, 1101 ., A: • ,, 11, Dlu:ta c,..,., lhlgl of AlcDiiOI, 2001 . tor 1IW IIIII al 111 ont llo8nl .. 1 p 2007 , . , ~ldlv'· t* ~-llllf ill being ~lldldd or ·!Fnctttlwe a.llll ~· ,110M '- rl ~' be .... Ale ollol Md Dlug ·..-~<lUI our.- . •flcUIMI Set)'ICII (4 ,.,•.•• •.,.,•........ IIPPOinl· mlmD.s..i,ll,llait Ml.lll,21. .1a,l/t W.$1,999 $J1,999 $J,999 $1f,999 NOW$f6,74B fl•••••fl.c•• Setwlcoo 5 3 - - - ..... P.O.... 514 ln•onfory 0 II($' ,OH..al ......- · CUINIIIIw,-.,. "'-:7-.3122 :::s :.~ -·... - Anp-8reedmn, -Exct"rnl _ToP _ .... ......_ - !:.!:"! ~~of _._: "'...... ,-.nlly "I ~II Mil •r'cD.RII tftlnod. tr or ......_ lljlpll1700)286-53115 of·. . - . . - . . . . . ......... . l'lilnl Go!diOII 26 yrs. old ' - .(OIJMH Jun... 11, 211111 · ·PlO 804:895-39ot3 blr of • caru ut-. of - . . . . . . .. Priced 1101 or dtug ..,...,.. R e t • o n a b I 'J . (OOAIJAS ..,.,oint• w.ww.slateJunangu&.com , ~ a twO.IJitla 1111 . ...,..,!....., ......,_ BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 2:00P.M. FR I. Shifts available) .. ' Home Away From Home Daycare ATLANTIC CITY ' VACATION Wo\rees who have arommitment to the August 19 - 21, 2008 Harrah's Resort I $229/pe!SOO bued .on doiAlle occupancy $250/person based on single has openings available for 8 wks old to 4 yn; of age . Twyllia ~-Director 441-9003 oocupancy . lnd rille Allrl•u•xl2 nW* 110111 PVH Community Relaiions, ' (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1326 We accept cash, checks . ' ' & credit cards . LIMITED SEATS! . · Vacation Bible School French City Baptist Church ' Sunday 618 • Thurs 6/12, 6:00pm to 8:15pm VBS Luau Friday 6/1 3 6:00 pm Classes for children and adults ..' ' -irpersoo:Scaic,_ · . ltadess, DON J118ucllldge Road,llihwi,C1145614 li&Mf~aalllehe*l• wm111 Or Online at: Scenic Hills WE'RE IIOVINGt Spring Valley Tire lc Brakes Skilled Nursing & Rehab Center A Vrable Healthcare Company I .I Now on Jackeon Pile is Relocating to 30 Sycamore .St. Across from H&R Block 7~1-1199 I ., . ___ ..__ ~ , ----- Your NEW STIHL Full Une Deafer! · Trimmers Slarting at $139.95 61 Vine St. 446-1276 . Open M-F Hi; Sat _8-5 Sun. 10-4 0.0% APR On All New Cobalt, Avalanche & Silverado Ext. & C.rew The Cutting Connection would like to welcome Danielle Musgrave to their team . Jenny, Eve & Mo Call now for appointments walk·ins welcome 67~·5246. 2.9% APR + $2,000 Owner Loyalty On All2008 Silverado Ext. & Crew For reservations p(ease call ' O'Dell True Value Lumber -- - ..----- fht, Ga~is Elks Lodge No. 107 will hold their annual Soccer Shoot Sunday, June 8, 2008. H will 118 held at the Elks Farm on SR 588. Sign up will start at 1:30 p.m. with the ~ion starting at2:00. Competition is open to all boys and girls born on 8131/1993 or alter. There will be lour age groups with boys and girls divisions. Trophiei"WiH be awarded for first, second, and third place in each division. This event is <free of1marge, so come on out, .a nd bring a friend. . Caring Pet Crem~tions GVC 740-446-3745 -- - ---· --I--·--- --- -- Smith GM SuperstOre 1911 EastemAve. GaHipolis, OH 446-2282 CINCINNAn REDS GAME ONEOAVTRIP Sunday, August 17, 2008 $951per$on . Includes air~ioned motorcoach transportation & field box g,ame ticket v~. . St. Louis cardinals back, relax and leawlhe driving to usl For reservatiOns pleaae cell s~ f>\'H Community Relations, (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1326 Families are encouraged to sign-upI Children of aH ages are 1uloome We checks & cards aoo:'eJsh, Smith GM Superstore 1~11 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, OH 446-2282 Bar & Grill presents River Hounds Friday, June 13th 10 -2 am OFFICE BUILDING FOR LEASE OR SALE Downtown busini!SS di"rict, very nice, spacious. Perfect lor Optometrist, Rea~or. CPA, Attorney. etc. Call740-446-2928 After 6 p.m. for Dl:tails River Cities Military Support Grp. . meets Tues. June 10 6:30 Gallipolis VFW Third Ave. Plea• support the Ballet and Jazz Classes Gallia Meigs Performing Patty Fellure 740-245·9880 or 740-645·3836 �' .I Sunday, June 8, 2008 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleaunt, WV ~ • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV • iPtldlp I'JwK 6udlnd • Page 05 REAL ESTATE AUQJON {g. 2!><,. HUO Apt, I ;E-.cy Apt in Pt. • -..,.., 11>1' in Galipolio, Choose from the LICESt ~lection ~7~2200 .lcto!JA a-;, St. 2 br. )mi&hod oportmenl, utilities ~ . depooil & references, ..'M Iter or lre!arf= .3ft. Regulator Ooc::k pols, (740)992.0165 . :'~Wepon. N 3rd AWl ., I br. · ..furnished apartment, no -pots , deposH & references , :(740)992.0165 Modem I 8R Apt Call 4463736 'NAce & Clean 1bdr. HospilaJ 'Aof., Dep., No Pets 304· :Bftciency dooe to :675-5162 • In Memory Stone Crodi., Home lalerior, Hand Tool&, DQU~ Rooster, Swan Collc<:tDu: Old Basket, Hall , SUWDIIC, Blue Dish Set, Farm .Scme Dish Set, Table Clot:lfto Pyrex Mixiog Bo-ols, Wh;hing Well OU Lamps. Dutch Girl Ccxtic:J..-,Lut Suppc:r Pictwa;,l966 BariJic: Dotl, 19640bio Slate Pbate 111K1 MUCH MOREl! ! Juru: 10,2008 The Family Of We little luuw dUll IIWI'IIillg dUll God ""''going to mil JOIIT 110111e,ln life ..t loved you lkllrly, in lklllll we do tile .SIJme.lt brou our hearts to lou you, you did 1101 gu lifo""; For ptUt of us went with you, tiU dtzy God calledJOU lwme. You kft us PftU/ui~~Jemories, your /me is still 0111' guitk; Altd through wt ctllliUil -you, you an alwoys aJ our.side; Our f-ayt:hllin ir broun,IUUI rwtlrUrg uel!lfr the rlliM, But as God mils us o"" by Ollt, tile wiU ft111c dpin. Happy Birthday Your Lovblg Family Oil Changes and nres for Life r •; 3 Iron Wago• Wheels. frop Skilletl, Iron "Teakettle, Case XX Knife Sharpenc;r, Childs!" -In llemcxy HighWIIf M' _Dopey "The Broken Clwin" I { Lg Mirrored 7ft Chi0.1 Cabinet, Like New Round Oak Table A ~ Chaln. Whirlpool Rsaae wbirlpoollll)'er, Acoru-FuU Size Bed. Metal Cobineb, Sbelv.,, Ead Tablet, Cbefl Deop Freezor. llak«'t Rd..Dreiser'a , SW14a; 2 Recliften,Couch 80th ' Dorothy Capehart- Whited· June 7, 1927-April24, 20011 . cluJin of Pre-OWned Vehicles Rated f"'J"'== "Happy ~+MPC DOROTHY CAPEHART-WHITED Would liU to exprYss our grolitvde, apJII'eCiiJtion & /wutfelt tlltmks to: . • Fisher-ANkrso•-MclJturiel FIUieml HQJ¥ •Ailtun McDtzniel • /11mer Andersolf • Tnuly Lyo1ts • Holur Hospiee • o,erlwool£ Cei!Ur-Especilllly 100 Hall N III'SIIs .& Aides. A very spileilll, :'Tiumk You" to Rev. uUr,m O'Bryllld for his cot~tforting words. · Tluutk you to all who clllkd, brougltt food & sellf Clll'ds. This is a very large auction. The family packed rhe boxes. Don't really know what ' we will find. ALL CHECKS MUST HAVE A BANK l..E1TER AND BE PR£..APPROVED RV 111E.AlJC110NIB' p IP'Lt''f NIQ''IIJWN IJ +I!CTIMIJ'411 Air Conditioned Building, ."NO SMOKING" Re~Mmbered! SlY, INlEGRrrY, KIEFER 9UILT, VALLEY HORSE/LIVESTOCK Estate of Lillian Manne WoHord Case No-071133 Gallia County Probate Court §•k Cee1vtgl By; HroQe .SP!M A1ctlee lcnkQ . TRAIL£RS, LOAD MAX EOUIPUENT TRAIL£RS, CAROO EXPRESS & . JiOMESTEADER '*w·-·=·•• t 'IF·' · CARMICHAEl. mw •t • I«wtl'f ·t··fe*•=wf s M'Ycm.a•s±•Geel rw•bc Ay II ,,.,. K . , . , j, 1 • m ,. . . , ....... . .. 1 vtek;- '" n rswr rct·ss T'el 5 zzter', .... YJa , '0 ••r 111111'110* D1ug "d!!'ciiOOI Md GOOSENECK FLATBED Ho11111 531119. ~EW OUR ENTIRE Setwlcoolo ....,0.1o~ TIWI.ER INVENTORY AT tJr . . D1Nc1Dr of . . WWW. CARMICHAEL· Ohio Dlp-11 of -- SPECIAL 20FT TRAIL£~ .00101 7 - fd*r J 1& t f . l AN!Jfl!fi ~ 08''1• Jeclnon Mr'a• o1 Alc:ollol, TRAIL£RS SALES & SEA- 8oM1 VICE. . . . . . -JUNE 27 _,... ....... Mnflc. .. (OOIIH PfOinl· ment), and one cc.-- The olzl' rn _...... EQUIP· •t:N,TJCAfiMICHAEL d""wel'f*"Oietp.. $ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CARGO/CONCESSION TRAilERS. B+W GOOSE· NECK HITCHES. 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June 10 6:30 Gallipolis VFW Third Ave. Plea• support the Ballet and Jazz Classes Gallia Meigs Performing Patty Fellure 740-245·9880 or 740-645·3836 �,p ageD6 IN·DEPIH Sunday, June 8, aoo8 PHS grads of Pet projects abound despite outrage at Congress '54 hold class reunion,Aa (Editor s note; Tire following story is the result of collaboration between The Associated Press and the Associated Press Managing Editors association. In March. APME announced pions for a national project to examine special spending requests members of (Congress insert in federal t~ppropriations bills to benqit local. interests.) BY ANDREW TAYLOR MD Jill l<uHNHENN •. • AS8001ATED PRESS WRITERS : WASHJNGTON - So liwcb for trimming the pork. ~- lbe practice of decorating legislation with billions of d,ollars in pet projects and [ederal. contracts is thriving po Capitol Hill - despite public outrage that helped Hip colitrol of Congress two years ago. More than 11,000 of those "ea:rmarks," wonh nearly $15 billion in all, were sli(IPed last year into legis!alton telling tbe government where to spend tax· • rs_' money this year, og them at tbe renter ashington's culture of money, influence and polilies. Now comes an election-year encore. : It's a pay-to-play sandbox where waste and abuse often obscure the good that eamtaJb can do. _An examination of many of those earmarks by The AsSociated Press and two dozen newspapers parlicipaling in a project s_ponsored by the Assoctated . Press Managing Editors found much greater disclosure since 2006 but no end to what bas become ingFBined behavior in Congress. Assisting the proJect were two nonprofit and ilonpanisan watchdog organizatioos - the Sunlight Foundation and Taxpayers for ~n Sense. : Mlihons o~ the dollars . support k>bbymg fll'IIIS tbat ~elp companies, universi- · ttes, local governments and others secure what critics like Republican presidential candidate JOhn McCain call pork-barrel spending. The law forbids using federal ~ to lobby, but lobbytsts do charge clients fees that often equal 10 percent of tbe largesse. - E3'fmark w_inners and fhetr lobbytsts often teward their benefactors "'ith campaign contribulions. For many members of Congress, especially those on the Appropriations committees, such as Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., catnpaign donations from earmark- · ~eking lobbyists and corporate executives are the core of dteir fundraising. Rules forbid lawmakers from raising campaign funds from congressional offices, but members and projects. · · If we dOn't think (an ear- · come under Justice their aides sometimes find A new eannarldng cycle mark) is good we won't do Department scrutiny ·o~er ways to skirt them. begins this month as the it At some point you bave eannark:s. former Rep. · "I know a bunch of mem- House . and Senate to say to yourself, 'Do I Randy "Duke" bers that if you go in to see Appfopriations committees trust tbe person in this office Cunmngham, R-Calif., sits them, somewhere in the reveal spending bills for the to do the right thing and in a federal prison fQr presconversation they some- . 2009 budget year that starts stand up and say no at the suring Pentagon officials to bow say, 'Well, we were Oct. I. The House commit- right time?' People should- award contracts to people lookin~ through our list of tee alone has 23,438 ear- n'tbavevotedformeifthey who gave him more than campatgn contributors and mark: requests before it, so thought I could be bought." $2.4 million in bribes. didn't !tappen to see you many that its Web site for Defense industry execuCongress bas asked the there,"' said Frank accepting requests froze up lives and their lobbyists are Justice Depanment to Cushing, a lobbyist with and the deadline for receiv- Munha's biggest campaign investigate Alaska GOP the National Group, which ing them bad to be extend- donors. DRS TechnolQgies, Rep. Don Young's $10 lobbies on appropriations ed. Lawmakers are unlikely which has given Murtha million earmark for a bills. ~'Is there a quid pro to obtain many eiumads in more than $29,000 this Florida highway interquo? No, not difectly, but time for Election Day, but campaign cycle, has change sought by a develyou 'd have to be pretty they may tool them in hun· recetved $30 million in oper who .gave him camdense not to figure it out." dreds of press releases any- earmarks .in fiscal 2008 paign contributions. The explicit cam"fJn way. from the defense subcom- Former Appropriations solicitations usually e · Defenders of earmark:s mittee. Of those, Murt.lia Committee Chairmim Jerry place in the days following note that the founding accounted for $8 million Lewis, R-Calif., is a meeting where an earmark: Fathers explicitly gave himself, according to embroiled in an investigais discussed. Congress control over Taxpayers for Common tion of earmark:s for clients "You can ask any lobby- spending. And earmarks Sense. The company is of lobbyist Bill Lowery, a · ist in town. You bring a make up less than 2 perceni based in New Jersey, but former GOP congressman, new client in to see a mem- of the annual spendiQg _bills its big~est facility is in who also have been generber and everything is nice- passed each year. Munha s southwestern ous campaign donors to nice and you have a good "Representatives can bet- Pennsylvania district. Lewis. · meeting and everybody's ter judge their districts~ Within days of a fundraiser Once limited to the most exchanging business needs than some bureau- in his honor earlier this seruor and powerful lawcards," said another lobby- crat," Rep. Nancy . Boyda, year, Munha also received makers, or those on the ist who focuses on ear- 0-Kan., wrote her con- $8,500 from executives of Appropriations and marks. "Within 48 holirs, ·slituents this year. Van Scoyoc A$sociates, a Transponation committees, the clients and their lobbyCritics say too many ear- lobbying firm that repre- earmarking pel projects and ist - me -. will get a ~~E!sto a few powerful sents DRS. · grants mushroomed after fuodraising phone call." law such as Munba, "We receive thousands of Republicans took over That lobbyist requested who by. himself and in con- funding requests which are Congress in 1995. . anonymity, saying there cert widt others earmarlred vetted by both members and The new speaker dten, could be no conversation $176 million in 2008 feder- · staff. ln the end, we recom- Newt Gingrich of Geoigia, on the subject without it. al spending. . ~nd J?Rijects based sttictly · saw earmarks as a way to ·For all the outCry, most · Most of tbe 440 members .on their merit and value to help endangered earmarks have much to of Congress who are not the (Defense) depanment," Republicans keep their seats commend them. Just members of the House or said Mlll1ha's spokesman, ~d J!> rewariJ Lawlllllkcrs because a tawmaket Senate app!Opriations com- Manhew'Maronkey. · loyal to GOP leaders. arranges a project for his mittees go along in order to Earmarks come in countEstimates vary, but earhome district doesn't mean get .a sliver of the pie, even less varieties. Job training marks went from more it isn't -worthy. asmanyofthemcryoutfor programs, · grants to police than 1,300 projects wonh But many also go to caus- change. depanment5, improvements nearly $8 billion in 1994 to es or projects that, on the _ "Initially, widt great to Jl1ilitary bases, renova- a peak of nearly 14,000 surface,don'tappearallthat eilthusiasm, you fi~ht for lions to historical-buildings projects worth more than your communities, said and research grants for $27 "billion in 2005, necessary. Anli-pork watchdogs. for Rep. Mart Kirk, R-ill., who home-district colleges are according Citizens Against example, point to the $1.8 says he's ·sworn off ear- justafew.Theyhelppayfor Government Waste, a million in five eamtaJb for maries until new reforms are food banks arul cliifd care watchdog group that C~cago's Sh~ ~uarium, put in place. "But dte return centers, sewer systems, opposes the practice. which ran $8 million m the 1s that you have to support . (oads and bridges, and Rep. Jim Walsh, R-N.Y., black last year and has the whole rr~~Cess and equipment purchased by the contrasts today's earmarkembarked on a four-year, therefore, you re suppol'l:ing Pentagon. ing culture to what existed $100 million fundraising everyone else's earmark:s." The most ·commonly before tbat. Most of the pet eatnpaign. Widt that kind of , · Example& abound of law- accepted defmition of · an · projects went to a small money, why should taxpay- milkers winning earmarks eannarlc is a specific pro- clique of spending barons ers fund a. $400,000 pro- for specific companies or ject, . contract or grant not headed by Appropriations grato . earmarked by institutions, and · tllen . n:quested by the ~sident chairmen like lhe late Rep. Democratic presidential reeeiving eatnpaign contri- but inserted into one of the Jamie Whitten, I>-Miss., candidate Barack Obama to bulions from the recipients annual spending lUlls. Many who used to call up Cabinet help the aquarium conduct a or their lobbyists. of dtose bills often get con- officials to order up earprogram aiQJI'AI at prevent- TPI Composites, a solidated into one. marks. mg ju_venile delinquency, defense contractor, received Earmarks can do a lot of "We democratized it," watcM0g groups ask. $2.4 million to develop a good. About 30,000 vic- , Walsh said. "We basically . Despite such questions new all-composite military tims of leukemia and other said, 'We're going to make and public outrage over vehicle in the 2008 defense blood diseases have this available to all the high-profile earmarking spending bilL The benefac-. received lifesaving bone members."' , abuses, the system that tor was Rep. David L. marrow transplants But demand for earmark:s now-jailed lobbyist .Jack HobSQn, an Ohio through a donor _registry skyrocketed, and more and Abramoff once called "the Republican who sits on the · program that Rep. C. W. more lObbying firms sought favor factory" is still run- House defense appropria- Bill Young, R-Fla., staned to buy in. ning full tilt. Congress dis- tions subcommittee. The through an earmark more Bush's battle against closed . 11,234 earmarks Columbus Dispatch reports than 20 years ago. earmarks began in earnest totaling $14.8 billion in that TPI executives have But COngress has been only · after Democrats bills covering government donated $10,000 to Hobson rocked in recent years by retook control of Congress spending this year, accord- in recent years and that a revelations of wasteful ear- · last year. Now, rather than ing to Taxpayers for TPIIobbyisthas contributed marb such as the $223 mil· ~ with him, Democrats Com10on Sense, a $5,000 to his . campaigns lion "bridge to nowhere" in are looking to deliver an Washington-based watch- since 2003. Alaska. that was supposed to earmark-laden, catchall .dog group. The White "I don't loot at how much . connect an island with a spending bill to his suc.cesHouse puts the total at $18 money people have given population of just 50 or. so sor early ·next year. billion, including the me," HObson, who is retir- to ·the mainland. It was McCain has already amounts that lawmakers ing at the end of this year, never built. promised a veto. Obama added to what President told the Dispatch. "I don't In recent years, a half has said he would force Bush sought for specific care who gives me money. dozen lawmakers have cuts, DelllOCillts say they are • cutting earmarks by more than 40 percent below the 2006 .budget bills passed when · Republicans ran Congress. As important. they say, are House and Senate reforms requiring sponsors of earmarks to disclose them. That's made it easier for watchdog groups, .reporters and the public to traek the flow of lobbying · inflpence and money. ·A Web site run by Taxpayers for Common Sense details eannarks, aod one run by tbe ~ for Responsive Politics 1:raCts lobby registrations and campaign conttibutions. Using those tools, the Courier Post of Cherry Hill, ~J., discovered the case of Sierra Monolothics, a small California technology company. It began seeking earmarks a few y~ ago, and its executive chairman and co-founder,·Charles Harper, began making political con· tributions. Of the $12.SOO he gave in the past three years, more than half went to the National Republican · Congressional Committee, according to federal records. Since September 2006, $2,000 also went to Rep. Jim Saxton, R-NJ., a senior House Armed Servioes Committee member who helped secure an $800,000 eartllll1t for the company last year. "Relationships bave to be developed at some point and one of the only_ways to do it is to go to fundraisers," Harp!r told tbe Courier Post. "You get a few minutes to chat with the congressmen or whoever and get .them to understand what you're doing. It does help somewhat, to be honest with you." Things may be This year, freshman . Kirsten Gillibrand, 0-N. ., gave back ~I $14,000 in contributions from people who had requested rannat:b. Rep. Mike Simpson. Rldaho, told the AP that starting next year be's goiilg to stop asking for earmatb benefiting private companies. Few, however, expect the pay-to-play system to shut down. "Hiring a lobbyist to tty to get you an earmark is a pretty good investment, because you can get a 10-, 20-, 30fold return without frankly all that much wott." said Anthony Nownes, apolitical scientist at tbe. Universi~ of Tennessee in Knoxvtlle. "It's a such a win-win situation for everybody. Tbe legislator gets to tell his or ber constituent that he or sbe quite li~y ~ - ~1 home the bacon, the ~st gets to tell his or her client that they did the same thing, .and the conslituerits get the goodies." Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio - , )1) ( 1 ,. 'ol.. , L .~ , \ 1 -- . ' , •• • , ., .,_ The 'better; stronger, faster way to build. • Fllfiil IIIRctl, www.allamericanhomes.com c.,. CCMI, Tw Stlry, 11111111111-F•IIy HOlies. • .... _, a 11111'11 J Design Center Hours M011-Fri 8:6/J 1D 5:(1(1 lllltl B1 _,.,._,Ill s.t: BJ cppoi·=eat Su: . , . ,•••- :.!OOH '"''' mHI .,il~..,t·nlincl.t:um CIC addresses 'hotel' rumor for Meigs- SPORTS • . . • Kasey Kahne wins .8gain at Pocono. .'SeePage HI BY BElM SERGENT thing could happen between IISEI'IGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELOOM DOW and any SOrt of agreement being reached. Reed said in situations POMEROY -()wing a visit With the Meigs County like this members of ·the chapter of dte Public CIC tty to keep as "low · Retirees, key" as possible wben proEmployee Incolp01111ed, Paul Reed of jects are in various stages of the Community · development. Improvement Corporation Reed, lilong with fellow was asked . pointedly if the • CIC Board Member John rumor of a new hotel coming Musser discussed the group to Meigs County was true. - . and how that group con" A hotel bas expressed tributes to economic develinterest," Reed told the · opment in Meigs County. The .private, nonprofit retirees but .cautioned he couldn't say much more group works with public because deals can fall entities and began in 1995 through and basically any- with assets of $5,000. Those assets have now ·grown to $6 million in the organization's attempt to become the economic development arm of the county. One of. the organization's success stories is its East Meigs Industrial Park where American Hydrogen Corporation has set up shop. Reed said equipment is being moved into the .building now, job interviews are taking place and. the company should be. open for busities~ in September. Bodt Reed and Musser spoke highly of the company with Reed saying years from now, Meigs County could be the "internaliolll!l hub for this ly{lC of technology." Hydrogen . American Corporation holds the world wide license to the ammonia catalytic electrolyzer. The ACE was developed by Ohio University Professor Dt. Gerardine Botte. It splits hydrogen from nitrogen in the ammonia molecule . this Development · of process into fuel cells amid result in a future, alternative power source. Reed ' added dte CIC hopes to eventually build another spec building for another industrial park. Musser also told the retirees that the CIC works with the government but is not part of it. Musser clarified dte group is nonprofit and went on to say if a municipality donated prop. erty to the CIC for development, if that property was sold dte profits would go back to the municipality. Reed also spoke about the CIC's $1.3 investment in the new University o( Rio Grande's Meigs Branch; Pin•- CIC,. AS 0BITUAIUFS BY OtAHE PoiTORFF OkJI 10 J I OUYDALYREGISTER.CXN PageA5 ·.• Archie Ray Jarrell, 62 coais.·. CLIFTON, W.Va.- Law enforcement and emergency personnel were called to · Railroad Street in Clifton late Saturday night for a shoo~ victun. .. De · s of the .shooting were not known at press time, but troopers with llle Mason· &Junly Detachment· of the West Vtrginia State Police were inves~gating. Around II p.m. Saturday, Trooper A.D. Wootton responded to the call along with Sgt. E.B. Starcher, Cpl. K.M. Gilley and Cpl. C.K. Zerkle for a man who had been shot Also responding was emergency medical Service personnel with Mason County EMS. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. · Investigators from the· West Vtrginia -State Police Crime Lab and the Medical Examiner's office were on· the scene for several holi{S . There are no suspects at this time. INSIDE • First oonrnunion. SeeP-.A3 • Buctsye Gi11s . State dBieQa'es named. See Pale AS • Gardners leam ~ pordl boxes. :·see PIIJieA5 · • Area CXli4Jie captures · title. See . . . A5 au . Bs ' I Ctoerlel• HOenlchlpldM Taking ffrst plac~ plaques in the motorcycle show held at ~ • · we_re f~ the 16ft~ Allen ar\d Connie Cornell,. East Liverpool, trik; Jell Davis, Syracuse, rat; Rudy Stewart, Middleport, tounng bike; Chartl8 Johnson, Chester, stock, and Shannon Walker, custom. BY CltARLENE HoERJCH HOEFUCHOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY ~ Despite high water resulting in boat races being canceled, entertainment being moved from the riverfront amphitheater to the stage, a:nd the temperature hitting 90 degrees, the Gold Wmgs and Ribs committee tag the festival a "real success." Bill Quickel, chainJlan, said dte committee was "disappointed" by having to rearrange vendor locations which resulted in limited park:ing lot space for displaying motorcycles. He said that made it impossible to get a ri:aJ count on bikes here for the festival or where they came from because they were parked~all around town and not in a group. "But we do know," lie said, "that they came · from all around tl\e state. "Tbe commi~ is well pleased with eYerythin~," .addi:d Quickel, "and we re it successfuL calling Everyone seemed to bave a good time.'lbere was a record numberofvendots.lbecomments from the vendors and the people atiending were Syracuse _ curfew being enforced . SYRACUSE The · . . . . . . Due to high water covenng the nverfront amphitheater,_festiVal entertainers used the upper Syracuse Police pari<ing lot stage. Bleachers and chairs were brought 1n to accommodate the crowd. Here Depanment will begin MIXX, a five member band featuring music for all ages, performs. , · enforcing its underage cur· few this Week with young Dill II on P8gl M _ good, and everyone thouiPit and the support from the sponsored by Hayes people under the age of 18 the collection of entertamcommunity, as "astonishConcessions, Lyle Campbell · required to be off village ment was tbe ~" ing." He said belp with the Was the winner of the hotstreets and propeny, unless Quickel wd there were reorganization of the Gold dog eating contest consumunaccompanied by a parent about 40 bikes in the Wings .aitd Ribs Festi~al ing II in the allotted time. or guardian, from dte hours -' Saturday night light parade came in right from the begm- Zackary Shifflet took first in -· ·a SilcnoNS - 12 PAGI!Iil of 6 a.m.- 11 p.m. to Racute and back' The ning and from all directions. the four to six alle group in The curfew is pan of an Anni AJ existing chairman described the work: · New at this year's festival "the cookie stackmg contest, .. e's Mailbox . ordinance and is of the committee which were die hotdog eating and with lillian Huffman taking in effect seven days a Otlendars AJ included three biker groups, the cookie stacking contests first in the 7 to 1.1 age group. . .. ' week. The curfew was dis• 83-4 • cussed at the most recently --~----~--------------------------------------~--- 1 Chissifieds of Syracuse meeting • Village Council. CoD!-iCS In other Syracuse Police news, Joshua the property on which the was provided by ' Jeffers Those tanks contain the A4 Depanment ~torials Bv BRIAN J. REEO Davis was hired by Mayor • Excavating of Pomeroy. gasoline and diesel fuel for school sits. BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM Eric Cunninghato and The old school sits next The cost, he said, is rela- village vehicles, and the ..ovies As approved by Syracuse MIDDLEPORT - The to the village garage and tively inexpensive because petroleum company will · them before demoliQbituaries As VIllage Council as a new old Park Street School has been abandoned except most of the debris can be . drain village _patrolman. Da.vis could be- torn down this for storage purposes for disposed of in the build- tlon begin>, Gerlach said. B Section was hired for 16 hours a week, pending approval by many years. Gerlach told ing's basement and cov- The electrical and natural $ports week. at $8.50 per hour. Middleport Village Council. village council last month ered up before the site is gas service must also be disconnected before demoWeather . AJ . Syracuse Police Chief Mayor Michael Gerlach it is unsafe for village cleaned up. Shannon Smith who had said the demolition project employees and is quickly Of primary safety con- lition. The building has been been working 40 hours a is expected to cost between becoming more dangerous cern is dte presence of .two week, asked for his hours to $6,500 and $8,000. The cost due to a structural failure in above-ground fuel tanks, used for storage purposes be cut to 24 hours a week to can be div~ among the one corner: which are located in the since the village took it hire the new otfteer Which street and public works corner where the building over. It has not been used as Gerlach said Friday the a s!bool since dte 1950's. departments, since bodt use estimate · for demolition has begun to fall down . Q biDEX 740 985 3444 34740 St. Rt. 7 Pomeroy • (Betw11n Five Polnta .rid Cheater) t 1), ' KARR CONTRACTING www.ka~ntractlng.com .n '\ 1 \l< J'"\ {) \' (), _ _ WEATHER Be amazed with modular. Scenes from the Gold Wmgs and Ribs Festival, A6 Park Street school could come down this week . • � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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