http://66.213.69.5/files/original/df35ffda57aa5398f0f07b0de600f35c.pdf 35125ecc07fc62cd97b6079edf341ee8 PDF Text Text ,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 . • �PageA2 ACROSS THE NATION . The Daily Sentinel Monda;, .Jwae 9, 2008 BY THE BEND Page A3 ·~--------~------------------------~~~~--~~~~~~~~:-----~~~~~~--------------~~~o~n~da~y~,~J~un~e~9~,~2~o~o8~ =_The Daily Sentinel .. ANNIE'S MAILBOX Community Calendar a lawyer - -c-tu_bs_. and ___ ti -:: .zn • thlS• case orgamza ~~g~h~ttee, ~Contact BY ADAM ScHRECK liP BUSINESS WRITER NEW YORK The average price of regular gas crept up to $4 a gallon for the first time over the weekend, passing the once. unthinkable milestone just in time for the peak summer tmvel season. Prices at the pump are expected to keep climbin~, · especially after last week s furious' surge in oil prices, which ·nearea $140 a barrel in a recordcshattering rally Friday. . While AmeriC'!DS who have to drive will feel the biggest squeeze, the increased prices also trans, · late into higher costs for consumers and l)usinesses, · · who will be forced to shoulder increased costs for food and anything else that needs • to be transported. ' "I don 't think we've felt _: quite the full impactof$138 · or $139 a barrel oil." said Jason Toews, co-founder of fuel · pri ce research site GasBuddy.com. Gas prices rolled past their latest threshold APphoto Sunday, inc~easing to $4.005 a gallon overnight New York resident Austin Rommett fills his scooter with fuel at a gas station in New Vorl< on Sunday. The average price from $3.988 the day of regular gas crept up to $4 a gallon for the first time over the weekend,' passing the once-unthinkable milestone just in before, according to AAA · time for the peak summer travel season. Prices at the pump are expected to keep climbing, especiaHy after last week's and the Oil Price furious surge in oil prices, which neared $140 a barrel in a record-shattering rally Friday. • Information Service. Benchmark light, sweet guard, and left analysts market,': she said Sunday. Of course, drivers in released Sunday. maity parts of the. CO!!!Il!'Y Truckers and others with ~ for July ~livery offi· wondering if it rllPresented "One day of tradiJ!g doesn't have already been paying diesel engines under the cially finished the week at· a one-time spike or the oonstitute a maJtet trend." A number ·of factors are well above that price for hood have it even worse off. $138.54 on the ~ew York..·, beginning of a new wave ~f Mercantile Exchange,, but at advances. : behind oil's ascent. some time. . A ga!Jon of diesel now sells Yolanda Cade, mana~ing Soaring demand in Asia California has seen some . for $4.762, up nearly a one point jumped as high as $139.12. director of public relations and elsewhere is ensuring of the highe st prices; a gal- penny overnight, according could be a real at AAA, said ~as prices are global supplies remain tight "This Ion there now averages toAAAandOPJS.·Priceshit $4.436 a gallon, the most a record atop. $4.79 at lhe weight on the economy," likely to · nse furthe~. · even as Americans cut back; in the country. end of May. , lame~ Cordier, president of although the automotive recent figures from the U.S. · Oepartn:i.ent's Missourians are paying the Skyrocketin~ oil prices, Tampa, Fla.-based trading club-is waiting to see where Energy fum Libei'Iy Trading Group, · oil price~ head this week Energy . Information least at the pump, with a which are tradmg at showed gallon in the Show.- Me than double Uleir level last said of oil's juJW~ Friday. . before Plalcit1g any new~- Admi:qistration . U.S. gasoline demand actuState selling for a relative- year, are largely: .O•blame "With every, nickel that gas -· dicti~ns,.. · · ly cheap $3.802 a gallon. for the surge. Crude prices goes \11)•. people are 'dri\'ing . ... ~We've · cautio~ gaso- ally fell L4 ~nt over the fu.le ~>l;llinn owners agilinst last fow: weeks. Prices have risen by about shot up more tllan 13~per- less ,a.,ld less.'~. A: tumbling dollar is also 20 cents in the past three cent late last week in their · Oil's latest ·surge caught bot recklessly· ~sing to the g$ some loogtime petroleum , retail ~s jusr because of contributing weeks, according to a report biggest two-day industry veterans off· one big jump in · t he crude increase.-Many trailers by the Lundberg Survey in history. · · . ., - ... more· Price .· buy commodities such as oil as a hedge against inflation when the dollar is falling.- aod a weaker dollar .makes oil cheaper for investors dealing in other currencies. The rapid iiiCl'eaSC has also enhced · -speculatotS, frustrated by low relDJ'Ils elsewhere, looking to lllllke a quick profit. . The influx of so much fresh money into euetgy markets has caulht the attention of federaf watchdogs. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission recently said it has begun a probe of U.S. .oil marketJ; focused on possible price manipulation. For many diivcrs, the higher gas prices mean rethinking ~Vei}'~Y ~its. Some are reiDIDg m gas consumption, either by cuttmg back on all but lhe mo5t' essential driving or looking anew at altemati ves like :Public transportation, Sale•· of ga,sguzzling · vam;;' and spon utility vehicles are down, while those of fuel-efficient oompacts and hybrids are op. the rise. Otllers are gettiua creative. · · . Take · RoberJi ~y of Connecticut, abe state tied with Alaska as tbe second most ellpensive far , gas. After Jea.ving wort in 11M! town of Windsor Loeb last week, he drove across tbe border into Massachusetts to fill up his van with $100 worth of gqs. He figures he's saving about $10 per fill-up by traveling the 18 miles north. "1 let it ruo all the way down to the bottom befoo:: I get here," said Torrey, while pumping gas at the Pride off 1-91 iii station Sprin~eld, Mass. "I try to combme it with. other: trips · while I'm up here, so that makj:s it worth the drive." . et Everyo~e Know Your Dad Is Someone Very Special With A Father's Day ---... Th•Dk You Tribute~.. To_Be Publl•~ed In The Suaday 'I1ID.es- Seutlnel · On Sunday, June 15tbl, . .' ' ' • ' • . BY KATHY Mm:HEU. ....... M•-y "'·-·- ......, ...... ~ · Dear ADDie: My 15-yearold son, "Denny," has ·ll.lways been a handfuL He's • ~uch larger than most kids his age, and people expect -him to behave older than he • is. We -live in a small com• ·munity. Once a rumor starts, ·it gains ftre rapidly. :· 1 am a single molher and o by to keep an eye on him. I - don't allow Deony to go to a friend's house unless there · is .a l?arent home. Recently, he VIsited a girl while her o ·parents and younger brother · were home. When I picked him up, things. appeared · fine. He stated he bad a • 'good time. They played : with her younger brother ' and watched a movie. He ' -also commented that he 1iked her parents. - Two days later, three older - boys beat up my son. · Apparently, this fine young lady mus1 have said that - Denny mped her. This rumor took off rapidly, and my si>n · has been attacked numerous times, my car has been bro: ken into, and be's afraid to · go very far from home. · The girl claims to be clue. less as to bow these rumors · ~tarted . She;'s apologized to Denny and msists she never ' accused him of anything, . but I can't imagine how ··ihese boys would have even · known he was in her home ·~ unless she sai~ something. . · I don't know what to do to keep Denny emotionally . : and physically safe: l' m · contemplating moving to . another town, but fear that · _leaving would be an .admis. sion of guilt How do I bat·lie these accusations? . Desperate Mom Dear Mom: If nolhing happened, the girl in question should be happy to say : so to her friends. (And, by . : lhe way, her younger-broth: : er could be the goss1p cui:. prit.} If Denny is innocent :and neighborhood boys are .: attacking him and vandaliz: ing your car, you should call ·the police. This could result .: in a rape investigation, so : frrst contact a lawyer and · · see how best to proceed. : Dear Annie: Mylousin, :"Ethel .~' is planning visit : my 85-year-old other. ·Ethel is an overbearing, :$elf-centered know-it-aU. : On previous visits, she has : alienated all family mem' bers to the extent that : pobody wants to see her. . : : My mother is a saint and ; says she"s never met anyone •: ~he couldn't put up with for Bun's Patty Barn catenng. SYRACUSE -. SYRACUSE - .Syracuse Wildwood Garden Club will 7 p.m. at :::. Thursday, June l2 the Syracuse Community CHESlER- Shade River Center and proceeding to th e . Bent 1ey, Roush , Ash, Lodge monthly staled meeting, 7:30p.m. Refreslunents. Chapman, Koker and Hamm h omes TUPPERS PLAINS w·here Regular .meeting of refre shrnents WI'II be served . Tuppers Plains VRN, 7 p.m. ·.Dinner at 6:30 p.m. · RACINE -Ohio River Tuesday, June 10 . Producers, regular meeting, 7 p.m., Southern High School. POMEROY . -Meigs PORlLAND - Sonshine County Boanl of Elections, · Circle of the Bethany United 8:30a.m. SYRACUSE -·. Symcuse Methodist Church annual picnic 6 p.m. at the McKelvey Village Council, special meetCampground. Take covered ing, discuss maintenance pur- Friday, June 13 ATHENS - Area 14 6~JE~::.s~~~a~ ::e~~ !."~~~~::mBoard Youth events · Monday; June IJ POMEROY -Big Bend' a couple of days. But she Farm Anuq · ues Club, 7:30 becomes extremely nervous when Ethel is in the house p.m., Mulbeny Community · he · M Center. Saturday, June 14 upsettmg r routme. om Tuesday., June 10 CHESTER Annual has some health issues and HARRISONVILLE kids fishing derby spontires easily. She's tried Harrison.ville . #225 OES, sored ·b y the Meigs County every polite excuse she can Fish and Game Association . think of to discourage meeting to elect officers, 7:30 begins at 8 a.m. For those Ethel's visit, to no avail p.m., refreshments served. 15 years and younger. must 1 suggested telling Ethel . POMEROY - Meigs be accompanied by an ad!Jlt, the truth, that there is 00 County Chamber of one rod and reel per child. loving family feeling here O:>mmerce, business-mindFree food and drinks. that merits these repeat vis- ed luncheon, noon. Pomeroy Prizes. Local merchants join its. ·Mom agrees, but proba- Librnry, discussion .on new Fish and Game Association bly won't be able to do it. 1 University of Rio Grande in sponsoring the evenL live in . another state, so Meigs Center, tours of· cenEthel can't stay wilh me. ~s · there another recourse? Daughter Dear Daughter: With Mom's pennission, .pick up the phone atid call Ethe.l. Be nice. Tell her it has become .too exhausting and stressful for Mom to play hostess these days and you ho~ ~e understands that a v1sit is absolutely out of the question. Suggest instead that she write a newsy letter that Mom will enjoy much more. Dear Annie: This is for "Never (Ever) a Guy," · the 40.:year-old lady who has broad shoulders and is questioned about whelher or not she is real! y female. I am a tall, broad-shoulSUbmitted photo dered, muscular and athletic woman nf' 53. The reality is, 19U PHS graduates attending ttie Ctass reunion were left to right front, Eleanor Lawson, Madeline Painter, Joanne 1 do look like a fooiball Vaughan, Joanne Miller, Martha Serwe, Bernice lies, Shelby Davis, Mary Selbes; and back, Ruth Belong, Don Yeauger, player in drag when I wear Richard Leifheit, Howard Kitchen, Don Reuter, Ray Hines, Lela Erwin, and Rosalie Story. Attending but not in the picture dresses or skirts, and the were Richard Vaughan and Francis Story. more feminine the clothes, the more ridiculous I aepear. But I look great in tailored jackets, tops and pants . POMEROY -C!be 1954 .and . Hazel of Athens, [Grueser] Ervin of Athens, (Sheridan] lles of Mansfield, There is a multitude of nice graduating class of Pomeroy Howard Kitchen of Marietta, Richard Leilheit and Nancy Don Yeauger and Marlene of business and evening clothes for women that will High School celebrated its Ray Hines of Belpre, Joanne · of Springfield, Rosalie Canal Winchester, Martha minimize her "manly" traits 54th anniversary with a [Thornton) Vaughan of Dawn Story of Pomeroy, [Sayre) Serwe of N. Ft. . mther than accentuate them. party in the Bradford Church Pomeroy, Joanne · [Colmer) Shelby [Folmer] Davis of Myers, Florida, Richard - Big Booed in Omaha of Christ activity building on Miller of Beverly and guest Pomeroy, Madeline [Hysell) Vaughan of Middleport, ·D ear Omaha: We Rt. 124 near Pomeroy. . Fern Daniels, Eleanor [Bass) Painter of Middlepon, Ruth Mary (HoltI Selbe and Mike The day was spent visit- Lawson of Reedsville, and [Clay) Delong and Kenneth of Columbus, Don Reuter of received many letters from Pomeroy, Bernice Middleport. women with similar prob- ing with classmates, sharing guest Pam Lawson, Lela of of the past year, activities lems, and they all suggested taking photos or asking and looking at pictures. friends and relatives to help Rosalie Story gave the ftnd the ri.ght clothing, hair- blessing before a lunchron cut, makeup, etc. They also of finger foods, after which pointed out that she must new activities were' disdevelop the ability to ignore cussed an plans made for rude comments about her next year's gathering at the same time and place. appearance. A game consisting of Allnie 's Mailbox · is writun by Klltlly MikMU and identifying locations of businesses, Man:y Sugtu, /ongtiiM edi- landmarks, rors of lite Ann ·lAnders schools, churches, memoricolUitiiL Please e-mail your als and other locations was questions ro anniesmail- held with the one who' got box@comeast.net, or wriu the most being presented a 18: Annie~ Mailbox, P.O. photo album tilled "My Bar 118196, CIUcago, JL Hometown1" containing 60611. To find ollt IIWn copies ·of all the pictures tlbollt Annie 'r Mllilbox, used in. the game. Joanne 111111 rellll jetltures by ·other [Colmer) Miller of Beverly Creptors Syndicate writers won the photo album. Slate ornaments were and ctutoortists, visit the CreaJors Syndicate Web made for the party attended po.ge at www.creaJon.com. by Wtlliam Francis Story Public meetinr:- PHS gradS of'54 hold class reunion KUBOTA·BUILT. KUBOTA UALITY. ·----~----------~------------------------------ . .. . • ., '' • . '• . ' ; Residents dig out early morning in the Omaha, Neb. suburb· of Millard, a • storm passed through, causing damage· to homes and downing trees and power liAeS. :Severe weather ldJ)s 5; ..1·water t•ises in Indiana . ' wo~kers for ·The ·Grand Bv ToM MURPHY ., •• Happy Father's Day " DIESEL ENGINE Happy Father's Day (Your Father's (Your Father's Name) . Name) Love (Your Name) Circle One: A. 1X3 Greeting ...$12.00 Love . (Your.Name) B. 1XS Grweting with Plc:ture...$15.00 Father's Nlme·----....,-'-- - - - - - , - - - - - - - YourName(a) .- - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·~~--------------------------------- l:ItyiStatelllp ~ ------- Phone ·--~----- Send Coupon Md Pll~ to: The o.lly Sentinel MFMiw''a o.y" · .. All Ads Must Be Pre-Paid ** P.O. Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 451'11 'One Deadl 1ne For Th1 s Spec1al Fathers Da y Tr1h .. " Wednesa). June 11 12:00 No cr, Submit'-«~ .' • " ' • phOtO :Peyton Humphreys of Pomeroy and Patrick Brown of Gallipolis recently receiv~ their first : Holy Communion at Sacred Heart CatholiC Church 1n Pomeroy. They are p1ctured with ·Rev. Walter Heinz.. . • :Load Weather • :~---------------------------------- : :· Monday...Mostly sunny. Chance ofTain 20 percent. ·cloudy with a slight Tuesday...Partly sunny chance of showers and · . :Highs in the lower 90s. · •Southwest winds 5 to I0 with showers and thunder- thunderstorms. Lows in :: inph. . storms likely. Cooler with the lower 60s. West winds ::: Monday night .•• Partly highs in the lower 80s. 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of :ctoudy. A slight chance of Southwest winds I 0 to I 5 rain 20 percent. Wednesday through 'showers and thunder- mph with gusts up to 25 Thursday night ... Partly mph. Chance o~ rain 70 : :Storms after midnight. cloudy. Highs in the mid percent. : J.;ows in the upper 60s. 80s. Lows in the lower 60s. Tuesday nlght. .. Mostly : South winds 5 to I 0 mph. ... ' .. ON 3-CVUNDER . cbecked on the storm Rapids Press drowned eariy · a'round 2:30. a.m. Sunday when their car .•"At the time you couldn't : INDIANAPOLIS became submerged in a see anything" outside, : Wicked weekend storms creek that wru;hed out a road Higgins said. "It was like a • pounded the country from near Lake Michigan in fog. So .much stuff blowing : the Midwest to the East Saugatuck Township, the .around." · Coast, forcing hundreds of newspaper said. · Higgins said he and his , people' to flee flooded comA woman was killed wife sought shelter in their , mumL1es, spawmng toma- when a small trailer blew basement, emerging ,to find '. does that tore up houses and onto her about late Sunday a tree against a house across : killing atl~t five,people. afternoon west of Lansing, the street and a neighboring . · Rescuers Jn boats contin- Sheriff Mike Raines told the house missing its roof. ; ued to pluck people from Lansing State Journal. · Iowa saw some of its · rising waters in Indiana on And lightning struck a worst flooding in more than · Sunday, a day after more pavilion at a state park in a decade, Gov. Chet Culver ~ than 10 inches of rain del- Connecticut, killing one per- · said in a statement as he : uged much of the state. son and injuring four, state declared an emergency in · In Iowa, pumps and thou ~ environmental spokesman nearly a third of the state's : sand~ of sandbags were sent Dennis Schain said. 99 counties, freeing up state . to the Iowa City area, where At least ·o ne tornado hit resources. . officials fear a reservoir the Omaha, Neb., area · A levee broke along the : coUld top a spillway and with little to .no warning as Winneba~o River in · flood the city of 11bout people slept Sunday morll- Mason C1ty, and its water · 63,000 by Tuesday. . mg, damaging several treatment plant was shut : The Indiana flooding dozen homes and · busi- down. Residents of the : killed at least one person, a nesses. No major injuries city of nearly 30,000 have . man who drowned in his were reponed. been asked to avoid !!Sing _ vehicle ahout ·so miles '"I'd say I t was a miracle tap water. south of Indianapolis, said no one got killed," said Officials said water levels John Erickson, a spokesman Omaha Mayor Mike Fahey on the Iowa River at Iowa for the state Department of as he toured a heavily darn- City could be like those dur. Homeland Security. aged neighborhood inl lhe ing the historic floods of ' Another person was repon- west · Omaha area of 1993; which put. much .of : cd missing after falling off a · MiUard. the state underwater. The boat about 30 miles southPaul Higgins, 87, said the University of Iowa plans to front door blew open an<l he . move several classes startwest of Indianapolis. · In Michigan, two deli~ery was lrnocked down when he ing Tuesday. . FIRST CO 23 HP ,6,SSOCIATED PRESS WRITER .l ODS :' and_c_hair~.-chase-.6-:4-5p- .m-. .villag-ehall- ter- av-ailab-,e-afte _ r_lu_ncheo __- n,-dish, -tab-le_settiDg ___ • ALLPOWER EQUIPMENT ONE Mil£ \VEST OF ATHENS ON ROIJTIO ~/ ~2 A'JHFNS. OH \'I SIT OUR Nrl"'F ~ T I OLA TWN 8US. RT. 3~ 90UTI-I Of l.ANCASl£R I.ANCAS!l!R. O li 740-593-l2'7'1/800-71 ~I !117 7t0-16l-21127 �PageA2 ACROSS THE NATION . The Daily Sentinel Monda;, .Jwae 9, 2008 BY THE BEND Page A3 ·~--------~------------------------~~~~--~~~~~~~~:-----~~~~~~--------------~~~o~n~da~y~,~J~un~e~9~,~2~o~o8~ =_The Daily Sentinel .. ANNIE'S MAILBOX Community Calendar a lawyer - -c-tu_bs_. and ___ ti -:: .zn • thlS• case orgamza ~~g~h~ttee, ~Contact BY ADAM ScHRECK liP BUSINESS WRITER NEW YORK The average price of regular gas crept up to $4 a gallon for the first time over the weekend, passing the once. unthinkable milestone just in time for the peak summer tmvel season. Prices at the pump are expected to keep climbin~, · especially after last week s furious' surge in oil prices, which ·nearea $140 a barrel in a recordcshattering rally Friday. . While AmeriC'!DS who have to drive will feel the biggest squeeze, the increased prices also trans, · late into higher costs for consumers and l)usinesses, · · who will be forced to shoulder increased costs for food and anything else that needs • to be transported. ' "I don 't think we've felt _: quite the full impactof$138 · or $139 a barrel oil." said Jason Toews, co-founder of fuel · pri ce research site GasBuddy.com. Gas prices rolled past their latest threshold APphoto Sunday, inc~easing to $4.005 a gallon overnight New York resident Austin Rommett fills his scooter with fuel at a gas station in New Vorl< on Sunday. The average price from $3.988 the day of regular gas crept up to $4 a gallon for the first time over the weekend,' passing the once-unthinkable milestone just in before, according to AAA · time for the peak summer travel season. Prices at the pump are expected to keep climbing, especiaHy after last week's and the Oil Price furious surge in oil prices, which neared $140 a barrel in a record-shattering rally Friday. • Information Service. Benchmark light, sweet guard, and left analysts market,': she said Sunday. Of course, drivers in released Sunday. maity parts of the. CO!!!Il!'Y Truckers and others with ~ for July ~livery offi· wondering if it rllPresented "One day of tradiJ!g doesn't have already been paying diesel engines under the cially finished the week at· a one-time spike or the oonstitute a maJtet trend." A number ·of factors are well above that price for hood have it even worse off. $138.54 on the ~ew York..·, beginning of a new wave ~f Mercantile Exchange,, but at advances. : behind oil's ascent. some time. . A ga!Jon of diesel now sells Yolanda Cade, mana~ing Soaring demand in Asia California has seen some . for $4.762, up nearly a one point jumped as high as $139.12. director of public relations and elsewhere is ensuring of the highe st prices; a gal- penny overnight, according could be a real at AAA, said ~as prices are global supplies remain tight "This Ion there now averages toAAAandOPJS.·Priceshit $4.436 a gallon, the most a record atop. $4.79 at lhe weight on the economy," likely to · nse furthe~. · even as Americans cut back; in the country. end of May. , lame~ Cordier, president of although the automotive recent figures from the U.S. · Oepartn:i.ent's Missourians are paying the Skyrocketin~ oil prices, Tampa, Fla.-based trading club-is waiting to see where Energy fum Libei'Iy Trading Group, · oil price~ head this week Energy . Information least at the pump, with a which are tradmg at showed gallon in the Show.- Me than double Uleir level last said of oil's juJW~ Friday. . before Plalcit1g any new~- Admi:qistration . U.S. gasoline demand actuState selling for a relative- year, are largely: .O•blame "With every, nickel that gas -· dicti~ns,.. · · ly cheap $3.802 a gallon. for the surge. Crude prices goes \11)•. people are 'dri\'ing . ... ~We've · cautio~ gaso- ally fell L4 ~nt over the fu.le ~>l;llinn owners agilinst last fow: weeks. Prices have risen by about shot up more tllan 13~per- less ,a.,ld less.'~. A: tumbling dollar is also 20 cents in the past three cent late last week in their · Oil's latest ·surge caught bot recklessly· ~sing to the g$ some loogtime petroleum , retail ~s jusr because of contributing weeks, according to a report biggest two-day industry veterans off· one big jump in · t he crude increase.-Many trailers by the Lundberg Survey in history. · · . ., - ... more· Price .· buy commodities such as oil as a hedge against inflation when the dollar is falling.- aod a weaker dollar .makes oil cheaper for investors dealing in other currencies. The rapid iiiCl'eaSC has also enhced · -speculatotS, frustrated by low relDJ'Ils elsewhere, looking to lllllke a quick profit. . The influx of so much fresh money into euetgy markets has caulht the attention of federaf watchdogs. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission recently said it has begun a probe of U.S. .oil marketJ; focused on possible price manipulation. For many diivcrs, the higher gas prices mean rethinking ~Vei}'~Y ~its. Some are reiDIDg m gas consumption, either by cuttmg back on all but lhe mo5t' essential driving or looking anew at altemati ves like :Public transportation, Sale•· of ga,sguzzling · vam;;' and spon utility vehicles are down, while those of fuel-efficient oompacts and hybrids are op. the rise. Otllers are gettiua creative. · · . Take · RoberJi ~y of Connecticut, abe state tied with Alaska as tbe second most ellpensive far , gas. After Jea.ving wort in 11M! town of Windsor Loeb last week, he drove across tbe border into Massachusetts to fill up his van with $100 worth of gqs. He figures he's saving about $10 per fill-up by traveling the 18 miles north. "1 let it ruo all the way down to the bottom befoo:: I get here," said Torrey, while pumping gas at the Pride off 1-91 iii station Sprin~eld, Mass. "I try to combme it with. other: trips · while I'm up here, so that makj:s it worth the drive." . et Everyo~e Know Your Dad Is Someone Very Special With A Father's Day ---... Th•Dk You Tribute~.. To_Be Publl•~ed In The Suaday 'I1ID.es- Seutlnel · On Sunday, June 15tbl, . .' ' ' • ' • . BY KATHY Mm:HEU. ....... M•-y "'·-·- ......, ...... ~ · Dear ADDie: My 15-yearold son, "Denny," has ·ll.lways been a handfuL He's • ~uch larger than most kids his age, and people expect -him to behave older than he • is. We -live in a small com• ·munity. Once a rumor starts, ·it gains ftre rapidly. :· 1 am a single molher and o by to keep an eye on him. I - don't allow Deony to go to a friend's house unless there · is .a l?arent home. Recently, he VIsited a girl while her o ·parents and younger brother · were home. When I picked him up, things. appeared · fine. He stated he bad a • 'good time. They played : with her younger brother ' and watched a movie. He ' -also commented that he 1iked her parents. - Two days later, three older - boys beat up my son. · Apparently, this fine young lady mus1 have said that - Denny mped her. This rumor took off rapidly, and my si>n · has been attacked numerous times, my car has been bro: ken into, and be's afraid to · go very far from home. · The girl claims to be clue. less as to bow these rumors · ~tarted . She;'s apologized to Denny and msists she never ' accused him of anything, . but I can't imagine how ··ihese boys would have even · known he was in her home ·~ unless she sai~ something. . · I don't know what to do to keep Denny emotionally . : and physically safe: l' m · contemplating moving to . another town, but fear that · _leaving would be an .admis. sion of guilt How do I bat·lie these accusations? . Desperate Mom Dear Mom: If nolhing happened, the girl in question should be happy to say : so to her friends. (And, by . : lhe way, her younger-broth: : er could be the goss1p cui:. prit.} If Denny is innocent :and neighborhood boys are .: attacking him and vandaliz: ing your car, you should call ·the police. This could result .: in a rape investigation, so : frrst contact a lawyer and · · see how best to proceed. : Dear Annie: Mylousin, :"Ethel .~' is planning visit : my 85-year-old other. ·Ethel is an overbearing, :$elf-centered know-it-aU. : On previous visits, she has : alienated all family mem' bers to the extent that : pobody wants to see her. . : : My mother is a saint and ; says she"s never met anyone •: ~he couldn't put up with for Bun's Patty Barn catenng. SYRACUSE -. SYRACUSE - .Syracuse Wildwood Garden Club will 7 p.m. at :::. Thursday, June l2 the Syracuse Community CHESlER- Shade River Center and proceeding to th e . Bent 1ey, Roush , Ash, Lodge monthly staled meeting, 7:30p.m. Refreslunents. Chapman, Koker and Hamm h omes TUPPERS PLAINS w·here Regular .meeting of refre shrnents WI'II be served . Tuppers Plains VRN, 7 p.m. ·.Dinner at 6:30 p.m. · RACINE -Ohio River Tuesday, June 10 . Producers, regular meeting, 7 p.m., Southern High School. POMEROY . -Meigs PORlLAND - Sonshine County Boanl of Elections, · Circle of the Bethany United 8:30a.m. SYRACUSE -·. Symcuse Methodist Church annual picnic 6 p.m. at the McKelvey Village Council, special meetCampground. Take covered ing, discuss maintenance pur- Friday, June 13 ATHENS - Area 14 6~JE~::.s~~~a~ ::e~~ !."~~~~::mBoard Youth events · Monday; June IJ POMEROY -Big Bend' a couple of days. But she Farm Anuq · ues Club, 7:30 becomes extremely nervous when Ethel is in the house p.m., Mulbeny Community · he · M Center. Saturday, June 14 upsettmg r routme. om Tuesday., June 10 CHESTER Annual has some health issues and HARRISONVILLE kids fishing derby spontires easily. She's tried Harrison.ville . #225 OES, sored ·b y the Meigs County every polite excuse she can Fish and Game Association . think of to discourage meeting to elect officers, 7:30 begins at 8 a.m. For those Ethel's visit, to no avail p.m., refreshments served. 15 years and younger. must 1 suggested telling Ethel . POMEROY - Meigs be accompanied by an ad!Jlt, the truth, that there is 00 County Chamber of one rod and reel per child. loving family feeling here O:>mmerce, business-mindFree food and drinks. that merits these repeat vis- ed luncheon, noon. Pomeroy Prizes. Local merchants join its. ·Mom agrees, but proba- Librnry, discussion .on new Fish and Game Association bly won't be able to do it. 1 University of Rio Grande in sponsoring the evenL live in . another state, so Meigs Center, tours of· cenEthel can't stay wilh me. ~s · there another recourse? Daughter Dear Daughter: With Mom's pennission, .pick up the phone atid call Ethe.l. Be nice. Tell her it has become .too exhausting and stressful for Mom to play hostess these days and you ho~ ~e understands that a v1sit is absolutely out of the question. Suggest instead that she write a newsy letter that Mom will enjoy much more. Dear Annie: This is for "Never (Ever) a Guy," · the 40.:year-old lady who has broad shoulders and is questioned about whelher or not she is real! y female. I am a tall, broad-shoulSUbmitted photo dered, muscular and athletic woman nf' 53. The reality is, 19U PHS graduates attending ttie Ctass reunion were left to right front, Eleanor Lawson, Madeline Painter, Joanne 1 do look like a fooiball Vaughan, Joanne Miller, Martha Serwe, Bernice lies, Shelby Davis, Mary Selbes; and back, Ruth Belong, Don Yeauger, player in drag when I wear Richard Leifheit, Howard Kitchen, Don Reuter, Ray Hines, Lela Erwin, and Rosalie Story. Attending but not in the picture dresses or skirts, and the were Richard Vaughan and Francis Story. more feminine the clothes, the more ridiculous I aepear. But I look great in tailored jackets, tops and pants . POMEROY -C!be 1954 .and . Hazel of Athens, [Grueser] Ervin of Athens, (Sheridan] lles of Mansfield, There is a multitude of nice graduating class of Pomeroy Howard Kitchen of Marietta, Richard Leilheit and Nancy Don Yeauger and Marlene of business and evening clothes for women that will High School celebrated its Ray Hines of Belpre, Joanne · of Springfield, Rosalie Canal Winchester, Martha minimize her "manly" traits 54th anniversary with a [Thornton) Vaughan of Dawn Story of Pomeroy, [Sayre) Serwe of N. Ft. . mther than accentuate them. party in the Bradford Church Pomeroy, Joanne · [Colmer) Shelby [Folmer] Davis of Myers, Florida, Richard - Big Booed in Omaha of Christ activity building on Miller of Beverly and guest Pomeroy, Madeline [Hysell) Vaughan of Middleport, ·D ear Omaha: We Rt. 124 near Pomeroy. . Fern Daniels, Eleanor [Bass) Painter of Middlepon, Ruth Mary (HoltI Selbe and Mike The day was spent visit- Lawson of Reedsville, and [Clay) Delong and Kenneth of Columbus, Don Reuter of received many letters from Pomeroy, Bernice Middleport. women with similar prob- ing with classmates, sharing guest Pam Lawson, Lela of of the past year, activities lems, and they all suggested taking photos or asking and looking at pictures. friends and relatives to help Rosalie Story gave the ftnd the ri.ght clothing, hair- blessing before a lunchron cut, makeup, etc. They also of finger foods, after which pointed out that she must new activities were' disdevelop the ability to ignore cussed an plans made for rude comments about her next year's gathering at the same time and place. appearance. A game consisting of Allnie 's Mailbox · is writun by Klltlly MikMU and identifying locations of businesses, Man:y Sugtu, /ongtiiM edi- landmarks, rors of lite Ann ·lAnders schools, churches, memoricolUitiiL Please e-mail your als and other locations was questions ro anniesmail- held with the one who' got box@comeast.net, or wriu the most being presented a 18: Annie~ Mailbox, P.O. photo album tilled "My Bar 118196, CIUcago, JL Hometown1" containing 60611. To find ollt IIWn copies ·of all the pictures tlbollt Annie 'r Mllilbox, used in. the game. Joanne 111111 rellll jetltures by ·other [Colmer) Miller of Beverly Creptors Syndicate writers won the photo album. Slate ornaments were and ctutoortists, visit the CreaJors Syndicate Web made for the party attended po.ge at www.creaJon.com. by Wtlliam Francis Story Public meetinr:- PHS gradS of'54 hold class reunion KUBOTA·BUILT. KUBOTA UALITY. ·----~----------~------------------------------ . .. . • ., '' • . '• . ' ; Residents dig out early morning in the Omaha, Neb. suburb· of Millard, a • storm passed through, causing damage· to homes and downing trees and power liAeS. :Severe weather ldJ)s 5; ..1·water t•ises in Indiana . ' wo~kers for ·The ·Grand Bv ToM MURPHY ., •• Happy Father's Day " DIESEL ENGINE Happy Father's Day (Your Father's (Your Father's Name) . Name) Love (Your Name) Circle One: A. 1X3 Greeting ...$12.00 Love . (Your.Name) B. 1XS Grweting with Plc:ture...$15.00 Father's Nlme·----....,-'-- - - - - - , - - - - - - - YourName(a) .- - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·~~--------------------------------- l:ItyiStatelllp ~ ------- Phone ·--~----- Send Coupon Md Pll~ to: The o.lly Sentinel MFMiw''a o.y" · .. All Ads Must Be Pre-Paid ** P.O. Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 451'11 'One Deadl 1ne For Th1 s Spec1al Fathers Da y Tr1h .. " Wednesa). June 11 12:00 No cr, Submit'-«~ .' • " ' • phOtO :Peyton Humphreys of Pomeroy and Patrick Brown of Gallipolis recently receiv~ their first : Holy Communion at Sacred Heart CatholiC Church 1n Pomeroy. They are p1ctured with ·Rev. Walter Heinz.. . • :Load Weather • :~---------------------------------- : :· Monday...Mostly sunny. Chance ofTain 20 percent. ·cloudy with a slight Tuesday...Partly sunny chance of showers and · . :Highs in the lower 90s. · •Southwest winds 5 to I0 with showers and thunder- thunderstorms. Lows in :: inph. . storms likely. Cooler with the lower 60s. West winds ::: Monday night .•• Partly highs in the lower 80s. 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of :ctoudy. A slight chance of Southwest winds I 0 to I 5 rain 20 percent. Wednesday through 'showers and thunder- mph with gusts up to 25 Thursday night ... Partly mph. Chance o~ rain 70 : :Storms after midnight. cloudy. Highs in the mid percent. : J.;ows in the upper 60s. 80s. Lows in the lower 60s. Tuesday nlght. .. Mostly : South winds 5 to I 0 mph. ... ' .. ON 3-CVUNDER . cbecked on the storm Rapids Press drowned eariy · a'round 2:30. a.m. Sunday when their car .•"At the time you couldn't : INDIANAPOLIS became submerged in a see anything" outside, : Wicked weekend storms creek that wru;hed out a road Higgins said. "It was like a • pounded the country from near Lake Michigan in fog. So .much stuff blowing : the Midwest to the East Saugatuck Township, the .around." · Coast, forcing hundreds of newspaper said. · Higgins said he and his , people' to flee flooded comA woman was killed wife sought shelter in their , mumL1es, spawmng toma- when a small trailer blew basement, emerging ,to find '. does that tore up houses and onto her about late Sunday a tree against a house across : killing atl~t five,people. afternoon west of Lansing, the street and a neighboring . · Rescuers Jn boats contin- Sheriff Mike Raines told the house missing its roof. ; ued to pluck people from Lansing State Journal. · Iowa saw some of its · rising waters in Indiana on And lightning struck a worst flooding in more than · Sunday, a day after more pavilion at a state park in a decade, Gov. Chet Culver ~ than 10 inches of rain del- Connecticut, killing one per- · said in a statement as he : uged much of the state. son and injuring four, state declared an emergency in · In Iowa, pumps and thou ~ environmental spokesman nearly a third of the state's : sand~ of sandbags were sent Dennis Schain said. 99 counties, freeing up state . to the Iowa City area, where At least ·o ne tornado hit resources. . officials fear a reservoir the Omaha, Neb., area · A levee broke along the : coUld top a spillway and with little to .no warning as Winneba~o River in · flood the city of 11bout people slept Sunday morll- Mason C1ty, and its water · 63,000 by Tuesday. . mg, damaging several treatment plant was shut : The Indiana flooding dozen homes and · busi- down. Residents of the : killed at least one person, a nesses. No major injuries city of nearly 30,000 have . man who drowned in his were reponed. been asked to avoid !!Sing _ vehicle ahout ·so miles '"I'd say I t was a miracle tap water. south of Indianapolis, said no one got killed," said Officials said water levels John Erickson, a spokesman Omaha Mayor Mike Fahey on the Iowa River at Iowa for the state Department of as he toured a heavily darn- City could be like those dur. Homeland Security. aged neighborhood inl lhe ing the historic floods of ' Another person was repon- west · Omaha area of 1993; which put. much .of : cd missing after falling off a · MiUard. the state underwater. The boat about 30 miles southPaul Higgins, 87, said the University of Iowa plans to front door blew open an<l he . move several classes startwest of Indianapolis. · In Michigan, two deli~ery was lrnocked down when he ing Tuesday. . FIRST CO 23 HP ,6,SSOCIATED PRESS WRITER .l ODS :' and_c_hair~.-chase-.6-:4-5p- .m-. .villag-ehall- ter- av-ailab-,e-afte _ r_lu_ncheo __- n,-dish, -tab-le_settiDg ___ • ALLPOWER EQUIPMENT ONE Mil£ \VEST OF ATHENS ON ROIJTIO ~/ ~2 A'JHFNS. OH \'I SIT OUR Nrl"'F ~ T I OLA TWN 8US. RT. 3~ 90UTI-I Of l.ANCASl£R I.ANCAS!l!R. O li 740-593-l2'7'1/800-71 ~I !117 7t0-16l-21127 �.. • OPINION The Daily Sentinel PageA4 Monday; Juae 9...,.. Heading into Democratic experienoed -sorry -die Unity . Wc;elreod, widt first black prestdential 111 Cault SCI Slit. Pomeroy, Ohio ..., Hil.laty Qintoo ~ to . nominee. (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 end her presidential camBut Q1Wna 's lftllary _...,..~ By r ••181.com '· •• paign and endorse Barack problem only got WOI'Sec "I Obama, it's worth laking just spolre 10 her today and :·t Ohio Valley Publishing Co. one last look at wbat might we are going 10 be bavi,Jig a !" have been - in fact. what oonvecsation in the coming ;: Dan Goodrich was indeed .the Gille from weets.n (Now, there's an . Publisher Tuesday night when Obama executive for you.) When a clinched dte oominalion reponer asked whetber until Thursday nigbt when · · Clinton indicated whedtec Chartene Hoeftich Hillary let it be known sbe ronvenlion to gratify die lilte .would be dropping out • General Manager-News Editor • . 1 of ...__ - ·. lust for power. In a ~ (at f ,.__ .na...-- "--' was pulling 011 UJC ·~ I t I thi-'- 't' word) 0 uo.; tace, VU<WI4 reDU<>U /' • eas '"" t s a : th'tS way: "I t wasn :: ~-t a """ .. , Classl·c Cli'n•~-'sm naa-aaa-~1 After all, what did Hillary Then again, Hillaty later delailod oonversation.n do after B~ck ~ ~ . let it drop, lOIHif-briclrsUh-00. This champion Con,ffUJ slurll malu.IW law rrsp«ting an all-b:ut~ffictal p~stdenbal like, sbe would like to be just doesn't play powa: polutaWislunmt of rdigion, or prohibiting 1M oonunee? Go gractous o111~s Obama's · mate. itics in die same league as and concede? Pledge politJBut don~, Barnck. · the runner-up. Indeed, it aerciK tltntof; or abritlging tlu cal fealty.IQ tbe party stan- She'll call you_ eventual- was party elden who IUn::ed -~ of spudt, or of tM pms; or tlu right of tlu dard bearer? Not on your ly. .As tbe New yon.: Post Hillary out of lbe r.tee more pupk ~ tJI aJStm6le, and to petition bfe.. ,She . g;'ve ano~er .. rtportod. ''He tried to call than dte Obama victory. roottn -tootm ~ her twiile following (his) Now I undef-stand why The tlu Go.mrhtmt for a rt.llms ofgrieNnas. speech abou( her favonte speech-bUtgotbervoice- New YOlk TtmeS' Maureen mail.n · Dowd calls Obama omse: Herself. -lbe flrsl Anaidli61l to the U.S. Constitution . "A lot of people are ask- ·. \1>icemail' "Bambi." i11g, 'Wil,at does Hillary The p~ adds: "She Even so, we are · ltearillg ' want?':' she said ;tt a. rally' fmally returned the cal!- as endless speculation on · an followm§ Obama s Vtctoty . his plane was about to Hy Obama-Hillary "dream" . speech. l want what I have _ out , of SL Paul to ticket. Today is Monday, June 9, the 161st day of 2008. There always fought for: I want Washington. He offered to Not from Obama Sllpportare 205 days left in the year. . the nearly 18 million people meet her bot nodting was ers, of course. They see Today's Highlight in History: On June 9, A.D. 68, the who voted for me to be finalized." · Hillary seekin,g polilical RoiD3D Emperor Nero committed suicide. res~ ~ b;anJ and no . Outside the Capit()l on parity, not supporting lhe On Ibis date: In 1870, author ·Charles Diclrens died in lorfger tnVIstble. Wednesday morning nominee. New York State ()ad's Hill Place, &gland. What was she talking Obama was asked w~ Assemblyman Hakeem · , In 1940, during Wodd'War D. Norway decided 10 surren- · about? The. · ·:invisible" he was disl!J'POinted by · J~f{ries . voioed anodt~r lb- to die Nazis, effective at midirigbL votes, sorry, dido t add up to Clinton's non-'concession mghtmansh oonoem: B1ll · In 1954, during the ~nate-Army Hearings, Anny special political victory . but, in speech. · He replied: "I "running around the White counsel Joseph N. Welch belated Sen. Joseph R. McCaJ1hy, H!llaryland, ~veryon~'s a dtuUght Sen. Clinton, afte.-a House with a w~ole lot ~! asking: "Have you nn sense of decency, sirT' wmn~. espectally Hillary. long-fought ca"tign. was free_ ~e on his hands. " In 1969, die U.S. Senate confirmed Warren Burger to 'fl_tat 1s, . Barack won but understandably ocusod on Which ts exactly ~hat D1ck · be dte new chief justice of the United States, succeeding Htllary wanted to take the her supporters.~ · Moms was tllking about Earl Warren. In 1973, Secretariat .~ horSe racing's first Triple niamles home~ApparenUy, · Ouch , Bad sign. This . when · he described an Crown winner in 25 years by winning die Belmont Stakes. she has since decided to sail obviously pret~ared and Obama-Hillary ticket as a In 1978, leaders of the Chun:h of Jesus Christ of Latter- a ship-of-stately into the overly diplomatic response menage a trois, with Bill as nay Saints struck down a 148-year~ld policy of excluding political sunset {tomo!fOw was way too defereutial for "the unexpected roomis another day). But at that the top of any ticket, espe- mate." black men from the Mormon priesthood. lben !here was this from. · In 1980, comedian Richard Pryor suffered almost fatal moment, age-old, .familiar_ cially one wbo has already "I want it because it's mine" made history, in ·Obama's Obama campaign strategist bums at his San Fernando Valley, Calif., home when a mix- · case for being the least: .Oavid Axelrod: "Obviously, Clintonism confounded tore of "free-base" cocaine exploded. In 1985, American educatorlltomas Sutherland ,w as kidnapped in Lebanon; he was released in November 1991 along widt fellow hostage Thny Waite. . In 1986, the Rollers Co~ssion released its report on _the Challenger disaster, criticizing NASA and rocketbuilder Morton Thiokol for management problems leading to the explosion that claimed lhe lives of seven astronauts. Five years ago: As rebels bore down on the capitll of Liberia, French helicopters .rescued more than 500 Americans, Europeans . and other .foreigners. Tite New Jersey Devils woo the Stanley Cup, defealing the Anaheim Mighty Ducks 3.() in Game 7. . . . year ago: Pmsident Bush, denounced · by anli: American protc5ttn on. die ~ of ttOIDe, def~ liis \,mnanitarian record as be met at the Vatican with Pope' · Benedict XVI, who e~sed ooncem about "the worriSome situation in Iraq. A day after bein& ordered back to jail. Paris Hilton said she wouldn't appeal her sentence for a probation violation. Rags to Riches became dte first filly to win the Belmont Stakes since 1905. Justine Henin i:laimed her .third consecutive French Open title with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Ana lvanovic. . . ~ Today's Birthdays: Guitarist-inventor Les Paul is ·93. Actmss Mona Freeman is 82. Media analyst Marvin Kalb is 78. Sports commentator Dick Vitale is fl}. Author Letty rutin fogrehinis69. RockmusicianJoo Lord is 67. Mystery · 4illthor Patricia Cornwell is 52. Actor MichaelJ. Fox is 47. ;vfriter-produoel' Aaron sOmn is 47. Actor Johnny Depp is . lS_. Jazz lllii.Sician Wayman Tudale is 44. Rock musicil!n . pean DiMing is 41. Musician Ed Simons is 38.. Country ' IDUSit;ian Shade Deggs (Cole Deggs and the Lonesome) is 34. .Ac1ress Michaela Conlin (IV: "Booes") is 30. Actress Natalie ;PorUnan is 27. Actress Mac Whitman is 20. · ' lboogbt for Today:. ~-\History is il romance that is :believed; romance. a nistory that is · not believed." -· .Horace Walpole, English author (1717- 1797). · .. ..,. ol ,I I I' .- Jr«-4om :,T ODAY IN HISTORY • Buckeye Girls State delegates named POMEROY Three Meigs Cotmay gids bave she's u inm:dibly filix•anwi'ols..illtble person" - tad: _ , - '1lut it's way roo c.dJ IIi talk about that." Rigla. . . it wasn't tooeady for t.m}' · up-asheopms~a. political pid:-ap liDc .bor· rowed from their dtf» 1: "You're likeable """'&h; Hillary." Somehow, I don't tee this happening. And [ bawca~ even mentioned all die~ Obama-.s upponing fur 7 Bill . ClintoniSias Riclwdson, .RObert Rdcll.· Tom Andrew and _,.. Rabm Emanuel just oUl from "under the desk" ~ • his Obama endonemaJl ~.· who would have to Cllli:r witness proreetion pro- · grams just to · survive • Obama-Clintoo-CiintOII. campaign. let alone administr.dion. 1\s Tunmy C.W put . it while. ni.xin& ..._ . prospect (I can't ~ I'm quilling TIDIIDy Cartel'). with Obama and Hillaly "you could bave the _ . of both woods." But I can dream. can'tl? fa•• . (DimuJ W~st is a n nist for 'flu! RbsllinfttM ru.res. She is the tu,d/tor oJ •· "IM IH!Yh of 1M G~Q~III · up: How A~Miia.. !I AnuMl Dev~lopmerlt Is Brirlrill.f Down ·. Wure111 be corltllCud · I'M dianawest@W!ri.lpn.net.) BLUE STATE, HALF STAT£, . WHOLE ?rATE. One: .......... ' ~· . ing machine on which the regained some ground after value of each issue is Merrill Lynch analyst Guy recorded by an exact and Moszkowsld said spec:ula: Utters to the ~ditor are welcome. 'IIu!y should be less NEW YORK-Here's a mechanism." .. tion about Lehman's liquid.titan 300 words. Allleners are subject to editing, must he bit of ancient hisqwy: impersonal Translation: At .first, the ity position over ·die .pa · st :signed, and include address and telephone ruunber. No Lehman's CPO hip-fiving superficial can fuel prioes in few days was not justified. :- iglll!tl lqJe_rs wilt be published. utters should be in people on the tJ:ading lloor . either direction, but fundaBarry RithOitz, CEO and good taste, OJdressing issues, not personalities. Leners of after the investment bank's mentals ullimately rule. director of research at .~ to organiZJUions and individuals will not be accept- · first-quarter profits pleased Apply that to ·Lehman ·Fusion IQ and author of the ;ed for publication. . · Wall Street now. In recent weeks popular.financial blog, ''The • • Suddenly, the company investorsseemtobelatcbing Big Picture," thinks finds itself in an eerily on to negative comments Einhorn is getting too much similar spot as the former from a short-seller named "Credit for his influence over Bear Stearns. Fear drove David EU:ibom, and using the stocl: - the ''voting (U$PS 213-960) Bear Stearns' coli•pse. them to dump the shares. machine" , that Graham ;: Reader SeiYices And fear is what bas been Einhorn, who runs the $6 talked abQut. Ohio Ya~~t.hlng plaguing ·Lehman Brothers billion hedge fund named . "Investors are getting Holdings Inc. as investors Greenlight Capital, has too caught up iq the noise fret over the health of its been ' questioning how ... that a short-seller is giv- balance sheet. · Lehman values the ·assets ing Lehman trouble," Given the reoent pas!i it's on its books and wbet.l!er · Ritholtz said .. "But in the probably prudent to w6rry a its disclosure.~ are ample. long-run, you will see little but the .dread -may, be He wants more infonpa- profits or you won ' t." OIA' getting over the top II(!W. lion from the investment .· _ Brad Hintz, a . former . (740) 1112-2156. To underlit.apd why, we bank. Under SEC rules, Lehman CFO who is now OlpwlliMII extenllons - : have to reach into the past Lehman is in a so-called securities indu~try analyst at for some advice 'from quiet period when it cannot Sanford Bernstein, agrees. News Benjamin Graham. an influ- . publicly discuss its finan· He thinks that stock .,.,.., Charlene Hoellict1, Ext.. 12 entia! economist and cials before its second- investors have "voted with . II¥' <IIi. Brian Reed, J:xl. 14 investor. Graham is ~st quarter· earnings release their-feet" this week by get. . . . - . Beth Sel geill •.Ext. 13 known for co-audtoring the due out later this month. ling caught up with the negbook, "Security Analysis" Einhorn's concerns have alive commentary from and being the menlOl of led to worries in the mar- Lehman bears, the S&P Advertising. Warren Buffett. Although ketplace over whether downgrade and suggestions Oo'"l'>..._, 15 he ·died more than '30 years Lehman is facing a life- -. lbat the fll1ll may need to 0 s..lda Dbil, Ext 16 ago, many of his ·investing threatening capital crisis, raise more capitll. cu.. an:.: JudV Clart<. Ext. 10 · tenets are ·still relevant. which will force it to look "The equity investor ~ Graham postulated -dtat in for a cash infusion soon, community, which now General Manager the short term, dte market is and whether the invest- understands the downside . CIIIUtene Hoalllch. Ext. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 a "voting machine, where- ment bank will post a quar, 1 of these business model~ 26 Weeks '64,20 on countless individuals terly loss. Standard & . in times of market stress, 52 Weeks '127.11 ~= register choices that are Poor's cut Lehman's credit ' is prone to act first and ,...omydallyoetotin<ll.com product partly of reason rating on-Monday. ask questions later," Hintz Outside Mel9• Countv 13 Weeks '53.55 and· partly of emotion." Lehman's stock tumbled said in a note to clients 28 W8akS '107.10 Over the long term, howev- as much as 23 percent on where he highlights some 52 Weeks '21U1 er, the "market is a weigh- Monday 3!1d Tuesday. lt points investors should Bl' RACHi:J. IIEiCII ~>~' eusiNEss WRiml . The Daily Sentinel meJn--. 2 a --.Ext 72 . . . . ., 1 ..... lnlllt.iCounty .. • I • • focus on when w.eig~Uq : Lehman's health. Hintz.. thinks L.ehmu .. could get into trouble if fmns wbo _ _._ -""-it" '-- . confidence7~ ..::; picky about which of sidiaries they wiD trade willa • and limit their e~ to lehman. Hintz reduced bil earnings estimate for the f.h!rd and fourth qllll!1ei'S of 1 this year because of aJ11o0. oems that may happen. · He ali!O dtiots that lite credit-rating downgrade. will hurt the n:veoues in ita ,_· fiXed-income derivativei because counlelpal1iei ·· not be as wi.l.li.q t o = _into derivative conttactJ with maturities longa- thell five years. Since lonprdated derivatives ·are llliJR profitable than shorter~· dated oaes, . that Could · reduoe lehman's · in 2009 and 2010. eammp How those events pta:;-' out may take some time but as Hintz and others~·. the problem for Lehman is lbll the Bear Steams' faillll'e is 1 . fresh memory - and dJe recent events at 1~hm•e · · seem to closely resembll:. what led ·up to Bew'e , demise in March ""Qt. Tuesday, March . 11,' -~ . Stearns was considered' well -capitaliud By Friday , March 14, it was m tman: cia! ruin. · ln that case, Graham'i "voting madtine" outran the "weighing maclrine" its.._ == .........., They are Jaime WaniCI' of ~~ ~· Racine · ·•--'--- . Le·.nnn nwa.....u co·-- Post. and Kinlllrriy Swishet and Jamie Bailey, both of Meigs lli,h School. sponsored by 1be AIJXiliary of Drew Wellstl:r ~st 39, Pomeroy. TheMeigsSOKient• are oo-sponsoreil by Fatur:no Bank and I\Jot!I9S Bank. • Buclreye girts State. ~ desrgnod to ed!wate ~ 1i y~g women u,t the duties, pnvtle.g es. ~ghts and re~sibiiiues of good «:iii~&ship. . By ,g~g mvn!ved m the process, delegates can lelim IIiiJre about city, •ootmt,y .lllid state govT --....1 emment ·i n one Week than 1 ~ they will INm in an entire . i ielllCstel' of liWJISdlool. '--------------'------The Ohio - American Legion ·~ · bas been the sponsor of buckeye Gids Stale for die pm 61 years. hoo. POMEROY -The Meigs Co~ty Historical Society will The program bas bold it's ~nal Heritage Dimter lit the · ~s Cooney Museum Annex on Friday evening, lune 13, begmning at 1 p.m. Cost is $15. Reservations can be made by phoning 992-3816. . . . . Briefs I Heritage dinner set belrn • ......._ orodbysuchorganizations.as prideinAcnericaiicitizenship, in Vlii'Sity track and lield Freedom's Foundation at .to educate deL p s about our and cross country, belongs Valley. Forge and tile system uf ~ .to~ to the Fot:eign Language Nlllional Association of ate an UliCb:standing · of Club at Meigs.. and is a .Secondary School Principals. Amrrican . lndil"'s, and to member of the church of The delegates :have mm- slinnilste a'<lll:se 110 maiiitain Christ's Youth Group. Bailey, daughter of Lori . ~ their juniot: year of. · iQUf ~proa:ss. .school and are~ Warner is the daughter of and Wally Hatfield of by dJe ~· wi1h assis- Dad.ene Warner · of S and Pomeroy, is a member of · tanoe limm pnncipals and Mike'Wamer{)fRacine. She the marching 1illd concert guidanCe <OOUnSe1ors, oa the is involved in cheerleading, bands at Meigs High, was basis of potenlialleadersbip the school newspaper and pianisl for the musical proqualities, seholastic sand- dte flelnnm: to the National duction of "Grease" and is in&. and interest in govern- · HoDOT ~iety. in the Drama Club. She . IDilDt aM cw:rent events. Swisher, daughter of teaches Bible school and is The goals of the progcun Da!lid and Sandy S!Ni.sher a camp counselor for the 4. lire to develop leadership and of Middleport, . is Involved H Cloverbud Camp. Gardeners lea••tt about porch boxes OpenJD1D SYRACUSE spaces for your plants and location on scorching hot or will be planted on May 12, Wildwood Garden Club Vermiculite to help retain windy days. weather permitting. Porch boxes or other conPeggy Moore reported 1UPPERS PLAINS - Tbe Eastern~ Sdtool gymna- members learned bow to moisture around the roots. .sitq., wiD be open for voll.eyba!l at 6:30 p.m. on Mondays . create .~ve pot'Ch Mix in some COJliPOSt and a tainers need regular fertiliL- that "Now is the TliDe" to · ~Wednesdays beginning this, week. Any~ wid! ques- , ~ at their n:cent IDI:Iet~ little bitof,t op soil, she said. .~ if you want to keep them stake flowers 10 train ll!ld to boos can contact Kristen Chevalier at 416-0498 « Juli , tog held at the .Syracuse .. These ingredients can be blooming all summer since make disease easy to de~t, 'BaileY at 992~7840. Commu~ Cleotm:. · mixed ill a wheel barrel or the . soil looses 'nutrients have a supply of sltaw or · Barl!ara Koker explained large tub .and ' then placed rapidly because of the extra other mulch handy in Case bow she had assembled an into your porch box other watering needed. If you of killing frost, transplant . attracti¥e porch box. Ute conlainer. . want to use organic meth, on cloudy-days, apply insecBefore planting, check ods, you can mllke a manure ticide . to plants, water first step., ~he said, is to . MIDDLEPORT - Middlepott Ghlii'Ch of the Nazarene choose plants l!hat will do · dte pot to be sure it has tea by. mixing manure with peonies abundantly whil.e 'will take orders for the "Great Foolls for All" Jline menu.. well in your qhosen loca- drainage ·holes. If none, water, or you can use fish the buds are forming , keep Wednesday is the last day to place orders. For questions lioil. If l!he pon:h box wiU be drill ·holes in the bottom of emulsion Or the water of lawns mowed at three inchor a June menu, call Brenda Phalin at 992..0000 or the located in ·a bot, sunny spot, the container, ·Of you can your fish tank when you es to shade crab grass seed pastor at 992-3191. then look: for drought toler- add a layer of pebbles at the clean it. Or you can use a to keep it of germinating ant plants like nasturtiums, bOttom of the container good liquid fertilizer every and to retard moisture ev.~ gaz.anias, dusty miller, moss ,as long as you are careful week. Choose one specifi- oration of the soil, and roses. ivy leaved geraniUillS, not ·to over water, which cally for blooming plants, move tubbed })!ants .of win: 'lantana, or zinnias, she said. ceuld cause root rot. Koker urged. By following · ter quarters after frost danIf you add·a pole-or trellis to For fun. and whimsy, these suggestions, your ger has passed. ·the pot. you can ,also plant a chooSe ,unusual containers, porch box will cOntinue to Hostess Evelyn Hollo& climbing plant such as such aS {)ld boots, pans, tea · look beautiful .all summer, served refreshtnents to Sara morning glories. kett!les, old wagons, etc., she concluded. Roush, Chris Chapman, It l!he porCh box will be . Just remember to .drill the Hubbard, TIUDie Devotions titled "A Day Lola plared ,i n a shaded spot en diainage boles before you Worth While" were read by Redovian, Diana Ash, Rita , ;dte poFCh or aear yOlll' door, plant. Joy Bentley. Members Cunningham, members ~ then she suggested using If you are placing the answered tG roll call by viously 'mentioned, and plants that will thrive in container outside, remove naming a flower blooming guest R i.cruird Werne~. some sun and some shade, the ,saucer so that excess in their 'yards·, President Memhei'S w.ere reminded of · like impatiens, fiuchsias, iWifler ·can drain .away. Shirley Hamm handed out · the Hoolcing House Tour' oil begonias, variegated ivy, Elevate the container by plans for the fair flower June 28-Z9 and the progreslobelia, snapdragons '(dwarf placing ceramic pot feet show with the theme "Crazy sive tour of members ~ gatvl~Jietiesj, browallia, coleus, under it, or simply set the . for Quilts" and encot1raged dens on June 12 at 6:30p.m. . dusty' miller, nicoliana, and pot on bricks or stones. members to enter pictures in beginning al Bentley's, the!) . t~. Qy checking plant Koker said to remember the Ohio Association of ·to Rou sh's, Ash's, Jack and .Betty Coughenour · t~~gs as you shop, you will .t hat when you place your Garden Club 's annu;tl con- Chapman's, Koker's, and find otheq:ilants t!hat will do plants in the container to test. Bentley announced a ending at Hamm's for equally well with part check the tag to determine . creative design workshop . refreshmems. · · / . . sun/part shade oonditions, if it needs full sun or part on June 9 at Marietta with MINERAL WELLS, 'Wr Va. Jack and Betty Koker said. shade: Place plants together Myrna Cordray teaching - GRA"- D. When yGu choose plants, with similar growing assemblage, panel, .and cre<;ougbenour of the West V'rrginia Big ~end Sams won the :·9:. ~L .. ~ title of king _and .queen at the recent spnng Samboree of 1!he · vary color with blooms and needs. For plants that need ative mass designs. She also •'••"'"~'-'r ~' . fohage. CoiGrs can be fu11 sun, place the container thanked the Carleton School · West Vrrgwa Good Sams. SHOWTIIIES FOR liON. Held .at the Butcher Bend 4-H Groarids in Mineral Wells. · mixed, or you can choose in a spot mat will ·get at students for planting a hosta W.Va., the spring Samboree is dte time when the group varying shades <>f one least 8 hours of sun each bed at · the Syracuse announces their royalty in the ope~ ceremonies. The prominent .color. When you day. Plants labeletj partilll Community . Center and . Coughenours have been active and 'cated members of shop, place the flowers side shade need 4-5 hours of sun announced that the flower _the chapter since 1995. by side in a tray, just as you each day. Koker said she beds at the Syracuse Park '. : The West Vrrginia Good Sams will have i.ts fall Samboree would if you were planting chose trailing white petuheach party in September at the Butcher Bend 4-H them. Then, you will have nias, red geraniums, and ~l'tl'i ('-'l.f' G1ounds. F0r more information visit the WVGS website at lii1 idea hdw l!hey will-look spikes for her porch box _www.wvgoodsams.com. . planted together. Be sure to smce it will .be .p laced on a !:;,· \ ·t · Q: : ,'c. 0 choose a llrll plant, such as a sunny deck. '"1: : .' ~ ul ' ' { _::., ,.,......,> spike; add trailing plants · When it is 80 degrees, ~ / ' ......... , ..... .:l()' (petunias, for example); and you will Deed to water once ' foliage plants fpr contrdst a day. When it is hotter that PflttliRMINli .\lmitvmn. · MIDDLEPORT - Zackary Thomas Pullin graduated · and interest. 80 degrees, or dry and Ariel • Ann Dater May 13 of Quinnipiac Unive~ity receiving a Juris Doctor Koker said that after get- windy, you will need 1o · Endowment Fund degree in law with a concentration certificate in tax and a ting the plants home, they water twice a da~. If the , ~ter of Business Administration degree . for t~e Performing Arts Centre should be trimmed back a plants are sensitive, you He received recognjtion during l!he ceremonies for his link so they will fill out may need to move litem to a Mrs. Ann Dater · Will match all outstanding academic performance, graduating in the top 10 more. Others may need to more sheltered, less sunny ~ntributions, May l, 2008 througt May I, ~- You can make a giflt percent of his law class and received an award for superior be deadheaded to keep the Tbe Ariel-Ann D~ter Endow~: classroom perf01111ance. Pullin was recognized as dte top · blooms producing. She sugFund that ~w r..taliletime lime .student in his MBA class and received special award and gested · cuttin~ off damaged Ollowing ways: Cash C...tit Card• Appreci.tltld listing in the commencement program. Only 26 students of leaves and satd not to wony, Se<uri11es • Pledges • Bequesl!i • Life a field of 850 graduate students received this honor. . · they will grow back. · lnourance • Seat Sale He plans to sit for the bar. exam in July and has been Koker · emphasized the Bolt Olilce: 428 2nd Ave. accepted into the LtM tax program at the University of · need to mix soil for the conGIIHipolls, Ott (740) 446-ARTS Aonda with classes to begin in August. He is dte son of tainer. A combination of · Don and Connie Cooke Pullin of Ormond Beach, Fla. and peal and potting soil will Point Pleasant. His grandparents were the late Gilbert and create a mixture mat's not J,me Pullin of Point Pleasant and the late Kenneth Cooke of too light or too heavy. Then add Perlite to create air Middleport, and Jean Cooke of Ormond Beach, Fla: or ·. Area .. . Ie cap . lures . coup . . title. ALL BUSINESS: Lehman's.financial health queStioned . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : ·1 . ~..~~~Univcaity to • - .iarrelt been seloctAld to attmd Buck'tye Gid8 SlJle JUDC IS 13king orders Civilization." ruul lias • hlog at Jianaw~sLnet. SIW can . An:hie Ray latrell, 62, of Portland, passed away Friday 'June 6, 2008, at his residence. . • ' He was born Oct. 5, 1945, in Ootbiec., W.Va., SOD of the late Otto Jarrell and Estella Lee l•!lber Jlii'R'lll ·. ~ I~ Yr.IS :aUnitod States Marine:. COlDS v~ tfi'VID.g m the Frrst Batallioo, ThiRI Maini::.in Vtetnam He llleJJlberofthe VFW, EagtesOub,lhrincGunallb · iDd lbe United 8rodtediOOd of T....,mslmi Local SOS ·. He is ~>III'Vivod by his sons Mart (Noima) ·~ (Shibo,) Jaudl and MidwJ (Shellyl ~ tw~ ~Wyatt~ Cooner:; btiOlbt:n andsisku..Anna Bdle (<l!esteQ Elkins, Getuude Trlen, .Debts (Fml) .9widng.Eiailielbll,Oito (Judy)Jlllrell, Bn:oda~ (Wias Jmell and RUih Jarn:!t several Dicces lad ocpbews; aid~ friends aJd neig.hbors.lbe 0qa Family. - Vi~ boors will be on Monday, June 9, 2iJo8, from 6 1 to_ 8 p.m. at~ Anllmlon McDaniel~ Home in PctaK;roY- .Services will be on Tuesday, J1111e 10, 2008~ at 2 P:PL !II the Handley Funeral Home in DanVille, W.Va., with . • ~one boor plio£ m ·services_ BuriJII will fuUow at 1be ·Jmdl' &mily ~ in Low Gap, W.Va., where mili- ' .jaly ~ ~ "1-11 be presented by the VFW. · . A regtstJy ts available on-line at www.andersonmc· danicl.ro:m. · -a Davis.aHillaly»W~"Ir:l and {01 Ill« special Wl"'odl to Bill. to stall a petit•• drive to put HiiUry Gil die lidret. • Wbatifitworb? ...... lhe phone call fiuiiJ. Bllact -. assuming HiD.aly pil:b il RED 5TATEi ' The Daily Sentinel • Page As Are we ready for Obama-Clinton-Clinton? t The Daily ·Sentinel ·.fru · . llonday, .June 9, 2008 'A'o . Law sch00l stude . nt recognized.. l . ·-~~· a I ClCfrom Page At involvement in the ity. However, concerning the Middleport Developmenl . emergency rriedical facility, Group; and acquiring land Reed said be had nothing across from the Southern new Or definite to report. Reed did say Meigs Baptist Church near Meigs High School which could be County Commissioner Mick used as a location for a 24- Davenport was working on bouremergency medial facil- making thai happen and if the CIC had a role in dte facility, it would be to get that .facility built and then tum it over to another company to run. Both Reed and Musser said the CIC continues to woric to bring that type of facility to the county. Curfew rrom Page At worki~ •will hopefully be some day shifts in the village. Earlier thisyear. Syracuse n:sidents voted in a new, two miU, five · year police protection levy to replace an ex1stmg levy. The levy is estimated to bring in just over $15,000 a year be used for police payroll . Smith alSQ recently report- · ed to council the department to )-eceived a new GPS satellite navigational system for dte · cruiserandbulletproofvestat no c&st to the village. More · on this in an upcoming addilion of The Daily Sentinel. I �.. • OPINION The Daily Sentinel PageA4 Monday; Juae 9...,.. Heading into Democratic experienoed -sorry -die Unity . Wc;elreod, widt first black prestdential 111 Cault SCI Slit. Pomeroy, Ohio ..., Hil.laty Qintoo ~ to . nominee. (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 end her presidential camBut Q1Wna 's lftllary _...,..~ By r ••181.com '· •• paign and endorse Barack problem only got WOI'Sec "I Obama, it's worth laking just spolre 10 her today and :·t Ohio Valley Publishing Co. one last look at wbat might we are going 10 be bavi,Jig a !" have been - in fact. what oonvecsation in the coming ;: Dan Goodrich was indeed .the Gille from weets.n (Now, there's an . Publisher Tuesday night when Obama executive for you.) When a clinched dte oominalion reponer asked whetber until Thursday nigbt when · · Clinton indicated whedtec Chartene Hoeftich Hillary let it be known sbe ronvenlion to gratify die lilte .would be dropping out • General Manager-News Editor • . 1 of ...__ - ·. lust for power. In a ~ (at f ,.__ .na...-- "--' was pulling 011 UJC ·~ I t I thi-'- 't' word) 0 uo.; tace, VU<WI4 reDU<>U /' • eas '"" t s a : th'tS way: "I t wasn :: ~-t a """ .. , Classl·c Cli'n•~-'sm naa-aaa-~1 After all, what did Hillary Then again, Hillaty later delailod oonversation.n do after B~ck ~ ~ . let it drop, lOIHif-briclrsUh-00. This champion Con,ffUJ slurll malu.IW law rrsp«ting an all-b:ut~ffictal p~stdenbal like, sbe would like to be just doesn't play powa: polutaWislunmt of rdigion, or prohibiting 1M oonunee? Go gractous o111~s Obama's · mate. itics in die same league as and concede? Pledge politJBut don~, Barnck. · the runner-up. Indeed, it aerciK tltntof; or abritlging tlu cal fealty.IQ tbe party stan- She'll call you_ eventual- was party elden who IUn::ed -~ of spudt, or of tM pms; or tlu right of tlu dard bearer? Not on your ly. .As tbe New yon.: Post Hillary out of lbe r.tee more pupk ~ tJI aJStm6le, and to petition bfe.. ,She . g;'ve ano~er .. rtportod. ''He tried to call than dte Obama victory. roottn -tootm ~ her twiile following (his) Now I undef-stand why The tlu Go.mrhtmt for a rt.llms ofgrieNnas. speech abou( her favonte speech-bUtgotbervoice- New YOlk TtmeS' Maureen mail.n · Dowd calls Obama omse: Herself. -lbe flrsl Anaidli61l to the U.S. Constitution . "A lot of people are ask- ·. \1>icemail' "Bambi." i11g, 'Wil,at does Hillary The p~ adds: "She Even so, we are · ltearillg ' want?':' she said ;tt a. rally' fmally returned the cal!- as endless speculation on · an followm§ Obama s Vtctoty . his plane was about to Hy Obama-Hillary "dream" . speech. l want what I have _ out , of SL Paul to ticket. Today is Monday, June 9, the 161st day of 2008. There always fought for: I want Washington. He offered to Not from Obama Sllpportare 205 days left in the year. . the nearly 18 million people meet her bot nodting was ers, of course. They see Today's Highlight in History: On June 9, A.D. 68, the who voted for me to be finalized." · Hillary seekin,g polilical RoiD3D Emperor Nero committed suicide. res~ ~ b;anJ and no . Outside the Capit()l on parity, not supporting lhe On Ibis date: In 1870, author ·Charles Diclrens died in lorfger tnVIstble. Wednesday morning nominee. New York State ()ad's Hill Place, &gland. What was she talking Obama was asked w~ Assemblyman Hakeem · , In 1940, during Wodd'War D. Norway decided 10 surren- · about? The. · ·:invisible" he was disl!J'POinted by · J~f{ries . voioed anodt~r lb- to die Nazis, effective at midirigbL votes, sorry, dido t add up to Clinton's non-'concession mghtmansh oonoem: B1ll · In 1954, during the ~nate-Army Hearings, Anny special political victory . but, in speech. · He replied: "I "running around the White counsel Joseph N. Welch belated Sen. Joseph R. McCaJ1hy, H!llaryland, ~veryon~'s a dtuUght Sen. Clinton, afte.-a House with a w~ole lot ~! asking: "Have you nn sense of decency, sirT' wmn~. espectally Hillary. long-fought ca"tign. was free_ ~e on his hands. " In 1969, die U.S. Senate confirmed Warren Burger to 'fl_tat 1s, . Barack won but understandably ocusod on Which ts exactly ~hat D1ck · be dte new chief justice of the United States, succeeding Htllary wanted to take the her supporters.~ · Moms was tllking about Earl Warren. In 1973, Secretariat .~ horSe racing's first Triple niamles home~ApparenUy, · Ouch , Bad sign. This . when · he described an Crown winner in 25 years by winning die Belmont Stakes. she has since decided to sail obviously pret~ared and Obama-Hillary ticket as a In 1978, leaders of the Chun:h of Jesus Christ of Latter- a ship-of-stately into the overly diplomatic response menage a trois, with Bill as nay Saints struck down a 148-year~ld policy of excluding political sunset {tomo!fOw was way too defereutial for "the unexpected roomis another day). But at that the top of any ticket, espe- mate." black men from the Mormon priesthood. lben !here was this from. · In 1980, comedian Richard Pryor suffered almost fatal moment, age-old, .familiar_ cially one wbo has already "I want it because it's mine" made history, in ·Obama's Obama campaign strategist bums at his San Fernando Valley, Calif., home when a mix- · case for being the least: .Oavid Axelrod: "Obviously, Clintonism confounded tore of "free-base" cocaine exploded. In 1985, American educatorlltomas Sutherland ,w as kidnapped in Lebanon; he was released in November 1991 along widt fellow hostage Thny Waite. . In 1986, the Rollers Co~ssion released its report on _the Challenger disaster, criticizing NASA and rocketbuilder Morton Thiokol for management problems leading to the explosion that claimed lhe lives of seven astronauts. Five years ago: As rebels bore down on the capitll of Liberia, French helicopters .rescued more than 500 Americans, Europeans . and other .foreigners. Tite New Jersey Devils woo the Stanley Cup, defealing the Anaheim Mighty Ducks 3.() in Game 7. . . . year ago: Pmsident Bush, denounced · by anli: American protc5ttn on. die ~ of ttOIDe, def~ liis \,mnanitarian record as be met at the Vatican with Pope' · Benedict XVI, who e~sed ooncem about "the worriSome situation in Iraq. A day after bein& ordered back to jail. Paris Hilton said she wouldn't appeal her sentence for a probation violation. Rags to Riches became dte first filly to win the Belmont Stakes since 1905. Justine Henin i:laimed her .third consecutive French Open title with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Ana lvanovic. . . ~ Today's Birthdays: Guitarist-inventor Les Paul is ·93. Actmss Mona Freeman is 82. Media analyst Marvin Kalb is 78. Sports commentator Dick Vitale is fl}. Author Letty rutin fogrehinis69. RockmusicianJoo Lord is 67. Mystery · 4illthor Patricia Cornwell is 52. Actor MichaelJ. Fox is 47. ;vfriter-produoel' Aaron sOmn is 47. Actor Johnny Depp is . lS_. Jazz lllii.Sician Wayman Tudale is 44. Rock musicil!n . pean DiMing is 41. Musician Ed Simons is 38.. Country ' IDUSit;ian Shade Deggs (Cole Deggs and the Lonesome) is 34. .Ac1ress Michaela Conlin (IV: "Booes") is 30. Actress Natalie ;PorUnan is 27. Actress Mac Whitman is 20. · ' lboogbt for Today:. ~-\History is il romance that is :believed; romance. a nistory that is · not believed." -· .Horace Walpole, English author (1717- 1797). · .. ..,. ol ,I I I' .- Jr«-4om :,T ODAY IN HISTORY • Buckeye Girls State delegates named POMEROY Three Meigs Cotmay gids bave she's u inm:dibly filix•anwi'ols..illtble person" - tad: _ , - '1lut it's way roo c.dJ IIi talk about that." Rigla. . . it wasn't tooeady for t.m}' · up-asheopms~a. political pid:-ap liDc .bor· rowed from their dtf» 1: "You're likeable """'&h; Hillary." Somehow, I don't tee this happening. And [ bawca~ even mentioned all die~ Obama-.s upponing fur 7 Bill . ClintoniSias Riclwdson, .RObert Rdcll.· Tom Andrew and _,.. Rabm Emanuel just oUl from "under the desk" ~ • his Obama endonemaJl ~.· who would have to Cllli:r witness proreetion pro- · grams just to · survive • Obama-Clintoo-CiintOII. campaign. let alone administr.dion. 1\s Tunmy C.W put . it while. ni.xin& ..._ . prospect (I can't ~ I'm quilling TIDIIDy Cartel'). with Obama and Hillaly "you could bave the _ . of both woods." But I can dream. can'tl? fa•• . (DimuJ W~st is a n nist for 'flu! RbsllinfttM ru.res. She is the tu,d/tor oJ •· "IM IH!Yh of 1M G~Q~III · up: How A~Miia.. !I AnuMl Dev~lopmerlt Is Brirlrill.f Down ·. Wure111 be corltllCud · I'M dianawest@W!ri.lpn.net.) BLUE STATE, HALF STAT£, . WHOLE ?rATE. One: .......... ' ~· . ing machine on which the regained some ground after value of each issue is Merrill Lynch analyst Guy recorded by an exact and Moszkowsld said spec:ula: Utters to the ~ditor are welcome. 'IIu!y should be less NEW YORK-Here's a mechanism." .. tion about Lehman's liquid.titan 300 words. Allleners are subject to editing, must he bit of ancient hisqwy: impersonal Translation: At .first, the ity position over ·die .pa · st :signed, and include address and telephone ruunber. No Lehman's CPO hip-fiving superficial can fuel prioes in few days was not justified. :- iglll!tl lqJe_rs wilt be published. utters should be in people on the tJ:ading lloor . either direction, but fundaBarry RithOitz, CEO and good taste, OJdressing issues, not personalities. Leners of after the investment bank's mentals ullimately rule. director of research at .~ to organiZJUions and individuals will not be accept- · first-quarter profits pleased Apply that to ·Lehman ·Fusion IQ and author of the ;ed for publication. . · Wall Street now. In recent weeks popular.financial blog, ''The • • Suddenly, the company investorsseemtobelatcbing Big Picture," thinks finds itself in an eerily on to negative comments Einhorn is getting too much similar spot as the former from a short-seller named "Credit for his influence over Bear Stearns. Fear drove David EU:ibom, and using the stocl: - the ''voting (U$PS 213-960) Bear Stearns' coli•pse. them to dump the shares. machine" , that Graham ;: Reader SeiYices And fear is what bas been Einhorn, who runs the $6 talked abQut. Ohio Ya~~t.hlng plaguing ·Lehman Brothers billion hedge fund named . "Investors are getting Holdings Inc. as investors Greenlight Capital, has too caught up iq the noise fret over the health of its been ' questioning how ... that a short-seller is giv- balance sheet. · Lehman values the ·assets ing Lehman trouble," Given the reoent pas!i it's on its books and wbet.l!er · Ritholtz said .. "But in the probably prudent to w6rry a its disclosure.~ are ample. long-run, you will see little but the .dread -may, be He wants more infonpa- profits or you won ' t." OIA' getting over the top II(!W. lion from the investment .· _ Brad Hintz, a . former . (740) 1112-2156. To underlit.apd why, we bank. Under SEC rules, Lehman CFO who is now OlpwlliMII extenllons - : have to reach into the past Lehman is in a so-called securities indu~try analyst at for some advice 'from quiet period when it cannot Sanford Bernstein, agrees. News Benjamin Graham. an influ- . publicly discuss its finan· He thinks that stock .,.,.., Charlene Hoellict1, Ext.. 12 entia! economist and cials before its second- investors have "voted with . II¥' <IIi. Brian Reed, J:xl. 14 investor. Graham is ~st quarter· earnings release their-feet" this week by get. . . . - . Beth Sel geill •.Ext. 13 known for co-audtoring the due out later this month. ling caught up with the negbook, "Security Analysis" Einhorn's concerns have alive commentary from and being the menlOl of led to worries in the mar- Lehman bears, the S&P Advertising. Warren Buffett. Although ketplace over whether downgrade and suggestions Oo'"l'>..._, 15 he ·died more than '30 years Lehman is facing a life- -. lbat the fll1ll may need to 0 s..lda Dbil, Ext 16 ago, many of his ·investing threatening capital crisis, raise more capitll. cu.. an:.: JudV Clart<. Ext. 10 · tenets are ·still relevant. which will force it to look "The equity investor ~ Graham postulated -dtat in for a cash infusion soon, community, which now General Manager the short term, dte market is and whether the invest- understands the downside . CIIIUtene Hoalllch. Ext. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 a "voting machine, where- ment bank will post a quar, 1 of these business model~ 26 Weeks '64,20 on countless individuals terly loss. Standard & . in times of market stress, 52 Weeks '127.11 ~= register choices that are Poor's cut Lehman's credit ' is prone to act first and ,...omydallyoetotin<ll.com product partly of reason rating on-Monday. ask questions later," Hintz Outside Mel9• Countv 13 Weeks '53.55 and· partly of emotion." Lehman's stock tumbled said in a note to clients 28 W8akS '107.10 Over the long term, howev- as much as 23 percent on where he highlights some 52 Weeks '21U1 er, the "market is a weigh- Monday 3!1d Tuesday. lt points investors should Bl' RACHi:J. IIEiCII ~>~' eusiNEss WRiml . The Daily Sentinel meJn--. 2 a --.Ext 72 . . . . ., 1 ..... lnlllt.iCounty .. • I • • focus on when w.eig~Uq : Lehman's health. Hintz.. thinks L.ehmu .. could get into trouble if fmns wbo _ _._ -""-it" '-- . confidence7~ ..::; picky about which of sidiaries they wiD trade willa • and limit their e~ to lehman. Hintz reduced bil earnings estimate for the f.h!rd and fourth qllll!1ei'S of 1 this year because of aJ11o0. oems that may happen. · He ali!O dtiots that lite credit-rating downgrade. will hurt the n:veoues in ita ,_· fiXed-income derivativei because counlelpal1iei ·· not be as wi.l.li.q t o = _into derivative conttactJ with maturities longa- thell five years. Since lonprdated derivatives ·are llliJR profitable than shorter~· dated oaes, . that Could · reduoe lehman's · in 2009 and 2010. eammp How those events pta:;-' out may take some time but as Hintz and others~·. the problem for Lehman is lbll the Bear Steams' faillll'e is 1 . fresh memory - and dJe recent events at 1~hm•e · · seem to closely resembll:. what led ·up to Bew'e , demise in March ""Qt. Tuesday, March . 11,' -~ . Stearns was considered' well -capitaliud By Friday , March 14, it was m tman: cia! ruin. · ln that case, Graham'i "voting madtine" outran the "weighing maclrine" its.._ == .........., They are Jaime WaniCI' of ~~ ~· Racine · ·•--'--- . Le·.nnn nwa.....u co·-- Post. and Kinlllrriy Swishet and Jamie Bailey, both of Meigs lli,h School. sponsored by 1be AIJXiliary of Drew Wellstl:r ~st 39, Pomeroy. TheMeigsSOKient• are oo-sponsoreil by Fatur:no Bank and I\Jot!I9S Bank. • Buclreye girts State. ~ desrgnod to ed!wate ~ 1i y~g women u,t the duties, pnvtle.g es. ~ghts and re~sibiiiues of good «:iii~&ship. . By ,g~g mvn!ved m the process, delegates can lelim IIiiJre about city, •ootmt,y .lllid state govT --....1 emment ·i n one Week than 1 ~ they will INm in an entire . i ielllCstel' of liWJISdlool. '--------------'------The Ohio - American Legion ·~ · bas been the sponsor of buckeye Gids Stale for die pm 61 years. hoo. POMEROY -The Meigs Co~ty Historical Society will The program bas bold it's ~nal Heritage Dimter lit the · ~s Cooney Museum Annex on Friday evening, lune 13, begmning at 1 p.m. Cost is $15. Reservations can be made by phoning 992-3816. . . . . Briefs I Heritage dinner set belrn • ......._ orodbysuchorganizations.as prideinAcnericaiicitizenship, in Vlii'Sity track and lield Freedom's Foundation at .to educate deL p s about our and cross country, belongs Valley. Forge and tile system uf ~ .to~ to the Fot:eign Language Nlllional Association of ate an UliCb:standing · of Club at Meigs.. and is a .Secondary School Principals. Amrrican . lndil"'s, and to member of the church of The delegates :have mm- slinnilste a'<lll:se 110 maiiitain Christ's Youth Group. Bailey, daughter of Lori . ~ their juniot: year of. · iQUf ~proa:ss. .school and are~ Warner is the daughter of and Wally Hatfield of by dJe ~· wi1h assis- Dad.ene Warner · of S and Pomeroy, is a member of · tanoe limm pnncipals and Mike'Wamer{)fRacine. She the marching 1illd concert guidanCe <OOUnSe1ors, oa the is involved in cheerleading, bands at Meigs High, was basis of potenlialleadersbip the school newspaper and pianisl for the musical proqualities, seholastic sand- dte flelnnm: to the National duction of "Grease" and is in&. and interest in govern- · HoDOT ~iety. in the Drama Club. She . IDilDt aM cw:rent events. Swisher, daughter of teaches Bible school and is The goals of the progcun Da!lid and Sandy S!Ni.sher a camp counselor for the 4. lire to develop leadership and of Middleport, . is Involved H Cloverbud Camp. Gardeners lea••tt about porch boxes OpenJD1D SYRACUSE spaces for your plants and location on scorching hot or will be planted on May 12, Wildwood Garden Club Vermiculite to help retain windy days. weather permitting. Porch boxes or other conPeggy Moore reported 1UPPERS PLAINS - Tbe Eastern~ Sdtool gymna- members learned bow to moisture around the roots. .sitq., wiD be open for voll.eyba!l at 6:30 p.m. on Mondays . create .~ve pot'Ch Mix in some COJliPOSt and a tainers need regular fertiliL- that "Now is the TliDe" to · ~Wednesdays beginning this, week. Any~ wid! ques- , ~ at their n:cent IDI:Iet~ little bitof,t op soil, she said. .~ if you want to keep them stake flowers 10 train ll!ld to boos can contact Kristen Chevalier at 416-0498 « Juli , tog held at the .Syracuse .. These ingredients can be blooming all summer since make disease easy to de~t, 'BaileY at 992~7840. Commu~ Cleotm:. · mixed ill a wheel barrel or the . soil looses 'nutrients have a supply of sltaw or · Barl!ara Koker explained large tub .and ' then placed rapidly because of the extra other mulch handy in Case bow she had assembled an into your porch box other watering needed. If you of killing frost, transplant . attracti¥e porch box. Ute conlainer. . want to use organic meth, on cloudy-days, apply insecBefore planting, check ods, you can mllke a manure ticide . to plants, water first step., ~he said, is to . MIDDLEPORT - Middlepott Ghlii'Ch of the Nazarene choose plants l!hat will do · dte pot to be sure it has tea by. mixing manure with peonies abundantly whil.e 'will take orders for the "Great Foolls for All" Jline menu.. well in your qhosen loca- drainage ·holes. If none, water, or you can use fish the buds are forming , keep Wednesday is the last day to place orders. For questions lioil. If l!he pon:h box wiU be drill ·holes in the bottom of emulsion Or the water of lawns mowed at three inchor a June menu, call Brenda Phalin at 992..0000 or the located in ·a bot, sunny spot, the container, ·Of you can your fish tank when you es to shade crab grass seed pastor at 992-3191. then look: for drought toler- add a layer of pebbles at the clean it. Or you can use a to keep it of germinating ant plants like nasturtiums, bOttom of the container good liquid fertilizer every and to retard moisture ev.~ gaz.anias, dusty miller, moss ,as long as you are careful week. Choose one specifi- oration of the soil, and roses. ivy leaved geraniUillS, not ·to over water, which cally for blooming plants, move tubbed })!ants .of win: 'lantana, or zinnias, she said. ceuld cause root rot. Koker urged. By following · ter quarters after frost danIf you add·a pole-or trellis to For fun. and whimsy, these suggestions, your ger has passed. ·the pot. you can ,also plant a chooSe ,unusual containers, porch box will cOntinue to Hostess Evelyn Hollo& climbing plant such as such aS {)ld boots, pans, tea · look beautiful .all summer, served refreshtnents to Sara morning glories. kett!les, old wagons, etc., she concluded. Roush, Chris Chapman, It l!he porCh box will be . Just remember to .drill the Hubbard, TIUDie Devotions titled "A Day Lola plared ,i n a shaded spot en diainage boles before you Worth While" were read by Redovian, Diana Ash, Rita , ;dte poFCh or aear yOlll' door, plant. Joy Bentley. Members Cunningham, members ~ then she suggested using If you are placing the answered tG roll call by viously 'mentioned, and plants that will thrive in container outside, remove naming a flower blooming guest R i.cruird Werne~. some sun and some shade, the ,saucer so that excess in their 'yards·, President Memhei'S w.ere reminded of · like impatiens, fiuchsias, iWifler ·can drain .away. Shirley Hamm handed out · the Hoolcing House Tour' oil begonias, variegated ivy, Elevate the container by plans for the fair flower June 28-Z9 and the progreslobelia, snapdragons '(dwarf placing ceramic pot feet show with the theme "Crazy sive tour of members ~ gatvl~Jietiesj, browallia, coleus, under it, or simply set the . for Quilts" and encot1raged dens on June 12 at 6:30p.m. . dusty' miller, nicoliana, and pot on bricks or stones. members to enter pictures in beginning al Bentley's, the!) . t~. Qy checking plant Koker said to remember the Ohio Association of ·to Rou sh's, Ash's, Jack and .Betty Coughenour · t~~gs as you shop, you will .t hat when you place your Garden Club 's annu;tl con- Chapman's, Koker's, and find otheq:ilants t!hat will do plants in the container to test. Bentley announced a ending at Hamm's for equally well with part check the tag to determine . creative design workshop . refreshmems. · · / . . sun/part shade oonditions, if it needs full sun or part on June 9 at Marietta with MINERAL WELLS, 'Wr Va. Jack and Betty Koker said. shade: Place plants together Myrna Cordray teaching - GRA"- D. When yGu choose plants, with similar growing assemblage, panel, .and cre<;ougbenour of the West V'rrginia Big ~end Sams won the :·9:. ~L .. ~ title of king _and .queen at the recent spnng Samboree of 1!he · vary color with blooms and needs. For plants that need ative mass designs. She also •'••"'"~'-'r ~' . fohage. CoiGrs can be fu11 sun, place the container thanked the Carleton School · West Vrrgwa Good Sams. SHOWTIIIES FOR liON. Held .at the Butcher Bend 4-H Groarids in Mineral Wells. · mixed, or you can choose in a spot mat will ·get at students for planting a hosta W.Va., the spring Samboree is dte time when the group varying shades <>f one least 8 hours of sun each bed at · the Syracuse announces their royalty in the ope~ ceremonies. The prominent .color. When you day. Plants labeletj partilll Community . Center and . Coughenours have been active and 'cated members of shop, place the flowers side shade need 4-5 hours of sun announced that the flower _the chapter since 1995. by side in a tray, just as you each day. Koker said she beds at the Syracuse Park '. : The West Vrrginia Good Sams will have i.ts fall Samboree would if you were planting chose trailing white petuheach party in September at the Butcher Bend 4-H them. Then, you will have nias, red geraniums, and ~l'tl'i ('-'l.f' G1ounds. F0r more information visit the WVGS website at lii1 idea hdw l!hey will-look spikes for her porch box _www.wvgoodsams.com. . planted together. Be sure to smce it will .be .p laced on a !:;,· \ ·t · Q: : ,'c. 0 choose a llrll plant, such as a sunny deck. '"1: : .' ~ ul ' ' { _::., ,.,......,> spike; add trailing plants · When it is 80 degrees, ~ / ' ......... , ..... .:l()' (petunias, for example); and you will Deed to water once ' foliage plants fpr contrdst a day. When it is hotter that PflttliRMINli .\lmitvmn. · MIDDLEPORT - Zackary Thomas Pullin graduated · and interest. 80 degrees, or dry and Ariel • Ann Dater May 13 of Quinnipiac Unive~ity receiving a Juris Doctor Koker said that after get- windy, you will need 1o · Endowment Fund degree in law with a concentration certificate in tax and a ting the plants home, they water twice a da~. If the , ~ter of Business Administration degree . for t~e Performing Arts Centre should be trimmed back a plants are sensitive, you He received recognjtion during l!he ceremonies for his link so they will fill out may need to move litem to a Mrs. Ann Dater · Will match all outstanding academic performance, graduating in the top 10 more. Others may need to more sheltered, less sunny ~ntributions, May l, 2008 througt May I, ~- You can make a giflt percent of his law class and received an award for superior be deadheaded to keep the Tbe Ariel-Ann D~ter Endow~: classroom perf01111ance. Pullin was recognized as dte top · blooms producing. She sugFund that ~w r..taliletime lime .student in his MBA class and received special award and gested · cuttin~ off damaged Ollowing ways: Cash C...tit Card• Appreci.tltld listing in the commencement program. Only 26 students of leaves and satd not to wony, Se<uri11es • Pledges • Bequesl!i • Life a field of 850 graduate students received this honor. . · they will grow back. · lnourance • Seat Sale He plans to sit for the bar. exam in July and has been Koker · emphasized the Bolt Olilce: 428 2nd Ave. accepted into the LtM tax program at the University of · need to mix soil for the conGIIHipolls, Ott (740) 446-ARTS Aonda with classes to begin in August. He is dte son of tainer. A combination of · Don and Connie Cooke Pullin of Ormond Beach, Fla. and peal and potting soil will Point Pleasant. His grandparents were the late Gilbert and create a mixture mat's not J,me Pullin of Point Pleasant and the late Kenneth Cooke of too light or too heavy. Then add Perlite to create air Middleport, and Jean Cooke of Ormond Beach, Fla: or ·. Area .. . Ie cap . lures . coup . . title. ALL BUSINESS: Lehman's.financial health queStioned . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : ·1 . ~..~~~Univcaity to • - .iarrelt been seloctAld to attmd Buck'tye Gid8 SlJle JUDC IS 13king orders Civilization." ruul lias • hlog at Jianaw~sLnet. SIW can . An:hie Ray latrell, 62, of Portland, passed away Friday 'June 6, 2008, at his residence. . • ' He was born Oct. 5, 1945, in Ootbiec., W.Va., SOD of the late Otto Jarrell and Estella Lee l•!lber Jlii'R'lll ·. ~ I~ Yr.IS :aUnitod States Marine:. COlDS v~ tfi'VID.g m the Frrst Batallioo, ThiRI Maini::.in Vtetnam He llleJJlberofthe VFW, EagtesOub,lhrincGunallb · iDd lbe United 8rodtediOOd of T....,mslmi Local SOS ·. He is ~>III'Vivod by his sons Mart (Noima) ·~ (Shibo,) Jaudl and MidwJ (Shellyl ~ tw~ ~Wyatt~ Cooner:; btiOlbt:n andsisku..Anna Bdle (<l!esteQ Elkins, Getuude Trlen, .Debts (Fml) .9widng.Eiailielbll,Oito (Judy)Jlllrell, Bn:oda~ (Wias Jmell and RUih Jarn:!t several Dicces lad ocpbews; aid~ friends aJd neig.hbors.lbe 0qa Family. - Vi~ boors will be on Monday, June 9, 2iJo8, from 6 1 to_ 8 p.m. at~ Anllmlon McDaniel~ Home in PctaK;roY- .Services will be on Tuesday, J1111e 10, 2008~ at 2 P:PL !II the Handley Funeral Home in DanVille, W.Va., with . • ~one boor plio£ m ·services_ BuriJII will fuUow at 1be ·Jmdl' &mily ~ in Low Gap, W.Va., where mili- ' .jaly ~ ~ "1-11 be presented by the VFW. · . A regtstJy ts available on-line at www.andersonmc· danicl.ro:m. · -a Davis.aHillaly»W~"Ir:l and {01 Ill« special Wl"'odl to Bill. to stall a petit•• drive to put HiiUry Gil die lidret. • Wbatifitworb? ...... lhe phone call fiuiiJ. Bllact -. assuming HiD.aly pil:b il RED 5TATEi ' The Daily Sentinel • Page As Are we ready for Obama-Clinton-Clinton? t The Daily ·Sentinel ·.fru · . llonday, .June 9, 2008 'A'o . Law sch00l stude . nt recognized.. l . ·-~~· a I ClCfrom Page At involvement in the ity. However, concerning the Middleport Developmenl . emergency rriedical facility, Group; and acquiring land Reed said be had nothing across from the Southern new Or definite to report. Reed did say Meigs Baptist Church near Meigs High School which could be County Commissioner Mick used as a location for a 24- Davenport was working on bouremergency medial facil- making thai happen and if the CIC had a role in dte facility, it would be to get that .facility built and then tum it over to another company to run. Both Reed and Musser said the CIC continues to woric to bring that type of facility to the county. Curfew rrom Page At worki~ •will hopefully be some day shifts in the village. Earlier thisyear. Syracuse n:sidents voted in a new, two miU, five · year police protection levy to replace an ex1stmg levy. The levy is estimated to bring in just over $15,000 a year be used for police payroll . Smith alSQ recently report- · ed to council the department to )-eceived a new GPS satellite navigational system for dte · cruiserandbulletproofvestat no c&st to the village. More · on this in an upcoming addilion of The Daily Sentinel. I �/ . .• The Daily Sentinel PageA6 F'ES1'IVAL SCENES fPside Monday, June 9, ~ The Daily Sentinel 81 tpe-l'lia, . . B2 ' Kasey Kahne wins again at Pocono Ramirez hits 2homersin Marlins' win · This limited edition Hlllley Davidson bike, a memorial to lbe 911 New York City disaster, owned by Shannon Walker of Pomeroy, took a top award in judging at the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival Saturday. An airbrushed scene ·in the red and orange colors of flames showing the twin towers during the are featured on the gas tank along with a silver · plate .listing the names of the firemen who died there that day. A painting · on the front fender iA the same colors depicls an exhausted fireman, and on the bapk there is a memorial plaqlllt. Abcwe: Gospel mLISic is popllilar with Bend area .residents and the :50J!csaving run lhat's pushed him into championship oon- Gospel Blli8Qrass Gentleitii9tl per- forming Sat11rday aftemoon at lhe Festival was well received as tiler presented a mix ·of old time hymns and conlempooll)' music. ' tenlioo. · Kalme's fans voted him into lhe All-Star event, and :after piokiDJ!; up lbe $1 millioo first pnze, be vowed to parlay the victocy i.nto a slrong swge duuugb dte summer months .o f dte schedule. Although be bob- IAift: Diana Johnson displays an &a)llic 11ar tdscape of eally morning geese flying over a .ponij whiCh won for her the "best of sllow" awal'd iA the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival alt·i~lh&'parK sllow. First place winne1s ·in their re~ •categories were Arlene Grimm, 1andscape; Peggy Crane in both watercolor and mixed .media; and Susan Tq>ton, sketches. Tl:tere 32 entries ,in 1he show. """'* . The Meigs County Collllllissioners iillend 10 apply to !he Ohio Deprutment of Development. for funding under !he FY' 2008 Community Development Block Gnmt (CDBG) Formula Allocation Program , and the CDBG Neighborhood Revitalization Program. both federally funded programs administered ·by the State. Meigs County is eligible for up to $124.000 of Fiscal Year 2008 CDBG F01111Uia funding ~ ·~P to $300~ CDBG Neighborhood Revilalization funding, provided !he County meets appbcable reqwrements. On April 07, 2008 , the County conducted its first public bearing to infiiDil citizens about the ODBG programs, bow I mav be used. what actiwties are eligible. ~ other importllllt program reqwrements. . . lc,:~=~p:ublic hearing wiU be beld on 1ihui'SI1ay June t9, 2008. at 1:00 'P.M. at the Metgs COu~ty I' office, Meigs County Courdtouie; l'oloemy, Ohio to JS!ve Clttzens au opporturuty to teVIeW ~ comment on the C<>Unty '•proposed (DIIG fl"2008 Formula Allocatioo IJid Neighbortlood ~ tb••• file~ P't.:i on both c . ·iJIPUt local officials' .uoessmemd needs, u proposing to undertake the followillg 2008 COBG Fonnula Allocatitln .tmd Netghborlmod Rermal•activities for Fiscal Year 2008: " 1 A.ctwrt¥, . . .(' ...,.._ ...,;' " L .. ...... ''"" • • A.&Jioc- I'IIMI::Stnla CDBGForrm!la F~. '$,10,.000 . -·- • l!~i~!~:~~·.~!;·~: ·:· ·~c!!-~"P.' ~"- . .- ... --- .. . . ,. IACIIVITY: • · All ave. W18118rsville Ribs won the title Gf Ohio's Best Ribs ·~ is awarded annually at the Gold Wmgs and . Ribs Festival. Hale Andy Howard accepts his award from Bill Quickel, festival chair· man. Standing oy are Cameron McCoy, left, and Jerome Taylor, who worll in the bJ,lSi· ness. / LiiDillld Glieo1cle \'llltae4.8yr• Wll«F.-:IItyl \ c: a>BG FuruliQg: $20i000 Other funds: $20,00Q oOti Nei@bbodlood Revitalization Other funds: $ 1'89;600 -ARC Graul Other funds: $7,-100- Village ofSyraruse Total :Project: $ 237,000 NADON.U.OBJEC'('IVE: AIIEALMI . ' ACII\'ITY: \'llltae .... 3 Fire Pl r _,_and F 1 \ r CDBG FQD()jng: $20,000 Other Funds: $ 34,400- Racine Fire Ocpanmeru Total Project: $54,400 · NAIION.U.OBP!lClll'E! AIIEALMI A.C11VITY:Sctp.tlio st1 Fbi\ l~lotnlllllll\ \ 1 CDBG Funding: $20;000 Otber Funds: $ 600- Sclipio Township Total Project: $20;600 NA'ItoN.U.oaftX:nVE: AREA LMl ACIIVI1Y: • S I Villtce ..f1re 1\ CDBG Funding: $ 20,000 Other Funds: S ll,{J(J() Totall'rcJLicct:· $ 31.,(100 1 'loa .u;:, II rI t.en: Garnes for kids '~~~ere a new feature for the Festival. Here seven year old Bethany Carter takes part in a hula-hoop oontest Annual PVH Hospice Tribute Butterfly Release & Celebration Members of the Plene••t Vllley Boaae Hetldl·& Hospice team would like to ~sour sincere gratitude to the following·corporate sponsors who made .possible.. ; . . . ••tJSo~ I Ba•e I 0 .... Total AC11VI1Y: ll!lji• ' FRJ!r olallooi ... Eo; b I CDBG Funding: · Other funds: $901000 - Syracuse Village f\ire Department Other Funds: SyracuSe: Village' $4,800 Tclall'roject: $189,.400 Nllli I Objedloe: Ala LMl AC1W11Y:WJ-.oiiSJr• Streeta..,... COBG Funding: S3S,OOO Otbertimds: $20,~ V'UJwofSyracuseTotal Project: $55,000 Nllll I 01.,1 lite: Ala LMI WJ-.oefS,.--N 'a;'thdtndF•'t' 'Co wltyc..i- · I ~~ Funds: $30,100 . I c Funds: $11,200 Syracuse Community Association Other funds: $2.500- AF1' Donation funds: $1,000- Fart'llel!i Bank Donation . I Ollter funds: $1,000- Racine Home National Bank Donatioo Total Project: $45,700 AC11VITY!V..41Syr• Sid oAI I vi lo I miKi Funding: $25.000 Other funds: 0 Total Project: $25,000 N........ Objedive: Ala LMI , AC11VITY: VIMitiJeeiSyr• l'aiUalllllleueatlioa F• MM!es CDBG Funding: $ 32,000 · Other Funds: $20,000. Meigs &ard of Mental Retardalion/Developmetltal Disabilities Otber Funds: $1,000. Fanners Bank Donation · Other funds: $1,20(). Syracuse Village Total Project: $54,200 N..l Objedloe: Ala LMI A.C11VITY:V..t1S,I W_.Fadlllyl f •• ?• CDBG Funding: $20,000 Other timds: $20,000 · 2008 Fonnula Allocation Otber Funds: $7,400 ·VIllage of Syracuse !Jtber funds:$ 189,600- ARC Grant Total Project: $237,000 • Nacfeeal Objedive: Ala LMI . A.CIIVITY: ADMINJSTIUl10N: I CDIIG fluttls: $ls,MOO*:rt'aols:. A. .:SlS.IM . are enoouraged to attend this meeting on June 19,200ho e"J'R'Ss their vie,.. and oomments on the county's proposed CDBG FY'2008 Formula Allocation and Neighborhood Revitaliution. Progmn Applications. W~ ttr:n oomments will be~ unbl I :00 P .. M., June 19, 2008. and may be mailed to tbe Meigs Cojlnty COurthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45169 . . . . . . . . If 1 participan! will need auoililry aids (mlel:preler, brailled or taped material, asStSIIVe listening devtne, other) due to 1 disability, please conllct Glom Kloeo, Cled, pnor to June 19, 2008, at( 740)992-2895 to ordco' to ens= that your needs wiU be accommodated. The Meigs Couuty c:ommu.sionm! office is handicapped 1 1 I . . Sioeea, ... I' t - MolpC )JC I I en I • • • ' ' filM..... - . I .. a AP 111ta1o . · NASCAR tl!ilver Kasey Kahne celebrates in victory lane after winning tile .NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pocono 500 auto ·race in long Pond, Pa., on SUf!day. Game 2 .w h e n L arr y Bird was the main man and gasoline cost 91 108 cents per gallon. A s u s u a 1, Boston 's B i g Three102 Pierce , R a y .. Canes LEAD 2-4 A I 1 e n ( I 7 points) and Kevin Garnett (17) - were the ringleaders but Powe, a secondy~ ~teserve had tbe ~ of his career, adding h1s 21 points in 15 minutes that may make him a Celtics · fancfavorite for life. Po we, who played a total of 68 seconds during one stret<;h of 13 games during llhe season, scored six points to close a J 5-2 run ending the third quarter llhat ga,ve the Celtics a 22point lead, a burst had the l.akers California dreaming. At one poini in the fourth quarter, Boston fan s discarded the familiar chants of " Beat LA ." for cries of "Le:on Powe•·· Rajon Rondo had 16 assists and Garnen added 14 rebound s · for the Celtics, back in the final s for the first time since 1987. ~ Game 3 is Tuesday night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where the Lakers are 8-0 in the postseason · and have won 14 in a row at home since March 28. Bryant had better hope the rims there are a little kinder than the ones in TD Banknorth Garden. Prep Track and Field- DiYision IJ OHSM Championships I -r--------:z: Blue Angels finish tied for 8th at state meet BY lllrwl WAIJBIS ·BWALlERS41MVDAJLI'TlltBUNE•COM COLUMBUS Talk about.being a victim of yo~ own success. · 1be Gallia Academy girl~ qu . alified for three slate finals Saturday afternoon during the Division · U OHSAA Track and Field • Championships held at Jesse . 0wens Stadium in finished no Columbus, and • lower than third in any of : : l-740-446-2342 ext 33 . !hose three events - includ• ing a pair of runner-up per'ti- -t-7.a 4~131001 fonnances. ~-lpOfttt•~.com And for them, that was a f•liii!J bad weelrend. So bad that ~ Retadaljl!IJ, Spolta Wltw they dido ',t want to talk (P<IO) -~1'2342, ..t. 33 about it afterwards. '+ • ._.,.~AititMtt.com The Blue Angels - who • ,.,. '2? 7 .. lpol18 . ,•• entered the weekend as the ~~ ue 23e2. ..,_ 33 reigning two-time 02 team \Uw.m.com IUilllef-ups - .did not fulfill their quest 10 win the state L4IIY a-, 8polta ...../ crown this go-around after (7.., • • a 12. eo~. 33 ' finishing tied with ~"' el 1 .cxxn .. CoNTACT US 1 . r ••• ) I 5 . , '. Allmendinger was 12th to give Red Bull its best allaround day since the two-car team joined NASCAR last season. Kyle Busch successfully ""'*' • I and Made Manin. rounded out the top 10. · Bobby Labonte was llih and AI . BOSTON (AP) Banner No. 17 is halfway to .the rafters. The Celtics are two wins from another NBA championship. And maybe a little lucky to be there. Paul Pierce, darting arotmd . l!be parquet floor with ease, scoFed 28 points, Boston's defense mobbed Kobe Bryant long enough .a nd unlrnown Leon Powe scored 21 points as the Celtics held aff a Femarkable Los Angeles ·~ally for a 108-HI2 win over the Lakers on Sunday lli,Vlt.TheCelticshavea20 lead in these trip-downmemGry_::l ane NBA final!;;. The Celtics had to work every 'SeOOnd to · get the win. The Lakers trail.ed by 24 with less than 8 minutes to go, but pull.ed to [04--1 02 on two free thrGws by Bryant with 38.4 seconds left But Pierce made two free throws, then blocked a jumper' by Sasha Vujacic., and James P.osey made two free throws with 12.6 seconds left to ice it for Boston. "I think we got kind of complacent with the lead.~ Pierce said. "We weren 't staying aggressive. We let them pick ,up their P!essure. We stopped guarding. We got ta take a lesson from this fourth quarter to keep playing regardless of the score and finish the gam.e ." Pierce wasn't slowed by a sprained right knee suffered in the series opener, when he was carried from the court and plopped into , M' a wheelchair. . The Boston Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett (5) drives through the defense of Los Angeles Lakers captain paced the Celtics, forwan:ts ·Lamar Odom, left, and Pau Gasol , rear. of Spain, in the second quarter during who are back in the finals Game 2 of the NBA basketball .fina'ls in Boston on Sunday. · for the frrst since 1987, NODCE OF SECOND PUBLIC HEARING Jlllt.c:::l*i amund 9() de~s all day, even titer a brief rain 'shower baited action midway lhrougb .t he Tlllle. "''l's pretty hot,n a ·redfaced EambaFdt uid. ~It'S going to be a little ihottc!' tile next ·oouple months.~ Vi.ckers oonCIIlred, sweating profusely from the podium after his finish. "fm emausted, lets get Ibis going,~ be wd. Jeff Bunon was fifth and was followed by Jimmie Jolmson, Matt Kensetib :and Kurt Busch. Carl Edwards 2-0 · awtw~~eltwRicti/pttallll tbe Oiunty~ ~unity bled with .a 31sl-plaoe finish last week 'at Dover, he owned lhe weekend at Pooono. Kahne .started frnm the pole, OVei'CIIDIC an early pit road penalty lhat dropped . bim to 38lb Jllld led a racehigb 69 of tbe 200 laps in his Dodge. "Never. fve never had a car that Gominant before.~ Kahne said. "This one stayed !he same all day loog. It was j;O good all day lol\g.~ Brian Videfs was second for Iris best finish since join~g Red Bull Racing at me statt of last season, and Deoity Hamlin was lhird to give Toyota two cars in tbe 1Dp three. Dale Eambardt Jr. was folUdl and appeared winded aliter racing over foor boors on the honest day so far of the NASCAR season. Temperatures hovered NBA Finals - were ~ LONG POND, Pa. (AP) - Kasey K3hne promised a mot1th ago In use momeowm to · IU1D his slumping season around. Boy, bas ~delivered. Kalme dominatod SIJDday at Pocdlo Raceway ~ bis scc:ond viottxy in 1he last dm:e Sprint Cup Series points rac:es. Counting bis win in. tbe AU-Star race last mootlh, Kalme bas been to Victocy Lane three times in tbe past four events. And be should probably dumk bis fans for diis liea· _ Cincinnati Archbishop McN'u:holas for eighth overall with 22 points. 1be Blue and White were represented by four repeat perfonners at the Buckeye State capital in juniors Alexis Geiger and Tonia Logan, as weU as sophomores Kara Jackson and Brea Close. That quartet oompeted in both the 400and 800-meter relays, with Geiger also competing in the long jump. · . Ge1ger repeated as the state runner-up in the long jump, clearing a distance of 18 feet, L 75 mcbes. Geiger was once again beaten by Orrville senior De Vonne Howard. who leaped to a winnine; distance of 18 feet, 10.25 inches. Howard also set the all-tilhe D2 record in this event one year ago. The 4x I OOm relay squad " • a I- I i · • .....~ Members of the 2008 Gallia Academy gins track and fteld team that qua lifted for state pose for a picture following Saturday's Division II OHSAA Championships at Jesse Owens Stadium in COlumbus. Standing, froin left, are GAHS boys coach Paul Close, Kara Jackson , Tonia Logan, Dana Dotson, Alexis Geiger, Brea Close and G-.Hs gins coa¢!1 Rick Howell. .. - �/ . .• The Daily Sentinel PageA6 F'ES1'IVAL SCENES fPside Monday, June 9, ~ The Daily Sentinel 81 tpe-l'lia, . . B2 ' Kasey Kahne wins again at Pocono Ramirez hits 2homersin Marlins' win · This limited edition Hlllley Davidson bike, a memorial to lbe 911 New York City disaster, owned by Shannon Walker of Pomeroy, took a top award in judging at the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival Saturday. An airbrushed scene ·in the red and orange colors of flames showing the twin towers during the are featured on the gas tank along with a silver · plate .listing the names of the firemen who died there that day. A painting · on the front fender iA the same colors depicls an exhausted fireman, and on the bapk there is a memorial plaqlllt. Abcwe: Gospel mLISic is popllilar with Bend area .residents and the :50J!csaving run lhat's pushed him into championship oon- Gospel Blli8Qrass Gentleitii9tl per- forming Sat11rday aftemoon at lhe Festival was well received as tiler presented a mix ·of old time hymns and conlempooll)' music. ' tenlioo. · Kalme's fans voted him into lhe All-Star event, and :after piokiDJ!; up lbe $1 millioo first pnze, be vowed to parlay the victocy i.nto a slrong swge duuugb dte summer months .o f dte schedule. Although be bob- IAift: Diana Johnson displays an &a)llic 11ar tdscape of eally morning geese flying over a .ponij whiCh won for her the "best of sllow" awal'd iA the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival alt·i~lh&'parK sllow. First place winne1s ·in their re~ •categories were Arlene Grimm, 1andscape; Peggy Crane in both watercolor and mixed .media; and Susan Tq>ton, sketches. Tl:tere 32 entries ,in 1he show. """'* . The Meigs County Collllllissioners iillend 10 apply to !he Ohio Deprutment of Development. for funding under !he FY' 2008 Community Development Block Gnmt (CDBG) Formula Allocation Program , and the CDBG Neighborhood Revitalization Program. both federally funded programs administered ·by the State. Meigs County is eligible for up to $124.000 of Fiscal Year 2008 CDBG F01111Uia funding ~ ·~P to $300~ CDBG Neighborhood Revilalization funding, provided !he County meets appbcable reqwrements. On April 07, 2008 , the County conducted its first public bearing to infiiDil citizens about the ODBG programs, bow I mav be used. what actiwties are eligible. ~ other importllllt program reqwrements. . . lc,:~=~p:ublic hearing wiU be beld on 1ihui'SI1ay June t9, 2008. at 1:00 'P.M. at the Metgs COu~ty I' office, Meigs County Courdtouie; l'oloemy, Ohio to JS!ve Clttzens au opporturuty to teVIeW ~ comment on the C<>Unty '•proposed (DIIG fl"2008 Formula Allocatioo IJid Neighbortlood ~ tb••• file~ P't.:i on both c . ·iJIPUt local officials' .uoessmemd needs, u proposing to undertake the followillg 2008 COBG Fonnula Allocatitln .tmd Netghborlmod Rermal•activities for Fiscal Year 2008: " 1 A.ctwrt¥, . . .(' ...,.._ ...,;' " L .. ...... ''"" • • A.&Jioc- I'IIMI::Stnla CDBGForrm!la F~. '$,10,.000 . -·- • l!~i~!~:~~·.~!;·~: ·:· ·~c!!-~"P.' ~"- . .- ... --- .. . . ,. IACIIVITY: • · All ave. W18118rsville Ribs won the title Gf Ohio's Best Ribs ·~ is awarded annually at the Gold Wmgs and . Ribs Festival. Hale Andy Howard accepts his award from Bill Quickel, festival chair· man. Standing oy are Cameron McCoy, left, and Jerome Taylor, who worll in the bJ,lSi· ness. / LiiDillld Glieo1cle \'llltae4.8yr• Wll«F.-:IItyl \ c: a>BG FuruliQg: $20i000 Other funds: $20,00Q oOti Nei@bbodlood Revitalization Other funds: $ 1'89;600 -ARC Graul Other funds: $7,-100- Village ofSyraruse Total :Project: $ 237,000 NADON.U.OBJEC'('IVE: AIIEALMI . ' ACII\'ITY: \'llltae .... 3 Fire Pl r _,_and F 1 \ r CDBG FQD()jng: $20,000 Other Funds: $ 34,400- Racine Fire Ocpanmeru Total Project: $54,400 · NAIION.U.OBP!lClll'E! AIIEALMI A.C11VITY:Sctp.tlio st1 Fbi\ l~lotnlllllll\ \ 1 CDBG Funding: $20;000 Otber Funds: $ 600- Sclipio Township Total Project: $20;600 NA'ItoN.U.oaftX:nVE: AREA LMl ACIIVI1Y: • S I Villtce ..f1re 1\ CDBG Funding: $ 20,000 Other Funds: S ll,{J(J() Totall'rcJLicct:· $ 31.,(100 1 'loa .u;:, II rI t.en: Garnes for kids '~~~ere a new feature for the Festival. Here seven year old Bethany Carter takes part in a hula-hoop oontest Annual PVH Hospice Tribute Butterfly Release & Celebration Members of the Plene••t Vllley Boaae Hetldl·& Hospice team would like to ~sour sincere gratitude to the following·corporate sponsors who made .possible.. ; . . . ••tJSo~ I Ba•e I 0 .... Total AC11VI1Y: ll!lji• ' FRJ!r olallooi ... Eo; b I CDBG Funding: · Other funds: $901000 - Syracuse Village f\ire Department Other Funds: SyracuSe: Village' $4,800 Tclall'roject: $189,.400 Nllli I Objedloe: Ala LMl AC1W11Y:WJ-.oiiSJr• Streeta..,... COBG Funding: S3S,OOO Otbertimds: $20,~ V'UJwofSyracuseTotal Project: $55,000 Nllll I 01.,1 lite: Ala LMI WJ-.oefS,.--N 'a;'thdtndF•'t' 'Co wltyc..i- · I ~~ Funds: $30,100 . I c Funds: $11,200 Syracuse Community Association Other funds: $2.500- AF1' Donation funds: $1,000- Fart'llel!i Bank Donation . I Ollter funds: $1,000- Racine Home National Bank Donatioo Total Project: $45,700 AC11VITY!V..41Syr• Sid oAI I vi lo I miKi Funding: $25.000 Other funds: 0 Total Project: $25,000 N........ Objedive: Ala LMI , AC11VITY: VIMitiJeeiSyr• l'aiUalllllleueatlioa F• MM!es CDBG Funding: $ 32,000 · Other Funds: $20,000. Meigs &ard of Mental Retardalion/Developmetltal Disabilities Otber Funds: $1,000. Fanners Bank Donation · Other funds: $1,20(). Syracuse Village Total Project: $54,200 N..l Objedloe: Ala LMI A.C11VITY:V..t1S,I W_.Fadlllyl f •• ?• CDBG Funding: $20,000 Other timds: $20,000 · 2008 Fonnula Allocation Otber Funds: $7,400 ·VIllage of Syracuse !Jtber funds:$ 189,600- ARC Grant Total Project: $237,000 • Nacfeeal Objedive: Ala LMI . A.CIIVITY: ADMINJSTIUl10N: I CDIIG fluttls: $ls,MOO*:rt'aols:. A. .:SlS.IM . are enoouraged to attend this meeting on June 19,200ho e"J'R'Ss their vie,.. and oomments on the county's proposed CDBG FY'2008 Formula Allocation and Neighborhood Revitaliution. Progmn Applications. W~ ttr:n oomments will be~ unbl I :00 P .. M., June 19, 2008. and may be mailed to tbe Meigs Cojlnty COurthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45169 . . . . . . . . If 1 participan! will need auoililry aids (mlel:preler, brailled or taped material, asStSIIVe listening devtne, other) due to 1 disability, please conllct Glom Kloeo, Cled, pnor to June 19, 2008, at( 740)992-2895 to ordco' to ens= that your needs wiU be accommodated. The Meigs Couuty c:ommu.sionm! office is handicapped 1 1 I . . Sioeea, ... I' t - MolpC )JC I I en I • • • ' ' filM..... - . I .. a AP 111ta1o . · NASCAR tl!ilver Kasey Kahne celebrates in victory lane after winning tile .NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pocono 500 auto ·race in long Pond, Pa., on SUf!day. Game 2 .w h e n L arr y Bird was the main man and gasoline cost 91 108 cents per gallon. A s u s u a 1, Boston 's B i g Three102 Pierce , R a y .. Canes LEAD 2-4 A I 1 e n ( I 7 points) and Kevin Garnett (17) - were the ringleaders but Powe, a secondy~ ~teserve had tbe ~ of his career, adding h1s 21 points in 15 minutes that may make him a Celtics · fancfavorite for life. Po we, who played a total of 68 seconds during one stret<;h of 13 games during llhe season, scored six points to close a J 5-2 run ending the third quarter llhat ga,ve the Celtics a 22point lead, a burst had the l.akers California dreaming. At one poini in the fourth quarter, Boston fan s discarded the familiar chants of " Beat LA ." for cries of "Le:on Powe•·· Rajon Rondo had 16 assists and Garnen added 14 rebound s · for the Celtics, back in the final s for the first time since 1987. ~ Game 3 is Tuesday night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where the Lakers are 8-0 in the postseason · and have won 14 in a row at home since March 28. Bryant had better hope the rims there are a little kinder than the ones in TD Banknorth Garden. Prep Track and Field- DiYision IJ OHSM Championships I -r--------:z: Blue Angels finish tied for 8th at state meet BY lllrwl WAIJBIS ·BWALlERS41MVDAJLI'TlltBUNE•COM COLUMBUS Talk about.being a victim of yo~ own success. · 1be Gallia Academy girl~ qu . alified for three slate finals Saturday afternoon during the Division · U OHSAA Track and Field • Championships held at Jesse . 0wens Stadium in finished no Columbus, and • lower than third in any of : : l-740-446-2342 ext 33 . !hose three events - includ• ing a pair of runner-up per'ti- -t-7.a 4~131001 fonnances. ~-lpOfttt•~.com And for them, that was a f•liii!J bad weelrend. So bad that ~ Retadaljl!IJ, Spolta Wltw they dido ',t want to talk (P<IO) -~1'2342, ..t. 33 about it afterwards. '+ • ._.,.~AititMtt.com The Blue Angels - who • ,.,. '2? 7 .. lpol18 . ,•• entered the weekend as the ~~ ue 23e2. ..,_ 33 reigning two-time 02 team \Uw.m.com IUilllef-ups - .did not fulfill their quest 10 win the state L4IIY a-, 8polta ...../ crown this go-around after (7.., • • a 12. eo~. 33 ' finishing tied with ~"' el 1 .cxxn .. CoNTACT US 1 . r ••• ) I 5 . , '. Allmendinger was 12th to give Red Bull its best allaround day since the two-car team joined NASCAR last season. Kyle Busch successfully ""'*' • I and Made Manin. rounded out the top 10. · Bobby Labonte was llih and AI . BOSTON (AP) Banner No. 17 is halfway to .the rafters. The Celtics are two wins from another NBA championship. And maybe a little lucky to be there. Paul Pierce, darting arotmd . l!be parquet floor with ease, scoFed 28 points, Boston's defense mobbed Kobe Bryant long enough .a nd unlrnown Leon Powe scored 21 points as the Celtics held aff a Femarkable Los Angeles ·~ally for a 108-HI2 win over the Lakers on Sunday lli,Vlt.TheCelticshavea20 lead in these trip-downmemGry_::l ane NBA final!;;. The Celtics had to work every 'SeOOnd to · get the win. The Lakers trail.ed by 24 with less than 8 minutes to go, but pull.ed to [04--1 02 on two free thrGws by Bryant with 38.4 seconds left But Pierce made two free throws, then blocked a jumper' by Sasha Vujacic., and James P.osey made two free throws with 12.6 seconds left to ice it for Boston. "I think we got kind of complacent with the lead.~ Pierce said. "We weren 't staying aggressive. We let them pick ,up their P!essure. We stopped guarding. We got ta take a lesson from this fourth quarter to keep playing regardless of the score and finish the gam.e ." Pierce wasn't slowed by a sprained right knee suffered in the series opener, when he was carried from the court and plopped into , M' a wheelchair. . The Boston Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett (5) drives through the defense of Los Angeles Lakers captain paced the Celtics, forwan:ts ·Lamar Odom, left, and Pau Gasol , rear. of Spain, in the second quarter during who are back in the finals Game 2 of the NBA basketball .fina'ls in Boston on Sunday. · for the frrst since 1987, NODCE OF SECOND PUBLIC HEARING Jlllt.c:::l*i amund 9() de~s all day, even titer a brief rain 'shower baited action midway lhrougb .t he Tlllle. "''l's pretty hot,n a ·redfaced EambaFdt uid. ~It'S going to be a little ihottc!' tile next ·oouple months.~ Vi.ckers oonCIIlred, sweating profusely from the podium after his finish. "fm emausted, lets get Ibis going,~ be wd. Jeff Bunon was fifth and was followed by Jimmie Jolmson, Matt Kensetib :and Kurt Busch. Carl Edwards 2-0 · awtw~~eltwRicti/pttallll tbe Oiunty~ ~unity bled with .a 31sl-plaoe finish last week 'at Dover, he owned lhe weekend at Pooono. Kahne .started frnm the pole, OVei'CIIDIC an early pit road penalty lhat dropped . bim to 38lb Jllld led a racehigb 69 of tbe 200 laps in his Dodge. "Never. fve never had a car that Gominant before.~ Kahne said. "This one stayed !he same all day loog. It was j;O good all day lol\g.~ Brian Videfs was second for Iris best finish since join~g Red Bull Racing at me statt of last season, and Deoity Hamlin was lhird to give Toyota two cars in tbe 1Dp three. Dale Eambardt Jr. was folUdl and appeared winded aliter racing over foor boors on the honest day so far of the NASCAR season. Temperatures hovered NBA Finals - were ~ LONG POND, Pa. (AP) - Kasey K3hne promised a mot1th ago In use momeowm to · IU1D his slumping season around. Boy, bas ~delivered. Kalme dominatod SIJDday at Pocdlo Raceway ~ bis scc:ond viottxy in 1he last dm:e Sprint Cup Series points rac:es. Counting bis win in. tbe AU-Star race last mootlh, Kalme bas been to Victocy Lane three times in tbe past four events. And be should probably dumk bis fans for diis liea· _ Cincinnati Archbishop McN'u:holas for eighth overall with 22 points. 1be Blue and White were represented by four repeat perfonners at the Buckeye State capital in juniors Alexis Geiger and Tonia Logan, as weU as sophomores Kara Jackson and Brea Close. That quartet oompeted in both the 400and 800-meter relays, with Geiger also competing in the long jump. · . Ge1ger repeated as the state runner-up in the long jump, clearing a distance of 18 feet, L 75 mcbes. Geiger was once again beaten by Orrville senior De Vonne Howard. who leaped to a winnine; distance of 18 feet, 10.25 inches. Howard also set the all-tilhe D2 record in this event one year ago. The 4x I OOm relay squad " • a I- I i · • .....~ Members of the 2008 Gallia Academy gins track and fteld team that qua lifted for state pose for a picture following Saturday's Division II OHSAA Championships at Jesse Owens Stadium in COlumbus. Standing, froin left, are GAHS boys coach Paul Close, Kara Jackson , Tonia Logan, Dana Dotson, Alexis Geiger, Brea Close and G-.Hs gins coa¢!1 Rick Howell. .. - �.hge 82 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, luue 9, *»>S ;"'-·mydailysentinel.com Galarraga, Granderson, Polanco lead Tigers past Thibe DETROIT (AP) - Jim pitohers that they didn't Leyland knows that the eKpect to be using this seaDetroit Tigers can't fix their son: starter Annando season overnight . Galarraga and · reliever He just wants to keep see- freddy Dolsi. mg progress. Galarraga (5-2) allowed uwe have to go forward two runs in 5 2-3 innings. · slowly. and hopefully we· re After making eight starts starting to do that," be said . while. Dontrelle Willis w.as after Sunday's 5.-2 win over injured, 'be has now moved lhe Cleveland indians. back into the rotation .after The Tigers have won two Jeremy iBonderman :as ll!lst str.aight, 'but are still 10 for the season with .a blood games under .500. They trail clot in lhis pitching shoolder. 1hird-plaoc Cleveland by a 'T m feeling preny •goOO,~ half-game in the Al, Central. said Galarraga, the .only The .t eams finish their four- Detroit starter with a wingame series Monday. ning record. ''When [' m 'T,omorrow is. in\porta:nt, going out to pitch, I fecl ~­ because we need to stait alive that I can do somctbing winning series," Ley;lim~ mftlclp ,us win." said. 'There's a lot .of base- · · Dolsi staned llhe season at ball til play, but we need to S~~l~A Lake1an!L b!Jt ~1aJ1t ·domg somelhmg about Leyland illllo:qg'ht lhun m it. We can't afford to !il'lit Sunday with the bases seJies right now. We n~d to loaded and <One out in the win two ofthree and thioe of eighth. Dolsi struck out iboth . four_" 'battecs !be faoed. On Sunday, the Tigers got ~ue was . outstanding," a boost from two rookie Leyland ;;aid, "['[] bj: !boohlltb had tough-luck days on Friday in qualifying during· the respective lOOm .and 400m dashes. Geiger was ·from Page Bl eighth at state a year ~o and Jackson was 'the 2007 also· came home with silver state runner-up. after posting a runner-up Close a'l so competed in time of 49.43 seconds, fin- her second 300m hurdles ishing behind only semifinal, but again .came Columbus Bishop Hartley up short in reaohing the - who had a winning mark · finals. of 47.80 seconds. Bishop The bQpe was that those Hartley also set a new D2 six events would be enough state record in this event fuiday during qualifying for the Angels to come with a time of 47.36 sec- berne with the 02 team trophy. lnstea!L with only three onds. events scored in, the !Blue The 4x200m relay team and White su!fered their l'l!iled to nni ~h UH runner-lip . for the first time in three first nen-top-five finish years, placing third overall since 2003 - when 'they with a mark of I :44.38. finished tied for seventh Akron . Buchtel won the with Gir.ard with 23 points.' event with a time of .It was also the lowest team ' l :42.26, while Warrensville placing for the Angels since Heights was runner-up with 2002., when they were tied . for 29.th with five other 1:43.09. . That trio of placings teams with eight points. But what they did do weren't the reasons for all t;be disappointment for and ·probably weren't aware was -GAHS. Rather, it w.as the of at l:be time finals that they didn't com- increase a couple of GAHS pete in that bad the Angels streaks of ·r emarkable down. Geiger and bckson accompli&bment. Angels est: I was shocli:ed when they told me he was ready, but he's got a great ann. He's got a real chance to be pitching late in games." Jeremy Sowers (0-l) took the loss, giving up five runs on seven hits and two walks i.n foodnoings. "'' just didn't pitch well today," said Sowers, who's replacing the injured Jake Westbrook in the rotation. "I il:lirew too many pitches and I rouldn 't get baliiers out with runners in scoring position." After sooTing six times in the eighth inning of Saturday 's oome-f~om- · behind win, the Tigers scored five runs in the first four .innings Sunday. ''We're trying to get more consistency," Curtis Granderson said. "We need to start getting some two-out hits." Detroi I went up 1-0 on Miguel Cabrera's RBI single in .the first, and Granderson With their effort this weekend, 'the Blue Angels have now scored 22 or more · points at the state meet for six consecutive years. By finishing tied for eighth, the ladies have also been in the top-! 0 for the last halfdozen years .as well. Dating back to 2001, GAHS has soored at least one team point in .every state cbampic onship. They also claimed .another feat df majllr propOrtions this weekend with a •pair of state runner-up performances. GAHS has now had at leagt two silver medalists .in each of the last four girls' state meets and has also had one state runner-up in the last five championships, -Valley Cuy.aboga Obristian Academy won this ¥ear's 1}2 team title with 60 points, followed by a twow.ay tie for second between Warrensville Heights '811d Columbus Bishop Hartley with 43 markers. Defending .c hampion Akron Buchtel was fourth with .41 points, Kahne made it 2-0 with his eighth l'nm&geBl homer in the second. Gnmderson was making a ntre start against a lefty became the first drivet: to be hadn't hlllller~ off' a left- compete · in all three of bander since hly 23. NASCAR' s national serjes "I did,n 't know it was that at three different race 'l:l'llCks long - I knew I bad a teiri- on the same weekend, but ble year against <them hst fell far !ihort of wiimi.ng a year," be said. ''I've just got triple crown and finished to find a w.ay to grind it out last Sunday .in the Splint agamst them." Oup race. Cleveland made it 2-1 .on Busch, wbe wrecked his an RBI single by Grady plimary car in Saturday's Sizemore in the third. but !the ,ptactice session, started at Tigers ·t ook conkol . with . !he ll'e.ar of the field when tliree in the fourfu. ' he had to swjtcb to his Carlos Guillen I~ off with a .double and scored oo Ivan bac.lrup To)wta and was Rodriguez's ~ogle . After .a runni1ng deep in traffic walk, Sowers retired the IWhen be rnn intd Jamie next two, but ·Polanco !tit a McMUITay as ,fhe banled >f11r llihe same spilt of ~aoe two-run single. track. 'It sent Busch into Ryan ·Garko made it 5-2 with an RBI single in the 1he garage for repairs, and sixth, but Jhonny Peralta even though his crew grounded out. Casey . rebuilt the car and got him Fossum came out of the back on the track, he · btillpen to get the final out. · wound 11p 43rd. "l saw (McMurray~ get high, get lvose, and thought he faded back further than be did'," Busch said. "We broke the mirror trying to adjust it there before the race and couldn't see anything out my right rear quarter panel. So: I couldn't clear my;;e~f. The spotter didn't say anyDbing, so I apologize to McMurray for wrecking ll!beir d.ay." Busch was .second jn Friday night's Tru~k Series race 181 Texas Motor Speedway, aiid was a distant '20th in the Nationwide Series ·~ace at Nashville on Sllturday night. . But even worse, h:is cozy lead in <the Sprint Cup Series st:andin&s wD.s gobbled up as Busch l<ist 121 points cf his lead. Burton now rrails him lly just 21 points. . The Daily Sentinel• Page 83 :·.llondey, June 9, 2008 Qtrtbune - Sentinel - • ·c lassmed@!Zvtribune.com In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR ·AD NOW ONLINE Qtrthune Sentinel c.,..,:,..":;... {7!~1To446~42. (7!~1To992;!~5~6 Oeo.tll1irec To Pl•ce - . Word! Ads while Kettering Alter are other people that care ment. I think after .this round.ed out the top-five about this sport 'like we do, weekend, these girls will <be with 32 teani points. it's just been a special ,thing . willing to work: on things Orrville and Onawa- to take in and experience," that will ffial::e us bettet ne~t Glandorf also finished Dotson commented. " I year."' . , The Blue Angels were not ahead ofGAHS by tying for nev.er got to mmpete here, sixth with 26 points. but IT'd do it again this way the only GAHS progc.aln With silch high ·hopes four more times lif I .could." represented in ·the tea)n headed into these cbampi1be focus will now tum scoring this w«k:eod. · 'Recent graduate Luke onships, it was understand- to nell:! June, when these able that this family cf four- and possibly a band- Wans finished · fifth in the undedassmen were at a loss ful of dhers -take anOther pole vault on Friday, earpfor words. Then again, they shot at 1ilie Division II mg four p~~ints for the Blue Devils. · · The Galli.a wili have another year to try cbampillnship. . agam. GAHS ~s coach Rick Academy boys finished tied Bot for recent graduate Howell wd it was a wild for 52nd with six other prpDana Dotson - . a fopr-y.ear ""o days of- cllmpeti~on, grams i,n .tbar lone event. · Sandus.ky Perkins wan alternate for the relay twos but 1hat 'his 'Veteran crew --= thi WBS her- final ~JHlf-=--may - have --lt:mltid some- --the boys 02 team title wil:h Jesse Owens as a member lhing very valuable that· will 48 !POints, followed.by rupner-up PemberviHe of the Blu~ .and 'White. 1Jc41 down me road. Though she never 001IijlCted "I drink .after ·Friday that Eastwood with 39..5 poinis. on this oval, she feels ilhat ,the ,girls realized that they SEOAL~meinber Wan:tn being a pmt of this :pr0gam justicim't show up at a meet was third overall with 36;.5 has •been 10ne of 'the !best like this .and expect to per- points, _with Columbus experiences <of iber y~g fomn. You've gm ,t o step it Eastmoor Academy (28) life. !Up .and fOU ' have to focus. and N ap0lel!ln (22~ roundillg "It always been· ;a piv\i- The tids were definitely out the ll!lp-five. : . lege and an honorto.be!JIIIIll focused today," Rllwell Complete results of ~e ef Sl!lmething that is mncb . "U'D.......ted ;after the com- 2008 OHSAA Track and greater than myseX. petiifion 'Sa1;urday. 'We Field Championships ..;.... Coming from a small town knoarwhatwebaveltO ·work. Division I, II and m- ate ·like we have and coming up .on for . _ year ,and \1I.'C <11o available on the web · iii here and ·seeing .that !there lhave mom for ~ve- www.ohsaa.org Dally l.n~lumn: 1:00 p.M. Mondav-FIIIday for X.....-tlon l.ft Next ·Dar• Paper ' Monday thru .Friday 8:00 a.m~· to 5:00 p. HOW m WRITE M ~ Sw lui Ads Should lndude n.e. ll:emll . TofllllpGet•..,onM... Su..... In-column: 1:00 p~m. Frl<f•Y For Sundays Paper And,,..... .............. • fnciiNII!! 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CUSSIFEDS �.hge 82 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, luue 9, *»>S ;"'-·mydailysentinel.com Galarraga, Granderson, Polanco lead Tigers past Thibe DETROIT (AP) - Jim pitohers that they didn't Leyland knows that the eKpect to be using this seaDetroit Tigers can't fix their son: starter Annando season overnight . Galarraga and · reliever He just wants to keep see- freddy Dolsi. mg progress. Galarraga (5-2) allowed uwe have to go forward two runs in 5 2-3 innings. · slowly. and hopefully we· re After making eight starts starting to do that," be said . while. Dontrelle Willis w.as after Sunday's 5.-2 win over injured, 'be has now moved lhe Cleveland indians. back into the rotation .after The Tigers have won two Jeremy iBonderman :as ll!lst str.aight, 'but are still 10 for the season with .a blood games under .500. They trail clot in lhis pitching shoolder. 1hird-plaoc Cleveland by a 'T m feeling preny •goOO,~ half-game in the Al, Central. said Galarraga, the .only The .t eams finish their four- Detroit starter with a wingame series Monday. ning record. ''When [' m 'T,omorrow is. in\porta:nt, going out to pitch, I fecl ~­ because we need to stait alive that I can do somctbing winning series," Ley;lim~ mftlclp ,us win." said. 'There's a lot .of base- · · Dolsi staned llhe season at ball til play, but we need to S~~l~A Lake1an!L b!Jt ~1aJ1t ·domg somelhmg about Leyland illllo:qg'ht lhun m it. We can't afford to !il'lit Sunday with the bases seJies right now. We n~d to loaded and <One out in the win two ofthree and thioe of eighth. Dolsi struck out iboth . four_" 'battecs !be faoed. On Sunday, the Tigers got ~ue was . outstanding," a boost from two rookie Leyland ;;aid, "['[] bj: !boohlltb had tough-luck days on Friday in qualifying during· the respective lOOm .and 400m dashes. Geiger was ·from Page Bl eighth at state a year ~o and Jackson was 'the 2007 also· came home with silver state runner-up. after posting a runner-up Close a'l so competed in time of 49.43 seconds, fin- her second 300m hurdles ishing behind only semifinal, but again .came Columbus Bishop Hartley up short in reaohing the - who had a winning mark · finals. of 47.80 seconds. Bishop The bQpe was that those Hartley also set a new D2 six events would be enough state record in this event fuiday during qualifying for the Angels to come with a time of 47.36 sec- berne with the 02 team trophy. lnstea!L with only three onds. events scored in, the !Blue The 4x200m relay team and White su!fered their l'l!iled to nni ~h UH runner-lip . for the first time in three first nen-top-five finish years, placing third overall since 2003 - when 'they with a mark of I :44.38. finished tied for seventh Akron . Buchtel won the with Gir.ard with 23 points.' event with a time of .It was also the lowest team ' l :42.26, while Warrensville placing for the Angels since Heights was runner-up with 2002., when they were tied . for 29.th with five other 1:43.09. . That trio of placings teams with eight points. But what they did do weren't the reasons for all t;be disappointment for and ·probably weren't aware was -GAHS. Rather, it w.as the of at l:be time finals that they didn't com- increase a couple of GAHS pete in that bad the Angels streaks of ·r emarkable down. Geiger and bckson accompli&bment. Angels est: I was shocli:ed when they told me he was ready, but he's got a great ann. He's got a real chance to be pitching late in games." Jeremy Sowers (0-l) took the loss, giving up five runs on seven hits and two walks i.n foodnoings. "'' just didn't pitch well today," said Sowers, who's replacing the injured Jake Westbrook in the rotation. "I il:lirew too many pitches and I rouldn 't get baliiers out with runners in scoring position." After sooTing six times in the eighth inning of Saturday 's oome-f~om- · behind win, the Tigers scored five runs in the first four .innings Sunday. ''We're trying to get more consistency," Curtis Granderson said. "We need to start getting some two-out hits." Detroi I went up 1-0 on Miguel Cabrera's RBI single in .the first, and Granderson With their effort this weekend, 'the Blue Angels have now scored 22 or more · points at the state meet for six consecutive years. By finishing tied for eighth, the ladies have also been in the top-! 0 for the last halfdozen years .as well. Dating back to 2001, GAHS has soored at least one team point in .every state cbampic onship. They also claimed .another feat df majllr propOrtions this weekend with a •pair of state runner-up performances. GAHS has now had at leagt two silver medalists .in each of the last four girls' state meets and has also had one state runner-up in the last five championships, -Valley Cuy.aboga Obristian Academy won this ¥ear's 1}2 team title with 60 points, followed by a twow.ay tie for second between Warrensville Heights '811d Columbus Bishop Hartley with 43 markers. Defending .c hampion Akron Buchtel was fourth with .41 points, Kahne made it 2-0 with his eighth l'nm&geBl homer in the second. Gnmderson was making a ntre start against a lefty became the first drivet: to be hadn't hlllller~ off' a left- compete · in all three of bander since hly 23. NASCAR' s national serjes "I did,n 't know it was that at three different race 'l:l'llCks long - I knew I bad a teiri- on the same weekend, but ble year against <them hst fell far !ihort of wiimi.ng a year," be said. ''I've just got triple crown and finished to find a w.ay to grind it out last Sunday .in the Splint agamst them." Oup race. Cleveland made it 2-1 .on Busch, wbe wrecked his an RBI single by Grady plimary car in Saturday's Sizemore in the third. but !the ,ptactice session, started at Tigers ·t ook conkol . with . !he ll'e.ar of the field when tliree in the fourfu. ' he had to swjtcb to his Carlos Guillen I~ off with a .double and scored oo Ivan bac.lrup To)wta and was Rodriguez's ~ogle . After .a runni1ng deep in traffic walk, Sowers retired the IWhen be rnn intd Jamie next two, but ·Polanco !tit a McMUITay as ,fhe banled >f11r llihe same spilt of ~aoe two-run single. track. 'It sent Busch into Ryan ·Garko made it 5-2 with an RBI single in the 1he garage for repairs, and sixth, but Jhonny Peralta even though his crew grounded out. Casey . rebuilt the car and got him Fossum came out of the back on the track, he · btillpen to get the final out. · wound 11p 43rd. "l saw (McMurray~ get high, get lvose, and thought he faded back further than be did'," Busch said. "We broke the mirror trying to adjust it there before the race and couldn't see anything out my right rear quarter panel. So: I couldn't clear my;;e~f. The spotter didn't say anyDbing, so I apologize to McMurray for wrecking ll!beir d.ay." Busch was .second jn Friday night's Tru~k Series race 181 Texas Motor Speedway, aiid was a distant '20th in the Nationwide Series ·~ace at Nashville on Sllturday night. . But even worse, h:is cozy lead in <the Sprint Cup Series st:andin&s wD.s gobbled up as Busch l<ist 121 points cf his lead. Burton now rrails him lly just 21 points. . The Daily Sentinel• Page 83 :·.llondey, June 9, 2008 Qtrtbune - Sentinel - • ·c lassmed@!Zvtribune.com In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR ·AD NOW ONLINE Qtrthune Sentinel c.,..,:,..":;... {7!~1To446~42. (7!~1To992;!~5~6 Oeo.tll1irec To Pl•ce - . Word! Ads while Kettering Alter are other people that care ment. I think after .this round.ed out the top-five about this sport 'like we do, weekend, these girls will <be with 32 teani points. it's just been a special ,thing . willing to work: on things Orrville and Onawa- to take in and experience," that will ffial::e us bettet ne~t Glandorf also finished Dotson commented. " I year."' . , The Blue Angels were not ahead ofGAHS by tying for nev.er got to mmpete here, sixth with 26 points. but IT'd do it again this way the only GAHS progc.aln With silch high ·hopes four more times lif I .could." represented in ·the tea)n headed into these cbampi1be focus will now tum scoring this w«k:eod. · 'Recent graduate Luke onships, it was understand- to nell:! June, when these able that this family cf four- and possibly a band- Wans finished · fifth in the undedassmen were at a loss ful of dhers -take anOther pole vault on Friday, earpfor words. Then again, they shot at 1ilie Division II mg four p~~ints for the Blue Devils. · · The Galli.a wili have another year to try cbampillnship. . agam. GAHS ~s coach Rick Academy boys finished tied Bot for recent graduate Howell wd it was a wild for 52nd with six other prpDana Dotson - . a fopr-y.ear ""o days of- cllmpeti~on, grams i,n .tbar lone event. · Sandus.ky Perkins wan alternate for the relay twos but 1hat 'his 'Veteran crew --= thi WBS her- final ~JHlf-=--may - have --lt:mltid some- --the boys 02 team title wil:h Jesse Owens as a member lhing very valuable that· will 48 !POints, followed.by rupner-up PemberviHe of the Blu~ .and 'White. 1Jc41 down me road. Though she never 001IijlCted "I drink .after ·Friday that Eastwood with 39..5 poinis. on this oval, she feels ilhat ,the ,girls realized that they SEOAL~meinber Wan:tn being a pmt of this :pr0gam justicim't show up at a meet was third overall with 36;.5 has •been 10ne of 'the !best like this .and expect to per- points, _with Columbus experiences <of iber y~g fomn. You've gm ,t o step it Eastmoor Academy (28) life. !Up .and fOU ' have to focus. and N ap0lel!ln (22~ roundillg "It always been· ;a piv\i- The tids were definitely out the ll!lp-five. : . lege and an honorto.be!JIIIIll focused today," Rllwell Complete results of ~e ef Sl!lmething that is mncb . "U'D.......ted ;after the com- 2008 OHSAA Track and greater than myseX. petiifion 'Sa1;urday. 'We Field Championships ..;.... Coming from a small town knoarwhatwebaveltO ·work. 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Ellm View Apartments A-.s I 2&3BA ..... $385 •-up, 2-3 :10 ~ _ _ -$42511'1011111+$dl 1279 ooc:uno,. - po011 & corpo1. r ~ 3 --., House in and CIA, WID · Hoolwp, Tenant IUR "'"'' Sy<acuoo. $500/month + Pll'l - · EHO ...,... Mud App. No - · 1 and 2 bedroom apart· (304)882-3017 (304)675-5332 Aeeheucts menta. furnished and unfur740-5111.Q265 niohed, and houaos In Go-.. u.tng 1 end 2 . Pomeroy and Middleport, llodroom Apls. at Village 3BA, 1 112 b a t h , - sewrilydrrpooltrequlrad,no Manr.-.ndRiw-Apls.in family and laun- pe1s, 740-992-2216. Mlddlepor1, ·from. $327 1o dry room, located near $592. 740-992-5064. Equal Holzw, $600/Nnt • utlfifios 1BR AI>!. WID hoolwps, Ho~Jsinij()pf>orturity. and dapoeit. 740-44~~1459 satellite TV lncl w/rent, 4BR 2 balha 01 91 Cedar'S! dolO lo hoopllal. Cal 740- Immaculate 2 bedroom -~ apartmem New carpet & $6 50, 5650· 339-00112 par "~"" + oebl.- freshly 'Med & 2 dopoolt. Rolononoes req. bodroono apar1mont lor deoorat~ WID paohookup. 740-388-1100 """ll lA~ 00 pets, ' · · (7001992_5856 Beautiful country setting, l.Jg. ranch atyte, Sbr, 3 fuU Only 10 minutes from tCNm. baths, 1 112 bath w!laundry . 212 3rd Ave. 3 I"DDOT1& aild Must see to appreciate: room. 2 car gar.. """""'· bath. ' " ' " -· no """'· $400/mo. (614)595-ma or pool. all etec. CIA, Rent+ Oep. 740-44Hl245 Hl00-798-4686, (740)645SHlOOirelt $1orotdep. Call 2BR apt CIA 740-446-3481 · 194 · · ·I. CMolu JURibM · Ibm; (700) «<1• 5953 . M~eport. ~St .. 2 br. 0 2br, TwlnR..,reT.--lsao::opt· Moving · sa~e 2 lng opptiCatlons lor waJtlng -~~·Home Playhoulo ACROSS 11" 1or Hud·- o d, 1-or $300, eountrt o;ntng Room oo Chevy I..,., 4dr, ve. apartment the Set .,4 chak$ & Hutch .,.. auto. N;. ·remotes. loaded. elderly/disabled, cad 675- country croom & oak S600, Midlell,., 1061<, good flfllll a • r wl2- Kilchorl - · 1oove m red ti100- ~ .....,, ISl8el-. Pipe-~ 740- ConaN, Anilfe, -446-4141 or 740-605-7249 _ ClloMol, Flat Bor, Steel - - - - - - - Grating For · Dran, 2001 VoM)-..orygoodoond., Camp siteS lor rent, wl1ul ~ & 'Nalt:WG)S. L&l fully .loaded. wlsunroof, hool<-up & utitniee paid, Scn!p 11e1a1s Dpon Yondoy, leather inlor., 94,000 mlos close to rhler, (700)992· Tu-"- Wodr~ & $9,500 :J04.67S.1509 · .5956 -•· ·rlO llolJsf.BJu> . GolDs , · Fr\dav. 6am-4:30pm. Cloaed Police tmpoundsl Cali from Thursday, Saluroay & c ........ Sur,day. 1740)44&-7300 $5001, Hondaa, ·~·r•. Jeeps. Forde. & morel for Ir: _ PElS - SAu; 'I~sttngs . . rs 1101).020-487tlex V435 2~12 dodc;ed _ shots. 74 o-388• Eastern 'l'lllos SAu; . Berber Carpet $5.9S yerd CKC Min-Pin 2 blkllan $40.00 & up, folollohan males ..,. C10flf)ed • tails Carpet GREENHOUSE Syracuse, Ohio For I IUR 86 ford · truat, runs good, 100 949-2510 Nowope!tfiw Specials 10 in ..Boston FernS Now$5.00 While !hey last, over 2000 to choose from . Flowering.!< Foliage Baskets, Bedding & Vegetable.f1;ots 4 in. foliage pol Shrubs & Azaleas Open M-S 9-5 Closed Sunday r. ~ ~~~~rth.ji;t;;;n;;;;j 3 beGOOilt. 21:Mth, ExCellent :'..los""' in;;;~ 576-2000 · ·· .Lease Plus Repaired, New & Rebui!! In H 0 M E S T E A D E R Security Deposit Required. Stock. Call Ron E\18ns, 1- CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILE RS. B+W GOOSE(740):l87-Q547. 800-537-9526 NECK HITCHES. CARMICHAEL EQUIPMENT /C ARMICHAEL TR41LERS SALES & SERVICE. SPECIAL 20FT GOOSENECK FLATBED . No Caring Pet. Cremations GVC Pets, -:-,• r r;•_ · .sn1 7404tt-2217 ....... ..... ~ i:OO AM • 8:00 PM •Newttames •Garaps West • 9 52 Ml 112·1171 • 85 H1o4/1 mo. pd ' Herb Elliott EIKtridan Certlllod Ia OB Oblo Cerdll<811oa 1148'74 South I NT Phoite: 740-742-1133 • .laoulal All pass· 3 NT to Caesar 5 Galleon · cargo numero memo 8 Moon 9 40 More winsome 41St~ one 42 Sale dlaclaimer ~2-.) bean 25 SlcMy 43 Sediment 28 StHI·IIfe subjee1 30Gen11e 51 OVertime reason 45 Hu 1 ,.,.,. 46. Clup mother 47 lib wo111u 27 Womttnller 50 Sonnet .ldn 7 lmprove- ~slnau~o : 39 Ccopacetlc Bettnoprou1s enqller 28 eou.ln's 6 Famoo1 ' Kong" . 34 Mlrllteo 35 Combat - lor two 24 38 NewiC rt.r · - ,......,. ~ .. nursemaid 32 loop tnllno 34 Wl1h Icing lor ..... to1JWogo loldl aild playa, bu1 i . , hopilg thai toey wll be lnRuctive. Ant. Jhoui1t, a -IIDfy.look oniy 1o- tll-lrtJql. What would Y'lP 110-ltUn)p has tile adWtntage ol ftoquency. 'tW picl< up 12-14 jxoinls mono lhan 1'Mce as often as' 15-17 • points:. 20.6' porcent to 1U.1 peroeni.' ,...;......,.----- ~And when tile opener ~ !orced to ti1d one club with only ttvee t:lubo, he has a1 • ' The - BARNEY (7 WHAR'fA GOIN·', "MAW ? • 1 least 15 PQI1ts.) Hare, fhoo91, Soulh '¥auld 'lB"" toeon - to lmlglne 1181 he toe1c1 llix 8fJIIdes and apantod one 1997 Jet Sid Polaris 700 2 sellter, wltrailer, Aweeome condition and fast $2,200 30«74-8883 RV Service st Carmichael . one- • tile West "*'<!.\bur ~-hint! OflPOnenlopens tll-lrtJql, olioMig 12-14 points, you pass, Md lefly jumpl 00)385-2868 -p.;.;;;;-;.;;;;....,_..., Bo.us ,. MoroRs 3825 opado. This would - ol ltive led lO I flltll four '..,_, which would -have made In comfort. Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal I"WH" Will tlOitll'l '"rlii!Oo"""'W"" ollhrtl bu1 with • low'aingletDn club aild tile ldng In either majOr, I would 0111owtlle!hnonds. What card .did West lead? Against - - . . 'Mlodlose 1he dub sbt..fourthhl;leot irom ""' longaat and Ollongest, Sault WOUld have rlkoon t1ie first 13 . ~ 'Prompt 3lld Quality · Wod 'Reasonable Ra1es ' Insured 'Experienced IIASEIIEJIT References Available! WA1'£Mlhi)1)1AIG Uncon<ltlonll-.guar- ,Call Gary Stanley @ antee. Local oces fur740-591 -8044 ' -01 nished. Established ·1975. Friday, June 13 7pm Pus ' key 4 t::'nd, 37 Informer f 1111 JPllng to deoctlle dOals ~I OCCUrred in soc:ial ~Gel ready CARPENTER SERVICE 2007 Kawaselri KLX 300, &Kcellt!nt condition, $3,500 r ~~ I I food 30 Flood Nliduel 31 Be billed 33 Foy'o role In "King 35 H . - This - -~~"~v~~£~~ Texas Holdem Tournament Easl Back to bridge ' in the real world TIW 1 04. Harley Da,visort Super ' Glide, der.s a - bags delw/s -Iota ofl!ldras -eortra nioe. 256-1,71 or 339-2092 TRAILERS.COM 741}-446- . Weal . North Opening lead:?? Sprd•""'•ID a - Wlrinl YOUNG'S FOil !WJ;; z Dealer: South Vulnerable: Neither '. . reluse 18 Popeye's 55 Slalom run tatloo · 56 -~ 19 Boys Town 57 EavHdrop sUe 10 Tot's cry 21 Depotlnlo DOWN 12 Sparta rival 22 Softball 16.Fiower containers 1 Rhett's 23 Ominous , hangout 20 Sprint rival otgns 2 Make - 22 Does sums . 26 Compliment for 11 23 Ou1-29 SquilTel 3 Kin~ ol limb • A K Q 10 7· • J6 3 t K6 StJJp & Conlpale 1¥1-~ . GUM'I gilt 54 Foundry 15 like tin 17 Doze Soutb 01 HD Electra Glide ClaBsic, to many extras to lisi. Over $25,000 invested, asking ' - - . : : ; $15,000.446-8124 r 14 Ms. · Thurman • 8I •Q91 54 • 95 • QJ 9 3 t lO 3 • A lO 7 6 I . 52 Rumor, pomap1 53 Peler 13 s......,~a EaSt • AKa •Com~ J AND M ELECTRICAL 49 About to lall tnolody • 10 2 tAQJ814 Z .• K Remodeling ·Hours 48 Funct1on 11 Diva's -..e Nortll • J 6 3 . ~----~. r~4~ Houaing Qpponunny. This - - - - - - institution is . an Equal Nice & Clean tbdr. 1-Mauve. 1-0aisy Blue, condtion, 1 11C18 lot. $40() Opportunity Provider and Efficiency ctoee 10 Hosp~al Mother at the Bride Dresses. month, No l,.ide Pets, E~. Ref Oep No Pets 304- worn once. new cond~on. ' - References 304-895-3568 18·20 304-882-2494 or 304-59~70 CONVENIENTL'I' LOCAT- _s7_s._5_162 _ _ _ __ Big Sale! 3 pt. Rotor Tillers ED & AFFORDABLE! Nice quiet ZBR apt. and 2BA 1998 lnlerttlerm gas furnace 4 ', 5',.6' & Tplows and disc. 3BA, 2 bath near Rio Townhou&e apartments, house. References & ancl air conditioner. S500. Jims Farm Equipment 740Grande $475 mo. (water and'or small houses FOR deposit required. No Pets. 740-388-9644 446-9m lnct) $450 dop. ll!klng appll - RENT. Call (700)441 -1111 caliono. Cail44 1·n98 for applicatlon & Information. 44tH 271 or 709-1657 Hot Tub I Swim Spa Outlet EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER BUILT, VALLEY Tara Townhouse $1000 off. Huge selection. HORSE / LIVE STOCK Apartments IJe<y S . New Styk>s. Frae Delivery. TRAILERS, LOAD MAX 2 Be<ln:oo.;,, CIA:~~ Top Oueity. 606-929-5655 EQUI PMENT TRAILERS, !lath, Aduft P00 & Baby JET CARGO EXPRESS & Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. AERATtON MOTORS :::::==--.- - - ' I ,..,.,..u"'''""""' . ,) 29670 Buhan Road Racine, Olio . S,ri"' . (' ' llln-. IMifn9 drcuH ! ~I ' 41 Soda loun- , 8 Rocing p;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._., HUBBARDS An1wer to Pr.vJoue Puzde llghla10lng 41 Funny . 'tion wl 13 mos WWIIIll)i, aiAo. air, AOIIi, , _ - · NEW N1D IIIIEil STU( , _ 811r1 .$21 ,IIIlO. Call (hyph.) 40 Vet polient 1 Youngater 4 Go Alder , _ in $3950, 740-379-2748 ge 01 ~ 05 A<ura Tl4dr..Exc. fXlldo 8742 ~C!- ~ Phillip ,0, 6679 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Alll'lll • JUR!WJ< ·• x4 3738 The Daily Sentinel• Page 85 . I - · riO stop furnished apartment, '"llltles Awrrue Gal~ls Dh 7408788 paid, deP,ooil & relrmlflOOS, «6-7444 4 no pets, (700)992.0165 CKC w~ . Moving Sale. 6 piece Bd. .,,. ,~-~ ...,...... ... Wbte FoR Su..E IAidcteport, N 3rd Ave., 1 tor. Room Su~e $200. L . - Terriers (Westies) tst shots, L.--liiiotiiliiiiloo_.l 992-5776 furnished ~partment, no Sofa & W... seat $350. Colt ~R~to7! 04 CNwy SiNoredo 9horl pets, depos~ & references, 740-388-8245111 bed, 4•4. kola ot ema add ' - - . . . . ; 388 9153 ons, in paofod ohepo, on~ (740)992.0165 =::2:: MN'l<lJ .wro; 32500 mlles. $12,800. 304Modern 1 BR Apt. Call 448. u -.. · - $460, Jbr, S540 month,...,. Depooit plus · electnc. wa sher, dryer 2Br at Jotmoons Mobile ~. No Pots. 30«74· Home Pill<. Cal -.2003 0023 or 30«tCl-On6 2br, WID up, 2 m1eo B Ap1L II Jod<o!>n ffom - · 2 mle& ffom - · 52 Westwood $365 S560 town, no poll. $3501ront. llrhle, ffom to . 740-3711-!1382 74().4.46-2568. Equal www.mydallysentlnel.com Racine, Ohio 740-247-2011 o...,., Jon Van Meter & PaulA- cell: 740-41H047 enllll: ·- But Joinlri Boal!e.ofVero Beach, ~rwtt>I~T CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebnrt' Ciptler ~ns •e Cfealec trnnl qld&lon! boj lamous people. plst and pesect. Each ISler ~ 1M cmer bids ltJr Wither . Tooay'sd!.o: l01UBOW ' "EXU ZDYY ESRWXE KU ED ZDMU Fla., sOieoled tile heortldng. Now ""' j " P8ltnot: thoult:l have o91lled . UMUYNCDVN, CRE ,EXU ZSIE DAUi P ~ with tile nino, but he ci108e tile ZU.SYAUV ED ZDMU LUYU EXU four. West caahed ""' club .... East r~~coo TO m~t · · C~Ke. &.1> AAt> unhelpfully ploylng tile three. . ~ -look1hehoort ... and fll¥d hoort, 110 tile - tile.filii I 0 1dt:lcs lor down eixl tt is not often that an opet1ng lead can ma1re a -~~oce oliO tricb. · Middleport American Legion $60 Buy-In - Last Buy-In at 7:30 pm NO EXCEPTIONS! G · IODYEILYPEUYI . " - SZMPA VSYB PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'tt is' ll\e you111 who must 1rl\eril the trii>Jatioo, tile sorrow .. .1hal. arell\e altermath of war · · Hertert C. Hoover lOll Ulll Astro- Graph_ .,... • ., so: Tuoodoy, June 10, 211118 Byllomice- o.ot REACH 3COUNTIES If you should have to auume heavier responSibilities and 'NOt'k hacder than usual in the year ahead, don't consider it a negative deYelopment. II will provide the opportunity to achtew larger rewards than usual as well. GE~INI (May 21 .June 20)- Sometimei H&H Guttering our greatest rewards come a~ut because we are helpful to others rather Seamless Gutters Roofin9, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded than gratifying selfish objectives. Give love and compasston a chance to 'NO!il , and VOU'I see this for ytourselt."" CANCER (June 21..July 22) - Should something disruptive occur between you 740-653-9657 vou 4nd your mate, can minimize Its negative influences and smooth things over by being tolerant and indulgent. It'll be worth it. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - It'll not only prove wiser but even more profitable to stay In your bailiwick; don't get invotved in •nother'& tnancial affairs over wtlich you'll honestly haw no control. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Keep OUI· aide influences out of IIOiatile matters that are strictly between you and your mate. Kibitzelli who take sides could try to put out the tire with gasoline• 'REDIINOANT? Tllt:RE'S REPUNOAN'f.. \ I0" hanging Baskets ' PIKe YOIII' Clmid Ad In Wednesday's Tn'bun~ PoiBt Pleasant Register or &diy Sentinel, AIMllt WI Run ~or FREE In The Markelplace! · ' $7.75 4'' Geraniums .60it: Bedding Plants 48 per flat $6.00 Vegetable plants $2.50 per dOzen Hn M-F 1:30 - 5:()0 Sat. 8:30-4:30 Sun. 1-5 ........... PSI CONSTRUCTION .4,FTEl! FIFTEEN Mli'VTES, rLL Ed's G.-houses Noble Summit Rd. EITH£1! BLACK OUT 1)1-'NS\\R Middleport, OH J&L Consti'Uction • Vln11 Siding LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Be the one who manages difiruptions: don't let them manage you. It might be easier to stick to an agenda H you flow with event5 rather than figtrting all the little unforeseen things 1hat pop up. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOY. 22) - Make requests of others rather than demands, and you'll find them moril likely to support your imerests. If you cross this fragile ltne, you aren't llkety to 99t any bacK- up. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc. 21) - How you nancM troub6esome d81ialopments win spell.the diffetenoe between sucoess and failure. H you get uptight, you'nt more likely to react impulsively .00 screw things up. CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. 19) - Slay 911 course riather than allow problematical situations to maM sudden changes Of ac:ljustnle;nts that would depri¥8 you of . tho IMUitalnltiaUy III'IVillionod. . AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb, 19) - Behelpfullo oilers becau&e you ooutd be quite effecti..,. in managing things tor them; the only tD:ception Is When money is inwived. H !hoy 1\Md monoy, let thorn CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION ·~11 ·Wioldowa ••Declta Auuf"•• -ol-. •GM!gaa • Pole a. ll"nga • Room Addlllotla PISCES (Feb. 20-tolorr:h 20) - Bo ,.,_ fut WhOm you o'f*liolly •• -~~ bolng jomocf at the hi!> an indMdual who is as lndepeltdent and inciMdualistic .. you .,.., ARIES (Ma""' 21 -Aj>ril 19) . .~ who 111'1011 directt';' ln\IOiwd out of at . - time. becauN. dhough othono """' , _ woli, thor po-. ow..: "-'- Kiln n I 742-2332 FerR...,.d~'~"'I ... Newls-1 your .n.n '' 1 c.u: MARCUM CONSTRucnON -gum up the ...... ~ you. You~ do belt wt.n"operatlng alonl. • Room Additions • Garages • Vmyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's; Porches and Dclcb - you mlgiO .... 10 bo m.tllr. ~CMDI ~ Cl'llllr. H ·wow ,.. ,.,ibii ·1a w toWMy anc1 tolr.ID lioll - 47239 Riebel Road, Loac Bonilat, 011 · IOUP10NUTZ 740-9854141 - Cell; 740-416-1834 ZS+,..,.~FrwE the- 1lloi.IAUS (llpril 20-May 20) - Should I tnltundemilndlng •riM •mong your ' Advertise in this space for $64 per IUOnlh I. - ' ~ HE WT R I' I ,. 0 B YT 0 " ~ Gramps always told me dial ~ it's not wh<l you are lhat bolds ,.-~~-:-:-~:-:-..., you back, it's wba you lbiDk I j I I' I -' ' I .I, I . e R0 MI E M I 1 @ PRINT NUMBERED . lETTERS IN SQUARES Contp.lott "'· c:touckla quolod by flllin; in 1he mlsln; -.k I'OU dt:VOlap from !ilt> N<o. 3 bolcort. l l 4 fl I' I' ,. l SCR,t,Mi£TS ANSWERS 616101 UpbiU - Essay .- l..ab:b - luUJe - GET 1he PUSH My collels- ......, ups« that a new employee R<>Ci>ed a protll(ltion. I dtink 1hat sooner or later someone wid! pull will GET'Ihe PUSH. ARLO & JANIS 1 , �., Monday, June 9, 2001 11r-. tot..,..-. Ellm View Apartments A-.s I 2&3BA ..... $385 •-up, 2-3 :10 ~ _ _ -$42511'1011111+$dl 1279 ooc:uno,. - po011 & corpo1. r ~ 3 --., House in and CIA, WID · Hoolwp, Tenant IUR "'"'' Sy<acuoo. $500/month + Pll'l - · EHO ...,... Mud App. No - · 1 and 2 bedroom apart· (304)882-3017 (304)675-5332 Aeeheucts menta. furnished and unfur740-5111.Q265 niohed, and houaos In Go-.. u.tng 1 end 2 . Pomeroy and Middleport, llodroom Apls. at Village 3BA, 1 112 b a t h , - sewrilydrrpooltrequlrad,no Manr.-.ndRiw-Apls.in family and laun- pe1s, 740-992-2216. Mlddlepor1, ·from. $327 1o dry room, located near $592. 740-992-5064. Equal Holzw, $600/Nnt • utlfifios 1BR AI>!. WID hoolwps, Ho~Jsinij()pf>orturity. and dapoeit. 740-44~~1459 satellite TV lncl w/rent, 4BR 2 balha 01 91 Cedar'S! dolO lo hoopllal. Cal 740- Immaculate 2 bedroom -~ apartmem New carpet & $6 50, 5650· 339-00112 par "~"" + oebl.- freshly 'Med & 2 dopoolt. Rolononoes req. bodroono apar1mont lor deoorat~ WID paohookup. 740-388-1100 """ll lA~ 00 pets, ' · · (7001992_5856 Beautiful country setting, l.Jg. ranch atyte, Sbr, 3 fuU Only 10 minutes from tCNm. baths, 1 112 bath w!laundry . 212 3rd Ave. 3 I"DDOT1& aild Must see to appreciate: room. 2 car gar.. """""'· bath. ' " ' " -· no """'· $400/mo. (614)595-ma or pool. all etec. CIA, Rent+ Oep. 740-44Hl245 Hl00-798-4686, (740)645SHlOOirelt $1orotdep. Call 2BR apt CIA 740-446-3481 · 194 · · ·I. CMolu JURibM · Ibm; (700) «<1• 5953 . M~eport. ~St .. 2 br. 0 2br, TwlnR..,reT.--lsao::opt· Moving · sa~e 2 lng opptiCatlons lor waJtlng -~~·Home Playhoulo ACROSS 11" 1or Hud·- o d, 1-or $300, eountrt o;ntng Room oo Chevy I..,., 4dr, ve. apartment the Set .,4 chak$ & Hutch .,.. auto. N;. ·remotes. loaded. elderly/disabled, cad 675- country croom & oak S600, Midlell,., 1061<, good flfllll a • r wl2- Kilchorl - · 1oove m red ti100- ~ .....,, ISl8el-. Pipe-~ 740- ConaN, Anilfe, -446-4141 or 740-605-7249 _ ClloMol, Flat Bor, Steel - - - - - - - Grating For · Dran, 2001 VoM)-..orygoodoond., Camp siteS lor rent, wl1ul ~ & 'Nalt:WG)S. L&l fully .loaded. wlsunroof, hool<-up & utitniee paid, Scn!p 11e1a1s Dpon Yondoy, leather inlor., 94,000 mlos close to rhler, (700)992· Tu-"- Wodr~ & $9,500 :J04.67S.1509 · .5956 -•· ·rlO llolJsf.BJu> . GolDs , · Fr\dav. 6am-4:30pm. Cloaed Police tmpoundsl Cali from Thursday, Saluroay & c ........ Sur,day. 1740)44&-7300 $5001, Hondaa, ·~·r•. Jeeps. Forde. & morel for Ir: _ PElS - SAu; 'I~sttngs . . rs 1101).020-487tlex V435 2~12 dodc;ed _ shots. 74 o-388• Eastern 'l'lllos SAu; . Berber Carpet $5.9S yerd CKC Min-Pin 2 blkllan $40.00 & up, folollohan males ..,. C10flf)ed • tails Carpet GREENHOUSE Syracuse, Ohio For I IUR 86 ford · truat, runs good, 100 949-2510 Nowope!tfiw Specials 10 in ..Boston FernS Now$5.00 While !hey last, over 2000 to choose from . Flowering.!< Foliage Baskets, Bedding & Vegetable.f1;ots 4 in. foliage pol Shrubs & Azaleas Open M-S 9-5 Closed Sunday r. ~ ~~~~rth.ji;t;;;n;;;;j 3 beGOOilt. 21:Mth, ExCellent :'..los""' in;;;~ 576-2000 · ·· .Lease Plus Repaired, New & Rebui!! In H 0 M E S T E A D E R Security Deposit Required. Stock. Call Ron E\18ns, 1- CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILE RS. B+W GOOSE(740):l87-Q547. 800-537-9526 NECK HITCHES. CARMICHAEL EQUIPMENT /C ARMICHAEL TR41LERS SALES & SERVICE. SPECIAL 20FT GOOSENECK FLATBED . No Caring Pet. Cremations GVC Pets, -:-,• r r;•_ · .sn1 7404tt-2217 ....... ..... ~ i:OO AM • 8:00 PM •Newttames •Garaps West • 9 52 Ml 112·1171 • 85 H1o4/1 mo. pd ' Herb Elliott EIKtridan Certlllod Ia OB Oblo Cerdll<811oa 1148'74 South I NT Phoite: 740-742-1133 • .laoulal All pass· 3 NT to Caesar 5 Galleon · cargo numero memo 8 Moon 9 40 More winsome 41St~ one 42 Sale dlaclaimer ~2-.) bean 25 SlcMy 43 Sediment 28 StHI·IIfe subjee1 30Gen11e 51 OVertime reason 45 Hu 1 ,.,.,. 46. Clup mother 47 lib wo111u 27 Womttnller 50 Sonnet .ldn 7 lmprove- ~slnau~o : 39 Ccopacetlc Bettnoprou1s enqller 28 eou.ln's 6 Famoo1 ' Kong" . 34 Mlrllteo 35 Combat - lor two 24 38 NewiC rt.r · - ,......,. ~ .. nursemaid 32 loop tnllno 34 Wl1h Icing lor ..... to1JWogo loldl aild playa, bu1 i . , hopilg thai toey wll be lnRuctive. Ant. Jhoui1t, a -IIDfy.look oniy 1o- tll-lrtJql. What would Y'lP 110-ltUn)p has tile adWtntage ol ftoquency. 'tW picl< up 12-14 jxoinls mono lhan 1'Mce as often as' 15-17 • points:. 20.6' porcent to 1U.1 peroeni.' ,...;......,.----- ~And when tile opener ~ !orced to ti1d one club with only ttvee t:lubo, he has a1 • ' The - BARNEY (7 WHAR'fA GOIN·', "MAW ? • 1 least 15 PQI1ts.) Hare, fhoo91, Soulh '¥auld 'lB"" toeon - to lmlglne 1181 he toe1c1 llix 8fJIIdes and apantod one 1997 Jet Sid Polaris 700 2 sellter, wltrailer, Aweeome condition and fast $2,200 30«74-8883 RV Service st Carmichael . one- • tile West "*'<!.\bur ~-hint! 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GUM'I gilt 54 Foundry 15 like tin 17 Doze Soutb 01 HD Electra Glide ClaBsic, to many extras to lisi. Over $25,000 invested, asking ' - - . : : ; $15,000.446-8124 r 14 Ms. · Thurman • 8I •Q91 54 • 95 • QJ 9 3 t lO 3 • A lO 7 6 I . 52 Rumor, pomap1 53 Peler 13 s......,~a EaSt • AKa •Com~ J AND M ELECTRICAL 49 About to lall tnolody • 10 2 tAQJ814 Z .• K Remodeling ·Hours 48 Funct1on 11 Diva's -..e Nortll • J 6 3 . ~----~. r~4~ Houaing Qpponunny. This - - - - - - institution is . an Equal Nice & Clean tbdr. 1-Mauve. 1-0aisy Blue, condtion, 1 11C18 lot. $40() Opportunity Provider and Efficiency ctoee 10 Hosp~al Mother at the Bride Dresses. month, No l,.ide Pets, E~. Ref Oep No Pets 304- worn once. new cond~on. ' - References 304-895-3568 18·20 304-882-2494 or 304-59~70 CONVENIENTL'I' LOCAT- _s7_s._5_162 _ _ _ __ Big Sale! 3 pt. Rotor Tillers ED & AFFORDABLE! Nice quiet ZBR apt. and 2BA 1998 lnlerttlerm gas furnace 4 ', 5',.6' & Tplows and disc. 3BA, 2 bath near Rio Townhou&e apartments, house. References & ancl air conditioner. S500. Jims Farm Equipment 740Grande $475 mo. (water and'or small houses FOR deposit required. No Pets. 740-388-9644 446-9m lnct) $450 dop. ll!klng appll - RENT. Call (700)441 -1111 caliono. Cail44 1·n98 for applicatlon & Information. 44tH 271 or 709-1657 Hot Tub I Swim Spa Outlet EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER BUILT, VALLEY Tara Townhouse $1000 off. Huge selection. HORSE / LIVE STOCK Apartments IJe<y S . New Styk>s. Frae Delivery. TRAILERS, LOAD MAX 2 Be<ln:oo.;,, CIA:~~ Top Oueity. 606-929-5655 EQUI PMENT TRAILERS, !lath, Aduft P00 & Baby JET CARGO EXPRESS & Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. AERATtON MOTORS :::::==--.- - - ' I ,..,.,..u"'''""""' . ,) 29670 Buhan Road Racine, Olio . S,ri"' . (' ' llln-. IMifn9 drcuH ! ~I ' 41 Soda loun- , 8 Rocing p;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._., HUBBARDS An1wer to Pr.vJoue Puzde llghla10lng 41 Funny . 'tion wl 13 mos WWIIIll)i, aiAo. air, AOIIi, , _ - · NEW N1D IIIIEil STU( , _ 811r1 .$21 ,IIIlO. Call (hyph.) 40 Vet polient 1 Youngater 4 Go Alder , _ in $3950, 740-379-2748 ge 01 ~ 05 A<ura Tl4dr..Exc. fXlldo 8742 ~C!- ~ Phillip ,0, 6679 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Alll'lll • JUR!WJ< ·• x4 3738 The Daily Sentinel• Page 85 . I - · riO stop furnished apartment, '"llltles Awrrue Gal~ls Dh 7408788 paid, deP,ooil & relrmlflOOS, «6-7444 4 no pets, (700)992.0165 CKC w~ . Moving Sale. 6 piece Bd. .,,. ,~-~ ...,...... ... Wbte FoR Su..E IAidcteport, N 3rd Ave., 1 tor. Room Su~e $200. L . - Terriers (Westies) tst shots, L.--liiiotiiliiiiloo_.l 992-5776 furnished ~partment, no Sofa & W... seat $350. Colt ~R~to7! 04 CNwy SiNoredo 9horl pets, depos~ & references, 740-388-8245111 bed, 4•4. kola ot ema add ' - - . . . . ; 388 9153 ons, in paofod ohepo, on~ (740)992.0165 =::2:: MN'l<lJ .wro; 32500 mlles. $12,800. 304Modern 1 BR Apt. Call 448. u -.. · - $460, Jbr, S540 month,...,. Depooit plus · electnc. wa sher, dryer 2Br at Jotmoons Mobile ~. No Pots. 30«74· Home Pill<. Cal -.2003 0023 or 30«tCl-On6 2br, WID up, 2 m1eo B Ap1L II Jod<o!>n ffom - · 2 mle& ffom - · 52 Westwood $365 S560 town, no poll. $3501ront. llrhle, ffom to . 740-3711-!1382 74().4.46-2568. Equal www.mydallysentlnel.com Racine, Ohio 740-247-2011 o...,., Jon Van Meter & PaulA- cell: 740-41H047 enllll: ·- But Joinlri Boal!e.ofVero Beach, ~rwtt>I~T CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebnrt' Ciptler ~ns •e Cfealec trnnl qld&lon! boj lamous people. plst and pesect. Each ISler ~ 1M cmer bids ltJr Wither . Tooay'sd!.o: l01UBOW ' "EXU ZDYY ESRWXE KU ED ZDMU Fla., sOieoled tile heortldng. Now ""' j " P8ltnot: thoult:l have o91lled . UMUYNCDVN, CRE ,EXU ZSIE DAUi P ~ with tile nino, but he ci108e tile ZU.SYAUV ED ZDMU LUYU EXU four. West caahed ""' club .... East r~~coo TO m~t · · C~Ke. &.1> AAt> unhelpfully ploylng tile three. . ~ -look1hehoort ... and fll¥d hoort, 110 tile - tile.filii I 0 1dt:lcs lor down eixl tt is not often that an opet1ng lead can ma1re a -~~oce oliO tricb. · Middleport American Legion $60 Buy-In - Last Buy-In at 7:30 pm NO EXCEPTIONS! G · IODYEILYPEUYI . " - SZMPA VSYB PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'tt is' ll\e you111 who must 1rl\eril the trii>Jatioo, tile sorrow .. .1hal. arell\e altermath of war · · Hertert C. Hoover lOll Ulll Astro- Graph_ .,... • ., so: Tuoodoy, June 10, 211118 Byllomice- o.ot REACH 3COUNTIES If you should have to auume heavier responSibilities and 'NOt'k hacder than usual in the year ahead, don't consider it a negative deYelopment. II will provide the opportunity to achtew larger rewards than usual as well. GE~INI (May 21 .June 20)- Sometimei H&H Guttering our greatest rewards come a~ut because we are helpful to others rather Seamless Gutters Roofin9, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded than gratifying selfish objectives. Give love and compasston a chance to 'NO!il , and VOU'I see this for ytourselt."" CANCER (June 21..July 22) - Should something disruptive occur between you 740-653-9657 vou 4nd your mate, can minimize Its negative influences and smooth things over by being tolerant and indulgent. It'll be worth it. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - It'll not only prove wiser but even more profitable to stay In your bailiwick; don't get invotved in •nother'& tnancial affairs over wtlich you'll honestly haw no control. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Keep OUI· aide influences out of IIOiatile matters that are strictly between you and your mate. Kibitzelli who take sides could try to put out the tire with gasoline• 'REDIINOANT? Tllt:RE'S REPUNOAN'f.. \ I0" hanging Baskets ' PIKe YOIII' Clmid Ad In Wednesday's Tn'bun~ PoiBt Pleasant Register or &diy Sentinel, AIMllt WI Run ~or FREE In The Markelplace! · ' $7.75 4'' Geraniums .60it: Bedding Plants 48 per flat $6.00 Vegetable plants $2.50 per dOzen Hn M-F 1:30 - 5:()0 Sat. 8:30-4:30 Sun. 1-5 ........... PSI CONSTRUCTION .4,FTEl! FIFTEEN Mli'VTES, rLL Ed's G.-houses Noble Summit Rd. EITH£1! BLACK OUT 1)1-'NS\\R Middleport, OH J&L Consti'Uction • Vln11 Siding LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Be the one who manages difiruptions: don't let them manage you. It might be easier to stick to an agenda H you flow with event5 rather than figtrting all the little unforeseen things 1hat pop up. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOY. 22) - Make requests of others rather than demands, and you'll find them moril likely to support your imerests. If you cross this fragile ltne, you aren't llkety to 99t any bacK- up. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Doc. 21) - How you nancM troub6esome d81ialopments win spell.the diffetenoe between sucoess and failure. H you get uptight, you'nt more likely to react impulsively .00 screw things up. CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. 19) - Slay 911 course riather than allow problematical situations to maM sudden changes Of ac:ljustnle;nts that would depri¥8 you of . tho IMUitalnltiaUy III'IVillionod. . AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb, 19) - Behelpfullo oilers becau&e you ooutd be quite effecti..,. in managing things tor them; the only tD:ception Is When money is inwived. H !hoy 1\Md monoy, let thorn CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION ·~11 ·Wioldowa ••Declta Auuf"•• -ol-. •GM!gaa • Pole a. ll"nga • Room Addlllotla PISCES (Feb. 20-tolorr:h 20) - Bo ,.,_ fut WhOm you o'f*liolly •• -~~ bolng jomocf at the hi!> an indMdual who is as lndepeltdent and inciMdualistic .. you .,.., ARIES (Ma""' 21 -Aj>ril 19) . .~ who 111'1011 directt';' ln\IOiwd out of at . - time. becauN. dhough othono """' , _ woli, thor po-. ow..: "-'- Kiln n I 742-2332 FerR...,.d~'~"'I ... Newls-1 your .n.n '' 1 c.u: MARCUM CONSTRucnON -gum up the ...... ~ you. You~ do belt wt.n"operatlng alonl. • Room Additions • Garages • Vmyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's; Porches and Dclcb - you mlgiO .... 10 bo m.tllr. ~CMDI ~ Cl'llllr. H ·wow ,.. ,.,ibii ·1a w toWMy anc1 tolr.ID lioll - 47239 Riebel Road, Loac Bonilat, 011 · IOUP10NUTZ 740-9854141 - Cell; 740-416-1834 ZS+,..,.~FrwE the- 1lloi.IAUS (llpril 20-May 20) - Should I tnltundemilndlng •riM •mong your ' Advertise in this space for $64 per IUOnlh I. - ' ~ HE WT R I' I ,. 0 B YT 0 " ~ Gramps always told me dial ~ it's not wh<l you are lhat bolds ,.-~~-:-:-~:-:-..., you back, it's wba you lbiDk I j I I' I -' ' I .I, I . e R0 MI E M I 1 @ PRINT NUMBERED . lETTERS IN SQUARES Contp.lott "'· c:touckla quolod by flllin; in 1he mlsln; -.k I'OU dt:VOlap from !ilt> N<o. 3 bolcort. l l 4 fl I' I' ,. l SCR,t,Mi£TS ANSWERS 616101 UpbiU - Essay .- l..ab:b - luUJe - GET 1he PUSH My collels- ......, ups« that a new employee R<>Ci>ed a protll(ltion. I dtink 1hat sooner or later someone wid! pull will GET'Ihe PUSH. ARLO & JANIS 1 , �Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel fMi i IRIERgl fOIM 'iM*Wt" $p£CW Monday, June 9, 2008 www.mydailysentinelcom jjMR!§MRf fW\R FOR ffE 'M8D RESEfM MQitARY EXI:HANGif M MRHA@ !IL CN®H 00 44109 .free giveaway of last New law ' God We TIUSI'' Soon to be eliminated Presidential Dollar Coins edge engraved with "In God We Trust" Free to aU·those who order highly sought after Vault Tubes for just $32 ' Lee donates to PVH r ehabilitation, A 6 Students visit Washington, D.C., A3 • ' • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio , By SHAWN OYLER UNIVERSAL MEDIA SY NDICATE (UMS) . - Starting at precisely 7:46 a.m. today, some of the last Presidential Coirui minted with "In GOd V{e Trust• engraved on the edge by the U.S. Government are being banded out Cree to the public. Readers are getting all six of the existing coins Cree with each complete set of six edge engraved vault tubes they claim. · So, who's to thank for this massive giveaway etrort? Well, it's not the government. It's the privately held World Reserve .Monetary Exchange. . The U.S. Government barely· got started minting these PresidentW coins with "In God We Trust" on the edge when federal law· aigned by the President required immediate preparation to remove "In God We Truat• from the edge. · The first six Presidents that were minted in limited quantity are now out of production and there will never be any more. · These were the fJrSt circulating United States coins with edge markiilgs since the legendary St. Gaudens Doubll! Eagle and with the new law, they are likely to be wortb even more than the three doU.rs Tbe Otnc/111 Red Bot)k: ~ Guide t9 Ullilld St.t11 Coias already says each coin is w:orlb. And we'll even give you the direct Hotline to call so you can be among the first to get yours free right now. ' Almost immediately after this bill became law, coins wltb "In God We Truat• began being snatched up by those in tbe knbw. Now these golden Presidential Dollars are harder to fmd than ever. "It's a miracle we even have theae coins; : said Robert Castaldo, Executive Director of : the•World Reserve Monetary Exchange, "it took the full power and resources or this privately held organization to secure tbls hoard, and now we're handing them over to aU who cover the cost or the valuable Cljatal-clear : Vault Tubes." : People everywhere will be trying to get : their hands on the last or these magnificent : stacks of coins that Btill. have "In God We Trust" the edge. But only those who get in before the 2~y deadline are being hand. ed one .of the remaining brand new never.. circulated Presldential Dollar ~ free with ; every single '32 sealed vault tube. : The World Reserve is coping with the · explosion of caDs• .So, don't give up calling if you don't get tbrougb the fJrSt time. Keep on trying. 1'7 . :; o (I"\ IS • \ ol. :;-. \o . :!:.!H _• Griffey hils No. 6®· · . SeePageBl - . ~ \\\\1\. l!l)d"il)~"nlincl.cnm male wearing a red baseball cap, dark: shirt, blue jeans and a blue bandana over his face entered the hoitse and confronted the men. 1be man then struck a 24- · year-old male in the head with a gun before shooting Roush. "The assault victim refused medical treatment · while at the scene, but went to the hospital Sunday morning to be checked out. Starcher said the suspect fled the scene in a white Dodj:e Shadow or Dodge . .Spint and may have iJ!len traveling to Obio toward the members of the West Virginia Slate Medical Columbus area. The crime appears to Examiner's office, who have been drug-related, transported Roush's body td Charleston for an autopsy. Starcher said. Troopers are continuing Officials with the Meigs County Sberiff's Department their investigation of the. and the Columbus office of alleged homicide. Wootton the Federal Bureau of is the lead investigator and Investigation are assisting in is being assisted by the manhunt, he added Starcher, Cpl. C.K. Zerkle Members of the West and Cpl. K.M. Gilley. Anyone with information Vuginia State Police crime scene team were on the about the case is asked to scene for severid . hours call the Mason County Sunday to .collect eVidence. Detachment .at (304) 675Also on. the scene were 0850. Monday 0BITUARIFS ·· • mo-.-.-,Jng : PageAS . • Michael E. Pauley, 58 • Christopher Roush, 29 Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEI..COM POMEROY - A coal barge that sank in the Ohio River near Middleport last week was expected to be removed from the river late · • N'-N:A.. pol: Debt .Monday. according to th~ luti ..,._. hnttu tnn. U.S. Coast Guard. r-· -:::;-,1..,...., . "nulpment necessary t<f see.Pale KJ· ' s~ge the barge and . • Was Mom an remove the coal it carried parent? arrived at the site of the inadequate sinking on Sunday evening, See Pale A3 and crews arrived yesterday · • Bradford Bible morning to begin work, school set for next according to Lt. Herbert week. See A3 Lumpp, the Coast Guard's press spokesman. • Extension Selvioe · Commercial river traffic offers food pt9SeMltion was restored Friday evening A3 -earlier than was expected Clwtene~ tipS. See when the barge was • Fanners: Plant removed from the river's A Union Avenue, Pomeroy, house and two vehicles parted nearby were heav!IY damage~ when a tree. fetl on the property eany Sunday moming. The house is .owned by John Bl~e .. Wendy Smith who res~s there sa1d the tree carne seeds for your wori<ers' navigational channel, through the roof into the kitchen and bedroom area . naiTo~ly mtsstng the bed where her children slept. · -...- See A3 · according to Lumpp. letiremem. • _. · Authorities had halted traf. • Ollioer deaJed of fie on a three- IDile stretch of mt.1t1er charges is the Ohio River after the INSIDE • GOING, GONE: You are looking at the the edge engraved •1n God We Trust" Golden Presidential dollar coins ever minted because the new federal law prohibits them from ever being minted again. But now all those who beat the 48 hour deadline and claim ttle -set-of six Presidential Vault Tubes will get the first six Presi~ential Dollar coins and the silver vault box free . separate heavy vault boxes. Only those lucky enough to get in on this 110111" can be among the first to be automatically taken care of with aD of the new Presidential Program DoUars to ever be minted over the ten years," explained Castaldd. . 1be Presldentlal I)ollars are already .hard to ftnd beca&•aelocal banks dm't btwe them aD and colkictors are snatching them up. Banks will not bonor requests for the free coins. And banks will never have these crystalclear sealed vault tubes of the nevercirculated coins that sbow off the rarely seen edge~markings. Claims for these free coins which are In never-circulated condition are oDly being honored by the World Reserve for the. next two days and oDly for those who beat the deadline for the sealed aeo DeW!'oo ad, ..... into two ' , ct•· . be~ I I :.!OOH Barge _ removal. 0 ~ Police. Around I 0:30p.m. Saturday, Trooper CLIFI'ON, W,Va. ·Troopers are continuin'g. their search for an unknown A . D . male who entered a Clifton Wootton was dishome. and shot and killed a man over the weekend. patched to OJtistOpber Ray Roush, 29, 390 Ann St. for a of Clifton; was jlronounced deaf at the scerie after be was man who had been shot ·'?r an .. unknown man. fatally ru;cording to Sgt. E.B. Stan:her, COIIIil13lldei of the . shot and another man who Mason County Detachment had beeo ·assaulted. Stilreher of the West V"&rginia State said it appeared that a white .00. : ..... tpeet.,;r ('* 10. SPORTS . "We reaDy jumped through hoops to · set up special Hotlinee in three Regional Distribution Zones in an effort to maintain .: order across the country. We feared the flood :.of caUs could bring us to our knees but we are :now equipped to handle evayoue who is try: ing to get through to get the last or our vault . tubes; said Calitaldo. : All this is happening becauae the World : Reserve has ri!vealOO it will releaae the last or vault tubes. • Jll8t look at tbat stack or coins. When : its secretly located hoard or$20 million worth · of never-circulated Presidential Coins in Americans get their hands on those, they : sealed vault tubes in an etrort to prevent them are really going to dQ a double take; : from ever being introduced into aimCastaldo said. So find your . zone on the : merce. It's the best way to preaene .: their collector value as nevermap below and make yoor . circulated cOins. . claim foro tbele special historic "'n God We "This is what everyone Trust" · :wants but so few will actu-· difil arDollars Pr "&uUal · ally bave. So many will be · Jeft out in the cold or witb beiJre they're gone ordinary circulated coins futei'l!!'- • · if they can even fmd them in their bank change. That's why we are so widely advertising our plans to give away some or the soon to be eliminated never. circulated Presidential Coinll • witb "In God We Trust~ on the • edge free; said Castaldo. Those who do beat the order deadline will get one of the last Pt Hetd I@ Dollar Coins tb8t ·still have •1n God We . Trust" an the edge free 10 tbey can bendlr : it, sbow it off and still keep the valuable vault : tube sealed and pet CectJy iutlct. Tbe u.s. Governmeat Ia required to mint eacb President with a 11i1J81e Pr 11 4 lei $1 Coin, with a dillisem PI u..t ...-ring about every ninety daya. Tblt'a wiQr : ewryone is still trying to~ the ... rl.ta' : Presidential dolllr coinl - tlud; pd.;J. . : bas belin abut olf. - Altbougb Federal law J«jiihet "'n God We Tru.t• to be IWWiied fNm tbe eclee d tbe coin, there will-still be • <1oklen PI L 'hi . Dollar minted lOr~ UA PI 1ri¥ "To booor each PI 1 d k" tllfJ'e wiD .iiiO be lilrty Raled vault tubef_ID .... eiCb COli. tainjng tftM! Dellt!l'-drcuWed PI · rlprful Coina. That's 480 ooinL But dh the forty free coinl eva1boq Ia • Uiag, it be- : circulated coinl ll I SIJ \) .. ll ""\1. a_. a..,.. cdedbacktoduty. r'za•-•• ... AS • JACKPOT: These two massive vault boxes contain tlroe sealed vault tubes for ~ ,J:Qmp~ collection of forty Presidential Dollars, 480 coins.in all. Values fluct1.1ate, bu:t just thirik if you bad saved 2 silver vault boxes 1ike th~ ones shown above of uncirculated Eisenhower llollars from 1974. They would now have an astonishing increase in value of 500% according to tile 62nd edition Qf The Official Red Book. It's a real steal at just '32 each for these crystal·clear sealed vault tubes that show off 1he rarely seen edge markings and protect tile coin's never-circulated value.· · Pomeroy to tighten spending • rems WFATIIER BY TtM HUBER "that raised a flag for ammonium perfluoroocus," plant manager Bill tanoate . commonly · Hopkins said. DuPont has referred to as C8 -to make since found I g. more the nonstick product Teflon instances of elnployees with at Washington Works. carcinoid tumors across the C8 releases from the plant country, including five more resulted in a class-action at Washington Works. The lawsuit that claimed the cancer cases date back to chemical contaminated si.x the 1980s and include cur- Ohio Valley water districts. rent and retired employees. Scientists researching Was~gton Works, how- whether C8 poses a health ever, 1s. the only DuPont risk are conducting I 0 studplant w1th enough cases to ies to follow up on health warrant further study, screening of residents Symons Said. , . involved in the lawsuit. 1be plant bas a sign!ficant Hopkins said there's no public health h&story. PI .,_Dc.."'wtoAS DuPont uses the cheDllcal Youth hold.benefit car wash DeiiiiiS on ..... M department. Council asked that Clerk Treasurer Kathy Hysell notify vendorS Auto Zone, Parts Phis, Dett willer .. · a :!il!cnoNS - 1Z PAGI!s Lumber, King's Haniware Annie's Mailbox A3 and the Gravely Tractor ' Sales Store in writing that Calendars A3 any purchases made on' credit by street department Classifieds 83-4 personnel had to have a new Q»mics · Bs and valid purchase order . issued by HyseU. f:ditori;lls A4 Council made the decision to cut down on s~nd­ Movies · · As ing not because the &tems charged were in question Obituaries · A5 but because the money was B Section running out to pay for them. Sports The $10,000 transfer is to A6 . cover payroll and benefit Weather payments. Currently the street department account bas a balance of $800. After the recent downpour which overloaded INDEX · • ... DuPont plans detailed cancer study atW.Va. plant work suggests there are AP BUSINESS WAITER more cases than would be expected at the plant, he CHARLESTON , W.Va. said. -· DuPont is planning a But that's merely a sug: .detailed study looking at gestion, because Symons why workers. at a West says linle is known about V"u-ginia plant appear to be what causes · carcinoid getting a rare fonn of cancer tumors which · tend to ·at a IJigher rate than nOrmal. appear 'in the gastrointesti· The study DuPont hopes nal tract and sometimes the to start thi s summer is lungs. "We' re facing~ situdesigned to help detennine atmn where we have linuted whether anythmg at the infonnation." Washington Works plant . DuPont frrst beg~ lookBY BETH SERGENT near Parkersburg is causing mg mto the sJtuahon m IISEAGEJITOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM carcinoid tumors, company 2006 after two workers at epidemiologist Morel the plant were diagnosed POMEROY - After Symons said Monday. Early with carcinoid tumors. transfening. $10,000 from the general to the s1reet fund last night, Pomeroy Vi.Uage Council decided to tighten the reins of spending in the Seel'lllfAS • Rural action kicking olf tJ'ansil!on .at retreat See ·PageA6 i • - PI n,_PI•I _,.AS With the hot June sun beating down upon th9m, youth from Freedom Center Ministries were wishing cars for charity Monday aftemoon . The young people were secretive about the benefit, but the proceeds from the car wash will make someone happy. One thing is for sure : When tem- · peratures reach the mid-90's, a wet job like washing cars can actually be enjoyable . - J. A dlpiiCIIG � 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. 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