http://66.213.69.5/files/original/671c97d376330c38c001c5f5b8ea9c6f.pdf 59c99339e38e3ebaf410222e4bd8ff5a PDF Text Text ,1; p • B6. The DailySentirel ....... .•*'• .............-.,.June 10, sooa. ... www.mydailysentinel.eom -~~ · ~ ·Relay for Life "' rookies get taste of history at hall of fam~ liT JaE M IICIA ASSOCIATED PRESs where you hopefully want to president of player and end up. I think it defipitely employee development. About half of the teams . inspires us all," For a From the days of Jim have already visited the ball. CANTON moment. .Miami Dolphins taclde Jake Long looked like any <Miler visitor at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He handed his cell phone to a teammate, stood next to the bronze bust of fellow ~:U and~~~ f~~ on~"......,~ rh:"':!! of the NFL's rookies are ,pi~thetbe~'an!t touring the Hall of Fame this • summer as part of a program aimed at giving the league's · youngest players a sense of history and responsibility. "You see the great players that have come before you and everything that they've done for us to be here," . Long said Monday. "It Shows you more respect for the game. This is a spot Thorpe and leather helmets The Jndiaoapolis Colts and to Adrian Peterson and Washington Redskins will wired helmets, 25 Dolphins he the last to visit when they rookies got a look of the play in the Hall of ' Fame league's history and some Game in Canton in early lessons in teamwork and . August. ' · struggling through adversity. The NFL will review the The program was inspired program later and decide by former Dallas Cowboys whetber to continue it next wide receiver Michael Irvin, year as part of the league's who told league rookie orientation, Haynes Commissioner Roger said. Goodell last August during Hall of Fame .Spokesman his induction in Canton that Ioe Holrigan nolfld that the he wished someone had Cleveland Browns have taken him 1hrougb the Hall been bringing rookies down of Fame when he was a lnten;tate 77 to the ball for rookie. years. Goodell took it to heart. Holrigan ·led · the "These guys playing today Dolphins' tour al~g with have no idea what it was like · former Miami wide receiver in the '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s. Nat Moore, who paused at a even the '80s," said Mike display honoring the team's Haynes, tbe league's vice 17-0 season in 1972. . "The key to that team was they weze a team first and foremost," Moore told the Dolphins rookies, who must help turn around a team that went 1-15 last year. Upon entering ·the Hall of Fame room containing the busts of NFL greats, the rookies learned thal, of 20,000 to play in the league, only 214 players have made it to the hall. . · While quarterback Chad Henne stood nextto the bust ofDanMarinofor .aphoto,a group of players gathered around a video screen to watch film of Walter Payton breaking . tackles, drawing the occasional"ooh." The tour got more serious as Horrigan told the story of how Marion Motley and Bill Willis broke the color barrier in 1946 - a·year before Jackie Robinson did in baseball. · "A lot of people have sufferedanddonealotofthings to get you the opportwlity that you have today," Moore said. He. warned players not to take their positions for granted. . "At one point, Michael Vick was going to be the poster child of the NFL. What did be do? Something dumb to take himself out of the game," said Moore, referring to Vick's 23-month prison sentence for bankrolling a dogfighting ring. The quarterback expected to lead the Atlanta Faloqns out of the Vick era. Matt Ryan, toured the hall earlier in the day. . "I'm exci~ to he a part of the change that Atlanta is going through right now," he said. "It's not just me. It's going to take a lot of work from a I~ of.dift'ereot ~ and contnbulions from' a . of different people." : , Ryan, w~ ~- ~ , are no F~cons m ihe Hall ut; Fame, sa1d he looked up ~ Brett Favre when he wil ~wing U)? and made VIew the JCfSCY the fODIJiti: Green Bay quartelback woiC when be set the reconJ fc:t touchdown passes. ~l "It puts things into pee! spective," Ryan said of II' visit. "It rnak:es you reali:C that you've got a gtqf opportunity in frOnt of Y~ The players -got sOme~ to be fans as ·well. ~~ . ·Long, the Lapeer, M1c"!' ·native who made sure~!j snap a photo of a blue ~ W lions jersey. · ;• · ~Seeing Barry ~ ' here is what 1 really liiC because I grew up a 'bit Lions fan and a huge Blll1t. fan," Long said. sponsor,Aa sure-' Middleport • Pomeroy, Obio ,1,1 ' 1 \ 1-....•\f )l -,- \ \I J) '\1~ 1 ~ \1 .rl \ I 11 _, (, ( )s •\\' · . ', ~ beaiRads 7-2. BYBruN.lAEED MIDDLEPORT Middleport's freight depot committee · resigned Monday evening. in reaction to village cOuncil's discussion last month about restrictions on the use of the buiJding. Myron Duffield read a ·statement to council at Monday evening's regular meeting, addressing allegations by ~ben of council and Mayor Michael Gerlach that the public was being denied proper aooess to the facility. The cJepot sits in Dave Diles Part. and contains • sm.till meeting room, kitcheiJette and I'CS1fOOIIlS. Duffield, his wife, June, Roscoe and Mary Wise and George and Cinda Harris secured donations and a grant through .the Middleport workers 'l !! struggling With summer maintenance BY BRIAN J. REED . BRI!EDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ... ~ ·"'' . INSIDE . . .. • >~ . a.1t1 SlogenlfpiiUIO . Mem~ d REACH 3 COUNTIES the Meigs County Cllamber of Comme1oe stand in the entrance to the University of Rio Grande's Bemard V. Fultz Certb!r foi Higher Education whk;h is set to begin classes on Aug. 25. · . Chamber receives tour of new Rio center BY 8Ent SEll 0Et1T Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Galpolis DaDy Tribune, Point Pleasant Register or DailySentine~ And It WI Run For FREE In The Tri~ounty Marketplace! MIDDLEPORT Middleport village employees are overwhelmed with grass mowing, but help may · be on the way. Village Administrator · Famon Roberts told village council Monday evening that he is conducting a wage survey, comparing the · wages of village street and public works department employees with those of other towns in the area. He said the village might be able to affmd a sellllODlll. worter to assist with the overwhelming task of cutling the grass on villa~ properties, includibg m parks and cemeteries. . He said the village workers are cwrently behind in cutting 1be grass, but said that is partly due to cross-training of village employees. The village is also concerned with cutting high grass on abandoned private properties, including residential properties that are now in the hands of banks and finance companies. He suggesred that council ooosider oontracting with computei lab, there will not be comIn addition, a security system is in puter monitors attached to the desks place complete with 16 cameras pro. · . hut rather mobile laptops will be used . viding 16 different views of both the ROCKSPIUN'QS- .Yesterday after- to create more space. The entire build- interior and exterior of the building, 110011 flleJillws ·of the Meigs ~ty ing is ~ss and students using~ including the parting lot which will II a• ._ Wwtnrs.. AS Olamher ~f (:QJIIIDI'JI'CC rece)ved a . own, personal laptops can hook mtp hold sever.U hundred cars. The securi- · gUided ,toUr·of !;be UnivCISity of .Rio lbe.lntemet while taking a break in ilie ty system is motion activated and Grande_s ~rd ·V.. ful:tz Center f?i' .student lounge ~ the ~t;elltrance records video onto DVD's for a period Higher Ednc~Qoo which IS set to be~n or anywhere else m the building. of two weeks at a time . classes oo Aug. 25. . Another .example '?~ flexibl~ space The building also includes a mobile Chamber member_s ~ere taken QD ~ are sound-proof partibons which can science lab and distance learning tour of the .new b~ldmg by Luanne turn ?ne· large classroom . I banquet classroom. Each classroom will hold , · ., Bowman, vtce prestdent for acadelll' area mto three separate classrooms, around 25 students maximum It also ic affairs. Who said ~e building is 95 ~ With pull down ~OS for pro- houses both a larg~ and small .confer. ' . pen:eot ~lete w1th 80 ~rcent of ~ons from Power .Pomt presenta- ence room. for oot only meetings but BY BETH SERGENT the fllrmSbing~ already on s1~. tu;m~,etc. ~h ~ 1s also co~lete · for students with special needs. BSERClEWTOMYDAILYSENTlNELOOM ~wmao pomted out mob~ty ~ ~th _ green envll'O~ntally friendly Bowman said the sewer connectioo is Oexihly were key to the functionality hghting that senses mobon and turn on SYRACUSE The • -o f the classrooms. For example, mthe and off accordingly. MISII . . 0 I •r. AS underage curfew for young people under the age of 18 in Syracuse is currently in effect from the 'hours of II p.m. to 6 a.m .. seven days a week. (The Daily 'S€nrinel regrets the curfew times were incorrectly re[iomd in . ' POMEllOY Mondays edition.) : . ' o • ..... . a · .· Adlievnnents of students Young people under 18 anlll!d:in the-Adult Basic must be off the streets and aad Literacy Education off village property doring (ABLE) program in .~ the curfew time unless ·County wrp: RJCO&IIimd m accompanied by .a parent/guardian. Violators cei'enlooies Ill ' ~~~ High Schooi.Mooday . I. of this existing village ordiThose lribo ha\'e-CPlJ' I • : d nance will be subject to ~for1br:irperal citations in Syracuse equivalr:ocy diplomas Mayor's Court. tho!ie wbo are still 1be London Pool currentClassifiedS 83-4 (GID).IDI wortioa· toward !hat goaL ly is open from I p.m. - 6 their families and friends . p.m., seven days a week but Comics were guelibi for the reoogni· those hours will change &litorials tioo pogtan at a dinner hostfrom iloon - 5 p.m. tomored ' by the Middleportrow. The decision was Pomeroy Rotary Ouh. . made because · several na.:...._ ... _ . ,,,.. Dr. Jobn Costanzo. ~ swimmers were showing up UIHU,Ii1H121 ~ ·• tor of 'the Athens-Meigs at noon and were often waiting in the parking lot to 8 Section &!lntiooal Service Center, Sports extended the welcome wilh get in when the pool opened Weather Carol Brewer, ABlE coorat I p.m. and were then dinator for Meigs County, leaving at 5 p.m.· speaking about the program Pool M.atiager Heather and its successes. Smith has also 8llllOUDOI:d O&lccwlt ·...,.. c Recognizing the students Meigs GED gradUates aDending lhe annusllacognilion dinner were pres anted plaques . nigbt swims will begin on and, presenting them with They were from the left, seated, Jamie Pa111ow, Oebol'a Bsmhart, and Maliss• Combs, and JWlC 18 and will be held standing, Usa A. JOMS and K81ft"181h Tolliver; • ~ IIIMt..:• . .·u·• AI 1 IEN'f•.mMILYS91'111'ELOOM • ~,,,[ • ~·~YSENllNELCOM. ~.' ... 11 , ,1.1 . ; . 'V ; ,. ::i played at Bethpage Black, i.t <:arts .and play nine bOles fij· cost $31 during ·the week a total of$56. '"" and $39 on the weekend. And while it can send :.8 Those would seem to be strong me5sage to hold exceptions. no ma:tter if it major on a public oourse.lf hosts a U.S . Open. Golf also can be miSleading. -;;. seems to be gettin~ more Torrey Pines typically expensive, which JS why chewed up in .tbe snmiDfll: PGA of American chief because of dry conditions' executive Joe Steranka For tbe U.S. ()pen, it wail found plen!Y. of skeptics closed to the public on M~ . when he smiJ two months 21 , about . three weelllll ago the median cost of nine before the touinament. :;holes is $12. ~'One of the perceptio$ "I gave incorrect data," about golf that we're tryillj Steranka said. "It was $14 ." to correct is that we have the. The research two years best players :playing the bella . ago came from "PGA course on the best ~ Performance . Trak," · tions in the world on tele~ . designed to capture rounds sion, which is a great ~ played and revenue per keting benetit to our ~·· round of golf. It measured Steranka said. "But tt al!IO all public facilities - daily sets high expectations." :::· fee, semiprivate, municipal, Ev~ so, lakin$ one of~ military and university. premier events m such lb Steranka said the percep- elite sport to a public venll!!: tion of .overpriced golf can only be attractive. ~ ~: stems from places like "If you or f or even a Whistling Straits and beginner can hit one shot , . Kiawah · Island, not courses round like Tiger .Woods Ott like Hyde Park in Lorena Ochoa. the moli Jacksonville, Fla., a Donald connection you have ,jti Ross course that costs $20 terms ·of the venues diCJ to walk I 8 boles, or Hesston play," Steranka said. "Ev4t1 Golf Park in Kansas, where -If that only happens·oni:le • a family of four witb two twice in a round." :. '.!'~ SPC>ItTs · . fee courses. I was influenced access courses is that everyby my own background. The day players can walk the only golf I played on private same turf and face ·rhe same courses :was Monday morn- shots of Woods and ing, which was caddie day. Mickelson. even if the Otherwise, it was pubhc greens aren't as .quick and golf." the rough isn't as thick. Bethpage was the first taxPieces of history are payer-owned course owned deposited on public courses to host the U.S. Open in when the U.S. Open comes 2002, when Tiger Woods · to ,town. won by three shots over Phil Remember the spot behind Mickelson, .t wo stars who the 17th green ;tt Pebble grew up playing public golf. Beach where Tom Watson Torrey Pines is the first city- chipped in for birdie in owned golf course .to host 1982? Or the eighth hole at the U.S, Open. The USGA Pinehurst No. 2, where Jobo recently ·announced that Daly got so frustrated with Chambers Bay, a public the crowned greens he swatcourse outside Seanle, will ted a moving ball and took a host the 2015 U.S. ()pen, . 13? an,d others are lining up for a Those two courses don't cbance ·to host the national seem like "public golf'' ·championship. because they are high-priced Cog Hill, the public course resorts that can cost more outside Chicago that for than $400 to play, hlthough years hosted the Western J~Dyone can play them. . ~. is being refurbished The charm of tbe next two With hopes of :Janding a U.S. U.S. Open. is -that these ilre Open. tJSGA officials also true municipal courses, are looking at Eril\ Hills in Tellected,as much in the cosL Wl&OOD&~ ;t public 001111se San Diego residents pay :$42 that was banded the U.S . . tO play the South Course Amateur in 2011 as a trial dunng the week (out-ofrun. tow.ners are charged $145). The allure of public- When the U.S. Open was '\ •• I USG~ looking at public courses as hosts for U.S. Ope~.... SAN DIEGO (AP)- This and the starter assigned would never happen at :a anomer twosome to ·join ~l• club · like Shinnecock diem, a young couple that · or Merion. only recently started playHenrik Stenson wanted to ing. Her name was Pamela see ·the golf .course hosting Anderson, no relation to the the U.S.. Open, so he "Baywatdi" babe.. "Let's just say it was .an arranged to play T<mrey Pines last December. Ooe .o f interesting round," Stenson the top 20 players in the said. :wQikl, whose _ victories Odds of that happening .inClude a World Golf will go up the more the Championship, . Stenson USGA · takes its premier · ordinarily would have called ch<lmpionshlp to places the head pro to set up .a time, .everyone can play. and the pro migllt have Five of the next eight U.S. arranged to bave one of the . ~ns, startin~ this week club's best players jo~ him. w1th Torrey Pines, will be But this isn't a country held at courses that require club. only money, not memberSo the Swede went online ship, whether ·the are pricey and booked a tee time. He resorts like Pebble Beach ,o r paid his fee in the pro shop. govemment~wned tracks He went to the practice 1ike BethJ)Ilge Black ·o n . · range to warm up and hit Long Island. yellow-painted llolf balls USGA executive director with a black stnpe around David Fay bc,llieves the~ them that didn't seem to go re11lects how the majority of very far. It took him a few :golf is played in this country. shots to realize there was "Since I joined the USGA nothing wrong with his in 1975, l've seen the profile sw~. · · of American golf ,c~e," · "They were limited-flight fay said. "Most of American balls," Stenson said. golfisplayedonfeecourses, Stenson hacil brought a .and most of our individual friend with him from Oubai, (USGA) members play on China declares quake lake crisis over, A2 .. Syracuse curfew · addressed, .London Pool hours changed Wf"AmEil ~. . . Joint Jltuant lrgiJttr .The Daily Sentinel '304-675-1333 nw.~dailyi~iter.oom ..).) :-.. .. ..>.. . 740-992-2155 . II • ~-~~· IAI �PageA2 NATION. • WORLD ·S enate GOP blocks windfall ~es on Big Oil The.Daily Sentinel , 8Y H. JosEF ._,., ASS()CIATEO PfWESS WRI 1&1 WASHINGTON "The AmeriCan Wedn~ay, June u, 2008 :PubHc meetings Friday, June 13 .ATHENS -Area 14 Workforce Investment Board meets at 9 a.m., OU bin. . Pete Domeruct, R-N.M., .Saved by Senate liut "they will get e~actlr, Republicans, big oil compa· what they don't want • ni~s dodged an attempt under the DeiiiOCI'ats' plan Thesday to slap them with a - hi.g her {'!ices and an windfall profits w and take increase in otl impons. away billions of dollars in The bill's suppoJ1ers tax breaks in response to the argued !bat their p1uposal record gasoline prices thai was different from lbe have lbe nation fuming. ·windfall profits taxes of ibe GOP senators shoved early 1980s thai thwarted aside the Democratic pro- domestic production and led posal. arguing that punish- to a rise in imports. The oil Inj! Big Oil won't do a companies could avoid lbe. thing to lower the $4--a.gal· tax by using their "windlon-price of gasoline that is fall" to push alternative sending economic waves · energy programs or refmeiy .across the country. High expansions, they said. prices at · the pump are Shol1ly after lbe .oil tax threatening everything vote, Republicans blocked a . AP . . . . from sllOiffier vacations to second proposal that would , Meals on Wheels deliveries extend tax breaks that have People watch water flowing out of Tangjiashan quake lake flood low-lying Oushanzhen area of the devastated~ 1D the ~;lderly. either expired or are sched- CoUnty in southwest China's Sichuan Province Tuesday. Resillents in the area we~e previously evacuated and Cllllw,~ The Democratic energy uled to end Ibis year for . along the river ware preparing to leave if waters.rose too high, China's official CCTV said. package would have wind, solar and olber alterunposed a 25 peroenl tall on native energy development, any "unreasonable" ·profits and for the promotion of of lbe five largest U.S. oil energy efficiency and ronthe minislries of companies, which togelber lllCIVIIIion. A""in Democrats Bv AUDRA ANG completely clear out the the Commomist ......... 1 •s offi· made $36 billion during the oouldn 't get.,th;60 votes to ASSOCIATED PRESS WRilER water in the Tangjiashan cial newspai:r: The and fii'St three months of the overcome a GOP filibuster. · lake before the flood sea- People's Daily, said in a ry, ' ' year. It also would have Neither Republican presiCHENGDU, China -· son. The water leveHs like: frontopage report Tuesday. room, from lbe given lbe government~ dential candidate John Water churned through a Iy to linger around 720 Zhoo, a member of the level through power to address oil llllll1ret McCain nor his Democratic drainage channel and meters (2,300 feet) for a party's powerful nine-mem- level, would _..., speculation, opened the rival, Baraok Ohama, were engulfed empty towns period of time," said Water ber · Politburo Standing c~ed, it said. AIJ!1111.1ildw,y f~r ~liiD!st actions in Washington to cast.VOles Tuesday after Chinese sol· Resources Minister Chen Collll1littee, visited .~ard-hii ing found 1D be "" 5' • Ml?y against countries belonging on the energy issue on diers blasted away the Lei, according to Xinhua. regions for five days, to the OPEC oil cartel, and Tuesday. debris that kept an eal1l!· Aood waters seeped into according to lbe reports. made ene'ID' price gouging . Obama, in a statement, quake--formed lake threaten- ri111erside houses in the While there have been no foond to be .aooouorallle fill" a federal crime. said Repoblicans had ing more than a million peo- largely evacuated town of reports of major llllreSt, ~ "Americans are furious "turned a blind eye to the pie downstream. Qinglian, a resident said. refugees ha:ve rioted oo at quality scbool facililics will be about what's going on," pligbtof~'sworting Sichuan province's "Everybody feels lucky JeastooeOccasioooyennis. declared Sen. Byron families" by refusing.to take Communist Party chief,.Liu that it didn't submerge lbe used ut Pao:Dts of~ dealt with banbly ~ Dorgan, D-N.D. He said up the energy legislation. . Qibao, declared ·~decisive streets and the neighbor- killed in schools bave to law, lbe DOiilcc said. they want Congress to do Obama has s~ addi- victory" . after more than hood," said Wu Zhenxing. · dcomaqkd oftil;ials ans~ something about oil rompa· tional taxes on the oil com:. half the 66 billion gallons of In lhe city of Mianyang, fU(' g 1 ~ in die ny profits and lbe "orgy of panies. McCain is. opposed water drained off by early, ~e fujiang_ river fl~cd btJilcliap':~ · speculation" on oil markets. to such .talles and has pro- evening, easing pressure on bi~ and symt under a key At Ieist t5 Sicbuan otfi- · But Republican leaders posed across.dJc-aboard tax a · dam formed when .t he · ratlway bridge, but ~ cials have . also bceii said the Democrats' plan reductions for industry as a quake triggered a -landslide withiil ill banks. removal 1rom their ~ • would do harm mtha than way to help the economy. of mud, rocks and other . AI~ ·111csday, searchoel's . for midwvDiOI relief~ good - and they kept the Election-year politics debris, the official Xinhua ~vered the wrecbg.e of A nullo l3 have hccn ~ve:n fegislation from being hung over the debate. News Agency repoited. a helicopter that crashed Olbcr fixms -of admimstrabrought up for debate and Democrats know lbeir enerMore than 250,000 l'O?Pie deep.l!i-d!c mountains May tive pm;nw • :-. . ~gy ~has no chance had already moved to high -~1. ~-ferrying~:~ao-no-t • .,....., a r-.tw._llll On w.orld markets, oil of lieconilng law. Even it gtWDd due to oonoerns that . mju'rcd · m last mo.dt~s pt+" ehit;Ciay QUt Cll1h•10141111--·prices retreated a bit w~ to overcome a Senalle 1he barrier holding back quake; Xinhua said; ' · ~ Lai&IM: c;hrd;s of ·~-,... Tuesday but remai!led GOP fili.bustel'- a long- Tangjiashan lake ~~ld Theremainsofthe~-· ; sct.ofti~ above $131 a barrel. shot at best - and the break. About 1.3 million soo aew and 12 cjuakle VIC- Wide bd*''~ · I; lbe (Su11upto6XA 'J&;f\ Gasoline prices edged House acted, President people live downstream. · lims wa_e fouDihUbe a:ish lleginnib8 mdicuew sebooJ · even higher . to a nation- Bush has ma.te clear lle Fearful that the possible ~te~tbetownofYI11Piu. semester, Xinhua said. wide record average of would veto it. deluge would endan~er 11 said. The wnd:age . was Bride ·scbool buildiugs $4.04 a gallon. 'But there .was nothing to refugees and residents, China spread over a wide area. · built before 2001 would get At lbe Capitol, lose by taking on Big Oil ordered soldiers and police to Staff at Wolong. lbe ema altadion in the eXlllll, Democratic leaden IlllOdcd wben people are paying ' wodr nonstop for four days world's most famous panda according to the notice by 60 votes and they got only $60 to $100 ·t o fill up tbeir .to d\g a diversion channel reserve, buried a 9-year~d · · Sl senators' sUpport, includ- gas tanks. liDd blast away the debris female who was 1riiled in a The oil companies have witb dynamite, bazookas and landslide trigg~ by the ing seven Repilblicans who bucked their party leadeR. been frequent tar~ets of reooilless guns. quake, Another Wolong Sen. Mary Landrieu of C'oo&fess. 1Wioe this year, In the ~w valley town panda, Xiao Xiao, is missing. Louisiana, a state tied close-- .top .executives of lbe largest of Beichuan, which was Forty-seven other pandas . ly to lbe oil industry, was U.S. oil producers have flattened in the quake, a still live at Wolong, while the only Democrat opposing been brought be~ coo- rush of murky brown grey .others have been moved 1D . the bill. Senate MajOrity gres.sional committees to water from the Tangjiashan Sichuan's ,provincial capital I eader Hany Reid voted in explain their huge profits. Jake washed away a metal of Cllengdu and Beijing. favor of lhe measure, but for And each time the eJ[ecu- pedestrian bridge spanning The 7.9 magnitude quake procedural reasons changed tivl?s urg~ lawmakers to · a river on Tuesday and · on May 12 killed 69,146 his vote to "noft so that he reststpwutJve tax measures, scrn,ped:awayatriverbanks. people, and 17,516 are still oould bring it up again. blaming high costs on glob- But on Wednesday the missing, the government ~we are hurting as a al supply-~ demand. ~ater appeared" to have sub- said Tuesday. About 5 miiOCjlllDtry. We're btJn!ng indiIn addition to the pro- . Sided and-wa5 calm. lion people are homeless. vtdually llll Americans ... posed_windfall profits tax, The swirl of muddy water Earlier, Chiila's security and the other side says, 'Do the Democrats _bill also roaring past towns and vii- cw stressed the need to • nothing ..Don't even debare would have rescinded tax lllges swept along trees, bar- maintain order amid a strugIS die issue,"' romplaincd Sen. breaks 1hat are eJ[pecred to rels, ~levision sets, refrig- gle to shelter millions left Otades SChumer, D-N. Y. save the oil companies $17 erators ~and the occasional homeless by quake an4 "Average citizens are billion over the next I0 dead bodies of quake vic· scattered protests over scratching their he;tds and y~. The money would · tims," Xinhua repol'ted. alleged oonuptian linkro to sa~. what's wrong with have been used to provide Towns -~wostream shoddy school construaion. • Washington." said Schumer. tall iocentives for produc- remained on alert for possi· Zhou Yongkang demandGOP opponents argued ers of wind, solar and other bldlooding in case the water ed police . and legal staff dw little was to 'be gained · alternative energy sources breac!wt unstable banks. "solve disputes .and helf by imposing new taxes oo as weU as for -energy con"The ·best situation is to maintain social stability, the five U.S. oil gi.ants: servation. Exxon Mobil Cotp., · In an attempt to t1ampm <llevron Curp., SheU ·Oil oil martd speculation. lbc Cu., BP America lnc. and legislatioo woUld ....,uire CooocoPhillips Co. ttaders to put up ~ IJOI. While these companies lateral in the ' futums may be huge, they don't set IIIIIItds and providewodd oil prices and raisin~] authority to regulate U.S.dieir taxes would disoour- based tradinJ in age domestic oil produc- UJMikrts. ADd It would don. tilt Republicans said of oil and gas price ~a die Democn!ts' plan. .· federal crime, with stiff · "In the middle of wbal penalties of up to $5 millioo some are calling the biggest during .a pesidcntWiy tiOeii!Y shock in a genera- declarctl ~ CIIICQlCDCY. tion ... they proposed as a Afta' TueSday's defelt, solution, of all things. a . Dcmociits did aot ndc 011t windfall profits tax." pu~ die issue 'J!IIiP · Then! are a.mnly not enotiJh fllsn 1r or Republican leader Mitch "''bis 111as polilicl • .its adopti;.oe hou s in 01.1' cotny. CtMM . . McConneU ·Of KentuCky Wont;" compb · r f Sm. . vw? , ca • 1 ¢ ' "r . . chilled the Democrats. He Qtine Mc:CaWU l)sMo, VaL? Irtw•r' 1 111:(211C _ _ SU_ ~ foroed 1D go 1o hon as .,....,.. called .t heir pi'oposal "a "'11iis .,.. a IP"' ao ...... .... . . , . - _ , · 'e"'i:lg a.i.IOOI, tlla~ and lriallds IWind. . ' gimmick" that would not M ., ·•die 4 lower gasoline prices and lelll · LWft_.q the · f"' · ooly holdback domestic oil Amr.rica JICiipte. ·-''That Lull crntu . produaion. tlbl aGvc." · C1 1 Al'V"a ctag~::-:..,~~ am... a1• 'fhl? · · ...,_ ·---................. .... . .-.--&.--- ·· llfl-'~ me being tom ' apart. ::ef OO:,C ............. st•• ctwrwAm._..,..... ~,IS r 9' • .,, 0 "III Cllllafls,_.,.,_..._ ' ... 0 . . . .- ..................... o A1'W - - · a---. -~ a • P.Q~ ,111•17S..._ ...... rna '. • ' • ' &hoot. :PORTLAND - Sonshine Cin;le of the Bethany l!nited Methodist Church unnual picnic 6 p.m. at the McKelvey Campground, take covered dish or des~rt, lawn chair, host to furnish , ham, table ware, drinks. SYRACUSE W'tldwood Garden Club wiU have a progressive garden . tour, 6:30 p .m. beginning at the Syracuse Community Center and proceeding to the Bentley, Roush, Ash, Koker and Chapman, Hamm homes where refreshments will be served. · · Saturday, June 14 ,POMEROY - Christian Motorcycle Association's loOH.,. VVednesday,June11,2008 Keeping secrets will catch up with you Bv KATlfY Mn:ttEu Dear Mom:. There .are plained about how they had repercussions for withhold- to use all their frequent flier ing this infonnalion - ·you miles and money to pay for Dear Annie: I am happi-· are hiding your daughter's our tickets lo visit when ly married to the love o( my . medical history, you are they could have gone to life and we have three beau- keeping secrets that she wiU Europe instead. tiful daughters. There's evenhlaUy discover and My sister and I returned only one problem - the resent you fot', and you are home very hun. My grandoldest isn't his. My husband preventing a father from . parents are coming here Saturday, June 14 LETART - Hymn sing, 7 and I mel when my daugh- knowing his child. There's shonly for my sister's gradp.m., Maranatba Cornerstone ter was 5 months old. Her no question the truth · will uation, and I' m not sure . Church. Mike and Kelly biological father and I were open a can of worms, but it what to do because I don't ·Bowling will sing. For more together for two years, and has to be done, and soon. It wanl tO talk to them. I found out be was unfaith- will help to first discuss lbe Leave Me Alone information call 882-3004. fuL So I told him the child process with a counselor M.-lay, June 16 · Dear Leave Me: who ializes in adoptioo. Obviously, your · grandparSYRACUSE - Symcuse was not his. contacting lbe ents valued your visit over a My husband is a wonder- And Community Church, biological father, we strong· · trip to Europe, but they Second Street, revival ful father and has never through June 21 with evan· shown any favoritism wi~ ly urge you to seek legal wanted you to think they gelist Norman Taylor, 7 our children. My daughter advioe so you are prepaml had made a great sacrifice. p.m. nightly. Singers, Tere.sa is 7 now, and I know she for lbe possibilities and can As for your sister's major. Preston, Monday; Rev. will figure things out soon- protect your child while she they simply need to believe James Patterson, Tuesday; er or later. I believe my j!ets to know him. The they have some input in her Joe McCloud, Wednesday; choices have given her a tmporflUlt thing is for your decisions. These things Sid and Carol Hayman, much ·better life, but I also daughter to be reassured · make them .feel important Thursday; The Roush fami- · live with the daily guilt that that you and your husband and ,have linle to do with ly, Friday and Sandra Wise, I have lied to her and to her love her now and always. you. Practice ignoring the biological father. Deu' Aalie: I am a 14- nastiness. don't respond to Saturday. I don't want my daughter year-old girl, and my gnmd- their wtlcind comments and to hate me someday for parents live 1,000 miles change the subject when keeping things from bet, but away, along with the rest of · necessary. It will get easier I also don't want to subject my extended family. 1·don't in time. Saturday, June 14 Dear Annie: I've been CHESTER Annual her to paternity tests, court- see them often, so this past rooms and growing up in December, my grandparents online dating for nearly 10 kids fishing derby spontwo different homes every insisted my older sister and years since my divorce and, sored by the Mei~s County other weekend. What is a I oome to visit. for the most part, having a Fish and Game Association good age to discuss these The whole time, my I've been desperately ball. · begins at 8 a.m. For- those things with her? How do I grandparents mocked and in love, had my heart ripped 15 years and younger, must make things right without my sister because criticized out, enjoyed several longbe accompanied by an adult, destroying her life? of the colbe major she has term relationships and am one rod and reel per child. Sorry Mom chosen. Then they comstill going strong at age 68. Free food and drinks. Prizes. LAx;aJ merchants join Fish and Game Association in sponsoring the event. AND MARcv SliGAR Chwdevents SCCrore Youth events Some tips: Be honest To say you are athletic and toned when you're two ax handles wide will net you some rejections. "A few extra pounds" is 20. maybe 30. It is not 100. Lying about your age is dumb and obvious, and posting. a picture that's 20 years old is also a mistake, but good (and re!llistic ) pictures wi II improve your chances tenfold. Women should not list phone number'S or addresses, and initial meetings should tie in public places where there are adult~ in charge. - Sarasota, Fla. Dear Sarasota: Thanks for being the voice of expe- . rience. Your tips are solid and our readers will appre· ciate them. · Annie's Mailbox is writkn by Kathy MiJclrLU arul Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Larulers column. Pkase e-nuUJ your questions to anniesmnilbox@comcast.net, or wrik to: A1111ie 's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, /L 60611. To find oltl more about Annie's Mailbox, and reoJ features by other Creators _Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creat.ors.com. Relay for Ufe sponsor Local student. graduates law school . Rela¥ for Life corpo-rate sponsor Gallipolis WaiMart Supercenter presents a check to Bonnie McFarland, RN, BSN, chairperson for the American Cancer Society's Gallia County Relay For · Life. Louis Taylor, WaiMart Assistant Manager, left. and Rick Gainey, WaiMart Manager, right, make the presentation. This year's relay was a huge success thanks to the efforts of community individuals and businesses, accord· ing to McFarland. . •MIDDLEPORT tor of The University of Jushua D. Price of Toledo Law Review in flliddlepon received his 2007.- 2008. He achieved jQris doctor on May 4 from dean's list standing in the the University of Toledo fall 2006, spring 2006, and College of Law in Toledo. fall2005. Price is the son of Mary Price 11raduated cum laude. During law school he and David Price of was selected to serve as an Middleport. He is a graduassocia?e member of lbe ate of Meigs High School University of Toledo Law and received his B.A. from Review in 2006-2007 and the University of Rio as Assistant Managing edi· Grande. Local Weather • Wftlnesday.Patchy dense and thunderstorms. Highs in f?_g in the morning. S1100y. the upper 80s. Chance of ijighs in the upper 80s. East rain 50 percent. Friday nigbt. .. Mostly winds 5 to 10 mph. :Wednesday nigbL- · cloudy with a chance of PNtly cloudy. Lows in the showers and thunderstorms. lower 60s. East winds Lows in the uppc:r 60s . arollOd 5 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. TUPPERS PLAINS the litany. Teresa Lemons :T hursday ... Mostly Saturday-Mostly cloudy Donations to the Mulberry presented a program titled s(lnny. Hot with highs with a t;hance of showers around 90. Southeast winds and thunderstorms. Highs in Community Center in "My Redeemer Uves" by and · the Nicole C. Miller from l.N. around 5 mph. the lower 80s. Chance of Pomeroy Children's Home in Netwotk which included a · Thursclay nigbt.-Partly rain 50 percent cloudy. Lows in the upper Saturday nigbt...Mostly Worthington were made by DVD .about the program. Connie Rankin shared an 60s. South winds around 5 cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s. the Thppers Plains United mph. . Sunday through Methodist Women during a article from the Response Friday-.Partly sunny Monday.-Partly cloudy. recent meeting. · Magazine on "A Calling with a . chance of showers Highs in the lower 80s. Joanna Weaver opened Fulfilled." It was reported the meeting with prayer that the group had received after which the group read · certificates for last year Submitted~ · -Methodist women make donations Local Stocks "'EP (NYSEI - 42.54 Akm (NASDAQI ~ 71.17 ~llhlend Inc. (NYSE) - 53.53 8tg Lobi (NYSEI- 30AII Bob E_,. (NASDAQ)- 33.15 lioogWa ueo (NYSE) - 41.35 Cenlury Akm*lllm IN•SDAQ) .;..10.31 Ohlu v.tlooy a.nc Carp. 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My goal was to make the change as smooth as sible for my daughter. The folks at '-11'111.1 Care Resouce Network offered · lpful suggestions and walked me through the process of finding the .best care for her. We're both very happy with tbe results . www.992CIPDtBGS cam - .... Thursday, June 12 CHESTER - Shade River Lodge monthly stated nieeting, · 7:30 p.m. Kefreshments. :TUPPERS PLAINS of Regular meeting t11ppers Plains VFW, 7 p.m. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. .' RACINE -Ohio River Producers, regular meeting, 7· p.m., Southern High Delivered Chapter, regular meetiilg, 5 p.m., Common Grounds Coffee House. POMEROY - Modem Woodmen of America, 6:30 p.m., potluck dinner. at the Burlington hall. ' 4 e.rtiAFRI!! Ia . . . 8 t-.c:. ., ClU'-. Clubs and organizations PageA3 ANNIE'S MAILBOX . · le ,roo,. ._••.__.,.a.,._i,.o.._...., ....... ,_ BY THE BEND Community Calendar . are clamoring for re~.at the pump," .a~ Sen. . ·hiut • . The Daily Sentinel Call CIIIN Can an1-- Nwtwwl. for help fiadi•l tk riaht c:hikt cart prowider for your cbild: 800-577 -127~ lt'a alwaJII ..... A Sen•icc of COAD- the Corporatioo for Ohio Appalachian Dcvclnpment _ from the West Ohio were encouraged to choose Conference · for becoming a woman from the Bible to a five-star giving group portray on a Sunday in and also qualified as a October and to tell a story Gold Mission Today Unit abou~ her. Anending were Joanna for 2007. A birthday card was Weaver. Betty Chevalier. signed for Lois Rogers Teresa Lemons. Connie Watson of New Port Richey, Rankin, Kas Seckman, Kim · Aa. .The group also dis- Householder, Judy cussed the Mission Today Kennedy. Barb Roush. reponing form . Members . Sharon Louks. River Sweep sites announced POMEROY - · The 2008 Ohio River Sweep will takC place on Saturday, June 21. The Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District is organizing three locations in Meigs County this year. In Pomeroy volun~ are to nleel in the amphidraler area in lbe riverside~ lot by 9 a.ID.. In Racine volunteers are to meet at Star MiQ Part on St. Rt. 124 by 9 a.m. In Portland volunteers are to meet at the Portland Community Center on St. Rt. 124 by 9 a.m. \Qlwnecrs will be fed · at 110011 and receive a new River Sweep t-shirt. Individuals or groups are invited to participate. Trash bags and gloves will be provided: Please IXllltact tbe Meigs Soil and Water Conservation Disttict in Pomeroy at 9924282 for required release forms or fill out a form at yOU( chosen site on Saturday, June 2 I. This will be the 20th Annual Ohio River Sweep. River Sweep is a riverbank cleanup that extends the entire · length of the Ohio River and beyond. All counties along the Ohio River palticipate in this extensive day of cleaning up litter. Other partners of the 2008 Ohio River Sweep include the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission (0RSANC0). the Village of Pomeroy. VIllage of Racine. Village of Portland. Portland Center. Com;nunity Lebanon Township Trustees ..the Meigs Transfer Station. Ohio Valley Bank. and Home National Bank. �·, ... OPINION The Daily SentiDel =..: Can a Catholic be for 8alll:ct Obama? The ques- 111 Court Street.~. Ohio {740) 992-2156 • FAX (740} 992-2157 --.m~.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeftich . ' General Manager-News Editor tion bas beenat law professor · Univei'Sity, who went from being a Mitt Romney adviser to ail Obama S11J11101U1 1be question is fw:1ber raised by the appearma: of . the angry Rev. Micbacl Pfteg«, a long1ime Crieocl of the Democratic oominee ~~~~: , dlurciL motes ronllaocplioo as an altemative to abonioo is also wrong. . Without ~g. I a~ Siooc lhis topic was IDijor candidates have all 110 recmdy a matt« of taiP"'l problem with ronb'aceplion, Congras shall nwJu no ,_, rrsp«ti•g beads' co~. I was dlerefore, no candidate at4blishnunt of rrl.igion, or prohilnting 1M : asked, in all seriousness, if should gaCalbolic votes by andst tluruf; or «6ridging 1M jruMrn Catholics can even wore. your line of ,..,.SQOiog. rm Afu:r all. war U. bad. 1be sony fur this r.mt, but I do of speech, or of 1M pras; or 1M right ofiM ~ ·~k~~ (!~yin~ polptoplt ptact4Wy to astrnblt, arul to pdition. il:!tion'i'!lty~ ItiCS WIUI my ~gtOIL . tht Gol'tl'nnunt 4 mlras ofgrintutas. Mc:Cain supports lbe w.ar 011 lt is uue that 110 presideD' taTOr aod capital punish- 1iaJ candidate is ~- <to _;;The First Amendnart to lhe U.S.. Constiluuon ' ~t, but he i~ ~ abor- call fo.- a ban oo ooull:acep. · · · uoo. Obuna IS anbwar aod lion. lbat's not a serious anti-death pmai'J' but pro- ronsilb'atioo. But politics abortion. So oeithel' wins. can never be wboUy Or does OlJama win? '"Can divoroocl from religion. Our Catholics vote fur anyone?" ldi,gious moralily. ~­ : Today is Wednesday, June II, die 163nl day of 2008. teaders asked ily informs our political There are 203 days left in die year. 1be answec is no1 up to 1· .u~..Today's Highlights in Histoty: On June 11, 1776, the me. The individual Catholic· · · ~"'tknedict XVL in a · Continental Congress formed a commiuee to drU't a dcriwes an answer lllroqgh speech to European politiDeclaration of lndependenre calling for freedom liom Britain. On this date: In 1509, England's King Henry VIO mar- refteclioo oo 1be demaoc!s cUIIIs in 2006, offered of his or her ronscieooe, some. instruction for the . ried Cadlerine of Aragon. · : In 1770, Capt. James Cook, commander of the British informed by the kacbiug of Catholic oonscience: "As : ship Endeavour, discovered the Great Barrier Reef off the Chwdt. Neitbec of those far as the Catholic Church steps can be glossed ova: is concerned, the principal · Australia by running onto it. ; In 1919, Sir Barton won me Belmont Stakes, becoming ADd Ibm: can be ilo mistak- focus of bel interventions iD,g what respoosibilities lbc in the public .arena i.!l the :horse racing's fli'St Triple Crown winner. Catholic vo&« faces. protection and pro!IIOlion · In 1947, the government announced the eod of household have also of dte ~guity of the perE-mailers :and institutional sugar rationing, to lake effect the next day. : In I'Xl3, Buddhist monk Thich Quang Due 'set hitruelf' asked, as !he ~.4!4: son, a!!!l she is the11eb)' :afire on a Saigon street to prorest the government of South "Yw are, of course, aware consciovsly drawi~ parthal thl! Cadlolic Cbun:h lirn!lar attention to princi· Vietuaroese President Ngo Dinh Diem. also sees OOUII&qXioo as a pies wbicb are "not nego· : In 1970. the United States presence in Libl!:me to an sin as well Since means · tiable. Among these the :end as the last detachment left Wheelus Air . nevec justifY the ends, vot- following emerge .c learly : In 1977, Seattle Slew won me Belmont Stakes, capturing ing for a candidate lhat pro- today: llhe protection of life :the Triple Crown. . In 1978, Joseph Freeman Jr. became the first black priest ·ordained in the Church of Jesus Christ uf Latter-Day Saints. In 1985, Karen Ann Quinlan, dte comatose patient whose case prompted a historic rjght-ro-die court decision., died in Mo~s Plains, NJ., at age 31 . In 2001. Tllllothy McVeigh was executed by injection at · the federal prison in Terre Haure, lnd., for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people. Five years ago: A suicide bomber lcilled.17 people in a Jerusalem bus blast; two Israeli rocket strikes agaiast Hamas fugitives killed II Palestinians in Gaza City. Houston' s Roy Oswalt, Pete Munro, KHk Saartoos, BGIII 1 Lidge. Octavio Dote! and Billy .Wagner oombined for lbc · fi~t J_~o-hi.tter ag~st th!! New Yod: Y~ iD: 45 y~ wmnmg 8-Q. Pioneenug broaclcal>t ,101Ulla1ist David Brinkley died in Houston at age 112. . One year ago: Republicans blooked a Senate ll(H'AIII!Vb!re. vote on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, rejecting a sym- · bolic Democratic effon to furce bim from o8iioe amid blisll:l'ing criticism trom lawmakers in bod! padies. A divided pmd of die 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said lbe Busb administr.ttion could not use new anti.femilrism laws 10 keep U.S. , residents locked up indefinitely without cbalging dan. Actress Mala Powers died in Bmbank, Calif., a •15. · Today's·Birthdays: Opera singer Rise Stevens is 95. Actor- · producer Richard Todd is 89. Actor Gene W'rlder is 75. Comedian Johnny Brown is 71. Former auto racer Jacbe Stewart is 69. Rock musician Frank Bea!7d (ZZ Top) is 59. Rock singer Donnie Van Zant is 56. Aatoc Peter· 8el'gman is 55. Football Hall of Farner Joe Montana is 52. Actor Hugh Laurie ("House, M.D.") is 49. Counlcy singer-songwriter Bruce Robison is 42. Actor Peter Dinldage is 39. Rock musician Tai Anderson (Third l)ay) is 32. Aatoc loshua Jac.bon is 30. Christian rock musician Ryan Shrout (Kudess) is !8. Actor Shia l.aBeouf is 22. Thought fur Today: ·~Forgetfulness is a foon of lreedom.." -Khalil Gibran, American poet and artist (1883-1931). · ------------------------------------ fr« I for J'::; TODAY IN HISTORY .,. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letrers 10 the editor IllY! welcome. They shoJdJJ ~ less than 300 words. All letters 11re s!Wjecl lo ~• .IIUUt ~ signed, 11nd include <Jddress and relt:phoM ~r. N<J unsigned letrers will be published. 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'1' . is, it's DOl just any olhec child, a 9-monlh-old -.issue. As serious as w child that was delivefed to many others :are, allortion is lenD ... it would essentially not open 10 debate; it tails bar abortions, because the into the c.ategol)' of oou- E;qual Protection ClauSt ne,gotiable. does not allow ·somobocly So can a Catholic vote fur to kill a child, and if Ibis is a poli.lician wbo ~ a child, dJcn lhis would be legal abonioo 1 l'rov•cling an antiabortion statute. fl guidaooe, Ar-chbishop That would be a d!ild, <lllll1es Olaput of Denver albeit not a· 9-month-old writes that a Catholic voter ,child, wbose life he diswould "'Deed a oompelliug, missed. This is the ... upxtiOOllle reason to jus- Democrats, candidate mr . tify it ... lt's the kind of rea- president. ' son we will be able to Catholics need to know eKplain, with a olean beait, what llheir ChuJ!Ph teaobe~. to !he ·victims of abortioo Know your caodidate. when we meet them fJ~Ce to Know abmtion isn't ju~ face in tbe uext life -. any issue. It's a · gnv~ · which we most certainly ·o ffense and betr4yal to pro;will. If we're oonfident that tecting tbe most innooeni these victims wilt accept buman life. If you're our motives as something · Catholic who hanesdy can more than an alibi, dlen we see bow Obama' s eleotioil can proceed." as pFesident won't 1be Calbo'lic Catechism tribute to or rompound thal instructs that a olill.d "must offence, go in peace. I don't be treate4 from conception see it. I clon'tsee bow ·any, as a person." Obama said oue, can see it. And so for that he would never want those wbo don't get .a vote, IUs 'dallghters to be "pun- for tho~ wllo have . beep ishedfl with the bil1t!h ·o f an mw:derecl in the name of unplanned baby, as if it "choice," this Catholic will were a llhing to be disposed cast hers against him U. of. As an D'linois state·sen- · November. : a!Or, be opposed tegisla'liion (Kathryn Lopez is the .edithat woll.ld protect babies lo.r of National Review born alive in botched abor- Online ( www.nationalretion attempts. He view.oom). She can be con, ex.p1ained, ~Whenever w.e .roaed .a1 ldopez@.national~ define a previable fetus .as a ~view.com. j .a oonr The Daily Sentinel• Page As -.mydailysentinel.oom .Wednesday, .June 11, 2oof Catholics debate Obama vote · The Daily Sentinel . PageA4 . Welc.,.s:hy, June u, zoo8 '' Cl.EVB..AND (AI') -A driver wbo left a ,f1Cbool bus -~- . - J i "n~ just before it ·, I'OMEROY _a, i• Ra Ro ... 29 of.,__, aasbed with student~> Olio .• Y u..., • • ~u~. · :aboard bas · been charged .. ~-aw:ayonJ'!DC7,2008.HewasabomonApril witbcbildendangeringand P~ - m~:iby·~· ( . . _ ...... , , R sb r other crimes. 0 _ .. "" 15 lllln'l .... piltUts, IULY ~3' ou '() P, . 'f ..t ~ ~ (Greg Mceksl of Pooleroy; M.iorie Snuth ~ Pomeroy; sister, Mi_c:belle _} Qunoc of l'!omeioJ; OJCoe and • and PolicC U!!P :57-year-old a lhiU and into a bridge -near commercial driver's license. . ,..,....._.___ · - Dec=h "w =Sbie t"Z::'!« IIKie. Tary Lee Roulih of Pl. c •• , W.Va.; $hcpbl1d O'en Simpson) and ~ (Wall ) 1\meruy; aod sevetai oonsin• and many~. " 'He,_~ in death by bis grandparents, Milton & ljaRoudl~~Smith andanwde, Steve Smith. •J' . a( e'VIDeS WiTJ be held on "'hursddy, J::me 12, 2.008 • .6J',IIL ~Ao:bson McDauiel. Fmwnl J1ame in POOIOI'OY~ii:l d fuUIJw at lbc Cade'lon ~-Visiting hours ~be 011.._sclay l'romS-9 p.m. at die 6~ home. A iti: &i••;y is awailable ooline .at-~· .. • . Michael Weir;.of Cleveland, Cleveland's Flats district. Police say Weir's bus didn't ha--:e correct markings, wasn't .regtstered properly and wasn'tinspected.Policealsosay Weir didn 't have the · right left the bus, went into a ser- vioe . sta1ion, bought ~~ and used the bathroom m April. When he came out, he saw tbe bus rolling down Police also ha~e charged the Arts Academy in Cleveland and Aq~a L~ Ground TransportatiOn w1th two counts each of child endangering. . ABLE ! ' fnillll'aleAI awams for their accompli~hments were ,the instructors, Susan King and CJwia· Oden of the.1diddlepolt site, ad Lois Knadler of the lbppcrs Plains Site. It ~~~o~as a time of praise and encour- · agement for all of the students enro11cd, the awarding " of. GED <Cel1tificates ·and :: RFFnSVILLE - Dale Allan Bm:, 79, of ReedJViiJe. ' p~s, and sJ?Ccia! ~­ (lhiD pawd a:way Monday, June 9, 2008 :at Al:cadia Rehab 't aboos by Ohio Umvers1ty . (J , Coollfille. and the · Rio Grande ,: Hc~bom Nov. 6, 1928 in MeigsCowny to the tate L. Uoii'V,e nityfCommunity R. IIIII Aiice Baa. He married F. Pauline White oo Jan. 15 College. l9W IIIII me survives. ' : Quatif'yq fur dJcir GED ~ In addition t.o bis wiife, be is surviv.cd by a ,daughter, :IIWlii'Cis Olo1CI' ~ past year P!"'!" (Ron~ Ta_yjor~ and a 5011, Gaiy BJUL He lis also sur- ' w~ · Debm.a _Barnhart, ~- by two granddangbters, Lori Taylor .and Sarah Mel!ssa O!mbs, Lisa Jones, lZaslhl Monroe; dnree gmat~ one !brodlet:, ~~ Pan1ow IIIII !Kenneth hssdl (Ellizabethj Ban:, sisters-iniaw, Evelyn BaiT, T~. aiOO attenc!coi! the ~ (CadJ Biake :and l,inda (TIDl~ Omai'1gbam; sever- ~ ~gralll; ;along !Jil meces and nephews; :and specia'1. mends Robelll wtth Alexander OwwJin:, SaMe "'i, Ftances Bcoedum, Bemmt Brannon, SomltOJi.l!c!D, J~ !Eakins, Jtad -.1 Lowell <Jbevalier. · · · ' .J_.._Gillbs, &ic Jacloon, :: He - Jlf""""ed in death by Ibis pmmts, four !brothers, .B~ . ~ Bllitlney ~ Horace. Owies and ~ayne Ba!r; .a sister, Opal ~"'a.¥ ~atils, Olda ltmis; ud a gtandd~t~•ghta:, Lisa 1'ayloc, : Slriiali, KaSi Smith, I ama ,,. 'He was mo.stJy ~~yell ~ die ~st ~g years he . tearord:llllliJo&qil CJP'*"..t 11m s ServJice Sta1111m until be Ri6md m 2003. He Fcimr(B) :gradu_., qu.t- , ii:ttc ...... ~the Eden United Bretbmt In Chritt Church. . ilied fur die National aW!dt '. ~swill be held I p.m. Thursday, ~~ 12,_ 2008 at Edu~n Honor Society by Wbitc-ScbW411'Ul fmleRI Home, Coolville, w1th Rev. •j!OQI1Rg. or more <1m ilhe ' llalat Sanders :and Adam Wdl ,ofticialling. B.urial will be in GBJ tm.. ·punuing bigher die Haaey Cemetery, Reell~villc. , '"""<"''!iclf « doiJii OOOI.tiiUftimds may call at l!ibe funetal bttme, Wednesday, from aity .i laviee. Tiley ·<Were 5,11 p.m. · . flimie Partlow, Debora In~ mO.owers, donations can be made ro 1he Diabetes Barnhart, Melissa Combs ·Auociatioo., Aliheimers Association. or to Arcadia ,and Tara Lee.. Carolyn Iiiliiliiiing Center, Cool:ville, Otiio. . 1 &viD, ~ ,.tirector of You can sign the online guestbook at www.wbitec the Literacy Center at Ohio dlvar.e1funeq)hame,oom. · Uni~; JJVat there 1 t o.. · make l!.'be preseutaticms. 'Special recognition was given tn the late George Francis, an ABlE 'StUdent. Ftanois.wbomwaltd·.ab:lih • col.leotion ~s in Meigs ' Jdpwl ·Collllly died •eatlier ltbis y.ear. ~g a plaque ito Ibis · to wife, Gail, were ilhe ABlE , MAIHE1TA -The Obio Depamnent .of 'lbaiBpiJltatio inotalctin; SuS811 Kiing .and will CJI!Cii: lbc Bkmncd»t£sett Island Bmdge IU4ay, lillie u ,.,.., Ocbl. lboilll <Of ~ . b:'liot'ing at 1::30 -~ tip1y ~~~........,. , JIMOIIII'S . ~ Vqinia ~ ~ .aad Alme 1_iL_)Iilall:oaly F~' oJICCIMIIc f!ope; •ibe Appi1acbian Regiooal Commissiorl Fob:ll ()e.. fl;ihnw8tJi but his •ooql&S(llsil' ~ e~ w take p8llt in lthe pogna:n .u well 8 Ron* !~Pirit inmlatim:uiliips Glblsdipitaliies and trey officials linw>lvai with die pljtxL I w.iCh diller II"' !> ........ Charlene Ho.tl~ .AplliqtJe1in emembrance of ABLE student George Francis was presented to his wile, Gail, 'br liriltllruliklr Susan !King. Dotuman v-. ·. . toc.IBridS Blenpylrmrtt 1riJae open~ &;:; • ''D., . . . . . fie· .· .. ~cco~w,as~ · .• . .lactr•; a ~ d .his <intended to be lllled :as a , OED :after ,a nendi'!g ABLE pvblic bl!i.~ :li llldl..~ ~~~es.. mw , ~ in ~ · Dulliield slid. ' ·~· He .._ illklq Ibis After accepting the com- picture in un'ifonn· wbich -requiring the committee to mm over the keys and relinquiSh any authority over the .dep<Jt's use. •' Duffield said a resolution passed by v~e council Oonfcn .111thority over the i!Ji..ilctil!ll'·s usetolthe commitee, butdeniccl dial any rental «mt:nnllt was ever denied. No~ would be ,d e n w L d said, but J)IOJJOSed activities could be. - ..H' it is control JOU want, · you .can have it, Duffield Electing the next CEO ofAmerica Wtl. "The committee did assume control over dte depot, we assumed respon- DOt have voted yoursclf use of a douglmuts .and coffee trying private company jet? Why to get your vote again for don't you drive to meetings the nen temn. '' like or.dinary people?" Do yuu think 'the electea "ln some oountries, ·t hey president Gf an .oil oompa~ have a role that the CEO ny would give himself 11 Jim can only make sewen times · big, fat raise when gas llliii!R as much as his lowest-paid · prices got higher? ~­ employee. It means that if If we voted for .car""lomthe CEO wants .a pay raise, pany pr:esi&nts, who do he must give all ibis wo.tk- you think would win- the er1 Didn' t all mvestment ers a raise. Would you guy piishing •the Hummer •balikers fall the same agree to that?" or the guy pushing the elec~ ~ !aiii"! It Seems '1()oo)d you please teO ·the tric car? · tbey -all pretty . much think :~<oters why you took 24 Some of the better CBOs alike. w&y sboold one get weeks m vacation last year would keep their _jobs. I'd paid m0re than another? .and then ga:ve ymmself a vote for Steve lobs. I'd vote Shouldn't~ 'be paying ,us $1<0 millioll bonus?" for Wan:en Buffet. I'd .for dial: mess . There ww!ld be two for the guys who . rurl Don' t you drink your · immediate .advantages to Googl.e. But my banker? bealt!b-msuranoe premi- this system. FiM, most big My broker? They should 'be! ums would go down if the companies · would ·be run en 1he low end of the foodpresidr:llt of dJe .oompany more efficiently. SUre, the ·Serrice industry, not runbad to campaip to set voters will make mistaes Iiing b~ companies. . your w&e? now and then, but !hat A Jot of peQple say we Crilici ay lilweboldcrs would still be a big should.run the government and lboalds of directors improvement over any like a business. Like elect <EOs. ~you can board of directors' track Enron'! Like the airlines? 111-ys cblnge the ch,aonel, · reo'?rd. Second, you would . Like; the mortgage tenders? you can llways use a dif- notice a difference very Like your health-insurance .f.......r CXIlllpally,fl they Ay. quickly. Vote for the .presi- company? How's that · 111afsll0t quite ilhe same .as dent of the United 'States wortin,g out'! have ildeviied debates ~ you :might see 1;1 change For real change, mcaniug, where idle candidlfesslvg it m a nunor tax bill tl)ree ful cbange, maybe we - . i1 i1! IWbal if lbc can- years from now. WIKqlee! should change the way we: ~ for CEO had to · But elect 1be president of do business, not dte way we - e r die !1181Cihatd, even an airline and you ' d never do government. frivolous ~oos we sit on the tarmac for I 0 (Jim Mullen is the llUihor equ t ;polilic.al candidales hours again. The newly of "I( Takes 11 Village Idiot.= to .deal wid!? elected president lmd IUs Complicating the Simple .OC. you pleue explain, staff would be on board Life" ll1Jd "B11by First sir, fty. • president of an faster than you could stuff a .Tattoo. " You can reczch him s: 7 ;;;obj]e company you ballet box passing out free iii jim_mulkn@mywll)toom.} far vme s sibility fur itn MmyWtse said she and her husband were "severing any .llld aJl re&ponsibilities and iiabilities" associated with 6cir Volunteer wodt. on the .oommittee' and Cinda Harris . . lnigJWI her position (HI 1be village's variance oommittee, -liS ·well as ber position oo the dqJOt amunittee. . :Some complaints about · 1be building's unavailability mate to the committee's dvsal to lillow the depot's p.b1ic restrooms to be used IJ!lring e~nts in Dave Diles P.llk, including last year's t:t:cut!el!ce Day oelebra• . Duffield said the 2strooms were never meant to be used for large events, · and were only designed to liCI'V.e: 1he building's capaci'lY of 35 to 40. 1"he depot was never ' . from 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m . ~y on Wednesday and Thunday evenings. The admission for night swims is $2, oo matter the age of the swimnv:r. Smith said the night swims is dqo: "'bn oo attendance. .n -e will be no night swim ~~ \lD Nly '- "•· 3. mittee members' resignati<ins;--eouncil tabled action on how the depot would be reserved. Fiscal Officer Susan Baker will continue to handle renllil ·fees and security dqJOsits. · Councilman Craig Wehrung, • ~Sled ,at the last meeting ilbal the village consider 111 tOUilight sale of the depot, ,saidhe~tted .that committee members did not offer an .opportnnity for discussion after Duffield read tis statement. '1 am .disappointed that there :wu no discussion," Wehrung said. "1bere were some obeap shots taken at us tooigl}t, and we will 'oontinue hearing them around town.'.' · 'C ouncil Member Julia Proctor .Called lberself a ''preservatiOnist,n and sai<! ·the building Jill .not suitable for use by 1lie general public during an ev.ent. "We are at .a crossroads," Proctor said. "ls this going to be a restored facility or a restroomT' The village .has alway10 paid the utility and insurance costs :for the buil~. Gerlach said, while rc-.assert:ing that-residentS have ooinplaincd they 'NCl'C 10ld they .could not use the buildiilg. Gerld said he >!IOf anyooe in villw government bas ever lbeen provided a key to ibe building until Monday riigli, when the keys were JUmcd over to village council Smith said as nf June 4 the pool ttu had a total . aneodance of 788 with a couple of days wbm the plOI .wasn 't q~C~~ . In · ad4itioa to Smith, 1bis yearille1JDOI bas a staff of I J lifeguards aod . one bead Imegumd. Unlike last year, 1be village is not receiving financial assisc tance tn pay for the lifeguatds but the law requires them to have a specific number at the pool to enslire the safety of swin:mu-s. :was on display and a Jetter Chamber . . ~&lin, bal:lk. !P,._ 111M.Cili!M' ,of the !Literacy Center at Ohio University, presented · <Oi!Jitlf:tateslta1romtill8ft, ~lilt, IDBbora~h!lrt. Melissa Combs, and Lisa Jones. , . . . ofn;gret atoot'~;abJe to . Center direCtor, Rio Grande with an.offer of a free class to .. .attend. i)~ <Of 1he liDif!.'DC- .·~ Center, ·assisted . encourage further education. ~11po~<d'~f+f~\tPJ1. · lbl ~ IEwil;lg, direc.~r, .Speaking briefly. at the ~to ~~ Ibis llacit ·( jf, . ·. ' 11iilt !lake .IBapst of -the Rio dmner were former mstrucll't!Q.Wteif ~ma, ~s ~ (irande CpiiunJ!ni~ ,College. tors, Dick Nease and Carole rea~1o ge:ttin~msGF,.Q'~-~ ~ •<;enter. present- Collins.. ~hose positions • fulfillltbat l!llQturemem, ad . .ed-"9tafter- tits" .of a note- were elirmnated when one the attliinnient of his ilreanl.. book, pen and paper to the of the ABLE centers was Brent Patterson, Meigs new GED recipients along closed last year. the Ohio · Environmental trical systems, it will offer I 8 Protection Agency. classes in the fall quarter. Bowman also pointed out including an increase in genthe building was built .for eral education and business courses. A schedule of fall future expansion. Some facts. about the new offerings will be available· center: Jncludes eight 720 later this summer. square--foot classrooms,.a disIn other Chamber news: The Mei gs tance lem;ning lab, computer County lab, oonference .rooms and Chamber of Commerce's office space, a small food- Annual -Golf Scramble will serving area accommodates a be held on Thursday. June large conference room which 26 at Riverside Golf Course can be renled or used for in M'ason. W.Va. Lunch is meetings, the building has the served ·at noon and a shotlatest energy-efficient heating gun start is set for I p.m. To· and air conditioning and elec- .register a . team call Chamber Director Michelle Donovan at 992-5005. The Chamber's July meeting will feature Phyllis Bohning. from the Entrepreneurial Signature Program at Ohio University's Voinovich School · of Leadership and Public Affairs. Also featured will be Mike Bartrum speaking on behalf of the Meigs Local. Enrichment Foundation. Yesterday's luncheon was held at the Pomeroy Library and was catered by Bun 's Party Barn. $38.198.89. an outside contractor for tl!at wOIK, and bi1ling the pmpei ty owners for die cost. Roberts said tbe crosstJllnrl"'l efforts ·,will pay ,off in the long term, because it will ·enable employees to assist -with virtuaUy any job. Cun-eDtly, two .e mployees are trained to .read water meters, two am trained ·to operate the sewer jet, and two :are trained .to QjlCiate the sewer plant. Other 1IISks are also performed by limited · propeny and any sewer lines. · . Mayor Michael Gerlach trained personnel, be said. The village al~o has said the ultimate goal is to access to part-time help relocate the fuel tanks. working off fmes and .public fence in the property and assistance, but they are often install a shelter for village scheduled poorly and are not equipment. Council alSo held the secalways able to perform work ond reading adjusting tines, .with expensive equipment. Other bnsines for OVJ cases in light of a Council authorized the new state law and approved demolition of the Park Street a resolution authorizing the School, which is nearing collection of 10 percent of coUupse. The cost of demo- all fines · into the police Law lition is expected to cost departinent's between $6,500 and $8,000. Enforcement Trust fund. Council also: Council also authorized • Approved payment of Roberts to see to the . abandonment of a well on the the biUs in the amount of .~>~'-NC-t.f>.~: COUPON not done yet though a temporary solutioo iis in place ,and the system should 'be functional in two weeks once ,the parts arrive. The long-term sewer connection, which will tie ·into the Meigs Local School Disb:ict's sewer, is a le months .away, .accordto Bowman who said the university has received its pemnit 10 move forward from Workers m.~Al ~IJ ~..."";t. • ' '.!t>,.,a> "< 'I(' ' I ·--~ -; .,~· ..... -.... 1 . •m1'fE WOODS . 1I -!IIIG.IITSCF.>'III£ ,June27&28 .......... ,..... 7l08f1111 allic6lfrlcltlr 81 $Nil 511 ddlaln• Boall ~ ........ lApine -21111- lloll Olllce: G III ll:,oM(MII ........ ----------HEARING TESTS 1 .Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by f' Be/tone ~ G AID CENTER .I } .· 1 I I f'RI)AY, Juns 13th• tlOII?nMloon I Clill Ttiii.Fnte 1-100-634 5265 for 811•Mnadlate appoinlm6nt I 1111e 1t1e1a wiR be giwn by • Licensed Hearing Aid Specialist ·1 Anyone who hn trouble hearing or understanding I conVersation is invited to have a FREE hearing tes1 to see if I Balles or11ce 507Mulbeny Hghls, Pomeroy, 0tt Dr. A. . 1.. palllan I L CMt be halpad! Bring lhil coupon with you tor your FREE HEAA11G TEST, • $125.00 qlue. .UAW. ARMCO, AND -'LL OTHER INSUAANCE PIIDYIDERS WELCOME .W~LK-INS 1 I ---------------~ • Approved monthly report s from tile finance, refuse . public works and · income tax departments. • Approved the mayor 's report of fees and fines paid in Mav in the amount of $8,983..50 . ' ' . - uRRND ~ . 59J-881 .... ... ..... .ol h>•'l;, Qf~Oloj, 'l)ll" • . • '~ ~ ~ • - ,, SHOWTIMES FOA WED. fo'11/118· <!G-Ill 4:11.C .....ran.• P.\\IJA' '" ·· �.. Pa,e A6- The Daily Selitiuel . Jnsicle Wednesday, June II, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com . ( . Bl ·The Daily Sentinel . ~faking It day by day, . . . 82 . .SII.e!lde tolltll-0 "'USW. hge 82 :we- reedylng for Open, hge B6 Wednesday, June 11, 2008 < • Browns' L~Charles Bentley clea~ and back in unifortu SPOitrs BRIEFS . .. lDd annual Southern "Hustlin' Tornado'' Basketball Camp • "),t .., .. ' . · 8Y JoE MILICIA ASSOCIATED PRESS RACINE ·_ Southern · High School will be hosting its second annual Southern Tornado" "llustlin' Basket~all Camp on ~onday, Jurte 16 tluough9 1buJ'sclay, June 19 fromand am. to noon for boys nd girls · _ entering seco !hJ!lUgb sixth grades. · Cost of the camp is $35 or $60 for two campers from · the same family. Re_gi~tration will be from 8:30 to 9:00am. on the first daY of the ~· Checks Shouki be written Io the Southern A.tbletic Poosters and brought with the campers name, grade, home and emett!eDCY pbone numbers, t-shitt s~. and parent's signahue. If~pants have questions !hey ·Shoul4 call Ci>ach Caldwefi Center BEREA . LeCharles Bentley stood smiling before reporters Tuesday following his fust practice with the Clevelaod Browns in nearly two years. Bentley looked just like the fanner Pro Bowler the BJDwns signed in 2006, his massive tattooed biceps bulging from his ;..rsey. r But when he spoke, Bentley no longer sounded like the s~-eyed player who couldn t wait to wallc on the field for his hometown team. Bentley, who suffered a major knee injury and a lifethteatening infection, now feels he's got something even bigger to acc.ompliih. "It wa5 really a test," Bentley said TUesday. "So mlmy times I wanted to quit, but .I just couldn't. ... R1ght now; I'm just trying to show peOple that if you believe in something, pray hard, work hard, and stay steadfast in your faith, anything can happen." Bentley passed a physical and running test · Monday and was cleared by the Browns to return to the praclice field for the first time since iniuring his left knee at • the start of training camp in 2006. Bentley has no doubt that he 'II be starting in 2008 whether it's with the Browns or another NFL team. ."I am going to end · up being a better player behind lill this," Bentlef said. "I feel .much better. feel much stronger. I feel much more explosive than I've ever . been. As far as my playing •949-3129. .. . Lakers get back in series with 87~sl win 8Y TOM WIIHEIII . ....... . ..... ...... .. • ---,- . spins, . :;., 'drJves, a n d I I .. '' l-~ ,,. ·~ ............ awaw ~ •• i l l AT 2 ~--~--~------~~------------~~~ Pleasant V8IIey . I ....... .. I OPEN ~ \ . H~pital . 7DIJIAWeet lt:31 . ,.... 228 WM Main I Pom1roy, OH 740-992-5432 .. • Ingles Carpet ·Place 175 North 2nd Avenue Mlddleport,.OB "N. 2nd Ave. 992-5627 SWISHER& LOHSE PHARMACY IIJ2-lt55 • • .740-992-7028 POIILifOV, 011 ftiQUired other than being 011 !' '. . . '' ::=========:::::: HOME NAnoM.-1 ·VALLEY l • ..... '~ . ' ID1f BANK ..._,.. 949-2210 • Radne,OH 992-6333 • Swraarre, OH 112 8811 • Mlddlep01t,OH . 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The pmmer poup will (lOOsist of 1S.l7 quee teams since 1987. Nq team in NBA playoff years of ~g~C.the oe:xt bnckhiskiey has ever ovm:ome et fealun:s ages 13-14, lben comes those of ll-12 years an 0-3 deficit. Bryant ,made sure the of age followed . by the Laka-5 won't have to. YOIJIIFSl group which cooAnd Ibis time, !be supera .of childlen 8-10 years star got some help. ofagc. · Vujacic, the self-pro- los · : No ldvaooe registration is ... .- . • ' ' . hand by 8:30 am. • the location of~:r pay fees and to be in groups. Tee-off rach week is 9 a.m. · and U5111111y oonellldeS eacb week shortly after DOOil. Points are awanlcd for eadl rouDd of play in the foar lie "ions 1rilb.lbe individual wilh the biJhnt wtal aft« the. qu· 011 will be aowucd dtampioo in their pllticular ...w-- ipllla:i:d:. : IU-25ymn,aa playeR ha\'e Jeamed aolf, met fricGds. aDd bad fun 011 ibis tour. And thiJ year ,.,._ "'*les Lakels guard l<obe Bryant (24) tries to pass against the defense of Boston Celtics oeAtel' Kendricl< Perkins, back. and Kevin Garnett (5) in the first half of Game 3 of M · - " I 82 1he NBA basketball finals TueSday in Los Angeles: Cardinals lose Pujols in 7~2 win over Reds CINCINNATI (AP) - . Ryan lAidwick llolilmd and drove in four IUDS to~ the St. Louil Cardinals to a 7-2 win over tbe Cincinnati Reds on 'IUeldly aiPt Albert Pujols and Rick Antiel gave the Canlinals lbeir lint set of bldt-to-ble.k bome 1111111his taSOI1 before Pujoli was helped off the field in the top of !be sev. (ln•ni 1 IIIID ol the ame cadl inni'll wilb a straiDed IDimn for the you~~~ play- left calf be illffered wbile rnofMeip. Gallia, Ma8oG. ~out a ground ball. l"'lps will be reevaluakd iad · . Slll10UIIdiDg - = onW'Mo.&day. ·. • Llldwid alia doubled twMz aDif Ungkd in IIJPPOO • of rookie right-Jwwkr - 33 MitchrAl Boas. who made •: •1-74cJ..4.4&.2342 bis finl major ape start t-740 • • 'IDOl aod liel'ikl apJI ww. . .......__ : , ex;, ' ' •• Reds tipt fieldr:r Ken !• M5 7 Griffey Jr. weat 0-for-3 wilb ......... I. 7a,q I t11Ww?7 . a walt in his fin;t home . CoNTACJ'Us .. r-• ••.mm ---.1 \"111••-.-33 t . aenurt 'ullilllll.mm - - · 7 . . . . . . .. " - •• 2142, ... 3S ', IllS , 7 Lll:iN.aam '-reo .Si • ..,.. (14a)t• Ml.et.ll ba•ee;t \ J ...- Phwe - Blll?ley, 86 Easte~, Meigs to represent OhioinBACF SPORT!OMYQAJLYSENTINELCOM 8Y ,... CAioa~IIT SPORTS CORR£SPONOENT ~=~Iune30. needed three more opera· lions. "I went from not expecting to have a leg, not expecting to live," Bentley said. "Dealing with that kind of einotion, you're not even thinking about football. I go from that to. 'You're never · going to play again. You'll be lucky to walk again."' It remains to be seen whether Bentley can help whose the Browns, improved line was a major factor in the team's highscoring offense and 10-win season last year. "Be's ·made a lot of progress," Savage said. "lle wants to give it a go." light end Kellen Wmslow also reported to minicamp after skippiQg the team's voluntary organized team STAFF •.1\EI'ORT ASSOCIATED PREsS ~sPJISOD • • offensive.linemen. But when it came time for contact, Bentley stood to the side, his helmet propped on top of his head. The Browns don't know when he'll be able .to take pan in contact drills. ~'It's been two years," general mana~er Phil Savage said. "ObviOusly, he's made ability, I'm not worried a tremen4ous step to even be about that at all." out here at all." While acknowledging that Bentley, a two-time Pro it was exciting to see. · 'Bowl,; •center witb New Bentley return from injury; Orleans, signed a six-year, Browns . co a~~ Rome;o, $36 liiiiRilll free-agen~ conCrennel IS wrubng to see ·•tmct1Ji:March 2006 w1th the whether Bentley can con- Browns. JUs dream of playtribute this season. ing for his hometown team "It'll be uplifting if he can ended quickly when he tore play at .the level he used to his left patellar tendon on play at," Crennel said. the first full-contact play of Bentley participated in training camp that year. He practice Tuesday during the hasn't played since. start of the Browns' threeFollowing ·surgery to day . minicamp, including repair the tendon, he devei!K)llle drills wtth the other oped a staph infection and NSA Anals - Game 3 :In-County· Junior Golf . . to , . . , ....... , . 1111 .......,..... MIIY.,_ . game - am:~' hitting his OOIJ!h home run 'Monday an Aorida. He Sl!AJed out of the dugout and ·waved his ,..._ haning bdmct to acb!ow1cd&e a "'anding ovalion .tter St. louis Cardinals' Albert Pujols (5) Is helped off 1.tle field by Yadier Molina (4) and Ron Villone (27) alter Pujols injured his left leg blltti!W in 1.tle seve11t11 inning of a baseball game M · - · , .. against the Cincinnati Reds Tuesday in Cincinnlltl. Four recent graduates of Meigs and Eastern will be ·representing their h i g h schools one last time, and they'll be doing so as all-star selections for a good cause. Meigs Marauders Cornelius English and Cassady Willford and Eastern Eagles Zack . Newell and Kyle Rawson have all been selected to the Ohio AllStars in Friday's Battle Against Cystic Fibrosi s Football Classic. The game, which will be played at Warren High School, features all-star teams from Ohio and W e s t Virginia facing off to help r a i s e awareness about cys, tic fibrosis, a respiratory disease for which there is currently no cure . All four athletes completed · successful football careers m the fall of 2007, but the BACF will mean a ftnal game high as school players for each. English was a running back for the Marauders and was Ohio Valley Publishing's Super 25 Player of the Year. His cause was consistently aided by Willford, who · . opened holes for him as a tackle on the offensive line. Newell and Rawson were multi-position threats for the Ea~les ; featuring on both · s1des of the ball. Newell, like Willford, could be found in the trenches, ·while RawSQD split duties as a fullback and a linebacker. The West Virginia fl.' !Stars have won three consecutive BACF classics and h!>ld a 9-S edge overall. Proceeds from the game will go to the Cystic· Fibrosis Foundation . Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m., and tickets are available at area Burger King ...... restaurants. �Page s2 • The Daily sentinel ' 2008 Wednesday, June 11, www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, June 11, 2008 Day ·at a time for Griffey on day after historic home.ruii ! . I CINCINNATI (AP) -A day after hitting No. 600, Ken Griffey Jr. held off pondering where he might finish on the career home run list - or where he could end up playing this season. There has · been ample speculation the last-place Cincinnati Reds might try to trade the 38-year-old nght fielder once he reached his homer milestone. "It's not up to me," Griffey said Tuesday, though he does have the power to vet!) deals. "It's a two-way street. I haven't thOU(!ht about it." Gnffey was back in the starting lineup against St. Louis. a night after he homered in the Reds • 9-4 win at Florida. The right fielder joined Barry Bonds; Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays and Sammy Sosa a& the only ptayers with 600. Griffey said the magni- buy out of it for $4 .million. finishing his career where "He was a highlight film tude of his accomplishment "When I stop having fun · he started it - in Seattle. every night, whether he was still hadn't hit him. and can't do It any more, Griffey was tra~ from hitting an upper deck home "It probably won't until that's when I'll give it up," the Mariners to Cincinnati run in the Kingdome or after I've had a couple of he said. "I've done every- . before the 2000 season. climbing some wall," days at home during the off- thing you can do as far as Often injured, he's had up- McLaren said before Seattle season to think about it," individual accomplish- and-down times with Reds played at. Toronto on Griffey said. "We have ments, eltcept win a batting fans over the year. : Tuesday mght. "He's the another game today. We~ re title. Tqe team goals are ~till. "I d.on ' t.. w~rry about it," firSt guy I woul~ think of to different than other sports: the same. You want to wm a he ~a1d . . It .s a lo~e-hate pay go watch play, just his We don't have days off to championship. It's ·a lot of relattonsh1p here. I JUSt go all-around play." think about it. It probabl~ fun, but .it's a lot of hard out and pl~y as hard~ I can. "I think we' re in Safeco won 't hit me until October.' work. It's a.24-hour job. Just The one thmg I haven tl>een (Field) because of him," he The Reds hung a 54-foot because the game is over able to do 1s s~y as healthy said. "For me, he's the best player in the last 25 years. tall banner near the entrance doesn't · mean you stop as I, wanted to. at Great American .Ball Park thinking about it." Even so, teammate Adam . · . . Also missing on Griffey's Dunn said Griffey's homer He JUSt ran mto ~ penod to honor Griffey's achieve~ ment and plan to pay tribute resume is an appearance in total is hard to comprehend. there he couldn t stay to him w1th a day on June the World Series. He's made A slugger himself, Dunn has healthy. If he had stayed 17. it to the playoffs only twice, 254 home runs in just under ~ealthy, .you can use yc;mr Griffey began the night in 1995 and 1997 with seven full seasons unagmal!on. 1 was seemg hitting .260 with seven Seattle. "It's kind of ·like Bill . things on TV _Iast night, how home runs and 29 RBis. Griffey, born ·in Gates' money." Dunn said. they calculate things, and The 13-time Ali•Star is in Pennsylvania but raised in "I can ' t fathom how. much t!Jey had h1m at 710 home runs now with home runs the last year of his contract Cincinnati while his father that is." with the hometown Reds. . starred for · the 1970s Big Seattle manager John and number of atcbats." Cincinnati holds an option Red Machine teams, has McLaren was a Mariners McLaren said some of on him next season at $16.5 .mentioned twice in the last coach during Griffey's early Griffey's shots especially siQOd out. million - the team could year that he wouldn' t mind. ascent on the homer chart. Sentinel - l\egtster CLASSIFIED ~rtbune · - "Tbe thing that comes to mind more than one home run is his ability to hit a homer on his mother's birthday, Mother's Day, or wi~ a Make-A-Wish Foundauon kid .~re that night. f!e did this on a regular bas1s and I've never seen anybody ·be; able to do that," he said. "~ remember a Make-A-Wish tdd was in the clubhouse and Griffey was givins hi.m a~r­ sey and a bat, showmg him around and making him ·. laugh and playing video games. He was really rilaking him feel good. . "Before the game he'd · say, 'I'm going to try to do something for you, solllcithing rea) special,' and theh he'd hit a home run. YO\i think about it, that-kid had to feel like a million doi.Jaci. He did it on more than one occasion, and for his mothet, too. He's a mama's (?oy." E-mail classified@ mydailytribune.com To ' ; BY TIM REYNOI.DI ASSOCIATED PRESS Offtee 11o~~ . MIAMI- When it comes to Ken Gri·ffey Jr.'s 600th home run ball. "Joe" still ' doesn't know what to do. The man who caught the historic ball - identified only as a longtime Florida Marlins seaso.n-ticket holder named "Joe" - · has not decided between selling the · l,lall or giving it b~ 1!l Griffey, the Cincinnati Reds slugger who became the sixth player in history to reach the 600-homer plateau on Monday night. Marlins president David Sam~n. wbo ~ys be lm<;~-:s pe.s ~:s '~!: ~~~~.~~ ~J~~}r Jf.. ;, v· ·. o!;fa~:s~n::g:;id~(:! : against the Minnesota Twins In the . ninth Inning .· ·at a baseball: game Tuesday in Cleveland. Sabathia , went the dis-: tallQe, pitch- : inga H> COITIJ)lete . game shutout for the win. HOW 10 WRITE AN *POLICIES* - . . be!~j·ust as PB':taa'kt calmrd • . av~g ~~t~~ Viilla . ' 'nets toomey s .C::!J:d ba . t trick at Euio 2008 .bed ...m. ~tblt t!mk .Uw'~ l:m~-'- 111i7~~·NIBWAO - bad tO If: !j!t!"f'~~*' :l:k"x:'-·or~w: ..:: In .:e=rtefain, ~ beOOiu ro.til team to dllir -like Pierce needed flalnJM~IOICCQ.Rullla't bedl .bolD 1D 0-2 ...... hw'tina 1111 tnee in the loa! 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Allen stuck a 3-pointer that sent Boston's bench bounding onto the floor when the Lak.ers had to call a timeout. te01id t1e fint hlf a'tdt In the tOUJIIIIIIIeOI tiPce 2000. Fernando l'Dn:es fed 1be tll'eikiQg Vtlla for a riabt~ · footed shot in l:he ~ minute. The striker · slid Andres l'niesta's slick pass under goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev for his second in the 44th. Villa completed his memo- ':'le':-"henko ~=·~~~ ~~ ~ ~ .pme. . · s,.. 1iled, Greece 0 SALZBURG, Auslria _ Sweden •1 Zlatan lbrahimovic found his longlost · scoring touch ·and ~en. ding .champion Greece fell victim to it. lbrahamOvic had no international goals since October 2005 before connecting with a powerlul right·footed shot in .the 67th minute for his 19th goal for Sweden. Petter . 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CLASSIFIEDSI L.- - · 2000 16>70 740-446-348t =~M~Ilii..;U-..E-t:-:lo-~-,C-:'i., Fleetwood 2 bed 2 bath . •"'()R RI·:Nl" HUO Horilesl 3 bed , only 1999 Fortu ne 3 b9d 2 bath SH,OOO! tor listings 800 - Daytime 388-0000, evemn g 28t at Johnsons Mobile 620-49.46 ex A019 245-9213 Home Park Call 446-2003 ometliinB to say !' Syecia{ Someone. Joii.Etd. 1111 l'an Time AN , 740-377AbaOI'"a Top Dollar • Iii· 9095, Quality C... Nurwing. wrlgold bat h. 3021. 740-441·9331 Custon:erSSMcs 20 -- plaae , greal VIIIW, 13041882 • 2 Time WBffHff Cable - 8lliJiianoeo, -~ ... 18- w~ aaes. hor tu~. gas log fire· 2• 2006 161180 Clayton 3 bed can Center snlan S• • ""' lnboundiOutbound Wed.·Sat.. 9am·?, Minersville, refrigerator, dishwaaher, fumlb.Jre, - ·r ~~~= u~:; Dt--r- want 5a¥ti&Y, W - l o Bur ..........................., ................. 010 , 151 2nd Aw8nue , Gallipolis. WMilod to Buy- f8nn 6upplln .................. 620 ... 2"'2 Jerel Sill. Golllpok ............. ............._........072 Yerd Se't Pot.-oyiM-.........................074 Yerd ~ PJ nt ................................ lml No Fee Unless We Win! OWNER FINAI'JCE . unattached. Rd, 441-1111 have a minimwn of 1 . .privlte&seml-private r~ 3()4.:675-6395, leave mes- garage year of oommerlcal drMng available, Nutritlous meal sage. . Excell~nt condition ready t~ Sou1h. Rain or Shlni>·all Se · Sh rley SpeaiS, 3()4. - ' " " " " . & clean MVR. planning, excellent reler· 31lr, 2ba, Sectional on .8 move rn. 5255·000 ·00 · Cal L 875 1429 Pnor """"nence onces pltononumbenlupon acre, Roseberry Rd . Pt. 1740)9ll9·2217 mill'"""~~---. kind&ofhouseholdilem&. ' · · . _ . Trawl Job! dt.rnp& and roll-offs 11· help- request. For more info, 740- Pleasant, with washer, Movi • Uuat Sell .Nice llot.sf1; · Spring Crime watch 18·24 girls and guys to trawl a~ ful. contact Kent II: ~ 4.46-4300 dryer, dishwasher and retrig- La ~, h . · .: FOR RENT yaid sale at 57 Jrrt Dr, Lot map- cities and reaort area_'•· ~-9365 or fl~ out applk:aerator $65,000 (304 ).675· :98 . .0 ~ 8 In scerwc 1.,,-...,;iiiiliiiiiiiot_.! and June 3Tranaporatkln & lodging .provid· tion .at www.rjtrucldng,com All Types Masonry Brick . · QUiet .subdiVIiiOn, great for 1 14 27 28 · · · ed. No experience needed. We EOE 8k)d(. Stone, Fr8e ~mate: 6628 hiki ng, bikin~ and _fishing. ·199/mo! ~.bed , 2 bath , Bank ·Thur, Ffi, Sat, June 13, 14, natn! ~700 wk. Sha_rp peo( 7 40)ot1fi·730 5 ~ , 304•593 _ 4 bedroom, 2 112 bath kJg 1257 sq. ft. VInyl Stdn"lg. lots Aepo! (5 7o down, 20 years, 15. Furniture,· clothing, .etc. pie start today! 1 ~-Df-4 122 RT 35 Adul Video 1. Book 6421 home, 34286 Crew Rd ., of storage, t112ca r ga~age, 8% APR) tor listings 800~1 71' Vanco . Road. parents welcome o inlervlew Store need M~ CJerk . . Pomeroy, lg. pole building & concrete driveway. Eldra 620-4946 ex. A027 .. Gallipolis. Do you want high wages? fu~ or part time 304-937· , Need a tiar\dljman caH 304-- out building · on 6 acres parking & room for boat 2 ••• h lo · • .,., -"-7 o....,..._, ~ Ia lot "h 1 UVYroom ouse r rent ~ . Do you want to make )'OUr 4900 w~..-.. .._,,."', ._,..,"'" w/pond, (816)668.0758 rge w" s orage sh'""'"' vu (740)992 -5858 , 00 18 YARD SAtE-. own oohedule? Call Taylor's . Large rooms. W/1 closet •n ..c,.:pe.=.. ::-·.:....::=cc.:.:c:...,:-c PoMERov/Mmou: Staffing 0 (740}446-3305 Seeking FIT Uc:enaed 4br, 2 AC, Pool. Country master. Uj>date s tnclude. 2-3 BA at 31 3 Crews Ad, --for an appointment. Monday- Independent Hairdresser, New Haven, 5139,500 call Berber carpet; app!ia~ces. Patriot Oh. 379-2584 48975 E Letart Rd. Thursday 10amr2pm. We For inquiries, (fill The "Tan o.-~ after 6pm Make Offer 304 • . AJC. &Heat pump_ M.o ve ~ 593-8871 2·3 br House. 30 Bu rdette Racine,Thurs,Fri,Sat8 to 5, are now hirinQ State Tested Shak at 446-n45. Under . In Condition . Red uced, Addition month + 5425 5400 · Mlllntlonl ask1ng $89.900. Appratsed seOJrity ne pa·nt & pet Oishes,pots,pans,curtains,b Nursing Assistants, and New Management. d spread,Detla table 10 inch LPN's & AN's. EOE . Local company offering "NN for $108,000 1 1/2 years 304 675~2~0 I car .. saw,aadts.pl.ledger,sander . S~meone to throw trash, Brand New Restaurant tor DOWN PAYMENT" pro- ago. 740 -208-9673 Ceil. =·=.:::.;.:..__ ___; . . . . ~nenced COL drivers drtYetrucks,domaint. P/Tor Leate RT 2 good location, ams for ou to bu our 740-4 41·8232 hm. 204 Ann 3BR, 1 112 bath , finished Bemde Midd.Poat Office, Fri . with tank~ and hazmat oert. FIT . time starting pay OWner has other intere61S ~ . t Yd 1 r Y .Y Dr. off Raccoon Creek Rd. basement. family and laun13& 14.Boy clothes 2-4 & 5. needed. Local tri~. 740· $7.00/hr. MUfl be at least 25. cal 304-549-5696 Anwtlnw • ea _ o ren lflQ dry room, located near Girl clothes 12-16&dr.Car- 388..S547 ~ok:l._ deandrivingrec:otd • nancing . MOBIU~ J ~ol~r. $600/rent + ut•lities seat etc. Good cond.Fri/Saf nd good -~ ~ ~ees than perlect credit FOR < ., 8 ' ' FEDERAL ~· ••-•noes. •NOtiCE• ae«op~ed .~ and deposit. 740·441·1 459 21 • OHIDVALLEYPUBLI Sa" 37120 POSt'aLJOBS Senll181iU1111110:POBox • Paymont could be the . . • Garone • ... n :...a...-11 Ohio •~1• · 16XBO 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 48A available lsi week in Rocksprings · Ad,6 · ~• ~ lNG CO, r.cornm same as rent . $17.89-$28.27_ hlr., now hlrthat yOu do buaineea Mortna""' Locators . Vinyl Siding. Shingle Roof. July - Addison Pike 13&14 ••M t.0 ~. . and "-A Q . o . - 8 Motel now - · • .... . 1· ng, For -w;..-..... ( ~n..cunm ~~.........-· I'WUV'IIe ~· know •") NVV\ $230 per monlh . 740-385- $650/ren t • S650fsec dep • 1 7 367 4 PM,,..n ors hine,coons,cur· goyemement job info. call lng appllcaliool for pan time ~·• •' ~ NO PETS. Call 446· 3644 tur 9948 American Assoc . o1 Labor 1- desk and tranaportatlort Ready to ·move In: 3BA . ' more info. " anll:ies,tiltle of everyttung 913-599-8226, 24m. atM.. 41ao hiring for hou~ have ., . veslr·ga1..... 18ath , new kitchen , CIA, 1996 16~~:80. 3br, 2ba. wash· =.:.._::-..._- b -3-t11 1 5 r, _. .... 1nn Lrg. ranch stye, u serv ' """' apply In person. -.....~ dose to Gallipolis. VA and .erldrl.Jer & d ishwa sher baths, 1 1!2 t:>ath w/laun d ry The TuppeiS Plains V.FW. · NO PHONE . · Y'l""'ng ' · Valli Sale and Bake Sale. Help ~ at D·- ____ CALLS _ _· _ _ ~=::·~~~~ FHA approved. 740·446· 'i ncluded asking $1 8 ,500 room . 2 car · gar. , carpo... " .,... ., ... u nu.•rtr I 000 304-675·071 4 or 304, pool. atl eiec. CJA_ 7309 June 14, 9:00AM Group Home. 7.ta-992~5023 lo 2:00PM. New Haven, 3 br., 2 bath, 4 593-0308 $.1000/rent $ 1"000/dep. Call Repair .....,..............................eeo lfloblle - l e w Renl.;..,.......................... 420 Mobile - f o r Sale...........- ...................320 Money to Loan,... .....................................-.220 ~c:ttf 1110 11116 M·-D'IIl! I,,.··~--"It' 1 llo.PWAN11D ~ - - - - - - - , ..,______ 1118 , 53 blue oosmettc ,bag w/ While tools, ladder rack, clothes, An Excellent wey to earn polka dots. H lound & shoes, 10'16· money. The New A.llllll. I Th • S I C8!1'Mari"-•n 304-882-2645 returned w/ .aU contents, L reward of $50. will be given. ~ge sa e. ur a . ,, C.ll4>46-22e6 Chrldrens clolhes, tools, Applioelions are bring ....., ~~~~~~~-====----. ;: CLASSIFIED INDEX 1\IIINED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURnY ISSI? dwelling• advertiaed In thla -paper aoe available on an equol Stand new 3bed 2bath on + - half acfe in Pt. Pleasanl House for sale i~ Aaet':lEI set-up. {740)3BS-2434 Ifill"'_ _ _ _..., m~~------, ·--~----.area. Approx . 4 acres, all - - ' - ' - - ' - - - - • Fri&Sat6113&6114from~· Lorr AN) ' - 4 at 934 Jackson Pike. ...--aiifiliiOUND!ii-_.1· Clothes crafts, books. '_,' L.,..t:az.,. AiiNEW · AIINOI _lll..,.oing 'n a loan. BEWARE '" 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sec· tional home $279 per month 740·38s.7671. MODULAAS requeots lor any largo 4 baby kittens in good health 2741 Neighborhood Rd, in need of goOd homes. 740- Jme 13 and 14. Bam • 4pri:. black. 740-446-3758 •- your home . - Divis;;' ~; ;;;; ,., YARD SUE G) , **NOTICE** 652s GivEAWAY as -'-:J'1-!t ........ 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D•II.Y In-cOlumn: 1:00 p.m. Mondey•Prlday for ln..nlon Now you con hove borders and graphics Display Ac:l• ~~~~~POI~u~<~a~:~Ohlo~~·~·~·~~~"~,,.~,.~i-~-§.,.E§ffi ~ SUCCleSII'UI Acll '' • ·. .. · , the man T~~ :~ ;will well th~ght of in base'l:fi WliS. ~~!oe,\'~'dgive the~all, · ~UiVELA~.() (AJ') retired .the last 17 in a row. hard, but 1t's always g~ sJ>e3!r to h1m ~ m 1be b>: a .,Jot. of f• •~ Kohlet ~:bac.t ..;... .still ,gets surpf!sed .. ~ ..:;, •...Sabathla.· .toot. .,the · He was. h~lped by some ~ad to . ge.t ~ouble playi· . commg days.; ~gh the .s.aid. . "His ~ bid! was :··wben .the~busrolls .!Jllo · ,~q,d .ai!!H.'st. ee_rf4\n . he ba~erunnmg by the Twu~s . Sabathl3 sa1d. ream, Joe has'''dediued to .given: back; ·~&J': )l!Jil, ~ the ' 3.11: ·:~-of-:town h~l at' 2 ·'needelf to pt~h a :Sh~t · Mmnesota bas ·lost s1x . Baker gave up one run reveal his full iden(\ty .or gy~.tllat caugbpt,. -JJ,ut.t¥ ~·111~ · ~d 1~-IS · people, Solie'di~! • ·.:: . ; s!faight for the first time an~ eight hits. ov.e r seven release any persq~ detalls. (i()Odi;' ll!l'.s Olil¥ · the .• ~i«<::l. :u~cludmg children, have Sab.ath1a (4-8} pit4;~ a smce .Sept. 12-16. mnmgs. Franctsco doubled . . "I th~ he kno:ws what all .. p:r eV:er ~ -.aq· ~. ;~ ~~- camped out just to ask for five•bit~(.~r biB · ~vetith The lnd.ians earned their with one out and ~red on hts .op~on.s are, m terms. of 111 ~ btg~yJhere. ~utOgraphs ..· . . career . sbut~ut . as, the secon~ wm .a row for ~he Garko'~ two-out smgle to sellmg 1t,m rerms of gettmg l ~b)e$1t. (J001• · a :b,ig :nlun- . "It's '' ~~mazmg . to me,'' Clev;Il!lld Indians 4e(eated first ttme smce sweepmg center m the ftrst. something else for it, in .ber." r.. · .. .{ . <:"'·· ·' :' . /'Goo.zalez said. . . . Mi®~t;a. l-0. e~g three games from Oakland, "I didn't feel my stuff te~s of a i!ade.'' S<!!fison ~g ~· .tJie~. b'all ,: :~aphs ~ o~ thi!l¥· .~ Tviinf ~so~-hig~~os- May. J3-15. · was overpowering,'' said ~d. "There~ all sorts of OOuld ·~ Slf ': JJ~ . tf .. ·:. !t !J.ewmg . gum ~~ , mg stre~ .to s.1x games "~.C. was the .story,'' Baker, who walked one an~ d1fferent opt.toos, and I'm caud S~ 10 <ll!l~: bft; a~):. · Tuesday mght. · ., : · · Twms manager · Ron struck out one: "I feel 11 just going to try _to do ~1s · eyebrows: ..· ; ·. <J~.. ·'·•:: · ~:tk outfielder Luis "He, was . outct.aJ¥'i,ng )n Gardenhire said. "~e _shut was a l'retty good .'tat:'· but "Anydlin,B ·~ worm .~ ,. , . has one of base- ~Vel)' way," ·I'D,d1•"' mill- us down, used all bts pttch- Sabath1a was dommattng." best for everybdicly." ' .: . Griffey told the Marllns . st)meone ~ill pay .· fo(il',~ .b;IIJ.!s.';ill"time great memo- · agerEricW~~~ftbe es. I know what his record Baker, sidelined. most o( on Monday night tl!at be Samson said. . , . : , >, 1:-lia ~ries; a spring- . reigning . Ai; .Cr.' YOWlg is this year, but be's tough. May with a strained right MWwmtc, , "I~" ':,, b,u . ·t?ini~·~e-used piece of . Award;:w~r•."He _was', The home plate umpire (Joe gro.in, bec~me !he first . would like the ball, ~die Reds approached, ".I~'~ ahieaify "Sbo'!"n ~:s ··~; his chewmg gum .was so!d strong:· ~. tf not'~nger, West) satd that's the best Twms startmg JM«:he~ to about. whether · the :fffilre goo4 • makmg ~deei" (or $10,000 on eBay m · than b~was early; He's one he's seen him the last two work at least seven mnmgs Hall of Farner could obWn sions, , ·' "' ·· .. · , · '200Z,ll few months after he · of ·the ;greare$t· pitchet$ 'in or three years." . in I 2 games- since Kevm it. Their attempts ·w.ere Anolhuman~:!A'I.~abat ~~~tr:~thegame-winning theg~.'~ · · ) . . ~till, the Tw~ns had a Slowey's complete-game he .cauptt die :~ 9Dlf. .to . . bit .:til Game 7 of th . e 200 I Sabathta bas recetved. an qutck opportumty .to get wm May 29 agamst Kansas rebuffed. But ~veral Marlins hope bave . tt rip~,. ~ ~'bi,§ .,·W"~ Series for .Arizona average of only 2.1 IUD~ · a ahead when rookie Carlos City. . .· thatGnffey.atleastoneday, ~-But . v1~ ·CV~ ·,,agat!Ml the Ne!o!i York game over h1s last· n~e G~mez ~pened the game Notes: _Mmnesota has . · : starts; so when Ryan ~~o w1th a smgle and .went to ~ost I 8 of tts last 27. games . gets the chance to obtam the - · ~ by,'!Jie ~ ~ankees. · . ball. -!iltOtn,a·man aaa~ ··' ~ gomg through that, doubte,dhome afmt-mrung second on a bunt smgle by m·Cleveland .... Indians 28 ''Come on~ this is a .base- jerse>' ~illf·~NIL aad, "!*"i~g about the/ s-ale ·Of a run off Scott Bab,r (2-1), Aiexi C!lsilla. After Joe Josh B~eld I.e ft in ~ toj:l . ball," Flonda outftelder S;imM:tollid ..it's· dt:l!t·~ · blliiOiiic home run ball can the left-bander fig~ be Mauer. hned out to left, of the s1xth w1th a strained Cody Ross said. "Jtlitiive it • is "loti"' ' ...: ·.• ,. : ·· sUrprise him. had better make it stluul up. Justin Morneau hit anoth.e r left middle fmger. ..:. back to Grif(j::y. 1 ; ~, ' f~ '':loe..,~....,.. ·. "I've seen crazier stuff ''My job is to .keep it line drive toward left-ceo- · Tuesday · was the 49th g~2;. Give iUo the 1W111f bill widi •IBQI. fMm Datt.ing than this," he said. close and give us a c~ ter. But Ben Francisco anniversary of Rockf ' · · '. ·' · to win.," Sabathia said after caught it without trouble Colavito hitting four ' . . · · · pitching Cleveland'$ first and easily doubled off homers in one game for ~. Diiswd 12 shOlS, and . !wo and running out of time 1-0 decision over the Twins Gomez, who had already Cleveland and the .42nil . · . , wu Ill foulUUUbteall ~· m the .fO!U1h. Bcyant lOOk a since Sam McDol!ldl in rounded third base. anniversary of . · Sonny " A~ ·· Oa.QJeu's aiin.1C ' pass 6uln Luke Walt9n at !969. "If that means giving "He was running with his . Siebert's no-hitter for the from . . . Bt, broUstht tbe Cdtks 'wl,tbin · the <tojHM die key. Knowing up five and we score six, head down," Gardenhire Indians against 83-11! with 1.:28 It'! go, he was about to tty a shot fine. Tonight, though, I felt said of Gomez. "He has to Washington . ... Casilia'& claimed "Machine," made Bryant made sure that It was that could · have lasting it was the best l'v.e been all watch the ball . That was a bunt hit was his eighth .in a three 3-pointers, including a he who took · L.A.'s nex.t importance, Bryant gath- year." .. young player's mistake." row off Sabathia and crucial poe from the left shot. He drove on Allen to ered himself, measured tbe Sabathia didn't .allow a In the !hied, Matt Macri ex.tended his -career-high corner with 1:53 left that get so~ space, pu~ed ~~~ rim ahd let fly with a 3- baserunner after the fourth, got a :bunt single, but was hitting streak to 12 games. gave the Lak.ers an 81-76 ~d drtlled the kind of pointer that gave Los striking out fiv,e without a caught breaking for second · He's 9-for-13 (.692) in hili lead. Pau Gasol fmally. JUmper he bas ~ced tens Angeles a 69-68 lead with walk in his second shutout by Sabathia. · career against Sabathia. .;. flexed his muscles with "!'G Df daousaads .of tames. · ·6:55 left · of tl1e season. He blanked In the fourth, Mauer sin- Indians C Victor Martinez inside baskets.:in the fowdl Bddie. House, !Who gave Fisher made two free Oakland 2"0 on May 14- gled; but was doubled off went 1-for-4. After batting . d llillrek Fish«, B~t()n big minutes w~n throws and Bryant, wh11 had but had been 0-3 in four when Morneau hit a liner to .350 (28-for-80) throuruh q uarter an Rondo went out _w•th missed seven from the line, · · baseman Jos h the e nd of April , ·he has ·t who took an $8 million pay· ·a~ n mJury. coun~ wjlh ;a !mocked down two more starts smce. . . , secon d Cut to come bact and~ 31JO!Iiter., _and suddady, , !~Jc, foul shots as . .ttie Lakers Cleveland' s ace, a 19- Barfield. .217 (25-for-115) in May for the Lakeirs, made two .• c~" ,....,..... ·- ent Up 13 LO game . winner a . year ·ago, "They hit some balls and June. . free · throw" · with 1:33 iuel · · J N'JdiO!iqa in - · _,, · remaining fJ!e Lakers his familiar ~ ~.:rce~)Ct'Calfrrew up ~ r....,;.. wanted to play," .25 . . . IU'3t said Bryant, whose only twitcbingtynerves.quiddy• . .· ·senes~t went just 2-for~l4 BY IHt: t S,QCI. . Pn s :.~,}arne ,after dribbling Hansson scored five minutes flaw was an 11-of-18 oiaht 011 die J..ak«s' :~miSsed all four J.pomtRomin Shiroko¥ in later 11ff . a scramble mi•from the foul line. "I don't seSSton, Bryant ..,._ . hi ~·'- · INNSBRUCK, Aullria- the 74th to shoot past played by the Greek defeue. think anyone was feelillg .down i1l die lane llld uo;sptle · s s , . ~ we David Villa scored three Akinfeev with his ~ght foot. Set up ·by ·forwani pldDeidelpmte.. dropped jo- ~jumper to .~~cs were OJJiy . by times Tuesday in Spain't He the !lohievement Henrik Lan1100 on 1 pvoOame4isThundaympt · mati:ltl1..al. . . IIX Ill thetit8tft~iD~.!t.eot'the reiOUIIdina 4-1 vlctot;y over of .Patrick Klutvert of the and-go, lbrahlmovic'l that at the S!IP!e• Center, whi!re Hallie alit•ffor Bolton. third qumor wbeli Indo RuiQ a .-ia that coafinned Netherland& on June 25. eluded Greece &OilbePii' the Liken 8 9.() iD 1be 11,oC11 c"*nmltfed allly .went down with a erained the Spaniws as a team to 2000 qalnst Yuaoslavia, the Antoni& Nlkopolldia, wh9 pla)'Oifund unbeaten in 15 .&,live fouls iD die cJoi,. left .ankle. AI be laid .on the \eat at the European lut bat trick at Euroa. threw hlm~~elf to the ~ IDee March 28 I!W tlliotida, and Wbea t1li tloc!r. hil teammatea ·l'ltthed Championlbip. , . to.ored with and 101 1 finaer 00 the 0111 ~ ~t took evel')'ihiQI fiil1 bora tot&llded, rhl "' CJ\W IB· dllck 00 Rondo, Aft« co~na hla llll 1 iD the 86th, and before it aailei! into hll upper l\egtster ·Sentinel Worcl Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p. pitches Fame or something. Get an practice, and pointed to that autograph from him or get one undemeltth one of the to meet him. It's getting out seats in right field, sparking of hand, I think. It's kind of a serum between people biz!lfl'e to ine that now they duped into believing ·that bave to label the balls and was the real No. 600. stuff. They didn't do . that Instead, he had the 600th stuff back in the day." home run b11ll all along, and Back in the day, 1t would- Major League Baseball n't have been worth big authenticated that his indeed money, either. was the genuine· article. David Kohler, president · "Anybody who has any of SCP Auctions - who ipformat,ion to.the con!J'ary !QieliontP off several of .i&:miiinformcd;ltlll!,4isbon- . Barry Bonds' historic home est;" Samllon said. . · JUJi,6s,IIS last year, including The memoiabilia'buzz has No. 762. .,...., whicb could be been going on for years, yet the,Jast o{ BQpds' C3fCCI' - · some Marlins . ~im~~ calft. Said ' Griffcy'il 6QOOi ePllld,. ·~lie~e ~- wh~ 'le!T · •.s ~ : fetch at least $50;000 and ·:P~ will .go to get e~~: p1ece up tj) $100,000 if ; of'the~· . . . ' . ' ~rtbune Place Websjtes: www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Today••• (740) 446-2342 (740) . Or Fax To (740) 992·2157 Cleveland . Indians' c.c. · Sabathla · Junior's feat tinged by controversy. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Your Ad, I I ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Say it in ~;.; .~. · f4ss'i ieds! �\ Wedneadly, June 11, 2liol! ;au FYOOP . Pllge 84 • The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinei • Page 85 ._.mydeilysenlillel.com NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS Phillip Alder 42 Heton cousin UTuslled 1 Vety ilii!IU'Iaid & rinal All- a a-.ry·o 11 Horo - 49 Tum on 1 PCC2--I d'oeuvre 31111, 2 - 12 C'-dip 13Lonl 52r....,... sight 14 l i g h t - 53 Yme 15 SonAiionll -'" 16 tale 54 College ..... 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',_, Men's Wort< Boots VC 10% off YOUI~G ,, 4SSJ~ c 'illl' ......... www," , • 'ntla aa,.- Ill lQ? 3oo Second Ave. Middleport American Legion $6()Buy-ln Last Buy-In at 7:30 pm NO EXCEPTIONS! Sat. 6/14108 This week we are looking at deals from social games. In -this one, North-South missed two laydown games. Who was at lautt? East did not open one no--tru mp, · because~ would have shown only 12-14 points, not the normal 15-17. (East (,.!Jon ,IN wuld how l,;d !lrrw dia· IOOr'<IS). North's we-Old raise ~ in the modem style (although most, pcelerring a twono-trump advance to be natural, ""' ~ to show ttwee or ""'"' cards rn partner's Gallipolis, Ohio (ljcross from City Parit) 4-U-9010 . Hours- Mon • Fri 9-4>; Sat 9-5 MOTOCROSS RACE I AIN'T TH' ONE THAT DECIDES TH' WIEH, ..)UGHAID !! HOW DO VA KNOW WHEN IT'S BREAK T " IF VA DON'T WEA~ A WATCM, AUNT Kipling Shoe Co. Friday, June 13 7pm :nte BORN LOSER r~~ WAA\ t\E. &OC*.f.t)~ ,...014.,e¥.UTU~,I-\OW~iiC.1' , r~T "- C.RUI!>ES\11>, Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 Cell: 740-41H047 email: ::FOR OU!t~ii\IE.II~L •...-1 i!-11~ 'YEAA.AC.WI!iE.! fa. W)(.U~ l.l~~ Grl.W<~- A. 130~! that partner can judge how well the hinds fit. Then four hearts .or four spades O<)IJid be reacned. Ramembel, fil: is fantastic . And a oou~ fit ts delicious. u n ~- u .rrn 'r.n 28 Yean Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 - -' rssT! \ ......TE ~ , TAAT'5o ' youA. 1 (.UE! I S.IN6-~ ,' ..-- -- - ,.- , chance that tt'll fum out to be all sizz~ and no substance. Vegetable plants 52.50 per dozen H" M-F 7:30 - S:OO Sat 8:30 • 4:30 Sun. 1-S I' 1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Should two friends be al odds with each ather. don't make the mistake of getting in the middle and tfytng to be a peacemaker. Let them sort thing5 ou1 on theif- own . t.tBAA (Sept. 2:J..Oc1 . 23) - If ~u a.re performing a hazardous task with someone you just mat. keep an ea~ eye on 1his person In case he o.- slle is not as -~··­ . . . .flUB . . PSI CONSTRUCTION f.d'l Gfte8GIMU Noble Summit 'Rd. Middleport. OH ~~!_~an~ld~~~~-..;.., r - - - - - - - - . , r--------::~ , . - - - - - - - - . , t«l 01£'5 GOING TO STOP OUil MlSSlOM TOOl\V I,.._Mf 15m1US, 50 WE teD TO BE MilE ~VE 1\t«llJST 00 IT OUISELVES. j CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION IS TO DESIGll\ VI\WJM THI\T LITEllM.LY!U:KS C.6,RIION JliOl(IDE OUT OF THE AIR. J (1()£-:; TI\AT Wl\5 WICK. . wu~""n' "" ~~~1L~ saJetv-conscioUs as you'd e11.pect. Be sato. not son';. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 - When on a soc;al oo11ng- friends, ~ eou~o get cameoa_ _ .....,ingfacmooe1han you ,.. comb tobiy ""'"'-...... certain ::-'""~·wallet is WO<th. good SAGITTAR IUS (No•. 23-Dec. 21) - Making a request of your mate could come out sounding like an order. especialy if you aM careless in phrasing your petffion . If you get a1nasty response in return . you'll tcnow wh~. ApologiZe . C4PRICORN (Dec . , 22-Jan, 19) Unless you let others know your likes and ~s . you can 8Jtp8Ct glitches to occur In ~r social plans. Friendil antn't mind reader& and could make arrangements you won't t. happy about. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Feb. 19) - More Hrf-diiCtpline than UIUBI may be NqUired to llibdue 1e!T\ptaUons to take lo'IJiriol<o. Your wiohful thinking lon11bPISCES (Feb. :zo.Moroh 20) - Tho only ""f 10 110 "" loodof to 10 1101 ,.,. . .mple ~ Mnt othll'l to fallow. Your d!ICllpiN wltl bei._YI only what you ly 10 110- on NOI1111c - ~monttfate u- .....1. 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MZCJVBC PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Do you ever get the teeling that the only rea9al we have eleclions is In find oul ~the polls were righl?" · Robert Orben rtangl lenor'J o1 the law 1a "'"" faar ...... .,...do. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - It's impor~ that the people with whom you do busiries& are operating at the same high !awl as you are. The day could tum out to be a bl..trrmer, especialy if you get caught up in unscrupuk:Mt actions. CANCE~ (..ll.tna 21 .,Jul1 22) - Once you tire, don't oontinue kl perform mentally demanding tasks lla1 require full focus. If your attention span is not up to its usual s&anciards, a ma;or mistake could occur 1llat will .,.._ cosily. LEO {July 23--Aug. 22) - Be cautious about putting too much credence in a proposal presented by someone about whom you . know lime . There is a good •n raru a..•••• t!BJ. an:! tfeSM me ctJrer Slaros 101 another · tour 10aatblod wads be- ·helP ",.,. " I A UB . 0 .... ' " " " - · ....... 12, 2001 By--Oool fn thQ year ahead, events will serve to develop Sle11ing quaiities of character that will you better cope with the woAd. As 1he&e traits mature and blossom within you, you'll become more sel1assured and ettectlve. ' ' -: SIN6! ..... ' - , r ... 111 - , . - - - - lolllotl liy CLAY li'OU.AN - - - - - .....~, .. 30<H)75-5463 Ea::t1lel!er r:ko: S~"M\~-l&£!fs·: -.-~; G Astroh 304-882·2884 by luis Campos Celetlnty Cl!te' ~am6 are createoJrom aucta11ons by famous P800ie Trxlay's Cilie: NIJQU!IS 8 Souttl might have rebid more aggres· sjvely. Despile having only nine points. he had good distrii>J1ion. But North sl1owe!l \lOry poo< judgment in Pass;ng """two hear1s. A Jump to ilur hear1s is Mason Co. Fairgrounds Rt. 62N Pt. Pleasant, WV (Practice 4:30 pm) CELEBRITY CIPHER ... ~1 - leasible. H -. I like two spades so 6:00pm Clo8e-Out Sale I 0" hanging Basket• $7.15 4'' Geraniums .60¢ Bedding Plants •s per flat $6.00 - ..... ..-mum . WV011121 30c explained that~ played 15·17, he would never open one no--trump, because he is suclla bad eanl holder1 ) · South O\IOP'C8lled one heart. Afte< West passed, NOI1h cue-bid two clubs, which -exactly ll>rllManl heart suppo<t and at least game-invilational values. (Wtlh four hearts, he woold have bid alXl1Ml111ional twe nc>-trump.) South . rebid twe hearts, and everyone passed. CUioolpa? · The pla)i took littte time, doclarer losing one club and one l)eart, Owr one heart, West did not want lo pass. but his hand was too weak to ._,c1 two liamonds, and he was not using weak ju""""'ilts in compatnion YOUNC'S Ci\RPENHR SERVICE 16 Cruise ship ....., woe (hyph.) 43 Sl., u 18 lllire . . Dalln DOWN 25 Begin Dealer: East Vu!Derable: Both t/1411 mo. Texas Holdem Tournament - • A 4 7:00 All • 1:00 Pll suspects 56· ~~rem.- 23 Know • s Hours Caring Pet Cremations . 'GVC - • Q •• 9 8 7 5 1 -. 55 Whodunit 18 Tank · 19 lbibeal • A J 10 6 910 9543 2 Happy 50th' ·Don • 7 2 • Q 8 7 • J 9 8 •' ·~ older than dirt. handout 17 Lettuce . piece Elsl •K 740~tll2t7 ) 10 6 4 3 WOII • 9 3 It (1NIIVi l VI P RY I r:~~R~UMB~EO r 11 li Is I' 1I' r~ I IIIIIIIII 2 1 3 sWMI.t'iS ANSWERs ~0101 Sweli} -Milas- F..uae - l'rale- ANSWEIS 0oe 11oiuor 10 11101111r. ~~ n lllllicod •an. paap1c • qdioal.llld d* wi]d people filii die ANSWW,• ARLO &JANIS IH.W.' I'D~ HOW, 1\UCH ~ &AI10WIIla 1~.' �.....,..., ·---=· .w. · '" ... • ,,; Z'c:olll Weil;" •ay, .laae U. .,..~' ·Woods coy about his knee, but at peace· with Marietta lions plan Father's Day ear show, A2 domioatc tbc way bE' ba," · one IJIOIIIall to wilda, it lions. ASSOCIAT£D ~ Jim Fwyk said. 1'bal heing C1111e oo 1bc pw-S lllb dut If be learned an~ said. nnlhing be does sur- bas su.. Md ID 614 yards. a 6um Wmp Foot. d was SAN DIEGO- The U.S. prises me." me '110 far . bid: from the dill be oould DOt his Open, San Diego style, Sergio •Garcia, ~ course. lh3i Woods said, way iuiD 1bc rouod. \1!bJds ~ungg~~g...!t~~ those elpCi:tcd to motcnd "Wc'realmostinlbe~" wasblldindorparfmmlbe "~""" lhis week. said dul dida't It an no loo8a" be d •'"'ing bole and IICVCI' quite . · over to Torrey PiDes Golf IJillke him any less of a in two, m Woods !plit the lllaJWIRid, slowly &llq '110 Course when Ttger ~ favorite. middle of 1bc fainny wilb fir .back dul be was climi- · showed up for aDOiber nine"It's like Big Brown. wilb his driva- and bit m iroa to 11110CJ from tbe w~ •• ,,.1 hole session Thesday. a crack (in 1bc hoo0," lay up. But his !iCCIQIICI mot ~ mrely ~ ~ _his The setting oould not have Garcia said. "He was Slill tbe aopped oo tbe down dope ,....,.,• ., Tbuoday 111 ~ beea !DOle appropriare. favorite." of tbc fi1'SI cut of R1UJb., Pbil M""*~ ocn 10 him What once had beea such Someone mninchl O.W leaving him about 130 yards oo tbc aee, joiMd by Adam a clear piclure of this U.S. 1hal: Bio Brown failed to win from an awkwanl slaoce. All Soon, the fust time tbe Open is now sbroudcd wilh tbc Crown, fini!ihing tbe weigbt is oo the ldt ·sidc USGA bas gPJUpCCI tbe top UDCCrtainty, staning with tbe last 8lllOII& nine bones a1 tbe a1 ~ and be took a lhnll: playa:s .from tbc wodd left knee of tbe No. I play« sw-t Slakes. . bard~ 10 ~ tbe shot up rmking. in tbc world. Woods has nol "Still a top 10," Glma in tbc air and ova the 1hc IJIY loves a dJalplayed a competitive round quipped. bunkaii to lbe devaled teo,e." swiag ooadt Haak since his IUIIIICI'-ilp finish al Camaas flubrd in the fog gn:m. Haacy aid llS be fUIJoM:d tbe_Mastel's oo. April 13, when Woods r-1 off, and lbaldidn'tlooUib::IIIIICh a~ "And be loves Ibis havmg surgery tw~ days lhoo•saods of spect*'R fol- effort, ocd:linly DOt IIIUdl pai• rug wilb M"......,_ This lalcl' to clean out canilage. lowed him along the back pain. will !Cl him iniD the game _Pabaps even more star- nine of tbc Sooth Coone, He would bal'C , Iibd fO quietly," ding was that W~s has IIIUt looking for a limp or tbc play Memorial to know for Thai K Woods' biFt walked 18 holes smce. dlk • slightest sign of a game thai catain bow be was hitting OOIIIOCID- fiodinu dJ.ythm S11oday al Augusta National would oot be able to stand tbc ball and where it was dlat oomes only from lOUr.- . aud most likely won't tbc rigors of 12 boles of ~ that appueutly was .......,. golf, aud finding it uotil be steps k_l tbe fint me golf'li toogbest lest. Tbal's oot an option. Woods Said be qnictty. Thursday mommg. assuming, of course, dial wasn't evcu swe be aJUid Uocauinly also ClOliiCS in "Is it fully recovered?" be Woods mates it all 72 boles. play 1bc U.S. Opm UOiil two lbe setup of lbe South said. "Probably not.~ The lait time be played~ wa:b ago. Course, beyond the dift'a-Woods played l? ta boles U.S. Open afta' sucb a long "The week prior to ent conditions Woods, last Wednesday m a tart, layoff was two years ago a1 Memorial. I was oot feeling Mickelson and eveayooe tbeo ~ to ~ club in W'n:Jged Foot. · when be good CD!!1J8b 1Vbere I 1VIIS ebe sees in tbc 1Viotcr ar the southern Califonua for 11101e A'hnned from nine •ecb off 100 peroentwrel oould play Buici: lovitatioaal 'l1lrft cart golf over tbc weanvl to dral with his f:adler 's all four days, be Slid. "But could be four lloles ,mb Then came nine boles at deatb He shots mo"vls of dim, my q Slalted gcaing a vastly difttmu tee&. oone l'eer Woods driOj)5 a ball onltie 1.81!1 green dlllfii>C 1iis Torrey ·oo Suoday, Monday 76-76 and missed tbc cut for lot bcaa' quil:tty, wbidlwas more iotri!Uing than the tice mooed . for title US Open at Torrey Anes Golf ~ and TUesday, aud be typical- 1bc only time in a major. grea1. My lifting weol way 14th hole. It plays 415 Tuescllay iA San Diego. . : ly doesn't play al all the day That was l!c:nlal This was up. My endur.aooe came yards, but the USGA lilcely '· before a major begins. physical bact. AD tbc diffumt things will play a f01'1Vald tee 6um The !iOIIn:s? They could diffuelll ways dul il'1 It is not tbc ideal way to In both cases, only 1bc litlited oonring up." 277 y.ards for the final be anything. ~ing to be \'ety iatereiiUJ& prepare for a major, ·aod patient knows whit's going S.••w•c: Bked him to pul round.. "It's ,going lo be .a greal Ito see how the liOOR:i tum Woods bas 1hal: dowu 10 a on. And typical of Woods, be a pm:entage on bow his The par-J thint will eithrc test." Woods said. "The way out." · : ocicnrc What belpJl is Nt bam 't btca flittboo.diids bn mit. be lti .nnk « l.fl yMii, IIIey baWl Jll!t 'ilup wid! dif- Ooe iOcn io ~ be bas owned Toney Pines wi:h infonnalion. "lfs Wling bd•n:,ft was the diffemaa: bctwcm a · fctent ke§. different uSUlllly p a lot ot: iJiteresQ as mucb as aoy other golf .Has there liceo a sbot dial all be said,~ of~ ques- middle iron and a wedge. ....._.,., it cao p1ay so doy espeoially Ibis werk. • • • OOllllie in the wodd, wiooing caused a twinge during pgc• tbc Buick lovitatiooal for the tice, anything 1hal: can sed sixth time in Jaou.ary, by a him ooocem? . · .tournament-record eight . "It's a little sore," \\bods mots. said, "but not anything I That made him an ov«- haveli:tdeallwilb~." wbelmiog favorite for lbe Nothing looted out of the U.S. ()pen - but 1hal: was ordinary in the two hours it ~ knee swgeay. took him to play nine boles. "It's difficult to take tbe · with Bubba Wal'llOO and Dlilll'8f' ina!lenti011 is the ledv fador. a sh by 9 times; looking at an external amount of time ·be took off Jordan · Coli. au a!DIIt"'r object by 3.7 ti11es;.teading by 3 Met near~. aodcometoaU.S.Opeoand from Stmf~ If~ was BYDaua F "''t Perfonning this weekend, A6 n:n • TriPle fl .. • Calli blast Reds. :See . . . lll . I . Drug Mnumilrab.on r«WWI- At; L.any pointed out. 200 ly aMM Ohio w a list of gallons of OOf-road ,diefiel starcuhaa are not associated l'M tractors recently oost wilb lhe !latest food ufcty $84.1, which breaks doWill to alr.d forClelltain lypes ohaw $4.21 .a gallon. red ~ ami pmduots Despite fuel prices.. l..aJ:iry rootammg raw red tomatoes said he anticipates his son due Ito an wtbreak of sal~ Jim ma!cing the tTek to the IDIIIIC1losis in Olber pallls of Cleveland marketli <>noe tbe~. . . .again VJbere oo one lnld;:This. clean bill of lbealth Joad the O'Brien farm typicould ora tbe Ohio River catly sends around UIOO Tomatoes Jilcits COIIIIl)' it; lrO,pouod baskets liDd '300 loovm. may be in hip ifiive-pound baskets Of Obio demand libis gnmner · Ri'IICI' Tomatne<i. The if.ann ."We bope SO. rif 111e cao .also bas a bage loc.a1 l'Ctail allonl to bau1 1tbcm u,e IWI!bi ;and grows aores of there," Larry O'Brien M ·SWl!cH:illlm wbieb js CUII'CIIt'«lilt F.alh• Tun O'Btiicn ly s1lll1ting 10 tassel. Last F.ll'Dl said ;8bout die possi- year., lim said hili flllim made ble inc1r.ue in demand ,;at lri,ps to Oleveland·up Ito fiw: bqer matt-etii iiuch as limes .a week cluring !the Oevdand . busy iillllSOO. ....,...~tomatof'!'uw.sin Desp~someheall}'aios, Ollio may see a 'IM!igbl spot LaRy 'Sllld the lt'Omalcles oo ·Wben it ·~~ to their iris son's. tiu;m are "looking mmatoe~ ~g m demand, ~ood" wiith the plaots bear- INsiDE Key Factors in Vehicle Crashes Reds ,....,.,lrd ............ his milestone home run was repla.,ed on ..._e' v•'"-J U! ucu liJCreell and a "Griffey Jr. 600" home run si8o was unveiled in right-center field. Boggs ( 1.0) allowed four hits aud two IUDS wilb thnle walks ova: five innings. The C.anlioais SCJOrlld four runs with two oUts in tbe third inning. Brendan Ryan soored from second base 00 Ludwick's first double. because of .a brolle thumb ~..._,:uto . .....,..._ : 'btRa~ mcot list so be aJUid be :!; mlW Pujols foUowed with his dewili~ ~s ~ 16th homer of lbe seaSOD vc:ong un• ' ·and Ankiel, who missed lbe The tealil selocted the cooprevious five games wilh .a tract of JF..()f' lolbert right knee infection, added Cabtera aud palled rookie his ninth. UfP Daooy lla:u:ra 6um lmlwick doubled again in Triple-A Louisville.... Allthe fourth inning to drive in .time Cllittt hits lc:adrr Pete Ryan from ieCODd base aud Rme receiw.d a staMing give the Olrdioals a 5..0 ovmon 1ft«' be was .libown lead. Reds rookie Joey sittiiJg in field level ~ VouO cut thai lead to S-2 bcbind tbc plate in the midwith his II th bomer of tbc die of tbc lhinl iooing ... season - a two-run sbot to RHP Joel Pineiro, disabled cmta field in the founh since May 21 wUb a rigbl but Ludwick led off the sev- groin stWn, threw in 1bc St. · cnth with his I Sth bomec of Lollis bullpeo befom lbe tbc season. a new career game aud will statt high.. Thursday apinlit • Homer Bailey (0-2) was Cincimiati, manap Tony roughed up for five runs aod LaRussa said. Bentley fnlm . . . Bl diffe:mJI prapect.ive. . "I've been a 4ie-bani faD my entire lile - dial. will never wop," Beudey said. "But thins realiUJd ovt:l' dJae lalt two · years is lb!re is a lw•si u · aspect. to thii. Wbell. I Ft MD:, tt wun't a buJiocls decision to come to CleVelaod. It was m emotional decision. ... One dlinl thai I've beeo sbo1Vo oo sevn:al occasioN il ~ dJil is a business. Business people have to make h11sm Ell decisiOIIIi. We'll see wUt rw activities last month. He undmvent offseason knee IUIJC'lY IOd wants to ~ his wottid Wmslow, wbo declined to talk to reporters, missed . most of his tint two seasons in 1bc league with injuries. He bas thn:oe more years left · • oo a conttact that the Browns restructured after he missed a year following a motorcycle accident Wide IeCeiver Joe lurevi.cius is still Je!labbing his knee after Qffseason SWJety and was absent. from minicamp as wu o(feosive lineman Ryan Tucker, who is recovering from a hip injury. · Beotley~ 28, whose . contract witb Cleveland has bcc:n sboltened to one year, said being a Browns player is still special, buJ the past two yean have given him a ~·" Browns faus, Beotley is 1ooP01 forward to seemg wballbe BIUWOS can &llCOIDplish. with tbe w~ ented ·_Players they've llrougbt m over tbc last two years. r.om the Nak n' lliglsnay Ttallic Safety Administati011 (NHTSA) Met the Vigi•a Tech Tta s~alion lllltib* ·(VT11)_· ·. .as~· ~ · ~.. ~ .. lhe cost o has put :a dampe~ ou rthat demand. ond week of August. Meigs County He.akh CoJJUDissioner . 1...arry · Marshall i>aid although Meigs County tomatoes are safe, · consumers who are cllll'ently buying tOIIIlltoes in the store need Ito ask that grooer or retailer whelle the tamato . originated. '"They (oonsUIDel') need ·10 lb e c.aneful about suspect t0matoes,~ Marshall .added.. Ohio is ranked fiJilh nationally in tomato. prodoo!jQri and the O'Brien F.axm i s JUst one of many local tomato and produce growers in the sandy 001toms of Meigs Couoty from Letart F.alls.. to Gmll Bend to Reedsville and beyond, grocery For a ciJm.plt!te list .of :;tales, territories or ooJmtries oot .associatt!d with .t his .outbrt!ak oo to . Ale phGio ~fuiit-·;'-'--'-. ._...,,.,.,.. -·-•y w.ww.fda.,gov/.oc/opllColf!/,h " -:p w·w"" -~ Last year :1110r:kers OA Jim· O'Brien Fann in iLetart ·f alls ~>~y biJ!;ger lhao the .onopics~toeshmf#rit!t lilpllllt many ho1111'S sorting tomatoes here at the fann's ayerage g<Mb.all. Tolllllloes ailus. p8!lkiftg plant. tines; applying makeup by 3 times; · dialing a hand-held device (typically a eel phaue) by al1nost 3 times; Met . Middleport coundl approves tn'ting or listening on a hand-held· deW:e by '.3 times. LETF mlledion . , ......._ft&D. •BREEDOMVOAILVSEN't!NEL.COM Nellty 80 peroenl ·da JhU and65 pe1CMt of new· aalhes in11ahed sameb111d dli11er inatl etltic:M within tin! e I!COilds bd:ate lheaed, aoCmling to a news rele Ee .aha-A lhe IIUdy. Primary Cll•e a of dliJeriNd' 6:M are Matting activities, sudl as cell phaneUM, Mddro.tineu. • Drivels who • engage ft81J18 lily in di&bacting actidies aM mare likely lobe ifl!IOI\ed in an inattention-fe!a'ed aash or nearaash. HoweVer, drivers a1e ·olteil unable to predict when it is safe to look 8/ay from the road to ·multi. task because the situation dlange abrupdy leaving the driver no time to react even When looking 1/Nta'f from the fonvard (Oadway for only a brief time. · MIDDLEPORT - The Village of Midiillepott will continue to place 10 percent of the fmes it collecls into a ipCcial police department account, after discussion at Monday's regular. village council meeting. Fiscal Officer Susan Baker said no official council action·is documented allowing for tbe collection of a portion of fine proceeds into the Law Enforcement Trust Fund. She said the .oversight was discovered when the v~ converted to I! new mayor's coun software system. The slate, under the Ohio Revised Code; calls for collection of a portion of fines for cenain offenses into the LEIF, for exclusive use of the police department. However; the village has long collected a flat I 0 percent of all fmes for the fund. · . The LETF also receives funds sometimes from drug fotfeiture cases which are ordered deposited into the fund for police use. · The fund is controlled by Police Chief Bruce Swift and can be used ean 1'1 r•-C••dLAS • DIOHiness i$ a significant problem ·hltinaenn acii.•ar'• rilkda a aah . or near-allh by at l~alt a factor of four. But cnwsy dtivi~g may be sign~lly ~er'•IIP'Oitad~ police az h nvntigtd~~n. · • The mast common diJlJIICtian for dli1181'1 ie ._ ... d cell phones. ~. the fUIIber of crashel and ~-aashes atlll..Uatle to dialing is I1MI1y identical to 1he number ' ....·.- 1- d with tz'cing or lillening. Oi r iQ is mare dangerola but occura · leu o.le: n than talki lSI or listening_ . • ReldWig for a moving object inaeaa ed the rilk of a aash or near,.. . • Drivers between 18 and 20 years old were four timt1 f1'iCJie likely tq · experience a aaah due to ins" nlian 81 drivers over 35. ytWS ago. ••1 still feel like I'm just tbc oew guy on the bloct," be said. . .1he. Cammon c1str actions While driving: • Cel phone usage. · • ·Drrowsine;zs .. • ..Eating .and drinking. • AdjlRig the radio, CD player. • Paying too much allsntion to things outside of the vehicle. • oa er occupants in the vehicle. • • 1i Focus on your driving and pay . attention. Be safe' .From Meigs to Miami Local technology powers Florida·home t• ....... . , j ·INDEX . . ' ; 11' ,.. -taPAGI!III .Annie•s Mailbox :r.:s Applying makeup. Reading. ' . .. .. Bentley said it won't be . difficult getting used to tbe new faceS because be never really got to settle io two Jaaon Shain, Racine Village Councilman, fBOel1lly compleled a new sign to be erecteda.:~ Sh ,.....JI..,d Park. The back af the sign has all the rules and regulatiqns of the park while in the front comer of lllfill be,mom, II needed, for removable decal& af local, competitive skaters/bikers. Pictured (from left) Racine ~tce tMiahal Curtis .Jones. Clerk Treasurer !)ave Spencer, Sbain, Councilmen Ivan Powell, Tom Reed. The ·park ·IS free of .charge and open from daWA to darK. A2 83-4 ~ Bs ~ A4 As • '' A2 .,! ~ ~togo $pods A6 BSection Weather ,.A2 •--~v-,.r. t'l '1 cOo. ' Gavin PiaiMC:t r rHIIe, Ohio ' \ ~g fur. Drowsiness. Not Paying Attention. eigbl him in his wrond mrt · . since . being from Triple-A Louisville on . Thw'sday. He walked dlrce and suuct out two in 3 2-3 inning~. The Reds have lost fouroftbeirlastfiveg;ames. I.Aidwick added his foudb RBI by drivin! in Ryan from third base with a bloop single 10 right field in the oioth. Nclks: The Rcd5 placed IF-OF 1eny Hairston Jr. OO tbe 15-day disabled . list Last year farmers were pay- on around seven .a cres 'Will a national av~ of stmuo be picked around tbe · ·a round '$U8 a galloo fur f011111b of July and ooorimiC' ~T FAlLS -The . diesel thoogh this year that 'beingpicked ·o nd:beO'Biien Umted S~s ~ ;and price bas obviously q>ikcd. Fann \IIDlil .arouoeil l!bc lieCIT GSfTitiiiYiiiAILVBENTIIIELJCDiil ....a; in mostaaahea accading to a 2006 res ea 1dlraport BY 8Enl S • • · BY Bent.SE9GENJ IISERGENTOIIoM)AILVSENTINELcoM ~n"' ur Fla. _ Accordin ' ~ · to ,' ,. •.....,.,•.., recelll article by Georgia · r of The Miami Herald, technology which will ·sooo be mass produced at the East Meigs lndustrial Park: ·~l powe~ 11 home in Miami ·s Bay Heights area with hydro~ .. · The · · PJWCl' was providc4 ·by · an J{ydrogeo Corporation ulillg technOlogy developed by Gerai'dine· Botte, PbD, Ohio Uni~. AHC t;lollk au exclusive worldwide license to commercialize au ammooia,tohydrogen calalytic et~lyzer (ACE). The ACEas&ists in producing hydrogen with use ,of anunooia and acoording to AHC, bydrQgeo is tbc .nen e~agy souroe tO be ileveloped to driYe ·tbe world economy. ,. ... Finding a means and location to 1be story went on~ say thecommass produce hydro~en power is pany can produce a kilowatt hOOT of where the facility at e East Meigs hydrogen for "far less than $2." Industrial Pad: enters the picture Schafer was also quoted as saying which may be a far cry from he believes that cost will eventuall~ Florida though hydrogen power come down to "30 ceius a kilowatt. ' coonects ~two. . . Tasker's article compared !his 30 ACC?£dmg to Tasker s amcle, the cents to the cost of energy on the Miami Bay He~ghts home of traditional grid with a cost of 12 Nancy Beoovaich went entirely off cents a lcilowatt hOOT from Florida tbc ·tra4i.tiona1 grid and with the Power and Light, 18 oenu in New bclp of t1he new 'hydrogen power ·England and 32 cents during peak t.ecbnology, evetything from the time in Sao Diego, Calif. lights to the air conditioner ran Last week, Community smoothly. Improvement Corporation Board . T~sker's anicle ~so qu~ted Member Paul Reed said AHC BenJaoun Scbafer, chtef technical hopes to be open for business in officer of Hydra Fuel Cell which September. The CIC built the East produces the fuel cell (American Meigs lnduslrial Park and Hydrogen is licensed to commer- announced AHC's arrival as its the ~v~r) as saying: new tenant io February. · ~ ammoma-deri~ed hydrogen The company plans to create will dramattcally bring down the around I00 jobs in the area over a cpst of hydrogen-based electricity." period of three years. fWize Tenns approved in Hobbs civil case Bv BRIAN J. REED BIIEEDOMVDAlLYSENTlNEL.COM POMEROY - A former Pomeroy couple accused of cheating customers through a local cemetery and their own company has been ordered to pay restitution to consumers who ordered monuments but did not r'eceive them. Kenneth · Hobbs li and his wife, Vickie Hobbs, and their company. Beautiful Memories Monuments, must pay restitution of $10.383 to nine people as a tenn of a consent judgment in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The couple were also' assessed a civil penalty of $25,000, $20,000 of which will be suspended once they comply with other tenns of the jud!lment. They are required to maintam sufficient records to establish compliance with the a~eement, and to negotiate in good fatth any consumer complaints previously filed. Kenneth Hobbs was sentenced to prison for collecting money for cemetery monuments but not delivering them to custos. He is a fonnec employee of Meig Memory Gardens and fonner o~ tor of Beautiful Memories Monuments. Before moving to Pomeroy, he was imprisoned in " •-H llLM ·• � 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. 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