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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 ·• �BY.THEBEND The Daily Sentinel Make decision. that works for you Dear Annie: I met my 1husband two years ago·. My mother doe~;n't care for :him, and I have no idea why. She told me there was no way he cGuld ·love me and .t hat 1 didn 't love him. After she came to my apartment .and yelled at him, 1 cut off contact. I had a baby four months ago. _I miss my mother,.!but don't know if I should con- 1tact lber .again. She keeps lldling IJICOple I am dead to ~- but then says ~hings tilie, "My daughter had a babY· [' m so happy Ito be a ·gmndma." 1 would like m bave my m001er i n -my lift. but she still will not accept my huslblod What should I do7- C fwsed aDd H~ Dear Hurting.: Your mother SQunds veiY control!ling. You have three choices. You 'Can continue to be ICiiltrllqged (and you certainly lbav.e good reasonl, Y-ou can 11ee your mQther oo . your own, giving her ~ ~benefit Of being ,a grilndmmher without requiJin_g lher to aclmoiM!edge your husband, -lmplng that, ln lime, she will be more accepting. Or yoo can ask your husband to make every effort to ingmtiate himself with Mom. He will initiaUy need to pot up with her verbal assaults in order to prove that She can lilre :hi:m. Butifsbe ,becomes abusive, be should walk away. Over time, she will get used .to his presence, although it will never be easy. U she becomes fond of her grandchild,, she may watch .h er tr:ingue since she will ibe less willing to risk another es\):angement. !Discuss the options with your husband, ,and make '1111: decision <that wodu; best for, both -of you. Dear lLmiie: My grandSQn, an honors student, just ;graduated from high t>chool. ~ have been a few occasions when it was obvi<OUS he'd 'been drinking alcohol ~fs m.ade him sick to :his stomach and he is unwilling ~o talk atxmt it. The nellt .day, my .son will talk 10 him and admonish llim about the consequences rat drinking. (He does not ,d rink and drive. He iiikes everywhere.) His dad handles the situation calmly, with determina- . ltion, and .won't hesitate to .use appropriate dis.cipline, IBut my grandson has repeated ·t he drink.i ng a few !limes. We fear wbat will happen when he is at eol- his ·CiwnpiD" {NASDAQ)- 4.87 mkoy &haptl (NUOAQ)1M Cllr llal~li!tl (NA&DAQ)- 40.70 c • • (NY&El- su• Ddl'cnl (NYSE) -~-~~ Ulllenk (NYIE) - .3o.55 QcswJMII (NYIE)- 25.11 QIUI. Ill Eleclric (NVSE) -:- 21.13 a . .._..,.O...tda"" (NYIE)- n• :PII gw: (NYSE)-117.11 " ' - tNYRl- 21.n · Li!IIIIMIIk. . (IIIYJIE)- 17.15 Nod:lttlo<l•:nlfl\'8!)-•• " • 'lllllntday, Joe U POMEROY -Veterans Service Commission, ~­ ICiitl meetiqg; 9 a.m., H7 ~Ollial Dr., Pomeroy. Ash Sllrlet Church, 6-8:30 . Thursday; The Roush f~; p.m~ through mday. "The Jy. friday and Sandra Wise~ :: · Mc~lvey Campground, King's Palace" is the the~, Saturday. take covered dish or dessert, , with W~Des lfrom Btblical lawn durir, host to furnish ikii:n;gs, crafts, games, ham, ta1)Je ware, drinks. .siQging '.and sn.acks. (]lasses SYRACUSE . [Qf pre-school through !high Sldurdlly, June 14 . WildwoodGardenOubwill dtool. · , ROCKSPRINGS - -Antique equipment ' show,: have a JProgicssi;ve gatdcn Friday, June ·13 11 a.m., Rockspring~ tour, 6:30 p.tn. beginning .a t LONG B01TOM Fairgrounds. Antique tractor: me Syracuse Community Hymn sing, 7 p.m., Faith Center .and proceeding ltG fiuU Gospel Church, with pull at 6 p.m. free admis-: the Bentley, Roush, Ash, lim ·Blair. Fellow~hip fol- sion. FoOd on grounds. Rain· date for pull is 2 p.m.: Chapnmn, Ka'kcr . and. lows. Stinday. 740-3020 for infor-: 'Hamm lbo~s where Sllhlnla_y,June 14 refreshments will be served. LETART, W.Va. - Hymn mation. Saturday, J~~~~e 14 ' sing, 7 :p .Illi, Maranatha POMEROV -(Jhni.sllian Comerswne ChurCh. Mike Motorcycle Associatian's .and Kelly Bowling will Delivered Chapter., regulae fior more information Saturday, June 14 meetmg, 5 p.m. , Common caU 882~3004 . CHESTER Annual Grounds Coffee House. Meoday, JUlie 16 kids fishing derby sponPOMEROY - _Modem · SYRACUSE -Syracuse sored by the Meigs County Woodmen of Amenca, 6:36 Community Church, Fish and Game Association p.m., potluck ,:iJinner, ,a t ithe Second Street revival ,beglns at '8 a.m. For th!JSb Burlington hall. lhrough June 21 'with evan- 15 years and _younger. ~t ·gelist Norman Taylor, 7 be accompal'll.ed by -an .adult,: p.m. nightly. Singers, Teresa one rod and reel per c'hild.. fuston, Monday; Rev. Free food and drinks: lames Patterson, Tuesday; Pdz.es. Local merchants jom 'Diursday, · foe McCloud, Wednesday; F\ish and Game Association MIDDLEPORT Si:il and C.arol Hayman, in sponsoring the event. Vacation Bible School .at Umted Methodist Church annual picnic 6 ;p.m. at <the Other events · · This Weeks Winner!!! Sing. Cburdl events _Shirley Woodard CONGRATS! 992.. 6121 Youth events ....,. ... - .., ... : .. -lillglll • FM t'•112prtoe .............. <Wpm ow-Mpm .,_llllglll,. .tt•o-. ....... - cw- . HIR>r-.: -4-7pm . a.-·, s ,.• .,.."...... - Pa¥esklm .,_. ~ ~2nd··..., ••..,. . . _........, •=••* ._. bring )'OUf Ccu all , Tow r.-... . ~ I • Chance Qf.rain 40 percent. Saturday-.Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderStorms. Highs in the lower 80s. Chance of min 50 percent. Saturday ni,gbt.-Mostl y cloudy in the evening ...Then becoming partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s. . Sunday and Sunday nigbt.•• Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 80s. Lows in the .upper 50s. Monday and Monday nigbt.••Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 80s. _Lows in the UpPer 50s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Poaploo ·(NASDAQ)- 23.01 P p loa (NYSE) - 8U11 P••*' (NASDAQ) -11.10 flodlwell (NVSE) - 12.54 tlocky ao. (NASDAQ)- 5.50 -112:10 ,. _..,--,.(NASDAQ) -10 Will Ill 1 (NY&E) -11.52 Wendy'o (NVR)- 2U7 WI lBO _ ,(NYIE) -111.25 Wooti:gton (NYSE)- ~1:13 --·II Ich -- .-d-. - claelng NlpOiia - - 4 .o.lly P•"'· E1' bt•for June 11' 20011, pro11tded 'bJ Edward .loMe ....... cilll lldwlaar• IMac Mlfll in ·QIIIp IIIIa 81 (7411) 441-Mf1 lfiCI LMiey II arret o In Point ·l 'tMNnt at (304) 6711-0174. ........ ws:.. ' 'l.aw school, \W 'be 1ittamey _general until the winner of 1he election takes o~. _ , 'Goy. , · Two of the !RepubliCans on . top choices, former lU.S. they don't want to run. Cordray gives the , 'D.emocrats_a candidate who . COLU~US bas statewtde name recogTed St1'1Ckland llition. Wednesday .~ndorsed state . 'Sen. ~ ~Wine ~d Cor~y was a state repreTreasurer Ridh¥11 GofdraY Fran:k;l.in County J;'rosecutor 'sentallve from 1991 · to to be :the Democrats' choice, Ron {)'Brien, have decided 1993, state solieitor from for attol'lley general in the party·•s bid 1D ' retain dle scandill-marred office. Strickland said Cordray is · fair, !kind and a tenacious problem sol111er who will restore integrity to the high- . est legal position in the state. · "Ricb Cordray -knows the frustrations and the anxieties of .Qfdinary families who ·are worried about money, about their homes, about their safety and about the future of their children," Strickland said. CordJ:ay, says he will focus on rebUilding the public trust, fighting crime and protecting the fjnancial security of Ohioans. . "My pledge to Ohioans is •that 1 will stand up for ,t hem with determination, with - -.., .respect, and with .p rofes'sionali.sm," Cordray said. Democrats are expepted to formally select Cordray ~june 21. Republicans are expected to pick their candidate the same day. The parties are vying to fill an office vacated by Democrat Marc .Oann, whQ resigQed May 14 in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal in the office. Voters will make the choice in November to fill the rest of Dano 's term , which ends in January 20 II . Strickland appointed Nancy Hardin Rogers, who is ·on leave from he. job as dean of Ohio State University's ASSOCIATED PRESS WRn:ER .. 1993 to . J 994, a general practice attorney, and then franklin· County treasure~ from 2002 to 2007 before being elected state treasurer in 2006. Republican Betty: Montgomery heat him fo( attorney general in 1998. · Cell ahead for plck:IJP II our out lide pick""" window C'IM"'-WV I ·--.,. (304) 576-lllO 0,.."-U--1,_(" a..IU 'J·S 'II 7; . Ledra . . . . . . . . . l Name:.___________________________ ""- ~U.IIMU.Jic PIJ4 ~. ~ 1- PIMJGJelpl.iG, .. "' "" PltlJ; 1/.4 t~~ut v.~,.. Qti/IJ~"' n .,.,..,.., J,l...Ja.w,.tir;i. Qtiii.J ~ (•'-"~ ~(-.JIJ.~ftla.J&;, LOOK FOR THE ...,.,.. aJR NEW lrtATION! f'lll,. CIIIUii,IWD 1M, CUI I.IGI, - I I 1M, wa,a CII.Uir ntiGLIIII New ~lki«< Maw.IIIII~ Grilled Deli SaOOwidles, Hll,a Haad~keC.! 1540 Eeatem AV«tue · • GlllllpotiB, OH (740) 446 8888 Eat~n SealiDg (IT*'- Drive Tluu. NO FRILLS, JUSI' GREAT IOOD! $3.95 •plily Steak IN! Wlwls" in fnllt d NEW l«<lim RL ·z1n Pt. hill, WV 304-674-5479 LUNCH BUFFET 820 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH 740-446-3837 35(i Treat Dad With A Dairy Queen Cake On Father's Day Ea&t Main Pomeroy, OR 740-992-6292 Gen. Hartinger Parkway Middleport, OH 740-992-5248 203 West MaiD St. McArthur, OH 740-5%-9349 Dine In or Drive Thru ,_ ------- < :B.uy one Doublt Cheese Burget'., ,_ · Get One Free! • 1111,., l"reulll co.,.,. To M.Ct.rn • • ...... - . ) . . --- -- ' ,J To One OfTiaese Great Restaurants Drawing Each Week! '-'!aiMs '811' ·SnPHEI!IILuoRS ........ ~-- . 5 lklldn, Hat or Calcl.lllllllto Drder. Grell Hoi Doll ......... lltL fi'Wtllli..t dill Ped ice U R lift-Ill $30 Gift Certificate . Governor endOrses Cordray for attorney general frilll C'+ Free Lunch! Enter Here For A 1 :afs 60611. T6 find ,out mone .about A1111ie's Muilf!o;r,, and read fetf!IU"es iby ·llltlter Creators Syllllieate,'""*en and oort.ooniili, mit tie Cfteators 'Syllllic.Je W.eb page at WlfW• CIWJton.COIII. Grell Mane S!N lretl«aiC • .,..._. ,..... .......... . . .J There "IS" Such A Thing As A I I I Marietta Lions plan Father's Day car show:_ ''COUNTRY STYlE COOK'IN AT ffS BEST!" Enter To WinA FREE LUNCH! • ~811nd Drew C aiii . . Towvwu8ut · u Ohio Valley Bane COfP. (NAS. 'D AQ)- 25.85 8BT (NYSE) - 26.3<1 _..,_,7 Public nKdin~ . !Friday.,_ L()cal Stocks /IEP {NYSE) -'-- .-:!.01 MID (NASDAQ)- n .20 · ' '*nd Inc. (NYSE) - 51.~ . . Lata (NYSE)- 31.18 ._.., E - (NASOAQ)- 32.31 ... ..,..,_ (NYSE)- 46.31 Cer*-Y .Aluminum (NASDAQ) - ----------------------~~.~~­ Cluhsand L()cal Weather Tltunday-Mostly sunny.. Highs around 90. Southeast -w inds 5 to I 0 mph. Tkursday rught••• J;>artly cloudy . in · the evening ... Then becoming ,mostly clouqy. Lows in the ,upper 60s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Frmy•..Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 80s. South winds .around 5 mph. Chance of r.ain 50 percent. Fliiday . nigbt. •• Mostly cloudy · with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. 'South winds around 5 mph. •• lege sometthreeboursaway. Since is ·some alco13 holism in the family, our ATHENS -Area 14 COIKlm1l ·s doubJed. Please blvestment advise. Non-Aioobolic Workforce !Board meets at 9 a.m., OU ~ Inn. · Dear Gnmdma: You are smart to ·understand that when your grandson goes off to college, his chances of • 4:--~ drinking irresponsibly will OrgaDIZ8UUtm be greatly inareased Some of this you cann<Jt prevent Tllianlclay. Jue U The best y.oo IC8II .dO .is have CHESlER -Shade .an open .and honest .discus- Ri11er Lodge monthly stated sion so your grandson, the meeting, 7:30 p.m. honors studem, js aware -of Refreshments. the temptations, the social.iz· lUPPERS PLAINS ling that happens .a rqund Regular meeting . af liquor, his possihle predi.spo- Tuppers Plains VFW, 7 p.m. sition to aloo'h01ism and his Pinner at 6:30p.m. resp0nsibility ·:m avoid highRACINE -Ohio River risk !behavior. You·can find Producers, regular meeting, iinflJilllation for yQurself and 7 p.m., Southern fligh yoor grandson through 1he SchooL National Institute on.Alcdtol OORlLAND- Sonshine Abuse .and AlorihOifi&m Circle of the Bethany (www.co11egedrinkqlgp,re----------------~------~~--~---vention.govl, 5635 fisliers Lane, MSC 9304; ~ MD 20892-9304 Dear Annie: Your advice . to ''friends or Feelings?" MARIETTA - Marietta was right on. I hope he 11ec- Noon Lions Club will host ognizes how important it is its l6th annual Bill Drayer that he be the "stand up" Memorjal Car Show on guy you suggest and take Father's Day. his origfnal date to the The event takes place at pr<>m. It suunds as if he !las Muskingum -P ark on Froot enough character to do the Street, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. lt is right thing, consideril)g described as orie of the . he's already shown .con- largest car, truck and motorcern about both young cycle shows in the .area. The ladies' feelings. event is free andopeMothe · l-lowever, the school public. · · should be held .accountable · Registration for those for ill> deep insensitiv!ity wishing to_enter a vehicle _ toward special needs stu- into the show, may do so dents. Why would it add to 'between the hours ,IDf 8 .a.m. the feeling of being "differ- to noon for a '$10entry· fee. ent" by holding a . separate This will be an open car prom? That says special ed show, therefore there will be students should be kept sep- no judgin~. but the first 125 ara(J: from the rest of the entries will recei11e a dash school population. '>How plaque. !Each entry wiliha¥e sad. I hope the scbool sees· one chance to win special this letter and ,responds in prizes of a Fenton Lamp, the right -one studem F.entonArt Glass Bells, casb bolb' ,eq s -one ·pfum. ·..::::- ;piizcs ,and mom. l'bere will Teus T~ , alsO be a 50/50 drawing. Dear Thus: We don't l'he Marietta Noon Lions -1 · . , lltillnttt c...-; know, the s~hoo1's policy. famous yellow "french fry" · The 16th annual Bill Drayer Memorial car ShoW will be held Scmday at~ PMc but rt s posstble the special trailer will !11151!> !be on stte in Marietta, · · · · ,- : • _needs students. were the · serviqt :i v~ of fOOds. . J . ' . • ones who requested a ~a[t's · .llli,iPtitea . · \those rate prom. U we bear more, attendiot ' tali!e ~ :t'ids Club currently has 92 mem- 1\Ceds, through fund rrusers day fo~:W., we~11.e,'~ ~ we'lllet you .know. along wtdi.'LaW,n' tlbaii'li 'lllld bers and meets at 'noon such 'liS -the car show. one of the Lions Club menl4nllie 1J Mcilllo,x .is writ- blankets ;apd ~ ' 110 ·spent every · Friday at the ".:\1 .a Lions Convention hers. "The Marietta Noon· Ull by KatlJy Jlitdl:ell ~ . the day. .,, ._ J · · · Lafayette Hotel on Front in 1924 at Cedar Point in · Lions Club is also commit-. Matr:y S~~g~~~;lo~eli- . FQf D)Ollel dfatimation, Street. Lions clubs ,are a Ohio. special guest speaker ted to providing the gift of rors of tlw Nl• contlct Oillf~, the car group of men and women Helen Keller asked ·that sight to local residents, who colilllf!l- l'il«ue .e-:JII!IilJ'O.f!T show chairperson, at (740) · who identify needs within Uons become 'Knights of qualify, ·by providing eye que1tw11s rto· -•.eslfUiil- 37~5022. · the community and work the Blind' in the crusade exams and eye glasses, he box@cottU:t~.st.Mt, or wrik The Marietta :Noon Lions together to fulfill those against darkness, and of that added. · to: Antlie's Mailbox, 1!6.. . . BoK 11'8190, Chicago, II. true The Daily S I linrJ • .... A3 . 'Jbursday, J't.me IS, • •• . .. Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX BY KAlMY llnatEu.. AND IIA.liCY Suqut Page~ -~.J.-eU,llll Eq. 6/18108 2208 .Jackson Ave • Point Pleasant,WV 304-675-5427 - • �BY.THEBEND The Daily Sentinel Make decision. that works for you Dear Annie: I met my 1husband two years ago·. My mother doe~;n't care for :him, and I have no idea why. She told me there was no way he cGuld ·love me and .t hat 1 didn 't love him. After she came to my apartment .and yelled at him, 1 cut off contact. I had a baby four months ago. _I miss my mother,.!but don't know if I should con- 1tact lber .again. She keeps lldling IJICOple I am dead to ~- but then says ~hings tilie, "My daughter had a babY· [' m so happy Ito be a ·gmndma." 1 would like m bave my m001er i n -my lift. but she still will not accept my huslblod What should I do7- C fwsed aDd H~ Dear Hurting.: Your mother SQunds veiY control!ling. You have three choices. You 'Can continue to be ICiiltrllqged (and you certainly lbav.e good reasonl, Y-ou can 11ee your mQther oo . your own, giving her ~ ~benefit Of being ,a grilndmmher without requiJin_g lher to aclmoiM!edge your husband, -lmplng that, ln lime, she will be more accepting. Or yoo can ask your husband to make every effort to ingmtiate himself with Mom. He will initiaUy need to pot up with her verbal assaults in order to prove that She can lilre :hi:m. Butifsbe ,becomes abusive, be should walk away. Over time, she will get used .to his presence, although it will never be easy. U she becomes fond of her grandchild,, she may watch .h er tr:ingue since she will ibe less willing to risk another es\):angement. !Discuss the options with your husband, ,and make '1111: decision <that wodu; best for, both -of you. Dear lLmiie: My grandSQn, an honors student, just ;graduated from high t>chool. ~ have been a few occasions when it was obvi<OUS he'd 'been drinking alcohol ~fs m.ade him sick to :his stomach and he is unwilling ~o talk atxmt it. The nellt .day, my .son will talk 10 him and admonish llim about the consequences rat drinking. (He does not ,d rink and drive. He iiikes everywhere.) His dad handles the situation calmly, with determina- . ltion, and .won't hesitate to .use appropriate dis.cipline, IBut my grandson has repeated ·t he drink.i ng a few !limes. We fear wbat will happen when he is at eol- his ·CiwnpiD" {NASDAQ)- 4.87 mkoy &haptl (NUOAQ)1M Cllr llal~li!tl (NA&DAQ)- 40.70 c • • (NY&El- su• Ddl'cnl (NYSE) -~-~~ Ulllenk (NYIE) - .3o.55 QcswJMII (NYIE)- 25.11 QIUI. Ill Eleclric (NVSE) -:- 21.13 a . .._..,.O...tda"" (NYIE)- n• :PII gw: (NYSE)-117.11 " ' - tNYRl- 21.n · Li!IIIIMIIk. . (IIIYJIE)- 17.15 Nod:lttlo<l•:nlfl\'8!)-•• " • 'lllllntday, Joe U POMEROY -Veterans Service Commission, ~­ ICiitl meetiqg; 9 a.m., H7 ~Ollial Dr., Pomeroy. Ash Sllrlet Church, 6-8:30 . Thursday; The Roush f~; p.m~ through mday. "The Jy. friday and Sandra Wise~ :: · Mc~lvey Campground, King's Palace" is the the~, Saturday. take covered dish or dessert, , with W~Des lfrom Btblical lawn durir, host to furnish ikii:n;gs, crafts, games, ham, ta1)Je ware, drinks. .siQging '.and sn.acks. (]lasses SYRACUSE . [Qf pre-school through !high Sldurdlly, June 14 . WildwoodGardenOubwill dtool. · , ROCKSPRINGS - -Antique equipment ' show,: have a JProgicssi;ve gatdcn Friday, June ·13 11 a.m., Rockspring~ tour, 6:30 p.tn. beginning .a t LONG B01TOM Fairgrounds. Antique tractor: me Syracuse Community Hymn sing, 7 p.m., Faith Center .and proceeding ltG fiuU Gospel Church, with pull at 6 p.m. free admis-: the Bentley, Roush, Ash, lim ·Blair. Fellow~hip fol- sion. FoOd on grounds. Rain· date for pull is 2 p.m.: Chapnmn, Ka'kcr . and. lows. Stinday. 740-3020 for infor-: 'Hamm lbo~s where Sllhlnla_y,June 14 refreshments will be served. LETART, W.Va. - Hymn mation. Saturday, J~~~~e 14 ' sing, 7 :p .Illi, Maranatha POMEROV -(Jhni.sllian Comerswne ChurCh. Mike Motorcycle Associatian's .and Kelly Bowling will Delivered Chapter., regulae fior more information Saturday, June 14 meetmg, 5 p.m. , Common caU 882~3004 . CHESTER Annual Grounds Coffee House. Meoday, JUlie 16 kids fishing derby sponPOMEROY - _Modem · SYRACUSE -Syracuse sored by the Meigs County Woodmen of Amenca, 6:36 Community Church, Fish and Game Association p.m., potluck ,:iJinner, ,a t ithe Second Street revival ,beglns at '8 a.m. For th!JSb Burlington hall. lhrough June 21 'with evan- 15 years and _younger. ~t ·gelist Norman Taylor, 7 be accompal'll.ed by -an .adult,: p.m. nightly. Singers, Teresa one rod and reel per c'hild.. fuston, Monday; Rev. Free food and drinks: lames Patterson, Tuesday; Pdz.es. Local merchants jom 'Diursday, · foe McCloud, Wednesday; F\ish and Game Association MIDDLEPORT Si:il and C.arol Hayman, in sponsoring the event. Vacation Bible School .at Umted Methodist Church annual picnic 6 ;p.m. at <the Other events · · This Weeks Winner!!! Sing. Cburdl events _Shirley Woodard CONGRATS! 992.. 6121 Youth events ....,. ... - .., ... : .. -lillglll • FM t'•112prtoe .............. <Wpm ow-Mpm .,_llllglll,. .tt•o-. ....... - cw- . HIR>r-.: -4-7pm . a.-·, s ,.• .,.."...... - Pa¥esklm .,_. ~ ~2nd··..., ••..,. . . _........, •=••* ._. bring )'OUf Ccu all , Tow r.-... . ~ I • Chance Qf.rain 40 percent. Saturday-.Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderStorms. Highs in the lower 80s. Chance of min 50 percent. Saturday ni,gbt.-Mostl y cloudy in the evening ...Then becoming partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s. . Sunday and Sunday nigbt.•• Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 80s. Lows in the .upper 50s. Monday and Monday nigbt.••Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 80s. _Lows in the UpPer 50s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Poaploo ·(NASDAQ)- 23.01 P p loa (NYSE) - 8U11 P••*' (NASDAQ) -11.10 flodlwell (NVSE) - 12.54 tlocky ao. (NASDAQ)- 5.50 -112:10 ,. _..,--,.(NASDAQ) -10 Will Ill 1 (NY&E) -11.52 Wendy'o (NVR)- 2U7 WI lBO _ ,(NYIE) -111.25 Wooti:gton (NYSE)- ~1:13 --·II Ich -- .-d-. - claelng NlpOiia - - 4 .o.lly P•"'· E1' bt•for June 11' 20011, pro11tded 'bJ Edward .loMe ....... cilll lldwlaar• IMac Mlfll in ·QIIIp IIIIa 81 (7411) 441-Mf1 lfiCI LMiey II arret o In Point ·l 'tMNnt at (304) 6711-0174. ........ ws:.. ' 'l.aw school, \W 'be 1ittamey _general until the winner of 1he election takes o~. _ , 'Goy. , · Two of the !RepubliCans on . top choices, former lU.S. they don't want to run. Cordray gives the , 'D.emocrats_a candidate who . COLU~US bas statewtde name recogTed St1'1Ckland llition. Wednesday .~ndorsed state . 'Sen. ~ ~Wine ~d Cor~y was a state repreTreasurer Ridh¥11 GofdraY Fran:k;l.in County J;'rosecutor 'sentallve from 1991 · to to be :the Democrats' choice, Ron {)'Brien, have decided 1993, state solieitor from for attol'lley general in the party·•s bid 1D ' retain dle scandill-marred office. Strickland said Cordray is · fair, !kind and a tenacious problem sol111er who will restore integrity to the high- . est legal position in the state. · "Ricb Cordray -knows the frustrations and the anxieties of .Qfdinary families who ·are worried about money, about their homes, about their safety and about the future of their children," Strickland said. CordJ:ay, says he will focus on rebUilding the public trust, fighting crime and protecting the fjnancial security of Ohioans. . "My pledge to Ohioans is •that 1 will stand up for ,t hem with determination, with - -.., .respect, and with .p rofes'sionali.sm," Cordray said. Democrats are expepted to formally select Cordray ~june 21. Republicans are expected to pick their candidate the same day. The parties are vying to fill an office vacated by Democrat Marc .Oann, whQ resigQed May 14 in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal in the office. Voters will make the choice in November to fill the rest of Dano 's term , which ends in January 20 II . Strickland appointed Nancy Hardin Rogers, who is ·on leave from he. job as dean of Ohio State University's ASSOCIATED PRESS WRn:ER .. 1993 to . J 994, a general practice attorney, and then franklin· County treasure~ from 2002 to 2007 before being elected state treasurer in 2006. Republican Betty: Montgomery heat him fo( attorney general in 1998. · Cell ahead for plck:IJP II our out lide pick""" window C'IM"'-WV I ·--.,. (304) 576-lllO 0,.."-U--1,_(" a..IU 'J·S 'II 7; . Ledra . . . . . . . . . l Name:.___________________________ ""- ~U.IIMU.Jic PIJ4 ~. ~ 1- PIMJGJelpl.iG, .. "' "" PltlJ; 1/.4 t~~ut v.~,.. Qti/IJ~"' n .,.,..,.., J,l...Ja.w,.tir;i. Qtiii.J ~ (•'-"~ ~(-.JIJ.~ftla.J&;, LOOK FOR THE ...,.,.. aJR NEW lrtATION! f'lll,. CIIIUii,IWD 1M, CUI I.IGI, - I I 1M, wa,a CII.Uir ntiGLIIII New ~lki«< Maw.IIIII~ Grilled Deli SaOOwidles, Hll,a Haad~keC.! 1540 Eeatem AV«tue · • GlllllpotiB, OH (740) 446 8888 Eat~n SealiDg (IT*'- Drive Tluu. NO FRILLS, JUSI' GREAT IOOD! $3.95 •plily Steak IN! Wlwls" in fnllt d NEW l«<lim RL ·z1n Pt. hill, WV 304-674-5479 LUNCH BUFFET 820 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH 740-446-3837 35(i Treat Dad With A Dairy Queen Cake On Father's Day Ea&t Main Pomeroy, OR 740-992-6292 Gen. Hartinger Parkway Middleport, OH 740-992-5248 203 West MaiD St. McArthur, OH 740-5%-9349 Dine In or Drive Thru ,_ ------- < :B.uy one Doublt Cheese Burget'., ,_ · Get One Free! • 1111,., l"reulll co.,.,. To M.Ct.rn • • ...... - . ) . . --- -- ' ,J To One OfTiaese Great Restaurants Drawing Each Week! '-'!aiMs '811' ·SnPHEI!IILuoRS ........ ~-- . 5 lklldn, Hat or Calcl.lllllllto Drder. Grell Hoi Doll ......... lltL fi'Wtllli..t dill Ped ice U R lift-Ill $30 Gift Certificate . Governor endOrses Cordray for attorney general frilll C'+ Free Lunch! Enter Here For A 1 :afs 60611. T6 find ,out mone .about A1111ie's Muilf!o;r,, and read fetf!IU"es iby ·llltlter Creators Syllllieate,'""*en and oort.ooniili, mit tie Cfteators 'Syllllic.Je W.eb page at WlfW• CIWJton.COIII. Grell Mane S!N lretl«aiC • .,..._. ,..... .......... . . .J There "IS" Such A Thing As A I I I Marietta Lions plan Father's Day car show:_ ''COUNTRY STYlE COOK'IN AT ffS BEST!" Enter To WinA FREE LUNCH! • ~811nd Drew C aiii . . Towvwu8ut · u Ohio Valley Bane COfP. (NAS. 'D AQ)- 25.85 8BT (NYSE) - 26.3<1 _..,_,7 Public nKdin~ . !Friday.,_ L()cal Stocks /IEP {NYSE) -'-- .-:!.01 MID (NASDAQ)- n .20 · ' '*nd Inc. (NYSE) - 51.~ . . Lata (NYSE)- 31.18 ._.., E - (NASOAQ)- 32.31 ... ..,..,_ (NYSE)- 46.31 Cer*-Y .Aluminum (NASDAQ) - ----------------------~~.~~­ Cluhsand L()cal Weather Tltunday-Mostly sunny.. Highs around 90. Southeast -w inds 5 to I 0 mph. Tkursday rught••• J;>artly cloudy . in · the evening ... Then becoming ,mostly clouqy. Lows in the ,upper 60s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Frmy•..Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 80s. South winds .around 5 mph. Chance of r.ain 50 percent. Fliiday . nigbt. •• Mostly cloudy · with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s. 'South winds around 5 mph. •• lege sometthreeboursaway. Since is ·some alco13 holism in the family, our ATHENS -Area 14 COIKlm1l ·s doubJed. Please blvestment advise. Non-Aioobolic Workforce !Board meets at 9 a.m., OU ~ Inn. · Dear Gnmdma: You are smart to ·understand that when your grandson goes off to college, his chances of • 4:--~ drinking irresponsibly will OrgaDIZ8UUtm be greatly inareased Some of this you cann<Jt prevent Tllianlclay. Jue U The best y.oo IC8II .dO .is have CHESlER -Shade .an open .and honest .discus- Ri11er Lodge monthly stated sion so your grandson, the meeting, 7:30 p.m. honors studem, js aware -of Refreshments. the temptations, the social.iz· lUPPERS PLAINS ling that happens .a rqund Regular meeting . af liquor, his possihle predi.spo- Tuppers Plains VFW, 7 p.m. sition to aloo'h01ism and his Pinner at 6:30p.m. resp0nsibility ·:m avoid highRACINE -Ohio River risk !behavior. You·can find Producers, regular meeting, iinflJilllation for yQurself and 7 p.m., Southern fligh yoor grandson through 1he SchooL National Institute on.Alcdtol OORlLAND- Sonshine Abuse .and AlorihOifi&m Circle of the Bethany (www.co11egedrinkqlgp,re----------------~------~~--~---vention.govl, 5635 fisliers Lane, MSC 9304; ~ MD 20892-9304 Dear Annie: Your advice . to ''friends or Feelings?" MARIETTA - Marietta was right on. I hope he 11ec- Noon Lions Club will host ognizes how important it is its l6th annual Bill Drayer that he be the "stand up" Memorjal Car Show on guy you suggest and take Father's Day. his origfnal date to the The event takes place at pr<>m. It suunds as if he !las Muskingum -P ark on Froot enough character to do the Street, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. lt is right thing, consideril)g described as orie of the . he's already shown .con- largest car, truck and motorcern about both young cycle shows in the .area. The ladies' feelings. event is free andopeMothe · l-lowever, the school public. · · should be held .accountable · Registration for those for ill> deep insensitiv!ity wishing to_enter a vehicle _ toward special needs stu- into the show, may do so dents. Why would it add to 'between the hours ,IDf 8 .a.m. the feeling of being "differ- to noon for a '$10entry· fee. ent" by holding a . separate This will be an open car prom? That says special ed show, therefore there will be students should be kept sep- no judgin~. but the first 125 ara(J: from the rest of the entries will recei11e a dash school population. '>How plaque. !Each entry wiliha¥e sad. I hope the scbool sees· one chance to win special this letter and ,responds in prizes of a Fenton Lamp, the right -one studem F.entonArt Glass Bells, casb bolb' ,eq s -one ·pfum. ·..::::- ;piizcs ,and mom. l'bere will Teus T~ , alsO be a 50/50 drawing. Dear Thus: We don't l'he Marietta Noon Lions -1 · . , lltillnttt c...-; know, the s~hoo1's policy. famous yellow "french fry" · The 16th annual Bill Drayer Memorial car ShoW will be held Scmday at~ PMc but rt s posstble the special trailer will !11151!> !be on stte in Marietta, · · · · ,- : • _needs students. were the · serviqt :i v~ of fOOds. . J . ' . • ones who requested a ~a[t's · .llli,iPtitea . · \those rate prom. U we bear more, attendiot ' tali!e ~ :t'ids Club currently has 92 mem- 1\Ceds, through fund rrusers day fo~:W., we~11.e,'~ ~ we'lllet you .know. along wtdi.'LaW,n' tlbaii'li 'lllld bers and meets at 'noon such 'liS -the car show. one of the Lions Club menl4nllie 1J Mcilllo,x .is writ- blankets ;apd ~ ' 110 ·spent every · Friday at the ".:\1 .a Lions Convention hers. "The Marietta Noon· Ull by KatlJy Jlitdl:ell ~ . the day. .,, ._ J · · · Lafayette Hotel on Front in 1924 at Cedar Point in · Lions Club is also commit-. Matr:y S~~g~~~;lo~eli- . FQf D)Ollel dfatimation, Street. Lions clubs ,are a Ohio. special guest speaker ted to providing the gift of rors of tlw Nl• contlct Oillf~, the car group of men and women Helen Keller asked ·that sight to local residents, who colilllf!l- l'il«ue .e-:JII!IilJ'O.f!T show chairperson, at (740) · who identify needs within Uons become 'Knights of qualify, ·by providing eye que1tw11s rto· -•.eslfUiil- 37~5022. · the community and work the Blind' in the crusade exams and eye glasses, he box@cottU:t~.st.Mt, or wrik The Marietta :Noon Lions together to fulfill those against darkness, and of that added. · to: Antlie's Mailbox, 1!6.. . . BoK 11'8190, Chicago, II. true The Daily S I linrJ • .... A3 . 'Jbursday, J't.me IS, • •• . .. Community Calendar ANNIE'S MAILBOX BY KAlMY llnatEu.. AND IIA.liCY Suqut Page~ -~.J.-eU,llll Eq. 6/18108 2208 .Jackson Ave • Point Pleasant,WV 304-675-5427 - • �· OPINION The Daily Sentinel 111 Court . . . . ·~.Ohio (740) ~;='51• FAX (740J 912·2157 lll,a'E'Irll 111111111~ ' ' ~ ' Ohio Vai!Sy . Publishing Co: ' 8t ps ·· Dan Goodrich Publisher • . ... Ill'•= ,' - . · • . · • · NEW YOIUC _.:..spam't back on · the mma at American homes. That says a lot . about die SllllC; of the · ooonomy. ' Charlene Hoeflich While we all haven't . turned into couch potatoes, Genetal Manager-News Editor some recent corporare news trom the likes of Hormel Foods Jo-Ann Stores Congms shall make 110 law rupecti•g 1111 Inc., TiVo Inc. and ~al• ,£ __ ,. • ,L, Mart Stores Inc. provides ut46lulunent oJ rurgron, or pnml r..ng me mounting evidence that aDrise thereof; o.r abridging the .{ruiiOm tif' ~ Americans are en~h •~"the press· or the ri11ht 0 rt:~u· ..,..._, tamtng themselves wtth. spuc • or 0J ' · ;&· ~. • r - · backyard baibecues, .craft ple pe~~cublp to assem6k, and to pditiiJft .the projects and lots of televi. Govemmntt for a redrus ofgrievancu. sioo .watcbing. Why? Gas costs $4 a gal_. Amend t to the US -eon.attutlon .Ion ~onally ~ average = The Fl •men . " " · . and tt's ·s~ppm,g people ~----------'--------- ' from lravelin,g far unles& they need to. · · Then when they do get to the stores, a gallon of milk Today is Thursday. June 12, the !64th day of l008.1bere costs nearly $4 =or almost are 202 days left in the Y~. . . $6 if it _is organic. Milk Today's Highlight in Htstory: On June 12 • 1963· C1'1l prices are up more than a 13 rights leader Medgar Evers was fataUy s!Jot in front of hts · percent rise from a year ago,. home in Jackson. Miss.; be was 37 · (ln 1994 • Byron De La '~Wille the cost of bread has Beckwith was convicted of murdering Evers and sentenced risen 14 percent from last to life in prison; he died in 2001.) .. · spring, butter is showing On th.is date: In 1665, England mstalled a murucrpal gov- nearly an 8 ,..,.,..,t gain and ernment in New York, formerly the Dutch settlement of coffee is. u,p.----· 4 percent in the New Amsterdam. ' last year, according to the In 1776! Y::finia •CO)oniallegisl~.l!()came the fust to Labor Department · · Even Spam bas , &eeQ its adopt a Bill 0 Rights. In 1898, Phili.ppflle nationalists declaml independence price jump 7 percent from a ~~9.· the ' Natkmal Bascblil of fame anll year ago 1<i $.2.62 for a 12 oz: can. But that isn'·t slowMuselllll was dedicated in CooperstoWn, ~-Y. ing sales - Spam's maker, In 1963, one of Hollywood's most notoriously expensive Hormel Foods, said strong earp., --L···..: Jru T 0 DAY IN, HIS T Q 'RY 's "';;:' H , a n· p~oductimns, ~leopatra," ~tarring ~btlh Taylor, Richard Burton and Rex Harrison, opened m New YOii. · ••*i ~ AD: Ft:w:e onwUbe eM · 'd ilS:O•• Oae yar •= I .. of- its pork-in-a-cad . the ~ was .even Cooswncr:s ~so said tbe~ it& .seoood- weaker, ~Willg po gain in itlrmded f9_buy more_ vaal~ irofus t4 pen:enl > -s peodiD! after etu:luding lllD c~ according to Spam (sales were up 10.6 -pricecbatiges. . the'·, COnference B~anf. If pet cent in lhe 12-week periThat's reflected in lhe Ia!- - you re at home, stttuJg m od'ending May 3, oompared est data on consumer oonfi- · front of lhe tube and eating to last year. aeoording to dence, which feU to a 15- popcorn, you're going to sales infollll3tion coming year low in May, acoording - need to vacuum. Wai-Mart from The Nielsen Co. to . !he Conference Boani. · Stores Inc., during a conferAnd higher prices aren't Spending intentions sagged ence with journalists on just being seen in food and · 'significantly in most cate- '{bursday, noted that one of fueL Everything from dia- gories, including . homes, its strongest departments pers to detergent could autos and • most big -appli- right now is floor care. .' ~me more ex.penme ances. · Also faring well in this now .that companies like Yet a surpnsmg bright tough economy_was Jo-Am_l Dow Chemical Co. and spot in !hat report was oon- Stmes, the fabnc and cram ~s~ K~ say they sumers' plans to buy televi- retailer thai,. swung to a · w~ l'lll~ pnces to offset sions, which jumped to an first-quarter profit. and beat thetr soanng energy costs. · all-time high of 12.2 percent Wall . Street expectatio~s Consumer inflation is in May. That is a rise rrom with tts results. Sales at us getting broader and deeper 11.4 percent in April and 8.7 stores open at least a year and, for JOOst Americans, it percent a year ago. . =an industry barometer l)f ~s . far ou!J>acing their "In order to get from point sales strength = rose 4:5 111001ne growth. A to point 8 without spend- per~ent, fueled by Slfl?ng The Commerce ing $75 filling up the tank, buymg of goods for sewmg Department's latest read· households now seem bent and quilting, craft tex.tiles · ing on personal incomes on cocooning by staying and food crafting. showed that they rose by borne to watch television Some companies are just 0.2 percent in April, rather than drive to the local using Americans' inclinac half of the March increase. theater and shell out more tion to stay home this sun!'· That would have been even than $1 I to watch a film mer as a marketing hool;:. weaker without rpe boost (and an extra $5 to get Wal-Mart has launched an their income got as the there)," said Merrill Lynch ".American Summer" cam· government began mailing chief Nollth American econ- paign, featurin!l tents, out the fust of $106.7 bil- omist David Rosenberg. grills, coolers, w1cker fur!.ion in economic stimulus · That shift is he~ - ing .com- ni~ure sets and inflatable '"· Ti1 o, whic h poo1s, saymg · · payments. panies ....._e a summer At the same time, the PQsted an unexpected first- getaway is "as close 3Ji arrival of the stimulus quarter profil The digital your .o wn back yard." ; checks didn't spur much in video recorder maker said Should that help Walt the way of consumer spend- that surprise profit was due Mart .·and other co=¢~ ing, which edged up a s.mall in part to higher sales of its boost sales, it will be Wtht:r 0.2 percent in April, just high-definition faVo boxes, evidence that what conhalf the 0.4 percent rise in which · 31'e paired with liD sumers are buying is just as March. Ex.cludiog inflation, televisions. telling as w.hat they are not. helpe4 puslll!{) The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com IAKlll Briefs Grade cards . saJes -$4.151 - BY H. JosEF HEBERT ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern. High School grade cilrds and graduation pictures a1e ready to be picked up. .OffiCe: hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through ·Friday. ·'' · Smorgasbord dinner ' LONG BOTIOM = A smorgasbord dinner will be held :Saturday at the Long Bottom Conuriunity Building, begin. Ding at 5 p.m. Everything is included in the all-you-can-eat ,"meat. The cost is $7 for adults and $3 for children . " •, Community ~ion ·. POMEROY - A representative of U.S. SenaiOI George .. voinovich will hold Connecting with Conununities office ..boors from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. on June 2~ at the Meigs 'County Courthouse. ·, No appointments are necessary. lnforination is available ·-by calling Btandon Kern at 753-1985. .,_ :For the Record Sentenced . POMEROY =John P.. Boling was sentenced to two · years in prison on two counts of grand theft. The sentence . was suspended and he was ordered to complete the .SEPTA program subject to terms of probation. Divorces Dissolutions ~,, THAT'LL BE $27.00... ~. $12 FoRTHE. Pi~2A ... ·~ . to IS FOR DE.LtVERY. Civil suibi . ,, ' .. . ' ' )t hours: ••"'* . ~ the Smilhso.nim lr.!4ihjliOIJ iin Wasllington.,~ ~ winning actor~gory Peck died in Los Angeles at ~ :87. @i Thursday,Junetz,zoo8 'lhursday, .June 12, 2008 ·' In 1967, the Supreme ~utt, in Lov~ v. Vuginia. struck down state laws ~hibitillg interrncialllllllriages. In 197.8, David Be!bwitz was senteooed to 25 years to life in pdson for eacb of the six "'Son of Siam" -~ killings that flail tenificd New Y~. · . In 198l, major ~~ baseball players ~gao a t9-day strike over 1he issue of free,a_gent compensation. :(1'be sea• son did not resume until Aug. 10.1 ·tn 1917. ~dellt Reagan, during' a viSit to ·the·wvided ' Gemun cily d Bedio, publicly cllallenged Soviet leader Mi1rt.ail 'S: Glilbldlev to "tear down dtis waiL"' · . Fi'lle ~·:· U.S. ~jets bombed,a iiUspected terrorist,c;ampandtroop!i Slooilcd~ Suani Muslim towns u, lrlll; ~ s•m Hussein loymsts in one o11he hi.,_ American mili _. assaults since the ·war bCp1. , t=d;iuw-.Pao::l' • : 'ALL Bf!SINESS: Spam, TT(.s on consumers buying lists The ·Dally Sentinel . PageA4 POMEROY =Civil lawsuits were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Home National Bank, Racine, against . Anthony Adams, Racine, and others; Regina Roush, doing business as Roush Brothers, Racine, against Stoots Nursery and Produce, Beckley, W.Va.; and Home National Ban.k against Rhonda Kay Watson, Reedsville, and others . . 7 ... l"fl:Sldent Bush went;to Capitol Hill, wbere ' be ............,. n!hellioos Senate Rq>ublicans ro ~ fesll!mll . ~~dla ~d. provide eve~~~ for mil- . liOnS of illegal ummgrants. Afghan police mtstoolc U.S . . troops .for Taliban ftgh~ and opened frre; pro~~· fun::es to abim fire, killing seven Afghan .poHce ·. . . Justin ~-::.r~ a f!G"bitter to leaCillhe OetmitTagers 0\a"the Milw. Brewers 4-0. Doo Heroea, television's "Mr. W'Ulllld, died in Bell Canyon., Cali[, at age 89. fl ~·ji Bildldajil: Banker/philanthropist D.a¥id etJer is 93. fiolmer l"fl:sident George H.W. BliSh is 84. Jarz musician Cbict Corea is 67. Sportscaster Marv Albert .is 67 .It~ 1JII1sician Bun E. Carlos (Cheap Tlick) is ~- ·Coimby singer-musici~ luni?f B~wn is_ S6. ~­ SQ~~gWriterllocley Burnette ts 55.Smger Mmdith Brooks lli 50, Actress Jeailee ~son is SO. Actress Paula Mla'shall is A4. Bluei musician ~y Wayne Shepherd is 31. '"~bought for Today: "lt is easier to love humanity _a s .a vibole than to love one's neighbor." - Eric - Hoffer, American philosopher .(I '.102-1983). ' ·' It's not tough to be stupid . ' Given tbC wholesale failure of the Bush (!residency and the bankruptcy of Republican ideology, Sen. · Jolm Mceain's only slwt at lbe White House is to caricature Democratic nominee Barack Obama .as an elitist gidy-man who can't keep America safe.' Unfor.tunately, :Pbama's given GOJ> propa,gandists a fair' amount to work ·with. Although die llllltional press · mostly ig1t0red it during :lbe great anti-'Ciioton .crusadc, his Chicago past is replete with potential emb.m:assmenls. . ell3111ple_: One LETTERS TO THE . EDITOR o·ene Lyons yes, Michelle Obama. I'm prepared .(0 believe Ayers bas matured. And Obama isn't responsible for Letkn: tQ the editor <liZ wdcome. 'l'Ju:y ~ be ~ss acis Ayers committed when tlJon 300 words. AU l~tters a'-'1! s11bject tO editing, lUSt be Obama was 8 years old. So signed_.. t1N'I ,include add~ss .and releplwne IUI11Ibu: No why does it matter? Partly W~SigMd fetters will be published. LettellS i~ be in bee · p boto ause a publictty good ilaSie, addre&sing i&~s. 11Qt persortQ}jJ.ies. /...eJullS of Ayers 1993 book iJionJcs Jo organiultions and illilividuals •Will not be cwc~pl­ ll-emembe~ when . .every- for "Fugitive Days: A Memoir," d for pllblication. body got huffy at ABC's telling the l\lOf)' of•his anti-· Ge4qe Stepbanopoulos VletDalll radicalism. shows for asking ·<5bama ·about tbe bespectacled professor William AyeR, the Weatber . w~pin~ 'his feel on an Underground ·radical W·bo Amen can flag. · He also (USPS 213 810) bombed ~e ·P entagon to boasted about never going ., Reader Services OhloYal~~ng _ prote~t Vte~? - Obama to prison despite teiTorist descnbed ; him .as ~ acts. Obluna . 'favorably Comlctlon Paller PulllistlOCI ew<y aflemoon, - Y "English professor" and ' reviewed the book in the 0.. main concern in 1111 lo to throug'h !friday, 111 COurt Street, slight acquain~n~ who Chicago Tribune. Puts a lie ~rate . If you l<now at an OITOr Pomeroy, Ohio. Second--clau happened .to h"e m bts new spin •On his mockery of in a story, call the newsroom at (740) pootogo pold at Pomeroy. oeJ·ghbolboOO. Tbat was boomer ·"psychodra... , tts : The Assoctated .Prees and IM-2156. ..disingenuous at besl. Ayers ma,' no? the Ohio No-1.uociation. .,,... 1 • Send ad!:ha ·~ 1 is .a profes'?f of educatio.n Partly,, too, becau:re while OUr llllln ftUIIIber Ia lions tD The Dolly Sentinel ' 111 Court ~ a promlliCnt figure m the Clmton campat.g o was (740) 8112-21541. Stroot. """'-· Ohio 457611. Chicago sc.hool cucles, too dainty to use such 0JpiiiW1l-lelol.a.,.: and . sufficiently well- infWnmatory imagery, ~.tption.-.. known that Mayor Daley Republican operdtives · ~~rain. One'-' ' "'D.27 . publicly defended him won't be. As with the Rev. . . . , Charlene Hoetlich, Etd. 12 One... '111.14 f~om Stephanopoulos' Jeremiah Wright's bizarre o.IIV ISO' . . , I ... Brian~. Etd. 14 insinuation~ . ramblings, it strikes me as . lelllor CJII I ..... A 1 Ill: Beth Setgent, Etd. 13 Moreover, one of evidence of A .) political One_.., '10.27 Obama's earliest Chicago immaturity, 8.) arrogance One... '183. . jobs was as the director of a or, worse, C .) both, for Advertising ""'*-" ........ - iO controversial school-reform Obama not to have given o.... Hani&, EXt. 15 111Crip1ton -to"'"II¥,.. DIIIV ..,"Ia ~J 1llo oubIn .,_ orpniwioo .in which Ayers Ayers his ·"Sister ~jah" · 0 1 'f ....., lltilndo Davis, Etd 16 - - •i o- w.as a major player. (Ay~· moment (dislanoing bimoelf . a c+n:.: Judr~ Etct. 10 - · once ran from Ayers) · years a110. fathec Consolidated Edison, the Also, as with Wright, his , Gene~w ....... :.:.·:.:~: city's eleotric 111lility.) first instinct was to dissem~l-1, €xt.12 111 ...... '32.26 Obama's · eartiest political ble. Did even Obama's lll()st 26'64.20 1127.11 fimclraisec in l995 was held enthusiastic supporters eYer 52Weelca at Ayers' home. They believe "God damn 0'1 '1 MwlpCao It) appeared together in forums America" was news to him? '53.55 13at the \)Diversity ofChicago Republican TV ads '107.10 26for whom the school'~ pubdepicting Hillary Clinton '2142t S2Wilelal www.~lllinel .com tie relations oonwet was, caJling Obama "naive" are .The Daily Sentinel · babr, or-- ::i:':• - ... ; '' • ... merely the opening gambit. Things are sure to get very rough before it's over. The national media will join in. J ust yesterday, •somebody sent me 11 CBSNews.com article headlined ''Obama's . Radical-Left Tres BI'Ol\(l and Deep." It's filled with informalion llhe press neglected during the anti-HHiary witch hunt. ·Maybe I've .tived too long in the South, ground zero in GOP's "Southern the Strategy." And maybe Obama can transcend it. all with feel-good rhetoric about ."cha11ge," ·p erhaps not the most' original political slogan but something everybody wants. I'd also bet a lot that 'the only way he offers Hillary the vicepresidential nomination is ali political theater after she's privately agreed to tum it down. Why would she choose vice president over Senate majority leader, a more powerful job defmitely withm ·her reach? Were I Obama, I'd take a long look .at Nebraska Republican ·Sen. Chuck Hagel: a strong oonservative, an fraq-war skeptic from the get-go, a Vretnam combat-'Veteran and a seri- .., 24 hours, retreating to the Blish administration's more sensible view thai Jerusalem's status be negotiated during peace talks. Bill Clinton proposed an "open and undivided city.~ with East Jerusalem th~ Palestinian capital. So how does Obama gtlt around the "naive" busir ness? Not by dissembling~ but by fighting back. Consider Jerusalem, for example. You wouldn't call the har<W,ne Likudnik posi_, tion ·~nai'V.e." Words like '~delusional" and ''tribal,'' however, do come to mincl · Sacred to all three monothe• Jstlc · religions - ~ Christianity, Judaism and Islam - Jerusalem was divided city from 1948 tQ 1967. when lhe Israefis coO:, quered it by foree. Its hllW dreds of thousands of Palestinian residents, whose ance&tqrs have lived .there since .Biblical times, are not · considered lsraeli . citizens and cannot vote. Meanwhile, Israelis. keep stealing Palestinian land fot illegal settlements as the Arab slllllls fester and decay. So long as · these ·things are true, !here caa never be peace or ,. us tic(. ou.s man. · · The great majority o Israeli Obama's initial nutmg at citizens understand that. last week's American Israel do most American Jews. · Public Affairs Committee So does Obama. Instead (AIPAC) convention didn't of mimicking McCain's cardo much to foster oonfi- toonish neoconservatism, deoce. Seeking to win over be owes it to the American Jewish votei'S :leery of the ,people to explain that ig110rWright/faiTakhan ties, he · mg n:ality isn't evidence of came off as a bigger strength, but stupidity. Likudnik (lscadi neocon(Arlum,sas Democratservative) than· Hillarv, and Gazette 'COlumnist Genl that's going some. Oiwna LyoiiS is ·a national magCT• drew applause by declaring Ziru> award winner aJUl ~ that the city ·of Jerusal.e m author of "The Hunting of "must remain undivide4" the President" (St. Martin :S under Israeli rule. After . Press, 2000). You can e< Palestinian 'leaders ob~- m4il Lyons at gene~ ed, be baclamcked Within lj>ons2@sbcglobal.net.) •, - GRAND . ' .. •tt· " .. . " .. ." · • '" • .. .. . " . 0'ft,'O, ._'!'<~ C1,j> ...... ' ~ ' ""( :,l.l .- ~ ', ~ (j :, '., . > -l "".... _...' -- "". I f'ro, -· ' l'fJIFOI\11\G ,\Ill'S l'F.~m: INTO THE WOODS June27&28 7:00 P'!' June 29th a s,. ' <.g: Bl l 3:00pm Mualc & Lyrica by Sllp.'WI Slncldhelill Book by...,_ Lliplne Council Bor Olfice: Gil 2nd Ave. c;.511!1 Ill'-, Ott (7411) 446-ARTS 1r1Dm Page Al ' for a wide nmge of police activities, inc! udiog equiplbelit and cash to buy dnlgs ·in Investigations. Most recently, the Middleport LETF has been used for the purchase of a police cruiser. Council Member Rae Moore and Councilman ,. .... , . ........... ,., •.. .......,,.,.,...,, .. .:..•a ._..,~J:Mn-rtt•...._.., them ov~r to Prosecuting Attorney Pa:t Story. The ci vii suit was filed by former Ohio Attorney Gelieral fromPageAl MarcOann. The matter was also Oldahoma on charges of by the West . investigated f0f'$ery, concealing stolen property aftd possession of Vrrginia Auomey General. Hobbs was at large for cocaine. months before he was ., 1be allegations by customers were first investigat · found in another state and ed by the Ohio Cemetery brought back to ihe area to Dispute Resolution answer the charges against Commission, which turned him. Hobbs a. (ljiM4'Jt,.. ·Hit~,,.. ...... , a a ••==n ....,,,.. ~~-~~-111!1alloll 4tUp' I ·11·11--1111111 AIW.IIWfilll- Plns.D. SO.Std<o. Fo..-c,lndn.lln'l\' ... .,...,Cittllal Sii.•ErilktHiilllr··t'lltl· . . . . . . . .,_C)"*k M 111•11• ,...i.-Riong 11 .......... , I c ...........,._, ... ... • s I an.1t .r a •Let"'"' «'i • .....,. "'"'Modiliedo I (Z X , -.............- 1 1 1 .. ..... , I . . . . . . . 5 o.&CiofMIMII .... •ow· Aft,_ cuaaned .a-t to prevealllalrt m-! C.W10Swdl VCM~r He.t tnilliag5pm~sored by dtf Meip C..aly ne.Edt DePart.mears Card.ioo-.cular llalldt P i • - lad dlf Mulbeny c-•..aity Center. Tlle--11111 wliiCJOOWdlokllerolud blood pt •ft g at, IKM10 natise for beUw llattla. lad lllftl5 rediiCIM. Tltii 2-Day tl'tliiliq wiD be lleEd 24 _. J ..y I. Tiled wUI!Uftllt7:eep.e.tt,...._t. 011,._ eo.ue~ Aildmo Bnollll'idd at 99~26 to reaislerfw tllf ~ �· OPINION The Daily Sentinel 111 Court . . . . ·~.Ohio (740) ~;='51• FAX (740J 912·2157 lll,a'E'Irll 111111111~ ' ' ~ ' Ohio Vai!Sy . Publishing Co: ' 8t ps ·· Dan Goodrich Publisher • . ... Ill'•= ,' - . · • . · • · NEW YOIUC _.:..spam't back on · the mma at American homes. That says a lot . about die SllllC; of the · ooonomy. ' Charlene Hoeflich While we all haven't . turned into couch potatoes, Genetal Manager-News Editor some recent corporare news trom the likes of Hormel Foods Jo-Ann Stores Congms shall make 110 law rupecti•g 1111 Inc., TiVo Inc. and ~al• ,£ __ ,. • ,L, Mart Stores Inc. provides ut46lulunent oJ rurgron, or pnml r..ng me mounting evidence that aDrise thereof; o.r abridging the .{ruiiOm tif' ~ Americans are en~h •~"the press· or the ri11ht 0 rt:~u· ..,..._, tamtng themselves wtth. spuc • or 0J ' · ;&· ~. • r - · backyard baibecues, .craft ple pe~~cublp to assem6k, and to pditiiJft .the projects and lots of televi. Govemmntt for a redrus ofgrievancu. sioo .watcbing. Why? Gas costs $4 a gal_. Amend t to the US -eon.attutlon .Ion ~onally ~ average = The Fl •men . " " · . and tt's ·s~ppm,g people ~----------'--------- ' from lravelin,g far unles& they need to. · · Then when they do get to the stores, a gallon of milk Today is Thursday. June 12, the !64th day of l008.1bere costs nearly $4 =or almost are 202 days left in the Y~. . . $6 if it _is organic. Milk Today's Highlight in Htstory: On June 12 • 1963· C1'1l prices are up more than a 13 rights leader Medgar Evers was fataUy s!Jot in front of hts · percent rise from a year ago,. home in Jackson. Miss.; be was 37 · (ln 1994 • Byron De La '~Wille the cost of bread has Beckwith was convicted of murdering Evers and sentenced risen 14 percent from last to life in prison; he died in 2001.) .. · spring, butter is showing On th.is date: In 1665, England mstalled a murucrpal gov- nearly an 8 ,..,.,..,t gain and ernment in New York, formerly the Dutch settlement of coffee is. u,p.----· 4 percent in the New Amsterdam. ' last year, according to the In 1776! Y::finia •CO)oniallegisl~.l!()came the fust to Labor Department · · Even Spam bas , &eeQ its adopt a Bill 0 Rights. In 1898, Phili.ppflle nationalists declaml independence price jump 7 percent from a ~~9.· the ' Natkmal Bascblil of fame anll year ago 1<i $.2.62 for a 12 oz: can. But that isn'·t slowMuselllll was dedicated in CooperstoWn, ~-Y. ing sales - Spam's maker, In 1963, one of Hollywood's most notoriously expensive Hormel Foods, said strong earp., --L···..: Jru T 0 DAY IN, HIS T Q 'RY 's "';;:' H , a n· p~oductimns, ~leopatra," ~tarring ~btlh Taylor, Richard Burton and Rex Harrison, opened m New YOii. · ••*i ~ AD: Ft:w:e onwUbe eM · 'd ilS:O•• Oae yar •= I .. of- its pork-in-a-cad . the ~ was .even Cooswncr:s ~so said tbe~ it& .seoood- weaker, ~Willg po gain in itlrmded f9_buy more_ vaal~ irofus t4 pen:enl > -s peodiD! after etu:luding lllD c~ according to Spam (sales were up 10.6 -pricecbatiges. . the'·, COnference B~anf. If pet cent in lhe 12-week periThat's reflected in lhe Ia!- - you re at home, stttuJg m od'ending May 3, oompared est data on consumer oonfi- · front of lhe tube and eating to last year. aeoording to dence, which feU to a 15- popcorn, you're going to sales infollll3tion coming year low in May, acoording - need to vacuum. Wai-Mart from The Nielsen Co. to . !he Conference Boani. · Stores Inc., during a conferAnd higher prices aren't Spending intentions sagged ence with journalists on just being seen in food and · 'significantly in most cate- '{bursday, noted that one of fueL Everything from dia- gories, including . homes, its strongest departments pers to detergent could autos and • most big -appli- right now is floor care. .' ~me more ex.penme ances. · Also faring well in this now .that companies like Yet a surpnsmg bright tough economy_was Jo-Am_l Dow Chemical Co. and spot in !hat report was oon- Stmes, the fabnc and cram ~s~ K~ say they sumers' plans to buy televi- retailer thai,. swung to a · w~ l'lll~ pnces to offset sions, which jumped to an first-quarter profit. and beat thetr soanng energy costs. · all-time high of 12.2 percent Wall . Street expectatio~s Consumer inflation is in May. That is a rise rrom with tts results. Sales at us getting broader and deeper 11.4 percent in April and 8.7 stores open at least a year and, for JOOst Americans, it percent a year ago. . =an industry barometer l)f ~s . far ou!J>acing their "In order to get from point sales strength = rose 4:5 111001ne growth. A to point 8 without spend- per~ent, fueled by Slfl?ng The Commerce ing $75 filling up the tank, buymg of goods for sewmg Department's latest read· households now seem bent and quilting, craft tex.tiles · ing on personal incomes on cocooning by staying and food crafting. showed that they rose by borne to watch television Some companies are just 0.2 percent in April, rather than drive to the local using Americans' inclinac half of the March increase. theater and shell out more tion to stay home this sun!'· That would have been even than $1 I to watch a film mer as a marketing hool;:. weaker without rpe boost (and an extra $5 to get Wal-Mart has launched an their income got as the there)," said Merrill Lynch ".American Summer" cam· government began mailing chief Nollth American econ- paign, featurin!l tents, out the fust of $106.7 bil- omist David Rosenberg. grills, coolers, w1cker fur!.ion in economic stimulus · That shift is he~ - ing .com- ni~ure sets and inflatable '"· Ti1 o, whic h poo1s, saymg · · payments. panies ....._e a summer At the same time, the PQsted an unexpected first- getaway is "as close 3Ji arrival of the stimulus quarter profil The digital your .o wn back yard." ; checks didn't spur much in video recorder maker said Should that help Walt the way of consumer spend- that surprise profit was due Mart .·and other co=¢~ ing, which edged up a s.mall in part to higher sales of its boost sales, it will be Wtht:r 0.2 percent in April, just high-definition faVo boxes, evidence that what conhalf the 0.4 percent rise in which · 31'e paired with liD sumers are buying is just as March. Ex.cludiog inflation, televisions. telling as w.hat they are not. helpe4 puslll!{) The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com IAKlll Briefs Grade cards . saJes -$4.151 - BY H. JosEF HEBERT ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern. High School grade cilrds and graduation pictures a1e ready to be picked up. .OffiCe: hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through ·Friday. ·'' · Smorgasbord dinner ' LONG BOTIOM = A smorgasbord dinner will be held :Saturday at the Long Bottom Conuriunity Building, begin. Ding at 5 p.m. Everything is included in the all-you-can-eat ,"meat. The cost is $7 for adults and $3 for children . " •, Community ~ion ·. POMEROY - A representative of U.S. SenaiOI George .. voinovich will hold Connecting with Conununities office ..boors from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. on June 2~ at the Meigs 'County Courthouse. ·, No appointments are necessary. lnforination is available ·-by calling Btandon Kern at 753-1985. .,_ :For the Record Sentenced . POMEROY =John P.. Boling was sentenced to two · years in prison on two counts of grand theft. The sentence . was suspended and he was ordered to complete the .SEPTA program subject to terms of probation. Divorces Dissolutions ~,, THAT'LL BE $27.00... ~. $12 FoRTHE. Pi~2A ... ·~ . to IS FOR DE.LtVERY. Civil suibi . ,, ' .. . ' ' )t hours: ••"'* . ~ the Smilhso.nim lr.!4ihjliOIJ iin Wasllington.,~ ~ winning actor~gory Peck died in Los Angeles at ~ :87. @i Thursday,Junetz,zoo8 'lhursday, .June 12, 2008 ·' In 1967, the Supreme ~utt, in Lov~ v. Vuginia. struck down state laws ~hibitillg interrncialllllllriages. In 197.8, David Be!bwitz was senteooed to 25 years to life in pdson for eacb of the six "'Son of Siam" -~ killings that flail tenificd New Y~. · . In 198l, major ~~ baseball players ~gao a t9-day strike over 1he issue of free,a_gent compensation. :(1'be sea• son did not resume until Aug. 10.1 ·tn 1917. ~dellt Reagan, during' a viSit to ·the·wvided ' Gemun cily d Bedio, publicly cllallenged Soviet leader Mi1rt.ail 'S: Glilbldlev to "tear down dtis waiL"' · . Fi'lle ~·:· U.S. ~jets bombed,a iiUspected terrorist,c;ampandtroop!i Slooilcd~ Suani Muslim towns u, lrlll; ~ s•m Hussein loymsts in one o11he hi.,_ American mili _. assaults since the ·war bCp1. , t=d;iuw-.Pao::l' • : 'ALL Bf!SINESS: Spam, TT(.s on consumers buying lists The ·Dally Sentinel . PageA4 POMEROY =Civil lawsuits were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Home National Bank, Racine, against . Anthony Adams, Racine, and others; Regina Roush, doing business as Roush Brothers, Racine, against Stoots Nursery and Produce, Beckley, W.Va.; and Home National Ban.k against Rhonda Kay Watson, Reedsville, and others . . 7 ... l"fl:Sldent Bush went;to Capitol Hill, wbere ' be ............,. n!hellioos Senate Rq>ublicans ro ~ fesll!mll . ~~dla ~d. provide eve~~~ for mil- . liOnS of illegal ummgrants. Afghan police mtstoolc U.S . . troops .for Taliban ftgh~ and opened frre; pro~~· fun::es to abim fire, killing seven Afghan .poHce ·. . . Justin ~-::.r~ a f!G"bitter to leaCillhe OetmitTagers 0\a"the Milw. Brewers 4-0. Doo Heroea, television's "Mr. W'Ulllld, died in Bell Canyon., Cali[, at age 89. fl ~·ji Bildldajil: Banker/philanthropist D.a¥id etJer is 93. fiolmer l"fl:sident George H.W. BliSh is 84. Jarz musician Cbict Corea is 67. Sportscaster Marv Albert .is 67 .It~ 1JII1sician Bun E. Carlos (Cheap Tlick) is ~- ·Coimby singer-musici~ luni?f B~wn is_ S6. ~­ SQ~~gWriterllocley Burnette ts 55.Smger Mmdith Brooks lli 50, Actress Jeailee ~son is SO. Actress Paula Mla'shall is A4. Bluei musician ~y Wayne Shepherd is 31. '"~bought for Today: "lt is easier to love humanity _a s .a vibole than to love one's neighbor." - Eric - Hoffer, American philosopher .(I '.102-1983). ' ·' It's not tough to be stupid . ' Given tbC wholesale failure of the Bush (!residency and the bankruptcy of Republican ideology, Sen. · Jolm Mceain's only slwt at lbe White House is to caricature Democratic nominee Barack Obama .as an elitist gidy-man who can't keep America safe.' Unfor.tunately, :Pbama's given GOJ> propa,gandists a fair' amount to work ·with. Although die llllltional press · mostly ig1t0red it during :lbe great anti-'Ciioton .crusadc, his Chicago past is replete with potential emb.m:assmenls. . ell3111ple_: One LETTERS TO THE . EDITOR o·ene Lyons yes, Michelle Obama. I'm prepared .(0 believe Ayers bas matured. And Obama isn't responsible for Letkn: tQ the editor <liZ wdcome. 'l'Ju:y ~ be ~ss acis Ayers committed when tlJon 300 words. AU l~tters a'-'1! s11bject tO editing, lUSt be Obama was 8 years old. So signed_.. t1N'I ,include add~ss .and releplwne IUI11Ibu: No why does it matter? Partly W~SigMd fetters will be published. LettellS i~ be in bee · p boto ause a publictty good ilaSie, addre&sing i&~s. 11Qt persortQ}jJ.ies. /...eJullS of Ayers 1993 book iJionJcs Jo organiultions and illilividuals •Will not be cwc~pl­ ll-emembe~ when . .every- for "Fugitive Days: A Memoir," d for pllblication. body got huffy at ABC's telling the l\lOf)' of•his anti-· Ge4qe Stepbanopoulos VletDalll radicalism. shows for asking ·<5bama ·about tbe bespectacled professor William AyeR, the Weatber . w~pin~ 'his feel on an Underground ·radical W·bo Amen can flag. · He also (USPS 213 810) bombed ~e ·P entagon to boasted about never going ., Reader Services OhloYal~~ng _ prote~t Vte~? - Obama to prison despite teiTorist descnbed ; him .as ~ acts. Obluna . 'favorably Comlctlon Paller PulllistlOCI ew<y aflemoon, - Y "English professor" and ' reviewed the book in the 0.. main concern in 1111 lo to throug'h !friday, 111 COurt Street, slight acquain~n~ who Chicago Tribune. Puts a lie ~rate . If you l<now at an OITOr Pomeroy, Ohio. Second--clau happened .to h"e m bts new spin •On his mockery of in a story, call the newsroom at (740) pootogo pold at Pomeroy. oeJ·ghbolboOO. Tbat was boomer ·"psychodra... , tts : The Assoctated .Prees and IM-2156. ..disingenuous at besl. Ayers ma,' no? the Ohio No-1.uociation. .,,... 1 • Send ad!:ha ·~ 1 is .a profes'?f of educatio.n Partly,, too, becau:re while OUr llllln ftUIIIber Ia lions tD The Dolly Sentinel ' 111 Court ~ a promlliCnt figure m the Clmton campat.g o was (740) 8112-21541. Stroot. """'-· Ohio 457611. Chicago sc.hool cucles, too dainty to use such 0JpiiiW1l-lelol.a.,.: and . sufficiently well- infWnmatory imagery, ~.tption.-.. known that Mayor Daley Republican operdtives · ~~rain. One'-' ' "'D.27 . publicly defended him won't be. As with the Rev. . . . , Charlene Hoetlich, Etd. 12 One... '111.14 f~om Stephanopoulos' Jeremiah Wright's bizarre o.IIV ISO' . . , I ... Brian~. Etd. 14 insinuation~ . ramblings, it strikes me as . lelllor CJII I ..... A 1 Ill: Beth Setgent, Etd. 13 Moreover, one of evidence of A .) political One_.., '10.27 Obama's earliest Chicago immaturity, 8.) arrogance One... '183. . jobs was as the director of a or, worse, C .) both, for Advertising ""'*-" ........ - iO controversial school-reform Obama not to have given o.... Hani&, EXt. 15 111Crip1ton -to"'"II¥,.. DIIIV ..,"Ia ~J 1llo oubIn .,_ orpniwioo .in which Ayers Ayers his ·"Sister ~jah" · 0 1 'f ....., lltilndo Davis, Etd 16 - - •i o- w.as a major player. (Ay~· moment (dislanoing bimoelf . a c+n:.: Judr~ Etct. 10 - · once ran from Ayers) · years a110. fathec Consolidated Edison, the Also, as with Wright, his , Gene~w ....... :.:.·:.:~: city's eleotric 111lility.) first instinct was to dissem~l-1, €xt.12 111 ...... '32.26 Obama's · eartiest political ble. Did even Obama's lll()st 26'64.20 1127.11 fimclraisec in l995 was held enthusiastic supporters eYer 52Weelca at Ayers' home. They believe "God damn 0'1 '1 MwlpCao It) appeared together in forums America" was news to him? '53.55 13at the \)Diversity ofChicago Republican TV ads '107.10 26for whom the school'~ pubdepicting Hillary Clinton '2142t S2Wilelal www.~lllinel .com tie relations oonwet was, caJling Obama "naive" are .The Daily Sentinel · babr, or-- ::i:':• - ... ; '' • ... merely the opening gambit. Things are sure to get very rough before it's over. The national media will join in. J ust yesterday, •somebody sent me 11 CBSNews.com article headlined ''Obama's . Radical-Left Tres BI'Ol\(l and Deep." It's filled with informalion llhe press neglected during the anti-HHiary witch hunt. ·Maybe I've .tived too long in the South, ground zero in GOP's "Southern the Strategy." And maybe Obama can transcend it. all with feel-good rhetoric about ."cha11ge," ·p erhaps not the most' original political slogan but something everybody wants. I'd also bet a lot that 'the only way he offers Hillary the vicepresidential nomination is ali political theater after she's privately agreed to tum it down. Why would she choose vice president over Senate majority leader, a more powerful job defmitely withm ·her reach? Were I Obama, I'd take a long look .at Nebraska Republican ·Sen. Chuck Hagel: a strong oonservative, an fraq-war skeptic from the get-go, a Vretnam combat-'Veteran and a seri- .., 24 hours, retreating to the Blish administration's more sensible view thai Jerusalem's status be negotiated during peace talks. Bill Clinton proposed an "open and undivided city.~ with East Jerusalem th~ Palestinian capital. So how does Obama gtlt around the "naive" busir ness? Not by dissembling~ but by fighting back. Consider Jerusalem, for example. You wouldn't call the har<W,ne Likudnik posi_, tion ·~nai'V.e." Words like '~delusional" and ''tribal,'' however, do come to mincl · Sacred to all three monothe• Jstlc · religions - ~ Christianity, Judaism and Islam - Jerusalem was divided city from 1948 tQ 1967. when lhe Israefis coO:, quered it by foree. Its hllW dreds of thousands of Palestinian residents, whose ance&tqrs have lived .there since .Biblical times, are not · considered lsraeli . citizens and cannot vote. Meanwhile, Israelis. keep stealing Palestinian land fot illegal settlements as the Arab slllllls fester and decay. So long as · these ·things are true, !here caa never be peace or ,. us tic(. ou.s man. · · The great majority o Israeli Obama's initial nutmg at citizens understand that. last week's American Israel do most American Jews. · Public Affairs Committee So does Obama. Instead (AIPAC) convention didn't of mimicking McCain's cardo much to foster oonfi- toonish neoconservatism, deoce. Seeking to win over be owes it to the American Jewish votei'S :leery of the ,people to explain that ig110rWright/faiTakhan ties, he · mg n:ality isn't evidence of came off as a bigger strength, but stupidity. Likudnik (lscadi neocon(Arlum,sas Democratservative) than· Hillarv, and Gazette 'COlumnist Genl that's going some. Oiwna LyoiiS is ·a national magCT• drew applause by declaring Ziru> award winner aJUl ~ that the city ·of Jerusal.e m author of "The Hunting of "must remain undivide4" the President" (St. Martin :S under Israeli rule. After . Press, 2000). You can e< Palestinian 'leaders ob~- m4il Lyons at gene~ ed, be baclamcked Within lj>ons2@sbcglobal.net.) •, - GRAND . ' .. •tt· " .. . " .. ." · • '" • .. .. . " . 0'ft,'O, ._'!'<~ C1,j> ...... ' ~ ' ""( :,l.l .- ~ ', ~ (j :, '., . > -l "".... _...' -- "". I f'ro, -· ' l'fJIFOI\11\G ,\Ill'S l'F.~m: INTO THE WOODS June27&28 7:00 P'!' June 29th a s,. ' <.g: Bl l 3:00pm Mualc & Lyrica by Sllp.'WI Slncldhelill Book by...,_ Lliplne Council Bor Olfice: Gil 2nd Ave. c;.511!1 Ill'-, Ott (7411) 446-ARTS 1r1Dm Page Al ' for a wide nmge of police activities, inc! udiog equiplbelit and cash to buy dnlgs ·in Investigations. Most recently, the Middleport LETF has been used for the purchase of a police cruiser. Council Member Rae Moore and Councilman ,. .... , . ........... ,., •.. .......,,.,.,...,, .. .:..•a ._..,~J:Mn-rtt•...._.., them ov~r to Prosecuting Attorney Pa:t Story. The ci vii suit was filed by former Ohio Attorney Gelieral fromPageAl MarcOann. The matter was also Oldahoma on charges of by the West . investigated f0f'$ery, concealing stolen property aftd possession of Vrrginia Auomey General. Hobbs was at large for cocaine. months before he was ., 1be allegations by customers were first investigat · found in another state and ed by the Ohio Cemetery brought back to ihe area to Dispute Resolution answer the charges against Commission, which turned him. Hobbs a. (ljiM4'Jt,.. ·Hit~,,.. ...... , a a ••==n ....,,,.. ~~-~~-111!1alloll 4tUp' I ·11·11--1111111 AIW.IIWfilll- Plns.D. SO.Std<o. Fo..-c,lndn.lln'l\' ... .,...,Cittllal Sii.•ErilktHiilllr··t'lltl· . . . . . . . .,_C)"*k M 111•11• ,...i.-Riong 11 .......... , I c ...........,._, ... ... • s I an.1t .r a •Let"'"' «'i • .....,. "'"'Modiliedo I (Z X , -.............- 1 1 1 .. ..... , I . . . . . . . 5 o.&CiofMIMII .... •ow· Aft,_ cuaaned .a-t to prevealllalrt m-! C.W10Swdl VCM~r He.t tnilliag5pm~sored by dtf Meip C..aly ne.Edt DePart.mears Card.ioo-.cular llalldt P i • - lad dlf Mulbeny c-•..aity Center. Tlle--11111 wliiCJOOWdlokllerolud blood pt •ft g at, IKM10 natise for beUw llattla. lad lllftl5 rediiCIM. Tltii 2-Day tl'tliiliq wiD be lleEd 24 _. J ..y I. Tiled wUI!Uftllt7:eep.e.tt,...._t. 011,._ eo.ue~ Aildmo Bnollll'idd at 99~26 to reaislerfw tllf ~ �..• • .. •• . p • * • ,. Fa • ' Thursday, J"uoe 12, 2008_ eI A w 0 -III'IIJ ,......,._ M .,_ - ' • Thursday, June 12, 2008 Ente:.laillment Briefs Big Truck Show slated ·- Rio GRANDE - A Ballistic Eo~ Annorei Response vehicle (BEAR) willJ.~~ dte lineup at the Bob Evans Fann's Big Truck Show · Sawrday. ~ 1 · The show offers the public an opporwnity for a ~ ' on~ aperience with d!is_ spocial!zed vdticle, as well as odlec large trucks and vehicles. Tbe ·event 1s tree to tbe puJt: . lie and beld from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at dte Bob Eva~~~ Fann in RiO Grande. . :;, ..This vehicle wiD be the highlight of our truck show thiS year and is somediing people rarely get an opportunity see, especially in a setting w~ they can team .about tt, and experience it 'up close,'" said Bob Evans Farm · Manag« Ray McKinniss. '' II) addition, the Gallia County Sheriff's IJlepartmenl will bring it SWAT vehicle. Other trucks on display include f":P PetedJilt 1raet0rs, a 1957 and a 1961 Mack truck. a Gallia, ' County Emergency Medical Services ambldaoce, and4-b~ 4 pickup trucks. •· For irifomunion about events at tile Bob Evans Rami,. · caH (sOO! 994-3276 or (740! 245-5105, or "isit 1M webs~ at WWMtli>obevqns.com. :. !9 .."' Block party ., RODNEY Rodney United Methodist Churol! Community Ceater . is having a free block party ~ Salnlday from 5 to 8 p.m., featwin:g hot dogs, snow oonc~ popoom, pop and water. .. There will be games and prizes for aU llges. Some of thC · games !hat will be there ioclude ring toss, duck pond, . kelball free mrow, horsesboe, bingo aad more. . •. Tbere will also be an inflatable bounce bouse for~ ~tree CQI1I bole touroameo1 is schrduled with tbe first plape IC;mJ l'tlali~ $50 and tbe ir£Oilll ptaoe team getting t For more info.rmation, cenfQCt Robin Caudill at (74(;J 245-5919 or lanetre EUiotr ar (744) 245.()432. : szs. '·. Big Boys Toys event auclienoeS McARTHUR - Vinton County Pilots and ~ ,Association is otlerin,g a chance fw you.«> _give: ~our fatbl:i' the pelfect Faiber's Day g'ift. The ~soaatioo will spond the anDIIal Big Boy lbys event this Sunday at the Vm~ County Airport. • The day will be devoted to the IIDUsual and will fea~ grudge runs between street legal vehicles, lawrunow¢ races, lawn tractor pulls and ~- It is bani .to tell ~ will show up at this event. but there may also be several antique tractors included in die activities. · ; 1'bere will also be .airplane rides during tbe event an4 food will be available in !be airport sbeltec house. A plane ride over VmtOJJ CQII!!f.Y4tbe petteQl Fadler's Pay~ · s. t m 1p11a1o . River City Players wilt take on a comedic romp 1hrough the schemes d two black sha,ep tlying to sneak into !heir gnmdfalher's will and avoid a loan shaJk in 'Ue, Cheat and Genullad" at 7 p.m. Friday, Jlllle 13 and Saturday. JtnJ 14 at Meigs Elementary SChool. A cast d ~is~ _IUIII ... ~ into~ out of closets, opening and shuUing doors, c::timblng up and down stais. !~ al this, add mistaken ideutities,II_DIIJ pallnel's and places, a .b aby, a .nun and plastic fbwels. Cast membel$ Dixie Saym, Tom Reed, Se1h Arpbrite and..Nathan Beck$' are pidured in a scene from the farce. · · , ti:JilAIIIIM~;,P-!.-...,...,.~.,.....,..,... HUNTINGTON. W.Va. _ Jazz-MU-Tazz, Marshall University's summer jazz festival, wiD prt:sent guc:iit artisteniglmnen, thefacu1ty combo Bluetrane, and the Jazz-MU-Tazz Festival Big Band in concert at the Jomie Jazz Center and at Pullman Square begiooing Wednesday, June 18. All events are free and open to the public. Treinen is dte dimctor of jazz studieslapplied saxophone at Washburn University in T~ Kan. He jierformtJd m Kansas City as lead alto saxopbooi5l for 1111: Kansas City boulevard Big Band, with which he recorded three albums. He was a member of the U.S. Air Force as a saxophone · specialist in the He.tland of America Band in Omaha, Neh. He was the 'priocipllalto saxophonist in the symphonic band and llClVed as the musical direc· tor, staff amnF and lead alro saxophomst with the Heartland of America "Notc:ables" JazzEn&mlble. For ·his wwk with the "Noteables," . Treinen me · · ,. ... • • feature- noted saxopbon•st. ~neus:'C:~:~Jl~';'~Vent r-:>~~.-~ . ,~ .k~ ,.,~ .,_T,, .:f!!<,..,..---, . a c phtz · · ..W ' I -' e• 'a fer ·tile 1111 felliftl: • Web 'ay, J.-e 18 - 7:30 p.m., Jomie Jazz Center: Bluetrane. MU Jazz Faculty. • 'l'lnlnday, Jue 19 - 7:30 p.m., Jomie Jazz Center: Student Combo Jam Session. • Friday, Joe 2:8 7:30 p.m., Jomie Jazz Center: . saxophonist Craig Treinen with Bluetrane. · • ~y, Juue 2l · 5 p.m., Pullman SQuare: Jazz-MU-'hzz · Festival Big Band with Craig Treinen. .• · · Strait,~~ Bobby Watson, Eric Marie~ and ~y others wortdWI~He cootl!lues to be~ ~ve performer . and cl!ntctan tltrougb.out the Midwest, w~ with high school and college jazz ensembles. Bluetrane, Marshall's facultyjazz combo, will per· form with Treinen FriiJay, June 20. The group was ereatod to provide a profesc siOoal. model for dte students at Marshall and to establisb a. musical ensemble devoted to 1111: perforI!Wlce of what has been termed "America's National Treasure.~ jazz. • ~YrC~~ dad may The Vmton County Ailport 1s located about s1x miles north of McMlwc.;. q{f. Ohio"' 93 on AirpiJit ~ Pilots fly to 2iL .· · ,. · For mo:re infmmation, contact Boostllr PresidLnt Ten)l Ste.,ens as (74Q) 385-9192 or Steve gelter at (740) 4182612 bf!tweertlhe hoiU'SD/8 a.m.. and 5p.m. ' · -· · I 1 . .be J~y Lyk~ns, bass, who IS 3: mus1c performanve maJor at Marshall In_ the. Jazz-MU-Tazz ~tlv~ BJg Band, collc:ge and high school students develop their skills in improvisation and learn about the histGty and theoty ofjazz.-Bingham said. The rollc:giate members of the festival are primarily Cllfrent students at Marshall, wbile the high school par· · ticipants 11epresent many schools lhrougbollt the area including Spring Valley, Cabell Midland, Bl'idgeport. . W'utfield. Sherman and Calboun high schOols. . Jau·M~·Tazz was fOUDdod m 2000 to cele- , brate the opening of the Jom.ie Jazz Center at Marshall and to foster jazz in Rllntington, .according te Bingham. · "Professional DliiSicians, Marshall University faculty, colle· giale and ~ school musicians .comb~ their talents to IE&elVe America's true musical .lllt fonn. ~ be said. n~-...t:t ., sing · Dalal ., BIDWElL- A benefit gospel sing has been set for(; p.m.thisSatutdayatGardenofMyHeartHolyTabemacle; 4950 Ohio :850. :: Singers will be He!!ded Home with J.R. Vance, ~lib. Lambert, Calvin Minnis and others. Benefit will help , doctor expenses f~Zane CoUey, who was electrocu . :; For mon- infDnnarion caN (740) 388-0414. ;: 1heatre .sets productions • BECKLEY, W.Va. {AP) -Theatre West Virginia is taN g~g younger ~nces this summer with production~~ "High School MuSical" and Rodgers & llammerstem~ Bluetrane's · personnel include Dr. Ed. Bingham, "'Cinderella." . · · . :; saxophone, professor of Tbeabe West V~inia spokesman Stephen Workman sly& received the Air Force music and -director of jazz the group wants to introduce yoiiDger audienoc:s to outdodii Commendation Medal, the stlldies; Martin Saunders, drama, · . ;; . Airman of the Yeu:, the professor of trumpet; Dr. Workman says he expects the 2008 season to be one ~ Outstanding . Airman Mike Stroeher, professor the best in Theatre \}lest Vrrginia 's history. He: says tick« Bandsman of ·the United of trombone and music sales already are up 80 percent fi'om last year. • States Air Force and the Air education; Dr. · Sean This season's schedule also includes lthe _historical4rl'Force Achievement Medal Parsons, assistant profesmas "Honey in the Rock~ and wHatfields and McCoys." · .Treinen bas performed sor of jazz piano; Dr. Mark: . Theatre West Vuginia's shows are staged at the Cliffside with legendary peaOIIDCiS Zanter, guitar, associate Amphitheatre at Grandview National Park near Beckley. ; such as Lee Greenwood, professor of music and · Shirley ]ODeS, c~~ head of theory and compoFDr fitrther informo.t.ion, . Gayle, Bob .Denvcr, · sition; and Steve Hall, COIIIIJCt Bingham at (3Q4) , Mantooth, Karin Allison. associate professor ·o f per- 696-3147 or by e-mail at Kevin Mahogany, Todd cussion. Joining them will · bingham@rtUll'shall.edu. Singing Friday Skatepark dedication ·scheduled for Sun<lay GAlLIPOLIS ~To ode- .the city of Gallipolis, is at ~If inclu4e Cados Leon ilnlll: die <lc!lication of the Haskins Pm off MiD and Robert Lopez Mont. Gallipolis Skateput. on Creek Road, Del£ the Sunday, June 15 from I to 6 municipal swimming pool .p.m., activities highl~ng and rmni£ OOUltS. •In' board skills will be Demonstrations ~of the activities. . schcdlllcd felruring ~ 'Ibe facility, a pt'?.diiCt of from . Ohio, West Vu:gmi• ,ICDCIOSity from indhidllals and the SIIIJ'OUIIding' 11111 .IDd businesses as well as Bonus rippers slated to There is oo admissioofee, lltbou:gb there is a $5 skills contest entry fee. Prizes am sponsored by Sbte Everyday of Huntiqton, W.Va. Prooceds are to benefit the skatqwt and &Upported by the Bom2Sbte Committee, which spearheNINI the drive to build a skatepark in Gall' lis. for A coooession food and drinl; . purohases w.ill be operated by the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire C 1 ~ ;mvised the _pro· Tommy WomaCk of Nashville, Tenn., who writes and reCoids music and pertonns around the countly. wiH be at the Court Street Grill in Pomeroy friday night. SuliwolnN p~ao At Holzer Cli~ic, You Can AlMzays Count on... . 1 UINIC 740-446-5381• • 1ad ...... Southern . .qsljn' TOI•'Nio" '"'efbpiiCamp IIYMMIIIWuuw SPECIAL iTO THE SENTINEL Medical Excellence. Local Caring· www.holzerclinic.com • 1 and posted a 487-438 R i o recotd (526 winning per· Grande ath·centag.e~ . She has · been letic direcemployed at Rio Grande for . tor Jeff :f5 years, spending her first La n h·a m season .as the women's bead said that track .and field coach, Fields will before moving over to the be missed. .. It is a <votleybal.l coutt. The highlight of Fields' great time: tenure carne in a five-year for 'her, she's been a span from 1988-1992 in . which d!e Redwomen w0n patt of Rio over 30 matches .every year, athletics for 25 years and including a 40-win season !!hat is something ilhat has in 1991. Rio was NAIA definitely been a plus for District 22 runner-up in that our . athletic pr,ogram," 1'991 season. Fields and the I ;anham said. "There is defltedwomen ·captured three initely a hole, it •s a position cOnSC()UUVe Mid-Ohio that is going .to be tough to Col1feD:nce Championships ftll. from 19!H -93. "She is a legend atoiiDd • bere, not only here in the depaJ111Jlcnt, but with stu· dents .and with former athletes. When you're here that long, you make a lot of contacts and Coach Fields has been able to do !hat. She was always a pleasure to be around and it was a pleasure to w.atch ber coach." In tetient years, the pro· gram bad fallen off as far as wins were concerned, but Fields had assembled a young and very talented squad with desi.gns of returning tbe program to its winning ways of the past. She has certainly not left the cupboard bare for her replacement. "She: did , have some lean years to')Vards the end of her retirement, which, that's fine, if you talk with her, it was a time· that she really enjoyed her girls and really enjoyed having them around and being around those girls. I think that was a positive," Lanham said. "She did dominate in the middle pan of her career, our league," Lanham added. "We were the team to beat and she was definitely involved in all of that." Fields will remain on staff as an instructor in the Health/Physical Education department. Lanham said the university plans to mpve quicldy in hiring the new coach. RIO GRANDE - The .../ University of Rio Gt:ande RAClNE - ,Southern fi lfigl1 SdJoo1 will be liosting . win be lookillg to dl .a ils SCIOOIId annual Sootbem vacancy in lhe bead volley~Hustlin; Tornado" ball coaching positiop for · the frrst time siuve R0nald Bastdblll Camp on Reagan was in the WbiJte Mooday. June 16 thto11,gh House. Patsy Fields has 'lbunday, June l9 from 9 __ _._ the deci . ro loooo f~ boys and ....,... Ston to step ..;.-~ ...... · d down as vollc:yball Coach, . NA•s en...nn.g · · seoon thus ·ending a very sucoess. duough ..,.ill~~ ful career, in which sbe ~bead basketball ends just 13 victories shy of 500· JdiCaldweH · Cmip in~ will be · Fields did not want to members of the coacbing comment as to d!e reason or ptJ along wilh current and I ~sons why S:he was step·Iarmer 11arsity basketball pmg ~'1\;'n. F1elds WllS .on Players at Southern. lhe sidelines for 24 years ~~s will be ----~----------------~--------~~------~--~~~--------------------------~~ ._m. ":e :a&; ~s~~thaw~~g given for competitions in 3· · on-3, horse and free throws. . Cost of lhe camp is $35 or '$60 fur two ·campers from the same: flmily. AU campers will lleCleivc Tsbfrts. Rc::gisttation will be from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. on cbe lim day of lbe C8lll{l- . ' · Checks Should be ~ tl) lbe SoWhem Athletic: Boosters, brought wilh campers name, grade, Home and •emergency phone numbers, t-shilt size:, aud pment's signatwte. If , qunP"'''S brought borne .a camp form from scbool., (bey should fill out tihe cam~ form. wid! the ~l!lld information. If · participants have questions they should caU Coach CaldweU at 949-3129. r-------------------------------------------------------------------1 • Browns grant Bentley's 1 me and ~lease ~uest BY Jo£ •MIUCIA ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND LeCharles Bentley's career with his hometown Browns amounted to nothing more than a couple incomplete practice sessions. The center asked for and received his release from the Cleveland Browns on Wednesday, nearly two after he suffered a . Rqiliilnllion i5 DOW rn~ajl)r 'knee .. injury'· at "'the (QI',, ciJe 2008 flag I start of his first training aeason,tbel~.isopento ' camp with the te~. Do}'.s and girts m grades I~ Bentley wants to resume ~ with the 2008-09 his career somewhere el se $C6ool yiar. The ~istration where he has the opportunifee is $40 per player, and . ty to play, said agent $25 for each additional sibAPpholo Jonathan Feinsod. The Plain first reported games will be played St. Louis Cardinals' Rick Ankiel hits a three-run home run off ·Cinci1mati ·Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto in the first inl]ing of a Dealer Bentley's release on its Web Swting in September on the baseball •game Wednesday in Cincinnati. The ijeds' Paul •Bako catches at right. site. Mejgs High School practice "At this point in tiel<( the final date lor regLeCharles ' qu-eer, he is not istlation is July I st. 'The ready to be just an insurance payment Dlll&t also be policy," Fein sod said. "To (eceived by July 1st.A workout/combine . will be BY JoE KaY Looper · said. last six starts. The Reds got come back from what basioff his first career shutout have," f<SSOCIATED PRESS beld on July 26th at 9 am at Wednesday night, 10-0 over "Obviously it's not a no-hit- only two runners into scor- cally amounts to a near~ . s High SchooL All ter, but I only gave up three ing position against Looper, death experience and now the Cincinnati Reds. CINCINNATI As must :be IDIIde out to Rick Ankiel and Jason hits in a nine-inning shutout. who didn't walk a batter and be healthy again is an inspiMeigs Fl~~g liOOtball Javier Valentin dug in, repre- LaRue homered in the ftrst That's pretty good, I'd say." needed only 98 pitches. ration to anybody . . l:le 's l..eaglle, P.O. Box 751, senting the Cincinnati Reds' inning· off wild Johnny . The Cardinals were pretty "It was a good, solid ready to continue hi!\" Pro Pomeioy, Ohio 45769. final chance to score a run, Cueto, putting the Cardinals good all around. game, but the guy that Bowl and hopefully Hall of To register on-line go to right-hander Braden Looper 'in control right away. The Ankiel, LaRue and Ryan deserves most of the credit is Fame career." · www.meiJsffl,com. for felt a little press11re and rest was up to. Looper, who Ludwick homered for the the pitcher," manager Tony Browns· general manager more information go to the started . second-guessing hwm't gone more than 8 1-3 Cardinals, wlio moved a sea- La Russa said .. "He set the Phil Savage wished Bentley website or call 7 40· 541- himself for the first time all "innings in any of his 43 son' high 13 games over .500 tone.'~ welL l222. "This is a chapter that The last-place Reds did a night. with their fourth straight career starts. What should he throw He yeUed in celebration win. The I 0-run margin little bit of everything wrong finally comes to an end.'' camp next? when Valentin lofted a matched their biggest of the in their most lepsided loss of Savage said. "We've got the season. Even impressive some closure to it and we The St. Louis Cardinals' harmless fly ball for the .final season. · DOW in reliever-turned-starter made out. Looper stayed in his up- rookie Jay Bruce dropped a can go our separate way s in the right choices and threw "It's an achievement I can and-down pattern, alternat,. .... _ ......2 Plz IHeleluse. 82 CHESTER - Camp T- to die right spots, finishing look back on and always ing losses and wins in his sb.jtts from the recent 2008 Easbm Ea,gle basketball . are DOW in and llVail· to be picked up. at during regu! "' hours. ,. For two franchises that IIYT011Wmm' I<SSOCIATED PRESS have combined for 30 titles won by a Who's Wbo of LOS ANGELES Hall of Fame hoopsters, it Maybe the NBA finals was indeed a night to forget. But playing in front of "'"'~~•u - A free should book an appointment ·ODe of Southern with Jack, Denzel, Hef and the will be held at -Golf Course California's finest ,plastic rest of their celebrity-laden · s u· r ·Saturday, 'June crowd in Staples Center, geons. where they' re 9-0 in the After a postseason and perfect over Ratliff· is the shabby, the past twol I!!Onths, the llclor' for -the 10-Wec:k sluggish OOIIISe, which is for ages 8 despite missing 13 Game 3, Lakers, and I.IP- Oubs are required. free throws, pulled within 2featuring !:'or more information, call ' 1 in the reborn rivalry series .ennugh 446-00LF. air balls with an 81-81 victory ·. and air- Tuesday night. Boston, for its many beaded CoNrAcrUS plays for wans, which included a 35 · seven percent shooting perfor: 1-7~2342 ext. 33 CILncs taD 2-:1. g a m e s , mance, still had a chance t 11 e win. , _ - H40 ~ 411 :1008 As the teams practiced for Bostoll Celtics and Los - - opor~~emydol~l.oom Thursday night's Game: 4, Angeles Lakers could use a several players blamed tbe few nips, tucks and lifts. &tc ._. dcllpli, Spolta Wrtw Another good night's sleep six-hour flight from Boston (740)~. .... 33 or afternoon nap might help, to Los Angeles for the slop••"*4JJ••~J86illiltel.oom piness. too. "I think most of the play... Spolta Wlfter "It wasn 't the prettiest ~,.....waw:a, game:," said Celtics center ers out there struggled physi740)~. .... 33 AP photo Ill .......ft'l¥dlll)'trlbune.oom Kevin Garnen, who missed ically," Lakers center Pau two dunks and seems to Gasol said. "You could tell Boston Celtics' Ray Allen , left. talks wtth Kevin Garn~tt as Garnett puts on his shoes before ~ Cnft, Spalla Wriler practioe for the NBA finals in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The Celtics will play Game 4 of have: left his shooting touch {/40) Ul 2M2, eiCt. 33 PlnnHeG zc.a the series against the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday in Los Angeles . . back. in May. ~·.,.~·•~'t" 1 r.oom fuJ:ii ~ Early homers lead Cards past Reds Eagle hoops TrShirts ':!:s!Lwn:Sber Lakers, Celtics look to play better in Game 4 golf dinic to Saturday gram is subject te cluutge. HOLZER Bl The Daily Sentinel . •••h.t&hillwp,PaieBl ~- ...... ',PaeeBl .• Page A6 • The Dail • Sentinel fn+'e ;' I �..• • .. •• . p • * • ,. Fa • ' Thursday, J"uoe 12, 2008_ eI A w 0 -III'IIJ ,......,._ M .,_ - ' • Thursday, June 12, 2008 Ente:.laillment Briefs Big Truck Show slated ·- Rio GRANDE - A Ballistic Eo~ Annorei Response vehicle (BEAR) willJ.~~ dte lineup at the Bob Evans Fann's Big Truck Show · Sawrday. ~ 1 · The show offers the public an opporwnity for a ~ ' on~ aperience with d!is_ spocial!zed vdticle, as well as odlec large trucks and vehicles. Tbe ·event 1s tree to tbe puJt: . lie and beld from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at dte Bob Eva~~~ Fann in RiO Grande. . :;, ..This vehicle wiD be the highlight of our truck show thiS year and is somediing people rarely get an opportunity see, especially in a setting w~ they can team .about tt, and experience it 'up close,'" said Bob Evans Farm · Manag« Ray McKinniss. '' II) addition, the Gallia County Sheriff's IJlepartmenl will bring it SWAT vehicle. Other trucks on display include f":P PetedJilt 1raet0rs, a 1957 and a 1961 Mack truck. a Gallia, ' County Emergency Medical Services ambldaoce, and4-b~ 4 pickup trucks. •· For irifomunion about events at tile Bob Evans Rami,. · caH (sOO! 994-3276 or (740! 245-5105, or "isit 1M webs~ at WWMtli>obevqns.com. :. !9 .."' Block party ., RODNEY Rodney United Methodist Churol! Community Ceater . is having a free block party ~ Salnlday from 5 to 8 p.m., featwin:g hot dogs, snow oonc~ popoom, pop and water. .. There will be games and prizes for aU llges. Some of thC · games !hat will be there ioclude ring toss, duck pond, . kelball free mrow, horsesboe, bingo aad more. . •. Tbere will also be an inflatable bounce bouse for~ ~tree CQI1I bole touroameo1 is schrduled with tbe first plape IC;mJ l'tlali~ $50 and tbe ir£Oilll ptaoe team getting t For more info.rmation, cenfQCt Robin Caudill at (74(;J 245-5919 or lanetre EUiotr ar (744) 245.()432. : szs. '·. Big Boys Toys event auclienoeS McARTHUR - Vinton County Pilots and ~ ,Association is otlerin,g a chance fw you.«> _give: ~our fatbl:i' the pelfect Faiber's Day g'ift. The ~soaatioo will spond the anDIIal Big Boy lbys event this Sunday at the Vm~ County Airport. • The day will be devoted to the IIDUsual and will fea~ grudge runs between street legal vehicles, lawrunow¢ races, lawn tractor pulls and ~- It is bani .to tell ~ will show up at this event. but there may also be several antique tractors included in die activities. · ; 1'bere will also be .airplane rides during tbe event an4 food will be available in !be airport sbeltec house. A plane ride over VmtOJJ CQII!!f.Y4tbe petteQl Fadler's Pay~ · s. t m 1p11a1o . River City Players wilt take on a comedic romp 1hrough the schemes d two black sha,ep tlying to sneak into !heir gnmdfalher's will and avoid a loan shaJk in 'Ue, Cheat and Genullad" at 7 p.m. Friday, Jlllle 13 and Saturday. JtnJ 14 at Meigs Elementary SChool. A cast d ~is~ _IUIII ... ~ into~ out of closets, opening and shuUing doors, c::timblng up and down stais. !~ al this, add mistaken ideutities,II_DIIJ pallnel's and places, a .b aby, a .nun and plastic fbwels. Cast membel$ Dixie Saym, Tom Reed, Se1h Arpbrite and..Nathan Beck$' are pidured in a scene from the farce. · · , ti:JilAIIIIM~;,P-!.-...,...,.~.,.....,..,... HUNTINGTON. W.Va. _ Jazz-MU-Tazz, Marshall University's summer jazz festival, wiD prt:sent guc:iit artisteniglmnen, thefacu1ty combo Bluetrane, and the Jazz-MU-Tazz Festival Big Band in concert at the Jomie Jazz Center and at Pullman Square begiooing Wednesday, June 18. All events are free and open to the public. Treinen is dte dimctor of jazz studieslapplied saxophone at Washburn University in T~ Kan. He jierformtJd m Kansas City as lead alto saxopbooi5l for 1111: Kansas City boulevard Big Band, with which he recorded three albums. He was a member of the U.S. Air Force as a saxophone · specialist in the He.tland of America Band in Omaha, Neh. He was the 'priocipllalto saxophonist in the symphonic band and llClVed as the musical direc· tor, staff amnF and lead alro saxophomst with the Heartland of America "Notc:ables" JazzEn&mlble. For ·his wwk with the "Noteables," . Treinen me · · ,. ... • • feature- noted saxopbon•st. ~neus:'C:~:~Jl~';'~Vent r-:>~~.-~ . ,~ .k~ ,.,~ .,_T,, .:f!!<,..,..---, . a c phtz · · ..W ' I -' e• 'a fer ·tile 1111 felliftl: • Web 'ay, J.-e 18 - 7:30 p.m., Jomie Jazz Center: Bluetrane. MU Jazz Faculty. • 'l'lnlnday, Jue 19 - 7:30 p.m., Jomie Jazz Center: Student Combo Jam Session. • Friday, Joe 2:8 7:30 p.m., Jomie Jazz Center: . saxophonist Craig Treinen with Bluetrane. · • ~y, Juue 2l · 5 p.m., Pullman SQuare: Jazz-MU-'hzz · Festival Big Band with Craig Treinen. .• · · Strait,~~ Bobby Watson, Eric Marie~ and ~y others wortdWI~He cootl!lues to be~ ~ve performer . and cl!ntctan tltrougb.out the Midwest, w~ with high school and college jazz ensembles. Bluetrane, Marshall's facultyjazz combo, will per· form with Treinen FriiJay, June 20. The group was ereatod to provide a profesc siOoal. model for dte students at Marshall and to establisb a. musical ensemble devoted to 1111: perforI!Wlce of what has been termed "America's National Treasure.~ jazz. • ~YrC~~ dad may The Vmton County Ailport 1s located about s1x miles north of McMlwc.;. q{f. Ohio"' 93 on AirpiJit ~ Pilots fly to 2iL .· · ,. · For mo:re infmmation, contact Boostllr PresidLnt Ten)l Ste.,ens as (74Q) 385-9192 or Steve gelter at (740) 4182612 bf!tweertlhe hoiU'SD/8 a.m.. and 5p.m. ' · -· · I 1 . .be J~y Lyk~ns, bass, who IS 3: mus1c performanve maJor at Marshall In_ the. Jazz-MU-Tazz ~tlv~ BJg Band, collc:ge and high school students develop their skills in improvisation and learn about the histGty and theoty ofjazz.-Bingham said. The rollc:giate members of the festival are primarily Cllfrent students at Marshall, wbile the high school par· · ticipants 11epresent many schools lhrougbollt the area including Spring Valley, Cabell Midland, Bl'idgeport. . W'utfield. Sherman and Calboun high schOols. . Jau·M~·Tazz was fOUDdod m 2000 to cele- , brate the opening of the Jom.ie Jazz Center at Marshall and to foster jazz in Rllntington, .according te Bingham. · "Professional DliiSicians, Marshall University faculty, colle· giale and ~ school musicians .comb~ their talents to IE&elVe America's true musical .lllt fonn. ~ be said. n~-...t:t ., sing · Dalal ., BIDWElL- A benefit gospel sing has been set for(; p.m.thisSatutdayatGardenofMyHeartHolyTabemacle; 4950 Ohio :850. :: Singers will be He!!ded Home with J.R. Vance, ~lib. Lambert, Calvin Minnis and others. Benefit will help , doctor expenses f~Zane CoUey, who was electrocu . :; For mon- infDnnarion caN (740) 388-0414. ;: 1heatre .sets productions • BECKLEY, W.Va. {AP) -Theatre West Virginia is taN g~g younger ~nces this summer with production~~ "High School MuSical" and Rodgers & llammerstem~ Bluetrane's · personnel include Dr. Ed. Bingham, "'Cinderella." . · · . :; saxophone, professor of Tbeabe West V~inia spokesman Stephen Workman sly& received the Air Force music and -director of jazz the group wants to introduce yoiiDger audienoc:s to outdodii Commendation Medal, the stlldies; Martin Saunders, drama, · . ;; . Airman of the Yeu:, the professor of trumpet; Dr. Workman says he expects the 2008 season to be one ~ Outstanding . Airman Mike Stroeher, professor the best in Theatre \}lest Vrrginia 's history. He: says tick« Bandsman of ·the United of trombone and music sales already are up 80 percent fi'om last year. • States Air Force and the Air education; Dr. · Sean This season's schedule also includes lthe _historical4rl'Force Achievement Medal Parsons, assistant profesmas "Honey in the Rock~ and wHatfields and McCoys." · .Treinen bas performed sor of jazz piano; Dr. Mark: . Theatre West Vuginia's shows are staged at the Cliffside with legendary peaOIIDCiS Zanter, guitar, associate Amphitheatre at Grandview National Park near Beckley. ; such as Lee Greenwood, professor of music and · Shirley ]ODeS, c~~ head of theory and compoFDr fitrther informo.t.ion, . Gayle, Bob .Denvcr, · sition; and Steve Hall, COIIIIJCt Bingham at (3Q4) , Mantooth, Karin Allison. associate professor ·o f per- 696-3147 or by e-mail at Kevin Mahogany, Todd cussion. Joining them will · bingham@rtUll'shall.edu. Singing Friday Skatepark dedication ·scheduled for Sun<lay GAlLIPOLIS ~To ode- .the city of Gallipolis, is at ~If inclu4e Cados Leon ilnlll: die <lc!lication of the Haskins Pm off MiD and Robert Lopez Mont. Gallipolis Skateput. on Creek Road, Del£ the Sunday, June 15 from I to 6 municipal swimming pool .p.m., activities highl~ng and rmni£ OOUltS. •In' board skills will be Demonstrations ~of the activities. . schcdlllcd felruring ~ 'Ibe facility, a pt'?.diiCt of from . Ohio, West Vu:gmi• ,ICDCIOSity from indhidllals and the SIIIJ'OUIIding' 11111 .IDd businesses as well as Bonus rippers slated to There is oo admissioofee, lltbou:gb there is a $5 skills contest entry fee. Prizes am sponsored by Sbte Everyday of Huntiqton, W.Va. Prooceds are to benefit the skatqwt and &Upported by the Bom2Sbte Committee, which spearheNINI the drive to build a skatepark in Gall' lis. for A coooession food and drinl; . purohases w.ill be operated by the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire C 1 ~ ;mvised the _pro· Tommy WomaCk of Nashville, Tenn., who writes and reCoids music and pertonns around the countly. wiH be at the Court Street Grill in Pomeroy friday night. SuliwolnN p~ao At Holzer Cli~ic, You Can AlMzays Count on... . 1 UINIC 740-446-5381• • 1ad ...... Southern . .qsljn' TOI•'Nio" '"'efbpiiCamp IIYMMIIIWuuw SPECIAL iTO THE SENTINEL Medical Excellence. Local Caring· www.holzerclinic.com • 1 and posted a 487-438 R i o recotd (526 winning per· Grande ath·centag.e~ . She has · been letic direcemployed at Rio Grande for . tor Jeff :f5 years, spending her first La n h·a m season .as the women's bead said that track .and field coach, Fields will before moving over to the be missed. .. It is a <votleybal.l coutt. The highlight of Fields' great time: tenure carne in a five-year for 'her, she's been a span from 1988-1992 in . which d!e Redwomen w0n patt of Rio over 30 matches .every year, athletics for 25 years and including a 40-win season !!hat is something ilhat has in 1991. Rio was NAIA definitely been a plus for District 22 runner-up in that our . athletic pr,ogram," 1'991 season. Fields and the I ;anham said. "There is defltedwomen ·captured three initely a hole, it •s a position cOnSC()UUVe Mid-Ohio that is going .to be tough to Col1feD:nce Championships ftll. from 19!H -93. "She is a legend atoiiDd • bere, not only here in the depaJ111Jlcnt, but with stu· dents .and with former athletes. When you're here that long, you make a lot of contacts and Coach Fields has been able to do !hat. She was always a pleasure to be around and it was a pleasure to w.atch ber coach." In tetient years, the pro· gram bad fallen off as far as wins were concerned, but Fields had assembled a young and very talented squad with desi.gns of returning tbe program to its winning ways of the past. She has certainly not left the cupboard bare for her replacement. "She: did , have some lean years to')Vards the end of her retirement, which, that's fine, if you talk with her, it was a time· that she really enjoyed her girls and really enjoyed having them around and being around those girls. I think that was a positive," Lanham said. "She did dominate in the middle pan of her career, our league," Lanham added. "We were the team to beat and she was definitely involved in all of that." Fields will remain on staff as an instructor in the Health/Physical Education department. Lanham said the university plans to mpve quicldy in hiring the new coach. RIO GRANDE - The .../ University of Rio Gt:ande RAClNE - ,Southern fi lfigl1 SdJoo1 will be liosting . win be lookillg to dl .a ils SCIOOIId annual Sootbem vacancy in lhe bead volley~Hustlin; Tornado" ball coaching positiop for · the frrst time siuve R0nald Bastdblll Camp on Reagan was in the WbiJte Mooday. June 16 thto11,gh House. Patsy Fields has 'lbunday, June l9 from 9 __ _._ the deci . ro loooo f~ boys and ....,... Ston to step ..;.-~ ...... · d down as vollc:yball Coach, . NA•s en...nn.g · · seoon thus ·ending a very sucoess. duough ..,.ill~~ ful career, in which sbe ~bead basketball ends just 13 victories shy of 500· JdiCaldweH · Cmip in~ will be · Fields did not want to members of the coacbing comment as to d!e reason or ptJ along wilh current and I ~sons why S:he was step·Iarmer 11arsity basketball pmg ~'1\;'n. F1elds WllS .on Players at Southern. lhe sidelines for 24 years ~~s will be ----~----------------~--------~~------~--~~~--------------------------~~ ._m. ":e :a&; ~s~~thaw~~g given for competitions in 3· · on-3, horse and free throws. . Cost of lhe camp is $35 or '$60 fur two ·campers from the same: flmily. AU campers will lleCleivc Tsbfrts. Rc::gisttation will be from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. on cbe lim day of lbe C8lll{l- . ' · Checks Should be ~ tl) lbe SoWhem Athletic: Boosters, brought wilh campers name, grade, Home and •emergency phone numbers, t-shilt size:, aud pment's signatwte. If , qunP"'''S brought borne .a camp form from scbool., (bey should fill out tihe cam~ form. wid! the ~l!lld information. If · participants have questions they should caU Coach CaldweU at 949-3129. r-------------------------------------------------------------------1 • Browns grant Bentley's 1 me and ~lease ~uest BY Jo£ •MIUCIA ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND LeCharles Bentley's career with his hometown Browns amounted to nothing more than a couple incomplete practice sessions. The center asked for and received his release from the Cleveland Browns on Wednesday, nearly two after he suffered a . Rqiliilnllion i5 DOW rn~ajl)r 'knee .. injury'· at "'the (QI',, ciJe 2008 flag I start of his first training aeason,tbel~.isopento ' camp with the te~. Do}'.s and girts m grades I~ Bentley wants to resume ~ with the 2008-09 his career somewhere el se $C6ool yiar. The ~istration where he has the opportunifee is $40 per player, and . ty to play, said agent $25 for each additional sibAPpholo Jonathan Feinsod. The Plain first reported games will be played St. Louis Cardinals' Rick Ankiel hits a three-run home run off ·Cinci1mati ·Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto in the first inl]ing of a Dealer Bentley's release on its Web Swting in September on the baseball •game Wednesday in Cincinnati. The ijeds' Paul •Bako catches at right. site. Mejgs High School practice "At this point in tiel<( the final date lor regLeCharles ' qu-eer, he is not istlation is July I st. 'The ready to be just an insurance payment Dlll&t also be policy," Fein sod said. "To (eceived by July 1st.A workout/combine . will be BY JoE KaY Looper · said. last six starts. The Reds got come back from what basioff his first career shutout have," f<SSOCIATED PRESS beld on July 26th at 9 am at Wednesday night, 10-0 over "Obviously it's not a no-hit- only two runners into scor- cally amounts to a near~ . s High SchooL All ter, but I only gave up three ing position against Looper, death experience and now the Cincinnati Reds. CINCINNATI As must :be IDIIde out to Rick Ankiel and Jason hits in a nine-inning shutout. who didn't walk a batter and be healthy again is an inspiMeigs Fl~~g liOOtball Javier Valentin dug in, repre- LaRue homered in the ftrst That's pretty good, I'd say." needed only 98 pitches. ration to anybody . . l:le 's l..eaglle, P.O. Box 751, senting the Cincinnati Reds' inning· off wild Johnny . The Cardinals were pretty "It was a good, solid ready to continue hi!\" Pro Pomeioy, Ohio 45769. final chance to score a run, Cueto, putting the Cardinals good all around. game, but the guy that Bowl and hopefully Hall of To register on-line go to right-hander Braden Looper 'in control right away. The Ankiel, LaRue and Ryan deserves most of the credit is Fame career." · www.meiJsffl,com. for felt a little press11re and rest was up to. Looper, who Ludwick homered for the the pitcher," manager Tony Browns· general manager more information go to the started . second-guessing hwm't gone more than 8 1-3 Cardinals, wlio moved a sea- La Russa said .. "He set the Phil Savage wished Bentley website or call 7 40· 541- himself for the first time all "innings in any of his 43 son' high 13 games over .500 tone.'~ welL l222. "This is a chapter that The last-place Reds did a night. with their fourth straight career starts. What should he throw He yeUed in celebration win. The I 0-run margin little bit of everything wrong finally comes to an end.'' camp next? when Valentin lofted a matched their biggest of the in their most lepsided loss of Savage said. "We've got the season. Even impressive some closure to it and we The St. Louis Cardinals' harmless fly ball for the .final season. · DOW in reliever-turned-starter made out. Looper stayed in his up- rookie Jay Bruce dropped a can go our separate way s in the right choices and threw "It's an achievement I can and-down pattern, alternat,. .... _ ......2 Plz IHeleluse. 82 CHESTER - Camp T- to die right spots, finishing look back on and always ing losses and wins in his sb.jtts from the recent 2008 Easbm Ea,gle basketball . are DOW in and llVail· to be picked up. at during regu! "' hours. ,. For two franchises that IIYT011Wmm' I<SSOCIATED PRESS have combined for 30 titles won by a Who's Wbo of LOS ANGELES Hall of Fame hoopsters, it Maybe the NBA finals was indeed a night to forget. But playing in front of "'"'~~•u - A free should book an appointment ·ODe of Southern with Jack, Denzel, Hef and the will be held at -Golf Course California's finest ,plastic rest of their celebrity-laden · s u· r ·Saturday, 'June crowd in Staples Center, geons. where they' re 9-0 in the After a postseason and perfect over Ratliff· is the shabby, the past twol I!!Onths, the llclor' for -the 10-Wec:k sluggish OOIIISe, which is for ages 8 despite missing 13 Game 3, Lakers, and I.IP- Oubs are required. free throws, pulled within 2featuring !:'or more information, call ' 1 in the reborn rivalry series .ennugh 446-00LF. air balls with an 81-81 victory ·. and air- Tuesday night. Boston, for its many beaded CoNrAcrUS plays for wans, which included a 35 · seven percent shooting perfor: 1-7~2342 ext. 33 CILncs taD 2-:1. g a m e s , mance, still had a chance t 11 e win. , _ - H40 ~ 411 :1008 As the teams practiced for Bostoll Celtics and Los - - opor~~emydol~l.oom Thursday night's Game: 4, Angeles Lakers could use a several players blamed tbe few nips, tucks and lifts. &tc ._. dcllpli, Spolta Wrtw Another good night's sleep six-hour flight from Boston (740)~. .... 33 or afternoon nap might help, to Los Angeles for the slop••"*4JJ••~J86illiltel.oom piness. too. "I think most of the play... Spolta Wlfter "It wasn 't the prettiest ~,.....waw:a, game:," said Celtics center ers out there struggled physi740)~. .... 33 AP photo Ill .......ft'l¥dlll)'trlbune.oom Kevin Garnen, who missed ically," Lakers center Pau two dunks and seems to Gasol said. "You could tell Boston Celtics' Ray Allen , left. talks wtth Kevin Garn~tt as Garnett puts on his shoes before ~ Cnft, Spalla Wriler practioe for the NBA finals in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The Celtics will play Game 4 of have: left his shooting touch {/40) Ul 2M2, eiCt. 33 PlnnHeG zc.a the series against the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday in Los Angeles . . back. in May. ~·.,.~·•~'t" 1 r.oom fuJ:ii ~ Early homers lead Cards past Reds Eagle hoops TrShirts ':!:s!Lwn:Sber Lakers, Celtics look to play better in Game 4 golf dinic to Saturday gram is subject te cluutge. HOLZER Bl The Daily Sentinel . •••h.t&hillwp,PaieBl ~- ...... ',PaeeBl .• Page A6 • The Dail • Sentinel fn+'e ;' I �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, June 12,2008 Thursday,June12,2008 www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydallysentinel.com • ~ribune - Sentinel - l\egister C L'A S S I F I E D Frye believes he will start again KIRKLAND, Wash. (AP) - Less than a year ago. Charlie Frye was the staning quanerback for the team he grew up loving in Willard, Ohio, He was throwing to Cleveland Browns stars Braylon Edwards and Kellen Wmslow. Then, after one homd game, Frye crash-landed 'in Seattle. He became a thirdstring quanerback when the Browns gave him away for a sixth-round draft pick, the most sudden trade of an opening-day staner in modern NFL history. This week he 's throwing passes through the rain to undrafted free agent Michael Bumpus.' He's fighting lor snaps in minicamp with .to it. But there's always Dalton Bell, a ftrSt-year pro going to be that in the back of from West Texas A&M your mind that motivates recently waived by Green yo " he said "It keeps your Bay. He's humbled as much u. · eye on the prize. as they say. as any NFL staning quarter- Something like that happens back in recent memory. to you, you are going to think Yet Frye retains hope. about that a little bit. It moti"This isn't my end," said vales you and drives you to the 26-year-old who went 6- become a better player." 13 as the Browns' starter Seahawks offensive coorwhile enduring changed dinator Gil Haskell .said he ~Ifliedon~s and coach}ng staffs. senses Frye is still disapn I see mysel as a so- pointed, if not crushed. ''I'm sure. He was a starter called 'career backup' quarterback. My goal is t.o get h · be' h back on the field. That's what and then e went to mgt e I do every "·y. Every day in third guy," Haskell said. ~ ··That 's no fun." the weight .room, the film .. . . . room, on the field, it's keep · But Haskellts qUJck to a~d pushing forward to get back !hat Frye helped Seattle wm on the field so I can be a 118 fourth consecutive NFC W!;St title last. season. . starting quarterback again." Hll.-wuuhut for Cleveland, On the stdelines. d_unng after a dynamic college the games, he was a btg.influcareer at nearby Akron. He ence and ~elp f~Jr us. I meat,'> won a close training camp h_e coute g~ the othe~ ~ s battle with Derek Anderson stgnals, · Haskell Sllld.. He last summer, and then went could ~a~ the f~J111atJons, 4-of-1 0 for 34 YardS with an see 'the, i;lefenses · ·.. . really interceptioh Sept. 9 and got . helpful!, , d...e sacked five times during a While ny spied, 10 34-7 loss to Pittsburgh in Anderson · .starred Cleveland The Browns therf Cleveland. The former backreplaced ·their third-round up in Baltimore joined pick in 2005 with Anderson, Edwa~ds and Wmslow m a third-year veteran who had Ha~aJt for '?e Pro Bowlwhile Frye s career JUSt just three stans. Since the NFL and AFL seemed to say aloha. He and merged in 1970, no quarter- second-stringer Seneca back had ever started an Wallace watched i\S Matt opener and been traded Hasselbeck. Seanle''s starter before Week 2. ·since 200 I, set team passing Frye appeared stunned for records and JNent to his third the relnamder of 2007, seem, Pro Bowl. . . ingly adrift in Seattle without "Befure lleft;Ucnew they so much as a snap in pmctice. had. a gOO!;! team, with the "1 think in time, you adjust ~nt of money they spent Seattle Seahawks backup quarterback Charlie Frye turns toward fullback Owen Schmitt during the NFL football team's minicamp workout June 2 in Kirkland, Wash. In One Week With Us tclassified@!;!:~ribune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE on their offensive line," Frye said of the Browns. "You just knew that Kellen and Braylon were going to break out."' · Now, Frye waits for another breakout chance. And waits. And waits ... "Charlie's got to have plays so we can see where he fits," Haskell said. "The g3!JleS will tell. He's fine out here, hut .you've got to do it in a game." . Haskell means preseason Your Ad, !Jearll1itlhf' · ' AP~ . Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer, left, tags out Cleveland Indians' Franklin Gutierr~ (38) at the plate in the second inning of a baseball game Wednesday in Clevelancl, Gutierrez tried to score from 'first on a double by Jamey Carroll. ·· . Release .of 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. HOW . ond. . . Jamey Carroll's RBI dou-. ble tied it in the bottom half. Franklin Gutierrez tried to score from first on the play; but was thrown out to end the ihning. · Kelly Shuppach replaced Martinez and hit his third: homer in the sixth to make it· 6-2 . . Byrd gave up five earned runs and six h1ts over three innings - his shortest outing since going three April. g in Los Angeles against the Angels. · . · Notes: Indians managerEric Wedge said that if 20: Josh Barfield rould net ~p: a bat "in a day or two, ' 1~ could result in a trip to the disabled list because of ;.i strained left middle finger: ... Manager Ron Gardenhire. said the Twins will make a roster move following Thursday ni ght's game. The; club opens a three-game interleague series inMilwaukee on Friday and will add a position player~ RHP Juan Rincon has a stiff neck and could g o to the DL.: ... Lamb went 0-for-2 tO: extend his slump to 0-for22. _. .. Gomez has. hii in 12: strrught games .... Byrd has yielded an AL-high 17. homers. Bentley's local high school and college teams. "It was going to be the trifect.a in playing for the Browns. lt'just didn 't work out." ·· Bentley's dream 'o f play-. ing for his hometown ream ended quickly when he tore his left patellar tendon on the first full-cont.act play of training camp in July 2006. . Following surger.y to repair the tendon, he devel~ ·oped a staph infection and needed three more opera~ tions. Hi s contract witlr Cleveland was later short~ ened to one year. .· ''I'm still a fan, I'm still a: Cleveland guy, and I'm gl~ . to see the Browns do well,"· Bentley said a day before his release. "They have ~o( -so many stars now. I m, excited about that frorn a fan 's perspective. I'm always going to be a Cleveland Browns die-hard fan no matter what.: Whatever happens, I'm P,lad to see the team do well. ' : :m WRITE Ali AD. SIK. c .,ut Ads r ~~ r ~ I== \\"\.• OhloVotlty Publllhlng NieMI tflO rlgl!t to tdtl, rojoot Of concoi ony ld of toy lime. 11>Eml>fl llutt At Ariol Theater eanquet Rm, 6'-lllpoilii! ' REWARD:tor infunnatioo on Sat. May 31, small ~avy pe!SOil Of pefSOOS Broal<ing blue cosme1ic big W/ white & Entering Jeny,s Heating & polka dots. II round & Coolinp. 645-2810 · returned w/ all contents , reward of $50. will be given. · GiVEAWAY ancr ' "It's the same game, it's just a bigger stllge," Cassell said. "You're not at your high school auditorium any more. This is Carnegie Hall." And so far in the series, Garnett hasn't appeared ready for it. The Celtics' inspirational leader has displayed his usual intensity and has been his -customary force on the boards. But he's just 22-of-62 (36 percent) and missed IS shots in Game 2. · Without Garnett as an offensive threat, the Celtics have to count on Pierce and Ray Allen to carry !,he scaring load. . "We've got to ~et Kevin going, clearly," Rtvers said. "He's shooting below 40 in · the series, and that's something he doesn 't do. Paul, I honestly never worry about I a lot offensively. He's !1 great offensive player. He: had a tough night, and he ' ll get it going ." . Pierce admitted feeling nerves in his return to LA,; and hi s stats line : 2-for-14 from the field, 0-for-4 on 3pointers. six· points in 32 minutes. reflected it. He said he wasn't bothered by the sprain knee he suffered in Game I , hut the strain of being home may have been too much. "I was probably a littll~ more anxious than normal being that I'm at home in front of more family and . more friends," he said. "I've got to block that out and go out there and Iea,ve it on the coun. I've done it in the past,' I' ve been olit there and played and played well. and it's time: for me to do it again." I '"'P'"'"'ill "• t·/11 Yoo ' nu,..., Wtto ..,.."EIZ-1>() 'ftiA"f PI~~~ . •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBliSH· lNG co. recommends that you do business with people you know, and NOT to ..nd money through the mail until you have in11estigated the oftering. 1 •r-~Y~ARD-~SAJ..E----, · GAU..I'OUS 256-6444 2 big garage sales, 2780 - E Beautiful Bladt, green eyed 2741 Neighborhood Rd . Kitten. litter trained 304..S75- June 13 and 14 · Sam· 4pm. 3508 4 family oak!. One day ohly. Free kittens, 8 wks old, Friday May 13. 130 S1ate Street black. 7-3758 Upright Piano, you haul away 304-67~79 · Big sale! Fri & Sat. Lots of toys! Girls dothes, shoes, i·--iFiOONDiii;.._.lI· Larr AND ~~~~ ~ hamster cages. ladies purses. 3345 Addison Pike · Announcemanl ...-.................. -...................030 •ntlq 530 '=-rtm~n"1'1":;::_'~ 1"''""'···· ......... ,. ..... :'."""',.,... 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CaN ....... _ ....... _ ......... _....... 190 ~-·-·· ................. - ...... lAO ~ ilor ·Rent .., ......, ....,...........,_,•. .,~ ~CIIY--~ ....... ~ ••- ........ _ .......... u ................ - F.-m Equl,..-d .................................. - ..... &10 F..,. lor Rent.............................................430 f.,.. lor Sllle ....- ...............,.............. - ....... 330 1-. ladder rook, - . shoes, !<>Y'· Large Merc-.. . . . . . . . . . . ~le Home Repalr....................................IIO Mobile~ lor Renl ............................ -420 .._ lor Sale ......- ........ -..............320 lljlonay to Loan .................- .........................220 llototcycles & 4 WI>Miers- ........ - ..............740 MuelcaiiMIJ'UmeRit ............... - ............. -.570 ~................................... .................... 005 sale, Thur· Childrens dothes. Hloy & Qoaln ........... - ......... - ........................,.MO Lawn & Garden Equlpment,.......................6111 Lt•weztcck............................, ••••,,.., ..... - .....130 LOlli- Found .......................- .................. 060 lOb ..................................................... 350 MlzczUaneoua,.............................................170 Mlocellaneoua 540 toys, somettling for . ~ Moving Sale 9am-7, June 13 14 15 at 7274 Rt 2 so'Uih ' Rain or Shine-all kinds ~ household items. .....:~----Spring Valley Crime .Watoh Spo111r111 Goodo .......,....................- ............. 520 SUV'•Ior sate ..............................................no Sate ..,... _.,................._............... Trucka for 71 5 Upl\ollleo y ................................................... 170 YaM For Sllle..................................- ..........730 Wonted to Buy ....... - .................................... OliO Wtmocl to JJuy- Farm Supplles .................. 620 ..antad Ta Da .......:........................... _......... 110 Wanted to Rent .................. ..............:........... 470 \'""' Sale- GlotHpollo....................................072 \'ant Sale Poo••oy1Middle ......................... 074 \'ant Sale-Pl. Pleallnt ................................ D76 ., "~··~ 10 Bu\' o Inbound/Outbound Call Center Can cat Coiled I L------.r An Excellent way tc earn money. The New Avon. Call Marilyn 304-882·2645 · · Customer Servict!J 2·3 BR al 313 C!OWS Rd, Patriot Oh. 379·2584 2-3 ·br House, :30 Burdette Addition $425 monltl + $400 secUrity, new paint & carpet. ~-6240 dl.erlmlnlltion." 3BR. 1 1/2 bath, finished This ••• P•P" wiH not trnowfngty.t'16111Mmentt nt1tt wtl6c* Ia tn Yioldon at the .... Our - . . . "-by lntorn'lM ttwl: all -llngood,.floodln 4BR available 1st week in July - Addison Pike $650/rent • $650/l;ec dep • NO PETS. Call 446-3644 !of basement, family and laundry room, located near Holzer, $600/rent + utilities and deposit. 74D-441·1459 for,... • Call Today! 1-an-46H247 Ext 2347 0~ visit our website at: .I-.-. POST OFFICE teN HIRING Avg. Pay li20/h! ot • 57K!yr, includes " Federal Benefits, OT. Placed by adSoun:e, not offered~/ USPS who hiras. 1-866-403-2582 Alglonlil Dump~ R&JI"iedTruckCDI.ing A is.....:seekinlg ~ UH\18f'S 0 operate sem•-dumps_ for regional routes. We feature excellent hOme time, h8allh and denta.l insura_n ce, 401(k), vacation, bonul pay, and safety ~rcts: Qualified applicants must be over 23 yra., have a mmirhum of 1 qua II r I ~ :S.7 ~:~:c: r·D M: We otter: Up lo Sl.lilllllour t Paid Training , Vacation and Holidays 9t.--_J/· -to Lrg. ranch slyte, 5br, 3 lull balhs, '1 1/2 balh wllaundfl' room_ 2 car gar., carport, pool, all elec. CIA. $1000/ront $1000/dep. 'Call 7 40-446-3481 ~~~a:~:·. :~= 04 Cioyton, 2br. 1 batt1 at 47 Mercerville Rd. nex1 to school and gas station. 256· 8882, 25&<l006. 446-2458 2 Bethoouo trailer in Racine for rent-$37S'month. No utilities included. 740-591 - 6613. -::---:--:---:-:--::2er at Johnsons Mobile Home Park. Call 4<16-2003 for $108,000 1 1'2 years 3BR. 2 bath ·near Ria ago. 740-208-9673 Cell . Graride $475 mo. (water 740-441·8232 hm. 204 incl) '$450 dep. taking ......-.~i. '"""' Dr. off Raccoon Creek R cations. Call44, -7798 ¥ Ir* MoBILE~ Ir HoMES FOR SALE -- 217~ . Vanca Gailipohs. i lo.. 4 Y. Road, ~ AltO phono-"" 16xeo 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 1 an d 2 bedroom apartVinyl Siding. Shingle Roo1. ments, furnished and unfur· $230 ~r mooth. 740-385- nished , ~=~slo Rd .S I'1 4~.rain Of shine,c:oins,ciJfrency.guns.lifjhts,pjt.Wnt>O)g,, anilies.litfte ot 0Wlf)'111ing Wanted Lewn Maintenance, ~w1ng & Weed eeling 30H74-1928 ceti30H76-3285 ~ in • ,..,... f c.- Cal1Toda.y17rt0-446-4367, I-800-214.Q(52 New Haven, $139.500 call aftor 6pm Wil help wi1h W!lrWgdpolieclree~eollegt.~Ou 304-59~71 closing Cost ~ .¥ Imber Accrediting _,....:._ _ _ _ _ Could tor 11114 l<hmt Colllges Attention! and SdlOOII 12HB. · Local company offenng ~0 lu6 Mr<M• I DOWN Mi~~aH~es 870 2bf, I (740)367-0000 . . . 5 bedrooms available. 740· AccesSible. Must be 50 years old or older. AI Twin Rivers Tower 304· 675'· 6679 ~. ., House tor sale 1n Aa:cone ---:-~::=--::-,.-:- :--::-:-,--:-:-:area. Apprac . 4 acres. al For sale/rent . 3BR. 2 bath. a..rttful A.pte. It Jlck8on prafesstonally landscaped. Ranch style house with 4 bedrooms. lfvtng room. <tining room . kttchen . laroe tam· . ity roon'l. central. air, gas heat ·and 1 fireplace A.Oc:Jmon of 8 large Florida room completely cedar opens onto . & pool Heated . patiO area. " ,ground poole""""""' by pn· vacy fencing and landscaped. Finished 2 car garage aHached 1o house and finistoed & healed 3 r;ar will consider land cootract A,. AA.~:....w . Eetatea. 52 Westwood Drive. from S365 10 SSBO. 7 oov--ov 2568 . Equa1 740-4-46New 3 Bedroom hOmes from Housing Opportunity. Thts $214 .36 per month, Includes . ins\itution is an Equal many upgrades. deNwry & Opportunity Provider and set-up. (740)385-2434 Erf'4)1over. 53 . New Hawn. 3 b!.. 2 batto, • --=----':::-- stNGLEWIOE CLOSEOUT Clean 1br. furnished '"artment, No Smoki{g . "" 2008 ~s NOW S25.900 SAY£ $8,000 Midwesl- i · CAREER IN TltE CLASSIAEDS 3br. S540 446-3384 de~ and transportation. Need 1 Handyman citt 304- garage ~attached . 740-828·2870 Also hiring for hoo~Mkeep- · 675-5857 ~. Siding,, E»~c&Kent cordtion ready to mymid\;asttrome.com ong . Please ~ 1npef801\. Carpenler. etc. move'" $255.000.00; C.II: l.ms& NO PHONE CALLS. · (740)949-2217 ~ A~ OR A NEW $460 , 74~~· month. same Deposi1 plus mymidwesthome.rom eleCiric. washer, dryer ---:--:--:-Brand new 3t>ed 2bath 00 . :~· :.;;:a~-674+ _ half acre in Pt. Pleasam. OWNER FINANCE . AVAIL· AVAILABLE NOW ABLE. 7.&0-446-3570 1br. Non-Ha~capped PAYMENr pro· grams 1or you to buy your · home instead of renting. • 100% financing Federal Funds juSt released Vegetable p(ants $3 a • Less than pertect credit for Land Owners. No clos· Dozen, Flower flats $9. accepted ing cost and ZERO. DOWN! ~JS Ill AND /( houses 2,200616•80Ciayton3bect pets• 7'"=22218 ~,, • . 2 balh, 2000 16•70 - - - - - - . wood 2 bed 2 balh IBR •"t, WID hookups, Fl... I u.- Help and 9948 _ _ ·;.__ _ _ _ _ Pomeroy and Middleport security deposit r~uired, no erator $65,000 (304)675· 2008 3 bedroom 2 battl sec- 2 bedroom apart!-nent for 6628 tiona! home $2?9 per month rent in Middleport, no <pets. (740)992· 5858 ;/l)obl.lntuchliou.com 4 bedroom. 2 112 bath loQ · 740-385-7671. , C Rd 212 3!d A'IB. 3 rooms and Srnooui home. 34286 raw .. Pomeroy, lg. pole buik:ling & AAA NEW .bath, furnt&hed , no pets ~ out building on 6 acres MOOUL.ARS · Rent+ Dep. 700-«1.0245 . w/pond (B16)661Hl758 2 Story, Cape Cod 2BR' apt. CIA. (740) 441 · Golllpah Collogo · & Ranch Models 0194 (Careers Clost To Home) 4bl', 2 AC , Pool. Country HUGESALE1 o Sumner Road . Experienced COL drivers With tanker and halmal cen. Wilson's needed . local tnps. 7-40· Garage Sole 37120 3B8'8547 · 1 ill aiC..fJAYU Job Ext. 1121 clumps and rolkJffs •s ~ WANJm • 1 cuM 1\11¥11 .,tot,! Htnng tut Contact Kent tt BOOTo Do ) ~ lnd ;uva to 11"11'81 ali 462-9365 or till OUI applicaIMjOf cities •nd rHO!'! lrM'a lion at www rjtru(;king t'OfTI T.-an&pOflllion_&. lodgir1j p!"Oit'ld- EOE ·. · 25 years c:1 up. caring tor eel. No eKpe!'I8I108 OMdtd. W. elderty l.clies in my home, Tnlint $300-700 Wk. St\lrp peo.t...a..H v;ideo & UUioll'. n--t. ........_..._.._; .,_. ple start today! 1-117-124-4122 AT 35 .._... ..,,..,.,,.._,.,~.~~e .rooms paTB1115 wab:me • interYI8W S1ore need Midni~ Clert avalla.b kl. NutritiOUs meal , futl or pan time 304--937- planmng , ex~llent rater· Do VUU want high wages_? 4900 enoes phone number5 upon Do- you wan1 to make your S k' FIT L' sad request. For more into, 740own schedule? Gall TayiOt"'s ee •ng . teen ~ Staffing (740)446-3305 Independent Hatrdresser. ~-an ................. "~"- • For ~ulrles. call The Tan . ~ ....,.....,,_.., -~Y Shek,.,.l 446·n45 All T,_ Ma!iO!lry, Briel<, Thursday 1Dam-2pm. We' a . Bkx:t Stone FfM Estimate are ~hiring. S1a.te Tested New Management (7.a}-4ut-7a0s- 30-4-593~ Nu,..ng Assistants, and Super 8 Mot<; now """""'. 6421 LPN 's & RN$ . EOE ing appl<:ations !of part time . Chester. I 199~ Fortune 3 bed 2 ~th . satellite TV incl. w/rent, Oaytome 388-DOOO, '8V8nlf1Q dose to hospital. Call 74033_11-_0_382 dryer, dishwasher and refrig: _24_5_·9_21_3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---:--:- c.I!T= Appty 1 18-2o4 PoMoov/MnltE fOR .RDrr · -- AVON ! All Areas! To Buu or year of 'commerical drMng Elephant ears, Cannas•. also ' PaY,men1 could be the Will do Larlel 14 Thur, Fri •. Sat, June 1'3, • Setl Shirle Spears expenence & clean MVR. ha_Ye pond plants. goldfish & same as rent lmprove menls. Bankruptcy 1~- FU!T'Iiture, clothing. etc. ' Prior eKPerieflce ~ semt- kOI. 4«»- 1578 Oi' 645• 1361 Mortgage Localors. & Bad Credit OK. 2. 3, 4 and 67 1429 _ Y S: ~ Ji'Oit. SAJ..E hlnl15 people 2712 Uncoin Ave. 3br. 1ba, with detached over sized for openlnp in our Gotttpollo locollonl, garage, call tor details $78,000 motivated seller, 304·675·6757, 304·610· Do 1313 or Assisl 2 Sale 304Non4 1cAk Mid Chrtlliln 755·2980 - ---:--:--:---,. 3br 2ba Sectional on 6 acr~ . R~seberry Ret ~ • SI.SOihr FT + Bonut Pleasant. with washer. We more Info. "' No Fee Unless We Win! -l-888-582-3345 . Gon!j,~~::;::;:itical- Absolute Top Dollar· siiver/gold coins, any 1OK/14K/18K gold jewel!)', dental gold, pre 1935 US currency, prootl minl sets, diamonds_ MTS Coin Shop, 151 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. u._ .. W • .-: our ~.. ~ whlcf1- " ' - .. ldvertilt "any ......... IW, ll""'-t-on or discrtminlllon bMed on Borrow Smart. Contact I he Ohio Ol\lision of Financia'l Institution's thtlu•••P~t~nare Consumer Office of aval...._ on .n equal Affairs BEFORE you refinance your home Of obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests for any large HUD Homes! 3 bed, only advance payments of $17,0001 for listings BOOtees or insurance. Calllhe 620-4946 •• R019 ol Consumer ' Office Affairs toll tree at 1·866- Moving • Muot Sotl. Nice, 278-0003 to learn it. the Large 2/1 home in scenic mortgage . broker quiet subdivision, great for properly hiking, biking and fishing. lender is ltcensed. (This is a public 1257 sq . ft. vinyl siding , lots ser11ice announcement o1 storage, 1 1f2 car garage, from the Ohio Valley concrete driveway. EKtra Put>ishlng Company) · parfi:in~ & room tor boat, large lot with st0f8ge shed ge rooms. W/1 closer in Lar master. Updates include. t,.___VJ(Ei _ _ _• Berber carpet, appliances. .., AIC &Heal pump. - ~ Time Wamer.C.tble . 'On-site DoctO! Applications are bring taken for Motorcycle Mechanics, ywtl sale at 57 ·Jay Dr. Lot Parts Dept. and Set-1.4). Call 27 and 28. June 13-t•. 74Q-.446-31 10 ---:--:--:::::--::-:~, -~ Fn' Beoide Midd.r~ ~~. 13&14.8oy d01tles 2~ & 5. Girl clothes 12-t6&J.r. Car seal,etc.,Good cond.Fri/Sat FRIDAY 8:1XH:OO,North ot l!ftuMI'!ftl Wanted ....................... - .............. 120 $ptoce lor Rent.............................................4410 "'•L-~ every-~110 8' 20tH Georves Rd - . & Fertlll-.............................. 650 w-..................................... ii!F~?t::;,--, Sat. 489!5 E Letart Ad Raane,Thurs.Ffi.Sat.8 ~o 5. Otihei,pot5,pans,curtwns,b d spread,Oelta table 10 Inch saw,cradts.pUedgef,aander Schoole tniiiNCtlon .......................- ........... 150 • Moving Sale Friday and Saturday, June 13th and 141h from 8-3 303 Staffhouse Rd. near Fairgrounds. Furniture, chil· drens clothes, swing set , step 2 playhouse and more. All ttems must o. tools, Pelt lor Sale ................................................ 560 Plumbing & ._tng .................................... PtofwwiOn.ll ServQs ..................................230 1V & CB Alplltr ................- ............. 110 ~~eoo~380 ao PI: Pl..F.AsANr I Large sale 3.2 miles out Wanted to buy Junk Cars, 775. 12' Alum, boat, air com- call 740·388-1l884, if no presso!, tile saw,·carpemer a.-, leaw a meosage . For Sllte or T.-.-........._ ................."-... -5110 f'Ntls & Ve; t ott 1...... _ ......... - .... - ..... !iltl Furm.hecl Rooma.-...- ............. _............... tSO Generol Htullng .... _, ....................................850 GtJ w ••.,..,,- ...........,.... ,. ............... ,.....,, .... 040 " - Ads..................._, .. ,_ ....... ,...... - .... ·-·050 -tmpro.-.. . . . . . .-... . . ¥.uw S.Wi• The Racine Police Department is acoepling resumes until June 26 S17 ·89 -S28 ·271hr., now hir- 2008. The position is tor a inQ. For application and tree part time police officer, 15• nt 'ob . ~ governeme I lnrv, ca11 20 hours a week. Resumes American Assoc. of Labor 1· 913 _599-8226 . 24/hr&. e,...:.. can be dropped Off at the serv. Racine MuniciPal Building or mailed to Racine Village, PO d R Box 399, Racine, Oh 45771 Help wante at arst orne C/0 Curtis D. Jones. Roone 74 992 5023 'Marshall. Group Home. 0- jolla Leaee.,·,. ................. - .................... ,. .., .. .,410 For Sllle ........................................................585 ...... Wanted .................................................110. 110 l:iCMRM for Sllle .... - ........._........................... 310 Houoohold Goodo ........ - ............................ 510 - f o r Rent .......................................... 410 In - . . ......................:..........................020 r. "------~ FEDERAL PO.,...'AL JOBS ill• have signsl 100 Plymale Rd 4 _ 40 _ 2_84_2_ _-:--:-- For ,_ ' - ~~T~re~O:Ia::k~-~~. 20 Huge Yard Sole! Fri & Set June 13 & 14. 8 till 4. T!)ts big and small, antiques, fur13 1 nilute, bin soccek . r tableba, Dora ta le, man ey r oetu•e. loy bo.-ing alley. 10 inch speaker boK, 2 vacuums, tlls, vcr. tri«:lce (as advert~sed on ~ tv), kitchen appliances, ant~que bedroom set, t.Jndred5 of name brano clolhes for gins and womens S·Xll0·22 and much mars!! Take Route 7 South 10Wa!d 218, continueonSA71oraboul3 4xC's For Sale ..............................................725 a-. l'oMERoY/MmoLE lhu WANilll lw-iiiiii·iiiiiiiliiiiiiiPI .._______. 4 81 934 Jackson Pike. appliances, women's.sz . 18- Ciothes crafts, books. ' CLASSIFIED INDEX ea.._& ~~~=;==~;;;=====~-=;::====~ l:\llr~ . YARD . SAul- IIllO llno Female Collie, tricolored . "'from 8·3 al 1610 3rd Avenue. ~ clothes 1 Wed .-Sat . 9am-?, Jac:bon Pike. area. Childs A ', ..ques, ' oys. Min8fsville, refrigerator , pet. Please call 74D-446· Fri & Sat. 6113&6114 from 9- dishwasher, furn~ure, small ~~~~~~~~=652~8:::-::=:::----, .. www.comice.com --~---- 'Saturday, June H, 9:00AM Miniature Fri & Sat Jooe 13&14 from 10 _ _ 2_:oo_PM_._ _ _ _ Lost: 2 bedroom house 1or rent no petS, (740)992· 5858 p~eterence,llmltmion or I MoNEY ml.OAN Fair~ft8Actot1• _......., __ '-' -n. rule & wetlbohawd.lllad<& 1oys, much mora. Fri 6/13 & JL.,-.'f:~-1 brown markongs. 992.Q(13. Sat 6/14. 1 mile past 1'-'-fL~"''IV" Threo Snow White Kittens Raci:oon Bridge on 141 end NEA, InC . with blue eyes, a weeks otd 112 mile from Junction of SA ~-675-2634 325. Watch for signs, ~me-'---':::---~ 11-ing loe everyone. 199/ma! 3 bed, 2 bath, Bank Repol (5% down, 20 years. 8% APR) tor istings 800620-4946 ex. R027 r~~ee, color, religion, MX flimllilll 111tUI or l\ltiOMI origin, or any lrdention ID m11ke·any auch **N8TI(;E•• Free swing set - you mu5t 5 family sale ·Nice stuff- oak temove. 7..0.245-9318 claw toot table & 4 WiOOsor . c:halrs. ·horse drawn rake . Rescued Puppies! free to ·lots of depression glass, flOOd home . Healthy WfY ....,ral COOk books. clo1he<, · : All ........ ldvenillng inthis,...,..perls VJool.." YARD SAu: 4 baby ki11ens in good heanh in need of good homes. 74Q- ~ _.....,_ Brand New Restaurant ·for Lease RT 2 good location, Owner has 01her interests call 304·549·5696 Anytime rr WA5>1'1'1' (I'll> -------~ F'""Jii~r"l OlroKruNnY 1i ., ... 1,~------,.l 740·379·2649 .... , call ~2266 r 2 Cl"inese Shar Pets, 1 (M); (F). free to good home only. N<C Registered. Cali eves I *' .cc,.p.. IKJTr&_c_A_Rt:_Y=LE=----kit;;;i;i;cj;,;;:rt;;;"J lftrjor>--~lltl'liNfN;----.,1 rm .= I \if,li\1~ _ r. Trlbul Dwa iption • Include A hkle • Avoid Alllbrevlaltion • lndude Phone lll...ber AIMI ........._ wt... Needed • Ach: Should Run 7 0.~ To Help Get Response ... to..., POUC1ES: Qhkl \1.-alily PuWWtina ,_.,.the right tef-ct, Or Cllnl»> .ny ad .t 11ny time. Errors mcm be NpOI1IId on tt. first d.,- af pub II c tion _. ._ 1 S 1tll I A ;' d be far no men lhwl tfM r:o.t of the ..,._.occupi.lcl by U.. .nw .nd only thl tnt lnMrtion. We .._,. nat t. IWJII far .,. to. or...,.,.... u.t rwulb: from tM P''" INn 01' DmiMiDn af ~ iic:INtiWt¥iL Conwtlon willbem.dl tn the nr.a 1'11111We .dition. •llol:...,.... . . ......,. COI'Ifidwlti8L • CurNnl; rW11 OM! ........ • All rMI tiUM ltCI¥IIt'tiMmen llnl IU~ to the FNirtl hlr HouNtg Act 0111-. • 'TNt Uta I I only help w8ntld .... rneet1nt EOE WMMiel ell. W. will not knowingly acoept •nv ICIYefltling tn rioiiUon of . . llw. Wltl I'IOt be rnr r tor anr erran in 11n a:l W.. _ . tht ph:IM. • -.rt Yow Adl Wtllt A Keyword • lndude CoMplete Should lndude These Items t n -...................... _ ................... -....... 1311 Los Angeles' other foQI status of point guard Rajon ~tarters - Gasol, Vladimir Rondo, who injured his left Radmanovic. Lamar.Odoin ankle early in the second from Page 81 and Derek Fisher - oom- half of Game 3 and was bined for 22 points on 7-{)f- kept out of practice on 28"shooting. For the second Wednesday. the travel and Game 2 and 3 straight game, Odom was - . Rivers said if the speedy 'being so tight together, plagued foul trouble, which Rondo is slowed by the going across the country Lakers coach Phil injury that backups Eddie forced plett)' much is an over&eas Jackson tQ distribute the Hou se and Sam Cassell uip. It was like going back forward's minutes to oth· would see more · time. lb Spain. I think that wu a factor." · •. ers.. Rivers also may use Tony "I have to stay aggre - Allen, who hasn't played in Celtics coach Doc Riven, sive." Odom said. "blat it's the series but did a solid too, noticed players DJaY hard to ~n you're 00t out job of guarding Bryant durhave beett feelina the U •mlllCs. ing Boston's two wins 9ver .ttects of~ tag fiJht· , ~9wever. only .o~e of ~n the floor." io:.f::JUe. . i&eaia - Sulaa yuJaC~- . 1be Celtics have their Los Angeles during the s was the tint game matdled Btylllt s procllc- own problerqs; .Jib getting regular season. . lhat 1 had four or five differ- tion. The 24-year-old came Garnett going and hoping C!lssell is one of the few who bad a Celtics with championship that Paul Pieroe, ent players during the game off ·tbe ~ncb ind .scored a li,nal to pull them out," he career-htgh 20 pomts, but . horrid homecoming in experience. He won two satd. " I had 10 blow a lime- "The Machine," as he Game 2, · doesn't choke championship rings with out, one that I dido 't wantto dubbed himself, was the under the pressure of play- the Houston Rockets and u~e late. I thought it was a only Lakers player bestdes log in front .of folks from has been trying to tell his very tough turnaround and I Bryant to rise to the occa- his neighborhood in nearby teammates to relax and not think rest is very impor- sioo in the must-est of Inglewood. be overwhelmed by the tant." must-win games. There's also the playing enormity of the finals . Now you con have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclasslfledads (.~ 1m Borders$3.00/perad l!iilll Graphics SOC for small SI .00 for large Monday thr._. Friday Minnesota snaps six-game losing: streak with 8-5·win over Indians : Reds . arne·4 G l\egister · (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 .Call TociQ... Or Fax To (740) 446-3008 · . Or Fax To 57 games, not the ones \bat matCLEVELAND (AP) Indians catcher Victor ter. · · · Justt'n· Morneau drove i.n Martinez left after one "Th . 1·s I'm~ trPJuing the year, --w · three runs and Jason Kubel inning. The Indians preseason as. my season," hit a. homer to help . the announced thar he has an Frye said. "Last year, ·I kind Minnesota Twins defeat the inflamed right 'elbow, the of used the preseasoQ as a Cleveland Indians 8-5, snap- latest in a 'string of injuries tuneup to get ready for the · ping, a six-game losing to the defending division . season' This yeor, the _presea- · ~treak WedneRday nlgbt. champions. Rlght-hatltler . ,SQt\, that's preuy much my Nick Blackburn (5-4) won lakt: Westbrook is scheduled season." for .the ftrSt time 'Since May for season-ending elbow Frye knows .other NFL 16, allowing two runs and" surgery Thursday, right-hanteams will be w~hing in seven hits oy.e r six innings der .Fausto Carmona has August, to see. if be coilld · as, Mirmesotil moved two been sidelined since May 24 become a staiter again some- · games ahead of third-place with a strained left hip and day. Until . then. Frye will Cleveland in the AL Central. · designated hitter Travis keep in mind the career paths Jesse Crain pitched I 1-3 Hafnec'is on the disabled list . of Anderson and Hasselbeck. · innings and Joe Nathan · .with a 110fe fight shoulder. "Look at Matt's example. worked the ninth for his 17th Kubel's . two-(Un -homer He was in Green Bay for save in 18 chances after capP.f"!· a five-run third off thrCe years and he didn't start · Grady Sizemore hit a three- P;tul . Byrd (3-6) that put playing until he was · my . run homer with two outs in Minneseta ahead, . 6-1. age," Frye said. "Everyone the seventh to get Cleveland Morneau's two-run double has a different path. And within 6-5. , broke a · 1-1 tie. Michael . nobody knows what that is. Boof Bonser wallied Cuddyer doubled home I'm sure D.A. didn't know David Dellucci and yielded Morneau and scored when when he was in Baltimore . a single to CaseY. B~ to Kobel h~t a 3-1 pitc~ over that he would be where be. is open the ·seventh. The nght- the wallm center for his sevat right now with Cleveland. bander got two quick outs enth homer: . "I just believe in my heart and was replaced by leftThe Twins had ~n that I am going to be playing bander Dennys Reyes. outscored44-17, hi( .178 (8· again in this league .... I can Sizemore, hitting .21-9· for-45) with runners in scorget \he job done. I can play." asainst lefties, lined a 2-2 ing position, and compiled · pttch over the wall in right an 8.08 ERA during their for his 13th homer. six-game slide their ' "You: .ki:low ·what? You LaRue added a two-run Alexi Casilla extended his longest. losing streak since can't ' control what hap- shot, his first homer since hitting streak to 13 games dropping eight in a row, fuly pens," LaRue said. "It's a July 31. with an RBI single m the 5-13, 2003. big hit (losing Pujols), but Cueto kept himself in ninth to make it 7-5. He . from Page 81 The Twins scored an this team is capable of win- constant trouble With the stole second. and scored on a uneanned run on a sacrifice eight walks, the most by a two,out double by Morneau. fly by Mike Lamb in the secfly ball for his first error, ning without him." The Red s have been much Reds right-hander since letting in a run. Cueto (5-6)" couldn't get like Cueto, a · 22-year-old Bruce Berenyi walked eight their team, wl1ich they did." his pitches-over the plate. rookie who impresses at Giants on April 17, 1982. falls' apart at Ludwick doubled home a times and The Browns improved He walked eight in only five He' ll eiJher run in the fourth .lor a 6-0 many others. their offensive line in innings, the most by a Reds dominate hitters with a lead and later added his · from Page 81 Bentley's absence and it pitcher since left-bander well-placed 94 mph fastcareer~high 16th homer, his helped Cleveland transform Steve Avery walked nine its inept offense into one of Diamondbacks on June 29, ball. or leave it down the second in two games, as the . a positive manner." middle. The Cardinals made Cardinals pulled away. · the league's powerhouses. . 1999. . Notes: RHP Adam · Bentley practiced with the "We feel like the land"He just dido 't have a him look like· a rookie for Browns on Tuesday for the scape of our team has good ballgame ," catcher the sec~e this season. Wainwright went oo the I:>L They proviOeOllls-previ- witlra sprained'fingeron his first time since he undeP changed from July 2006 to Paul Baku said. "It was 5-0 .hand. The . went knee inju.ry and sur- where we are in June 2008," before we came to bat. He ous worst moment in the pitching gave us some innings later majors on April 29, scoryng Cardinals are expected to vived a life·threatenintt Savage said. Feinsod characterized the but the way Looper was seven runs in . a 7-2 win. put Pujols on the DL on infection . The 28-year-old passed a parting as amicable. Cueto managed · to retire Thursday and activate throwing, it didn ' t maller." The Cardinals have kept only five batters before his. pitcher Joel Pineiro, who physiCal and a running test "This is no fault of the will start the final game of Monday and was cleared to Cleveland Browns," he winning - I 0 of their .last quickest-ever exit. Not a whole lot better this the series. ... LHP Mark practice with the team dur- said. 13 - despite injuries that Mulder will begin a rehab ing their three-day minithinned the rotation and the time around: He declined comment on "He's thrown the ball well assignment Saturday with camp this week. He predictlineup. They got their latest whether other teams were bad news on Wednesday : for a guy his age outside of Double-A . Springfield. ed Tuesday that he would be interested in Bentley. Albert Pujols will be out for tonight and one other Mulder has been trying to stllrting iri 2008 whether for Bentley, a two-time Pro at least three weeks with a game," manager Dusty come back from shoulder the Browns or another NFL Bowl center · with 'New Baker said. "He started surgery..... Cueto has given team. .strained left calf. Orleans, signed a six-year.' "Since day one, we've missing, then be started to up at least one homer in II "When he came to the $36 million free-agent conof his 14 starts .... Jolbert Browns two years ago, their tract in .March 2006 with the had guys who are part of the overthrow." St. Lol,lis had three walks · Cabrera started at 2B for the situation was entirely differ- Browns. core of this club not partici~s· in tite Reds, who gave Brandon ent and they didn 't know if pating; but the games .still aDct a. pair "It was a unique cir-cumcount and we're still play- fJJst inning. ,&.Qkiel hit a. Pbillips a day.of rest. 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This week he 's throwing passes through the rain to undrafted free agent Michael Bumpus.' He's fighting lor snaps in minicamp with .to it. But there's always Dalton Bell, a ftrSt-year pro going to be that in the back of from West Texas A&M your mind that motivates recently waived by Green yo " he said "It keeps your Bay. He's humbled as much u. · eye on the prize. as they say. as any NFL staning quarter- Something like that happens back in recent memory. to you, you are going to think Yet Frye retains hope. about that a little bit. It moti"This isn't my end," said vales you and drives you to the 26-year-old who went 6- become a better player." 13 as the Browns' starter Seahawks offensive coorwhile enduring changed dinator Gil Haskell .said he ~Ifliedon~s and coach}ng staffs. senses Frye is still disapn I see mysel as a so- pointed, if not crushed. ''I'm sure. He was a starter called 'career backup' quarterback. My goal is t.o get h · be' h back on the field. That's what and then e went to mgt e I do every "·y. Every day in third guy," Haskell said. ~ ··That 's no fun." the weight .room, the film .. . . . room, on the field, it's keep · But Haskellts qUJck to a~d pushing forward to get back !hat Frye helped Seattle wm on the field so I can be a 118 fourth consecutive NFC W!;St title last. season. . starting quarterback again." Hll.-wuuhut for Cleveland, On the stdelines. d_unng after a dynamic college the games, he was a btg.influcareer at nearby Akron. He ence and ~elp f~Jr us. I meat,'> won a close training camp h_e coute g~ the othe~ ~ s battle with Derek Anderson stgnals, · Haskell Sllld.. He last summer, and then went could ~a~ the f~J111atJons, 4-of-1 0 for 34 YardS with an see 'the, i;lefenses · ·.. . really interceptioh Sept. 9 and got . helpful!, , d...e sacked five times during a While ny spied, 10 34-7 loss to Pittsburgh in Anderson · .starred Cleveland The Browns therf Cleveland. The former backreplaced ·their third-round up in Baltimore joined pick in 2005 with Anderson, Edwa~ds and Wmslow m a third-year veteran who had Ha~aJt for '?e Pro Bowlwhile Frye s career JUSt just three stans. Since the NFL and AFL seemed to say aloha. He and merged in 1970, no quarter- second-stringer Seneca back had ever started an Wallace watched i\S Matt opener and been traded Hasselbeck. Seanle''s starter before Week 2. ·since 200 I, set team passing Frye appeared stunned for records and JNent to his third the relnamder of 2007, seem, Pro Bowl. . . ingly adrift in Seattle without "Befure lleft;Ucnew they so much as a snap in pmctice. had. a gOO!;! team, with the "1 think in time, you adjust ~nt of money they spent Seattle Seahawks backup quarterback Charlie Frye turns toward fullback Owen Schmitt during the NFL football team's minicamp workout June 2 in Kirkland, Wash. In One Week With Us tclassified@!;!:~ribune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE on their offensive line," Frye said of the Browns. "You just knew that Kellen and Braylon were going to break out."' · Now, Frye waits for another breakout chance. And waits. And waits ... "Charlie's got to have plays so we can see where he fits," Haskell said. "The g3!JleS will tell. He's fine out here, hut .you've got to do it in a game." . Haskell means preseason Your Ad, !Jearll1itlhf' · ' AP~ . Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer, left, tags out Cleveland Indians' Franklin Gutierr~ (38) at the plate in the second inning of a baseball game Wednesday in Clevelancl, Gutierrez tried to score from 'first on a double by Jamey Carroll. ·· . Release .of 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. HOW . ond. . . Jamey Carroll's RBI dou-. ble tied it in the bottom half. Franklin Gutierrez tried to score from first on the play; but was thrown out to end the ihning. · Kelly Shuppach replaced Martinez and hit his third: homer in the sixth to make it· 6-2 . . Byrd gave up five earned runs and six h1ts over three innings - his shortest outing since going three April. g in Los Angeles against the Angels. · . · Notes: Indians managerEric Wedge said that if 20: Josh Barfield rould net ~p: a bat "in a day or two, ' 1~ could result in a trip to the disabled list because of ;.i strained left middle finger: ... Manager Ron Gardenhire. said the Twins will make a roster move following Thursday ni ght's game. The; club opens a three-game interleague series inMilwaukee on Friday and will add a position player~ RHP Juan Rincon has a stiff neck and could g o to the DL.: ... Lamb went 0-for-2 tO: extend his slump to 0-for22. _. .. Gomez has. hii in 12: strrught games .... Byrd has yielded an AL-high 17. homers. Bentley's local high school and college teams. "It was going to be the trifect.a in playing for the Browns. lt'just didn 't work out." ·· Bentley's dream 'o f play-. ing for his hometown ream ended quickly when he tore his left patellar tendon on the first full-cont.act play of training camp in July 2006. . Following surger.y to repair the tendon, he devel~ ·oped a staph infection and needed three more opera~ tions. Hi s contract witlr Cleveland was later short~ ened to one year. .· ''I'm still a fan, I'm still a: Cleveland guy, and I'm gl~ . to see the Browns do well,"· Bentley said a day before his release. "They have ~o( -so many stars now. I m, excited about that frorn a fan 's perspective. I'm always going to be a Cleveland Browns die-hard fan no matter what.: Whatever happens, I'm P,lad to see the team do well. ' : :m WRITE Ali AD. SIK. c .,ut Ads r ~~ r ~ I== \\"\.• OhloVotlty Publllhlng NieMI tflO rlgl!t to tdtl, rojoot Of concoi ony ld of toy lime. 11>Eml>fl llutt At Ariol Theater eanquet Rm, 6'-lllpoilii! 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He: had a tough night, and he ' ll get it going ." . Pierce admitted feeling nerves in his return to LA,; and hi s stats line : 2-for-14 from the field, 0-for-4 on 3pointers. six· points in 32 minutes. reflected it. He said he wasn't bothered by the sprain knee he suffered in Game I , hut the strain of being home may have been too much. "I was probably a littll~ more anxious than normal being that I'm at home in front of more family and . more friends," he said. "I've got to block that out and go out there and Iea,ve it on the coun. I've done it in the past,' I' ve been olit there and played and played well. and it's time: for me to do it again." 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I u.- Help and 9948 _ _ ·;.__ _ _ _ _ Pomeroy and Middleport security deposit r~uired, no erator $65,000 (304)675· 2008 3 bedroom 2 battl sec- 2 bedroom apart!-nent for 6628 tiona! home $2?9 per month rent in Middleport, no <pets. (740)992· 5858 ;/l)obl.lntuchliou.com 4 bedroom. 2 112 bath loQ · 740-385-7671. , C Rd 212 3!d A'IB. 3 rooms and Srnooui home. 34286 raw .. Pomeroy, lg. pole buik:ling & AAA NEW .bath, furnt&hed , no pets ~ out building on 6 acres MOOUL.ARS · Rent+ Dep. 700-«1.0245 . w/pond (B16)661Hl758 2 Story, Cape Cod 2BR' apt. CIA. (740) 441 · Golllpah Collogo · & Ranch Models 0194 (Careers Clost To Home) 4bl', 2 AC , Pool. Country HUGESALE1 o Sumner Road . Experienced COL drivers With tanker and halmal cen. Wilson's needed . local tnps. 7-40· Garage Sole 37120 3B8'8547 · 1 ill aiC..fJAYU Job Ext. 1121 clumps and rolkJffs •s ~ WANJm • 1 cuM 1\11¥11 .,tot,! Htnng tut Contact Kent tt BOOTo Do ) ~ lnd ;uva to 11"11'81 ali 462-9365 or till OUI applicaIMjOf cities •nd rHO!'! lrM'a lion at www rjtru(;king t'OfTI T.-an&pOflllion_&. lodgir1j p!"Oit'ld- EOE ·. · 25 years c:1 up. caring tor eel. No eKpe!'I8I108 OMdtd. W. elderty l.clies in my home, Tnlint $300-700 Wk. St\lrp peo.t...a..H v;ideo & UUioll'. n--t. ........_..._.._; .,_. ple start today! 1-117-124-4122 AT 35 .._... ..,,..,.,,.._,.,~.~~e .rooms paTB1115 wab:me • interYI8W S1ore need Midni~ Clert avalla.b kl. NutritiOUs meal , futl or pan time 304--937- planmng , ex~llent rater· Do VUU want high wages_? 4900 enoes phone number5 upon Do- you wan1 to make your S k' FIT L' sad request. For more into, 740own schedule? Gall TayiOt"'s ee •ng . teen ~ Staffing (740)446-3305 Independent Hatrdresser. ~-an ................. "~"- • For ~ulrles. call The Tan . ~ ....,.....,,_.., -~Y Shek,.,.l 446·n45 All T,_ Ma!iO!lry, Briel<, Thursday 1Dam-2pm. We' a . Bkx:t Stone FfM Estimate are ~hiring. S1a.te Tested New Management (7.a}-4ut-7a0s- 30-4-593~ Nu,..ng Assistants, and Super 8 Mot<; now """""'. 6421 LPN 's & RN$ . EOE ing appl<:ations !of part time . Chester. I 199~ Fortune 3 bed 2 ~th . satellite TV incl. w/rent, Oaytome 388-DOOO, '8V8nlf1Q dose to hospital. Call 74033_11-_0_382 dryer, dishwasher and refrig: _24_5_·9_21_3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---:--:- c.I!T= Appty 1 18-2o4 PoMoov/MnltE fOR .RDrr · -- AVON ! All Areas! To Buu or year of 'commerical drMng Elephant ears, Cannas•. also ' PaY,men1 could be the Will do Larlel 14 Thur, Fri •. Sat, June 1'3, • Setl Shirle Spears expenence & clean MVR. ha_Ye pond plants. goldfish & same as rent lmprove menls. Bankruptcy 1~- FU!T'Iiture, clothing. etc. ' Prior eKPerieflce ~ semt- kOI. 4«»- 1578 Oi' 645• 1361 Mortgage Localors. & Bad Credit OK. 2. 3, 4 and 67 1429 _ Y S: ~ Ji'Oit. SAJ..E hlnl15 people 2712 Uncoin Ave. 3br. 1ba, with detached over sized for openlnp in our Gotttpollo locollonl, garage, call tor details $78,000 motivated seller, 304·675·6757, 304·610· Do 1313 or Assisl 2 Sale 304Non4 1cAk Mid Chrtlliln 755·2980 - ---:--:--:---,. 3br 2ba Sectional on 6 acr~ . R~seberry Ret ~ • SI.SOihr FT + Bonut Pleasant. with washer. We more Info. "' No Fee Unless We Win! -l-888-582-3345 . Gon!j,~~::;::;:itical- Absolute Top Dollar· siiver/gold coins, any 1OK/14K/18K gold jewel!)', dental gold, pre 1935 US currency, prootl minl sets, diamonds_ MTS Coin Shop, 151 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. u._ .. W • .-: our ~.. ~ whlcf1- " ' - .. ldvertilt "any ......... IW, ll""'-t-on or discrtminlllon bMed on Borrow Smart. Contact I he Ohio Ol\lision of Financia'l Institution's thtlu•••P~t~nare Consumer Office of aval...._ on .n equal Affairs BEFORE you refinance your home Of obtain a loan. BEWARE of requests for any large HUD Homes! 3 bed, only advance payments of $17,0001 for listings BOOtees or insurance. Calllhe 620-4946 •• R019 ol Consumer ' Office Affairs toll tree at 1·866- Moving • Muot Sotl. Nice, 278-0003 to learn it. the Large 2/1 home in scenic mortgage . broker quiet subdivision, great for properly hiking, biking and fishing. lender is ltcensed. (This is a public 1257 sq . ft. vinyl siding , lots ser11ice announcement o1 storage, 1 1f2 car garage, from the Ohio Valley concrete driveway. EKtra Put>ishlng Company) · parfi:in~ & room tor boat, large lot with st0f8ge shed ge rooms. W/1 closer in Lar master. Updates include. t,.___VJ(Ei _ _ _• Berber carpet, appliances. .., AIC &Heal pump. - ~ Time Wamer.C.tble . 'On-site DoctO! Applications are bring taken for Motorcycle Mechanics, ywtl sale at 57 ·Jay Dr. Lot Parts Dept. and Set-1.4). Call 27 and 28. June 13-t•. 74Q-.446-31 10 ---:--:--:::::--::-:~, -~ Fn' Beoide Midd.r~ ~~. 13&14.8oy d01tles 2~ & 5. Girl clothes 12-t6&J.r. Car seal,etc.,Good cond.Fri/Sat FRIDAY 8:1XH:OO,North ot l!ftuMI'!ftl Wanted ....................... - .............. 120 $ptoce lor Rent.............................................4410 "'•L-~ every-~110 8' 20tH Georves Rd - . & Fertlll-.............................. 650 w-..................................... ii!F~?t::;,--, Sat. 489!5 E Letart Ad Raane,Thurs.Ffi.Sat.8 ~o 5. Otihei,pot5,pans,curtwns,b d spread,Oelta table 10 Inch saw,cradts.pUedgef,aander Schoole tniiiNCtlon .......................- ........... 150 • Moving Sale Friday and Saturday, June 13th and 141h from 8-3 303 Staffhouse Rd. near Fairgrounds. Furniture, chil· drens clothes, swing set , step 2 playhouse and more. All ttems must o. tools, Pelt lor Sale ................................................ 560 Plumbing & ._tng .................................... PtofwwiOn.ll ServQs ..................................230 1V & CB Alplltr ................- ............. 110 ~~eoo~380 ao PI: Pl..F.AsANr I Large sale 3.2 miles out Wanted to buy Junk Cars, 775. 12' Alum, boat, air com- call 740·388-1l884, if no presso!, tile saw,·carpemer a.-, leaw a meosage . For Sllte or T.-.-........._ ................."-... -5110 f'Ntls & Ve; t ott 1...... _ ......... - .... - ..... !iltl Furm.hecl Rooma.-...- ............. _............... tSO Generol Htullng .... _, ....................................850 GtJ w ••.,..,,- ...........,.... ,. ............... ,.....,, .... 040 " - Ads..................._, .. ,_ ....... ,...... - .... ·-·050 -tmpro.-.. . . . . . .-... . . ¥.uw S.Wi• The Racine Police Department is acoepling resumes until June 26 S17 ·89 -S28 ·271hr., now hir- 2008. The position is tor a inQ. For application and tree part time police officer, 15• nt 'ob . ~ governeme I lnrv, ca11 20 hours a week. Resumes American Assoc. of Labor 1· 913 _599-8226 . 24/hr&. e,...:.. can be dropped Off at the serv. Racine MuniciPal Building or mailed to Racine Village, PO d R Box 399, Racine, Oh 45771 Help wante at arst orne C/0 Curtis D. Jones. Roone 74 992 5023 'Marshall. Group Home. 0- jolla Leaee.,·,. ................. - .................... ,. .., .. .,410 For Sllle ........................................................585 ...... Wanted .................................................110. 110 l:iCMRM for Sllle .... - ........._........................... 310 Houoohold Goodo ........ - ............................ 510 - f o r Rent .......................................... 410 In - . . ......................:..........................020 r. "------~ FEDERAL PO.,...'AL JOBS ill• have signsl 100 Plymale Rd 4 _ 40 _ 2_84_2_ _-:--:-- For ,_ ' - ~~T~re~O:Ia::k~-~~. 20 Huge Yard Sole! Fri & Set June 13 & 14. 8 till 4. T!)ts big and small, antiques, fur13 1 nilute, bin soccek . r tableba, Dora ta le, man ey r oetu•e. loy bo.-ing alley. 10 inch speaker boK, 2 vacuums, tlls, vcr. tri«:lce (as advert~sed on ~ tv), kitchen appliances, ant~que bedroom set, t.Jndred5 of name brano clolhes for gins and womens S·Xll0·22 and much mars!! Take Route 7 South 10Wa!d 218, continueonSA71oraboul3 4xC's For Sale ..............................................725 a-. l'oMERoY/MmoLE lhu WANilll lw-iiiiii·iiiiiiiliiiiiiiPI .._______. 4 81 934 Jackson Pike. appliances, women's.sz . 18- Ciothes crafts, books. ' CLASSIFIED INDEX ea.._& ~~~=;==~;;;=====~-=;::====~ l:\llr~ . YARD . SAul- IIllO llno Female Collie, tricolored . "'from 8·3 al 1610 3rd Avenue. ~ clothes 1 Wed .-Sat . 9am-?, Jac:bon Pike. area. Childs A ', ..ques, ' oys. Min8fsville, refrigerator , pet. Please call 74D-446· Fri & Sat. 6113&6114 from 9- dishwasher, furn~ure, small ~~~~~~~~=652~8:::-::=:::----, .. www.comice.com --~---- 'Saturday, June H, 9:00AM Miniature Fri & Sat Jooe 13&14 from 10 _ _ 2_:oo_PM_._ _ _ _ Lost: 2 bedroom house 1or rent no petS, (740)992· 5858 p~eterence,llmltmion or I MoNEY ml.OAN Fair~ft8Actot1• _......., __ '-' -n. rule & wetlbohawd.lllad<& 1oys, much mora. Fri 6/13 & JL.,-.'f:~-1 brown markongs. 992.Q(13. Sat 6/14. 1 mile past 1'-'-fL~"''IV" Threo Snow White Kittens Raci:oon Bridge on 141 end NEA, InC . with blue eyes, a weeks otd 112 mile from Junction of SA ~-675-2634 325. Watch for signs, ~me-'---':::---~ 11-ing loe everyone. 199/ma! 3 bed, 2 bath, Bank Repol (5% down, 20 years. 8% APR) tor istings 800620-4946 ex. R027 r~~ee, color, religion, MX flimllilll 111tUI or l\ltiOMI origin, or any lrdention ID m11ke·any auch **N8TI(;E•• Free swing set - you mu5t 5 family sale ·Nice stuff- oak temove. 7..0.245-9318 claw toot table & 4 WiOOsor . c:halrs. ·horse drawn rake . Rescued Puppies! free to ·lots of depression glass, flOOd home . Healthy WfY ....,ral COOk books. clo1he<, · : All ........ ldvenillng inthis,...,..perls VJool.." YARD SAu: 4 baby ki11ens in good heanh in need of good homes. 74Q- ~ _.....,_ Brand New Restaurant ·for Lease RT 2 good location, Owner has 01her interests call 304·549·5696 Anytime rr WA5>1'1'1' (I'll> -------~ F'""Jii~r"l OlroKruNnY 1i ., ... 1,~------,.l 740·379·2649 .... , call ~2266 r 2 Cl"inese Shar Pets, 1 (M); (F). free to good home only. N<C Registered. Cali eves I *' .cc,.p.. IKJTr&_c_A_Rt:_Y=LE=----kit;;;i;i;cj;,;;:rt;;;"J lftrjor>--~lltl'liNfN;----.,1 rm .= I \if,li\1~ _ r. 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Wltl I'IOt be rnr r tor anr erran in 11n a:l W.. _ . tht ph:IM. • -.rt Yow Adl Wtllt A Keyword • lndude CoMplete Should lndude These Items t n -...................... _ ................... -....... 1311 Los Angeles' other foQI status of point guard Rajon ~tarters - Gasol, Vladimir Rondo, who injured his left Radmanovic. Lamar.Odoin ankle early in the second from Page 81 and Derek Fisher - oom- half of Game 3 and was bined for 22 points on 7-{)f- kept out of practice on 28"shooting. For the second Wednesday. the travel and Game 2 and 3 straight game, Odom was - . Rivers said if the speedy 'being so tight together, plagued foul trouble, which Rondo is slowed by the going across the country Lakers coach Phil injury that backups Eddie forced plett)' much is an over&eas Jackson tQ distribute the Hou se and Sam Cassell uip. It was like going back forward's minutes to oth· would see more · time. lb Spain. I think that wu a factor." · •. ers.. Rivers also may use Tony "I have to stay aggre - Allen, who hasn't played in Celtics coach Doc Riven, sive." Odom said. "blat it's the series but did a solid too, noticed players DJaY hard to ~n you're 00t out job of guarding Bryant durhave beett feelina the U •mlllCs. ing Boston's two wins 9ver .ttects of~ tag fiJht· , ~9wever. only .o~e of ~n the floor." io:.f::JUe. . i&eaia - Sulaa yuJaC~- . 1be Celtics have their Los Angeles during the s was the tint game matdled Btylllt s procllc- own problerqs; .Jib getting regular season. . lhat 1 had four or five differ- tion. The 24-year-old came Garnett going and hoping C!lssell is one of the few who bad a Celtics with championship that Paul Pieroe, ent players during the game off ·tbe ~ncb ind .scored a li,nal to pull them out," he career-htgh 20 pomts, but . horrid homecoming in experience. He won two satd. " I had 10 blow a lime- "The Machine," as he Game 2, · doesn't choke championship rings with out, one that I dido 't wantto dubbed himself, was the under the pressure of play- the Houston Rockets and u~e late. I thought it was a only Lakers player bestdes log in front .of folks from has been trying to tell his very tough turnaround and I Bryant to rise to the occa- his neighborhood in nearby teammates to relax and not think rest is very impor- sioo in the must-est of Inglewood. be overwhelmed by the tant." must-win games. There's also the playing enormity of the finals . Now you con have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclasslfledads (.~ 1m Borders$3.00/perad l!iilll Graphics SOC for small SI .00 for large Monday thr._. Friday Minnesota snaps six-game losing: streak with 8-5·win over Indians : Reds . arne·4 G l\egister · (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 .Call TociQ... Or Fax To (740) 446-3008 · . Or Fax To 57 games, not the ones \bat matCLEVELAND (AP) Indians catcher Victor ter. · · · Justt'n· Morneau drove i.n Martinez left after one "Th . 1·s I'm~ trPJuing the year, --w · three runs and Jason Kubel inning. The Indians preseason as. my season," hit a. homer to help . the announced thar he has an Frye said. "Last year, ·I kind Minnesota Twins defeat the inflamed right 'elbow, the of used the preseasoQ as a Cleveland Indians 8-5, snap- latest in a 'string of injuries tuneup to get ready for the · ping, a six-game losing to the defending division . season' This yeor, the _presea- · ~treak WedneRday nlgbt. champions. Rlght-hatltler . ,SQt\, that's preuy much my Nick Blackburn (5-4) won lakt: Westbrook is scheduled season." for .the ftrSt time 'Since May for season-ending elbow Frye knows .other NFL 16, allowing two runs and" surgery Thursday, right-hanteams will be w~hing in seven hits oy.e r six innings der .Fausto Carmona has August, to see. if be coilld · as, Mirmesotil moved two been sidelined since May 24 become a staiter again some- · games ahead of third-place with a strained left hip and day. Until . then. Frye will Cleveland in the AL Central. · designated hitter Travis keep in mind the career paths Jesse Crain pitched I 1-3 Hafnec'is on the disabled list . of Anderson and Hasselbeck. · innings and Joe Nathan · .with a 110fe fight shoulder. "Look at Matt's example. worked the ninth for his 17th Kubel's . two-(Un -homer He was in Green Bay for save in 18 chances after capP.f"!· a five-run third off thrCe years and he didn't start · Grady Sizemore hit a three- P;tul . Byrd (3-6) that put playing until he was · my . run homer with two outs in Minneseta ahead, . 6-1. age," Frye said. "Everyone the seventh to get Cleveland Morneau's two-run double has a different path. And within 6-5. , broke a · 1-1 tie. Michael . nobody knows what that is. Boof Bonser wallied Cuddyer doubled home I'm sure D.A. didn't know David Dellucci and yielded Morneau and scored when when he was in Baltimore . a single to CaseY. B~ to Kobel h~t a 3-1 pitc~ over that he would be where be. is open the ·seventh. The nght- the wallm center for his sevat right now with Cleveland. bander got two quick outs enth homer: . "I just believe in my heart and was replaced by leftThe Twins had ~n that I am going to be playing bander Dennys Reyes. outscored44-17, hi( .178 (8· again in this league .... I can Sizemore, hitting .21-9· for-45) with runners in scorget \he job done. I can play." asainst lefties, lined a 2-2 ing position, and compiled · pttch over the wall in right an 8.08 ERA during their for his 13th homer. six-game slide their ' "You: .ki:low ·what? You LaRue added a two-run Alexi Casilla extended his longest. losing streak since can't ' control what hap- shot, his first homer since hitting streak to 13 games dropping eight in a row, fuly pens," LaRue said. "It's a July 31. with an RBI single m the 5-13, 2003. big hit (losing Pujols), but Cueto kept himself in ninth to make it 7-5. He . from Page 81 The Twins scored an this team is capable of win- constant trouble With the stole second. and scored on a uneanned run on a sacrifice eight walks, the most by a two,out double by Morneau. fly by Mike Lamb in the secfly ball for his first error, ning without him." The Red s have been much Reds right-hander since letting in a run. Cueto (5-6)" couldn't get like Cueto, a · 22-year-old Bruce Berenyi walked eight their team, wl1ich they did." his pitches-over the plate. rookie who impresses at Giants on April 17, 1982. falls' apart at Ludwick doubled home a times and The Browns improved He walked eight in only five He' ll eiJher run in the fourth .lor a 6-0 many others. their offensive line in innings, the most by a Reds dominate hitters with a lead and later added his · from Page 81 Bentley's absence and it pitcher since left-bander well-placed 94 mph fastcareer~high 16th homer, his helped Cleveland transform Steve Avery walked nine its inept offense into one of Diamondbacks on June 29, ball. or leave it down the second in two games, as the . a positive manner." middle. The Cardinals made Cardinals pulled away. · the league's powerhouses. . 1999. . Notes: RHP Adam · Bentley practiced with the "We feel like the land"He just dido 't have a him look like· a rookie for Browns on Tuesday for the scape of our team has good ballgame ," catcher the sec~e this season. Wainwright went oo the I:>L They proviOeOllls-previ- witlra sprained'fingeron his first time since he undeP changed from July 2006 to Paul Baku said. "It was 5-0 .hand. The . went knee inju.ry and sur- where we are in June 2008," before we came to bat. He ous worst moment in the pitching gave us some innings later majors on April 29, scoryng Cardinals are expected to vived a life·threatenintt Savage said. Feinsod characterized the but the way Looper was seven runs in . a 7-2 win. put Pujols on the DL on infection . The 28-year-old passed a parting as amicable. Cueto managed · to retire Thursday and activate throwing, it didn ' t maller." The Cardinals have kept only five batters before his. pitcher Joel Pineiro, who physiCal and a running test "This is no fault of the will start the final game of Monday and was cleared to Cleveland Browns," he winning - I 0 of their .last quickest-ever exit. Not a whole lot better this the series. ... LHP Mark practice with the team dur- said. 13 - despite injuries that Mulder will begin a rehab ing their three-day minithinned the rotation and the time around: He declined comment on "He's thrown the ball well assignment Saturday with camp this week. He predictlineup. They got their latest whether other teams were bad news on Wednesday : for a guy his age outside of Double-A . Springfield. ed Tuesday that he would be interested in Bentley. Albert Pujols will be out for tonight and one other Mulder has been trying to stllrting iri 2008 whether for Bentley, a two-time Pro at least three weeks with a game," manager Dusty come back from shoulder the Browns or another NFL Bowl center · with 'New Baker said. "He started surgery..... Cueto has given team. .strained left calf. Orleans, signed a six-year.' "Since day one, we've missing, then be started to up at least one homer in II "When he came to the $36 million free-agent conof his 14 starts .... Jolbert Browns two years ago, their tract in .March 2006 with the had guys who are part of the overthrow." St. Lol,lis had three walks · Cabrera started at 2B for the situation was entirely differ- Browns. core of this club not partici~s· in tite Reds, who gave Brandon ent and they didn 't know if pating; but the games .still aDct a. pair "It was a unique cir-cumcount and we're still play- fJJst inning. ,&.Qkiel hit a. Pbillips a day.of rest. It -was and when he was going to stance, in terms of him !brei-run itopler; :his second CabreJ:a's ·fir,st apjlearanee recover from this injury," being a Ideal icon. playing ing," La Russa said. With their top hitter gone; in two games s.ince return- · · in the ma~~ince Oct. 3, Feinsod said. "They had to at St. Ignatius, Ohio St.ate," ing ffom a knee: infection. 2004 for · . .· . ·the Cardinals carried <>n. do certain things to help said Savage, referring to One guy see.ms ·refreshed. Kobe Bryllnt soared as usual. The [;akers' superstar scored 36 points, and · ' showing why be's the league's MVP, did w,llat he h~d '? do to !uef his ~m back roto the i.Qals, Bl'yant · went 12-of·~O ~ lhe fi~1 df:oppiDI! ,JUJP':rs, bUialna m ~ atr to,sulk: ~ and dtawllla ~­ ~ teams .to Ml up bi1 Sentinel ~rtbune To. Place • Websites: · www.mydallytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com · Deposit Required 304-6 5::-29::-:70===::-:-::::-:::CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· ED. AFI'ORD.\IIl.Ef I TownhOuse apartments, and/or small houses FOR REM" CaH (740~,·1111 for application & - Middlei>Ort. 8eoclo St • 2 b! tub. gas k>g fire- MOBILE HOME LOT FOR fu~depos~~r! utitias ~ - great voew, (304)882· RENT. 1031 Georges c - pa · ..,_, 3021 . 740-«1·9331 Ad. ..~·1111 no pets . f740)992.Q165 acnt6. hot �www.mydailysentlnel.com the Daily Sentinel • Page 85 -BRIDGE Ellm View Apartments ACROSS Phillip Alder 2&311R .,... S385 and up, CIA. W/0 Hooio.up, TOflOIIt poyo lioclric. EHO . {304)182-3017 f s' II ._,. Caring Pet Cremations GVC J 1 -... t • lCJ• Racine, Ohio 45771 . 740-Mt-2217 C&M Tack •NewRomes •Garases 141-112-11J1 New & Used Saddles Wormer - Fly spray All your horse needs 111411 J AND MELECTRICAL Herb Elliott Electrician Cerlllled ID OH Obio ·C ertification 114074 Located in . · Alligator Jacks Vulnerable: Neither • : A POP·UP lOOt: AIOUT / · SOX1rl6 ;~~ WASN'T ~ :--. SUGti A GOOl> ll>eA. YOUN G' S CARPENTER SERVICE 5t Pass Pass -- Eiectriclll I PlumtHng Roofing I Gubre Vinyl Sldlog·. Poindng Pltio Md Porch Dllckt BARNEY W¥031725 ' • r ' ' ' . . IT WUZ MORE UI<E IT A MIT AN' RUN!! WARN'T 'ZACTLY A Vf~!T - --Full bloo<l Reg. M•l• and hmales, Firat time sale of Doe's. Referen<eS Available! Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 Please leave messa e 2001 Volw wry good oond., run~ loaded, wJsunroof, . Columbua, Ohio leather inter., 94,000 miles 4 J 2 1 IS - 1 0 4 I $9,5110 30«175-1509 ~one: ·11~ 2129). . , _ Actions: Police lmpouodol Cars lmm AN ectlone of. the $5001 . Honcla8, Chevys, director which lire Jeeps, Fords. & mo<el for F•mlly ServlcH devl-, tegllt-. uld Call p'lllnt H&H (DJFS), Ia aollcltlng uecutora, executrix- on or befoN the Guttering J1f11P0U18 no lmple- •·· lldmlnllltrators, August 14111 ment the county's lldmlnlstrlltrlxu 8nd dlry ol 200e « ludltSeamless Gutters W o r k I o r c e ·•aJgnMs whoH -wt11be•-.t upon 1-nce or • listings 80()..62()..4876 u: V-435 Roofing, Siding, Gutters O.OIIDpil- Program! llddrM. . . --tllngly. aiMed .n.ctlve - · Insured & Bonded for the period o1 July 1, urda-n, will t.reby Benelk:lal Ohio, Inc. Pureulllll to Ohio Foa 740-653-9657 2001 thraugh ,._ 30, liD no11ce thai on May Plalntlll, Aelo'-1 eo. Sr Plm ~ 2001. The Wcddotce 2, 2001, Beneflelal • j:..., 0. II2IIM 1141.01, A ftnal action O.•r?"""'*" Poogo•• Olllo, Inc., 1111111 Its ADanwyfDrPiorlottlll IMWIIIIIPP 111~tothe oo ClleYY 51-. sllorl lldmlnle- Complrtlnt In 11 w. Manu- ·Elwll_l...· Re•tew bed. 4•4. lolo of ext.. add tr1111ve lootdwoetolp mel Forecloaure •nd A,.,.. o.,ton, Ohio ·~Ia Commlarlon ons. In ~ ohape, only aupport to ani~~ In the -.etlng of Uena In .41402 . (ERAC) (FoohNIIf 32500 miiM. $12,800. 304klllgllllion ofelfartul the Common P - (I) 12, It, 28, (7) 3, 10, llnow as the ;:.57..;.6·..;.2000~:n:a;---, the ........ County Courtof ........ County, 11 EnvirOnmental ao.n:a DJFS,--;;;, Melg• 100 E. st. • of..,._)lly • ...,_, CLA . SSinFIEDS County c - of Pomeroy, Ohio llelng who • .-tY to. • C D - , the Meigs C.. No. 01 CV 0711 PublicNollce piQCIIIIIng before the _....:.__ _ _ _.,... dkector by 11111111 •n County Community ltplnlll v.tmrt L Taylor Help Wanted Help Wanted I m p r o y e m e n I · pr.,tng lor judglllent Public: ..,..... wllllln 30 dllp Coopooatlon •nd the In the - n s ol County:-. of IICIIIc. ol .the llnel llelga County $78,i54.1ll with ln18r- T1te lolluwllog nile • action. Pureu•nt to -lilorce L_,...,. erest-eon IICCOiod- Ilona andfor •eollled Ohio Rev- Code Act .(WIA) eo.nt to lng to the ol the COIIIt*Jinla ...,. Secllon 3741.07, A IIIQ II the IMIIIaiblt~ noll from April 21 , rec:elwd, the tDI- Action IPUing, tr of-~ lor the 2008 until paid 81111 lor lowlngdrell,pqtaud, denying, modifying, rerl- ofptl:1: toreclollllf8 of Mid or llnlil IICIIona _.. oewkillg, or reo-11111 County, mel 11ortpge o.d on the lly The Ohio • permit, llcenM, or The University of Rio Grande invites applications for several part-time . . _ lamlllet loll-Ing deacrllled E n y I r o n m • n I • I ,....,.,. which Ia not instruction positions that will be avaiiaort. fall , spring and summer Income 1•11• within reel - . of Wlllch Protaetlon "Ill ICY preclldeol by • prol!OO'Jio of the -rei uld o.te....,._, (OEPA) lnl ..._ poeecl ectlon, 1MW be sessions beginning with fall semester 2008-09. All classes will be flll>lrl}' Index. For a V...... L T.,lor ... the "Acllona" InClude . .. rnarll~ to the ERAC taught in the Meigs Center. . """' of ... lleq- ........ of: edllfllloll,modlftclllor~ by llllng ......... For all part-lime positions, a bachelor' s degree is required with lor Proposal (REP), M fiJrllter d e = - In or repeat of onlere within 30 . dllp of inlister's degree preferred. Previous experience working in a college - - _,_ S..U et PI•Jnlfl'a mortgage (other thM •'*riiCf iauance of the IIMI sethng helpful. A CPA is required for the accounling classes, Positions .,. Meigs County - - on Nov•oiboll ordert); . . 1eao11 ICI, ectlon. ERAC llpllllta, available include psychology, chemistry. mathematics. and physics, D ; · 'tmaot of. Job & 26, 2003 In 183 denial, mocllfloetlon or - . n 8 d by • $70 English, communications: accounting, busineSs (all areas). economics FWitlly S.vlcet (740) page 297 of the - i o n ol_llcln_, filing fee which th •-21111t1tt. 106. Mortgage ·~~econ~e o1 permits, lea-, wart- ·. -•••~ulan in It ells-. andfm;mce. Background checks will be done on all applicants. Ali a)lplicants must Propoula ahould be llelp CouniJ, Ohio. - · or ceotlfl;atar; ~ ...., , _ If -nltllld to J•ne Also known as: 37215 and the approy•t or by lltlldavlt the appelsubmit a lener of intere 1 and resume including the names of three ..,.., --~... St. RL 124, MldlllepCMt ·dlupproval of platla _ _.. u references and a copy'or their oranscrip!S on or before lune 30. 2008 10: Aulallllt, llelge OH 45760 arid epeo:Hiclltlorto. p a f - ol the lull Mr. PbyUis Mason, SPHR , C0U111y DJFS, P.O. Box •nd lhol Oetertdlint, "Draft ActionS" atiiOUnt of the fee Director Human Resoun:es 111, 175 Race Street. ve:m. L. T.,lor, mel 11 wr1t1eot -•n•nta of -*1 . Uoivet'Sity ol Rio Grande llllolollejJQI'I, OH 45760 - · •II heirs, thll of hllftlahlp, mulll be P.O. Bus 5410 no then June 13, devl-, ~. E n vIr on m • n I • I 1111111 with: iuoGrande,OH~74 20011•12:00 noon. AU executors,execldrt..., Prot • c II on • • Erwirolnnentlll Raute• Email-pnwon@rio.edu 11 t niMiona mu11t 1111 edmlnlob•k. ., ldm1n- (Dlreo:tor'a) lnlanl with . Ajlpeata Coonmltalon, received lly 11111il or lstratorr l,lld respect no the 30t South Fourth EEO/AA Employer hand ctetiYII'IId .by the a11ignees and John .........,., deollal, etc. ii1Net, Room 222, dldB tmd time. Dol, u~nown SpouM' of a permit, llcenM, CoL I •,Ohlo43216. No _ . .. recoliMd of\111111111 L Taylor, and order, elc. htteowlled A eopy of the ...... ....,. fhot wMI 1111 If 1111 1111d, all hen, panona IMJ' auiMnll ... ._....on the Included In prevlout devi-, ll{jlllon, wrlllrn pertllll, llelnM, A I ..... I ...,. ellbmlnJon• nor 1111 .-.~ order, .nc. holM lrd llllrr filing the f111P811· conaldered. Thll 'lldnlil>llllo tora, ...,_ . . . - 1MJ auiMnll wllllthe EMC. clepMtment ,.,_ oea - 11111-'1 · tmd _ , _ ... or Draft NPOESflrnllll ... right to reject any .......... required rl~-. puSttlc ....... Slotject to Aelo'lllon or.nl poopaulla-. to Ml up any .ll...,ean ing reg~~nllng drlllt llelp lllne . No. 2 -·telllyfor . COUIIIy DJFSie prohlb- tiiiJ ...., twve In uld ..alons. Coo:oo•a or Olllcl& ....s from dlacrlmlna- powtl- or be...._ public -lng SC... APe SE of on the .._.. at - . fhot upon fall. . - - , _ 1111 lllb- Floinl Rode " ,..~­ · .--, color. nlltlonal ure of uld D...ndenta 30 dllp Pil1nl Roc:k,OH . origin, - · age, 1111· to ...,..,to .C IUMtobe ol, nallce at the dnlft Adlon Dliii0MIIit2lltll gion, polillcal belief or Jl!lld u1d judg111e11t ectlon. "Prop a 11 ~ "-ool!llllt w-: dl tlllty. within lhree dllp lrom Aetlona" . . wolltln UowiWIIId bll I t to I ••••• (5) 29, (8) 5, 1J lis Nndlllon thllt an --~~~~ ol • the Cl;lden Run HrrPJ •lld.y. Order of Balis be dtrector"e lnlonll with fecl?ltr OMcripllon: pouldsa111aMl - - - - - - - - - lao*ltotheSherlflol respect lo the llod lrtelli fll Yeo. ... , . _ . Public Notice - . County. Ohio, to - · denlai; IIIOIII- ldeiollff:Mion No.: ;;;;;:;;-;;;;-;;;-;;;;;. aoppe •Jrr , act••tiM In flclltlon, rem•f2!orl, or CIIIIIIIIIZ 'IIJ :IIOT1CE Of' PUBLICA- the o.11t Seullnet and reo-at of • perm1l, $otiiiWn Olllo Coel Co TION Mil uld reel · lioaMe, or varillltce. • Dinvlte ,_... IN 7HE COIIIIION the P•~~- 1111 Wrltlrn COd1118111s- -Ala 325 · Pl£\5 OF free of ~ .112 lor • pu2ISic IJalrwHiw, OH ·Action 1E1GS COUNTY, OliO lilt cteima, - · ..-Jng regon1ing • 0.: · OMIWZOOI 1111e1g1 COUIIIy Cieri! of kolin ell of any ol the .. ap 11 d ...., llee*lvlng W-: l-.lsiCIIsloV.., c.oum per1lee ........ ............ 10 "'-ned 1rlllutlly 10 ''' P,O. Boll 151 100 E. p0C81de , _ ... dep of noiJce of . . C.11 I; I C... 2nc1• of uld pillllillr be JW p nd action. An Faellliy Dncolpllooi: 'Po ... I'III';0H41111 flllldto . . Piolilot:r.e dlolllc~ ' 1111 1odiCIIi!!112~ llnar. , ..,MIIIctal Ohio, Inc. jt J; ...,,. fDr llic:ll ...., be on • ...,.I ID.te • no.: ,._,..,.LT.,.....alll alharNSielto · IIMI'Ad ~atltpoits :mail~ C.. No. 01 CV 171 ... t P I I Olllo, 1111 I 4 t « Olsjeo- loi I•Ji Olllo Coel Co llei!MLT....... tnc,lsa;ll I, . ...lttrcriweollll' . . illllloiiPorlal (~40) 446-2342 1Mt em- · "111 Ia s.id Dileiiden..... . DEM ...... IO...,.of .... Mt 101 E of 112:15 • 11?.124 dhcillnl to ... ....._ of .... ..,.., • •• '5 IS ; t OH 45711, Con14Jiolnt _ . . , poud action. Willi I Lailtl~ 0H Action (740) 992-2155 and ff t:*1111ll, ... notice under ... co;;at&tls, taqu 11 llrllll: .,.rQW200I heirs, de•lrrn, !ega- dell! colllclion .,.,...,. lor public '!rlliltgl, =~ · ~oint eJIICVIOI'a, -act ill gn.t. . mel rdjl diCiuOP - - lldminie- Said. Dallu~anta . . Jng 11; lis be Flll:lilly D olplio<l; (304) 675-1333 - , adoM I I 1111 bt· required to . ..,,_ -to: II •• Clert, lnduelrilll Seargl , .. aulg me1 within twenl}'-elghl Ohio EnwlrOn_.., 1 J a~t111, : • !~ No. : John Dol, UnknoWn dip...., . . pAll • Ptclsclion Agancy, c .. • ~ Spouw of v.tma L. fiafL s.ld D I J lis P.O. 80!11 1CMt, (I) 11 i I R~ine, BORN LOSER P'"tf\U5T ~Gd'"IO oc~ :AT mE ffiC~I~LE!i~ Lfo61 Ohio 740-247·2019 Ownera: Jon Van Meier & Paul Rowe Cell: 740-416-So47 email: : tl~, Til£'( ~ED . jrshadfnnOIOI.com .................... ,.. ...,' ••Ill•• ...... .......... ......... ...,...........,..,.. ...,a ,.,,_ •. ....... _.. 1 M4Kf SOMEONE'S . DAY! Ql:ribunt -.: '* flun-Kri-"' 0111 1 1 1 'WE. ·L()()J(. DO'v.N ooR 1>1~ .._T i~ ~ T~\~6~! ~SOUL I'\I>.T~ ... ~TI\INU The Daily Sentinel .tHrasant 1\tlistu 1 lljuan.l . ...... 2Notst;l*e 19 Drops in 3 Zurich perle tho alai 23 1lunny..... -.clog u....... .. 4llurrl painter · - Rivero 5 W1rhoa C. tor 6 loll "' Lilian to 49 A..._ -... 25 ilL l..upino 51 -be an 27 Smollor"• hanoi! choice 53 Atom 28 Prid , _ II homage 55 - = -........... I F.. 37 Golh! 31 Extreme 9 319bllr:te tlogrw the INd 40= II tel42 T_, ,_ 43 lliMnond . 45-s.r-4allllng liuml• 1fT raten ~ IIIII c 20 Citified 22 - W"oedor· 23 Diamond 32=:' 7: 34JIIiCreaPive o p.......... Play 36 46 llell-..odr: jlllly NAi:' ••curoion 56 Conger 33 Klki ... Joey 57 Wly 35 Auric's 11 12 FIIIIIIJ 39 NFL-.. . 41 Furry aon.ect 13-day17 """'*""' 44~ hearts, and shilltid to a towspade. llecialer with his ace and played She Qllmood eiflrt, cotiocOOg West's king with dummy's ace. Soulh oontinued with a diamond to his queen, lhen ·<;ashed She club king. When the bad break Came to · linowli1g Iilii a - - · South mighlhiM! Clj8-l)id lour hearts before bidding 1M! ~amonds 10 issue a slam-irMiatiOn, but thai 1110uld ha\18 gMin hitl opponeliiS more option&. It was Wesi's pass over five diamonds tl1at was biwre. ff panner ~d as lillie as the spade aoe and four low hear1S, si> hear1S would have had play. WOSI&hould have continued wilh fi"' hearts. That contract is unbeatable. Then South would hiM! to judge wry well to sacrifice in six c:IBrnoods: CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Clmpos Celeb1y CI;Nf ~·-a-.:! hom ~ by"twrKlui~. pdiRI P"-* EaciiiSIIer Ill lt.a CClhel" lltlndl lor srdller. T""y's .auo:l "KSSL WRIPW IIPEWEPN ZYBT IREJR IEWAEP DESK WilY DEOS ~K GSNEP WR. S OENRW WAIPW • ODIPBWEKW YO EK SCSTZ UI?Z." EIPP IPPUSTKYP PREVIOW SOLUTION - "Life is a Jorg le..an H1 humility." · J.M. Barrie 'Uie ~1tte artol<hwirg llli1houtaneruet." · John W. Gardner ~Astr~ . . e. ·~r:r.~- I0" hanging Baske1s $7.75 4" Geraniums .60¢' Bedding Plants 48 per fla1 $6.00 Vegetable plants si.so per doz.en :~~~= There's a strong possibility that some secre1 desires could be fulfilled In the year ahead. It'll prove that you should always hold oniO vour dreams, regardless of lhe circumstanoes and whatwer others haw to say. GEMINI (May ·21 -June 20) -With mently a Sligt11 adjustment. you ahoutd · prudently be able to rearrange ~r financial position in ways that will wring out a 1ew more dollars of income. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) - If you deem it necessarv. don't hesitate to take a firmer pos~lon on an issue abOut which ·you feel strongly. Don't be intlmkiated, ....- - - _ , , . . , . . ._ _ _....,.., . even if there are more people WhO diS~ a_gi"MM with you . . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Even though you might not see immflldiate results. conditions continue to trend favorably . .w ith regard to your materia' Interests: ewntually, you will produce the desired Hrs M-F 7:30 · 5:00 Sat. 8:30 • 4:30 SUIJ . 1-5 28 Years Experience Ed'sGnenloouoos David Lewis 74,M92~971 Noble Summio R<l. Middleport, OH (8~n Bl'ldbury a: l':lillarKIJ fiM 740-992-'7960 Manlt~~_v'• lt·- 010 '1'011 KEAL.l's' Tio!INK I Recycling ALL Rllil41"! HOT AFTER HERE, 'i'OU'VE TAKE IT! UC.KED IT! WAS 601N6 TO ~ARE ••ar MIIaai.. IF ,. EA II YE • w ICE CRfAM GONE IOIITil " ' ~uHs . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 - · You'll ..t 0 MI G,E R ' :! ,. 8'"'- always Aoo!l ~ nilmc A m-wabr 1IUiitd, "11)111---·-· I.I' I I I.1.I•£!;: is..-l,..ma»r--.· ..~~ . p AT £ T0 . . . 1 . llrp Nil. ,.. ...... beloW. an opportunity to begin cul1ivating a relationship you ffld appealing . Otto'1 healtale to be a btt aggress!Ye if you find tt'l neoessary to break down walls to reach this person. LIBRA ISept. 23-0ct. 23) - There ~ a strong Chance ~ could uncover some iniotmation abc:M.(t a pereonal or prolessionat s~uation 1h8t wttf 0e useful to fur- or jiOMIIacllon••-- 11+\1> t YOO, .'UUE-1>~~! I~~~~~~ 1-. cbuRT P'"AA, L\\lltio., TAA"5 WI« 4x4s.u.i: ·suop ...- 2 1 ' - -"• u- - 'pro- -;ncl DOWN takeout - In· the profnising and length other -ttvee- suits (unless he had a1 leas! 18 point$). Easl iond ciained 11 tritb: 0110 spade • ...., diamonds and clubo. (Yeo. West miWOt led the heart 1wo at trid< one. lr)'ing successfuly to 11"1 a club noll. but nwould not have~ helll.) Now bad< to the IIIICiioo.North"sta1csou1 was lhln but accesitabte. East might hiM! bid foul hearts, b u t - - Trimming & Removal •Experienced 19 slam had not been miaaed. Stanley Tree*Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured. ~~~~-· Plltaict 11 Eta:lrlm This Week we ""' analyzing -lmm social games. Lool<a11he auction . . WOSI q>enod ooe heart. NOrth made a li!t<l. 9oulh was - !! Reasonable ~.!Dr-. -"'7'""----------..-.. ·acewon I" MY NIECE LtZZtE , DROPPED BY WIF LI'L SUSIE !! V C YOUNG Il l 6061 ~ hand. Soulh lo'l'l to five diamonds, -.g what he ~ he could malra. And """''"f1" passed. Wolh ~ calls do you clsa!JOO? The play was speedy. Vloslled the heart Aoom Addition• a ' A powerhouse bid like a poorhouse j..,.,.., pre-etl1llively to -.g lour s-ls and a - Rlm:odlllng ....c.-n-. w..a NEut ,., Obi. s• Opening lead: • A SA 7- Pomeroy, Ohio 16Hone ~ - Pass .at h • 515I i'&?att 30 Dealer: West ' oltypoa 14Ciwm 15 ~ .... 24 26 lcld 29 .. J t Q J 10 t 8 5 I 4 K 5 .• mo. pd a 75 • A.tO I Slop & Compare 7:00AM-8:00PM ...,.... ·- ·- •Complete llemodeling Hours t 4711olaiiiMII shout 50 . . _ .. tho ~~ 52Notlot I t.llot • grc>W 6 ....,. tho ...... . 10klndolmep ' ...... 12 Uti 54 Conlclll t AS 1 +-A Q 10 4 1 We51 Eoil • KJ631 • Q • A k 10 9 1 3 1. ., Q 8 6 • • 7 6 t .K •J98713 29670 Bashan Road The lhlga County T•ylor, and II wiN !~fa nollce thllt D1pw bn••t o1 Job tmd deceaHd. •II llelre; you .,. NqUired to NEA Crossword Puzzle COWMdBOY PSI CONSTRUCTION RICK PRICE New Homes, R - Addllloo.. RftMddlng, Mdal & ShiDgle Roofs, Sidinc, Ded<s, Batb.-n Remodeliog Lioeosed & ....-ed _:r' -1: :, . . -,,,, J&L Construction ................ • VInyl Sieling ~ •Roofing •.pecks •Garages • Pole Building• • Room Addllloo• o.r-: .._Kee.-n . 742-2332 . " CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION .,' lfS t\ SHAME PEOPLE ARE 50 SENSITIVE IIOOUT THEIII11ELIGON. lfSLII<E YOO CANT HIIVE liN INTELLI~aff aJNVERS.l.TION · WITH SDMEOI£ AfWT THEil FAITH WITHIXJT WOWI'JNG MY GOO CAN BEAT UP YCU!OOO. (__ ~FOOTHEM. Roofing, Skiing. Soffit, Decks, Door!i, Windows, E:lectric, Plumbing, DtyWafl, Remodeling, Room Additions ' TIMe 'TQ POT THAT NISW HIP l.oc8l Coi1b rtM 740-367~ ON LIWAWfW Freefnlm ' 1 740-367.os38 CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Declrls ' -·--47239 Riebel Road. Long Bottom. OH · 740-98S-4t4t Ceil: 740-416-1834 zs.. ,_, upuino« Frw Erti-r Advertise ' in this .space for $64 r month don, ~YIA'Pl'riii'UW> . ~!O .JIAI.11f(.'fi£YJ£ Avt&E.1"A!lt &ARtW !Q«El 90 CW1lltt.' !0 ~/' ..t uptoit. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mare11 20J - U.. boih togic a~ tntultion to maKe ~r assessmenta, and the oombinatbn wiH p"ut )'OU rlgM on · tafOit. tf one or 'the CMhef Is abaent, your ·oonc:tualont ara ap1 to be -lly ""'""I· ARIES (-21-Aprl 111- ,_;.tho 1fmol to tHe c:a,.. ~ two ~ mattel"' 1hlt yo;..i'VII bHn r.luellint to attempt. 'lbu t.w the ,_.fY ~VII upon whlgh to draw In CIM af¥hlng DDmM up. TAURUS (,t¢1 204My 201- An_.,,. •c;:.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;._..J ' a"'lloblo allhlo 11mo to lul!l! a ooolol -~ obll· tunllY to ' -ARLO & JANIS decision mak8r. Unli!(e these compan· ions, ~r conclustons wil l be based on realistiC 1actors. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Fob. 19) - S hifting cond iUons wll enable you to acquire a desired item through a $0uroe 1hat is~­ dom open lc you . Go directly to tt without heilitatkm, in&taad of thinking you're not illy-"'- For l!noo<WI-c 111111 New lloult Btoildltlc ~MARCUM ther your ani:Mtions ~ -hurting anyone in the proceea. SCORPIO (Ocl. 2«*>v. 22) - By "sing ~ur WOf)Qerful, practical ln$1~. xou1J ._. opportLrUties wl"l8re others onlY see Piublwi •• · \Wr point of • .wll be right en the matte., .a heiHate to .act oo it. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21 ) - Your optimistic outlook on life enables you to shift gears on eo~lditio IS tf"l:tt appear to be extremoly nogalivo to others.Your attitude will successfully tum things around . C.o.eBICORN IDee. 22-Jan . 191 - Do not Jet the opintons of your peers make voo di&oount your abiltty to be a good Dellil- PriY)'- FnUt -lsllinl- sroJ'IDI1Y Asippollldil., . loclltillnlyp~e•• lwille ltat "The J...ilny w. c.w to Pm.wtSTUPIDI'IY." 100iproco1e "'"" - tJO(ton. Don i O.llo... "' - -- . I liiOOOI!f JfW,.YI~ I �www.mydailysentlnel.com the Daily Sentinel • Page 85 -BRIDGE Ellm View Apartments ACROSS Phillip Alder 2&311R .,... S385 and up, CIA. W/0 Hooio.up, TOflOIIt poyo lioclric. EHO . {304)182-3017 f s' II ._,. Caring Pet Cremations GVC J 1 -... t • lCJ• Racine, Ohio 45771 . 740-Mt-2217 C&M Tack •NewRomes •Garases 141-112-11J1 New & Used Saddles Wormer - Fly spray All your horse needs 111411 J AND MELECTRICAL Herb Elliott Electrician Cerlllled ID OH Obio ·C ertification 114074 Located in . · Alligator Jacks Vulnerable: Neither • : A POP·UP lOOt: AIOUT / · SOX1rl6 ;~~ WASN'T ~ :--. SUGti A GOOl> ll>eA. YOUN G' S CARPENTER SERVICE 5t Pass Pass -- Eiectriclll I PlumtHng Roofing I Gubre Vinyl Sldlog·. Poindng Pltio Md Porch Dllckt BARNEY W¥031725 ' • r ' ' ' . . IT WUZ MORE UI<E IT A MIT AN' RUN!! WARN'T 'ZACTLY A Vf~!T - --Full bloo<l Reg. M•l• and hmales, Firat time sale of Doe's. Referen<eS Available! Call Gary Stanley @ 740-591 -8044 Please leave messa e 2001 Volw wry good oond., run~ loaded, wJsunroof, . Columbua, Ohio leather inter., 94,000 miles 4 J 2 1 IS - 1 0 4 I $9,5110 30«175-1509 ~one: ·11~ 2129). . , _ Actions: Police lmpouodol Cars lmm AN ectlone of. the $5001 . Honcla8, Chevys, director which lire Jeeps, Fords. & mo<el for F•mlly ServlcH devl-, tegllt-. uld Call p'lllnt H&H (DJFS), Ia aollcltlng uecutora, executrix- on or befoN the Guttering J1f11P0U18 no lmple- •·· lldmlnllltrators, August 14111 ment the county's lldmlnlstrlltrlxu 8nd dlry ol 200e « ludltSeamless Gutters W o r k I o r c e ·•aJgnMs whoH -wt11be•-.t upon 1-nce or • listings 80()..62()..4876 u: V-435 Roofing, Siding, Gutters O.OIIDpil- Program! llddrM. . . --tllngly. aiMed .n.ctlve - · Insured & Bonded for the period o1 July 1, urda-n, will t.reby Benelk:lal Ohio, Inc. Pureulllll to Ohio Foa 740-653-9657 2001 thraugh ,._ 30, liD no11ce thai on May Plalntlll, Aelo'-1 eo. Sr Plm ~ 2001. The Wcddotce 2, 2001, Beneflelal • j:..., 0. II2IIM 1141.01, A ftnal action O.•r?"""'*" Poogo•• Olllo, Inc., 1111111 Its ADanwyfDrPiorlottlll IMWIIIIIPP 111~tothe oo ClleYY 51-. sllorl lldmlnle- Complrtlnt In 11 w. Manu- ·Elwll_l...· Re•tew bed. 4•4. lolo of ext.. add tr1111ve lootdwoetolp mel Forecloaure •nd A,.,.. o.,ton, Ohio ·~Ia Commlarlon ons. In ~ ohape, only aupport to ani~~ In the -.etlng of Uena In .41402 . (ERAC) (FoohNIIf 32500 miiM. $12,800. 304klllgllllion ofelfartul the Common P - (I) 12, It, 28, (7) 3, 10, llnow as the ;:.57..;.6·..;.2000~:n:a;---, the ........ County Courtof ........ County, 11 EnvirOnmental ao.n:a DJFS,--;;;, Melg• 100 E. st. • of..,._)lly • ...,_, CLA . SSinFIEDS County c - of Pomeroy, Ohio llelng who • .-tY to. • C D - , the Meigs C.. No. 01 CV 0711 PublicNollce piQCIIIIIng before the _....:.__ _ _ _.,... dkector by 11111111 •n County Community ltplnlll v.tmrt L Taylor Help Wanted Help Wanted I m p r o y e m e n I · pr.,tng lor judglllent Public: ..,..... wllllln 30 dllp Coopooatlon •nd the In the - n s ol County:-. of IICIIIc. ol .the llnel llelga County $78,i54.1ll with ln18r- T1te lolluwllog nile • action. Pureu•nt to -lilorce L_,...,. erest-eon IICCOiod- Ilona andfor •eollled Ohio Rev- Code Act .(WIA) eo.nt to lng to the ol the COIIIt*Jinla ...,. Secllon 3741.07, A IIIQ II the IMIIIaiblt~ noll from April 21 , rec:elwd, the tDI- Action IPUing, tr of-~ lor the 2008 until paid 81111 lor lowlngdrell,pqtaud, denying, modifying, rerl- ofptl:1: toreclollllf8 of Mid or llnlil IICIIona _.. oewkillg, or reo-11111 County, mel 11ortpge o.d on the lly The Ohio • permit, llcenM, or The University of Rio Grande invites applications for several part-time . . _ lamlllet loll-Ing deacrllled E n y I r o n m • n I • I ,....,.,. which Ia not instruction positions that will be avaiiaort. fall , spring and summer Income 1•11• within reel - . of Wlllch Protaetlon "Ill ICY preclldeol by • prol!OO'Jio of the -rei uld o.te....,._, (OEPA) lnl ..._ poeecl ectlon, 1MW be sessions beginning with fall semester 2008-09. All classes will be flll>lrl}' Index. For a V...... L T.,lor ... the "Acllona" InClude . .. rnarll~ to the ERAC taught in the Meigs Center. . """' of ... lleq- ........ of: edllfllloll,modlftclllor~ by llllng ......... For all part-lime positions, a bachelor' s degree is required with lor Proposal (REP), M fiJrllter d e = - In or repeat of onlere within 30 . dllp of inlister's degree preferred. Previous experience working in a college - - _,_ S..U et PI•Jnlfl'a mortgage (other thM •'*riiCf iauance of the IIMI sethng helpful. A CPA is required for the accounling classes, Positions .,. Meigs County - - on Nov•oiboll ordert); . . 1eao11 ICI, ectlon. ERAC llpllllta, available include psychology, chemistry. mathematics. and physics, D ; · 'tmaot of. Job & 26, 2003 In 183 denial, mocllfloetlon or - . n 8 d by • $70 English, communications: accounting, busineSs (all areas). economics FWitlly S.vlcet (740) page 297 of the - i o n ol_llcln_, filing fee which th •-21111t1tt. 106. Mortgage ·~~econ~e o1 permits, lea-, wart- ·. -•••~ulan in It ells-. andfm;mce. Background checks will be done on all applicants. Ali a)lplicants must Propoula ahould be llelp CouniJ, Ohio. - · or ceotlfl;atar; ~ ...., , _ If -nltllld to J•ne Also known as: 37215 and the approy•t or by lltlldavlt the appelsubmit a lener of intere 1 and resume including the names of three ..,.., --~... St. RL 124, MldlllepCMt ·dlupproval of platla _ _.. u references and a copy'or their oranscrip!S on or before lune 30. 2008 10: Aulallllt, llelge OH 45760 arid epeo:Hiclltlorto. p a f - ol the lull Mr. PbyUis Mason, SPHR , C0U111y DJFS, P.O. Box •nd lhol Oetertdlint, "Draft ActionS" atiiOUnt of the fee Director Human Resoun:es 111, 175 Race Street. ve:m. L. T.,lor, mel 11 wr1t1eot -•n•nta of -*1 . Uoivet'Sity ol Rio Grande llllolollejJQI'I, OH 45760 - · •II heirs, thll of hllftlahlp, mulll be P.O. Bus 5410 no then June 13, devl-, ~. E n vIr on m • n I • I 1111111 with: iuoGrande,OH~74 20011•12:00 noon. AU executors,execldrt..., Prot • c II on • • Erwirolnnentlll Raute• Email-pnwon@rio.edu 11 t niMiona mu11t 1111 edmlnlob•k. ., ldm1n- (Dlreo:tor'a) lnlanl with . Ajlpeata Coonmltalon, received lly 11111il or lstratorr l,lld respect no the 30t South Fourth EEO/AA Employer hand ctetiYII'IId .by the a11ignees and John .........,., deollal, etc. ii1Net, Room 222, dldB tmd time. Dol, u~nown SpouM' of a permit, llcenM, CoL I •,Ohlo43216. No _ . .. recoliMd of\111111111 L Taylor, and order, elc. htteowlled A eopy of the ...... ....,. fhot wMI 1111 If 1111 1111d, all hen, panona IMJ' auiMnll ... ._....on the Included In prevlout devi-, ll{jlllon, wrlllrn pertllll, llelnM, A I ..... I ...,. ellbmlnJon• nor 1111 .-.~ order, .nc. holM lrd llllrr filing the f111P811· conaldered. Thll 'lldnlil>llllo tora, ...,_ . . . - 1MJ auiMnll wllllthe EMC. clepMtment ,.,_ oea - 11111-'1 · tmd _ , _ ... or Draft NPOESflrnllll ... right to reject any .......... required rl~-. puSttlc ....... Slotject to Aelo'lllon or.nl poopaulla-. to Ml up any .ll...,ean ing reg~~nllng drlllt llelp lllne . No. 2 -·telllyfor . COUIIIy DJFSie prohlb- tiiiJ ...., twve In uld ..alons. Coo:oo•a or Olllcl& ....s from dlacrlmlna- powtl- or be...._ public -lng SC... APe SE of on the .._.. at - . fhot upon fall. . - - , _ 1111 lllb- Floinl Rode " ,..~­ · .--, color. nlltlonal ure of uld D...ndenta 30 dllp Pil1nl Roc:k,OH . origin, - · age, 1111· to ...,..,to .C IUMtobe ol, nallce at the dnlft Adlon Dliii0MIIit2lltll gion, polillcal belief or Jl!lld u1d judg111e11t ectlon. "Prop a 11 ~ "-ool!llllt w-: dl tlllty. within lhree dllp lrom Aetlona" . . wolltln UowiWIIId bll I t to I ••••• (5) 29, (8) 5, 1J lis Nndlllon thllt an --~~~~ ol • the Cl;lden Run HrrPJ •lld.y. Order of Balis be dtrector"e lnlonll with fecl?ltr OMcripllon: pouldsa111aMl - - - - - - - - - lao*ltotheSherlflol respect lo the llod lrtelli fll Yeo. ... , . _ . Public Notice - . County. Ohio, to - · denlai; IIIOIII- ldeiollff:Mion No.: ;;;;;:;;-;;;;-;;;-;;;;;. aoppe •Jrr , act••tiM In flclltlon, rem•f2!orl, or CIIIIIIIIIZ 'IIJ :IIOT1CE Of' PUBLICA- the o.11t Seullnet and reo-at of • perm1l, $otiiiWn Olllo Coel Co TION Mil uld reel · lioaMe, or varillltce. • Dinvlte ,_... IN 7HE COIIIIION the P•~~- 1111 Wrltlrn COd1118111s- -Ala 325 · Pl£\5 OF free of ~ .112 lor • pu2ISic IJalrwHiw, OH ·Action 1E1GS COUNTY, OliO lilt cteima, - · ..-Jng regon1ing • 0.: · OMIWZOOI 1111e1g1 COUIIIy Cieri! of kolin ell of any ol the .. ap 11 d ...., llee*lvlng W-: l-.lsiCIIsloV.., c.oum per1lee ........ ............ 10 "'-ned 1rlllutlly 10 ''' P,O. Boll 151 100 E. p0C81de , _ ... dep of noiJce of . . C.11 I; I C... 2nc1• of uld pillllillr be JW p nd action. An Faellliy Dncolpllooi: 'Po ... I'III';0H41111 flllldto . . Piolilot:r.e dlolllc~ ' 1111 1odiCIIi!!112~ llnar. , ..,MIIIctal Ohio, Inc. jt J; ...,,. fDr llic:ll ...., be on • ...,.I ID.te • no.: ,._,..,.LT.,.....alll alharNSielto · IIMI'Ad ~atltpoits :mail~ C.. No. 01 CV 171 ... t P I I Olllo, 1111 I 4 t « Olsjeo- loi I•Ji Olllo Coel Co llei!MLT....... tnc,lsa;ll I, . ...lttrcriweollll' . . illllloiiPorlal (~40) 446-2342 1Mt em- · "111 Ia s.id Dileiiden..... . DEM ...... IO...,.of .... Mt 101 E of 112:15 • 11?.124 dhcillnl to ... ....._ of .... ..,.., • •• '5 IS ; t OH 45711, Con14Jiolnt _ . . , poud action. Willi I Lailtl~ 0H Action (740) 992-2155 and ff t:*1111ll, ... notice under ... co;;at&tls, taqu 11 llrllll: .,.rQW200I heirs, de•lrrn, !ega- dell! colllclion .,.,...,. lor public '!rlliltgl, =~ · ~oint eJIICVIOI'a, -act ill gn.t. . mel rdjl diCiuOP - - lldminie- Said. Dallu~anta . . Jng 11; lis be Flll:lilly D olplio<l; (304) 675-1333 - , adoM I I 1111 bt· required to . ..,,_ -to: II •• Clert, lnduelrilll Seargl , .. aulg me1 within twenl}'-elghl Ohio EnwlrOn_.., 1 J a~t111, : • !~ No. : John Dol, UnknoWn dip...., . . pAll • Ptclsclion Agancy, c .. • ~ Spouw of v.tma L. fiafL s.ld D I J lis P.O. 80!11 1CMt, (I) 11 i I R~ine, BORN LOSER P'"tf\U5T ~Gd'"IO oc~ :AT mE ffiC~I~LE!i~ Lfo61 Ohio 740-247·2019 Ownera: Jon Van Meier & Paul Rowe Cell: 740-416-So47 email: : tl~, Til£'( ~ED . jrshadfnnOIOI.com .................... ,.. ...,' ••Ill•• ...... .......... ......... ...,...........,..,.. ...,a ,.,,_ •. ....... _.. 1 M4Kf SOMEONE'S . DAY! Ql:ribunt -.: '* flun-Kri-"' 0111 1 1 1 'WE. ·L()()J(. DO'v.N ooR 1>1~ .._T i~ ~ T~\~6~! ~SOUL I'\I>.T~ ... ~TI\INU The Daily Sentinel .tHrasant 1\tlistu 1 lljuan.l . ...... 2Notst;l*e 19 Drops in 3 Zurich perle tho alai 23 1lunny..... -.clog u....... .. 4llurrl painter · - Rivero 5 W1rhoa C. tor 6 loll "' Lilian to 49 A..._ -... 25 ilL l..upino 51 -be an 27 Smollor"• hanoi! choice 53 Atom 28 Prid , _ II homage 55 - = -........... I F.. 37 Golh! 31 Extreme 9 319bllr:te tlogrw the INd 40= II tel42 T_, ,_ 43 lliMnond . 45-s.r-4allllng liuml• 1fT raten ~ IIIII c 20 Citified 22 - W"oedor· 23 Diamond 32=:' 7: 34JIIiCreaPive o p.......... Play 36 46 llell-..odr: jlllly NAi:' ••curoion 56 Conger 33 Klki ... Joey 57 Wly 35 Auric's 11 12 FIIIIIIJ 39 NFL-.. . 41 Furry aon.ect 13-day17 """'*""' 44~ hearts, and shilltid to a towspade. llecialer with his ace and played She Qllmood eiflrt, cotiocOOg West's king with dummy's ace. Soulh oontinued with a diamond to his queen, lhen ·<;ashed She club king. When the bad break Came to · linowli1g Iilii a - - · South mighlhiM! Clj8-l)id lour hearts before bidding 1M! ~amonds 10 issue a slam-irMiatiOn, but thai 1110uld ha\18 gMin hitl opponeliiS more option&. It was Wesi's pass over five diamonds tl1at was biwre. ff panner ~d as lillie as the spade aoe and four low hear1S, si> hear1S would have had play. WOSI&hould have continued wilh fi"' hearts. That contract is unbeatable. Then South would hiM! to judge wry well to sacrifice in six c:IBrnoods: CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Clmpos Celeb1y CI;Nf ~·-a-.:! hom ~ by"twrKlui~. pdiRI P"-* EaciiiSIIer Ill lt.a CClhel" lltlndl lor srdller. T""y's .auo:l "KSSL WRIPW IIPEWEPN ZYBT IREJR IEWAEP DESK WilY DEOS ~K GSNEP WR. S OENRW WAIPW • ODIPBWEKW YO EK SCSTZ UI?Z." EIPP IPPUSTKYP PREVIOW SOLUTION - "Life is a Jorg le..an H1 humility." · J.M. Barrie 'Uie ~1tte artol<hwirg llli1houtaneruet." · John W. Gardner ~Astr~ . . e. ·~r:r.~- I0" hanging Baske1s $7.75 4" Geraniums .60¢' Bedding Plants 48 per fla1 $6.00 Vegetable plants si.so per doz.en :~~~= There's a strong possibility that some secre1 desires could be fulfilled In the year ahead. It'll prove that you should always hold oniO vour dreams, regardless of lhe circumstanoes and whatwer others haw to say. GEMINI (May ·21 -June 20) -With mently a Sligt11 adjustment. you ahoutd · prudently be able to rearrange ~r financial position in ways that will wring out a 1ew more dollars of income. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) - If you deem it necessarv. don't hesitate to take a firmer pos~lon on an issue abOut which ·you feel strongly. Don't be intlmkiated, ....- - - _ , , . . , . . ._ _ _....,.., . even if there are more people WhO diS~ a_gi"MM with you . . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Even though you might not see immflldiate results. conditions continue to trend favorably . .w ith regard to your materia' Interests: ewntually, you will produce the desired Hrs M-F 7:30 · 5:00 Sat. 8:30 • 4:30 SUIJ . 1-5 28 Years Experience Ed'sGnenloouoos David Lewis 74,M92~971 Noble Summio R<l. Middleport, OH (8~n Bl'ldbury a: l':lillarKIJ fiM 740-992-'7960 Manlt~~_v'• lt·- 010 '1'011 KEAL.l's' Tio!INK I Recycling ALL Rllil41"! HOT AFTER HERE, 'i'OU'VE TAKE IT! UC.KED IT! WAS 601N6 TO ~ARE ••ar MIIaai.. IF ,. EA II YE • w ICE CRfAM GONE IOIITil " ' ~uHs . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 - · You'll ..t 0 MI G,E R ' :! ,. 8'"'- always Aoo!l ~ nilmc A m-wabr 1IUiitd, "11)111---·-· I.I' I I I.1.I•£!;: is..-l,..ma»r--.· ..~~ . p AT £ T0 . . . 1 . llrp Nil. ,.. ...... beloW. an opportunity to begin cul1ivating a relationship you ffld appealing . Otto'1 healtale to be a btt aggress!Ye if you find tt'l neoessary to break down walls to reach this person. LIBRA ISept. 23-0ct. 23) - There ~ a strong Chance ~ could uncover some iniotmation abc:M.(t a pereonal or prolessionat s~uation 1h8t wttf 0e useful to fur- or jiOMIIacllon••-- 11+\1> t YOO, .'UUE-1>~~! I~~~~~~ 1-. cbuRT P'"AA, L\\lltio., TAA"5 WI« 4x4s.u.i: ·suop ...- 2 1 ' - -"• u- - 'pro- -;ncl DOWN takeout - In· the profnising and length other -ttvee- suits (unless he had a1 leas! 18 point$). Easl iond ciained 11 tritb: 0110 spade • ...., diamonds and clubo. (Yeo. West miWOt led the heart 1wo at trid< one. lr)'ing successfuly to 11"1 a club noll. but nwould not have~ helll.) Now bad< to the IIIICiioo.North"sta1csou1 was lhln but accesitabte. East might hiM! bid foul hearts, b u t - - Trimming & Removal •Experienced 19 slam had not been miaaed. Stanley Tree*Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured. ~~~~-· Plltaict 11 Eta:lrlm This Week we ""' analyzing -lmm social games. Lool<a11he auction . . WOSI q>enod ooe heart. NOrth made a li!t<l. 9oulh was - !! Reasonable ~.!Dr-. -"'7'""----------..-.. ·acewon I" MY NIECE LtZZtE , DROPPED BY WIF LI'L SUSIE !! V C YOUNG Il l 6061 ~ hand. Soulh lo'l'l to five diamonds, -.g what he ~ he could malra. And """''"f1" passed. Wolh ~ calls do you clsa!JOO? The play was speedy. Vloslled the heart Aoom Addition• a ' A powerhouse bid like a poorhouse j..,.,.., pre-etl1llively to -.g lour s-ls and a - Rlm:odlllng ....c.-n-. w..a NEut ,., Obi. s• Opening lead: • A SA 7- Pomeroy, Ohio 16Hone ~ - Pass .at h • 515I i'&?att 30 Dealer: West ' oltypoa 14Ciwm 15 ~ .... 24 26 lcld 29 .. J t Q J 10 t 8 5 I 4 K 5 .• mo. pd a 75 • A.tO I Slop & Compare 7:00AM-8:00PM ...,.... ·- ·- •Complete llemodeling Hours t 4711olaiiiMII shout 50 . . _ .. tho ~~ 52Notlot I t.llot • grc>W 6 ....,. tho ...... . 10klndolmep ' ...... 12 Uti 54 Conlclll t AS 1 +-A Q 10 4 1 We51 Eoil • KJ631 • Q • A k 10 9 1 3 1. ., Q 8 6 • • 7 6 t .K •J98713 29670 Bashan Road The lhlga County T•ylor, and II wiN !~fa nollce thllt D1pw bn••t o1 Job tmd deceaHd. •II llelre; you .,. NqUired to NEA Crossword Puzzle COWMdBOY PSI CONSTRUCTION RICK PRICE New Homes, R - Addllloo.. RftMddlng, Mdal & ShiDgle Roofs, Sidinc, Ded<s, Batb.-n Remodeliog Lioeosed & ....-ed _:r' -1: :, . . -,,,, J&L Construction ................ • VInyl Sieling ~ •Roofing •.pecks •Garages • Pole Building• • Room Addllloo• o.r-: .._Kee.-n . 742-2332 . " CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION .,' lfS t\ SHAME PEOPLE ARE 50 SENSITIVE IIOOUT THEIII11ELIGON. lfSLII<E YOO CANT HIIVE liN INTELLI~aff aJNVERS.l.TION · WITH SDMEOI£ AfWT THEil FAITH WITHIXJT WOWI'JNG MY GOO CAN BEAT UP YCU!OOO. (__ ~FOOTHEM. Roofing, Skiing. Soffit, Decks, Door!i, Windows, E:lectric, Plumbing, DtyWafl, Remodeling, Room Additions ' TIMe 'TQ POT THAT NISW HIP l.oc8l Coi1b rtM 740-367~ ON LIWAWfW Freefnlm ' 1 740-367.os38 CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Declrls ' -·--47239 Riebel Road. Long Bottom. OH · 740-98S-4t4t Ceil: 740-416-1834 zs.. ,_, upuino« Frw Erti-r Advertise ' in this .space for $64 r month don, ~YIA'Pl'riii'UW> . ~!O .JIAI.11f(.'fi£YJ£ Avt&E.1"A!lt &ARtW !Q«El 90 CW1lltt.' !0 ~/' ..t uptoit. 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I liiOOOI!f JfW,.YI~ I �-· '• Pap: 86 • The Daily Serd:itd lbunday, .June 12, aool -.mydail:ysentinel.com Some excitement injected into the us Open " Not a chance in the world would I ever go out there · and ~ht that gallery, not SAN DIEGO - · 'Ibe even fc>r two holes," 1im "June Gloom" so typical of Furyk said. summef in San Diego gave The last time Woods and way to sunshine on the e ve Mickelson played to~elher of the U.S. Open, filling the at Torrey Pines was m the blue· sky witb fighter jets final round . of the 2003 from .Miramar that until Buick Invitational, when Wednesday could only be Woods was playing for the beard in the f~. first time ' since surgery on But that isn t the biggest his left knee - just like now buiz at Torrey Pines. - and be wound up winning ~~ bas there been so by four shots. · . · ~enthusiasm for a U.S. · "I just l).on' t see bow it's O(im.Jhe major that tends to going to have a negative border on boring, where effect on him," Mickelson birdies are rare, bogeys are said. inevifable and par has been As for tbe pairing? good C'l!!Oiigb to win the last Both say they like the tluee years. idea, but it might be bettec to "I think you' re going to check· with the players see some excitement that we behind or in front of them, haven' t seen in several who have ro deal with the years," Senior Open cham- bUstling gallery and massive pion Brad Bryant said. media movement. "It's pedect for me," said Such excitement comes in 5o many pac~es. Mark Caicavecchia, playing Tiger W'"ocids; racing in the group ahead along toward history with every with Duke alum Joe Ogilvie. he plays,· bas not "I get to turn around and w 18 boles of golf watch the show, then get since be had surgery on his caught up OJi all the latest left knee two days after the Duke news.~ . Maslen. There ts so much Tbe USGA has hired 10 sp.,cnllf.ion 'over his knoe extraJ:lice officu:s ~· diiUbree dozen camecas fol· · and JOwCd him to and from the wtth secunty , typical~ these parts on freerange Wednesday to capture ways, not ~olf courses. him hit eve~ from "'t's obvtOusly going to be w~s to a 5-w out of a lot of J::fle out ~ ~~·~ckf::~ go," Woods watching Ill," USGA vice president Tun Hy~r said. ·said. " plan 00 playing "But I think that's a positive. competitive. Come I'U aame • · A lime on Thunday, be 1t add · . ' exctu:illcilt to it.. t ieady." the end of the day, we think But he will not have tbe it' s very special" . If Beyond the circus. the real spotlight to himse · show could be TfW"PV Pines. For the ftrst time, . the -··-, · ed the The city-owned golf USGA purposely ngg course along the · bluffs of draw to put the top tltrec the l'aci[lC Ocean bas been ~=:~~~so-n, set up to encourage players with Adam Scott along for to use as much brain as the ride while nursing a- bro- brawn. Even though it is the ken pinkie on his right band. longest course in major · Woods and Mickelson are championship history at the two most popular play- 7,643 yanis, the USGA bas ers in golf, especially in . sci many options on the tee these pans. Mickelson gt'CW · boxes that it will not play up in San Diego and played that long. high school matches at The third hole could be Torrey. Woods won a Junior either a 5-iron from 195 Wodd Championship· at 15 yards or a wedge from 142 and has owned Torrey Pines yards. The 141h bole could · as a pro, winning the Buick play all the way hack at 435 lnvitalional six times.· His yards,orattwwayfoowani most n::cent victory was five at 277 yards, so close that months ago by a record eight players might be tempted to tty to drive the~shots. . The U.S. Open has sold Eveo tbe 13th hole 42,500 tickets. One mi~t about the ooly one ge~ guess 42,000 will be ttymg any complaints, another to watch Tiger and J>hil. U.S. Open rarity - features BYDOUIFI - ASSOCIATED PRESS m:jW What the Flag Means to Me edition inside today's Sentinel three tee boxes that will force players to lay up or allow them to take on an ele- . vated gR:CD with .a fairway metal. And then tbel'e's the 18th. M~e Davis, the senior director of rules and oompe- . !ilion, pcnuaded the brass to : leave it as a par 5 instead of · changing it to a par 4 . The hole is 573 yards, reachable in two shots for those who date, but tbel'e is a pond guarding the left half of the gteen; and the bank in front of the green bas been shaved. much like the ponds at Augusta National. •1t really makes you think," Masters champion Trevor lmmelman said. "You' ve got to decide if you're going to for it or lay up. If you hit it over the hack and get a bad lie, you can chip it in the water easily. It's J~~g to be a fantastic fmi . · hole." Imagine a U.S. Open being won with a birdie instead of a par or bogey, as was the case the last five years. Not since Bobby Jones at Scioto in 1926 has a U.S. Open .....G_"ion bitdied tt.e ....,_., final bole to win by a shot. Of course, thete's always a chana: someone could make double bogey to lose by the same margin (think Mickelson and · Winged Foot). "We wanted to keel! it thel hardest t!hampions_ p n golf," Davis said. "But we wanted to introduce risk and rewani, and Widen the scaring opportunities. You' U have a chance to make birdies, but if you don't execute the shot, you can make bogeys or worse. We just want to get them thinking more." They already are thinking, which has replaced ·the U.S. Open lmdilion of griping. AH anyone bas heard Ibis woek is praise. "I like the golf course - · really like it," British Open champion Padraig Harrington said. "It's a good, stem test, but it seems very, very Wr. From what I' ve bcald, everybody is very pleased with the COIII'Iie, which may be a little Jiis.appointing. It's always nice when about 1half the f~eld f :;;s out about it. It . looks · it's going to be a good toumament.fl • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Los Angeles L.akers' Pau Gasol, right, of Spain, shoots over the defense of .Boston Celtic~' Kevin Garnett during the second quarter of Game 3 of the NBA basketball finals In Lq;; Angeles on Tuesday. ~ ·. • lakers meet Celfics. See Pat;e BJ A foul issue in the NBA fina~ money seems laughable, bUt ,\SSOCIATED PRESS the way NBA games offici~ted. it only feeds ~ LOS ANGELES - Jack consprractes. I Nicholson and the rest of the Has anyone figured . olil beautiful people had barely what a foul really is in ~ settled into their oourtside NBA. or why ·the team play,seats, and already four ing at home usually seems t{! Boston starters had been get the best of tllem? ~ whistled for fouls. The Even before the late~~J Lakers had an early lead and Donaghy .alle~ations, Kobe Bryant had a free pass . chat on talk radio was aOO,~ to the free throw line, just the 38-10 edge the CehiOi had in Game 2 at the froC like the conspiracy theorists .ers. had predicted all day long on Steni dismissed the allega:--11irow line, ana the 13 fi'O; I spolts talk radio. tions as nothing more than a throws in 14 minutes by selOn an ordinary ·night in desperate attempt by doni-used reserve Leon the NBA, no one outside llhe Donaghy to win a lighter Powe. Tbe consensus w&S boukies"in Las Vegas w0uld sentence after admitting to the referees would make 1t have given it much thought. taking cash from gamblers up to the Lakets at home, The rest of us have long and making bets on games and sure enough the ~ since accepted the role the himself. Stem Fepeatedly team shot 20 of the first '1!j. home court adv311tage plays referred to him as a convicl- free throws. , in professional basketball ed felon who would say anyWere the Laker& suddenly and the inherent power that thing and do anything to that much more .aggressiv-e NBA referees have to . avoid as much prison time as than the Ceitics? Did change games with their · possible ami said the ieague Nicholson . glaring hom whistles. bas nothing to hide. · •b ehind his shades prompt This, of <COurse, was no "He picks his spots. He the referees to give the ordinary night. This was figures the NBA finals, Lakers mote .calls? · Game 3 of an NBA finals that was SU"""'sed to be a game in LA, I' 11 frle it today Again, who lmows. But to rrand then all you guys will the conspiracy sorts, it CCI:celebration of aU that is come running in breathless- tain1y seems suspicious. " . ~ and right with the ly ·to see whether there's. Lakers' coach Phil gue. be something •n ew dial the l.ackson certainly fuele4 ltwasanigbttosee.and . NBA ·s hould lle.spond to much of the u1k wbea .lle - . . A ni,glll-to iieleb• ate die from a convictel:l felon wbo ·complained about the officiinevitable beginnin,g of a really violated nrnbably the ating in Boston. But Jackson comeback by the home team ·r-~ in . front . of Tmseltown'·s most sacred trust in sports," also offered an idea bel~ fi.mest. Stem ~>aid. T~sday's game that ~ N ·h admi hat Stem was J1ight about the some sense. .. . · ot a m~ t ~ · t .w 1iming, and the letter was Separate die •referees froDi IS beoonung mcreas1Dgly filed in oowt with no evi- the league, he said. and JIPPareDt - that me NBA bas an image ptoblem mag· dence backing up the allega- make them a separate entil)l. nified at the worst .possible tions. But be was j ust as That way there can be .time by events both on the wrong when in the next claims that anything they do court and in a cowt. breath he said he was not is influenced by the ,people Commissioner David tetribly concerned about .the who sign their paychecks. "Bnt I don't think that'• Stern wasn't about to do C'Larges. "' ., that, even as be stood .deep ·"Why should I be wor- going to happen," Jackson in the bowels of the Staples riedT' be asked. said. "That's just .a want .and Center an hour or so before. Here' s a good reason: desire in tbe area of haviJig the game to answer ques- Because perception doesn't every;thing apart from 1lhe lions that bad nothinJ to do lag far . behind reality, ·.a nd NBA that can be apart from . . . : wid! the championship the perception among a lot the NBA." series and .ev.erything to do of basketball fans 1s that the Stern 1sn 't li:kely to g.tve with the integrity of a league NBA controls a tot more that cc,>ntrol of the referees away. where games can be decided happens in its games than But in a league where the at the whim of three guys the lea~ue would ever admit. fortunes of teams .c an ~ who have .never dunked a The tdea that Stem and his changed on a referee ) ball. minions · would gather whim, he might work op A few hours eal'lier, the behind closed doors and making what they do a!! lawyer for disgraced former order referees to make the transparent to fans as poss\" refeme Tun Donaghy had 2002 series between the ble. : leveled perhaps dle Lakers and Sacramento Because admit it or .n~, strongest aflegall.ons ever Kings go seven games to the NBA has an image prob- · made against a professional make the teams some more lem. •. league in this country by claiming a 2002 NBA playoff series was rigged to go to seven games and ·that a 2005 series also was manipulated. In a letter fded in federal court, Donaghy' s attorney also claimed the NBA routinely . encouraged refs to ring up bogus fouls to manipulate results and discouraged them from calling technical fouls on star play- IIYt•D.wMH '\,J BY BRI~ . .~ PageA3 • Robert E. :Coulson, 73 .• John Eynon, 76 • Hattie Rockhold,79 • Evelyn Sanders, 76 INp>H • ·Helnlook Grange .holds meeting. SeePageA2 • Holzer Hospice receives danation. SeePageA3 ,• Farmers Bank announces promotion. 'SeeP8geA3 CW·3. Mike WaHs, left, and M. Sgt. John Slsslon in Iraq • God Bless America. ~ See Pqe AS • What ,is a father? ·See Pqe AS upiD Walls of the U.S. Army is stationed at Camp Victory in Baghdad. While . the two hadn 't se.e n e ach other for 20 RUTLAND - · After mo~ than 20 years, they maintai ned contact by eyears of not seeing each other, two mail over the years and connected boyhood fri ends who gre w up as instantly when they finally li nked up neighbors in Rutland, had a reunion in Iraq. recently in Saddam Hussein's palace Wall s wi ll be there for another J 5 in Iraq. · months. Sisson fi nishes his assignM . Sgt. John Sisson is in the U. S. ment there in less th an a month . Air Force stati oned at Camp Ph~ nix In a letter to John 's parents, Iva and and Chief Warra nt O ffi cer Mike Bob Si sson of Ru tland. Wall s 8Y CIIIMLENE HOEFLICH • 11ile meaning oHatllelfmd. HOEFLICH @MYDAILYSENl:ii'ICL.QOM See Pqe A6 ' .• Rutland alumni gather for reunion. See Page A8 WEAmER . -.oo.ooNow$6.98 • 2'"' .5FM ,..,...h., ... ... or•1; • • ,.·stallf wot•u .. j • · f J..• .-.~ 1 .. Grt;:su ttl ' ' "pt._. ~.r,..w et~•" UfiOt"dw cGII. (»>) 675-74()() . ond is for 7 p.m., Jul y 7, income persons in Racine. replacement is proposed on bo th 'at the Racine The entire prDject cost is sections of Vine Street, Municipal · Building. The $639.500 with officials hop- Broadway, F ifth and Sixth RACINE - Official s with grant application requires ing for $319,750 from Streets and Main Street. T he project is dependent the Village of Racine have the mandatory meetings to C DBG funds. $250,000 an Appalachian on ava ilable gra nts to announced dates for two· give residents the opportu- from public bearings pertaining to nity to ·b e informed about Regional Commission grant finance it and the more its intention to apply for a the CDBG program, how and a $69.750 loan from the publ ic participation in the Community Development that mo ney is used, what Ohio Water Developmenl process. the better Racine · 1 will score on Its grant Block Grant issued through activities are eligible and Auth ority. · other requ irements. Residents are encouraged applications. the Ohio Department of The village is applying Development.· . The proposed project to to attend the meetings to Racine is eligible for up benefit from the grant is express their views on the for the CDBG grant for tisto $500,000 in CDBG water . li ne replaceme nt village's proposed project to . cal year 2008. Any funher money an4 the frrst public which village officials esti- replace al l non-PVC water questions should be directed hearing is scheduled for II mate will benefit 51 percent .1\nes in two phases using to Clerk- Treasu rer Davtd a. m., June 24 while the sec- or more low-and-moderate el'ght-inch C-900 pipe. Line Spencer at 949-2296. B'l' BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM DeUIIII on Page A2 I .• ' :a SECI10NS .- 16 PAGES ~·s Mailbox A2. A2. Bs-6 Obio Volley Work still. stalled at boat ramp construction site BY BETH SERGENT .. """''"''"'I C... • REED POMEROY Meigs Count y Commissioners and their Workers · com pensation coordin ator have been commended by the thi rdparty admini strator fo r making improve me nt s in the program. CompManagement, in a · recent newsletter. used Meigs County as an example of how managing claims more effectively can save money on premiums and return workers to thei r jobs mote quickl y. In 2003, commissioners hi red Vic ki Cundiff as their workers compensation coordinator to institute a transitional work program for injured workers and investigate injuries. According . to CompManage ment. th e county averaged 16.06 days of lag time per workers compensatio n claim . Lag time is the time between the date of inj ury and the filing of a claim . That has improved to 1.83 days, an d allows the county and CompManagement to clarify medical conditions and make arran gements for early return -to-work and modified duty, The . count y has also reduc ed · Jost-ti me claims from eight in 2003 an d 2004 to two in 2005 and 2006. "All claims are ac hieving a return to work that is much faster than anticipated given the nature ·of inj ury and vocation of the inj ured ;vorker." CompManagement reponed. "These improvements accounly for a significant achievement:·· Beca use of these improvements in the p rogram, the county has been accepted into a group ra\ing program. saving the county thousands of dollar> . in premi ums. 'To be cenain . Meig ' County still has ali ocassional work-related 'injw The crit ical pie ce to' the puzzle that is now in place IS the on-site presence of focused organiLalion for each injury and return-towork procedure . h is a gen· .ui ne s u cces~ ston•, " During their regular business meeting Thtmda)·. 1 BSERGENTe iMWLYSENllNELCOM Jl',ditorials RACINE - Worlc remains Faith • Values As-7 stalled at the consttuction site Movies A3 of the new Racine Boat due to fluctuating river 88 Ramp NASCAR levels with wodcen; unable to actually get in the. water near Obituaries A3 the coffer dam since B Section November of last year, Sports to G us Smithhisler A2. acco.,!ing Weather of the Ohio Department of Cl - J. commission er~ al ~o: . Qmllcs • • • • 2.99 • 2 ... '5.00 describes the reunion as "bringing a ru sh of memories." He recalled the fun times of life in Rutland - ''the flashlight tag into the late hours, the wuffle-ball every day, basketball with everyone, and baseball down at the old park." "That (! ne hour meeting with John bas been the hi ghlight of my first four mo nth s here ," commented Wall s. "But thank God John is final ly going home." Hearings set for Racine development grant ' BY BRIAN BREED OMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES ;.~~ L_.a.aa ,,,,d,d . . ~~~~~~~~l,,~t,, access to fi nancial records charges against him con- into his per5onal accounts as directed by hi s probation tained in a federal indict- and those of relat ives. oflicer. He was assessed a .ment were dismissed. friends, and business associ$ 100 lump sum fine. He is subject to a firearms ates. Norri s has made an Norris was sentenced in disability as a term of his unspecified restitiJtion paythe Southern District of supervised release , and ment to ihe bank, and was Ohio U.S. Di strict Court in standard terms of supervi- assessed a $ 100.000 civi l Columbus by Judge John D. sion also apply. money penalty by the OCC Hol schuh, on a single The j udgment ent ry filed According to the Office of charge of mi sapplication of the Comptroller of the in ·the court last month does me nies, fund s and credits of Currency. Norris diverted not indicate Norris·s present a financial institution. Other Home National Bank funds residence address. '' O}issifieds .. For \\1\1\ . ·~r • :.!OOX County's workers comp program 'true success story' ~dars • 7 1 :~ thf ' I REED will are Members of the ftr•n•t Vdey RHie Ha... &: H01pice team would like to express ours~ . gmtitavte to ·~lowing eorporate sponsors who . made possible... ' J. credit for a day serveq in jail• .and will serve no additional jail time . He will, . RACINE ·- The former however, serve 30 days senior vice president of under bouse arrest, at which Home Nlttionai:.Bank · in time be must stay at home serve 30 days except for work and activiRacine under' house· arrest for self- ties approved by his probadealing . ·i nd improperly tion officer. Norris was al so ordered to diverting·• bank funds for complete I 00 hollrs of compersonal use. Gary P. Norris was given munity service, and provide Butterfly Release & Celebration· dais...... ... 1\ '\.I BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM Annual PVH Hospice Tribute ' 11\11)\\ .!.tl SPOR'IS AP Jlh04I1 ' T.lger Woods chips balls on the driv.i~ range duq practice for the US Open at Torrey Pines Golf Course on Wednesday in San Diego. The US Open begins on 11hursday. ~- ,,,(I '\11...,. \,,1 oo AP,._ Rio Grande qroup re~ives· national honorS,A2 Natural Resources. "We ' re doing what we can, unfortunately that's very little right now," Srruthhisler said. The $2 Qlillion-plus pro- t • ject belongi ng to ODNR was originall>' set to be completed tht s past May though that completion date bas since been moved 10 Nov. 7 due to pervasive rains and continually hi gh water conditions along the Ohio R iver which have flooded the ramp ·s coffer dam. A cofferdam is a tern porary barrier for excluding water from an area that is normally submerged. Smithhisler acknowl edged the cost estimate on the project has not been revised but would likely go up due.to the ·increase in the cost of fuel. the extension on the completion date and a change order'in regards to the coffer dam which had to be placed deeper into the riverbed than anticipated. However, at this time the p roject is on budget to get completed. Smithhisler said there is a crew still assigned to the site though the contractor is. off doing other jobs until the river begim to cooperate. The crew has been attempt·ing to finish the parking lot though there ·s only so much that can be completed because . of concrete trucks eventually being needed at the site to pour the ramp. ODNR doesn' t want these large trucks to damage a new parking lot so the project al this point is in a holding pattern . "Unfortunatel y, with this being the Ohio Ri ver. we' te not only dealing wi th local rnins but rains all the way up into Pennsylvania and Nonhern Ohio." Smithhisler said. "1he water level has not been down long enough to even de-water the coffer dam to see what we have in lernls of debris and silt. Right now it"s hurry up and wait." 1 • Approved a con tra.:! between the Depan ment ,~ · lob and Fami lv Sen ice' and Norma Torre' for Spanish translation services. at a rate of $l'i per hour. • Approved · an ani ma l claim from Jeff Cundiff. Pomeroy. fm I 'i c hicken~ killed by a stray dog. at a cost of $3.50 each. • Approved a contta\11 between the DJFS and the sheriff's department for fin gerprint impre"ion~ and DNA collecuon. at a cost of $3.970.20. ~ Present were Commi ssioners Jim 'heet~ and Mid; Da\'enport and Clerk Gloria Kloes. ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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