http://66.213.69.5/files/original/04ffc4bffaf39cb1711ac7657bc3ee72.pdf 49f5f3518fbe51f289b796f4a76c260c PDF Text Text ' • ' • ~.mydailysentinel.eom Tri-County Junior Golf begins play IIY Fa. CAPBIAIIT SPO!lTS CORRESPONDENT POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The Tri-County Junior Golf Tour opened the season at Hidden VaJiey Monday in some 'b eautiful conditions. The yollng players were cruising along and nearly frnished until skies darkened and the few ulifin· isbed players had to take a break while rain fell. After the half hour delay the players finished their round in bright sunshine. In the premier 15-17 age gr.oup Kamal Dayal .of Gallipolis finished very strong in the final three ·holes after the rain to capture the first place Fruth trophy with a fine twoover 38. Runner-up David Greene of Mason, W.Va., claimed his trophy with a steady round of 42 while Brock McClung of Point Pleasant was third at 45 ahead of Justin Cavender and Eric Veith. The 13-14 bracket featured some II players . In the final count Nick Saunders -of Gallipolis posted a dandy 38 to earn the first place trophy. Just two strokes behind was Opic: Lucas of Point P·l easant. Tied at third with 48 apiece came Zane Warner of Meigs, Erik SkyJine 610i11P9Bl - his challengers. The newlywed. used every granule of the racing surface he could in another , fiat-footed charge to 1Victory. Naber and Nier battled nose-to-tail for nearly twenty laps in an exciting exchange until Nier exited on the 21st cir.cuit. Chillicothe driver Josh Davis charged back to the front after doing a 360 on lap four and dropping back as far as tenth. Davis used every inch of the track for a dramatic drive back:to third. Tim Hunter and Adam -Btrausser engaged in a racelong battle with Hunter eventually claiming fourth. Behind Davis were Hunter, Strausser, Greg Mitchell, Kory Crabtree, Benny Hickel, Mark Imler; and Brian Benson. · Mitchell completed a · good night after fading to , ninth, then coming back for a strong sixth, ' while also making the fast-car dash: 14-year old rookie Kory Crabtree continued his sll!ing of top ten finishes and 35 year-veteran · Benny !Hickel earned his f1rst oop ·t en run in a sprint car in just his 7th time in a sprinter. Hickel was the hard charger of the race. Steve Starr led the first few laps of the VARC vin·tajle car feature after a battle w1th Mike Swain. Mike Mason in a 1970 midget then led the neKt few laps ·before John Lawhorn of Sinking Springs, Ohio took the lead in his 1970 USAC Dirt Champ car. On the last lap Mason of Wilmington, Ohio took the lead oo post the win. Mason brought home the win ahead of Lawhorn, Mike Swain, and Steve Starr. Friday veteran Larry Bond was the local hero after being collected in a grinding crash the wei!lc before. ln the Late Model main, veteran Bond put it in cruise control after getting the jump on Tracy Friuer and Cluis Garnes. Bond established his own zip code on the 3/8 mile oval, half trackins the ilext closest com-. petitors of Garnes and Fritter. Games lihook Fritter oil lap 12 and began a run on Bond as· the defending champ closed in on heavy lapped traffic. Garnes cut the ~ in ha:lf, but on~ Bond cleared traffic he was off ed running .once again. Meanwhile Freddie Carpenter bagged Fritter for third and Travis Brookover foll?~ed in suit. Racin~ for poSition was at a premiUm. -carpenter and Brookover diced through lapped traffic in putting on a show, as Fritter faded to a distant seventh. Pat Oillian bad a good run as be and last week 's winner Jeff Burdette Allbright · of Point and Jacob Leach of Cheshire. Close behind them was Brady Curry, David Michaels, Andrew Roseberry and Samuel G ord on .. · Only three players took ~o the li.UCs in the 11 - 12year-old category with Denver Thomas of Leon, W.Va., winning the coveted Fruth trophy with 52 strokes .w hile · Michael MacKnight of Mason · grabbed the runner-up spot with 62 . Ryan Schenkelberg of Gallipolis wasthird. Kelsey Allbright of Point Pleasant edged out a solid 51 to earn the first place trophy in the girls category · while Libby Leach of Cheshire took runner-up honors at 59. Two brothers battled for the ten-and-under crown. At the . end Of the round Dares Hamid claimed the crown with a crisp 40 and Taae Hamid collected the runner-up trophy at 44. Both players are .from Gallipolis. The tour will get back underway on Monday when play for the second round will take place at Pjne Hi lls in Pnme roy. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. with tee-off at 9 a.m. All area golfers are invited to join. leap-frogged to fifth and Chris Carpenter sixth. gained another top ten in eighth, Dan MorriSon came from 17th to ninth for hardcharger honors and Andy Bond anchored tt;nth. Marietta's Mark Dickson was the elitist of the 18-car modified feature. Dickson blasted into the lead as the rest of the pack battled vigorously for the runner up slot. Dusty Boley · and Jeremy Blake had first stakes on number two, but the star-studded field led by Kenny Johnson and Doug Henry moved into contention. Johnson moved into second ahead of Blake, while Henry nosed by Boley who was left tussling with Berwanger for fifth and sixth. · Dickson in his GRS chassis stretched his lead with a low-rider ilnage around the infield tires, while Johnson blitzed the high-side in his copyright rim-riding style. Henry tightened up his run on Blake, but Blake held on for a solid third behind Dickson and Johnson. Rounding out the top ten behind the bard charging Johnson were Blake, Doug Henry, Dusty Boley, Jeremy Berwanger, J.P. Roberts, Roy Roush, Robbie Evans, • and Louis Krushansky Darin Roush and Jeremy \ Blake battled tooth-andclaw for the top spot in the Pure Stock main. One lap Blake would lead and then Roush and vice-versa. Finally, with two laps to go, the versatile Blake picked up the pace and continued · on to the win. Behind Blake and Roush were George Klintworth, Cun Reck, Matt Holcomb, Dusty Adkins, Gary Gould, Eric Francis, Tony Roush, and Bill Tewksbury. In the Four-cylinder main Portland, Ohio's TommY. Adkins came from the tad to pass 18 cars and claim the feature win with a last-, lap pass over last week's wmner Tim Christopher. That came after Adkins was cited .for jumping on the. initial start, forcing the Racine-area driver into overdrive. Adkins ended Christopher's three-week win streak, as the rivalry between the two competitors continues to heighten. Behind the combatants Adkins and Christopher were Tony. Plaugher, Jeff Rankin, Jeff Blanton, · George Klintworth, Ryan McClain, Barry Kitts, Bobby Collins, and Greg King. The Four Cylinders will run for a hu~e $600 to win show this Fnday night, June 20. . Ron Pickens cleaned up on the mini-wedge action after claiming the heat. then taking the Vienna MiniWedge spc;msored feature. Behind Pickens were Stevie Magyar, Kyle Bond, Zach Fox, Mariah Miller, and Hunter Brookover. New York Mets fire Willie ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) us," Minaya said. "I can't - New York Mets manager replace 25 players. A,nd the In this May 2! Willie Randolph was fired players care. The players file phOtD, '( because the losses and the · give I 00 percent." New VOrl<~ speculation about his job "It just wasn't working," . maf18118r ~ · were hurting the' team. he said. "I think the players Rar.ldolph · ". That's what general man- were pressing." leaves.the :• ager Omar Minaya said Randolph became the first field after bat> Tuesday after Randolph ' s manager it) the majors to get tfnd practioe ~· •' awkward dismissal was fired this season, a move the before a bas& announced in a matter-of- Mets released in im e-mail . batt game • fact news release in the dead around 12:15 a .m: PDT against the : of night. Tuesday. Aorida Marlin' With the Mets below .500 "Right now, I think we are in New Vorl<. • and still wobbling from last somewhat underperformAfter weeks c# year's colossal collapse, ing," Manuel said. "l think speculatian :; rumors about Randolph's we need to freshen up our that his job status built to a cres~ndo everyday players." . was in jeop- != over the weekend. Minaya Minaya said he could' ve ardy, Willie ~ said the tension went on "far made the decision oo fire Randolph finat. too long." Randolph after last year ly got fired by~ "It was not fair to the ended, but wanted to bring the New Yor1< :: team, it was not fair to Willie him back. Minaya was the Mets early · , Randolph, it was not fair to one ·who originally hired Tuesday whi... the organization," Minaya Randolph. most falls ; . 'Pitching coach Rick said, several hours before were sleepl,gt the Mets played the Los Peterson and ftrst base coach · ~. Angeles Angels. Tom Nieto also were fired in • Bench coach Jerry Manuel an enormous overhaul. Ken Obedd"ell, the club's Manuel was promoted to manage the Randolph led the Mets to Mets and · will stay in that within one win of the 2006 _ manager at Triple-A New position for the rest of the . World Series. They got' off to Orleans, and Dan Warthen, year. a strung start again last year pitching coach for the "I'm really stunned by it," but plummeted down the Zephyrs, will join the major 2000 after guiding !his Randolph said as he left the stretch and were unable to , league staff along with Luis to the league's .best roc·~ team hotel shortly before · rebound. , Aguayo, a Mets field coordi- (95-67). A preseason favorite to nator. · He steps in for Randoipt£ noon. "I was surprised by it." win the NL pennanJ, the It was a frustrating ~nd for · known for his exception!§ Minaya said he made the $138 million Mets had won th.e 53;;year-old RandOlph, steady play Dllil. slx.tliijC ; decision Monday and two in a row when Randolph who was set to be an NL Star second baseman an. stressed it was his alone . He was dismissed, He was set to coach at the All-Star game at even-keel demeanor as . a met with Randolph at the earn $2 million •this season Yankee Stadium next month. longtime coach with tiW Mets' team hotel after that and is owed $2.25 million in Yankees co-chairman Hal Yankees. •· night's 9-6 win over the 2009, when the Mets move· Steinbrenner, at a promoWith each stretch nf Angels. into new Citi Field. · tional event Thesday for the inconsistent play, chants of "I think he was resigned to Randolph said he was All-Star festivities, was "Fire Willie!' grew louder ;I it. When all is said and done, sorry he wasn' t able to "ful- asked whether the team Shea Stadium and on Net I think he Was relieved," fill what my dream is, to might rehire Randolph - · York's sports talk radio sl(1 Minaya said. come here and help this even in an honorary capacity tion. : Minaya said it would have team win a world champi- · - to let him take part. La~ last month, Randol~ been disrespectful to ftre a onship." "Willie's been a Yankee got a temporary reprie'l mana~er while he was still -:: Peterson said Mets man- for a lot of years. He's a w~en he mel with owq in uniform. Instead, Minaya agement "welcomed.me into smart man. We need to let all sh~p. . . , . ;. said be waitec;l to talk to their home and homes go the dust settle and see what W1lbe s Job was never ~ Randolph away from the through renovations. happens, and we'll go from danger going into this mee; ballpark. 'T m , the hardwood floor there," Steinbrenner said. ing," Minaya said after If¥ "11 p.m. at night, after a that's getting ripped out and ''A~ything 's a possibility," session. "Willie has my SUP." game .. . standard procedure they're going to replace it he sa1d. port. He has the support of in letting a manager go in with Tuscany tile," he said. The 54-year-old Manuel our ownership. · ... There. i~ this game," be said. "This is a team that's takes over a squad that still no lilnbo period. Willie is At 34-35, the Mets never underachieved and it wiiLget bas-playoff aspirations. He's the manager." . ~· found any consistency. back on track," he said. "I had success before, too. . But no promises for the "Is it Willie Ol)ly? No, it's walk out in peace." ·Quiet and confident, future were made. :: Vaudeville comedy lights up State Theater, A6 Holzer Assisted living to host . ~abiotic program, Aa • ... .... Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .J 4l( i I '\1'-'•\,tl .-.- - '\t•. :.!:t) SPORTS • Season~ knee su~ryforVV~ ~PageBl · lllll<"-ll\' . 1.'"'' .JI ' I 1q .!lt.IX EPA issues · BY Bmt SERGENT • 12with~publicbear- ing scheduled on Aug. 5 at Southern Elementary COLI,JMBUS School where the OEPA Yesterday, the Ohio will make a presentation on Environmental Protection the current drafts and take Agency issued draft permits formal testimony from resiconcerning the landfill and dents. More information, waste ·water discharge (401 including a time for the water quality ~rtification) hearing, will be announced associated with American later by the OEPA. ·· Municipal Power-Ohio' s · AMP-Ohio is proposing a coal-frred power plant pro- landfill oo deal with waste posed' for Letart Falls. byproduct& at the plant. The The comment period on landfill is to be localed east the drllfts will 1'1!11 !.llltil f>ug, . of Letart Falls between the BSEAGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELOOM ln\ll.tth,l·t1tllh:llt•n• P draft perntits . . . intelsedioos of Hill Road and Ohio 124, and Hill Road · and East Letart Road. The waste water permit bas oo do with how streams might be ilnpaned by the power plant. The permits can be reviewed at the Racine Library, acconling oo the OEPA. Kent Carson, director of . communications for AMPOhio, announced. the issuance of the draft permits yesteroay afternoon and said a statement would be- fOitbcoming from the co'mpany. . Car&On also $ave an updatf; on the JHUJOCI. say· ing'(he coinpany was in the final stage of choosing a prefermfUPC contractor to' build tbi: plant. Due oo some setbacts with the weather, the cOmpany is also still completing its mitigation proj~ ,- in Letart Falls to · build iJiiW breedin habitats for the Eas~ ~padefoot Toad. ' Creating the habitat was ,jlilrt of the conditions ·set fiXtb l)y the Ohio Power SitlnJ Boord upon gnmlfllg AMP-Ohio' s certificate of eQvimnmental compatibili· ty and public need. · Carson also explained "in the next ccuple of weeks'" consultants hired by AMPOhio will be starting phase two of investigating archeological artifacts on the plant site in Letart Falls which was also required by the OPSB. The first phase identified archeological .areas of interest. : Carson also said overall the Jli'Ojecl rerruiins on schedule.; ' Pomeroy man ,;I ., sentenced on attempted murder charge BY BRIAN J. REED BREECOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • Opal L. HalfhiU, 64 · • · Engineer is first sentenced for economic espionage. SeePageAl, • Rio orientation begins today, including Meigs Center classes. SeePage AS • For the Reoold. SeePageAS • Friendship Circle honors mothers and .fathers. See Page AS •BassAnglers Tournament set for Gallipolis. See Page A6 .• HMC's Health Fair is . Saturday. "See ... .A6 WEATHER ' .,... • onl'llge.U • POMEROY A Pomeroy man charged with attempted murder and other crimes has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on one count and will be sentenced next month on two others. Michael Bums, 47, was indicted on counts of attempted murder, attempt: ed felonious assault ;md burglary after allegedly stabbing Lisa Gray, 33, and Raymond Klein, 23, at a Mechanic Street residence on New Year's Day. Judge Fred W. Crow lU sentenced llums to the maximum sentence of I0 years on the attempted murder char~e. and delayed sen~ncmg on. the other two charges until July 28. Burns was remanded to cQstody of . Chlo1el•tta~ the sheriff for tnrnsportation Historian Mike Gerlach gives the Red Hat Society members a glimpae d the early lifestyle of Meigs County's early settlt>'"S. to the Orient ·Reception Cen~r to begin his senteo~. He will be returned here for the second sentencing hearing next month. Burns was given credit for 133 days served in local custody, and was placed under a life~ fueanns disability. Crow also ofl!ered a postsentence investigation. Both victims in the case BY CHARLENE HoeRJCH WC?re. hospitalized for their HOEPI.ICHOMYOAILYSENTINEL.IX>M IDJunes . Burns bad previously lived POMEROY - Members of the local Red Hat with Gray at \he Mechanic Society, known for having a good time wherever Street home where the stabthey go, accepted an invitation last week to visit bings rok: place but was the Df<W Colonial-style borne of Toney and Slllillll . restrained from the residence Dingess on Lincoln Hill. under two civil protection The gracious hostess served a tasty luncheon to orders at the time of the stabthe 20 or so ladies in their red and purple garb . bings. He had been convictafter ~hich they toured the spacious structure ed of domestic violence and which features .a second-story balcony overlookhad served a jail sentence on ing the Ohio River. the charge. Historian .Mike Gerlach then gave the women a Burns was arrested two glimpse of the lifestyle of Meigs County's early days after the stabbings took settlers - first the English who came from place. and has been in jail Pennsylvania, and then the Germans cr.edjted with All decked out in their red hats and and purple tops, Dorothy Sheets, since then at the Southeastern Regional Jail in Nelsonville. PI nee ....... H.t. AI left, and Cordelia Bentz relax on the stairs ollhe Dingess home. Red Hat Society · viSits the Dingess home MLEF 'community ~EX phase' _receives funding • BSEAGENTOIMI>\ILVSENTINELOOM •' 4.,.. •. JIIBCIIONS - l2 PAGES BY BEnt Sat3Eifl" t\nnie's Mailbox ing. However, the ftrst phase, or ooinmunity' phase, did, and includes a multipurpose commwiity . complex which is made up of a rubberized ttack designed POMEROY The Meigs Local Enrichinent t ,? A, Foundation (MIEF) recently received $175,000 in for walking and running )lRr. ~Sllifieck •• • state c~ital appropriation grams; nature trails designed ~~ funds to help -fmance the for hiking, biking and jogoommunity phase of a pro- ging purposes; multi-purp,litorials ject which the foundation pose community center ~vies hopes will benefit residents designed to ~ indoor livmg not only in the Meigs wellDess and community Obituaries Local School District but activities; performing arts A6 the Southern liM Eastern facilities; a playground with Places togo • Local School Districts. an "energy tbeme." B Section . The MLF.P is attempting Sports Rep. Jimmy Stewart (R• to fmance two phases , of Meigs) recently presented Stall pt.development on land located the MLEF with a $75,000 ..Weather . The Meigs Local Enrichment Foundation recently received $175,000 in state capital @-Ohio Volley hbiW>iD!I Co. in Salisbury Township. The check and Salisbury appropriation funds lor lhe community phase of its $3 million project in Salisbury Townshitl second phase has to ·dO with Township with a c~k for buildin2 a new football sta- $100,000 to be specifically which the foundation hopes wiH benefit residents living in all three school districts. Picture<t dium for Meigs Local but used for the community (from left) John Hood, Salisbury Township trust~, Mike Bartrum, MLEF, Rep. Jimmy Stewart, Marilyn Andenlon, financial secretary lor Salisbury · Township, Bill Spaun, ~phase did not receive the SaHibury TOWillhip trJ.t., Steve .. IS98f, trauurw, MLEF. . Plnua ... IIW,AS • capital appropiation fund- ~dars • .. ' .- . ' , I �.. The Daily Sentinel ·N ATION PageA2 • WoRLD PageA3 The .Daily Sentinel Thursday,June19,2oo8 n.UI'IICiay, June 19.2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Holzer Assisted Living to.host patriotic prognml Stay out of this situation, but advise BY KA11fY •can • AND IIMCT SuG•R GALLIPOLIS Holzcc Assisted uving Jocarcd at 300 Brianvood Drive, Gallipolis. will be . hosting a patri~ program by Esrivaun them to my parties. - fit lUid Beaaliful fnm the Midwest Dar Fit: If you thinlc Maabews titled, "Building A Nation.~ . · ' The program wiU be held on Salurday, June 28, at 2 p.m. L.ocal talent will perfonn patriotic readings, songs and instrumental selections. Everyone is invited to oome 001 and Dear ADDle: "Lynne~ and I have been dating foe over having younger boyfriends .two. years, and her parents .and I get .along very well, but a continuing situation with her mother bas me perplexed and angry. Lynne, 17, has been .working pan tirile for the last three years, IJying to save for college. Several months ago, she coofJded that her mother has been taking money frOm her bank ,aooounL This amount now totals in the .thousands · of .dollars. I do not feel this .action is justified or fair. If lier mother Deeded money so badly, wliy didu't sbe just explain the 6nan'cial situation and ask for :help instead of going behind Lynne's back'! I think Lynne deserves to be reimbursed, but at the very least, sbe slioold get an explanation and apology. This money is · crucial to Lynne's academic ; ~·_.!s'l there anything. I GaO uv. MJid m .M"dipa , Dear Mad: We don't know whyLynne's mother is taking money from the ,.aooount, oc wby she still ,bas aooess. Sbe · cenainly sboold not be going behind J~er daughter's back. Many pvents supplY. tbe seed money for a child's savings acoount, and it's possible ·Mom has been taking ·money she .believes is her own. Or, Mom anticipates ·..tbat she aod Dad will pay Jor Lynne's college toilion and considers the money an "advance." In any event, d!is is lnlly not your · business~ You should :encourage .Lynne to dis.cuss ~ matt" witb her ,parents and visit the bank to set up an account in her ·OWnllliiDe. ~ Dar A=n' • WdL it bap,pened again. l have trouble l~vin2 my dear WOJDell is a sign of fJtness and beauty, Ibis could be part of the problem. Either yoo're preeoio;. too much over your ability to attJact these men, or yoilr female friends are jealous. By .forcing your boyfriends to acbtowledge your age, they are attempting to level the playing !ield. We suggest you 1goore the not-so-subtle JOID US. me· pendenoe, privacy, rompaoionship, and pbysic<ll ADDie: I had a different take on the letter from .. ~Despe.-ate .in ntinois," wbose husband is friendly witb a female coworker. She sounded quite well-being · accomplished through a wide variety of services. SeQ twphaeD To learn more about bow 'Building A Nation" di8Clors, Charles Munay ·and Estivaoo MallhetTJS are joined by back, Holzer Assisted Living Holzer Assisted lMng slatl members Peggy Wiliams, RN, BSN, left. and Patti Wamsley. call (140) 441-9633. and inste\lfe. Men and women work toget11er all the time. It is wrong to assume they will have affairs. If the marriage is healthy, nothing will bappeo. l went through die same thing. After the iodignilies .of being es.cortcd to watt, liavmg . my home phone tapped and my male friend treated to a telephon- · ic tirade, the result was, I lost a dear friend and broke off a seva~-yea£ relationship tbal bad detaiorated into acaJsations, mistrust and aJgiiiDelltS OVCI' somelbing that nevtt would bave lympic Public ~ awa~--Seaueaad Lady iB Pelmlylwaaia Dar Sec:aR: We. believe in trusting one's intuition. If DOibing is going oo, Hubby should' have no problem IQSswillghiswjfebyolfa:ing ro see this woman only under wodl:-related ciR:umstanees. But if he ;gives her a lwd rime about i.t, it means he values that friendship more than his wife's feefings, justified or not. Alutie'r Mllilbor is wrilten by !KtatJI.y MilduU IUUl Marcy SllfGT, longtilru edi- Tbunday, June 19 SYRACUSE - Meigs County Board of MRDD, regulv meetinjl. 4 p.m., Carleton School. Mwwl•y, Jue,%3 RACINE - Sootbem L.ocal School Board, regular ' IJliWing, 8 p.m., high school media room. Church events , Thursday aigbt.-l>artly : cloudy. Lows in the lower 50s. Northwest winds· 5 to · . JQ mph... Becoming · soutb :.after midnight. • · Friday••• Mostly sunny. · Highs in the lower 8Qs. :Southwest winds 5 to I 0 ;nr,:iday nigbt.••Partly : cloody. Lows in the u~r :sos. Southwest wmds :..around 5 mph. . Suaday-.Partly . · · tllti~(HYSE)-33.17 ' 8Gb £vMa (NASDAQ) - 32.34 :110ogTJ1amet (NYSE)- .a.51 Cenluly Aluminum (HASDAO) -7G.31 Clwt.-n (NASDAQ)- 5.ot ClwJI.IV llhopa (NASOAQ)1.21 Cltj Kaldl"' (NASDAQ) '1M Colllna (NYSE) - 51 . . 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Other eventS • • .• Tum on a light when you give or take medicines at night to that you know you have the correct amount of the light medicine .. 6 p.m. Youth events · Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 fun Monday; J~~~~r Z3 night and work session on RUlLAND Oasis fair booth display, witb Christian Fellowship potluck supper at 6:30 p.m., Vacation Bible School, 6followed by wOJt session. 8:30 p.m.. through June 26, 1\Jesday, June U Rutland Chwdl of Christ., RACINE -· - The Racine Power Lab is the theme, for Area Community children ages Ibm: through Organization will meet at fifth grade. Poisonings cell phone. The Kne is QPef1 24 hoUil> a day, 7 days a week. • Keep all drugs in medicine cabinets or other chiJdtn oof cabinets that young children cannot reach . • Avoid taking medicine in front of children because ~often copy adults. • Do no1 call medicine ; candy.; • Be aware of any legal or ~legal drugs that guests may bring into your home. Do not let guests leave drugS where children can find them, for eKample, in a pillbox, purse, beckpack, or coat pocket. Keep medicines in their original bottles or containers. • W1en you take medicines youl'l;elf, do not put your next .dole on the eounter or table where children can reach them. • · Never share or sell your prescription drugs. • Keep opioid pain medications, such as methadone, hydrocodone, and oXycodone, in a safe place that can only IMi reached by people who take or give them. • Monitor the use of mediclnes prescribed for children and teenagers, such as medicines·for attention deficit di&order, or ADO (SAMHSA 2006). • Dispose of unllled. unneecled, or expired p~escription drugs. • Never leave children alone with household . products or drugs. If you are using chemical . products or laking medicine and you have ID do something else, such asa.._ the phone, lake any young children with you . • ·Do not leave household products out after using them. Return the products to a childproof cabinet as soon as you are done with them. • Identify poisonous plants in your house and yard and place them out of reach of children·or remove them. · Hou11hold Chlmlellle atld.C.ttlon .,_Ide What to do If a poiloning oecurs • Always read the label before using a product that may be poisonous. • Keep chemical products in their original bottles or • · Remain calm • container-a. Do not use food container-a such as cups, bottles, or jars to store chemical products such as cleaning solutions or beauty products. · • ,. • ~II 911 if you have a poison ell'lefgency and the victim has collapsed or is not lllflathing. If the victim is awake and ,alert, dial1 ~00-222 - 1222 . Try to haVe lhl$ information ready: o the viCtim's age and weight o the conla\"er or bottle of the poison if available · 'Near protective clothing (gloves, long slae•tes, long panII, &oeka, shoes) if you spray pellicides or ather o the time of the poison exposure chemieals. o the address where the poisoning occulTed Tum on the fan and open windows when using o Stay on the phone and follow the inslructions from the emergency operator or poison .control center. Never mix houtehold products together. For example, mixing bleach and ammcinia can resun in toxicga&ell. chemical prOducts such as household cleaners. I Keep YOU "If Children We from Poleonlng • Put the poison oontrol number, 1-80().222·1222, on or near every home telephone and save it on your Sourt:e: U.S Department of 1-iealfh and Human Services, Cent&rs for Disease Control and Pre11ention . Qlo•o· fh•scl.. .afwla~ a IIIMc Mttla In ...,...,SIPC. TUPPERS PLArNS --· Friday, Juoe 28 SALEM CENTER Prev~nt Follow directions on the label when you give or take . medicines. Read all warning labels. Some medicines cannot be taken safely when you take other · medicines or drink alcohol. f::t"" .. (7<111) .W1-N4111nd M IMD In Paint . ~. (3CM) 174-017,, organizations Unlets noted. the safely tip& below _.. adiJI*d from the Ametieln Alsociafion of Poison Control Cenii!S' pailon preuelltiou tips for child!en and adulls. · • Paau*"' (NASO'O) -11.a Clubs and Eastern Music Boosters planning meeting, 7 p.m. band room. Officers meet at Safejy 'Jlps for You, Your Family, and Friends :f,S:!r 112.01 Ohio V1llley .a.nc eo.p; (HAS. DAQ)-25 ~ . ·Hr (NYSE) - 24.33 Pup I (NASDAQ)- 22.13 P I I ca (IIIYIE) - 15.01 6:30 p.m. at the Star Mill Park building. Potluck meal m lie !ii.'l\'eil, New Mi!ffiba'l: weloome. · 'lbursdl!y, Jue 26 SuadAy, J-19 Tips to · WI'Aim day-Partly cloudy. · Saturday and Saturday Lows around 60. Higbs in a.igbt. •.Mostly cloudy. the mid 80s. · ~r ;MP..,YSE}-,1.M · ·Abco(N•SOAQ)-7,.15 . ; ....... ICIInc, (HYSE)- 51.10 wiU include swing, big band, 1113ldJes, and patriotic music. Free. open m die public, take lawn chair and enjoy. r----------------------------------------------------------------------, sunny .Local Stocks Reunions Big Bend Community Band will present a concert in Dave Diles Park, Middleport, 7 p.m. elections Highs around 80. Lows in the upper 50s. with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Higbs in the ·upper 70s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saaday Digbt. ••Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows · in tbe upper 50s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Moaday••• Partly sunny. Higbs in the 70s, Monday t.bi'ouP - ~ Singing Byrds of Jooction , City, Ky. will be singu.g at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene on Sunday ' I : sunny. Higbs in the mid 7Qs, · West winds 5 to 10 mph. Pastor Leo Friday, June zt MIDDLEPORT - The :Local Weather • Tbursday ••• Mostly 10:30 a.m. · Powell invites the public. ~y, June 22 MIDDLEPORT - The · . "friendS"~ wbo • beg to be introduced to my II!CW beau and tben. in some oflhanded .way... remind '!im that I'm ·older than he 1s. You can't believe what lengths they go to in order to make this point in front of him. I'm so tired of comments like, "Fifty years ago, when tors of tile An• IAitders y,ou and I graduated from cohurua. l"ktue e-M4il your high school" or "Remember fMellUJIII to tuJIIieSIIUJil·that women OUR age bave box@c-CGSt.ui, or write to consider 0 blah, blah, to: Allllie'r Mllilbox, P.O. blah." They are otherWise Box 118190, C~Uc4Ko, ll really good ladies whose 60611. To Ji1111 out _,re oompany l enjoy - but not llbo.a All!lie's MaiJJJox, .when I'm w.i th my men lllltl l'e(lli fetllllres by odur Creators Sy..tiCG" writers friends. · Please do me a favor and . lllltl autoollirt5, •i.sit tlu ·prfut this so they can see CretJton · Syrtdirnte Web why I don't like to invite poge Ill www.crealorr.colll. < . lip · sport that many of us, onfommately, are pretty good aL If ''Desperate" continues to insult ber hubby by not trusting_ him and ~s his home life. unbearable, she will lose him and it will be her fault for drivinj.= social Community . Calendar ba~ to'conclusions is. tlie , Holn:r Assisted Living COIIliii,IIDities are located in botb Gallipolis and Jackson. 'These facilities provide . a comfortable. homelike environment, along witb security, inde, • Gam PllfttiChwhn, 0111o �.. The Daily Sentinel ·N ATION PageA2 • WoRLD PageA3 The .Daily Sentinel Thursday,June19,2oo8 n.UI'IICiay, June 19.2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Holzer Assisted Living to.host patriotic prognml Stay out of this situation, but advise BY KA11fY •can • AND IIMCT SuG•R GALLIPOLIS Holzcc Assisted uving Jocarcd at 300 Brianvood Drive, Gallipolis. will be . hosting a patri~ program by Esrivaun them to my parties. - fit lUid Beaaliful fnm the Midwest Dar Fit: If you thinlc Maabews titled, "Building A Nation.~ . · ' The program wiU be held on Salurday, June 28, at 2 p.m. L.ocal talent will perfonn patriotic readings, songs and instrumental selections. Everyone is invited to oome 001 and Dear ADDle: "Lynne~ and I have been dating foe over having younger boyfriends .two. years, and her parents .and I get .along very well, but a continuing situation with her mother bas me perplexed and angry. Lynne, 17, has been .working pan tirile for the last three years, IJying to save for college. Several months ago, she coofJded that her mother has been taking money frOm her bank ,aooounL This amount now totals in the .thousands · of .dollars. I do not feel this .action is justified or fair. If lier mother Deeded money so badly, wliy didu't sbe just explain the 6nan'cial situation and ask for :help instead of going behind Lynne's back'! I think Lynne deserves to be reimbursed, but at the very least, sbe slioold get an explanation and apology. This money is · crucial to Lynne's academic ; ~·_.!s'l there anything. I GaO uv. MJid m .M"dipa , Dear Mad: We don't know whyLynne's mother is taking money from the ,.aooount, oc wby she still ,bas aooess. Sbe · cenainly sboold not be going behind J~er daughter's back. Many pvents supplY. tbe seed money for a child's savings acoount, and it's possible ·Mom has been taking ·money she .believes is her own. Or, Mom anticipates ·..tbat she aod Dad will pay Jor Lynne's college toilion and considers the money an "advance." In any event, d!is is lnlly not your · business~ You should :encourage .Lynne to dis.cuss ~ matt" witb her ,parents and visit the bank to set up an account in her ·OWnllliiDe. ~ Dar A=n' • WdL it bap,pened again. l have trouble l~vin2 my dear WOJDell is a sign of fJtness and beauty, Ibis could be part of the problem. Either yoo're preeoio;. too much over your ability to attJact these men, or yoilr female friends are jealous. By .forcing your boyfriends to acbtowledge your age, they are attempting to level the playing !ield. We suggest you 1goore the not-so-subtle JOID US. me· pendenoe, privacy, rompaoionship, and pbysic<ll ADDie: I had a different take on the letter from .. ~Despe.-ate .in ntinois," wbose husband is friendly witb a female coworker. She sounded quite well-being · accomplished through a wide variety of services. SeQ twphaeD To learn more about bow 'Building A Nation" di8Clors, Charles Munay ·and Estivaoo MallhetTJS are joined by back, Holzer Assisted Living Holzer Assisted lMng slatl members Peggy Wiliams, RN, BSN, left. and Patti Wamsley. call (140) 441-9633. and inste\lfe. Men and women work toget11er all the time. It is wrong to assume they will have affairs. If the marriage is healthy, nothing will bappeo. l went through die same thing. After the iodignilies .of being es.cortcd to watt, liavmg . my home phone tapped and my male friend treated to a telephon- · ic tirade, the result was, I lost a dear friend and broke off a seva~-yea£ relationship tbal bad detaiorated into acaJsations, mistrust and aJgiiiDelltS OVCI' somelbing that nevtt would bave lympic Public ~ awa~--Seaueaad Lady iB Pelmlylwaaia Dar Sec:aR: We. believe in trusting one's intuition. If DOibing is going oo, Hubby should' have no problem IQSswillghiswjfebyolfa:ing ro see this woman only under wodl:-related ciR:umstanees. But if he ;gives her a lwd rime about i.t, it means he values that friendship more than his wife's feefings, justified or not. Alutie'r Mllilbor is wrilten by !KtatJI.y MilduU IUUl Marcy SllfGT, longtilru edi- Tbunday, June 19 SYRACUSE - Meigs County Board of MRDD, regulv meetinjl. 4 p.m., Carleton School. Mwwl•y, Jue,%3 RACINE - Sootbem L.ocal School Board, regular ' IJliWing, 8 p.m., high school media room. Church events , Thursday aigbt.-l>artly : cloudy. Lows in the lower 50s. Northwest winds· 5 to · . JQ mph... Becoming · soutb :.after midnight. • · Friday••• Mostly sunny. · Highs in the lower 8Qs. :Southwest winds 5 to I 0 ;nr,:iday nigbt.••Partly : cloody. Lows in the u~r :sos. Southwest wmds :..around 5 mph. . Suaday-.Partly . · · tllti~(HYSE)-33.17 ' 8Gb £vMa (NASDAQ) - 32.34 :110ogTJ1amet (NYSE)- .a.51 Cenluly Aluminum (HASDAO) -7G.31 Clwt.-n (NASDAQ)- 5.ot ClwJI.IV llhopa (NASOAQ)1.21 Cltj Kaldl"' (NASDAQ) '1M Colllna (NYSE) - 51 . . DuPont (NYIE)- 'UZ US 8enk (NYIE) - 311-01 G.nMa (f!IYSE)- 2U2 o.o ..... EJectrtc (NYSE)28.21 .....,.O.wld-. (NYSE)37.12 ,.If' IIM!IDilllp.•n (NYIE)- 38.7' •._(NnE)- 211.27 \ ... ~·-· (NYSE) -11.51 ;Hoo .... Sab • . ... n(NYSE)- ., ~ AuckwA (NYIE)- 113.77 Rocky._ (NAIOAO)- 5.51 Roral Dulct!Shol -7Ut .... llcll~lng (NASDAQ)77.11 . . ' Wll 1111t (NYsE)- 57.17 Wlldf• (IIYSE)- •.70 Wna.ico (NYSE) 1UO W01Utillgloll (NYIE)- 22.25 DIIIIJ 8lioclt NII0'1a ...... 4 p.m. ET Cloelng qua111 ol b MUCtiolll for June 1I, 2001, • p;odlfed by E4wacd JoMe HENDERSON, W.Va. - Descendants of Sam and Melvina BirdJfield annual reunion at the Hendenon Community Building. Basket dinner at noon. Other eventS • • .• Tum on a light when you give or take medicines at night to that you know you have the correct amount of the light medicine .. 6 p.m. Youth events · Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 fun Monday; J~~~~r Z3 night and work session on RUlLAND Oasis fair booth display, witb Christian Fellowship potluck supper at 6:30 p.m., Vacation Bible School, 6followed by wOJt session. 8:30 p.m.. through June 26, 1\Jesday, June U Rutland Chwdl of Christ., RACINE -· - The Racine Power Lab is the theme, for Area Community children ages Ibm: through Organization will meet at fifth grade. Poisonings cell phone. The Kne is QPef1 24 hoUil> a day, 7 days a week. • Keep all drugs in medicine cabinets or other chiJdtn oof cabinets that young children cannot reach . • Avoid taking medicine in front of children because ~often copy adults. • Do no1 call medicine ; candy.; • Be aware of any legal or ~legal drugs that guests may bring into your home. Do not let guests leave drugS where children can find them, for eKample, in a pillbox, purse, beckpack, or coat pocket. Keep medicines in their original bottles or containers. • W1en you take medicines youl'l;elf, do not put your next .dole on the eounter or table where children can reach them. • · Never share or sell your prescription drugs. • Keep opioid pain medications, such as methadone, hydrocodone, and oXycodone, in a safe place that can only IMi reached by people who take or give them. • Monitor the use of mediclnes prescribed for children and teenagers, such as medicines·for attention deficit di&order, or ADO (SAMHSA 2006). • Dispose of unllled. unneecled, or expired p~escription drugs. • Never leave children alone with household . products or drugs. If you are using chemical . products or laking medicine and you have ID do something else, such asa.._ the phone, lake any young children with you . • ·Do not leave household products out after using them. Return the products to a childproof cabinet as soon as you are done with them. • Identify poisonous plants in your house and yard and place them out of reach of children·or remove them. · Hou11hold Chlmlellle atld.C.ttlon .,_Ide What to do If a poiloning oecurs • Always read the label before using a product that may be poisonous. • Keep chemical products in their original bottles or • · Remain calm • container-a. Do not use food container-a such as cups, bottles, or jars to store chemical products such as cleaning solutions or beauty products. · • ,. • ~II 911 if you have a poison ell'lefgency and the victim has collapsed or is not lllflathing. If the victim is awake and ,alert, dial1 ~00-222 - 1222 . Try to haVe lhl$ information ready: o the viCtim's age and weight o the conla\"er or bottle of the poison if available · 'Near protective clothing (gloves, long slae•tes, long panII, &oeka, shoes) if you spray pellicides or ather o the time of the poison exposure chemieals. o the address where the poisoning occulTed Tum on the fan and open windows when using o Stay on the phone and follow the inslructions from the emergency operator or poison .control center. Never mix houtehold products together. For example, mixing bleach and ammcinia can resun in toxicga&ell. chemical prOducts such as household cleaners. I Keep YOU "If Children We from Poleonlng • Put the poison oontrol number, 1-80().222·1222, on or near every home telephone and save it on your Sourt:e: U.S Department of 1-iealfh and Human Services, Cent&rs for Disease Control and Pre11ention . Qlo•o· fh•scl.. .afwla~ a IIIMc Mttla In ...,...,SIPC. TUPPERS PLArNS --· Friday, Juoe 28 SALEM CENTER Prev~nt Follow directions on the label when you give or take . medicines. Read all warning labels. Some medicines cannot be taken safely when you take other · medicines or drink alcohol. f::t"" .. (7<111) .W1-N4111nd M IMD In Paint . ~. (3CM) 174-017,, organizations Unlets noted. the safely tip& below _.. adiJI*d from the Ametieln Alsociafion of Poison Control Cenii!S' pailon preuelltiou tips for child!en and adulls. · • Paau*"' (NASO'O) -11.a Clubs and Eastern Music Boosters planning meeting, 7 p.m. band room. Officers meet at Safejy 'Jlps for You, Your Family, and Friends :f,S:!r 112.01 Ohio V1llley .a.nc eo.p; (HAS. DAQ)-25 ~ . ·Hr (NYSE) - 24.33 Pup I (NASDAQ)- 22.13 P I I ca (IIIYIE) - 15.01 6:30 p.m. at the Star Mill Park building. Potluck meal m lie !ii.'l\'eil, New Mi!ffiba'l: weloome. · 'lbursdl!y, Jue 26 SuadAy, J-19 Tips to · WI'Aim day-Partly cloudy. · Saturday and Saturday Lows around 60. Higbs in a.igbt. •.Mostly cloudy. the mid 80s. · ~r ;MP..,YSE}-,1.M · ·Abco(N•SOAQ)-7,.15 . ; ....... ICIInc, (HYSE)- 51.10 wiU include swing, big band, 1113ldJes, and patriotic music. Free. open m die public, take lawn chair and enjoy. r----------------------------------------------------------------------, sunny .Local Stocks Reunions Big Bend Community Band will present a concert in Dave Diles Park, Middleport, 7 p.m. elections Highs around 80. Lows in the upper 50s. with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Higbs in the ·upper 70s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saaday Digbt. ••Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows · in tbe upper 50s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Moaday••• Partly sunny. Higbs in the 70s, Monday t.bi'ouP - ~ Singing Byrds of Jooction , City, Ky. will be singu.g at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene on Sunday ' I : sunny. Higbs in the mid 7Qs, · West winds 5 to 10 mph. Pastor Leo Friday, June zt MIDDLEPORT - The :Local Weather • Tbursday ••• Mostly 10:30 a.m. · Powell invites the public. ~y, June 22 MIDDLEPORT - The · . "friendS"~ wbo • beg to be introduced to my II!CW beau and tben. in some oflhanded .way... remind '!im that I'm ·older than he 1s. You can't believe what lengths they go to in order to make this point in front of him. I'm so tired of comments like, "Fifty years ago, when tors of tile An• IAitders y,ou and I graduated from cohurua. l"ktue e-M4il your high school" or "Remember fMellUJIII to tuJIIieSIIUJil·that women OUR age bave box@c-CGSt.ui, or write to consider 0 blah, blah, to: Allllie'r Mllilbox, P.O. blah." They are otherWise Box 118190, C~Uc4Ko, ll really good ladies whose 60611. To Ji1111 out _,re oompany l enjoy - but not llbo.a All!lie's MaiJJJox, .when I'm w.i th my men lllltl l'e(lli fetllllres by odur Creators Sy..tiCG" writers friends. · Please do me a favor and . lllltl autoollirt5, •i.sit tlu ·prfut this so they can see CretJton · Syrtdirnte Web why I don't like to invite poge Ill www.crealorr.colll. < . lip · sport that many of us, onfommately, are pretty good aL If ''Desperate" continues to insult ber hubby by not trusting_ him and ~s his home life. unbearable, she will lose him and it will be her fault for drivinj.= social Community . Calendar ba~ to'conclusions is. tlie , Holn:r Assisted Living COIIliii,IIDities are located in botb Gallipolis and Jackson. 'These facilities provide . a comfortable. homelike environment, along witb security, inde, • Gam PllfttiChwhn, 0111o �- Pag~A4 OPINION .Tbe Daily Sentinel 11uu:scA.y~ .June 19, 2J008 Beingflexible.can lead .to summer travel savings 'rhe Daily sentinel Ceurt. •,,., (74Df'•.... ps __.. 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GoobJ Gat1ger :amived in Oalvestim, Tens, wilb news lhat the Civil W:anflas over, _. cU1 all remaining slaves in Teus \WK !me. (This C\1CIIl is celdlGitod ~Jm,.emlh ~, as Oni!Bd&:IJIIli6l.:tdavaywafJ!Ikwcdii!U.!i.~. illle-).our~s.~ llrJ!tlaer 1o iw' pn i1tJ11iio1r diiwbJ *" of Jib~ 'Sliicl Brilta B. g :!II ~~in,g f« manager of 1.'16cd""' !OOJI!1 OdNrL.mm. lmltoead of IJmc.''S 'ftioeBT~': dis- gmicey .Mii:ami. .a ·stay ;a lbit munt ptoy;ams. I!IGI1th m floltt Laudmb'le, 1 run llbese IDIIIDbcrs [1, P.iJ1., llri\ght lfiit !the hu~ seems ev.cll)' 'Slimmer,~ Elk · She :said · ~;>~~ -""'~·"'-.·g it'!> been ""'-''A libcre illl8" 'SeCill oc0 _.., ..,.,......,..., -"""' " lf.(!)ur years mwe be ileSICd be !few ·IIOIU1ls oo.mline l'he idea, .assuming ltbe mnt.t11 liicld!i - .8l; lhe <Cllllriers w.ould l!e an <COODomica1 <C81' ,caeaJ with 11\gh lfuoloOOSts !by wil!h0ut mileage funits. !f.aisllJ! ptiioes :anJ!l :aMi111l <On "Thiis Is lthe liiTst summer ifieet; McMUili'JIY illlli! Jt'hat it's .actuaily .~ · . IIII1idk1i j\Jr ilii n g In 1910 Falbei'";;Daywas <oole~Gdedforlbefu-stlimc,in llCI'ltacar.~ &als.1fllbJI>Je.f0Dhuyn~,g Spot»ne, k! dociiding wbother. you llast-minl!-te ·.~· llihooe 1i/, durill.g Wodd W.arl. Kifl8 ~ V OJldm:lll illle , GJn pull o'ft' IJist·rmnute .are 001tam «<lles 1ihat iro)n British royal Wnily ro dispm!le witb German li1les ami surIWDC&; lbe family took lbe name "'W!Qthor~ 1 In 1934, die Fiedenl Communicalioos c....;~ was ~ it rcplaoed dJe FedeR! blio Cnmmi~ In 1938, fuuT dozen pooflle- kilbl Ual a niftroad bridge. in Mootam oollaplled. sonding all:llin bmm :as die "'Oympian~ bmtlin!; into Cust« Cmck. In 1951, lbe~ily-iYid~ iillow "f've GotASca-et~ made its ckbu1 Clll CBS-TV wid! Gany MuiR m biN. . In 1953. Julius Ret.• aJa:g, JS, ;md bis '&'ife. Edd. 37, «''ll• W:led f:K amspiring to pHS U,S. aomic ~ 10 lbe SeMel Union, we« eX«UU.Cd ar Siq Sin! Prili0ll in Os!iining, N.Y. In 1971, Pope Paul Vf pmclal!DJ"d ;a 191b-adlury fhiladrlpbia bishop, JoLm Na•!llMII, Ibe first male US. uim. In 1986, University mMatylud haslcnba!l 'loUr lal Bias, die fin,t draft .p id: or dee Bostoo ~ ~ a fatal CAJ!:3ine-indJ!Jwl ~five years ago: 1he FBI put ~ beir ~w , ·Lust« aboard .a p1aDe in Mexico and flew him bact l0 California, five months :aft.cl' be'd h«o <0011'1ioted in ab!iOIItiaof ~g and~ dee 1WID!1D ~ autborilies said an · triJd: driver _.oo ID!l Osama b:in I aden .aDd admitted plots against lnins.ud lbe Brookilyn B~ bad plewkd guilty to fdooy cbqes. lhe U.S. Air flome dropped mansbutgbter and .aggt:avat.ed a~lt dlargeti I against two ¥ter pilots who'd mistakenly bombed Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan in JiMJ2. One pillill was llllel' found guiliy of derefurion of duty, ;and neprimanded. 1 One yar_ ~= A truck bomb S'IIUCk a Shiite IDOSqtle in Central BastJdad, killing .at bit 87. tJOOPie. PR;siden1 ~ush and visiting lsrneli Prime Mi.nistN Ehwi 01mert :sided emphatically with Palestinian P«Sidenl MJihmOud Abbas in his standoft' wid! die militant gtoup H~s. 1be ~ muttle Atlanti.s omdocbd liool die i.manational space station for its rclum to eattiL . . T<lday's Biltbdays: Aaress Gena RowiJinds is 78. Nobel' peace lautate Aung SanSuu Kyi is 63. Adress Pbyliaia Rasbad is 60. Musician Lany Dunn i~55. ~§S Kathleen Tllmer is 54. Country singer~ Stone is 52. Sit1gor Malt DrBarge is 49. Singa-.danrw-MAmerican ldoi" judge Oiven the whOlesale fail~ Paula Abdul is 46. Arto£ Andy Lauer if> 45. Roct musician ~ of die Bush presidency Brian "Head" Wekl! is 38. Actmis RObin 1Wmey i.s 36. and il!he bankruptcy l(l)f Ador Bumper Robinson· is 34. ~ss Poppy Montgomery Republican ideology, .Sen. is 33, A~ss 'ZAte Saldana is JO. AalJr P.au1 Dano is 24. John MoCain''i ooly sb0t at Tbougbt foc Today: "'ne has two duties~ to be 1liOlried t'be White HGu~ is to ~ca­ and not to be worried." - E.M. Forsrer, Britim :Wtln' ~ Demooratlc . oollliD.~ (11179-1970). , · Barack Obama .as an elititst ,Jidy-man woo can't keep America safe. U nfottunate1y, (Jhama' s given GOP pl'OJ'I3pftdists .a lfliir .amount m rm prepared to !believe ...ork wit:h. Although 1he 4,yers bas . matured. And press mMt!ly Obama isn't responsible for utters 10 the editor are welcome. They sholtld .be .less naliional ignom:d it durin,g lhe great · aot:s AyCl'!i committed when dum 300 !I&!ORls. AJl iDll!rs arr subject to ~. nwst be anu..Qinron ausade. his Obama was .g years l(l)id. So signed. and include address 111111 telep/rolle ...-be.r. No W!signd . k.trers wiU be publisb.ed. lAten .should be in Chlcago past is tqJk:tc with Why•does it matter? Plll\l!ly because a pul!llicity photo ~iilr good taste, addnssing issues, not personalii:U!s. l.Durs cf potemial.embanrassmonts. One exampk: Ayers' 1·1)93 !book 'l'ugJ.tiVe Jhanks to mganiwtions and individuals wiU rwr be accept- Remember when every- Days: A.Memoir," telling ·the ~ for publicarion. body got huffy at ABC' s srory of Ibis anti-Vietnam George Stephanopoulos .r.adicalism. shows the (or, .u king Obama :aOOut beipCOtiCled professor wipW'tlliam Ayeu,Abe Wqtber ing bis ect. on an Amorican Undergroilod radical · who fl.~ .. He also boasted about bombed lhe Pe~gon to never going to 1prison de.spite ift?ader Services . protest Vietnam'? Obama te.lro!ist aots. Obama favordescribed ·him as an 'ably reviewed the book in CaniiCIIon Polley PUbllohld - r -"-'· Yonllay "~n,glisb p~fcssqr~ and the Chicago Tllibune. Puts a Our main CD ""'m it) a1 stones is to 1lm>uah Frldlly. 111 <:ourt s.-. sbgbt acq11amtance wbo ne.- spin oo his mockery ef lie IIOCUf8le. HYO<J l<naw of @!'..rot' Puo••OI'. Ohio. SooomklaH happened to live in Ills bab~ ,boomer "psy.chodraIna~- Cllll the rww11aam al (7-10) ..,.._poid lllf'o"•iOI'. oerghborbood. That was . ma, no? 992-~156. Mu II I . ll'll • • C' ~and disingenuous at best. Ay!'rs Plllltiy, •too, because wMe the Ohio ,_.IJ 4 ' I : idOn. 7 ~ . ....., . . . . . .oorreois a profes51?r of edU.catlf!D lhe Clittton campai,gn· was and :a promment f~ 10 too .dainty m use such :Dolly s.nllnil, '"' Coull 9ttMt, ~.Ohlo457111. Chicago ·school circles, inflammatory imagery, ............. dltt.. and sufficiently well R.ejmblican operati~es S.llt '1$11 II . . . . . koown lha1 Mayor Daley won'i be. As with the Rev. ' 0.,..... '11.21 publicly defended him Jaemiab Wrigbt's biz.anre '111M ~ Ct-.l1aolllidl, Ext. 12 from Stepbanopoulos' ramblings, it strikes me as DIIIIr .. ~ · II p Ext. 14 insinuations. evidence M A.) political SenlorC• Ill; Mil . Beth Saqjenl, Ext. 13 Moreover, one ofObama's immaturity, B.) arrogance CineftiOnlll '10.27 earlieit Chicago jobs was as or, worse, C.) both, for '1CIUO / g. thiUd .... t\ ... the direaar of a OOIJboven;ial Obarria not •to hawe given Aitl811illng school-reform organization Ayers bis "Sil;ter Souljalf' 0215 t1Mo:O...-.Elll15 " ' .. l l l...,,, l rh- ,lito WJipllon U,imill W'l -in wbich Ayers was a major moment (distancing himself Oot iiJ.....,_DJMi,Ext18 player. (Ayers' fatbe:r onoe ftrom Aye11s )' years ago. a 11 nrc" Judy CteHt, En 10 ran Consolidated Edison, the Also, as with Wright, his .... , on I city's elecuic · utility.) f:trst instinct was t0 dissemI ...._ ..... c a Obama's earliest political ble. Dideven()bama's most 13W... ~.26 fundraiser in 1995 was held enthusiastic !iUppor!OI:S ever 211 w..a '64.20 at Ayers' borne. 1bey believe "God damn 52 Wweks '127.11 appeared together in forums America" was news to him? newsemydaily8«1tine.cam OI.Midll ...... CouJWr at the University of Chicago Republican TV ads 13'53.55 ror 'Nhom the school's public d:E~ting Hillary Clinton 26'107.10 .relations oontact was, yes, c · g Obama "naive" are 52.'214.21 Michelle Obama. merely the opening .gambit. IJ;!9 W.ash. · .a ~cawe [ lkiiiP' .are ott!bcr llibBil oqaratcl~•. co <Che..,or, ,and lthtme :m: IIX!f- ro6uce_.oosts, .d obodb11g ltain <days lthlll .are (ibe'IP"" ill!! ~ if ~l!lll ~ far~~- - ~ .am!! pn,g.~ die · •(l(I'IIJ9!li, ldiU!gs tilr.e _ • 'SIIid. Las Vegas, ifC!Ir mry ~oe., pJTafessnmal iiD!;tanne, lis ~ <eqlCIDSive .01JlftD!l'J!ti(!JIIS « dUb IIIICII!l0 \Uit dlllin1lll'he \lfld llhan ~s. · .A!Diil llcMIJI!fBY o(III a ....edkend. 'Sailil 111 bel,ps rt(i). <OOII~ IA.ew.ise, ltboJ;e an: Ofilen .-hat'~ necessary. i1Il w.am0us. lbctt:c:r <&ats lfm llll}iing ICllllfi.« . t0Cllli~s. B:Jgme,s ililll: SUD m ll*r lin lthc day, fJk sliilll. . 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RIO GRANDE -The · ~· .-.ill ~ U :a.m. filiday. lin idle .Shaw-Onis Univ.cmty of Rio ·Grande ~ H:@llle, Columbus. Bucial will lbe •i n ribe Union will.bohHts first orientation ~. ICio'lumbus, mends IIIIIIY call 111 ilhc Cremeens session oof the 'Slliiiiia .o n lfiu¢ll1 ~. Gailipalis, !from <61ta '8 pE.Itoday. · Thursday and ifiriday. :..,~!s!~!~:!-~~y may be ~- ltbe family lby ..~ ~- .............,Munecllhmnes~u• tDCd Btiffs · · Food ginfiay 1fbe 'Session will 'be for .all students IW.bo are enteroing Riio Gl;ande iti 1he fall 'SCIIIester, includin,g 1ihose students who tPlan to attend clAsses 111 'the new /Rio Grande Meigs Center. All pu:ents of the .incomoing students are also linv.it~d to attend. Rio<'.nmilc "Will hdld.additianal ·mient8tion sessions · fi()MBROV - Families must bave JWPlicd lin advance (or lfri(Jey'~ . food giveaway at the Meigs COQ)IeiatiiVe !f'.ariJib-lllie s1gnups were in May. · 1JbC IJIJirisb will accept l\PJ)licatioos •through ifhe montb of !later !in 1be ~ and a11 lli!y. lfmm''9-m I a.m., Tuesday 1hrougb firiday, for a give- inconiing stw:lents are ·~ 10 lake part lin '<~w.I!Y SdhedLi1ed for Aug.l2. one.CJf11bcse'SpCCilllactivitics. th eir anxiety about starting UN IV EllS IT Y 0 F college.'· ~0 G~ANDE Several social activities . will be held for the students · · . and their parents. "I strongly encourage the iihe first Oliientation ses- Different sessions will be commuter students to attend sian 'Will begin at 8:30 a.m. held for parents and stu- the after-houFS social activitoday with check•in for the dents during the orientation. ties as .well," McCain said. ·students .and their parents in "Our goal is to answer ·'Whether students will ·be !the · DAvis < U niversity any questions and concerns living on .campus or .at borne, QJJteL During the orienta- . that .t he students and their they will enjoy and benefit lion sessions, students will parents might have.'.' froni the social activities." take placement 'tests, meet Students will have a Students can register for with academic advisors, chance to get to know tlle orientation session right register for classes, talk to some of the faculty and up to June 19, but they are fmancial aid counselors and staff, and learn more about encouraged to register early. have a chance to get com- what college life will be Students can register by fortable with t;he Cl1111pus. like in the fall. calling admissions at (800) ••,Parents are also wei- . "A very important .aspect 282-7201 or by logging come 1o attend, but are not of orientation is to socialize onto the Rio Grande home reguired," said Tammy and get to know each other," page, www.rio.edu. McCain; director of admis- McCain said. "This will The fall semester begins sions .at Rio Grande. help. to take away some of Aug. 25. I Friendship Cirde honors mothers and fathers ·pOMEROY - 'Malriage licenses were issued lin Meigs &!bate ()oun 1o: .Jordan Gabum Statts, 22, .and tJauJJ1Y Sent!¥ IRe~ B~. 21, A!lbany~ lUObard Eugene llWle1· sm• .and Amy !Lynn ILowe, 42, .Mbany; Thomas ~\\!l'e ·~ • .23, and Megan Ll!tl Venoy, !~, Long ~0m; !v.111 Eugene P-0well, 34, .a nd Misty Mac Roberts, ~. [;@Dg 1Bol10m. RAOINE llbc Recognized w~ last year's tained with a skit that . Bonnie Tawney, Staci IFriiend&bW Circle ()f die honored father, John Rose. include<! Frances Gilmore . Campbell, Deb McDaniel, Carmel-Sutton IUMCbosted Attending tbe dinner were Kathy McDaniel talked Kathy McDaniel, Jackie .a fiJitber'-s Day !luncheon 10 Ro'!Vard Ervin, 'Dan Smith, about "quotes our mothers White, Tammy Chapman, bonor fathers attendil!g lim Cunningham, Shawn use to say." Rachel Hupp, Jean Alkire, there. Diddle, Noith Diddle, Jonah Gifts were presented to Pete Hewitt, Sharon Morris, A iP()t]udk 1undboon was Diddle . Tercy: ~~y. i l .. ! ! k e • · the oldtlst mothe.r,: Geraldine Juli~ Fleinin&. Mary K '8CIW:e1i~ :Nanev Circle, . MoDamel, 'Craig Harrison, Varney; the youngest I!JOth- Rose , Louise Prank, Amy lleader <Of. the . ftiiendshg! !JIIIiiieMcDaniel,JolmR.ose, er, Lisa 'Koenig; the mother Frank, Mary Ball, Nancy Cirdc .mad ,fjltbcr'-s DA.Y !John Bentz, Dave IBall, with ·the most childJ:en, Circle and Pam Diddle. · ~- I in+! Anu!ir!ll•" Arobie Rose, Larry Circle, Kathleen Motris; .the mothThe Carmel-Sutton UMC pre , a~pil'.ilS 110 a1l and Pastor John Oil~. er wiih the most gr•ndclril- also honored two special i&IIC- MID~. · Last month the CirCle in dren, Mary Kay Yost; the mother> during the Sunday DtiiW,i ~ 6e Churoh'-s o'bservance of Motber's mother who traveled the church service. They were F.da'~Oilj:lllei'Vices, lbon- Day busted a dinner honor- farthest Frances Gilmore, Mary Rose and Helen IO!IIilfiflle.,. for 2008 were ·ing mothers of the clinmh. BQd t;he youngest girl pre- Pickens . Each mc;~ther was Htnlan Carson and the late Circle opened the e:vent sent, Addie McDaniel. presented wit:h· a gifrand -a Clarence Lawrence whose with prayer ·.and a poem Those present · included name plate for the wall son, JJiincs Ray Lawrence b:fore a catcmd ·.dinner as those listed aboYe as well as mount in the sanctuary. -s~ llllelllories about his IICI'Ved. Gamos were played Ann Wiles, Sarah Hoover, Previou s honored mothers father s 1ife. llilcmlan. ;and .door jprizes aw.arded, Linda McTurner, Linda include Ger,aldine Varney CJII'SOil .a1so'lalked aboutbis : JJ.udy .and Molly Gilmore . Cunningham, Frances 2006, Betty Hayes and Jean father, Herman ~arson. · 'Ullg .a dttet .and ..tllso enter- .Reiber. Mjchelle Beeler, Alkire in 2007. · J(Jfiq'ili A. Andersen, 45, and Teo::sa A. M~. 4ol , tan,gsville; !Ronald DAvid· IPettty• .k., .38, .JIIld Jennifer ~ llJdidb, 33, IP@Jlleroy; Alillip krfuony Woods, 34, ~ :Sbem:i Daw.n M1lston, 33, !Long Bottom; !Erik 'Scott \i.a]ellCia, 38. and 'Kayla Mattie Gibbs, 23, !Reedsville; b.ustin Howard Sigler, 23, and 'Samb IEiizabeth B0ggess, ~G )lergantow.n, W.Va. ': Benjamin lllemy Ewing fl, ll, 'S)unnna l:aDonna ~son, 30, !Pomeroy; Roy A1fred Stover, 55, and JiniBnrte Marie Young, 21, Rutland; Keith Allen IKinzel, 41, ·~Brenda l!Ynne 'Wenoy, 41, Loqg 8 .0tlom; !Kevin Lemuel (J~pi~k, 18, and Clomisa Michelle. P-ollock, Racine. · (J)JJIQ iEt;ic Nc1s0n, 25, and aacqucly.nn Mae Laqg, 27, (Jeo')v.ille; Christopher Thomas Carson, 21, and Kelly Qe¢C o'berts, 2'1, Nonfcilk, IVa.; IRi<ihard W.illiam Wen, i18, 'bd :S~hanie !Renee Snider, 1'9, Midill~; !Kcith 'WdUiAEn !Ho!ll.ard, 29, and iiJrJicy'Sue!Ow.enSby,33, Rutland; ~~ W. l8o1in, 30, and f(elly M . 'Scllcrs, 21. Rutland. lh'...._.Ewutr ..cial'toktaBPR£octgy and llheplaintiifs are seeking : wathew C. Wilson, 26, .and ll!lanmih L. IKCIIey, 21, IASSOCIII1ED!!!IESS . W RITal (:ommeme liQbcommittee ,an un&jlecified amount of ~ Joscpb !David Banihart, 20, .and ~sten ~ rejgb last week that the level of damages. ~. 23. !Racine; 'f'unot:hy 'W'tlliam Cole~ 16, -~ COLUMBUS il:iour BPA exposure a person 'Handicraft spekesman ~~Ward, 18,1Pomcroy~ .and William C. Rife, woold receive from a plastic Steve Richardson declined Ohio ba:v.e rfiled a ll,JI[Ii!Julie A.. Burton, 28, LangsWile. feilcnihwwnwinstJIIllk- bnltle is safe. Many of the comment Wednesday. •• .ersdiblby hot&s., claimin,g studies. idutt Juuo'e reponed Playtex spokeswoman tb.e 'bottles·were IDide from higher 1evels wen: conducted Jacque! ine Burwitz said the .a hlirmful chemical that under unrealistic cooPitions, . company doesn' t comment ~MERO¥ - A:n .action for diwrce wais filed in Mei_gs ·&pali1:ed congt;essioruil bear- said Dr. Norris Alderson, the on pending legal matters. A ICJ@lJ]lty Conunon ~leas Court by. Clllil P,atridk: Blll'l!ii!ger, ings · and prompted ·the Food · and 'Drug Gerber spokeswoman ilieedsville, a~ainst ~tephanie Barrlqger, Coo1Wic. world'-s ·l argest retailer to Administration's .associate referred questions to !Jlbase out the products. commissioner for science. Switzerland-based Nestle The .oomplllint filed last "Although our review is SA, which acquired Gerber wd in lU.S. nistriot 1Court ongoing, there's no reason Products Co. from ]ljovartis .f!OMBltOY - A dissolution Willi granted in Meigs alleges ·the companies ikncw to recommend consumers AG last year. 'CJolJ]lly Cwnmon !Pleas Court to Rachel Dawn Ot~ .and that a <Cibemical known as stop using products with Message.s for · Nestle, ~e !Kendall Church. 'bislibenOI A was .associated (bisphenol A)," he said. Eventlo and Avent were not .wiib health problems . but lhe lawsuit,' which seeks immediately returned . didn '.t disclose the risk. It class-action status, names Messages also were left for cites scientific stu,dies that five complinies: Vandalia, the plaintiffs' attorney. The U .S. government's . pOMEROY - A foreclosure action was filed ~n Meip conclude 8PA, as the chem- Ohio-based Evenflo Co., ical is .also known, seeps Illinois-based Avent · National Toxicology {)0 Jll1tY Common Pleas Court by ObiG Vlilley B.arlk, America !from ·bottles and ·sippy~ps inc., MissouriProgram said in April that ~li]lip<>lis, ,against !James oR. Acm:, !Jr., !Pomeroy, llllld otbers. into liquid. based Handicraft Co. , there is "some concern" Ojvil j.udgr(Jilnt aCtions were filed by CA.CH, Demler, Seeking to ease public · C onnecticut-based Playtex about BPA from experi{)0 )o .• against Oawn C: Sayre, Pomeroy, Robert M. Hart, Products Inc., and Swiss ments on rais that linked the llDOOC!Ds about . a ny lbealth 't.liddle,Prut, agaiRst Nationw.ide Mutual :C asualty <Co., ' ' ·"-"--' hlpards; officompany Gerber Novartis. chemical to Changes 111 'Ca]lllllbus; and Gregoti DIMs, li!o~. and iltbcn, \ ltgainst Forest Run Really Mill, Pome10y, Btld adteFS. .ana as. 4 Ohio ParentS sue rompc~Dies over baby bottles r.,::• It's trot tough to be stupid LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel• Pqe As llhings .are ·sure l0 :get v~ rou!Jh !before it'~ ·over. The national media will j0in lin. Just yesterday, somebody seht me .a CBSN~s10om al1ticle headlined -obama's Radiclil-left Ttell Broad ·and ~p.~ llt'·s fille!l with iinfurmati0n the press 111egleoted during the .ann-Hillary witch hunt. Maybe ['¥e liv.ed too loog in the South, gJOO!Id zero in the GOP's "S0uthern Strategy." And mayhe Obama can tJ:anscend mt .all w 'lih f.eel-gOO<il .r.bctonic :aoout "change,~ pemaps not lthe .m@st <Original pelillical slogan !but something everybody wants. r d WS@ bet a lot that tthe mily w.ay he .offeR Hi11aty the '\'We-presidential oolllinliOOa is as political !theater :a1ier w's privately agm=d 1o <tum it down. Why •wou1d she choose vice president over Senate majority leader, a mMe pewerful]ob definitely within her 1'eaob? Were I Obama, I'd .take ,a long look at Nebraska . !R,epnblican ·sen. Chuck Hagel: .a stmng conservative, :an Iraq-war skeptic from lhe .get~go, a Viemam combat veteran and a serious man. Obama's wtial outing .at bst week•s American il&~:ael Public Afhiis Committee (AIPAC) convention didn't <.lo 'much to j'osier confidence. Seeking to w.in over Jewish VQterS ·leery of Jtbe Wrigh(!Fm.ak:ban be&, lbc came · off as a bigger Likudll.ik (Israeli neoconservative) than Hillary, .and that's going some. Obama drew applause by declaring that t:he city of Jerusalem · "must remain undivided" under israeli rule. After Palestinian leaders ob~­ ed, be baolctrachd w1thin 24 hours, retreating to the - ----• Ovils-•its !Bush .administration'~; more 5ensib1e <View that Jerusalem·~ status be negO: lliated during ~ace talks. !Bill Clinton propesed an "open .and undivided city,'' with ~t Jerusalem the !Palestinian .capital. 'Se 'how does Obama get !U1ound the "naive" business? Not 1by dissembling, lbuJ: iby &ghting back Consider · :Jerusalem, for example. You wouldn ·~ call 1he hardline ILikudnik posiillion ",nai~e." Werds like "deluliiGnal" and "tribal,·· however, do ceme lt0 :mind, Sacr.ed to all •three mooothe: istic religi@ns Christianity, Judaism and Islam - )etlllsa1em was a divided <City :trom 1948 to 1'967, when ilhc Israelis con- · quemd it by ferae . Its hundreds of !thousands of Palestiniari 'l:esidents, whose ancestors have lived there ·since Biblical times, are not considered fsraeli citizens and 'cannot vote. . Meanwhile, Israelis ikeep 1itea:ling falestinillll land for illepl settlements .as the Arab ·-slums · fester .and decay. So long as the s~ things :are true, there can ·never be peace « Justice. The great .majority of Israeli citizens ~ndemand that. So .do most ~Jewll. So does Obama. Instead mmimicbng McCain's cartoonish oDeOQOIISel'llatism, .be oWeS ·tt ilO Amcric•n ~ IOteJlplain tbat tgnor~ mg reality isn't evidence of strength. but StiiPidity. (Arkansas D.ti!IOCI1CliGazetre oo1Km1list · GmWi Lyons is national ~ga, a ziru> award winner and cc- author of "The Hunting of the President" (Sr. Martin 's Press. 1000). Y~u can email Lyons . at genelyonsl@sbcg.l obal.nd.) ,....,..,..,.lbeallb MLEJf Sentenced pOMEROY - · The following were sentenced in Meigs 'CouPty CQJDmon Pleas Court: · • Counney Marie Mace:, one year, fOJgery. · • Gary M'. Johnson, Jr., 36 months, .receiving litolen property. failure to appear after recognizance release. .J31izabeth Jenkins, three and a half years, ;possession -of .l:lQcjline, trafficking in cocaine, .permitting drug .a buse. '&enfCnce suspended, CommunityCQnections. · • t.Uttbew Imboden, two yeaFS, breaking and ·entering and .grand ~eft . Semen~ suspended, Community Clm'ections. . .gonald J. Harmon, two years, receiving stolen JH:f.'HY llnd forgery, on a motion to revoke community 10011tro • • ]'.1ark A Norton, 36 months, receiving stolen Jhoperly. 'to ·be served consecutively with nine year sentence lin of.'Xao1din County. . phllse of the project. Salisbury Township is one of several local entities wodcing with the MLEF on the project ·though that $1 00~000 will not go to the trustees and has been specifically earmarted fM die community phase. SteYe Musser, who is the treasurer of the MLEF, said so far $1.4 million has been raised for the project and its two phases which has a· . total price tag of around $3 million, . The community phase will "'tum dirt" possibly this sumpOMEROY - Th lowing were arraigned io M.eip mer, Musser said, adding a 'CouJJty Common IPJeas Ceurt: · . . . gokl is .to have a place for · • ft,nthony V. Hudson, on ~barge of <gross SJ;K.uai Iq~QSI- · .cross COUlltry kids from all lion. !liJ.•OOO ,personal recognizance bond, $1,000 ·aurety three school districts to run ~ $10,000 a~ce ibond, July IS ~- · . . ·•• . 1tbii flill .as 'Vo'dl liS ;the com· · • William A. Snuth, on char:geti of trafficik:ing m maRjllll- mlllli:ty nature lrails up and . i:ta possession of marijuana, permitting abuse. running. Musser cautioned !£1.0;000 personal recognizance bond. ~uly 15 · . · all that is dependent on the • Candy Calaway, on charge of teceJVIII& stolen property. construction and design ~10,000 peFSonal recognizance bond. July 24 trial. committee and what d!ey :OJ started by Sue Ellen CoQper quite .accidcntaii.Y v.lbcn sbc tad a poem ·w.mg lently J~. :wbiOh ' ' . ed an older woman in purpk clothing wearing a Rid bat 1he ·&IOIY JOCS that on . s e C«~pC!' went to a . thrift shop, hooght herself a bright red fedora, .and then wearing her bat and canying a framed copy of 'the poem, b¢gu .appmacbin& otbei:s 10 "go oul for tea in -- ""'-- ... -~ · JlUIJ)Ie and md." served" and the Red Hat Society was formed i.Dfonnally, of course, since the spirit of the group forbids rules. The single guideline of the group is that only those 50 and over can wear red and purple, while .those under 50 must wear pink and lavender. - -. community phase. For more infonnation on rl1e .. , MLEF go w,,.., . mei!isfund.org. .,.I t<, ~ - ·, "" ~ ~ ·1· ,. 0 -- -~ ;; ' ... > ~ ·-···········-·-··1'1-.I<Hill.\\l\G -\R ~tl:.'ITU Volunteers interested in helping witb Haunted Theatnt come to meeting at' Ariel June 30 at 1:OC) p.m• Box Olllce: 4282ndAWL Gallipolis, OH (7*1) 446-ARTS Charla Snouffer , Words from a song writby Mike Harline many years ago perhaps best ~s the philosophy of this group of women with ·no goal other than to have fun - "All my life, I've done for you. Now it's my turn to do for me." Ask any Red Haner the question "What . do you do?" and you ' II get the resppnse, "nothing but . " have a good ume. . .. has joined the stalT of Jtttitud~s Salon -· ·and <Tann.ing She invites aU her previous and any MW Charla ro -."?' c~.f ·-· · ·The .idea caught on quick- ten dy ~older ~t~o~omen who felt lbeu '!time bad been from Page AI feel should be done fust. Both Stewart .and "The community phase is Senator John Kerry worked clearly moving forward ," on securing capital approMusser added, saying the priation funding for the second phase which includes the construction of GRrP.. D a new football stadium will take longer to develop; . The playground being developed for the communi- 1111011 = FOR1ltllllll lt'tMll ty phase will have ari "ener- lBl: INWDIII.£ gy theme" wit:h windmills, a ~~~~~!· 1:41,4ll,lS,hydroelectric dam water iJ!i(J'I.u.Jii' IIO'Il! t:ti,tll,l:l,. apparatus, a · pseudo coal 1HE H.-llftiiNG' • • t:I,G. ltl,ttl. mme lfor kids 1<1 explcire and lll!iG n!PA!Il!' iltl t25, ,~. . . bikes that power light bulbs. lll,l:IU:I,I:Il This plAyground will be built 1:1, 1:1.tli, 411, on ~ near/behind the WII.\N'~ 1:11,121,111,old Salisbury School. Musser said the MLEF IIEUiill1It:CI1Hi t. . . . . . . has acqu~ an option on Nl~IUNES4 fl:.t~ t:ft,. . .,., tl. all the land it needs for the 11IE SB!IUIS iiJ • • IS,. projCcts ani! ex.pects in 90 fiiii(l CAWN 11;11• days the cheek will be writ1:1,1:11. Ill!OIM fiG.Ilo ten to purchase the property 1110119 which will be in the vicinity of the old Salisbury School and Meigs High School Red Hat ........ Al.. -'nucb of tlte unique archiltcotufC of buildings along ~Sli:cet. . He talked about their customs and faJ]lily life. told of lbe rapid population growth <OftbO&e early years, and the . 'lnduslrial .d evelopment "hich brought prosperity to lbe Ohio vaUey. 'JbC Red Hatters describe tbeJtlSCI ves as a uni~!C' ,grolgl ~on~ middle (or Qld) age wiib burna. It Wali behavior and ·the brain, early puberty and possibly precancerous·changes in the prostate and breast. While such animal studies only provide "limited evidence" of risk, the draft report said a possible effect on humans ·'cannot be dismissed." That finding prompted Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retaiJer, to pledge BPA-free bottles by early next year. Toys "R" Us also pledged to pwge its shelves of BPA-containing bottles by year's end. Bisphenol A is a ubiquitous chemical in household goods, including eyeglasses, food cans and CDs and DVDs. It also is found in dental sealants. More than 6 million pounds of bispbenol are produced in the U.S. each year by Dow Chemical Co., Bayer · AG and other manufacturers . culfomers. - ....,..., • WeQesday~s C U.992-l200 - �- Pag~A4 OPINION .Tbe Daily Sentinel 11uu:scA.y~ .June 19, 2J008 Beingflexible.can lead .to summer travel savings 'rhe Daily sentinel Ceurt. •,,., (74Df'•.... ps __.. 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GoobJ Gat1ger :amived in Oalvestim, Tens, wilb news lhat the Civil W:anflas over, _. cU1 all remaining slaves in Teus \WK !me. (This C\1CIIl is celdlGitod ~Jm,.emlh ~, as Oni!Bd&:IJIIli6l.:tdavaywafJ!Ikwcdii!U.!i.~. illle-).our~s.~ llrJ!tlaer 1o iw' pn i1tJ11iio1r diiwbJ *" of Jib~ 'Sliicl Brilta B. g :!II ~~in,g f« manager of 1.'16cd""' !OOJI!1 OdNrL.mm. lmltoead of IJmc.''S 'ftioeBT~': dis- gmicey .Mii:ami. .a ·stay ;a lbit munt ptoy;ams. I!IGI1th m floltt Laudmb'le, 1 run llbese IDIIIDbcrs [1, P.iJ1., llri\ght lfiit !the hu~ seems ev.cll)' 'Slimmer,~ Elk · She :said · ~;>~~ -""'~·"'-.·g it'!> been ""'-''A libcre illl8" 'SeCill oc0 _.., ..,.,......,..., -"""' " lf.(!)ur years mwe be ileSICd be !few ·IIOIU1ls oo.mline l'he idea, .assuming ltbe mnt.t11 liicld!i - .8l; lhe <Cllllriers w.ould l!e an <COODomica1 <C81' ,caeaJ with 11\gh lfuoloOOSts !by wil!h0ut mileage funits. !f.aisllJ! ptiioes :anJ!l :aMi111l <On "Thiis Is lthe liiTst summer ifieet; McMUili'JIY illlli! Jt'hat it's .actuaily .~ · . IIII1idk1i j\Jr ilii n g In 1910 Falbei'";;Daywas <oole~Gdedforlbefu-stlimc,in llCI'ltacar.~ &als.1fllbJI>Je.f0Dhuyn~,g Spot»ne, k! dociiding wbother. you llast-minl!-te ·.~· llihooe 1i/, durill.g Wodd W.arl. Kifl8 ~ V OJldm:lll illle , GJn pull o'ft' IJist·rmnute .are 001tam «<lles 1ihat iro)n British royal Wnily ro dispm!le witb German li1les ami surIWDC&; lbe family took lbe name "'W!Qthor~ 1 In 1934, die Fiedenl Communicalioos c....;~ was ~ it rcplaoed dJe FedeR! blio Cnmmi~ In 1938, fuuT dozen pooflle- kilbl Ual a niftroad bridge. in Mootam oollaplled. sonding all:llin bmm :as die "'Oympian~ bmtlin!; into Cust« Cmck. In 1951, lbe~ily-iYid~ iillow "f've GotASca-et~ made its ckbu1 Clll CBS-TV wid! Gany MuiR m biN. . In 1953. Julius Ret.• aJa:g, JS, ;md bis '&'ife. Edd. 37, «''ll• W:led f:K amspiring to pHS U,S. aomic ~ 10 lbe SeMel Union, we« eX«UU.Cd ar Siq Sin! Prili0ll in Os!iining, N.Y. In 1971, Pope Paul Vf pmclal!DJ"d ;a 191b-adlury fhiladrlpbia bishop, JoLm Na•!llMII, Ibe first male US. uim. In 1986, University mMatylud haslcnba!l 'loUr lal Bias, die fin,t draft .p id: or dee Bostoo ~ ~ a fatal CAJ!:3ine-indJ!Jwl ~five years ago: 1he FBI put ~ beir ~w , ·Lust« aboard .a p1aDe in Mexico and flew him bact l0 California, five months :aft.cl' be'd h«o <0011'1ioted in ab!iOIItiaof ~g and~ dee 1WID!1D ~ autborilies said an · triJd: driver _.oo ID!l Osama b:in I aden .aDd admitted plots against lnins.ud lbe Brookilyn B~ bad plewkd guilty to fdooy cbqes. lhe U.S. Air flome dropped mansbutgbter and .aggt:avat.ed a~lt dlargeti I against two ¥ter pilots who'd mistakenly bombed Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan in JiMJ2. One pillill was llllel' found guiliy of derefurion of duty, ;and neprimanded. 1 One yar_ ~= A truck bomb S'IIUCk a Shiite IDOSqtle in Central BastJdad, killing .at bit 87. tJOOPie. PR;siden1 ~ush and visiting lsrneli Prime Mi.nistN Ehwi 01mert :sided emphatically with Palestinian P«Sidenl MJihmOud Abbas in his standoft' wid! die militant gtoup H~s. 1be ~ muttle Atlanti.s omdocbd liool die i.manational space station for its rclum to eattiL . . T<lday's Biltbdays: Aaress Gena RowiJinds is 78. Nobel' peace lautate Aung SanSuu Kyi is 63. Adress Pbyliaia Rasbad is 60. Musician Lany Dunn i~55. ~§S Kathleen Tllmer is 54. Country singer~ Stone is 52. Sit1gor Malt DrBarge is 49. Singa-.danrw-MAmerican ldoi" judge Oiven the whOlesale fail~ Paula Abdul is 46. Arto£ Andy Lauer if> 45. Roct musician ~ of die Bush presidency Brian "Head" Wekl! is 38. Actmis RObin 1Wmey i.s 36. and il!he bankruptcy l(l)f Ador Bumper Robinson· is 34. ~ss Poppy Montgomery Republican ideology, .Sen. is 33, A~ss 'ZAte Saldana is JO. AalJr P.au1 Dano is 24. John MoCain''i ooly sb0t at Tbougbt foc Today: "'ne has two duties~ to be 1liOlried t'be White HGu~ is to ~ca­ and not to be worried." - E.M. Forsrer, Britim :Wtln' ~ Demooratlc . oollliD.~ (11179-1970). , · Barack Obama .as an elititst ,Jidy-man woo can't keep America safe. U nfottunate1y, (Jhama' s given GOP pl'OJ'I3pftdists .a lfliir .amount m rm prepared to !believe ...ork wit:h. Although 1he 4,yers bas . matured. And press mMt!ly Obama isn't responsible for utters 10 the editor are welcome. They sholtld .be .less naliional ignom:d it durin,g lhe great · aot:s AyCl'!i committed when dum 300 !I&!ORls. AJl iDll!rs arr subject to ~. nwst be anu..Qinron ausade. his Obama was .g years l(l)id. So signed. and include address 111111 telep/rolle ...-be.r. No W!signd . k.trers wiU be publisb.ed. lAten .should be in Chlcago past is tqJk:tc with Why•does it matter? Plll\l!ly because a pul!llicity photo ~iilr good taste, addnssing issues, not personalii:U!s. l.Durs cf potemial.embanrassmonts. One exampk: Ayers' 1·1)93 !book 'l'ugJ.tiVe Jhanks to mganiwtions and individuals wiU rwr be accept- Remember when every- Days: A.Memoir," telling ·the ~ for publicarion. body got huffy at ABC' s srory of Ibis anti-Vietnam George Stephanopoulos .r.adicalism. shows the (or, .u king Obama :aOOut beipCOtiCled professor wipW'tlliam Ayeu,Abe Wqtber ing bis ect. on an Amorican Undergroilod radical · who fl.~ .. He also boasted about bombed lhe Pe~gon to never going to 1prison de.spite ift?ader Services . protest Vietnam'? Obama te.lro!ist aots. Obama favordescribed ·him as an 'ably reviewed the book in CaniiCIIon Polley PUbllohld - r -"-'· Yonllay "~n,glisb p~fcssqr~ and the Chicago Tllibune. Puts a Our main CD ""'m it) a1 stones is to 1lm>uah Frldlly. 111 <:ourt s.-. sbgbt acq11amtance wbo ne.- spin oo his mockery ef lie IIOCUf8le. HYO<J l<naw of @!'..rot' Puo••OI'. Ohio. SooomklaH happened to live in Ills bab~ ,boomer "psy.chodraIna~- Cllll the rww11aam al (7-10) ..,.._poid lllf'o"•iOI'. oerghborbood. That was . ma, no? 992-~156. Mu II I . ll'll • • C' ~and disingenuous at best. Ay!'rs Plllltiy, •too, because wMe the Ohio ,_.IJ 4 ' I : idOn. 7 ~ . ....., . . . . . .oorreois a profes51?r of edU.catlf!D lhe Clittton campai,gn· was and :a promment f~ 10 too .dainty m use such :Dolly s.nllnil, '"' Coull 9ttMt, ~.Ohlo457111. Chicago ·school circles, inflammatory imagery, ............. dltt.. and sufficiently well R.ejmblican operati~es S.llt '1$11 II . . . . . koown lha1 Mayor Daley won'i be. As with the Rev. ' 0.,..... '11.21 publicly defended him Jaemiab Wrigbt's biz.anre '111M ~ Ct-.l1aolllidl, Ext. 12 from Stepbanopoulos' ramblings, it strikes me as DIIIIr .. ~ · II p Ext. 14 insinuations. evidence M A.) political SenlorC• Ill; Mil . Beth Saqjenl, Ext. 13 Moreover, one ofObama's immaturity, B.) arrogance CineftiOnlll '10.27 earlieit Chicago jobs was as or, worse, C.) both, for '1CIUO / g. thiUd .... t\ ... the direaar of a OOIJboven;ial Obarria not •to hawe given Aitl811illng school-reform organization Ayers bis "Sil;ter Souljalf' 0215 t1Mo:O...-.Elll15 " ' .. l l l...,,, l rh- ,lito WJipllon U,imill W'l -in wbich Ayers was a major moment (distancing himself Oot iiJ.....,_DJMi,Ext18 player. (Ayers' fatbe:r onoe ftrom Aye11s )' years ago. a 11 nrc" Judy CteHt, En 10 ran Consolidated Edison, the Also, as with Wright, his .... , on I city's elecuic · utility.) f:trst instinct was t0 dissemI ...._ ..... c a Obama's earliest political ble. Dideven()bama's most 13W... ~.26 fundraiser in 1995 was held enthusiastic !iUppor!OI:S ever 211 w..a '64.20 at Ayers' borne. 1bey believe "God damn 52 Wweks '127.11 appeared together in forums America" was news to him? newsemydaily8«1tine.cam OI.Midll ...... 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RIO GRANDE -The · ~· .-.ill ~ U :a.m. filiday. lin idle .Shaw-Onis Univ.cmty of Rio ·Grande ~ H:@llle, Columbus. Bucial will lbe •i n ribe Union will.bohHts first orientation ~. ICio'lumbus, mends IIIIIIY call 111 ilhc Cremeens session oof the 'Slliiiiia .o n lfiu¢ll1 ~. Gailipalis, !from <61ta '8 pE.Itoday. · Thursday and ifiriday. :..,~!s!~!~:!-~~y may be ~- ltbe family lby ..~ ~- .............,Munecllhmnes~u• tDCd Btiffs · · Food ginfiay 1fbe 'Session will 'be for .all students IW.bo are enteroing Riio Gl;ande iti 1he fall 'SCIIIester, includin,g 1ihose students who tPlan to attend clAsses 111 'the new /Rio Grande Meigs Center. All pu:ents of the .incomoing students are also linv.it~d to attend. Rio<'.nmilc "Will hdld.additianal ·mient8tion sessions · fi()MBROV - Families must bave JWPlicd lin advance (or lfri(Jey'~ . food giveaway at the Meigs COQ)IeiatiiVe !f'.ariJib-lllie s1gnups were in May. · 1JbC IJIJirisb will accept l\PJ)licatioos •through ifhe montb of !later !in 1be ~ and a11 lli!y. lfmm''9-m I a.m., Tuesday 1hrougb firiday, for a give- inconiing stw:lents are ·~ 10 lake part lin '<~w.I!Y SdhedLi1ed for Aug.l2. one.CJf11bcse'SpCCilllactivitics. th eir anxiety about starting UN IV EllS IT Y 0 F college.'· ~0 G~ANDE Several social activities . will be held for the students · · . and their parents. "I strongly encourage the iihe first Oliientation ses- Different sessions will be commuter students to attend sian 'Will begin at 8:30 a.m. held for parents and stu- the after-houFS social activitoday with check•in for the dents during the orientation. ties as .well," McCain said. ·students .and their parents in "Our goal is to answer ·'Whether students will ·be !the · DAvis < U niversity any questions and concerns living on .campus or .at borne, QJJteL During the orienta- . that .t he students and their they will enjoy and benefit lion sessions, students will parents might have.'.' froni the social activities." take placement 'tests, meet Students will have a Students can register for with academic advisors, chance to get to know tlle orientation session right register for classes, talk to some of the faculty and up to June 19, but they are fmancial aid counselors and staff, and learn more about encouraged to register early. have a chance to get com- what college life will be Students can register by fortable with t;he Cl1111pus. like in the fall. calling admissions at (800) ••,Parents are also wei- . "A very important .aspect 282-7201 or by logging come 1o attend, but are not of orientation is to socialize onto the Rio Grande home reguired," said Tammy and get to know each other," page, www.rio.edu. McCain; director of admis- McCain said. "This will The fall semester begins sions .at Rio Grande. help. to take away some of Aug. 25. I Friendship Cirde honors mothers and fathers ·pOMEROY - 'Malriage licenses were issued lin Meigs &!bate ()oun 1o: .Jordan Gabum Statts, 22, .and tJauJJ1Y Sent!¥ IRe~ B~. 21, A!lbany~ lUObard Eugene llWle1· sm• .and Amy !Lynn ILowe, 42, .Mbany; Thomas ~\\!l'e ·~ • .23, and Megan Ll!tl Venoy, !~, Long ~0m; !v.111 Eugene P-0well, 34, .a nd Misty Mac Roberts, ~. [;@Dg 1Bol10m. RAOINE llbc Recognized w~ last year's tained with a skit that . Bonnie Tawney, Staci IFriiend&bW Circle ()f die honored father, John Rose. include<! Frances Gilmore . Campbell, Deb McDaniel, Carmel-Sutton IUMCbosted Attending tbe dinner were Kathy McDaniel talked Kathy McDaniel, Jackie .a fiJitber'-s Day !luncheon 10 Ro'!Vard Ervin, 'Dan Smith, about "quotes our mothers White, Tammy Chapman, bonor fathers attendil!g lim Cunningham, Shawn use to say." Rachel Hupp, Jean Alkire, there. Diddle, Noith Diddle, Jonah Gifts were presented to Pete Hewitt, Sharon Morris, A iP()t]udk 1undboon was Diddle . Tercy: ~~y. i l .. ! ! k e • · the oldtlst mothe.r,: Geraldine Juli~ Fleinin&. Mary K '8CIW:e1i~ :Nanev Circle, . MoDamel, 'Craig Harrison, Varney; the youngest I!JOth- Rose , Louise Prank, Amy lleader <Of. the . ftiiendshg! !JIIIiiieMcDaniel,JolmR.ose, er, Lisa 'Koenig; the mother Frank, Mary Ball, Nancy Cirdc .mad ,fjltbcr'-s DA.Y !John Bentz, Dave IBall, with ·the most childJ:en, Circle and Pam Diddle. · ~- I in+! Anu!ir!ll•" Arobie Rose, Larry Circle, Kathleen Motris; .the mothThe Carmel-Sutton UMC pre , a~pil'.ilS 110 a1l and Pastor John Oil~. er wiih the most gr•ndclril- also honored two special i&IIC- MID~. · Last month the CirCle in dren, Mary Kay Yost; the mother> during the Sunday DtiiW,i ~ 6e Churoh'-s o'bservance of Motber's mother who traveled the church service. They were F.da'~Oilj:lllei'Vices, lbon- Day busted a dinner honor- farthest Frances Gilmore, Mary Rose and Helen IO!IIilfiflle.,. for 2008 were ·ing mothers of the clinmh. BQd t;he youngest girl pre- Pickens . Each mc;~ther was Htnlan Carson and the late Circle opened the e:vent sent, Addie McDaniel. presented wit:h· a gifrand -a Clarence Lawrence whose with prayer ·.and a poem Those present · included name plate for the wall son, JJiincs Ray Lawrence b:fore a catcmd ·.dinner as those listed aboYe as well as mount in the sanctuary. -s~ llllelllories about his IICI'Ved. Gamos were played Ann Wiles, Sarah Hoover, Previou s honored mothers father s 1ife. llilcmlan. ;and .door jprizes aw.arded, Linda McTurner, Linda include Ger,aldine Varney CJII'SOil .a1so'lalked aboutbis : JJ.udy .and Molly Gilmore . Cunningham, Frances 2006, Betty Hayes and Jean father, Herman ~arson. · 'Ullg .a dttet .and ..tllso enter- .Reiber. Mjchelle Beeler, Alkire in 2007. · J(Jfiq'ili A. Andersen, 45, and Teo::sa A. M~. 4ol , tan,gsville; !Ronald DAvid· IPettty• .k., .38, .JIIld Jennifer ~ llJdidb, 33, IP@Jlleroy; Alillip krfuony Woods, 34, ~ :Sbem:i Daw.n M1lston, 33, !Long Bottom; !Erik 'Scott \i.a]ellCia, 38. and 'Kayla Mattie Gibbs, 23, !Reedsville; b.ustin Howard Sigler, 23, and 'Samb IEiizabeth B0ggess, ~G )lergantow.n, W.Va. ': Benjamin lllemy Ewing fl, ll, 'S)unnna l:aDonna ~son, 30, !Pomeroy; Roy A1fred Stover, 55, and JiniBnrte Marie Young, 21, Rutland; Keith Allen IKinzel, 41, ·~Brenda l!Ynne 'Wenoy, 41, Loqg 8 .0tlom; !Kevin Lemuel (J~pi~k, 18, and Clomisa Michelle. P-ollock, Racine. · (J)JJIQ iEt;ic Nc1s0n, 25, and aacqucly.nn Mae Laqg, 27, (Jeo')v.ille; Christopher Thomas Carson, 21, and Kelly Qe¢C o'berts, 2'1, Nonfcilk, IVa.; IRi<ihard W.illiam Wen, i18, 'bd :S~hanie !Renee Snider, 1'9, Midill~; !Kcith 'WdUiAEn !Ho!ll.ard, 29, and iiJrJicy'Sue!Ow.enSby,33, Rutland; ~~ W. l8o1in, 30, and f(elly M . 'Scllcrs, 21. Rutland. lh'...._.Ewutr ..cial'toktaBPR£octgy and llheplaintiifs are seeking : wathew C. Wilson, 26, .and ll!lanmih L. IKCIIey, 21, IASSOCIII1ED!!!IESS . W RITal (:ommeme liQbcommittee ,an un&jlecified amount of ~ Joscpb !David Banihart, 20, .and ~sten ~ rejgb last week that the level of damages. ~. 23. !Racine; 'f'unot:hy 'W'tlliam Cole~ 16, -~ COLUMBUS il:iour BPA exposure a person 'Handicraft spekesman ~~Ward, 18,1Pomcroy~ .and William C. Rife, woold receive from a plastic Steve Richardson declined Ohio ba:v.e rfiled a ll,JI[Ii!Julie A.. Burton, 28, LangsWile. feilcnihwwnwinstJIIllk- bnltle is safe. Many of the comment Wednesday. •• .ersdiblby hot&s., claimin,g studies. idutt Juuo'e reponed Playtex spokeswoman tb.e 'bottles·were IDide from higher 1evels wen: conducted Jacque! ine Burwitz said the .a hlirmful chemical that under unrealistic cooPitions, . company doesn' t comment ~MERO¥ - A:n .action for diwrce wais filed in Mei_gs ·&pali1:ed congt;essioruil bear- said Dr. Norris Alderson, the on pending legal matters. A ICJ@lJ]lty Conunon ~leas Court by. Clllil P,atridk: Blll'l!ii!ger, ings · and prompted ·the Food · and 'Drug Gerber spokeswoman ilieedsville, a~ainst ~tephanie Barrlqger, Coo1Wic. world'-s ·l argest retailer to Administration's .associate referred questions to !Jlbase out the products. commissioner for science. Switzerland-based Nestle The .oomplllint filed last "Although our review is SA, which acquired Gerber wd in lU.S. nistriot 1Court ongoing, there's no reason Products Co. from ]ljovartis .f!OMBltOY - A dissolution Willi granted in Meigs alleges ·the companies ikncw to recommend consumers AG last year. 'CJolJ]lly Cwnmon !Pleas Court to Rachel Dawn Ot~ .and that a <Cibemical known as stop using products with Message.s for · Nestle, ~e !Kendall Church. 'bislibenOI A was .associated (bisphenol A)," he said. Eventlo and Avent were not .wiib health problems . but lhe lawsuit,' which seeks immediately returned . didn '.t disclose the risk. It class-action status, names Messages also were left for cites scientific stu,dies that five complinies: Vandalia, the plaintiffs' attorney. The U .S. government's . pOMEROY - A foreclosure action was filed ~n Meip conclude 8PA, as the chem- Ohio-based Evenflo Co., ical is .also known, seeps Illinois-based Avent · National Toxicology {)0 Jll1tY Common Pleas Court by ObiG Vlilley B.arlk, America !from ·bottles and ·sippy~ps inc., MissouriProgram said in April that ~li]lip<>lis, ,against !James oR. Acm:, !Jr., !Pomeroy, llllld otbers. into liquid. based Handicraft Co. , there is "some concern" Ojvil j.udgr(Jilnt aCtions were filed by CA.CH, Demler, Seeking to ease public · C onnecticut-based Playtex about BPA from experi{)0 )o .• against Oawn C: Sayre, Pomeroy, Robert M. Hart, Products Inc., and Swiss ments on rais that linked the llDOOC!Ds about . a ny lbealth 't.liddle,Prut, agaiRst Nationw.ide Mutual :C asualty <Co., ' ' ·"-"--' hlpards; officompany Gerber Novartis. chemical to Changes 111 'Ca]lllllbus; and Gregoti DIMs, li!o~. and iltbcn, \ ltgainst Forest Run Really Mill, Pome10y, Btld adteFS. .ana as. 4 Ohio ParentS sue rompc~Dies over baby bottles r.,::• It's trot tough to be stupid LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel• Pqe As llhings .are ·sure l0 :get v~ rou!Jh !before it'~ ·over. The national media will j0in lin. Just yesterday, somebody seht me .a CBSN~s10om al1ticle headlined -obama's Radiclil-left Ttell Broad ·and ~p.~ llt'·s fille!l with iinfurmati0n the press 111egleoted during the .ann-Hillary witch hunt. Maybe ['¥e liv.ed too loog in the South, gJOO!Id zero in the GOP's "S0uthern Strategy." And mayhe Obama can tJ:anscend mt .all w 'lih f.eel-gOO<il .r.bctonic :aoout "change,~ pemaps not lthe .m@st <Original pelillical slogan !but something everybody wants. r d WS@ bet a lot that tthe mily w.ay he .offeR Hi11aty the '\'We-presidential oolllinliOOa is as political !theater :a1ier w's privately agm=d 1o <tum it down. Why •wou1d she choose vice president over Senate majority leader, a mMe pewerful]ob definitely within her 1'eaob? Were I Obama, I'd .take ,a long look at Nebraska . !R,epnblican ·sen. Chuck Hagel: .a stmng conservative, :an Iraq-war skeptic from lhe .get~go, a Viemam combat veteran and a serious man. Obama's wtial outing .at bst week•s American il&~:ael Public Afhiis Committee (AIPAC) convention didn't <.lo 'much to j'osier confidence. Seeking to w.in over Jewish VQterS ·leery of Jtbe Wrigh(!Fm.ak:ban be&, lbc came · off as a bigger Likudll.ik (Israeli neoconservative) than Hillary, .and that's going some. Obama drew applause by declaring that t:he city of Jerusalem · "must remain undivided" under israeli rule. After Palestinian leaders ob~­ ed, be baolctrachd w1thin 24 hours, retreating to the - ----• Ovils-•its !Bush .administration'~; more 5ensib1e <View that Jerusalem·~ status be negO: lliated during ~ace talks. !Bill Clinton propesed an "open .and undivided city,'' with ~t Jerusalem the !Palestinian .capital. 'Se 'how does Obama get !U1ound the "naive" business? Not 1by dissembling, lbuJ: iby &ghting back Consider · :Jerusalem, for example. You wouldn ·~ call 1he hardline ILikudnik posiillion ",nai~e." Werds like "deluliiGnal" and "tribal,·· however, do ceme lt0 :mind, Sacr.ed to all •three mooothe: istic religi@ns Christianity, Judaism and Islam - )etlllsa1em was a divided <City :trom 1948 to 1'967, when ilhc Israelis con- · quemd it by ferae . Its hundreds of !thousands of Palestiniari 'l:esidents, whose ancestors have lived there ·since Biblical times, are not considered fsraeli citizens and 'cannot vote. . Meanwhile, Israelis ikeep 1itea:ling falestinillll land for illepl settlements .as the Arab ·-slums · fester .and decay. So long as the s~ things :are true, there can ·never be peace « Justice. The great .majority of Israeli citizens ~ndemand that. So .do most ~Jewll. So does Obama. Instead mmimicbng McCain's cartoonish oDeOQOIISel'llatism, .be oWeS ·tt ilO Amcric•n ~ IOteJlplain tbat tgnor~ mg reality isn't evidence of strength. but StiiPidity. (Arkansas D.ti!IOCI1CliGazetre oo1Km1list · GmWi Lyons is national ~ga, a ziru> award winner and cc- author of "The Hunting of the President" (Sr. Martin 's Press. 1000). Y~u can email Lyons . at genelyonsl@sbcg.l obal.nd.) ,....,..,..,.lbeallb MLEJf Sentenced pOMEROY - · The following were sentenced in Meigs 'CouPty CQJDmon Pleas Court: · • Counney Marie Mace:, one year, fOJgery. · • Gary M'. Johnson, Jr., 36 months, .receiving litolen property. failure to appear after recognizance release. .J31izabeth Jenkins, three and a half years, ;possession -of .l:lQcjline, trafficking in cocaine, .permitting drug .a buse. '&enfCnce suspended, CommunityCQnections. · • t.Uttbew Imboden, two yeaFS, breaking and ·entering and .grand ~eft . Semen~ suspended, Community Clm'ections. . .gonald J. Harmon, two years, receiving stolen JH:f.'HY llnd forgery, on a motion to revoke community 10011tro • • ]'.1ark A Norton, 36 months, receiving stolen Jhoperly. 'to ·be served consecutively with nine year sentence lin of.'Xao1din County. . phllse of the project. Salisbury Township is one of several local entities wodcing with the MLEF on the project ·though that $1 00~000 will not go to the trustees and has been specifically earmarted fM die community phase. SteYe Musser, who is the treasurer of the MLEF, said so far $1.4 million has been raised for the project and its two phases which has a· . total price tag of around $3 million, . The community phase will "'tum dirt" possibly this sumpOMEROY - Th lowing were arraigned io M.eip mer, Musser said, adding a 'CouJJty Common IPJeas Ceurt: · . . . gokl is .to have a place for · • ft,nthony V. Hudson, on ~barge of <gross SJ;K.uai Iq~QSI- · .cross COUlltry kids from all lion. !liJ.•OOO ,personal recognizance bond, $1,000 ·aurety three school districts to run ~ $10,000 a~ce ibond, July IS ~- · . . ·•• . 1tbii flill .as 'Vo'dl liS ;the com· · • William A. Snuth, on char:geti of trafficik:ing m maRjllll- mlllli:ty nature lrails up and . i:ta possession of marijuana, permitting abuse. running. Musser cautioned !£1.0;000 personal recognizance bond. ~uly 15 · . · all that is dependent on the • Candy Calaway, on charge of teceJVIII& stolen property. construction and design ~10,000 peFSonal recognizance bond. July 24 trial. committee and what d!ey :OJ started by Sue Ellen CoQper quite .accidcntaii.Y v.lbcn sbc tad a poem ·w.mg lently J~. :wbiOh ' ' . ed an older woman in purpk clothing wearing a Rid bat 1he ·&IOIY JOCS that on . s e C«~pC!' went to a . thrift shop, hooght herself a bright red fedora, .and then wearing her bat and canying a framed copy of 'the poem, b¢gu .appmacbin& otbei:s 10 "go oul for tea in -- ""'-- ... -~ · JlUIJ)Ie and md." served" and the Red Hat Society was formed i.Dfonnally, of course, since the spirit of the group forbids rules. The single guideline of the group is that only those 50 and over can wear red and purple, while .those under 50 must wear pink and lavender. - -. community phase. For more infonnation on rl1e .. , MLEF go w,,.., . mei!isfund.org. .,.I t<, ~ - ·, "" ~ ~ ·1· ,. 0 -- -~ ;; ' ... > ~ ·-···········-·-··1'1-.I<Hill.\\l\G -\R ~tl:.'ITU Volunteers interested in helping witb Haunted Theatnt come to meeting at' Ariel June 30 at 1:OC) p.m• Box Olllce: 4282ndAWL Gallipolis, OH (7*1) 446-ARTS Charla Snouffer , Words from a song writby Mike Harline many years ago perhaps best ~s the philosophy of this group of women with ·no goal other than to have fun - "All my life, I've done for you. Now it's my turn to do for me." Ask any Red Haner the question "What . do you do?" and you ' II get the resppnse, "nothing but . " have a good ume. . .. has joined the stalT of Jtttitud~s Salon -· ·and <Tann.ing She invites aU her previous and any MW Charla ro -."?' c~.f ·-· · ·The .idea caught on quick- ten dy ~older ~t~o~omen who felt lbeu '!time bad been from Page AI feel should be done fust. Both Stewart .and "The community phase is Senator John Kerry worked clearly moving forward ," on securing capital approMusser added, saying the priation funding for the second phase which includes the construction of GRrP.. D a new football stadium will take longer to develop; . The playground being developed for the communi- 1111011 = FOR1ltllllll lt'tMll ty phase will have ari "ener- lBl: INWDIII.£ gy theme" wit:h windmills, a ~~~~~!· 1:41,4ll,lS,hydroelectric dam water iJ!i(J'I.u.Jii' IIO'Il! t:ti,tll,l:l,. apparatus, a · pseudo coal 1HE H.-llftiiNG' • • t:I,G. ltl,ttl. mme lfor kids 1<1 explcire and lll!iG n!PA!Il!' iltl t25, ,~. . . bikes that power light bulbs. lll,l:IU:I,I:Il This plAyground will be built 1:1, 1:1.tli, 411, on ~ near/behind the WII.\N'~ 1:11,121,111,old Salisbury School. Musser said the MLEF IIEUiill1It:CI1Hi t. . . . . . . has acqu~ an option on Nl~IUNES4 fl:.t~ t:ft,. . .,., tl. all the land it needs for the 11IE SB!IUIS iiJ • • IS,. projCcts ani! ex.pects in 90 fiiii(l CAWN 11;11• days the cheek will be writ1:1,1:11. Ill!OIM fiG.Ilo ten to purchase the property 1110119 which will be in the vicinity of the old Salisbury School and Meigs High School Red Hat ........ Al.. -'nucb of tlte unique archiltcotufC of buildings along ~Sli:cet. . He talked about their customs and faJ]lily life. told of lbe rapid population growth <OftbO&e early years, and the . 'lnduslrial .d evelopment "hich brought prosperity to lbe Ohio vaUey. 'JbC Red Hatters describe tbeJtlSCI ves as a uni~!C' ,grolgl ~on~ middle (or Qld) age wiib burna. It Wali behavior and ·the brain, early puberty and possibly precancerous·changes in the prostate and breast. While such animal studies only provide "limited evidence" of risk, the draft report said a possible effect on humans ·'cannot be dismissed." That finding prompted Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retaiJer, to pledge BPA-free bottles by early next year. Toys "R" Us also pledged to pwge its shelves of BPA-containing bottles by year's end. Bisphenol A is a ubiquitous chemical in household goods, including eyeglasses, food cans and CDs and DVDs. It also is found in dental sealants. More than 6 million pounds of bispbenol are produced in the U.S. each year by Dow Chemical Co., Bayer · AG and other manufacturers . culfomers. - ....,..., • WeQesday~s C U.992-l200 - �,· ., The Daily Sentinel hF A6. The Daily Sentinel =========.== . II t 11 i I GAUJPOUS- 11;le 24lb annual Holzer Mrrlioll Cmler Ommunity Health and WeiiDess Fair will be bcld Saturday, June 21, from 8 a.m. until noon in the bos~ &lt!C!!tiool and Confcu:w: oo1begroundtloorof1bc<llarbE. Holzer IL, MD, Stnxery Centa' in Coallipolis, 8IXXllliing to COIIIQIUIIity Health and Wellness Director Bonnir McFarland, RN, BSN. Free and open to lhe. public, the fair will offer several beahh screenings including non-fasting cb\)lcstcrol and 'pucosc, blood presliUIC, · boDe density and much more. A special feature Ibis year will be ;fee lin:ast c:Jw'ks and breast care •sesnoetds by Sandy Colbin, BSN. CNP. ntnepraclitioocl' at the HOizec Cetm' fir Canca- Care. No appointmatt is nccessay fir the~ breast douts and those individuals who .111111et the mrdjt:aJ guidclincs as ~ uiMed in 1he cenll:r's Susan Komen Bmlst Qmar Grant will Jmeivc a free manu.. ogram mrlw. The hospital's annual Oxnmunity social set Hcahh and Wdlness Fair is always a hiahliabt of the yeiR' with btmdreds. SYRACUSE - The Syracuse of aria residmts from lbe multicounty area served by ~181 Community ·Centei will have an coming to take adviuage of~ the sam1inp .&ed, liOd finding aluable infumialion 011 bow ' !bey can maj,.w., a trahby lifestYle. As ~wt~si:res, "New infmnatioo and services are oOOOSlantly being added at the hospital IDE\ The !I!INJal lbllh and Wellncss Fair povidcs easy aroess to this data, and lbe ideal opportullity to leam more about the vaious ckpattmeots· tbal provide bolh illf"'imt and onlj181ieot care lD lhe C(jilllwnity. We are very pleaaed to share this oppmunity With oCber oomm•mrty br:aJ!bc.-e providl:6, Malk your calendars f~r Salurday. June 21 and plan to COIDC 10 the fair." For lfiOrt iltjomtGtioft abo111 tltis year's . 011!11fUUJiry Healllt and Welbtess Fair, oa1l McFarlmtd at (740) 446-5679, - , .... ~>om. • • , i • u 11 GdipOiis"'"""' 12s, s .p.m. ......... . . . 1 ,.,. . . . . 1<>gon ~ Poat 1211, ll p.m. m. Chad Joinon t..minor · ankle surgery Singing ~ the Pines - ~ takes stage this weekend me •n ~ ~ 1 ......,;: cleaned out Wednci4af, .•. He IS :..:.. m_.,t!!t:-'.!!:'~ , --r July 27. . The :~~~tic botilcmd ~· ....;. last ·year, IJiddiC _., ~ :t7 ..-.. tlbe · - · ,,.. ,. .. iCIISOtl ,. and Bakery, 3l4 Second Ave. &tries will also be aooepted over to 3 p.DL Participants aced to bring their the pbooc by calling 446-7538, own poles. if this is a problem oontact Family Addiction C'nnmumity Tre IUM4d Scnioes, iFACTSI New Akmnalivei. . . For tld4itional ilf/omtaliot! oa1l FACTS/New Allemati~~es « (740J GALLIPOUS - The steak ~-78fi6 or(740J 286-1589. dinner planned 'by American · Legion Post 27 for ;Sunqay, Jwle 22 has been canceled. ' Steak din...,. f'aJIC'eled Com hole touroameat Fishing event . At Holzer Clinic, .You Can Always .Count on... . Registt'atl . ·011 is now open . for 'the 2008 ~ football iCIIOO to boys and girls in , grades 1-6 tie2innin2 witb lhc 2008•09 '.Schoof year. ·· 1be registration fee is $40 . per ~yer and '$25 for each .;ban- m n't~ aw mgisttation is July l st. PayiiiClll must also 'b e teceivcd b)' July ht. A l::itOiltlcombine will !be ·oo July 26th at 9 a.m. at Meigs Hid! School. All ·!'ilrt:ts must 0e made -out10 Meigs . Aag FootbaB ~uc, P.O. Box 751. fonlmoy. Ohio 45769. · To l!:lista' oo)ine go to Www~andfot tDoR infuimation go to the 1-7~23<C2 eJrt. 33 -...-.e.mwt r ... 'ta::ti:wt.cam Ettc...:' lph,Sflat1eWIIt 174oJ 411 842. • . 33 • paat*'lplee-nys \Witlnel.mm . , _.., I a. SfltMta Wtlllr (7401~--33 , r ••¥•R;t.,.,..com 1.-, c.-, tp a t1e w.• (7.at-4oie 842. .a.33 . , .. •• . ... · · 1111Wlg "' ith th · mnu~ of a •baseball game e -<; , · · AP phalli •.ed• esday 1n Cenc1nnatl. .a .bomestan4 that concludes .. Low~ gave •up 1hree ru~s. Th~y. scoring a total of mcluding Edwm 17 runs. Encarnacion's solo homer. . Arroyo is iii his own ffi.s six ~Uls . mat¢beil slump.~ right-bander~his seiiSOII, high. a 't won smce May 26.. gmng The Reds lost for the Udl 0-2 in hi.- last four staJts time in 1<6 ~s, .a sl~J!l1P wilh a 6.3~ ERA.. He ga~e set up by~ al1~-nothing up seven ~ts and stX runs m offense. Cmcmnau JS 2-6 -o n 6 1-3 inmngs, and threw a 8r Lt 1 C.. wild pitch that let in a run. Loney has been a big problem for the R.ed;s all scason, batting .400 wilh a pair of hnni!S'S and sev~ ~fs. 1be first baseman as bavmg a \big monlh overall, bltttinJ; .396in !une. He hit ~s ~tli homer m the fourth liiDlllg. then doubled home a 11lD 1hat made It 4-1 in the sixlh. Andre Elhier, who brought a 2-for~20 slump into ·fue game, bad a JIIID-sooriilg sin~.:mong his tllrec . hits . 's two-JIIID triple in ~ 1evendl off reliever Jeremy Affeldt made it 6-1. Ken Grifti:y Jr. was out of the Reds' lineup for a second consecutive game because qf illness. Rookie Jay Bruce took his spot in right field and made two of the game's two best defensive plays .. Bruce made a diving catch on Pierre's liner in lhe thmt; then an over-the-shoulder catch of Blake DeWitt's drive to.lhe warning track. b\lfnena, ;:c;, ~ · Kanawha Valley, we are PDB l.Cft~LVREGJSTER.COM to showcase a side- . !by-side wheel-Slander t.ttle SOU'IHSIDE, W.Va. Brace yourselves. · Thunder lam is coming back to Mason County. Once .a year K.anawba \TaUey Motoi'I\POfts Park hosts this lhrilli!ll cYent dloll fcllures ·&Ollie ofdie fastest and most exciting exbibitioa vehicles ever built showcased at the 118 mile drag ....,;, .. "-""ty m ' .,..,..___ ~... ----. ~ _ Aod "*le the is retJu:Ding ro the trll:t When the O'Rcilly Thunder Jam presented by Live · Natioo .m . ~ • c... 5r!r!£r=.Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park to host Thunder Jam : .l1JGJI Caring- · addri!e7.:n=~!'M· be played CoNTACrUs Medical Excellence. • m DodgCili up 4-1. . ' • Jd me · tb 1222. .! Upcoming surgery makes his 14th major title even more staggmDg - despite lhe stress fractures, be managed to win a U.S. ()pen that ~ fi-.:e days of fiincb~ gnmacmg and a long list olSJ)CCt3CU]ar shots 1hat have -defined bis cmeer. "Although I will miss tbe rest of the 2008 season, rm thrilled wilh dle fact 1hat last week was such a special tournament," Woods said. He won despite ·dootors telling bim to rest. Hauey was with him in flaDda when doctors mld Woods the ptefened llmlmc:ut fOI' the stress fi:actures was 1bree wi'Cksoncrutcbes IIIIi d!ree weeks of inactivity. "'Rger looed ll die dact<i' CINCINNATI (APl Derek Lowe earned Ibis first road win since: last Au""st by pitchina into the s1'nb mning, ancfdie Los Angc'les . ~m enended their <SC&ong dGmination of die Cincinnati Reds wilh a~~ · victazy .on Wednesday ni,ght. James Lmey bad a solo homer .and a run-scoring double off Bronson ~yo (4..(;), sen~g Dodgers •to their sixth victory m seven games against · lhe Reds dri.s season, Juan Piei:re broke the game .open with a two-run tciple the seventh. For Lowe (5-6~. it was an ' elusive win. The 4er basn't .Cia tbe ilDid· ISinoe -~ · n at ftiiladelpbia ~ .'lUi llii IICD U .- .a aw.W fmm -3 ~ smdiulii. Ill wasa't eptirely Ibis fault: Lowe •Gften bas JPitcbed •eD -~gh,lbutdie ollense ~ SlX! m • BIIDIS. and said, 'I'm playing in the said. "But the Open U.S. Open, and rm going to Championship bas bad many win. • And ·t hen be staltM exciting finishes which TI~er putting on his shoes," Haney bas not been part of, and I ni said, "He looked at me and · sure 1here will be more. lfs said,'Comeon.Hank.We' ll very sad. We're very sorry just putt~ . · that bi:'s succumbed to the Woods' for 2008 is injury and he won't be ooma career for some playm. peting in the Open . . . He played only seven "We · hope he has the times. ~dwi~ and won speediest recovery." five limes, mcluding a maior Woods also will miss the 1hat allowed him to join Ryder Cup in Septeinbel:, ' Nicklaus as lhe only players meaning the ninth player on to capture .the career Grand the U,S. standings will qualSlam three times over. ify for lhe team. · But be will miss a major The majors won ' t miss for the first time in his career Woods nearly as much as lhe - tbe British Open next PGA Tour, especially wilh WOIIIh•RoyaiBilkdaleand itsseoondyearoftbeFedEx lbe PGA Cluunpionsbip in Cup that Woods won in a Allgust Bl Oakl!md I:lins, landslide a year ago. . where Woods is tbe two-time "TTger is our tour," Kenny defcoding duu11pion. Perry said from the "TTger is an enormous Travelers Championship. · attrllction,tbere'snodenying "When you lase your star that," Royal & Ancient chief •e mlutiVePeter Dawson r1 I I IW Ws t a1 ~utU:~85:re~~ ~o~ Angeles OtxV:'rs' Juar:.~· - left.~ on a wild pitCh by Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo (61) in the first 1er bouse on Friday from II a.m, • Hank Haney, said die ftiClCJVaY is typically sis toei8bt montbs, "'k'·s beat playing way iless dum 100 peiCt:1ll for a lon& lOJit!, time, n Haney said. "'t bas limited him a lot m pnv:tioc. He's goiilg 10 oome lbEk better than 1Jt:•s ever been." Woods was· last seen in pub1ic 1m: Monday after, bt www.holzerclinic.com ,..,...,b, noon walking wilh a prooounced limp across Torrey Pines town die patting lot, the U,S.. Open tropby in his ::"IK6eri"":hfmthe website or call 740-541- • s'Wins #olmson drclined, and ilbe · ;aakk hroame an issue at the He "!Y tthllouP . . ' ___ .. - . winst Alroyo. one of Ibis fl:ams..._.at..y.nu~ U'!lm!ll' umBos1o1f-slODI · lul iWCI4: The Pro Bow1 ..___.w:r said he oouldn't W.odd ~ mampi~ ............. oteam. And lbe did it oo a ankle ni,gbt ¥.ben be -wasn't .e ven .. JlllmliOII bas beea lobby- SQPPOsed to pitch. .ing for a t;rade since the end LOwe was 11110ved up a .day ·o f last ·season. The Bengals .after right-hander Himki ld'used, and Johnson bas Kiuroda told the team he bad ~ 110 -sit out lhe sea- a sore pitching shoolder on son if ibe•s ,1](1)l dealt ilO Thcsday. Lowe pitcbt:d 1011 fOIJl' ·d ays of rest, but his IDGlber leam. between-starts routine was thrown aff the chanf>. I· Briefs = lo!hnson bad his . tlmiblesmne . b __ ._. last¥' 4' my attention an rebabilitatiingmy!mce,flWoods said on bis Web Ute. . He bad anhroscapic 'Sm:ga)' Apill5 to clean out ~e in. bis left knee, bypassingAQ.. surgery wilh hopes it could get bim llbrough ,the 2008 seasoo. But die SII'CSs frlctureanda li8ament. that oould .no looJcr ·sustam. a powerful swmg made it impossible ro keep going. Woods did not say When be would bave surgay. His / .LA's Lowe p first mad win since August, beats Reds 6-1 CINClNNAll (API _ Recei~er Chad JOOI!son is· w....-A be full ·e"~""'- to · Y rccoveFed fu!lm :ankl.e sw:gcry ~.....---::o''\'1 when lhe Cincinnati B. e 111 g .a 1-s lalin-. - NEW HAVEN. W.Va. -It's been morelbantwodrcadcf ofl!:f.ng His praises. . . " ; . ~uen ·we •end, the .annual Si11ging in die PiDcs ~~ 1'l1rill erriJwt 011 aoother year of gospel music. The ~ annual event is scbodnled ilO begin al 6 p.m. ffi4IY • Unioo ClqJgrowld ncar New lbw:n. Si!ltJng ll!lill··~'!!"i.e ·~ 'SaluDiay be.$iooing _at I p,m. aDd will ~ bod! CvetiUigS. , ,Cf· , .,:;,1•. 1 ,_ v(mnrth DWsoe, wm, along with his wifc,.E~ ,_., · ctinrtes ..aod Olp!li..,s the ev.eat, u more 1b1p SO groupi aod iOloisu are sctwtnlrd to pufoon. Amoot the !liD'II~ .&om We&t yqinia, Oliio, (l'enfncky- as far ..away :a .A'4 •• am Sitw oc, Proclaim SonRise and Justified. :' Oda ban4s ind soloists srfwluled to Jltif'*m include · Walking~ from Alabama; die Sirlgt!lg Byrds. fMie . Williams F'.amily. 1bc SNnaritani, Heart aDd Soul and dwr Nak: Famil" fuMn Kentucky; Matti Shott, Joe ~ · Cdesria1 eLy Trio, die Zions, George coot. Deli\'CIIal, Biian and Family Connectioo, and Ott, the Truly Save'd 1J:io and C«!W· from Obio; 'Betty Qd!iban and SiulrOD lfon•aJrer from Pamsylvania; the Singing_ Cawfoois from Tennessee; HeirSongfiom 'Fens; and Clan Cadle, Bledsoe Family, the Sbeltons, the l.emleys, Heavenly Angels;, ~· Light of Home. ~1 Treasures. Jarad . ~IIi Roome Kinser and New Revelations fmm West Vll'gUillL , 1bc event will ooocJnde as always w.ith the annual pe!'formance from the Pine Knots, a group of local volunteers aod ·cqaniun 1hat entertain at the end of the ever«. Bledsoe uid the group waits until the very end of 1he 1$ nigbt to pafoon and always put,s on a great sbow. : FOf" ..w~ infonnation, call (3041 895-3845. :· Entry ckadtine JnriDg 74()..446-5381 Woods is done for 1he year. but DOl witboot aoe lastmaj~rdJatbesaidllnigbt bavebcenbisbcstevcr. Woods explained why Wednesday when · be revealedb:willbaveseasunending stqery to repair a tom ligament in his left 1mcc that be injiJRld I0 mon1bs ago. · He also sutfcred a double stress IActureofhis letit tibia two weeks before the U.S. Open,. ~gnOOin:g ·doctors' advice to,tlte weeks <Off U>letitbeai.Andbeslillwon lbe U.S. Open at Tmn:y Pines, going 91 ooles over five days on a 'knee •that was gettiJig worse. "Now, it is clear dull lhe rigbttbing10doismlistauo ml ~ors, follow through with this StJl8CIY and focu Pooiii•IWih.-t-128(1 ice cream social Sunday with serving from 11 a,m. to 6 p.m., Six flavors of bomemlllde ioe m:am will •be served aloog wilh sandwiobes and desserts. . In ooojunction wilh lhe social, a · blind draw doub~1iminaticm comole toumament will •be beld at 2 p.m. Signup will end It I :30 GAlLIPOLlS - Entries for p.m., Entry fee is $10 per per!iOII.. ...._ v_,... ,.._,_ m· B l - ---st Prize moocy will be defamioed. . ..., •._.. • ~ """"' by the nuniber of entrants. Fill' oo Mooday, June 23 at 6:~,m, EWINGTON - A com bole more informatioo or 10 sign up 1be Ga1lipo1is City Part . be . tournament will be held at tbe accepred until Mooday. Ewington •Cburob of Christ in call (140) 992-2365. · The contest is part of the O!rir.1ian Unioo on SatUrday. June city's tbiFd America io Bloom 21 starting at llOOIL ,; judging that will occur on June ' The entry fee is '$5 per persoJ1 • 23 and 24. . F'II'St and second place w~ RIO GRANDE Register Entries can be sent to Kim l'CCeivc Wai-Mart gift card&, youth ages 6 and up now for the Can""•y at 361 Circle Drive, Concessions are available. · youth fisbing event tbal is being Gallipolis, .O hio 45631, or · For illfomtaliOII, .caU (74((J beld Bl .the Bol;l Evans Fmn sbcl- · dropprJd off at the Pattfroot Diller 682-3068, HOLZER CLINIC 'nger ~'·'" Ill), J ASSOCIAT.ED P!!ESS ~ I lcecuam 01 7 hOW ···~~.\l)rme coo- •. .i': 1be llig~~· lor? fi~~-=r-!.~ Mned 110 1liC--. lllilkidial&a' ~ ' II 1wy • • : :wat. -..-~~--tit-'~ . - · .......... "'!---' "I am hippy mat (the Uled to Slalt at 8 p.m. , ~iA!ttes to the river with the showboat brcouie a center fur QJIII- pall of the play due to Ia · aspect," Mayes said. . munity arts," she added family's history of comln addition, proceeds In fact, the State munity theater m the area. from lhe melodrama's Theater has not been Uli"Wilen I was a child my tickd sales will aid the liud as a play puductioo motber' was in cbarge of Mason County venue for 10 years. DtiU oommunity theater · in Pafomring Arts Council's and "The Evils of Drink" Mason Cot,mty. I rememeffort to purchase the cast and ~ hope to see ber watching my family State Theater, Duke said. the melodrama produce a (perform) · in several "The goal of the pelfor- re-aw.akening for . area things, and then (oommuinance is to encourage and community theater. nity theater) went away. l develop community theBrandy Barny, who am proud to -be a part of mer in the area and to start plays Mn. Slade and the rebirth of COIIIIIlUIIity raising funds to purchase Madeline in the show, ·said tbeater,n Badrey said. the State 1beater so it can she was very cxciltld to be According to Duke, lbe HMC's 24th annual Health Fair is Saturday Itt DaUI F1a Ft ,...., ~· • :: 128 6 · p.m. · r .._ 11 7 .....,.. 1 • _,1211ota-(do-.J, -Y POINT I . .~~~= .Tiger WoodS to have season-ending knee surgery·= Vaudeville eo•edy up State Theater PLEASANT, w. Va. - The aru will light up the town during this weekend' s melodrama pelfonnance set to take the stage at the Historic State Theater. The pelformance is a temperance . play entided · "The Evils of Drink~ and is slated for Friday and Saturday. According to director , Donna Duke of Milton, ·the play will accentuate the old showboat style. pelformances. The evening \Yill open at 8 p.m. with entrrtainment. including singing · aDd a scene from '"'nto the Woods,fl which is a pruduction liCI to take plaa: II the Aiiel TbeatiC in GallipOlis. From there, the melodrama will begin at 8:.30 p .m. Duke described the melodrama. which will ollllinf: the evils of drinking, as having a serious message. but wilh hiiJllOI'. She also said the play Clll:OIIJ'agCS audience par- ·' ticipation. w(The Evils of Drink) is a vaudeville comedy. We encourage individuals to boo, hiss, cheer and take part. We are recreating the old show boat (plays)," Duke added. Accoo1ing to Puke. the melodrama play and .showboat style was selected due to the atea's rich history wilh the river and ._..-!",..~ showboats. Cast member Todd Mayes, who plays The cut and Cll'ft ol1he upcoming melodlaiiA, 'The Evils d Drink,• pc.e in Inn d Simon Slade, said be lib:d the llisloric .stme n : 1w in Point PI 1IS8'1l n. cast and awauualllwt-.,- . Thunday, June 19, ~ =·tie. between Kenny NelliGII' s 'Cool Bus' and tbe world'·s only wheel-standing fin: nuct,fl ·. ADd .as much of.a summer Qdi.tioa that this event has ibec•••e, anolber staple of the .aaoual 'Nigbt of Are' is dJe fa:t tbal oo this night U)'lhin,g can happen. Alno.a !With producinor ~v.... .& Ollie m IMM . . .Je -- Jn()IIW»I(S and ODC of dJc most taJkec! about e\'eiiiS of 111e year. the Thtmder Jam events have always pudueed a night of lcloks olf Saturday, luue 2} cntataiaiag. .y~ ~~~~~Rat 7 p,m. .cticlable, ucing: "The O'Reilly Thunder KM&Mia Vllley's hosting Jam is.a !ii!DJDW uaditioo in of 1lunJCkw' Jam ·ovet tbe 1be Ohio Valley," "(1umcJrr . past two ycm bas made its Jam .opcratioas manager lim shire of SliiiC aDd Olliooal ~ySby~ . said, ~s beaclincs .with 10111e uaere- year, m addition to lbe X.- dictable 11101dents stealing Trcme Machine' jet semi, lhe sbow. And ODC of those • we have eight of de coun- i:Veuls is still be talked about try's fastest door-sl•mnw today and occured one year The jet:Semi K-Trerne Mecttiue makes • run lit a track during an O'Reilly Thunder Jam event • · ·~ ~ier this )1881'. x-Tteme Mecttine end some of the fastest exhibition "!}'icles in the cars co.tnplete with lhei.r insane buinout oontest. And . / wrlcl will be on hand b' 'RiunCief Jam lit Kanawha V.tley Motorsports Park tn Southside, this year. aclusively at r1 I - .... 112 . W.V.,; Saturday lilt 7 p.m, 'I �,· ., The Daily Sentinel hF A6. The Daily Sentinel =========.== . II t 11 i I GAUJPOUS- 11;le 24lb annual Holzer Mrrlioll Cmler Ommunity Health and WeiiDess Fair will be bcld Saturday, June 21, from 8 a.m. until noon in the bos~ &lt!C!!tiool and Confcu:w: oo1begroundtloorof1bc<llarbE. Holzer IL, MD, Stnxery Centa' in Coallipolis, 8IXXllliing to COIIIQIUIIity Health and Wellness Director Bonnir McFarland, RN, BSN. Free and open to lhe. public, the fair will offer several beahh screenings including non-fasting cb\)lcstcrol and 'pucosc, blood presliUIC, · boDe density and much more. A special feature Ibis year will be ;fee lin:ast c:Jw'ks and breast care •sesnoetds by Sandy Colbin, BSN. CNP. ntnepraclitioocl' at the HOizec Cetm' fir Canca- Care. No appointmatt is nccessay fir the~ breast douts and those individuals who .111111et the mrdjt:aJ guidclincs as ~ uiMed in 1he cenll:r's Susan Komen Bmlst Qmar Grant will Jmeivc a free manu.. ogram mrlw. The hospital's annual Oxnmunity social set Hcahh and Wdlness Fair is always a hiahliabt of the yeiR' with btmdreds. SYRACUSE - The Syracuse of aria residmts from lbe multicounty area served by ~181 Community ·Centei will have an coming to take adviuage of~ the sam1inp .&ed, liOd finding aluable infumialion 011 bow ' !bey can maj,.w., a trahby lifestYle. As ~wt~si:res, "New infmnatioo and services are oOOOSlantly being added at the hospital IDE\ The !I!INJal lbllh and Wellncss Fair povidcs easy aroess to this data, and lbe ideal opportullity to leam more about the vaious ckpattmeots· tbal provide bolh illf"'imt and onlj181ieot care lD lhe C(jilllwnity. We are very pleaaed to share this oppmunity With oCber oomm•mrty br:aJ!bc.-e providl:6, Malk your calendars f~r Salurday. June 21 and plan to COIDC 10 the fair." For lfiOrt iltjomtGtioft abo111 tltis year's . 011!11fUUJiry Healllt and Welbtess Fair, oa1l McFarlmtd at (740) 446-5679, - , .... ~>om. • • , i • u 11 GdipOiis"'"""' 12s, s .p.m. ......... . . . 1 ,.,. . . . . 1<>gon ~ Poat 1211, ll p.m. m. Chad Joinon t..minor · ankle surgery Singing ~ the Pines - ~ takes stage this weekend me •n ~ ~ 1 ......,;: cleaned out Wednci4af, .•. He IS :..:.. m_.,t!!t:-'.!!:'~ , --r July 27. . The :~~~tic botilcmd ~· ....;. last ·year, IJiddiC _., ~ :t7 ..-.. tlbe · - · ,,.. ,. .. iCIISOtl ,. and Bakery, 3l4 Second Ave. &tries will also be aooepted over to 3 p.DL Participants aced to bring their the pbooc by calling 446-7538, own poles. if this is a problem oontact Family Addiction C'nnmumity Tre IUM4d Scnioes, iFACTSI New Akmnalivei. . . For tld4itional ilf/omtaliot! oa1l FACTS/New Allemati~~es « (740J GALLIPOUS - The steak ~-78fi6 or(740J 286-1589. dinner planned 'by American · Legion Post 27 for ;Sunqay, Jwle 22 has been canceled. ' Steak din...,. f'aJIC'eled Com hole touroameat Fishing event . At Holzer Clinic, .You Can Always .Count on... . Registt'atl . ·011 is now open . for 'the 2008 ~ football iCIIOO to boys and girls in , grades 1-6 tie2innin2 witb lhc 2008•09 '.Schoof year. ·· 1be registration fee is $40 . per ~yer and '$25 for each .;ban- m n't~ aw mgisttation is July l st. PayiiiClll must also 'b e teceivcd b)' July ht. A l::itOiltlcombine will !be ·oo July 26th at 9 a.m. at Meigs Hid! School. All ·!'ilrt:ts must 0e made -out10 Meigs . Aag FootbaB ~uc, P.O. Box 751. fonlmoy. Ohio 45769. · To l!:lista' oo)ine go to Www~andfot tDoR infuimation go to the 1-7~23<C2 eJrt. 33 -...-.e.mwt r ... 'ta::ti:wt.cam Ettc...:' lph,Sflat1eWIIt 174oJ 411 842. • . 33 • paat*'lplee-nys \Witlnel.mm . , _.., I a. SfltMta Wtlllr (7401~--33 , r ••¥•R;t.,.,..com 1.-, c.-, tp a t1e w.• (7.at-4oie 842. .a.33 . , .. •• . ... · · 1111Wlg "' ith th · mnu~ of a •baseball game e -<; , · · AP phalli •.ed• esday 1n Cenc1nnatl. .a .bomestan4 that concludes .. Low~ gave •up 1hree ru~s. Th~y. scoring a total of mcluding Edwm 17 runs. Encarnacion's solo homer. . Arroyo is iii his own ffi.s six ~Uls . mat¢beil slump.~ right-bander~his seiiSOII, high. a 't won smce May 26.. gmng The Reds lost for the Udl 0-2 in hi.- last four staJts time in 1<6 ~s, .a sl~J!l1P wilh a 6.3~ ERA.. He ga~e set up by~ al1~-nothing up seven ~ts and stX runs m offense. Cmcmnau JS 2-6 -o n 6 1-3 inmngs, and threw a 8r Lt 1 C.. wild pitch that let in a run. Loney has been a big problem for the R.ed;s all scason, batting .400 wilh a pair of hnni!S'S and sev~ ~fs. 1be first baseman as bavmg a \big monlh overall, bltttinJ; .396in !une. He hit ~s ~tli homer m the fourth liiDlllg. then doubled home a 11lD 1hat made It 4-1 in the sixlh. Andre Elhier, who brought a 2-for~20 slump into ·fue game, bad a JIIID-sooriilg sin~.:mong his tllrec . hits . 's two-JIIID triple in ~ 1evendl off reliever Jeremy Affeldt made it 6-1. Ken Grifti:y Jr. was out of the Reds' lineup for a second consecutive game because qf illness. Rookie Jay Bruce took his spot in right field and made two of the game's two best defensive plays .. Bruce made a diving catch on Pierre's liner in lhe thmt; then an over-the-shoulder catch of Blake DeWitt's drive to.lhe warning track. b\lfnena, ;:c;, ~ · Kanawha Valley, we are PDB l.Cft~LVREGJSTER.COM to showcase a side- . !by-side wheel-Slander t.ttle SOU'IHSIDE, W.Va. Brace yourselves. · Thunder lam is coming back to Mason County. Once .a year K.anawba \TaUey Motoi'I\POfts Park hosts this lhrilli!ll cYent dloll fcllures ·&Ollie ofdie fastest and most exciting exbibitioa vehicles ever built showcased at the 118 mile drag ....,;, .. "-""ty m ' .,..,..___ ~... ----. ~ _ Aod "*le the is retJu:Ding ro the trll:t When the O'Rcilly Thunder Jam presented by Live · Natioo .m . ~ • c... 5r!r!£r=.Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park to host Thunder Jam : .l1JGJI Caring- · addri!e7.:n=~!'M· be played CoNTACrUs Medical Excellence. • m DodgCili up 4-1. . ' • Jd me · tb 1222. .! Upcoming surgery makes his 14th major title even more staggmDg - despite lhe stress fractures, be managed to win a U.S. ()pen that ~ fi-.:e days of fiincb~ gnmacmg and a long list olSJ)CCt3CU]ar shots 1hat have -defined bis cmeer. "Although I will miss tbe rest of the 2008 season, rm thrilled wilh dle fact 1hat last week was such a special tournament," Woods said. He won despite ·dootors telling bim to rest. Hauey was with him in flaDda when doctors mld Woods the ptefened llmlmc:ut fOI' the stress fi:actures was 1bree wi'Cksoncrutcbes IIIIi d!ree weeks of inactivity. "'Rger looed ll die dact<i' CINCINNATI (APl Derek Lowe earned Ibis first road win since: last Au""st by pitchina into the s1'nb mning, ancfdie Los Angc'les . ~m enended their <SC&ong dGmination of die Cincinnati Reds wilh a~~ · victazy .on Wednesday ni,ght. James Lmey bad a solo homer .and a run-scoring double off Bronson ~yo (4..(;), sen~g Dodgers •to their sixth victory m seven games against · lhe Reds dri.s season, Juan Piei:re broke the game .open with a two-run tciple the seventh. For Lowe (5-6~. it was an ' elusive win. The 4er basn't .Cia tbe ilDid· ISinoe -~ · n at ftiiladelpbia ~ .'lUi llii IICD U .- .a aw.W fmm -3 ~ smdiulii. Ill wasa't eptirely Ibis fault: Lowe •Gften bas JPitcbed •eD -~gh,lbutdie ollense ~ SlX! m • BIIDIS. and said, 'I'm playing in the said. "But the Open U.S. Open, and rm going to Championship bas bad many win. • And ·t hen be staltM exciting finishes which TI~er putting on his shoes," Haney bas not been part of, and I ni said, "He looked at me and · sure 1here will be more. lfs said,'Comeon.Hank.We' ll very sad. We're very sorry just putt~ . · that bi:'s succumbed to the Woods' for 2008 is injury and he won't be ooma career for some playm. peting in the Open . . . He played only seven "We · hope he has the times. ~dwi~ and won speediest recovery." five limes, mcluding a maior Woods also will miss the 1hat allowed him to join Ryder Cup in Septeinbel:, ' Nicklaus as lhe only players meaning the ninth player on to capture .the career Grand the U,S. standings will qualSlam three times over. ify for lhe team. · But be will miss a major The majors won ' t miss for the first time in his career Woods nearly as much as lhe - tbe British Open next PGA Tour, especially wilh WOIIIh•RoyaiBilkdaleand itsseoondyearoftbeFedEx lbe PGA Cluunpionsbip in Cup that Woods won in a Allgust Bl Oakl!md I:lins, landslide a year ago. . where Woods is tbe two-time "TTger is our tour," Kenny defcoding duu11pion. Perry said from the "TTger is an enormous Travelers Championship. · attrllction,tbere'snodenying "When you lase your star that," Royal & Ancient chief •e mlutiVePeter Dawson r1 I I IW Ws t a1 ~utU:~85:re~~ ~o~ Angeles OtxV:'rs' Juar:.~· - left.~ on a wild pitCh by Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo (61) in the first 1er bouse on Friday from II a.m, • Hank Haney, said die ftiClCJVaY is typically sis toei8bt montbs, "'k'·s beat playing way iless dum 100 peiCt:1ll for a lon& lOJit!, time, n Haney said. "'t bas limited him a lot m pnv:tioc. He's goiilg 10 oome lbEk better than 1Jt:•s ever been." Woods was· last seen in pub1ic 1m: Monday after, bt www.holzerclinic.com ,..,...,b, noon walking wilh a prooounced limp across Torrey Pines town die patting lot, the U,S.. Open tropby in his ::"IK6eri"":hfmthe website or call 740-541- • s'Wins #olmson drclined, and ilbe · ;aakk hroame an issue at the He "!Y tthllouP . . ' ___ .. - . winst Alroyo. one of Ibis fl:ams..._.at..y.nu~ U'!lm!ll' umBos1o1f-slODI · lul iWCI4: The Pro Bow1 ..___.w:r said he oouldn't W.odd ~ mampi~ ............. oteam. And lbe did it oo a ankle ni,gbt ¥.ben be -wasn't .e ven .. JlllmliOII bas beea lobby- SQPPOsed to pitch. .ing for a t;rade since the end LOwe was 11110ved up a .day ·o f last ·season. The Bengals .after right-hander Himki ld'used, and Johnson bas Kiuroda told the team he bad ~ 110 -sit out lhe sea- a sore pitching shoolder on son if ibe•s ,1](1)l dealt ilO Thcsday. Lowe pitcbt:d 1011 fOIJl' ·d ays of rest, but his IDGlber leam. between-starts routine was thrown aff the chanf>. I· Briefs = lo!hnson bad his . tlmiblesmne . b __ ._. last¥' 4' my attention an rebabilitatiingmy!mce,flWoods said on bis Web Ute. . He bad anhroscapic 'Sm:ga)' Apill5 to clean out ~e in. bis left knee, bypassingAQ.. surgery wilh hopes it could get bim llbrough ,the 2008 seasoo. But die SII'CSs frlctureanda li8ament. that oould .no looJcr ·sustam. a powerful swmg made it impossible ro keep going. Woods did not say When be would bave surgay. His / .LA's Lowe p first mad win since August, beats Reds 6-1 CINClNNAll (API _ Recei~er Chad JOOI!son is· w....-A be full ·e"~""'- to · Y rccoveFed fu!lm :ankl.e sw:gcry ~.....---::o''\'1 when lhe Cincinnati B. e 111 g .a 1-s lalin-. - NEW HAVEN. W.Va. -It's been morelbantwodrcadcf ofl!:f.ng His praises. . . " ; . ~uen ·we •end, the .annual Si11ging in die PiDcs ~~ 1'l1rill erriJwt 011 aoother year of gospel music. The ~ annual event is scbodnled ilO begin al 6 p.m. ffi4IY • Unioo ClqJgrowld ncar New lbw:n. Si!ltJng ll!lill··~'!!"i.e ·~ 'SaluDiay be.$iooing _at I p,m. aDd will ~ bod! CvetiUigS. , ,Cf· , .,:;,1•. 1 ,_ v(mnrth DWsoe, wm, along with his wifc,.E~ ,_., · ctinrtes ..aod Olp!li..,s the ev.eat, u more 1b1p SO groupi aod iOloisu are sctwtnlrd to pufoon. Amoot the !liD'II~ .&om We&t yqinia, Oliio, (l'enfncky- as far ..away :a .A'4 •• am Sitw oc, Proclaim SonRise and Justified. :' Oda ban4s ind soloists srfwluled to Jltif'*m include · Walking~ from Alabama; die Sirlgt!lg Byrds. fMie . Williams F'.amily. 1bc SNnaritani, Heart aDd Soul and dwr Nak: Famil" fuMn Kentucky; Matti Shott, Joe ~ · Cdesria1 eLy Trio, die Zions, George coot. Deli\'CIIal, Biian and Family Connectioo, and Ott, the Truly Save'd 1J:io and C«!W· from Obio; 'Betty Qd!iban and SiulrOD lfon•aJrer from Pamsylvania; the Singing_ Cawfoois from Tennessee; HeirSongfiom 'Fens; and Clan Cadle, Bledsoe Family, the Sbeltons, the l.emleys, Heavenly Angels;, ~· Light of Home. ~1 Treasures. Jarad . ~IIi Roome Kinser and New Revelations fmm West Vll'gUillL , 1bc event will ooocJnde as always w.ith the annual pe!'formance from the Pine Knots, a group of local volunteers aod ·cqaniun 1hat entertain at the end of the ever«. Bledsoe uid the group waits until the very end of 1he 1$ nigbt to pafoon and always put,s on a great sbow. : FOf" ..w~ infonnation, call (3041 895-3845. :· Entry ckadtine JnriDg 74()..446-5381 Woods is done for 1he year. but DOl witboot aoe lastmaj~rdJatbesaidllnigbt bavebcenbisbcstevcr. Woods explained why Wednesday when · be revealedb:willbaveseasunending stqery to repair a tom ligament in his left 1mcc that be injiJRld I0 mon1bs ago. · He also sutfcred a double stress IActureofhis letit tibia two weeks before the U.S. Open,. ~gnOOin:g ·doctors' advice to,tlte weeks <Off U>letitbeai.Andbeslillwon lbe U.S. Open at Tmn:y Pines, going 91 ooles over five days on a 'knee •that was gettiJig worse. "Now, it is clear dull lhe rigbttbing10doismlistauo ml ~ors, follow through with this StJl8CIY and focu Pooiii•IWih.-t-128(1 ice cream social Sunday with serving from 11 a,m. to 6 p.m., Six flavors of bomemlllde ioe m:am will •be served aloog wilh sandwiobes and desserts. . In ooojunction wilh lhe social, a · blind draw doub~1iminaticm comole toumament will •be beld at 2 p.m. Signup will end It I :30 GAlLIPOLlS - Entries for p.m., Entry fee is $10 per per!iOII.. ...._ v_,... ,.._,_ m· B l - ---st Prize moocy will be defamioed. . ..., •._.. • ~ """"' by the nuniber of entrants. Fill' oo Mooday, June 23 at 6:~,m, EWINGTON - A com bole more informatioo or 10 sign up 1be Ga1lipo1is City Part . be . tournament will be held at tbe accepred until Mooday. Ewington •Cburob of Christ in call (140) 992-2365. · The contest is part of the O!rir.1ian Unioo on SatUrday. June city's tbiFd America io Bloom 21 starting at llOOIL ,; judging that will occur on June ' The entry fee is '$5 per persoJ1 • 23 and 24. . F'II'St and second place w~ RIO GRANDE Register Entries can be sent to Kim l'CCeivc Wai-Mart gift card&, youth ages 6 and up now for the Can""•y at 361 Circle Drive, Concessions are available. · youth fisbing event tbal is being Gallipolis, .O hio 45631, or · For illfomtaliOII, .caU (74((J beld Bl .the Bol;l Evans Fmn sbcl- · dropprJd off at the Pattfroot Diller 682-3068, HOLZER CLINIC 'nger ~'·'" Ill), J ASSOCIAT.ED P!!ESS ~ I lcecuam 01 7 hOW ···~~.\l)rme coo- •. .i': 1be llig~~· lor? fi~~-=r-!.~ Mned 110 1liC--. lllilkidial&a' ~ ' II 1wy • • : :wat. -..-~~--tit-'~ . - · .......... "'!---' "I am hippy mat (the Uled to Slalt at 8 p.m. , ~iA!ttes to the river with the showboat brcouie a center fur QJIII- pall of the play due to Ia · aspect," Mayes said. . munity arts," she added family's history of comln addition, proceeds In fact, the State munity theater m the area. from lhe melodrama's Theater has not been Uli"Wilen I was a child my tickd sales will aid the liud as a play puductioo motber' was in cbarge of Mason County venue for 10 years. DtiU oommunity theater · in Pafomring Arts Council's and "The Evils of Drink" Mason Cot,mty. I rememeffort to purchase the cast and ~ hope to see ber watching my family State Theater, Duke said. the melodrama produce a (perform) · in several "The goal of the pelfor- re-aw.akening for . area things, and then (oommuinance is to encourage and community theater. nity theater) went away. l develop community theBrandy Barny, who am proud to -be a part of mer in the area and to start plays Mn. Slade and the rebirth of COIIIIIlUIIity raising funds to purchase Madeline in the show, ·said tbeater,n Badrey said. the State 1beater so it can she was very cxciltld to be According to Duke, lbe HMC's 24th annual Health Fair is Saturday Itt DaUI F1a Ft ,...., ~· • :: 128 6 · p.m. · r .._ 11 7 .....,.. 1 • _,1211ota-(do-.J, -Y POINT I . .~~~= .Tiger WoodS to have season-ending knee surgery·= Vaudeville eo•edy up State Theater PLEASANT, w. Va. - The aru will light up the town during this weekend' s melodrama pelfonnance set to take the stage at the Historic State Theater. The pelformance is a temperance . play entided · "The Evils of Drink~ and is slated for Friday and Saturday. According to director , Donna Duke of Milton, ·the play will accentuate the old showboat style. pelformances. The evening \Yill open at 8 p.m. with entrrtainment. including singing · aDd a scene from '"'nto the Woods,fl which is a pruduction liCI to take plaa: II the Aiiel TbeatiC in GallipOlis. From there, the melodrama will begin at 8:.30 p .m. Duke described the melodrama. which will ollllinf: the evils of drinking, as having a serious message. but wilh hiiJllOI'. She also said the play Clll:OIIJ'agCS audience par- ·' ticipation. w(The Evils of Drink) is a vaudeville comedy. We encourage individuals to boo, hiss, cheer and take part. We are recreating the old show boat (plays)," Duke added. Accoo1ing to Puke. the melodrama play and .showboat style was selected due to the atea's rich history wilh the river and ._..-!",..~ showboats. Cast member Todd Mayes, who plays The cut and Cll'ft ol1he upcoming melodlaiiA, 'The Evils d Drink,• pc.e in Inn d Simon Slade, said be lib:d the llisloric .stme n : 1w in Point PI 1IS8'1l n. cast and awauualllwt-.,- . Thunday, June 19, ~ =·tie. between Kenny NelliGII' s 'Cool Bus' and tbe world'·s only wheel-standing fin: nuct,fl ·. ADd .as much of.a summer Qdi.tioa that this event has ibec•••e, anolber staple of the .aaoual 'Nigbt of Are' is dJe fa:t tbal oo this night U)'lhin,g can happen. Alno.a !With producinor ~v.... .& Ollie m IMM . . .Je -- Jn()IIW»I(S and ODC of dJc most taJkec! about e\'eiiiS of 111e year. the Thtmder Jam events have always pudueed a night of lcloks olf Saturday, luue 2} cntataiaiag. .y~ ~~~~~Rat 7 p,m. .cticlable, ucing: "The O'Reilly Thunder KM&Mia Vllley's hosting Jam is.a !ii!DJDW uaditioo in of 1lunJCkw' Jam ·ovet tbe 1be Ohio Valley," "(1umcJrr . past two ycm bas made its Jam .opcratioas manager lim shire of SliiiC aDd Olliooal ~ySby~ . said, ~s beaclincs .with 10111e uaere- year, m addition to lbe X.- dictable 11101dents stealing Trcme Machine' jet semi, lhe sbow. And ODC of those • we have eight of de coun- i:Veuls is still be talked about try's fastest door-sl•mnw today and occured one year The jet:Semi K-Trerne Mecttiue makes • run lit a track during an O'Reilly Thunder Jam event • · ·~ ~ier this )1881'. x-Tteme Mecttine end some of the fastest exhibition "!}'icles in the cars co.tnplete with lhei.r insane buinout oontest. And . / wrlcl will be on hand b' 'RiunCief Jam lit Kanawha V.tley Motorsports Park tn Southside, this year. aclusively at r1 I - .... 112 . W.V.,; Saturday lilt 7 p.m, 'I �•. Pace Ba • The llily Sentinel Celtb add to record championship haul ' • 1'hunlclar. June 19, 2008 The Daily Sentinel• Page B3 www.mydallpe:Jtlnel.com • •' • ThurSday~ June 19. zoo8 -.mydailysentinel.eom ASSOCIATED PRESS • BOSTON - When the :Boston Celtics built a new practice facility, "they sur:rounded the court with their :t6 NBA championship ban:"ners and lefi a blank space :tor No. 17. : The message was .a bit too :;ubtle for Doc Rivers. j The Celtics coach turned :a spotl·ight on the empty ;spot on the wall at · the ~ginning of ~his season so -there would be oo doubt 'about the team's goal. :. "They can tum that· thing .~.ff now.~ guard Ray Allen 'Said early Wednesday mom:U.g, his left eye still red ~m the first-half fuoe-raklug and the pos!:game cham~agne spraying that accom;panied Boston's title-clinching, 131-92 victory over the t.Os Angeles Lak.ers. ~· Allen returned to lbe floor ;)lfter getting poked in the ~ye and scored 26 points, including an · NBA record~~ymg · · seven 3 -pomters, '"' · h 26 · · JN:VIfi Garnett ad pomts , !with 14 rebounds and finals JdYP Paul Pierce scored 17 <Wilh 10 assists on TUesday :illght as the Celtics smoked · .._._ne Lakers like one of Red · .• ~uerbacli 's legentlary Victo: ty cigars. A year after winning just •'--- ,.,_ · b d 24 gameS.uoq,..,.cwl.Dg a luck in the draft klttery, the ·j:eltics _comp)e!ed. the mo_st change it to Banner 20 to set the right tone," owner Wyc Grousbeck said in an e:mail on Wednesday. " But Red al~ the flfSt one was his favorite, and in honor of our first one we are going to stay with Banner 17:' Ailen and <htmett did what Alkn "joked i.s !'pons champions' p~lii!fot-day version af "We're going to Disneyland." They appeared Wednesday on the "Late Show with David Lettennan," whe~ they reveled in their new title. ''How you feeling , champ"" Allen asked Garnett during their interview with Lettennan. "I ·feel good," Gatnett replied. " How you feeling, champ?" · Said Allen, "Oh, I'm doing good." · It was also tbe ftrst title for Celtics general manager Danny Ainge <ilsq since banging up his sneakers and )JUtting on a suit "I just feel hl\PI)y for lbe · players," saJ'd Ainge, wbo won twice as a Celtics nlay~' er in the 1980s. "They nnt .... so much time and hard work into it." So did Ainge. His was an . oddly timed hire, in .m e liiiaille of lfie 2003 .playoffs, and he immedjately concluded that "' the~ ~_g .or a spot m the • Eastern <;:onferen~e . flf!als_ wa.sn' t prospects look: a whole lot better to Garnett. After signing him to a conll'act extension !hat would k.eep him in Boston through 201 2 - there was no. deal without the eKtension . - Aioge made .an unpm:edentod 7-for-1 trade with Minnesota GM Kevin McHale to <COmplete the new Big 'l'bme tbat won it all in its first try.• "ll'~ a tearn that 's easy to fall in · love with." Ai.nge said after tlie celebration. ''Tbey have a lot af guys who are real caring people, that care for one another genuinely. They play together and play bard and I'm glad to be a part of it." Ainge and Rivers have all five staners signed for two more seasons, and all but Allen are in the fold for 2010-ll. Sixth man James P<>sey is the k.ey free agent though midseason acquisitions P.J. Brown .and Sam Cassell are also unsigned for next year. Th e b •gger ' · -1s quesuon whether the Big Three, so hungry after .a decade of watching 'olher teams celebrate; can comeback and do it again. The origt"nal Big Three of Woods fromPageBl . defin. 1 ...___ ~ pIayer, tl 1tt y ~~ The PGA Tour said m a statement that 1ts ooncem - as 11 would be for an~ player - I S for Woods ~lb and well being, bdlh . on .and off the ~olf course. · We w1sb biro the best toward a speed~ recovery," the statement wd. It wtll be !be th1rd surgery in five years on his le.fi knee, .although Woods ~ doctors have assured him the .outlook. is positive. When asked Monday 'if be funher damaged his knee by playmg m ~e U.S. _?pen. Woods saJd, Maybe. Doctors have told him, however, that the stress fracturts will heal with time. Woods is ultra private with his health and penonal life, canilage ~developed never mom llO than at die . from the ACL m).wy. What be dido t anticipate U.S. Open. He never mm· . were the slless fractures, lioned die tom ACL or die discovered as he tried to get "SII'eSs fracture, and wouldn' t say bow he was lrealing it, ready to play in the only !hat it was mom son: as Memotial. die week' went on. "The stress ~ that · Perilaps the biggest sur- we.e discovemi just prior prise was when the injwy to lbe tournament unfurtu. fim happened. uately prevented me from W<loc}S said be tore the ~andbadahuge jmpacfoo t6e timing f9r my · ACL while jo~~home . ·aftel' the Bribsh . last return," Woods said. "I was . 'July. He chGse oot to have detmnined dlough, 10 do swgery and went on a run everything and anylhing in that included seven consec- my power to play in_ the utive victories, including U.S. ~ at lOI:Jey Pines, the Du.bai Desert Classic in which ts a oourse that is Europe and his Target close to whe.e I grew up World Challenge an'unoffi- and holds man~ special memories for me. ciaJ event ·' Woods won for the eigbtb He did not play ovecseas late last year for the first time at tlie public golf time since 2003, hopeful COUJ'SC in San Diego - a that rest could allow him to U.S. Open, a record si.x at the ·Buick play more this year. But lbe times pain intensified duough lbe Invitational, and a JUnior Masters, where he finished World <llampionship as a second, and Woods said lbe teenager. Jam evmtthathas,gal.oed world- .petitive runs against one wide poplllarity bas carried anomer. on and will once llgain light And as if the racing action ~ Bl up the MasOn County sk.y- is not eoougil, ~shyn line Saturday ni""' made oote ilut; · . the c"~ th u---"'nlv in America can you cwrent ecoootillit Silution ago ..; ""t here at e ,•...._. ....~ ....ro.noe "' lbe world'1i most ·anil fuel ·ClUI'tcl, •>&• die Gooiuy traCk. .......--Jameventii.ar.ut, While the 201VlH · •""" horse- amazing racing vehicles Thunder .,_;,.;.;, frieutll and Oi 1 power jet-semi X-Treme :~dii& wa:s ::~ f of :ll~ Machine will be in .action , • ~."J""""'6 m· · •· . fro m w .he. e I - stand e £ s , " Dirnl. · IS weeken d, IDIS•m" "'"-• ..,__-'"-- -.· •· - · "'11 .... M.:ar~bvcbyii •• M , "PiuJi., •..., -,u...,......,,.am ' ·" Larry Bim, Roool't Pansn ·Satur day :s· •now WI "" "• ....,. &--" .._.,;..-$Ill ..._ 'd. ,ts ""'a ' t Bob Mo.. your friends and ,..;.,.bbors uw.wy Snuw, ..e_ and McHale . - .the same f.an- f av 0 n e '"'· --..., · " ._ __ M had beoQm 1 will be there as the best know the ecoo,omy has "':""'' McHale who handed otz 1.1! •• e a stap e !~·• and· ........·---• A~<. .~. a challenge imd · """"'"''•'" b' .:~ • of lbe annuai. •~nt Ulllil,ao .......,. -~.,......,. --e · ·-e·Gamett,·to IS•unnerteam~ accident • .aC . Iist ,searY. ers ·wi.llbepa&cipa.tingat ®J'CUStomerswodthardfor mate .:...,. won three timesrin · Thunder Jam brought ' on this ThunderJam event" . tbeir enrtttaimnent dollar. t!]e 1980s, reac!pn$ lhe :hen ft . .# . Along with die jet•semi Ttck.eiS to the Thunder Jam 11 ~ttc to~ ' UH taod, :d VI · lO .:fo .ad! liliBk· mur $~;til a I'Qw fueatib~srart·=~·,Q'; . truck named the X-Treme are always ·specially priced N8l\.ihistorywi!ba'Oaine6 ~~' l!•pa ·.~·:= · ~Ill. ,l«JM:.87: ~t '~lever still inside put ·bial:t _.,dte Machine,theeventwillalso and each ticket come!i with !>lGtoot .that r;yas · equaliY. ~111C lk .~', ii!''Pi!•Ag tq~eatqd · ''· · ' h q'..t•fO('!lell ;: . tQ!Qjl•lt• . .feature two. wheel-standing free p~ and an all~ssive~ · -' . dt;af\ ~ Affl.e ."'f·..,.,'~itRlf'ADS :to , · M....., ;..n... _...s ....... . vehicl •'--• shootfi d access "'t na~s so you can It waslthe IJilt .title for exp~:. ~,~.~fi-~httil'· . - a · ~ :a~ .a · ~• :..._.....~.::.~.u. tbe_, "~" .':~::;'"down : ~ · meet ~·drivers up-close. It ~ ,league's ;q}~~i'at· .~~~=·~~ -pdtic:j and;dtepl.acedllllfF ;""mci;;.~tbat p~~g an impressive is our gaal to provide a _e~Hranchise; but i t was the ·tt~ouJd .fiU~ · ,, - : ·. · ,.....IV~mi4Ha.dlehistoty ~·inanandmai:l~mix visual spect.acle.· While at great show ata fair price." arst fot Pieroe;;~~tt and .•• The.ifi.t:lljcs did~ dltlf 1 ~ttu.,;;~C!Dse:"' B!J'd. now _ · anything liappen. most shows .these ·vehicles Tickets to Saturday's ·~t..JIIen; !(or Ri-vers, after could bist .seasoa~.BIIpl'ltve . an ie.Jtccutnr.e wnh the Motz al so had an aoci:dent make ·solo nms, for the ftrst Thunder .Jam w-ill be $20 for ~ilje full seasons as a coach their chances. in ilbe ;&aft · lii~atia . Pacers, said at 1!he track t wo years' ago ,lime ever the pair of wheel- adults aiJd $5 for dlildren and .13 as 'a player; and for lottery, but they 1&~ the Wtid.oe~y' "l'.m also , when Qi& semi failed .t o stop Slanders on hand Saturday i2 years old and yout~ger lhe ow.ners who named worst-case fifth pick ii.n :a pleasM for -~~ Ainge, • 'at t]Je ~ Q{itllrun, 5enditlg w;ill g<> ·he.ad-to-head for a and can be putidaa" • t!he their group Banner 17 two-star draft. Unable to .Doc ~vers ~ ' ~s ' JS~. Motz . iaqd his <fem~; into veiy unique JGJCing e:x,peri- gate. .(,iates . .,.,. :open at when they took over m convmceGamettto.oometo knoWing ~ " lllc't' ;wcrre the .sand:tnlpat ·-ahi,8b rate llJlCC. . n<!OII witlh r~ .action .2002 and no~ have to con- a ·stcu:ggl'mg team, AiJI&e last year ·~ . dleo !J!ilking · of~""· · ," . Also in action Saturday scheduled to get. iiiDderway sider whether they set their traded the No. 5 pick for the ciecisioos'to put~ in . · £despite :a ~ set- night will' be eight of lbe . at 7 p.m. fo~· by two Allen. . · :position m win the' team' s backs and U'Dpredi.dtable fastest drag l'liCing vehicles encorepetfu• ; es'a8:30 sights too low. ••If I changed it I would Suddenly, the .Celtics' ~7th title:" .events, !be oatiooal fOIII'ing in the world ffillking ~m- p.m. and9:4~p~.' · fiVm i!t E"L.n" en:. ·Q:ribune - Sentinel C ·L A S S I F I E D In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR NOW ONLINE .......... 1'0 www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com l\egi~ter Sentinel Qtribune . Wabsjtes: 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 . Cllll IOdaf••• (740) 446-2342 (740) Or Fa To . Ofltee M,~cS' · ~onday 8:00a.m~ WOrd Ads ...., .a.~n /)utl~irec : a=-e ...... Ma 1111 PaldatfiDrla thru Friday In M en ..... r ,,.,.: L2 ·~~~oon a o.y. ....... 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June 19, 2008 The Daily Sentinel• Page B3 www.mydallpe:Jtlnel.com • •' • ThurSday~ June 19. zoo8 -.mydailysentinel.eom ASSOCIATED PRESS • BOSTON - When the :Boston Celtics built a new practice facility, "they sur:rounded the court with their :t6 NBA championship ban:"ners and lefi a blank space :tor No. 17. : The message was .a bit too :;ubtle for Doc Rivers. j The Celtics coach turned :a spotl·ight on the empty ;spot on the wall at · the ~ginning of ~his season so -there would be oo doubt 'about the team's goal. :. "They can tum that· thing .~.ff now.~ guard Ray Allen 'Said early Wednesday mom:U.g, his left eye still red ~m the first-half fuoe-raklug and the pos!:game cham~agne spraying that accom;panied Boston's title-clinching, 131-92 victory over the t.Os Angeles Lak.ers. ~· Allen returned to lbe floor ;)lfter getting poked in the ~ye and scored 26 points, including an · NBA record~~ymg · · seven 3 -pomters, '"' · h 26 · · JN:VIfi Garnett ad pomts , !with 14 rebounds and finals JdYP Paul Pierce scored 17 <Wilh 10 assists on TUesday :illght as the Celtics smoked · .._._ne Lakers like one of Red · .• ~uerbacli 's legentlary Victo: ty cigars. A year after winning just •'--- ,.,_ · b d 24 gameS.uoq,..,.cwl.Dg a luck in the draft klttery, the ·j:eltics _comp)e!ed. the mo_st change it to Banner 20 to set the right tone," owner Wyc Grousbeck said in an e:mail on Wednesday. " But Red al~ the flfSt one was his favorite, and in honor of our first one we are going to stay with Banner 17:' Ailen and <htmett did what Alkn "joked i.s !'pons champions' p~lii!fot-day version af "We're going to Disneyland." They appeared Wednesday on the "Late Show with David Lettennan," whe~ they reveled in their new title. ''How you feeling , champ"" Allen asked Garnett during their interview with Lettennan. "I ·feel good," Gatnett replied. " How you feeling, champ?" · Said Allen, "Oh, I'm doing good." · It was also tbe ftrst title for Celtics general manager Danny Ainge <ilsq since banging up his sneakers and )JUtting on a suit "I just feel hl\PI)y for lbe · players," saJ'd Ainge, wbo won twice as a Celtics nlay~' er in the 1980s. "They nnt .... so much time and hard work into it." So did Ainge. His was an . oddly timed hire, in .m e liiiaille of lfie 2003 .playoffs, and he immedjately concluded that "' the~ ~_g .or a spot m the • Eastern <;:onferen~e . flf!als_ wa.sn' t prospects look: a whole lot better to Garnett. After signing him to a conll'act extension !hat would k.eep him in Boston through 201 2 - there was no. deal without the eKtension . - Aioge made .an unpm:edentod 7-for-1 trade with Minnesota GM Kevin McHale to <COmplete the new Big 'l'bme tbat won it all in its first try.• "ll'~ a tearn that 's easy to fall in · love with." Ai.nge said after tlie celebration. ''Tbey have a lot af guys who are real caring people, that care for one another genuinely. They play together and play bard and I'm glad to be a part of it." Ainge and Rivers have all five staners signed for two more seasons, and all but Allen are in the fold for 2010-ll. Sixth man James P<>sey is the k.ey free agent though midseason acquisitions P.J. Brown .and Sam Cassell are also unsigned for next year. Th e b •gger ' · -1s quesuon whether the Big Three, so hungry after .a decade of watching 'olher teams celebrate; can comeback and do it again. The origt"nal Big Three of Woods fromPageBl . defin. 1 ...___ ~ pIayer, tl 1tt y ~~ The PGA Tour said m a statement that 1ts ooncem - as 11 would be for an~ player - I S for Woods ~lb and well being, bdlh . on .and off the ~olf course. · We w1sb biro the best toward a speed~ recovery," the statement wd. It wtll be !be th1rd surgery in five years on his le.fi knee, .although Woods ~ doctors have assured him the .outlook. is positive. When asked Monday 'if be funher damaged his knee by playmg m ~e U.S. _?pen. Woods saJd, Maybe. Doctors have told him, however, that the stress fracturts will heal with time. Woods is ultra private with his health and penonal life, canilage ~developed never mom llO than at die . from the ACL m).wy. What be dido t anticipate U.S. Open. He never mm· . were the slless fractures, lioned die tom ACL or die discovered as he tried to get "SII'eSs fracture, and wouldn' t say bow he was lrealing it, ready to play in the only !hat it was mom son: as Memotial. die week' went on. "The stress ~ that · Perilaps the biggest sur- we.e discovemi just prior prise was when the injwy to lbe tournament unfurtu. fim happened. uately prevented me from W<loc}S said be tore the ~andbadahuge jmpacfoo t6e timing f9r my · ACL while jo~~home . ·aftel' the Bribsh . last return," Woods said. "I was . 'July. He chGse oot to have detmnined dlough, 10 do swgery and went on a run everything and anylhing in that included seven consec- my power to play in_ the utive victories, including U.S. ~ at lOI:Jey Pines, the Du.bai Desert Classic in which ts a oourse that is Europe and his Target close to whe.e I grew up World Challenge an'unoffi- and holds man~ special memories for me. ciaJ event ·' Woods won for the eigbtb He did not play ovecseas late last year for the first time at tlie public golf time since 2003, hopeful COUJ'SC in San Diego - a that rest could allow him to U.S. Open, a record si.x at the ·Buick play more this year. But lbe times pain intensified duough lbe Invitational, and a JUnior Masters, where he finished World <llampionship as a second, and Woods said lbe teenager. Jam evmtthathas,gal.oed world- .petitive runs against one wide poplllarity bas carried anomer. on and will once llgain light And as if the racing action ~ Bl up the MasOn County sk.y- is not eoougil, ~shyn line Saturday ni""' made oote ilut; · . the c"~ th u---"'nlv in America can you cwrent ecoootillit Silution ago ..; ""t here at e ,•...._. ....~ ....ro.noe "' lbe world'1i most ·anil fuel ·ClUI'tcl, •>&• die Gooiuy traCk. .......--Jameventii.ar.ut, While the 201VlH · •""" horse- amazing racing vehicles Thunder .,_;,.;.;, frieutll and Oi 1 power jet-semi X-Treme :~dii& wa:s ::~ f of :ll~ Machine will be in .action , • ~."J""""'6 m· · •· . fro m w .he. e I - stand e £ s , " Dirnl. · IS weeken d, IDIS•m" "'"-• ..,__-'"-- -.· •· - · "'11 .... M.:ar~bvcbyii •• M , "PiuJi., •..., -,u...,......,,.am ' ·" Larry Bim, Roool't Pansn ·Satur day :s· •now WI "" "• ....,. &--" .._.,;..-$Ill ..._ 'd. ,ts ""'a ' t Bob Mo.. your friends and ,..;.,.bbors uw.wy Snuw, ..e_ and McHale . - .the same f.an- f av 0 n e '"'· --..., · " ._ __ M had beoQm 1 will be there as the best know the ecoo,omy has "':""'' McHale who handed otz 1.1! •• e a stap e !~·• and· ........·---• A~<. .~. a challenge imd · """"'"''•'" b' .:~ • of lbe annuai. •~nt Ulllil,ao .......,. -~.,......,. --e · ·-e·Gamett,·to IS•unnerteam~ accident • .aC . Iist ,searY. ers ·wi.llbepa&cipa.tingat ®J'CUStomerswodthardfor mate .:...,. won three timesrin · Thunder Jam brought ' on this ThunderJam event" . tbeir enrtttaimnent dollar. t!]e 1980s, reac!pn$ lhe :hen ft . .# . Along with die jet•semi Ttck.eiS to the Thunder Jam 11 ~ttc to~ ' UH taod, :d VI · lO .:fo .ad! liliBk· mur $~;til a I'Qw fueatib~srart·=~·,Q'; . truck named the X-Treme are always ·specially priced N8l\.ihistorywi!ba'Oaine6 ~~' l!•pa ·.~·:= · ~Ill. ,l«JM:.87: ~t '~lever still inside put ·bial:t _.,dte Machine,theeventwillalso and each ticket come!i with !>lGtoot .that r;yas · equaliY. ~111C lk .~', ii!''Pi!•Ag tq~eatqd · ''· · ' h q'..t•fO('!lell ;: . tQ!Qjl•lt• . .feature two. wheel-standing free p~ and an all~ssive~ · -' . dt;af\ ~ Affl.e ."'f·..,.,'~itRlf'ADS :to , · M....., ;..n... _...s ....... . vehicl •'--• shootfi d access "'t na~s so you can It waslthe IJilt .title for exp~:. ~,~.~fi-~httil'· . - a · ~ :a~ .a · ~• :..._.....~.::.~.u. tbe_, "~" .':~::;'"down : ~ · meet ~·drivers up-close. It ~ ,league's ;q}~~i'at· .~~~=·~~ -pdtic:j and;dtepl.acedllllfF ;""mci;;.~tbat p~~g an impressive is our gaal to provide a _e~Hranchise; but i t was the ·tt~ouJd .fiU~ · ,, - : ·. · ,.....IV~mi4Ha.dlehistoty ~·inanandmai:l~mix visual spect.acle.· While at great show ata fair price." arst fot Pieroe;;~~tt and .•• The.ifi.t:lljcs did~ dltlf 1 ~ttu.,;;~C!Dse:"' B!J'd. now _ · anything liappen. most shows .these ·vehicles Tickets to Saturday's ·~t..JIIen; !(or Ri-vers, after could bist .seasoa~.BIIpl'ltve . an ie.Jtccutnr.e wnh the Motz al so had an aoci:dent make ·solo nms, for the ftrst Thunder .Jam w-ill be $20 for ~ilje full seasons as a coach their chances. in ilbe ;&aft · lii~atia . Pacers, said at 1!he track t wo years' ago ,lime ever the pair of wheel- adults aiJd $5 for dlildren and .13 as 'a player; and for lottery, but they 1&~ the Wtid.oe~y' "l'.m also , when Qi& semi failed .t o stop Slanders on hand Saturday i2 years old and yout~ger lhe ow.ners who named worst-case fifth pick ii.n :a pleasM for -~~ Ainge, • 'at t]Je ~ Q{itllrun, 5enditlg w;ill g<> ·he.ad-to-head for a and can be putidaa" • t!he their group Banner 17 two-star draft. Unable to .Doc ~vers ~ ' ~s ' JS~. Motz . iaqd his <fem~; into veiy unique JGJCing e:x,peri- gate. .(,iates . .,.,. :open at when they took over m convmceGamettto.oometo knoWing ~ " lllc't' ;wcrre the .sand:tnlpat ·-ahi,8b rate llJlCC. . n<!OII witlh r~ .action .2002 and no~ have to con- a ·stcu:ggl'mg team, AiJI&e last year ·~ . dleo !J!ilking · of~""· · ," . Also in action Saturday scheduled to get. iiiDderway sider whether they set their traded the No. 5 pick for the ciecisioos'to put~ in . · £despite :a ~ set- night will' be eight of lbe . at 7 p.m. fo~· by two Allen. . · :position m win the' team' s backs and U'Dpredi.dtable fastest drag l'liCing vehicles encorepetfu• ; es'a8:30 sights too low. ••If I changed it I would Suddenly, the .Celtics' ~7th title:" .events, !be oatiooal fOIII'ing in the world ffillking ~m- p.m. and9:4~p~.' · fiVm i!t E"L.n" en:. ·Q:ribune - Sentinel C ·L A S S I F I E D In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR NOW ONLINE .......... 1'0 www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com l\egi~ter Sentinel Qtribune . Wabsjtes: 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 . Cllll IOdaf••• (740) 446-2342 (740) Or Fa To . Ofltee M,~cS' · ~onday 8:00a.m~ WOrd Ads ...., .a.~n /)utl~irec : a=-e ...... Ma 1111 PaldatfiDrla thru Friday In M en ..... r ,,.,.: L2 ·~~~oon a o.y. ....... 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Ohio Admlnhotratlve for aduHs o• older cflild. r~=-~~~~, Yollolrbuah Roatcl DCI will 10 . . ......ad the Common f'leu Pllilnlllf, . Coda (QAC) 3745-1.()7 5450 eacfl, oaddle $100 . a-.o.t Sale S.WW · E'*'•ion ,poltCticJ~II. IIID Olllo courtolllalgaOounlf, &Upl:en 0. MIMto wilnotbeex-. ~. 7-40-367-7760 JO" hangingBaskcts .Piojact Praduelal mi1L IIIII, 1110 E. s-nd. It,'" ,_, ,lorPiolioiW ·In ..,.,.._ wllh $7.75 0 il;l,na!PrJ I; .....,.,OIIIa ·llllng 18 W. Monument Ohio Revloed Code ~~ndi . FFeumUabloodles. ReQFirst' 4"Geraniwns.60~ 'Die l'toju:l ttlqoll the ~1pl oliilallatt ol C.. Na. Gl CV· 071 A - o.yton, Ohio (ORC) 3734.05 and '""'" ~ Bedding Plants ,includio . . lt!milhlntl their · poojact: ag I Ill Yeima L.Ta,tor ·414111 · · ' QAC 3145-•..os. Ollio time sale of Doo's. IIIII ~ I 7 I' n ,flf Alii ·~ lllli:llllllyc c-ec- prartng lor )u IIJmenl (6) 12, 111, 26, (7) 3, 10, EPA wiA provide •an Raasol'lb'• prices: Call 48 per flat S6.00 111 r ... a, aqulpo=!l, 1ar D<-ft11111a wllll .In . . MIOIInt o1 ·11 appar1!!nllJ fDr .fiUI.IIk? 740-245-ll4& Vegetable plants . ....., and h cld II , the .... WJ¥1CJ311Wil m,154.11 will lnliarcomment CDI-.nln!l _Fe_rm_Fn!_lh_Chicl<s_ ' -ns,_pa_s- r-:::=":::::'!'::::0:::::"''\ $2.50 per dozen n•ulracl . lor . . .-. ....... _,.,.._ .. 1hla ........... ture THElADY WINDOW fioiM·F7 :J0 · 5:00 ,. """""'_...,, ...,.. ..,....,_.. raised broilers, lillian Of a aaniWy II!W* of Ohio ing 10 . . al .1he Public Notice c - - reael- butchered for average Sat. 8:30 • 4:311 Sun. 1·5 28Yean~ . _ . tD tnclll* 871 • llmllall*atlw Code nale .... April I . . . . . be COiasklll'!d by 20 years experienct . Ed's Gt I I I tileS D~vid Lewis L.F, ril 1-lnch pipe; OtoapW 123, . . :111111 . . . paid - lor PII8LIC N011CE 1he d l i - ........ the ~ wo¥ot.4-51bs. 379in •owing Noble Summit Rd. 1,4111 1-F. ol 4-fncll GawaniOI''a loreclol- ol Akl ' llalga ~ . . chll ·ectiana Middlepon. Of! 740-992-6971. falllD 11111111; 1111 r •• OniDr al 1~ _ . MDflc Cl llMd on 1he ISSIIIINCE OF DRAFT iDwled ea 1lnal. A pubDrape., Sheen;, Rod lncludlnt ella work, G ='e E Sloe lollalllnc ducr'~Jd 90UDWASTEPEAifi He~_.., PockeiDrliJl<!'. and I ~lwl ~ Godar .~ ..... . . reel - · a1 wliiclo TO INSt'ALL, 1 public _,.... haa • Swags, Valances, COil liaR laan'lar an 4 nqul tld. Aid llelwlldWil•, ISSUMfCE OF DRAFT been achecluled for Bales irf Roman Shades and ....... .-Nin .ttftll 81U a CCIIIIplr 'lllllui.L ..,.,.,_the NATIONAL POU.u- 6:30p.m. anAugua15, Mon: ... I ·., _ •an.·n'u; .-.... . . pc m,._ TA:NT DISCHARGE 2001, at Southern Plus Pillow. B'edsk.irts ....._. auoit.e .... an Pu1J1k: ea fur1har • d In B.JMINA110111 SYSlEIII Eltlmentllry Sclloal. Table Covers & Table reala allons for 1he l!npooua• alia In · Plalnll'l'a mDitpca PEIIIIT AND NOT1CE .ao E.,. Sl, Racine, OH Auros Runners ~ In eccor- llalga Counly, Ohio • recoodlcl on NouaM,ll OF PUBLIC 1N1 QAMa 45771. 1lie publk: heer·cAU.. SAND\' u- wilft 1he 1.111 n t - by the 26; 21101111 8aa1c 1U 110111 SES 5 >M:EAA- lilg wiH and !a! SAlE l"-:7-16-4144" ea.-dacuJralla. Ohio n al ,.a 211 a1 1he lNG ._,..,,. In - Ce11:741-992-3UI 8lddlng Eft+l ;n•~ : ..,....., II tc ua R dl a1 Nallca;alwNII)'gl- dance hn hed an 1995 Chevy Capt-ice ,.., be -~~~lOCI at .... and Hour llelga Ca untr. Qllio. 1lllll on .... 11, :111111, oppo11un1tJ to poowklll Classic, runs good, llll:!""~~.....--::-., 11oe rotiOwtnc - . . 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P'a'CA- _ _ _ . . , . . , _ Tha1aclllly ll: ILJCJI ~ {614)fi44-2001 . lenlc:ondltion.Call256-1329 t J, Ju1r I, 11011 lis 1•Ldlllon 111111 • -" 11 1 1he ~-,a:- C a • - l8fllldlne 4114 ~ aesement . .... .. TIE CQIIIIDfl Ordar al .... be 11ana ·alttii' Raad·1ha Salld W- PJ1 --"-· "' ' I" .ng. lila .l lldl . . lie ·pub-• f'ISS COURT OF . . . ..to . . . _ . al' .... Rau1a 1M lllll a11au1c1 be - ' Ia: ....,__,. General Cuilli&CIOi 35-... LJ ad I 11 . . . CIOU?OY, .QH50 ..... c.fty, ·CIILia, 10 Hill Ro1iC1 1Li14 Eat Ohio ao., DiwlliOn at · 2005 "-150 . - 'KL ~. New Homes. ' 0411&~ · I , Ml _ . ..... Cloulil9 Cln al' , ad»a?loua in ·" - ! Aaat:J, in 11aip Sa11i1 hflctlous --_....,Aen-lfi&HomeRepair, ....... ' e-ta . . Dlilr Swltillll and County, Ohla. Tile - - ............, .... . l..iconsed lOll 'NV 1EA011 ___. · ;a •..o. 8aK 151 100 E. 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I with 15-17 pair-., And Norli, ....... of at least 25 r ' '' Racine, .Ohio 740-247-2019 . Painter Aol>ert Motherwoll, IOtlO died in 1991 . . . -. ·w you con1 find yclur inill>· ...., bJ -.g .....,1tte blod< one bJ - For .more information; contact (304) 675-4340, ext. 1444 1911 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis 51 OJ;ac?l.. T1to IIUCtiori to iilq:lo ar{d quantitative. A CAKE, PAW '? ·. r-~11 .COMIN', ..,... 31 Se7lzer 42 Muctupam 20 Turnecf Spot the key spots . 46 T to unblock the suit 50 ~put ..,.., 49 Slrong c.. July 10th- 13th Check our Car Show Specials! ~FOR complllad ~ffNfiiTS. BARNEY . { . fLOOl>EP ...,• CARPENTER SERVICE 2 seats available 29 Knutllko 48 IUCIIUII tlnio,ll"- .t w0-.:...bu1.-r • ftiOT Tl¥11r Satumay, June 21st (2 wds.) 47 -- -two- ~01rT6A6fS, Hll'ftloUa.llea, AH Fllllllli I .,....W.r '•r•i 1::nMA *'I_.. 28 Ape • pig -...,..,.... . 44=· Wynter clac?lilmer 36 Slowly Opening lead: • K ·- 10am- 2 pm S.:. 35 - 45 EaJIIor New York City Bus Trip 23 S78rllod cries 8 Blac?<)ack 9 Aellex Vulnerable: Both vaniah tlliinc lite . 37 Homey 10 ~ ""' 11 !lin ....., Soulll W e l l - Eul INT Pus s NT All pass . 38 Coako:~ . 12 ltapo?l!id .... lleaply 3t llrhwontlle 17 TICI:aft Ohio Certillaollon fl4874 Pleasant Valley Hospital minto 27 Eclipat - . Dealer: South J AND M ELECTRICAL J1trb ~ F.IOdrtrJ.n Certified Ia OR Ole Car'Ciub Cruise-in w.. 1 ri¥1111 2-3 Homed animal 4 Nell hither :10=.: 6 AK 6 A5 . 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McQh- E:mui. Benumb- MEN Sid WOMEN ·' ' • • �Thursday, June 19, 2008 ;lburaday, June 19,2008 'fW~;~:r OOP ·. www2mydallytantlnel.coni The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 NEA CroSiword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS Phillip Alder Preat.,.... .... _ 1 CPwige 5 10 M?7ar 12 Think - • u 7s 6 J 6 S Z &es . • 8 5s • 6 • 10 9 8 4 • Coinplete Remodeling to......... 23 FOil,.. Mo:oli:la; 26 Maoto kin • 7641 • 10 7 6 1 • J 10 5 • J g4 tAKQ4% • Q 7s 5~ 2•=.,_ 32 P - 6 Rule 25 Elcar or unit 34 llulc:lll 7 - Pl>ooe: , ....741-223,3 • . _ . _ lalj!Jng Ia ~fume WI... . \5 / Ttff JAit.OUT ·P1rOPO$ALS ~ftf TO . ~fLP PfOPLf · WITtf 'TtffUr YOUNG'S Smith Superstore V C YOUNG Ill '•. ; $545 each/double occupancy i .. ' eeMPANY . IS MAW!! ' ,.. ' THAR TIME 'TO BAt«: 446-2262 ~-jilin'/ 21 Pholoo - P..IAowe John Deere lawn Tractor GX·255, 20 Hp, KAW, 54 inctl cut. 56 hrs, like new w/ AA'< tot-4C£1C. )ILii ,__,___,_.~-_,__ CEL:EBRITY CIPHER bJ 1..::11 campos mu&il:l-io- the ..,.. IIIII nine ol dia· moioillulldsryour -ldng and queen. I...OJI!IL=::.:::.L...;.._.:...,.,.J · n... your 1a11 equosh dummy's P"WAA'( ,.,¢111.'( ~C ;, .' • : . . ~~~'(,~~~? ..,.., ...,..,. ~~;,tl¥~~:"'"'•'"'"'" rrD " " ' • ~"""" '""' ,....,......~, ~: :""t:ticW!Iiyour-watchthose This lallltl 111.;,- 1leal5. Wilen I ""'MIn a-n<ladoier cashes tfte _._-three -.g*ibe iillioll.Tlwilla aportner1or thoJCHP '' - l ~.once In every Of ..... bluo the dummy IJegol!y pliyo 1ho ~ nine under tho -lliallla _.,., hlrbor. two . G ......... , "TWHGYHGU HR BWAM OfBG MZC LZG'Y AGZD fZD, PCY IBEM LH''IVHSC~Y OfB~ MZC LZ ." • BLUWE LBUWA PREVIOUS SOLUTION- ll!emoryis more metible lh111 ink.'· Arita l.oos 'One man~ remorse is another man> reminisoance." . Ogden Nasll ~ . a. I 11'111 G·UFE 0 I~ a II •0 AHRliS (Bd,;;;;:.;,:e"""'' . Tooay's ciiNlcK- • l AFCRIB ...._,accanad- ai--tE!""'-...., ikY& I 11om qootlllons ~ !all"()l,ls people oast arc11111111:. E.:h ~er rn ttle ~ slards for arother ... .Graph ·· ••1•••·--ln E-.uvo wi1hout • *' tm:ld CeletJtty Cr;Jner ~ ......... . . you In lloiJ!dto win 5he fifth 10 ~ IIOJU>.&. ·- - , fi-: .. ibnmy !MIIIIIo· H&H GuH!!rlng j '*' golr traH., $4800. 304-546-9193 -nclllol-onllly <1ft · or before .. . chemical-apeclllc SeamlessGutle!$. ... ...., S p-ber 1, 2, 20111, llellllllciel Auguat1.tlll ,_ quality -~~ Uvmocx Roofing, Siding, Gutters lyr•c•·.. ·Rttclfle ·:111111. Ohio, Inc., a.! lis., ·al :IIIII or Judl- , dauel pd to . . , - ..__,._ _ __. lnsurtld&Sonded . Raila• s-r All .cooollectora 111111 Cam plaint In -Wi11111ilao dla!illl'"'llllk: lila lllll human · 740-653-9657 : Oil!!'lct Will ,.., ~ •• aullcoft •t r .actora 1'!1':1::" .-.1 ~c:;.lllllls· '· ,·, .._..., eet fot1tl in 2gantleriding-good '---~...;.,.......... ..... bldlliDr: lnwohed the .pnoj- .I ll. · o.-111 ell Lions .In . , . wft ill! Ohio, 11nc. Ohio Admlnhotratlve for aduHs o• older cflild. r~=-~~~~, Yollolrbuah Roatcl DCI will 10 . . ......ad the Common f'leu Pllilnlllf, . Coda (QAC) 3745-1.()7 5450 eacfl, oaddle $100 . a-.o.t Sale S.WW · E'*'•ion ,poltCticJ~II. IIID Olllo courtolllalgaOounlf, &Upl:en 0. MIMto wilnotbeex-. ~. 7-40-367-7760 JO" hangingBaskcts .Piojact Praduelal mi1L IIIII, 1110 E. s-nd. It,'" ,_, ,lorPiolioiW ·In ..,.,.._ wllh $7.75 0 il;l,na!PrJ I; .....,.,OIIIa ·llllng 18 W. Monument Ohio Revloed Code ~~ndi . FFeumUabloodles. ReQFirst' 4"Geraniwns.60~ 'Die l'toju:l ttlqoll the ~1pl oliilallatt ol C.. Na. Gl CV· 071 A - o.yton, Ohio (ORC) 3734.05 and '""'" ~ Bedding Plants ,includio . . lt!milhlntl their · poojact: ag I Ill Yeima L.Ta,tor ·414111 · · ' QAC 3145-•..os. Ollio time sale of Doo's. IIIII ~ I 7 I' n ,flf Alii ·~ lllli:llllllyc c-ec- prartng lor )u IIJmenl (6) 12, 111, 26, (7) 3, 10, EPA wiA provide •an Raasol'lb'• prices: Call 48 per flat S6.00 111 r ... a, aqulpo=!l, 1ar D<-ft11111a wllll .In . . MIOIInt o1 ·11 appar1!!nllJ fDr .fiUI.IIk? 740-245-ll4& Vegetable plants . ....., and h cld II , the .... WJ¥1CJ311Wil m,154.11 will lnliarcomment CDI-.nln!l _Fe_rm_Fn!_lh_Chicl<s_ ' -ns,_pa_s- r-:::=":::::'!'::::0:::::"''\ $2.50 per dozen n•ulracl . lor . . .-. ....... _,.,.._ .. 1hla ........... ture THElADY WINDOW fioiM·F7 :J0 · 5:00 ,. """""'_...,, ...,.. ..,....,_.. raised broilers, lillian Of a aaniWy II!W* of Ohio ing 10 . . al .1he Public Notice c - - reael- butchered for average Sat. 8:30 • 4:311 Sun. 1·5 28Yean~ . _ . tD tnclll* 871 • llmllall*atlw Code nale .... April I . . . . . be COiasklll'!d by 20 years experienct . Ed's Gt I I I tileS D~vid Lewis L.F, ril 1-lnch pipe; OtoapW 123, . . :111111 . . . paid - lor PII8LIC N011CE 1he d l i - ........ the ~ wo¥ot.4-51bs. 379in •owing Noble Summit Rd. 1,4111 1-F. ol 4-fncll GawaniOI''a loreclol- ol Akl ' llalga ~ . . chll ·ectiana Middlepon. Of! 740-992-6971. falllD 11111111; 1111 r •• OniDr al 1~ _ . MDflc Cl llMd on 1he ISSIIIINCE OF DRAFT iDwled ea 1lnal. A pubDrape., Sheen;, Rod lncludlnt ella work, G ='e E Sloe lollalllnc ducr'~Jd 90UDWASTEPEAifi He~_.., PockeiDrliJl<!'. and I ~lwl ~ Godar .~ ..... . . reel - · a1 wliiclo TO INSt'ALL, 1 public _,.... haa • Swags, Valances, COil liaR laan'lar an 4 nqul tld. Aid llelwlldWil•, ISSUMfCE OF DRAFT been achecluled for Bales irf Roman Shades and ....... .-Nin .ttftll 81U a CCIIIIplr 'lllllui.L ..,.,.,_the NATIONAL POU.u- 6:30p.m. anAugua15, Mon: ... I ·., _ •an.·n'u; .-.... . . pc m,._ TA:NT DISCHARGE 2001, at Southern Plus Pillow. B'edsk.irts ....._. auoit.e .... an Pu1J1k: ea fur1har • d In B.JMINA110111 SYSlEIII Eltlmentllry Sclloal. Table Covers & Table reala allons for 1he l!npooua• alia In · Plalnll'l'a mDitpca PEIIIIT AND NOT1CE .ao E.,. Sl, Racine, OH Auros Runners ~ In eccor- llalga Counly, Ohio • recoodlcl on NouaM,ll OF PUBLIC 1N1 QAMa 45771. 1lie publk: heer·cAU.. SAND\' u- wilft 1he 1.111 n t - by the 26; 21101111 8aa1c 1U 110111 SES 5 >M:EAA- lilg wiH and !a! SAlE l"-:7-16-4144" ea.-dacuJralla. Ohio n al ,.a 211 a1 1he lNG ._,..,,. In - Ce11:741-992-3UI 8lddlng Eft+l ;n•~ : ..,....., II tc ua R dl a1 Nallca;alwNII)'gl- dance hn hed an 1995 Chevy Capt-ice ,.., be -~~~lOCI at .... and Hour llelga Ca untr. Qllio. 1lllll on .... 11, :111111, oppo11un1tJ to poowklll Classic, runs good, llll:!""~~.....--::-., 11oe rotiOwtnc - . . DIYI8ian, (1141 ..._ Alto .,_, -. 312115 0111o .EnvironMental ·teat1111011y reflllld to gooc1 St .aoo 304-882.,&217 . .~~ tiona: 2231. llbDUid anr bid St. Ill. 124, 'II 1S11p Crt PI llan Aflncy 1he pooJecl ....,,.... DVMM £1 .... ur'a · Office: 111.1 1 1 .... h- OH417111 -..... • draft AI • • ; 1 .......,. 2003 Saturn Vue, 1998 ,URI, m w. paL; II• bid boncJ, or and 1Mt Oalw dlaJ?, ...., pen1111 10 lnatltll ..... wd'l Ito attend or Chevy Tn4. 2 S.10 trucks, 2000 Cote.... Bayside Elite l!latlaoowklll Blvd., cloaCk, . . Ill •- - . ? Yellu L fa,tor, lllll 1 (Pn -.,pile lilian t Ill- be ,...,ll!Pted and 2002 Hyundai - . 2002 pop uP ceonpar Gerage kept Cali II ., 0H 43215, 10 the bid!lar biLW.. IIDc ~. Ill? - . iiUD1) lllll a po p Dead give Wl'lllw! or onl ~. ...n;. ..CaiBid conditiOn. S6000 7 ..... ·1114) 414 41110. - ahauld any bid Ill · daul , t.pliooa, -.1~ al a -••••"".., . . pnoj- clos - wa~nty in stodl. 4*-3634 luldl a' Eltdw• • • "" I d, . . c:5lecll, or 1 ,, a,~· a 1 wateo lllllloMI ect.lloo~ af 11\e Stop "' caJt Coc* _ . . - - - - - - Daclll Plan ?loaM: llid Jland Wi?l Ill .... , I - -.. II!JLII=- fliolluiMI Dlac:MIII ll. .rh'll Ia to. '*-in 328 Jaci<son PM<e, 7Prime AiWr Ws lor Rant· un Dublin Jll.ood,- Jd ..,an the 11111BIILIInatlon $~ a,Piaollllnlarmallon 103 · ~utiful Beach-Ptenoy <>1 Caknt•,OH43211 ....., ..t....., (NI'!OEII) PomLII . . . . . . . _aldaracl 9 ] 1'axl4dr, ·•~·· "'*'· s-.Fcr Info., can 1ILD Ownor'a ·omca _..,. al . . con- -.u.douo:as 1111 • (Oteo.37) lo Jlr:lheDhctlli aiOhla 115,000 mi. AIC, , _ ti18s. (740)992'5762 (!rom 1:110 a.m. to 1 11ac1. · · al Valnia LT.....,,- A, La ......, Municipal EI!A prior 10 extno - . , , a·n\o 3000 ml RV ~-~ at Car-~-- · p.MI; 405 Mlin Slraal, 1lie ttglll Ia r wed, •I dla II I, all haln!, ~.ohiq, Inc., 26110 lelionon1hedntftpar- W&'l'011ty $2500 S&S hJto ~·, __ ......,DH41771{7401 by tile Srrec• - • a, lagdlll, Allpatl · Orlwe, m11s. . . . _ . aldli!'ll Ssles. 741Hl69-iros Trallels7oo-446-382S MNI,._IIdllll'll.cloc- RaclneR gl LI!IS.. 1aa,--., CallotL•,OhloG21t. 10 be on ·Ohla EPA'a. - - - - - - U II ,.., Ill Olaerlci;IO . . . . _,or d II I l I a, ad!ILift. 1lie cnft ealld ........ 7 I d . . . . . JIIIIII. Police 1~1 Cars fnim _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, .. . . J1oa .. Jii:IL illllal:wa -.1 P111;1111 * L- - - inglallor W. protacl $5001, Hoodas, Cheotys., .IIDMf: • I Ill a .til Engll ur'a C. .. I I I I lall -..cllon al <01 ....... caMLWIIS Jeeps, f<lnll, & """"' lor ~ J&L t1 par lilt ( - - f I 7 t443,IN.aD 10 alii .. . a•wa A 1 lean . MI. lclfal r i . II i · . . tDit liotilillo_,.•V06 · 1,,-aiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii*" ,......_._....,__ 1111 , M ~ lida- ~11,11,'11,11,211,22, 1her 111llJ''-ill aai:J Jlowor Gowalllh. II DES..,.. _ _ !IJVS ...,.IDUUiiiiUll lie .._. Mud daliv 23 ·. · ps ' • -IICfliitezu ..uon A It'd ... 8old co in - - to Ohio ~ .... ~ WA:a noo-;_tG Roofing, Siding, wal . ill · berrac1,- ,.on 1111- w.- Landlll7 (IIIIIPQS E - . f\MMita ILia <>Oil& • Soffit, Decks, I $ 10 - Main . a........: ....._ ,.. al aai:J 0 1 dla* Lwilllll) Fl : Hilr; a p10- Pr 1 I • 1.1n15, P.O. UflOOI-101 lifetime IJUIT· Windows.. ..... Rl:clna, 0H . - - ._... 10,.,_10-tli.lll ., .... ,_ldua? 1141, C I Ill •• 2005 Chevy Trailblaze• t.ocol Plumbing, . 41771, untii1CI:OO ..... paid llilcl )otdpKWLI ea11J1 ..... landfill. Ohio 43216-10411 4W0. 43,000 "*-.in- ~-· Estabtiahad 1 !175. 24 Hrs. (740) WIWil -time ion NOUCE OF. P'a'CA- _ _ _ . . , . . , _ Tha1aclllly ll: ILJCJI ~ {614)fi44-2001 . lenlc:ondltion.Call256-1329 t J, Ju1r I, 11011 lis 1•Ldlllon 111111 • -" 11 1 1he ~-,a:- C a • - l8fllldlne 4114 ~ aesement . .... .. TIE CQIIIIDfl Ordar al .... be 11ana ·alttii' Raad·1ha Salld W- PJ1 --"-· "' ' I" .ng. lila .l lldl . . lie ·pub-• f'ISS COURT OF . . . ..to . . . _ . al' .... Rau1a 1M lllll a11au1c1 be - ' Ia: ....,__,. General Cuilli&CIOi 35-... LJ ad I 11 . . . CIOU?OY, .QH50 ..... c.fty, ·CIILia, 10 Hill Ro1iC1 1Li14 Eat Ohio ao., DiwlliOn at · 2005 "-150 . - 'KL ~. New Homes. ' 0411&~ · I , Ml _ . ..... Cloulil9 Cln al' , ad»a?loua in ·" - ! Aaat:J, in 11aip Sa11i1 hflctlous --_....,Aen-lfi&HomeRepair, ....... ' e-ta . . Dlilr Swltillll and County, Ohla. Tile - - ............, .... . l..iconsed lOll 'NV 1EA011 ___. · ;a •..o. 8aK 151 100 E. 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PDIIUid ~~manta -st be""'· Ciboon. 1 ...... 20• Room Addi~ons • Glnges • Vmyl . . 0111a 11a 1 • L r....,, ..._ p p11tnt, eli 1u. 111 , r ,.., "' ,.. cMD ,.,_ · Cada.... - - - .... ......_ .. ell-'t pall . . laloillll · , alh' cm'ba 2 ' . and Wood Siding • Roo~ • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porcbel; and Dccb ...., c 1 ; • _. • a a. . ......, •• a1 .-.. ....... ~1111!~~ I I 2 Jd i7Lelre, l!l¥ru, ...... lliiLI::IIL 811 :1 I I Ohio, . . AeciOi 'a .~ ea part "' . . ...... 2005- C11F, 230 F dirt Ill . . . . . . . . GIIO 10· - . ?ac,h I ?1, . . . lllp t to 1he .-.J at·. . I \oj. - · t11ot- co1 ~ ~7239lliclid Road. ...... Baum, OH .~......... • I*..._ t ' ' I Ml:. Clpiaaff . . pw • .'ll 4318 I'& ; I ·........ I I I :tlaa ... (f a ....... II Let; rn - W 'EI ...... =~~:-=s::-u I I ilia 1111 • ... _. C 111'1 I I I lin ...... .rJ:. I d I a, tDit pauiCII 2005 6110 flll:i:r. Cell: ?40-416-1834 ., . . _..... .• ,_, , . . ..,.., U n _.. .-. .. lead •11 t $4000 cbo. """1' Ul!a. lS+ ,_.. eqeri • ~ Erw ~·,.. 1 1 1; ell .,._ L . ,..... can n 1 11 • ..tan .., 11e 7S0...9617 or 7 • . . . . . pal ._,...., ..t tf . . . . . . . . . ·. r I MAl Mill 11.....,.,...._ 6Jln ·I I 1. .. ....... 1111111 D II II a. liti!Ldalii . . OW.i!M'a -~~--~...., IIIIJL.IIiiMir . ....... :dedllll, ltGI111F, ,.,l'ld ID • n.•a:lauo·fDr . . loueuat Dl... k::l CA•ftJLSit . . auld W ril · ID e• - ·· I Ci,biX· ...... I aoty IIJU _ , , I ICIP c 14, Olfice, 2115 .Morolrt..s . I C1 I AIll on jlfDf- -., -Itt I I II a, dUfD ....... p '7 , . _ in dlpe- - . LaiM, Ohio '-wii:iii:iiiiliiiiiii~ _ .. ......, .... 1 • 1 ...... ·..,. ..... 1111tl r 1 - - ..... "" • I ·~~~uta..., Clt5llnc 111115 c-. c 11"""',.. =~~n.IS ...._ w11 1J1!a ........ 1N1t Gf,S._....,~ (740)-IID?. lileop86 en., I I •• _. II. I N IJ II II rou - I Q h411 10 8 lltula r ell Ollia 11)11 _ , 21' Plot Sl Hdora ft!ll! ~ . M . . Pill~ . . 811J1Ca J'JI t fllww. ?to 011, 1he ·' wv'\.6o.J882·33Ii . ,___ _ _ _ __. . '--~.;;...;;.....;.,:;..;;..;;..,.;.,;.;.,;;;.;,,;.;;;;;.;,_..1 no - ae11er · -.tl - Mf..ll\l ·~ ...43 s.laml 22 lnduigo, plus .oor:'tinod po0111, .jumpo10 game. As .,..,., ..... your 10fJ tricks first. Thin .,., _ , one apa!lo, three .... As IQLr only hand "*t l'al _ , n:rtiCMd 11V the ·spade c.ll: 740-416-SCM7 .email: j...tl8dfrmOaoJ.-.. :uaa 42 Kenne? aharply -land tricks.~ lhonolo 1 poli:lllill blotl<age in Owners. Jon Van Meter & 40 Mlnibuoea 41 Dodge,• . tho - ~ 32 "-'P'• 54-In capl!ai 33 ltacahorll 37 Violin knob Titls-...... IOOicing a t - where ~too,..." • na110 block one Ill~. That il bad ........ you inagine having 1u ioony sui1B or, even iUOi80, '-? l ~ 1u mind 1tte face In SM:d Muncli's '11'8 Scn!am.' Hen:, you ... Soutli, In 1hree no-~. •- liiiiPLLdt Icing. What would · a-~~~~~--. Md, as lang f1l £i!ol-- daiiGids are dividing , 2-2 Of 3-t. lhono- .. be nine - BORNLO~If · ,,, WIE.F, ~ ~"( l(.f£P 52=..... I with 15-17 pair-., And Norli, ....... of at least 25 r ' '' Racine, .Ohio 740-247-2019 . Painter Aol>ert Motherwoll, IOtlO died in 1991 . . . -. ·w you con1 find yclur inill>· ...., bJ -.g .....,1tte blod< one bJ - For .more information; contact (304) 675-4340, ext. 1444 1911 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis 51 OJ;ac?l.. T1to IIUCtiori to iilq:lo ar{d quantitative. A CAKE, PAW '? ·. r-~11 .COMIN', ..,... 31 Se7lzer 42 Muctupam 20 Turnecf Spot the key spots . 46 T to unblock the suit 50 ~put ..,.., 49 Slrong c.. July 10th- 13th Check our Car Show Specials! ~FOR complllad ~ffNfiiTS. BARNEY . { . fLOOl>EP ...,• CARPENTER SERVICE 2 seats available 29 Knutllko 48 IUCIIUII tlnio,ll"- .t w0-.:...bu1.-r • ftiOT Tl¥11r Satumay, June 21st (2 wds.) 47 -- -two- ~01rT6A6fS, Hll'ftloUa.llea, AH Fllllllli I .,....W.r '•r•i 1::nMA *'I_.. 28 Ape • pig -...,..,.... . 44=· Wynter clac?lilmer 36 Slowly Opening lead: • K ·- 10am- 2 pm S.:. 35 - 45 EaJIIor New York City Bus Trip 23 S78rllod cries 8 Blac?<)ack 9 Aellex Vulnerable: Both vaniah tlliinc lite . 37 Homey 10 ~ ""' 11 !lin ....., Soulll W e l l - Eul INT Pus s NT All pass . 38 Coako:~ . 12 ltapo?l!id .... lleaply 3t llrhwontlle 17 TICI:aft Ohio Certillaollon fl4874 Pleasant Valley Hospital minto 27 Eclipat - . Dealer: South J AND M ELECTRICAL J1trb ~ F.IOdrtrJ.n Certified Ia OR Ole Car'Ciub Cruise-in w.. 1 ri¥1111 2-3 Homed animal 4 Nell hither :10=.: 6 AK 6 A5 . Ill' 57 lloo 19 Went Eall - cOmpound r:,..., 14 FOoaeh ~ or 15 Ncna Zeua 58 CracSn 16 Gill lor Old •11 AnJalllp DOWN 6 II .• AKQ ,•Gw 56 Clou:l!ildL. logic~ 13 Wesl 6 K Q J 10 9 del· 53 Snlflor eo~· 55 01 .. \ -. \ " .,.._.of: , . ·. "DDubt is nol I pleiuat invl;tM~ lecbnd tile 12 eur Oocu-* looksr -7 ···=·· ........... -· ......... 2 1 Oilier"'"'"' . . . . . . . . 7 7 ° \ kl« . sav.MlEfS ANSWERS 6/IW ·r . awr c,. •* = n• ':.. r• ~~ ·voo KtU£D _,_2nd. I .._...... a r .... ,. r ......_. -· 748-985-4141 r 2 "" ,...... SAYINGS · ,... -Ill .1 -.-. a*'...._....,. .,., '* ,._ ...,, * - . on .:-AID. ...:~=~ <.':-a..:= f!Z :::::;.:.~*::ton.~::.=...;.:...: ::: • ...... ·c.,. ; :.roger$. "./' (_ _.,_fur· I ·~LO & JANIS. .. ..-• f'El«EPOST'! r-----"""--, 'k..i'tlod, "'*'"' ditilect-2 """""'• MEN and WOMEN." I ••=:1-.... ' 3 ... ~ 11) wife, "Peoppe UollllqllaiD about .... - - ..... PSI CONS TRUCTION 1 c - .. I Advertise in this space .for gen· ;:; ••=a... ,_.,a month ' ,..y'J i • • ~. McQh- E:mui. Benumb- MEN Sid WOMEN ·' ' • • �.••.. ..•• , .. Thursday, June 19, 2008:: · www.mydailysentinel.com · Pqe 86- The Daily Sentinel' Through the YearS edition inside · today's Sentinel 1958 basketball team honored at reunion, AS • This Weeks Winner!!! PaulD.Hager ·.} ..,_ ,.., Ill, IALAIIAI, CIAI LICI, H.IIIAI, ll'l?JJl a ,..., .. - CONGRATS! .. ' W~ • ·•r"'* -$3.95 Enter To Win A FREE LUNCH! • C'"'-'* CIIJWIIU ,,..,,.,., . .,, Slllllltw Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio •'' c I '\ I '"' ' \ •d "''· ~ ,- ' (740) 4ts eaea' • Dodgers sweep :last:place Reds. (1..00 AM· 3:30 31 .It '\I . Bv BIIIAH J. REED · on Aging, $20,000 toward a $30,800 . home..delivered meals vehicle: POMEROY Meigs . • Syracuse Village, County Commissioners $20,000 · for water facility held a second public hear improvements. The project ing 'fhursday on fundi nil for will also receive $589,600 five local public proJects in . Appalachian Regional and. will now send them to Commassion funds arid the Ohio Department of $7,400 .in loca? funds. Development for approval. • Racine Village, $20,000 The projects. if approved, for fare equipme11t. The vile will receive $20,000 from !age will provide $34,400 in the Community ' fire departinent funds Development Block Grant toward the pure~. f'OI'III.Ulii. program: . :osetplo Township, • Meigs County Council $20,000 for . fire equip· BREEOOMYDAILVSENTlNEL.OOM See.PaaeBl -~1. I I< II)\\ ;h :.!0 :.!OOH \\1\\\ 11 1\d,t h ... i IJ{IFll'i \ Ioii i CDBG proposals go to state.for approval SPORTS 1540 EaiWn ""'""' ."Q811Jpi)NI, oft .' LUNCH BUFFET 'W~f/'1~6 . , , s ..•u • C1111 ' ' Wll/lk ... ..... . 111M a . , , Saor 2208 Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant;WV 304-675-5427 ment. The township will pay $600. • Rutland Village, $20,000 toward construe: lion of a new firehouse. $31,600 is the total project cost. Commissioners have also allocated $12,000 toward administration costs and $12,000 · toward Fair Housing activities. The public hearing also covered an application for Syracuse through the clearance of condemned houses, fire equipment, street improvements, sidew~ks, parks and water improvements. The $300,000 grant package wolild be matched by donations from American Electric Power, Farmers Bank and Savin$s Company and Home Nab.onal Bank, funds from the fire department, vil!a$e and Carfeton School/Metgs Industries (for ·parks and recreation) eoso Nelglioor~· 11m! the Ap-pMii.cl!ian Revitalization pro~ . for Regional CollliiUSsi.on .. Don't he·afraid ·of.: color Ike Spencer and Denny Hill met with commissioners to discuss appointment of Racine Village Clerk David Spencer as the administrator . for .an upcoming sewer expansion grant. Commissioners also: • Afproved contracts on behal of the Department of Job and Family Services. • Approved an additional appropriation for the Board of Elections, $535 reiD!IJiir&eillfy Uie stare for 'poll, worker training. Report on clinic/ER models delayed . •, BV.BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM . ,. . . . I SL ~.­ .,.!lime Dina In • - ~ - -- · Buy orae Footlong -• GetO~ttFm! tl tl OBITUARIFS Drive Thru - - --- .11.,.,.,1 ttC•••• J'oll.eC'- &p.MZS/08 • • • • • . 228 W Main, Pometo}·' ''"") . ..., . INSIDE ... ' • Holzer observes ·Fall Prevention Week. Seel'lle.U .• Holzer Center :tor Cal IC8I' Care ·JI elcomas new dodor. : ·- ··-- SeeP~?~t.U .:. 1 dead in 8llty .morning~ 'See . . A3 ...... Gnllllt&l Stllll ,I I 7r rt 6 I ' 12 r. -------------, · 1There "IS" SuchAThing~sA1 ·Free Lunch! I J lis zr . . . ..-c.l 1111 or Cllld. ..... order. .._.,.. ... 1 u L I .,........... " Enter Here.For A 1111110 : 1·· ,.. 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L Ill; As-7 A3 MOvies •• $ A3 B Section I COLUMBUS American ' Munic~ Power..Ohio and Votth Siemens Hydro have ac: cuted a COI1II'IIct for wcbiDes and geDerators on what AMP..Qhio ca?ls a "signifi: Cllllfl hydroelecllic project thiil will add lban 200 MW'. of emi.ssion.fme gene ~to tb&re&ioow has die potmtia? to 1lriD8 gRal mewefw huinJ jobs to ()IUo. AMP-Ohio President ./ em Mac said tbe Olp1iDtioo will develop three nm-d.dJe..riva" hy~ electric 1t1mts at exiSIIDg dams 011 'iae Ollip JliWir. 'lbe· sites .-e Willow klmt Loeb aod Dim Waved.>:, W.Va., Ca• "" Lorb 1M . -Vello!r. n ..... A8 a •• ~ 4 years as a Ford dealer. Pictured from left to right: Melanie Sang, Aidan Sang, . &ad Sang, Isabella Sang, Leota Sang, Olivia Sang, John Sang and Chris Infantino. ..._.., Hope - Dam . ne.- <)mnc:!ton, Ind. and Smithl.ud . ln*s aad Dam in Cc IJ~ If"!*•• jllOjtd5 ~ an e~ • ,ori;y of 208 MW. AMP..Qbio has e~ted a contract with Voith Sic:mms Hydro to 1;1Wlufac: ture eight 'bulb tlllbines and jPLillOIS for tbe dee pro: .JeClS. The contract was awanled following tbe ev.al: uatioo of competitive bids ,;:v -a..AI .. ' ADo..,._ lila Ford honors Sang for 25 years of service is always in the back. of your mind because you see and c....n;,, 88 Ky. O•albiloDd. tbese liRe NASCAR ....... . ,==·==-~~==::---·--­ CcnQIDOWOII.• A4 EditOrials f'aith • Values •111&3' , . . . . . . . . 57 1 .... . . . . . lOUD! A2 A2 I ,..,_...,. ......... John Sang, owner of John Sang Ford Uncoln Mert:Ury, and his family.stand with Ford Lincoln Mercury marfl:et rep, resentation manager Chris Infantino. On behalf of Ford, Infantino presented Sang with a plaque in honor of his 25 STAR' R&a11 . ..... ·AMP-Ohio invests in hydroelectric power project NEWSeMVOit.lLVSENTINEL.OOIII L-- ..!2!.~~.§2 .:!11-0!!.~!.-- .J • W 5' CI9te stain in tan and darfl: brown colors to enhance the look of the wall which measures 730 feet long. The taHest point on the wall is 37 feet while the lowest is five feet, with every square inch destined to be in living color. GAUJflous - It lakes a driveo attitude and hard WOik to reach one's goals. ADd John Sang, owner of John Sung Ford lincoln Mercwy in Gallipolis. Ohio, has die god oriontcd attitude it Illes to SIICcecd On !I-~~ 5aa& was lloii<Rd for Jlis ,yeaslj of service as a Ford dealer Font Lincoln Mercwy marb!t l'rf"Csentation man: ager Chris Infantino presellled Sang with a plaque for rea<'bing the milestone of 25 years with Ford. Sang described himself as feeling accomplished. "You go 1brougb dift'cnnt ,pges .in yo_ur career aad ~ hear about other dealer friends getting reoognized. So. I am pretty excited," Sang said. "It is a real sense of acco~p · hailent more than an else. A lot of people go · to this bwiiness .and don't last long. I am looking forward to servioe for the oommunity.fl Although Sang's business has been witb Ford for 25 yem, the dealership itself is in its 38th year of service. According to Sang, be has woded atlhe dealership for 37 years. wl CU1C (to the dealer: ship} one year after it ·opened. Don Watts from Huntington opened it as a Volkswagen dealeRhip aod . • I went to work with him a " year Iater as a sales person, Sang said. · He added that he woat.ed in sales for three years and later became the sales manager in 1976. Sang got involved in the ownership afu:r Watts decided to seU out in 1976. "I got a couple others to invest as partners in '76 and we acquired the American Motors Corporation and Jeep franchise," Sang said. " The AMC and Jeep palt· oc:rship lasted until 1982, and it was Ill that time when Sang acquired a new partner .and bought out the two origina! investon, ~- ln addition, Sang acqUired the , " 1- i a AI POMEROY The process of fmding an appropriate model for a combmed federally-qualified health clinic like that in Pomeroy and a 24-hour emergency room is taking longer than was expected, but a preliJni, nary report on the county"s filldings is expected no later than next month. In April, county commissioners received a $6,000 , state grant las.t month to study models of combined Federally-Qualified Health Care fl!lllily clinics, li~e · Family. Health Care m Pomeroy, and emergency room facilities. The study aims to determine if such a combination would be a . possible means of addressmg the county's lack of a 24-hour emergency room . Family Health Care now operates a subsidized clinic in a county-owned medical office, and it now is operating at capacity. The Meigs County Community lmprovement Corporation has purchased land near Meigs High School for possible development as a medical campus. Officials hope PI liM - Report. AJ Bridge spans will meet in middle BY Bent SERGENT BSERGE!ITOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM POMEROY After weeks of what seemed like continuous ooncrete pours on the two segments of the uew =~~'¥~~~ has led to the pervasive rumor that the ~s wil11101 meet in the IDJddle, which Ohio Department of Transponation . officials say simply isn't uue. Cary Betting. project engineer for OOOT, ·confirmed the pours stalled for the last couple of weeks but reswned yesterday. Betzing said the stall happened to make proper adjustments to the Slructure to achieve the geometry required by the designer. "Real ire that at no time was the structure in dang« of not meeting in the middie, and as part of our erection plan the two cantilevers will actually be locked together to make the final . closure pour," Betzing said. 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