http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fd5490ca3b5bea43db458ce76d89443a.pdf 264f5d5f032660ca4075fbb83012698e PDF Text Text ... . ;; '.~, Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel. :... .'"" - www.mycJailysentinei.coin :.. Wedr:~:;da)', ·---. Juiy ~ou~ -·- ....... 1 >- .., • -- ... ·- - Coughlin:Peirsol show Ph~IPs. how it's done at Olympic trials In this Dec. 3 file photo, Edmonton Oilers' Raffi Torres looks to pass eluring a · game against · the Los Angeles Kings in Los Angeles.. · Seeking to add experience to one of the NHL's youngest: rosters, the Columbus Blue JaQkets acquired winger· Raffi Torres ' from the Edmonton Oilers for promising "All of my tra1mng has "I knew I could go a 58," ASSOCIATED PRESS definitely paid off." ·said she said. · - - - - - - - - - - . Peirsol. one of the NikeAfter briefly holding the OMAHA, Neb . sponsored swimmers who world record, McGregory Michael Phelps just missed ditched their regular suit to failed to even qualify for the setting another ,world recorU wear the LZR Racer. ·'I feel . Olympics. She finished at the U.S . Olympic trial s. relieved." third in. the final, edged out Matt Grevers took second by Margaret Hoelzer's time Natalie Coughlin and Aaron Peirsol showed him just ahead of Ryan Lochte. of 59.2'1. McGregory how to do it. ·who dropped a spot in the touched in 59 .42. · Racing about 10 minutes 200 free final -and anothOn a ousy night, Coughlirl apart, Coughlin and Peirsol er chance to race Phelps - also qualified third in the broke their own marks in to give himself a better semifinals of the 200 indithe I00-1i1eter backstroke chance to qualify in the vidual medley, an event her Tuesday on another light- backstroke. The move did' coach persuaded her to ning,quick night at a tempo- n't pay off; Lochte came on swim only a week ago. She . rary pool in Ani~rica's strong over the fmal 50 but has another of her strongest heartland: touched in 53.37, behind . events, the 100 butterny. still 10 c om~ ""~ fioure ' to Their records were the Grevcrs' 53. 19. ctmter Gii5ert fifth and sixth of the mcei _·_·~a day I'm going to be u key meml:Je~ of~ll three -- with tive-day rem~.mber for the rest of my relay teams il) Beijing. Brule on . Both Coughlin and Peirsol ~fe. sat~ the 6-f?ot-8 Bttt no one _ not even Tuesday. \vere wearing . the Spcccto urt:_vt:r~~ w_~o appears. head~ )'helps _ · i,~ swimming AP photo LZR Racer, which upped its ed for hts ftrst Olymp1~s. . more than Hoff. She had tally of world marks to.44 Lochte wtll re.me,mber It, four more races Tuesday. since debuting in mid- too: t_hough he ~tdn t botber competing in tile prelims February. to share ht s dtsappomtment and semis of the both the ''I'm re~lly glad that I ~1th the medta. He walked 200 freestyle and 200 JM . ~ T • stamped my ticket to nght -~ast re~orters and She was the top qualifier I Beijing. I got that over ne,;er ~ame back. . in both, leading the free in · · · · ' with," Coughlin said. "I fe et , He s got ?therraces, and . 1:5? .I 0 and the medley in BY RusTY MILLER ' The Blue Jackets have lost ago at the age of 19, siruglik~ a huge weight has been I m ~ure he s trym~ . not t?, 2:00 _94 . She already was ASSOCIATED PREss 30-something veterans gled with the Blue Jackets. lifted." . get caught up m tht s one, the first swimmer 10 cla.im . Sergei Fedorov, Adam Foote He managed just- 1'·2 goals · . Phelps made a dogged run satd ~helps, · V.:ho beat two Olympic races at the triCOLUMBUS - Seeking and lady Shelley through and 20 assists in 146 games at perhaps the most impres- Lochte 111 the 400 I.ndiV!dual als and sh •11 tr 10 add her ~o add experience to one of trades and are not planning while playing on the third · sive · record on hi s stagger- medley when they both .· e Y . the NHL's youngest rosters, on re-signing David and 'fourth lines. . , ing resume, the time of I went under the previous thtrd ~n~ . fourth 10 the Columbus Blue Jackets Vyboiny, the franchise leader The trade was confirmed acquired winger Raffi Torres in points and game s played. by both teams shortly before minute, 43.86 seconds from world record. "He's trying Wednesday 5 ftnals., the 200-meter free style at to move forward." . In Tuesday mght s other from the Edmonton Oilers That leaves a sizable gap in the noon deadhne for freelast year's world champiPhelps returneci to the fmal: Jess.tca Hardy earn.ed for promising center Gilbert· experience 'for a team with a age m signings. :: onships. He was right on pool about 50 minutes after her ftrst tn~ 10 the Olympic~ Brule on Tuesday. 24-year-old taptain (Rick The Blue Jackets then pace as he powered toward the 200 free , post1ng the by wmmng the 100 breast "It's time to open up the Nash) and a roster made up picked up a big, stay-_at2 the wall, but he touched fastest time in the semifi'nals stroke. The !-year-old was next chapter in my life," a of players who would have home . b.Jue-Hner ·in with only the . third-fastest of the · 200 butterfly at ~.n_der _world-record pace at happy Torres said by .tele- _ trmiJle ~rowing_ playoff .· COJnmodore, who signed a_ . tW!!e in history, l :44. IG. i :54.02 . . He ' ii head to "'~ t1tp but 18 rled on the phone. . . beards..- 1f they ever had u five- y@aL_~eal . worth.< n Then it was ti[1le for ~ Wednesday.:,.,-l'inai---as a big-retutn__l<!~- Stf~ ~he_Jl)a n--~¥fith f11uney"ro'spend on ciiance. ·· -~ ~. reported $18.75 .million . ; - --.c""'7oiJgfilln and - Peirso l to ravorite irl yet anorher evem aged io wm I :qo.8i. veteran free ~ge nts. the Blue The Blue Jackets are the 'rhe 28 -year-old played shine . which has his na w: al the Megan Jen.dnck, whu wun Jackets also filled u huge only· curn:ut NHL lt:am to twuo fuii seasons ~ with Coughlin became the rirst head of the record book. two golds at the Sydney hole with the ·signing . of have never made it to the Carolina and split hist year woman to break 59 seconds, Coughlin, who won five Olympics as Megan Quann efenseman Mtke playoffs. between the Hurricanes and just one day afte r she Olympic medals in Athens. but JUSt mtssed makmg the Commodore. a 6-foot-5, Torres- said he welcomes Ottawa Senators. He played reclaimed the world record will surely be one of the team four years ago. 228-pounder who .provtdes a the chance to show · in 7.2 regular-season gamti$ in the preliminaries. She biggest stars of the powerful clauned the expected sec- . hulking presence on the blue Columbu s fans what i1' s like in 2005-6, scoring · thre:e touched in 58.97. 1ocking up U.S. swimming team. along ond spot for BetJmg m line that they have · been in the postseason. goals to go with 10 assist~. the first of perhaps as many with Phelps and Katie Hoff. I :07.50 - one-hundredth of missing. . "It's a differen\ view of the then had two goals and two as six races she could swim A day earlier, Coughlin a second ahead ot Tara Ktrk. Torres, 26,_ gtves the Blue NHL when you get to that assists in the postsl!ason :is in Beijing. watched her world record in Three-lime Olympian Jackets a sktlled hand who second season," he s'aid. "It's · the Hurricanes won th,t Peirsol showed he 's still the 100 back snatched away Amanda Beard mtssed her has three full seasons and lots of fun and a totally dif- Stanley Cup. ' king of the backstroke, beat- by Hayl_ey McGrego.ry in first chance to gel back on parts of three. others in the ferent game. One thing I 'The Blue Jackets were ing a strong field and his the prelims .. Two tt:tmutes the team, ftmshmg. stxth m league. He mtssed most of want to really do ·is get back expected to be·in ti;le bidding own record in the 100 back later, Coughhn took tt nght I :08.80. She considers the last season after. knee in the playoffs." for a first-line center anp at 52.89, ahead of the 52.98 back . Twenty-four hours 200 breaststroke her better· surgery and IS' rehabbmg the Brule, thrust into the possibly another defensem~ from last year's worlds. later, she went even faster. event. injury. · Columbus lineup · two years in the free-agent· market. · BY PAUL NEWBERRY .... Washington's boyhood home found, A2 • Printed on 100% Reqcled Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 CI•. NTS • Vol. 5 7, No. 245 Tlll ' RSI>.\\ , ,Jl iJ.\ :l ,.:.wuH . ~ '""'·"'ldaill"'ntinl'l.cnm ' Columbus deals . ,. 'ommodore, C Of J.Orres, Signs . and Ned Prospal, by signing wingers Commodore said goodbye Capitals replaced him with brought back centers Brian Hersley to the Senators, too, and veteran Jose Theodore, giv-. Rolston a·nd Bobby Holik. Lukacevic. · Radim Vrbata and Adam - Toronto agreed to Hall . Yrbata received a signed a five-year, $18.75 ing the 2002 NHL MYP a Rolston agreed to a fourmillion deal . wi'th the two-year deal worth $9 mil- year, $20 million contract, terms on a four-year con; ·three-year, $9-million deal , . from Page Bl Columbus Blue Jackets. lion. and Holik si'gned on for one tract with former Dallas for- and Hall signed for . three Cory Stillman, who went Washington 's longtime year at $2.5 . milli'on . ward Niklas Hagman. years·and $1.8 million. had lots of money to ,spend. with him to Ottawa from netminder Olie Kolzig left Rolston was the lith overall Forward A ndre;v - Pitt ~ burgh re-signed They didn't waste any time Carolina at the trade dead- the nation's capital after 16 pick in the 1991 draft by the Brunette left Colorado to fo rward trade-deadline in dtshing it out. line also found a new home seasons and signed a one- Devils, before being traded return to the Minne sota acquisition ·Pascal Dupuis to "I wish I was a player," with the Florida Panthers. year contract with the eight years later. Wild, for whom he played a three-year, $4.2-million Blackhawks general manag-- The veteran forward .agreed Tampa Bay Lightning Holik went No. I 0 in from 2001-04. He signed .a contract; signed enforc~r er Dale Tallon said . "On h • worth $1.5 million plus . 1989 to New Jersey and three-year, $7 million deal. Eric Godard to a three-year a t ree-year ' contract July I' You al ways overpay. to worth $10.6 million. bonuses. won two Stanley Cup titles - Tampa Bay followed contract, and agreed to "We had to make a stateAnother defenseman,. Curtis Joseph returned to · before joining the Rangers · up on deals with forwards terms with defenseman ment. We have created a Colorado's Jeff Finger, . the Toronto Maple Leafs as a free agent in 2002. Ryan Malone, Gary Mark Eaton on a two-year buzz here in thi s market. signed a four-year, $14 mil- with a one-year, $700,000 Roberts , ·and In other moves Tuesday: Vaclav deal. We're starting to sell more lion deal with' the Toronto deal; Alex Auld agreed to - The Phoenix Coyotes and more tickets, more and Maple Leafs: . terms with Ottawa for · a signed defenseman Kurt more spo n sors~ Ips. We While the Rangers waited two-year deal worth $2 mil- Sauer to a four-year, $7-mil- · dectded th~t we d try and · for Jagr and Sundin to make lion; Ty Conklin left the lion deal, and landed rugged make .an !~pact today ,!o up their minds, they were Pittsburgh Penguins and forward Todd Fedoruk with contmue that momentum. , active in oth!;r areas. too. joined the Detroit Red a three-year contract worth The . Blackhawks. ha~en t New York agreed to terms Wings, the team that beat $3. 13-million. made the playoffs smce with free aoent, forwards hi s former club for the The New Yerk 2002, but got close last sea- Aaron Yoro;, formerly of Stanley Cup, for a O)le-year, Islanders made some noise son With 88 ~omts (40-34- the Minnesota Wild, San $700,000 contn tct; · and ·by P't.AY '<' stgmng Montreal ce ·r. " 8), three behmd Nashville Jose's Patrick Rissmiller Andrew Raycroft signed an defenseman Mark Streit to a and the final playoff spot in and AT)dreas Jamtin fro~ $800,000 deal for next sea- five-year, $20.5 million the Western Conference last the Swedish league. son with Colorado. deal. _ _ _ . Calf to~ay for- your. . season. . The Rangers also re.Each is expected to serve - Noted agitator Darcy FREE hefl.ring consultation and be The other big ddensemen signed backup goalie Steve as a backup for their new Tucker signed a two-year. nwdy for the '<Wim'm lng :<euson. · to' reach deals Tuesdav were Valiquette . d ubs. $4.5-million contract with 594-6333. or· Michal Rozsival anct' Wade That was just a minor · Lamoriello ·did his share Colorado. 1-800-451-9806 Redden, who both signed move on a day in which of spending, too. He started Phihidelphia made 499 Hkhlat~d A.w., with the New York Ran~ers. eight goal ies changed the day be re-signing for- several inoves, luring forA.theltlh bH "5'701 Rozsival returned to the tean'1s. ward Jay Pandolfo and · ward Glen Metropolit from Joo- JJ'"n tcan- _ . . _ . , . Rangers, where he spent the , Huet, who helped th e defense man ,... .....:..,...... Bryce Boston with a two-year conpast · three seasons, for a Washington Capitals get Salvador, but declined the tract. and signing defensefour-year, $20 million JeaJ. into the playoffs after being Devils' option on veteran man Ossi Vaananen. The We've ~Cn keeping '"''ater Redden · left the Ottawa · acquired from Montreal at Sergei Brylin - ~ . thre~- Flyers also traded defense,_.,~" tif ~'l-'au.:r lo\!tt .r.J: • C:a·Y,'t Senators by signing a six- the deadline, packed up time Stanley Cup -wmner tn man Denis Gauthier and a -~· inc:e /984. . second-round draft pick in year contract worth $6.5 again and headed to New Jersey. million per season. Chicago. The void wasn't . Then the Devils difped 20 I0 ·to , Los Angeles for Mike open for long as the into the free-agent poo and minot league players Patrik Defenseman · • NHL r:>~~C>T ·---4-..... SENTINEL ISoutherrr~defer~building fund~-until November WilL PRINT I [lossihly build large addi- option again the fall and if a The current high sch(!Ol is . ing "green" to cui down on .· BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM non onto the currentelemen- dects1on to proceed was 56,000 square feet. utility costs. . FRIDAY tary school to make_tt K-12 mad~. ~ :ballot 1ssue may be a "We needed more time to In the mean time. Deem Bv BETH SERGENT · The Daily Seniinel will be published Friday. July 4. bt~t its business and advertising offices will be closed for the Independence Day ho(iday. Regular busin ess hours resume Monday, Jul y-7. SPORTS . Local gas • pnces over· a dollar more than last~Juiy 4-• • Nady's 2 homers lead Pirates over Reds. See Page BL Bv BRIAN l ' Holzer Clinic's Urotnt care provides Qplck &qw to quality l!eelth ctre for Allergic R11ctlon1, lurria, 111-. Zftjurfel, lpntln1, 1tr1In1 ·~ mont ••• All on 1 walk·ln· buls 7 deys per week . ...,.., c.e tiffed,.~·· ~TecltnhaM SleC. of·tlte-Art Dlqnutk T..U ,. -. posstbthty mthe spnng. . The cost of addin_J5, a 52,000 square-foot additiOn onto Southern Elementary School to house students tn grades K-12 would cost $9.4 million with the state kicking in S7 million and a local share of $2.3 million. consider an addition," Deem said, adding_ the OSFC mdtcated to htm tt also needed more ttme to study how to make both the elementary and high school section s the most cost efficient in terms of making a new K-12 build- Reptile revolution schedUled for I'D1nt-~·~ ,,.,._1-1-'- STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDA.ILVSEN'T IN EL.COM INSIDE • t' · th M . · . · . Beth Sorgont/phota• y,esterday k1.d s pa r1·ICtpa mg 1n . e e1gs District Public Library's Summer Reading Program packed the Pomeroy L1brary to get up close and personal with rej)tlles from PT Reptiles of Columbus. Pictured is a nine-foot boa constrictor held by a line of anxious and happy children in the reading program . The next presentation will feature Magician Jim Kleefeld at 2 p.m., July 16 at the Pomeroy Library. The summer reading program is free and open to young people , preschool to young adult. CSI theme used in recent math, science Detalla on Page A6 STAFF REPORT t programs OBITUARIES -Please see G1s. A5, said the OSFC had committed· 10 helpilrg - 1he distrid repair problems al the new elementary school incl\lding hut not limited to •ut-. t dd .· h ers a~ . own spouts w lie weren t mstalled to code. Ple1se see Southern, AS Service . REED POMEROY - The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $1.11 more than it was last July 4, and could increase by as much as a dime in the · next two weeks. 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"The higher prices are being driven by a continuing sense that glopal ojl output WEATHER is still barely keeping up with demand." "The U.S . dollar has . shown rene·wed signs of · moving lower against other major currencies this week. · There are 'rising worries that Israel is · getting restless ROCK SPRINGS - · In addition to offering a· full slate of classes scheduled for fall semester at the new University of Rio Gran<)e/Rio · Grande Community College Meigs Center, a coll;tborative arrangement with the Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education will allow the center to immediately implement a variety of student and community service programs. As a full-time , day and evening facility, 18 classes - including two distance learning courses - are currently scheduled · to begin with the opening of Rio Grande 's fall semester on Aug. 25. The schedule also includes two writing labs, which support introductory . writing, and reading and learning classes. 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Adwnoed L.tboretory ServlcN .·' J. a build mg. Supenmendent Tony Deem satd the qsFC Implemented a spectal tund. mg ~ycle · tht~ summer that w?n t drop Southe;n to the bottom of the fundmg I1st tf it defers until November. Deem said the board would then reassess the building BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM 2 SECl10NS- 16 PAGES ·Rapid... Reliable ••• Responsible Health Care · RACINE- The Southem· Local School Board recently voted to defer funding from the Ohio School Facilities Commission · Classroom Facilities Assistance Program umil November. The · funding was made available for the district to a • TUPPERS PLAINS Outstanding students in middle school mathematics and science were invited to participate recently in the Eastern Elementary School's Math and Science Academy. A. "Crime , Scene Investigation" theme was carried out with students participating in activities that useo clues to solve mxsteries and matching teeth impressions in cheese and chocolate to solve crimes. The students also acted as medical examinets~ Submitted photos and dissected fetal pigs, Dakota Collins and an Ohio BCI agent cast Impressions as .frogs; crayfish, worms, part of the Crime Scene Investigation work at Eastern starfish, clams, fish, and Elementary School's recent Math and Science Academy. grasshoppers. Students used problem solving techniques and technology Other activities included Coroner Douglas Hunter, Fitch fmm the Ohio Bureau to solve "crimes" at the recent Math and Science Academy dusting 'for fingerprints and Ohio Stale H,ighway Patrol of Criminal Identification held at Eastern Elementary Scho9l. · making footprint castings. · Trooper Shawn and Investigation. Several speakers shared Cunningham, ·and Special To wind ug the week the Jail, Meigs '· County Jayne Collins and Kri sta their experiences and Agent Uon Jenkins . and participants went on a field <;:ounhouse. and Lakin Johnson were the teachers responsibilities, including •tenior ~pecial ~gent ?cott trip to the Meigs County ..;Correctional Center. forthe week . · • ' .. �... • t <~ 0 - • ~ '• I < ,.;-The Daily Sentinel ..., ' Thursday, July 3, 2008 . Hostage shocker: BY RANDOLPH E. Colombia tricks rebels into freeing BetancoUrt, three Americans and 11 more SCHMID AP SCIENCE WRITER WASHINGTON - The archaeologists were delighted to at last find the remains of George Washington 's · boyhood home but got stumped when they looked for evidence of the cherry tree and rU>ty hatchet. · "Thi s was the setting for many important events in · Washington's life." David Muraca, direc tor of arch£teology for The George Washington Foundation. announced Wednesday. Most biographies offer' little detail of the . first president 's youth, so the discovery inay provide insight into Wrrsh ingwr.\ ch ildhood. he said. The site is located at Ferry Farm. just across the 'Rappahannock River from Fredericksbur;;. Va., aboul50 miles south of Washington. Philip Levy. associate - -proft}Ssor of'-lti•tery-at theUniversity of Sou th Florida, found ev1de nce that the house was a one-and-a-halfstory residence perched on a bluff overlooking the river. "If George Washington did indeed chop down a cherry fell from the sky · because we were jumping up and down, yelling, crying, hug- .. 'BOGOTA, Colombia gi ng one another. We couldColombian spies tricked - n't believe it." · leftist rebel s into handing .The operation, Santos said, over kidnapped presidential "will go into history for its candidate Ingrid Betancourt audacity and effectiveness." and three lj.S. military con"We wanted to have it haptractors Wednesday in a dar- · pen as it did today," added ing helicopter res~ue so suc- armed forces chief Gen. cessful that not a single shot Freddy Padilla. "Without a was fired. single shot. Without anyone Bctoncourt, wh<> wm; wounUed. Ah~niute!y safe ancl . seiZed on the campaign trail sound, without a scratch." six 'long years ago, appe<ifCd Colombian . President thin bu.t surprisingly healthy Alvaro Uribe later led a celeAP photo as she strode down the stairs . bra tory news conference This undated image provided by National Geographic . and George Washington · of a military plane and held where he said his government Foundation, George Washington Foundation director of archaeology David Muraca, left , her mother in a long embrace. isn't interested in "spilling and GWF research fellow Philtp Levy examine evtdence of a fire that damaged the , ··dod, this is a•-miracle," . blood" and urged .the rebels Washington family home in 1740. Muraca and Levy. led a team of dozens who identifigd Betancourt said. "S uch a to take a "path to peace." a na excavated ·the house at Ferry Farm in Stafford County, Va. AIthough officials said perfect operation is everyone directly involved in unprecedented." childhood." Muraca said , as vious attempts to locate the crest. Was hington joined the Eleven Colombian police the rescue were Colombians, well as dispel some of the ' house itself had hcen unsuc- Fredericksburg Lodge of and soldiers were also freed ·U.S. Ambassador Willia!'H folklore surrounding the cessful. the Masons in 1753. in · the most serious blow Brownfield said there was president's life. For instance, Most of the wood fr01.11 the "While we can't say that ever dealt to the 44-year-old "close cooperation" from the the tale of Washington 's home was reused by builders thi s was George Revolutionary Armed Americans that included chopping down the cherry on other stmctures or was Washington's pip;. we q n Forces of Colombia, which "exchange of intelligence" as tree, as , gene ratio1~s of tree with a hatchet and con- damaged in the Civil War, and wonder about it,' Levy said. considered the four hostages well as "exchange of equipAmericans have believed, this fessing to his father ·has part. of the foundation eroded And there were burned their most valuable bargain- ment, training advice antl . is where it happened," said never been proven. away, the researchers said. remains of a tire at the farm . ing chips. The FARC is experiences of other opera• Levy. Tite researchers said the "We see a county-level genBut after digging through on Christmas Eve; I 740, already reeling from the tions. I will . not enter inl~ artifacts tlwy have recoverecJ try · home," he said. layers of dirt the archaeolo- which Washington mentioned deaths of key commanders details. " ' · did not include a hatchet. Washington 's father . "was gists found two chimney in letters. During the ' Civil and the loss of much of the Santos said Cesar and "There is little actual doc- wealthy within the county ... bases and stone-lined eel- War the farm served as a stag- territory it once held. another rebel who boarcte'd umentary evidence of not on the colonial level but Iars and root ce llars. · ing site · for l.Jition soldiers The Americans _ , Marc the chopper with tl)e hostage~ Washingto n"s j'omtative locally important, and we see . The cellars held a .large · aftacking Fredericksburg. Gonsalves, Thomas Howes would face justi~. while 5-8 --1-~ years. What we see at this a home befitting that status.'' number 0f anifa,:ts in£) uqing WashmJ!!.on w~sJ>nown t --a 11u -Kei1h- Stalli:i:J:l _ were ot ers were allowed tois the best available_ :rh;:...-hGus meHsured. aooul- pieces ofrtre nouse.sc·eiliPgs "-''-'lrll· aHhe Rappahannock flowh directly 10 the United escape into the juno!e "!n -"-"~,.~.·::ndow ; mio the setiTDg that 5J:feet by 37-feet, w·1th a cen- and painted walls, fragments ami W take the ferry tn I Slates to reunite with their hopes that they will fi.,;;e i.he nurtured the h•ther of our tral hallway and two tuum~ of i 8th century pottery and Fr~denr: ksb urg an~ gn:::'.'.' to families and undergo tests rest of the hostages," believed country. ~evy ~;:uu . on each side of the hallway. other ceramics, glass shards, adulthood at the farm. But and treatment at Brooke to number about 700. . Three likely locations were The eventual goal, Muraca wig curlers and toothbi'u sh he .spent less 11me there as Army Medical Center in "If I had given the ord~r exc"vated over seven years. said, is to rebuild the home handles made of bone. he got older. San Antonio Texas. to tire on them they · would The site where the founda- as it was -in the· 1740s.· Muraca said they also . He eventually, moved , to Nowhere 'i n the world almost certainly all ha-:e tions of Washington·s home Levy and }\'luraca spoke ·at recovered larger objects such h1s half-brother s estate at have American hostage s been killed," Padilla said. · were discovered was built a teleconference ·organized as pieces of a.tea set that prob- L~ttle Huntm~ Creek, south currently in captivity been Another 39 helicopters · during the first part of the by the Natio9al Geographic ably belonged to George's ?I Alexan dna, Va .•. late! ~eld longer, according 10 the were prepared to encircle . 18th. century - Washington Soc1cty, wh1ch helped lund mother, Mary Ball · 1enan~ed r>.1o~nt Vern?n. . liJ.S. Embassy in B.ogota. the rebels and hqstages if the was born in 1732 - lit the the work. Research at. the Washington ; wine bottles, Jn .tddltion to NatiOnal Defense Minister Juan res6ue failed, Santos said. · type of house in which location has continued for knives, ("orks and llYpieces of · Geographic. the research 1s Manuel Santos said military Betancourt. 46, was Washington would have lived seven seasons. · a group of small figurines that funded . by . y· , t~e intelligence agents infiltrated abducted in February 2002. and also yielded artifacts The 113-acre Ferry Farm might have stood on a m1mtel. Commonwe.alth of lf~l~la , the .guerrilla ranks and led the The Americans \\'ere caP.likely linked to his family. - itself a National His(oric They also disCI)Vered a The Dommmn Foun~a11on, local commander in charge of tured a year later when thetr "Now thai' we have identi- Landmark - was known as well-used pipe bowl. black-· the M_ar~ Monon Parsons the hostages, alias Cesar. to drug surveillance plahe'weltt fied the home, we can begin the former home of the ened from smoking, that Foundauon and many md1- believe they were going to down in rebel-held jungle. · understanding Washington's Washington family, but pre- was marked· with a Masonic vtdual s. take them 10 Alfonso Cano, Joining military brass 01\ the guerrillas' supreme leader. · the airport tarmac, the freed Colombian hostages walked up to a microphone one by groups, were taken to a reo- one, · identified themselves Although Iran prefers the . dezvous ·where two dis- by name and rank, ·and unilateral strike on · lran ~ s the American taxpayers." BY JoHN H!'tLPRtN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER nuclear facilities - a conPresident Bush and others diplo'matic route, Mottaki guised Ml-17 helicopters thanked their rescuers. Some tingency that could upend in Washington made it clear said, he pomtedly did not rule piloted by Colombian mili- had been held for a dozen NEW YORK - · Iran 's top already volatile oil markets. Wednesday that all options out trying to restrict oil trdffic · tary agents were waiting, years, captured when rebels diplomat predicted "We do not foresee such a are on the table with regard in the strategic Strait of' ' one · on the ground and overran military outposts. · Wednesday that the United possibility at the moment to Iran and its nuclear pro- Hormuz if Iran was attacked. another hovering above. LaSt to speak was States and Israel would not The Israeli government is gram, but a military strike "In Iran, we must defend Betancourt said ·her hands the French-Colombian risk the "craziness" of attack- facing a political breakdown · would not be Bush's first our national security, our and feet were bound, which Betancourt, who wore mili' tary fatigues and a floppy ing his country and possibly within itself and within the choice in the waning country and our revolutionary she called "humiliating " provoking a wider Middle region; so we do not foresee months of his presidency. system and we will continue At first she . thought the camquflage hat as she East war or driving oil prices such a possibility for that There have been growing . to do so," he said. If his coun- pilots- a crew of four witfi hugged her mother, Yolanda into unchaned heights. regime to resort to .such crazi- worries that the conflict try was ever targeted militari- nine "assistants" dressed in Pulecio, and her husband, Foreign Mini ster ness," Mottaki said through between Iran and the West ly, he added. "politicians must white - were from a relief Juan Carlos LeCompte. Sl1e Manouchehr Mottaki.said in his translator. "The United over the nuclear issue could step aside a bit and allow the organization. Then she saw removed her hat to reveal an interview · with The States, too, is ·not in a position broaden into a more violent milit;1ry to make decisions." their Che Guevara shirts and intricately braided dark hair; with plaits framing her face Associated Pre ss that he where it can engage in, take conflict, particularly if Israel BLII in the interview, con- assumed they were rebels. does not believe a military another risk in the region. Only when they were air- and a white flower. tried to attack Iran's nuclear dueled at AP"s world head: Breaking into . tears, strike is looming while the "Of course, there are people facilities in Natariz. The live quarters " in New York, borne did she notice that U.S . economy is suffering in the United States who are · permanent members of the Mottaki also signaled that a Cesar, who had treated her · Betancourt appealed to the and it is bogged down in a interested in that. But we think U.N. Security Council -· dialogue remains open to ' so cruelly for so many FARC to release !he remainseven-year-old campaign in that the rational thinkers in the the U.S. , Britain, France, resolve the impasse and indi- years, was naked an'd blind- ing hostages and make peace. She thanked · Uribe, Afghanistan and more than United States will prevent · China and Russia - as· well cared Iran is seriously con- folded on the floor. five years in Iraq. from thai action being taken, as Genr\any have offered sidering the offer of new ·"The chief of the opera- against whom she was .runHis remarks come amid and will prevent the imposi- . new talks if Iran signals it is talks. "We see and have· tion said. · we're the nation- ning when she was kid 0 mountin g specu lation that tion of another adventuresome prepared to suspend its observed some improvement al army. You're free,"' she napped, and said he "has ilt the U.S. position," he said. said. ''The heli ~opter almost been a very good president.." Israel may be considering a .act that would put pressure on enrichment of ur;10ium . " I - Bv FRANK BAJAK ASSOCIATED PRESS WR ITER ' AP inter.view: Ir.an envoy dismisse.s attack threat be~~e ~f:ict~;;s: i~holh~:~ .. 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Ru >'cn JuBc·stie ~le. BY KATHY MITCHELL Br<iJ Nottingham. Derick Powe ll. tnen's hats are considered 2007-0S ·school year: AND MARCY SUGAR Katelyn Edwards. ktt lluckJcy. Lte<~h Combs: Kirk Pullin s. Garre tt outdoor apparel and should · Grade 1: Alli son Barber. Facemyer. Manhew Frank . . Rylee Cree~er. Zach 'Rit chie. Jose ph Scowden. :. Dear Annie: When I was be removed when indoors. Zacharv Bart nun. Ciara Alia Hayes, Kelsey Kime.1. Cu nni ngha m. • Grace Maria Sh,arr. . . Josh Shook. in elementary school in the (Women are permitted to Browi1ii1 g, Evan Caldwell. Taylor Parker. Clayton Edwar<.h. D<N· hle Savan nah Speelma n-. 1980s, there was a contest wear ha!s indoors as part of Shelby Caner. Kelsey Ritchie. Gracie Roush. all Facemvcr. · Erin· Glaze. Hawl ey. Shanda Wel ch. in which students were ' to their outfit, as long as they · Casto. Victoria Curtis. A's. Katel ylt Hill. Kwesi Lane. Kyle Young . . write and illustrate books.. I do not block someone's Hannah Damewood. Clay Hannah Bailey, Katlyn Alr1tin Little . T) snn Long. Grade 8: Janae Boyles, lhougbt I did a. good job, view in the theater, for Davis, All y Durst Nathen Barber,· Cody Bartrum. A;ia :vlichael. All~~~:n Cheye nne Doczi. Kriqin but on the day of the judg- example.) Baseball caps Durst , Kat lin Fick . Noah McKen zie · Brow.ning. Scet s. . · Eth.1n Ste 0 ct. f' it·k. Brenna Holter. Marie ing, another girl won. I was should be removed whether Gross. C~ra Grueser. Ryan Danielk Burrelli. Kaytlin Timoth y Ste.ve ns. Meloney riowe ll. Ash ley Putnam , all ·not a sore loser. My prob- worn by men or women. Harbour. Johmilhan Harri s. Carl, Corbell Cat lett. Jordan Victory. John Witham . · A\ . ' .lem was this: Exceptions include those Shay Ia Honaker. Mollie Chadwell , Katelvnn Grade 6: Latham Bi>.sl'il. Dan.iclle Cline.' Ty)er , Several weeks before the who cover their head for Maxpn , Erica . Milliron, Chevalier, Ell,ilv C:unihs. Z:rc h Browning. Jenna Cl ine . 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Keri Robinson. Shelby Smit h. Beegle . . Jasiah Brewer. "<Gre·y McBride .. Brandon K:lti e · Keller. .~lass. The other girl claimed · Dear An me: Your Andrew ' Brooks. Austin t>lewlun. Braden O' Neil. Lawrenc·e. Sarah Lawrence. Courtne y Th11111<1S. :innocence and I received ·a response to "Middle School Combs. Chris to phe r Ahbev Porter. Laura Da~ota o· Bric11. Josh Eastcm High School long lectu;e on jealo!lsy,and · Teacher,_ lllinoi~:· was lame. Connolly. Dylan Creath. · Pullin.s , Taylynn Rockhold. Park er. Maddie Rigsby. All "A" . Hon L•r Roll: ·a· note was sent home. My Much of lit.~ IS ted1ous and Britney Denton , Quinn ,Madison Russell. Hannah · Bcnj t Sampson. Jessie Andrew Bisse ll. Nathan .abusive father beat .Jne for repetlltous washmg Dugan. Emmalea Durst. Shmp . Meghan Short. Jal'ob Si1mpson. Oli via Schuler. Carro ll. Ryan Davis. liar, and I was terridishes, doing laundry, going Nicholas · Edwards . Blaise Weddle. · Ja yson Well s. Zach .being a Scoll'den. 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Should I . assignni.~nts and. ~epl on Carleton . .T;tylcu· · ·i:JeJ.ull.._Jl<lrrin.g.er~J aveb- Brewe r. c0m·ern: - ' . m l'i'C'f YOung":- "Ta'11~ B· · -'-'l~uhis dtop, ()( shouldl.Sen .htm-tlnttl~!1e--fi~l£-h€d · the- Sidney Cook . Ma((i son Rachel·· Brur>k:< Abby Mvod isp71l •~h , Ka te Moore. llrinany L'<tslo , Ttna Dr~ke , .copic~ of the book to boih wurk~ evt:n rhougn ~e f~.mnd Fiolaw. · Tiana Frec he!te. C~tu scy, Zach · Counoii y. Dev in Nel~un. JorJ'-\n .Jo sh Hn pp. .Ar!land~: . 1!he teacher ~nd the student 1t bonng. Today, ne ts 1n I Kait!yn Ha·.,vk, Elit:tibeili Nu<.~h Cox_. Austin Dillard. Park er .. Lind sey Putman. Ll)rkins. who "wrulc'' it?- Amber charge oi quality control at Nea.se. Trevor Smith. Allie Grueser. Matthew Cody Ravhurn , Shave Katlyn Sauvage. Am ber : . Dear Amber: We can a manufacturing plant. ·His Hannah White. all A's. Harris. T.J . Hanon. Kelsey Selhcc. .l';"ni;1c Smiih. Whire. Andrew Benedum, '[mderstand why this injus- job is tedious and repeti- · Morgan Bi1er. J(Jshu a John son. Ross Keller. Brianna Teaford. Alex Dakota· Coll ins. Wade tjce has bothered you, but ttous and he loves 1t. .. Brewer. Daniel Card. Austin Brittnev Leach . Kaileh Victory. Lindsay Wolfe. . Co llin s. Sam i Cum tnins . ~first decide what you hope Succ~ssfully completmg Coleman. Autumn Corne. Sheets.' 'Em il y Sinc lair. Grade 7: Alex Amos. · Eri,n Dunn , Matthew Friend. to accomplish by. sending your wo_rk gives a ~e n se of Rhat.ldalyn Creegc r. T)'_lcr Dillon Swa tzel. · Joh ann Rebecca Chadll'cll . Rachel Phillip Morehead. Amanda the books. The girl who pia· >atl$fact!On. Not domg so IS DaviS, Melyuda Gnfftn. Wolfe . . Markwurth. Lariw• RiLldle. Roush. Dee<tnna Se'bo. Kyle .giarized the story alread·y just plain lazy. Parents need Sofia Hernandez . Selen" Grade 5: Willow ALlams. all A's. Co nn ery. Ashleigh Duffy. .knows she's guilty. .If you to be tough. -Been There Honaker. Brent Johnson. Hale y Bissell, Abhy Mar,hal Aanes tad. Swtt Gilb'ride. Tim s.end her the book, she will Dear Been . There: We Madi so n Kuhn. Kay Ia Collins , David ·Hedges, Ha nnah Adiims. Elizabeth Mark.swmth. Ashley Miller, ' also know that you've been agree that childre~ should Lipscomb , Morgain Little, Li1idsay Hupp, Jenna Kehl. Bearhs. Max Carnahan. Allie Rawson. Jamil ,obsessed with· this for years, complete the1r ass•gnments Brittany Long, Allyson Kri sten King, Mallory Katie Clark , Tori Goble. Stepney. Lonnie WeStfall. which may give her more and that p~rents somet1mes Miller. Isaac Noningham. Mcintyre. Austin Ross. satisfaction than you'd ·Jike. must be tough, and smd so ·The teacher may not recall in ·our initial response. We !he incident, and even if ~he are truly d1~mayed , howev- . does, there's not much she er, that you believe . one can do about it now. 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If you have a testimonial story, life-changing event about yourself · or even a poem that you would like to share please email to: ' · kkelly@mydailytribune.com nfields@ mydailyregister.com ho~flich@mydailysentinel.com Limit your story to · 50(1.. 750 words. Please ~ndude a phone number in yo_ur email. �... • t <~ 0 - • ~ '• I < ,.;-The Daily Sentinel ..., ' Thursday, July 3, 2008 . Hostage shocker: BY RANDOLPH E. Colombia tricks rebels into freeing BetancoUrt, three Americans and 11 more SCHMID AP SCIENCE WRITER WASHINGTON - The archaeologists were delighted to at last find the remains of George Washington 's · boyhood home but got stumped when they looked for evidence of the cherry tree and rU>ty hatchet. · "Thi s was the setting for many important events in · Washington's life." David Muraca, direc tor of arch£teology for The George Washington Foundation. announced Wednesday. Most biographies offer' little detail of the . first president 's youth, so the discovery inay provide insight into Wrrsh ingwr.\ ch ildhood. he said. The site is located at Ferry Farm. just across the 'Rappahannock River from Fredericksbur;;. Va., aboul50 miles south of Washington. Philip Levy. associate - -proft}Ssor of'-lti•tery-at theUniversity of Sou th Florida, found ev1de nce that the house was a one-and-a-halfstory residence perched on a bluff overlooking the river. "If George Washington did indeed chop down a cherry fell from the sky · because we were jumping up and down, yelling, crying, hug- .. 'BOGOTA, Colombia gi ng one another. We couldColombian spies tricked - n't believe it." · leftist rebel s into handing .The operation, Santos said, over kidnapped presidential "will go into history for its candidate Ingrid Betancourt audacity and effectiveness." and three lj.S. military con"We wanted to have it haptractors Wednesday in a dar- · pen as it did today," added ing helicopter res~ue so suc- armed forces chief Gen. cessful that not a single shot Freddy Padilla. "Without a was fired. single shot. Without anyone Bctoncourt, wh<> wm; wounUed. Ah~niute!y safe ancl . seiZed on the campaign trail sound, without a scratch." six 'long years ago, appe<ifCd Colombian . President thin bu.t surprisingly healthy Alvaro Uribe later led a celeAP photo as she strode down the stairs . bra tory news conference This undated image provided by National Geographic . and George Washington · of a military plane and held where he said his government Foundation, George Washington Foundation director of archaeology David Muraca, left , her mother in a long embrace. isn't interested in "spilling and GWF research fellow Philtp Levy examine evtdence of a fire that damaged the , ··dod, this is a•-miracle," . blood" and urged .the rebels Washington family home in 1740. Muraca and Levy. led a team of dozens who identifigd Betancourt said. "S uch a to take a "path to peace." a na excavated ·the house at Ferry Farm in Stafford County, Va. AIthough officials said perfect operation is everyone directly involved in unprecedented." childhood." Muraca said , as vious attempts to locate the crest. Was hington joined the Eleven Colombian police the rescue were Colombians, well as dispel some of the ' house itself had hcen unsuc- Fredericksburg Lodge of and soldiers were also freed ·U.S. Ambassador Willia!'H folklore surrounding the cessful. the Masons in 1753. in · the most serious blow Brownfield said there was president's life. For instance, Most of the wood fr01.11 the "While we can't say that ever dealt to the 44-year-old "close cooperation" from the the tale of Washington 's home was reused by builders thi s was George Revolutionary Armed Americans that included chopping down the cherry on other stmctures or was Washington's pip;. we q n Forces of Colombia, which "exchange of intelligence" as tree, as , gene ratio1~s of tree with a hatchet and con- damaged in the Civil War, and wonder about it,' Levy said. considered the four hostages well as "exchange of equipAmericans have believed, this fessing to his father ·has part. of the foundation eroded And there were burned their most valuable bargain- ment, training advice antl . is where it happened," said never been proven. away, the researchers said. remains of a tire at the farm . ing chips. The FARC is experiences of other opera• Levy. Tite researchers said the "We see a county-level genBut after digging through on Christmas Eve; I 740, already reeling from the tions. I will . not enter inl~ artifacts tlwy have recoverecJ try · home," he said. layers of dirt the archaeolo- which Washington mentioned deaths of key commanders details. " ' · did not include a hatchet. Washington 's father . "was gists found two chimney in letters. During the ' Civil and the loss of much of the Santos said Cesar and "There is little actual doc- wealthy within the county ... bases and stone-lined eel- War the farm served as a stag- territory it once held. another rebel who boarcte'd umentary evidence of not on the colonial level but Iars and root ce llars. · ing site · for l.Jition soldiers The Americans _ , Marc the chopper with tl)e hostage~ Washingto n"s j'omtative locally important, and we see . The cellars held a .large · aftacking Fredericksburg. Gonsalves, Thomas Howes would face justi~. while 5-8 --1-~ years. What we see at this a home befitting that status.'' number 0f anifa,:ts in£) uqing WashmJ!!.on w~sJ>nown t --a 11u -Kei1h- Stalli:i:J:l _ were ot ers were allowed tois the best available_ :rh;:...-hGus meHsured. aooul- pieces ofrtre nouse.sc·eiliPgs "-''-'lrll· aHhe Rappahannock flowh directly 10 the United escape into the juno!e "!n -"-"~,.~.·::ndow ; mio the setiTDg that 5J:feet by 37-feet, w·1th a cen- and painted walls, fragments ami W take the ferry tn I Slates to reunite with their hopes that they will fi.,;;e i.he nurtured the h•ther of our tral hallway and two tuum~ of i 8th century pottery and Fr~denr: ksb urg an~ gn:::'.'.' to families and undergo tests rest of the hostages," believed country. ~evy ~;:uu . on each side of the hallway. other ceramics, glass shards, adulthood at the farm. But and treatment at Brooke to number about 700. . Three likely locations were The eventual goal, Muraca wig curlers and toothbi'u sh he .spent less 11me there as Army Medical Center in "If I had given the ord~r exc"vated over seven years. said, is to rebuild the home handles made of bone. he got older. San Antonio Texas. to tire on them they · would The site where the founda- as it was -in the· 1740s.· Muraca said they also . He eventually, moved , to Nowhere 'i n the world almost certainly all ha-:e tions of Washington·s home Levy and }\'luraca spoke ·at recovered larger objects such h1s half-brother s estate at have American hostage s been killed," Padilla said. · were discovered was built a teleconference ·organized as pieces of a.tea set that prob- L~ttle Huntm~ Creek, south currently in captivity been Another 39 helicopters · during the first part of the by the Natio9al Geographic ably belonged to George's ?I Alexan dna, Va .•. late! ~eld longer, according 10 the were prepared to encircle . 18th. century - Washington Soc1cty, wh1ch helped lund mother, Mary Ball · 1enan~ed r>.1o~nt Vern?n. . liJ.S. Embassy in B.ogota. the rebels and hqstages if the was born in 1732 - lit the the work. Research at. the Washington ; wine bottles, Jn .tddltion to NatiOnal Defense Minister Juan res6ue failed, Santos said. · type of house in which location has continued for knives, ("orks and llYpieces of · Geographic. the research 1s Manuel Santos said military Betancourt. 46, was Washington would have lived seven seasons. · a group of small figurines that funded . by . y· , t~e intelligence agents infiltrated abducted in February 2002. and also yielded artifacts The 113-acre Ferry Farm might have stood on a m1mtel. Commonwe.alth of lf~l~la , the .guerrilla ranks and led the The Americans \\'ere caP.likely linked to his family. - itself a National His(oric They also disCI)Vered a The Dommmn Foun~a11on, local commander in charge of tured a year later when thetr "Now thai' we have identi- Landmark - was known as well-used pipe bowl. black-· the M_ar~ Monon Parsons the hostages, alias Cesar. to drug surveillance plahe'weltt fied the home, we can begin the former home of the ened from smoking, that Foundauon and many md1- believe they were going to down in rebel-held jungle. · understanding Washington's Washington family, but pre- was marked· with a Masonic vtdual s. take them 10 Alfonso Cano, Joining military brass 01\ the guerrillas' supreme leader. · the airport tarmac, the freed Colombian hostages walked up to a microphone one by groups, were taken to a reo- one, · identified themselves Although Iran prefers the . dezvous ·where two dis- by name and rank, ·and unilateral strike on · lran ~ s the American taxpayers." BY JoHN H!'tLPRtN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER nuclear facilities - a conPresident Bush and others diplo'matic route, Mottaki guised Ml-17 helicopters thanked their rescuers. Some tingency that could upend in Washington made it clear said, he pomtedly did not rule piloted by Colombian mili- had been held for a dozen NEW YORK - · Iran 's top already volatile oil markets. Wednesday that all options out trying to restrict oil trdffic · tary agents were waiting, years, captured when rebels diplomat predicted "We do not foresee such a are on the table with regard in the strategic Strait of' ' one · on the ground and overran military outposts. · Wednesday that the United possibility at the moment to Iran and its nuclear pro- Hormuz if Iran was attacked. another hovering above. LaSt to speak was States and Israel would not The Israeli government is gram, but a military strike "In Iran, we must defend Betancourt said ·her hands the French-Colombian risk the "craziness" of attack- facing a political breakdown · would not be Bush's first our national security, our and feet were bound, which Betancourt, who wore mili' tary fatigues and a floppy ing his country and possibly within itself and within the choice in the waning country and our revolutionary she called "humiliating " provoking a wider Middle region; so we do not foresee months of his presidency. system and we will continue At first she . thought the camquflage hat as she East war or driving oil prices such a possibility for that There have been growing . to do so," he said. If his coun- pilots- a crew of four witfi hugged her mother, Yolanda into unchaned heights. regime to resort to .such crazi- worries that the conflict try was ever targeted militari- nine "assistants" dressed in Pulecio, and her husband, Foreign Mini ster ness," Mottaki said through between Iran and the West ly, he added. "politicians must white - were from a relief Juan Carlos LeCompte. Sl1e Manouchehr Mottaki.said in his translator. "The United over the nuclear issue could step aside a bit and allow the organization. Then she saw removed her hat to reveal an interview · with The States, too, is ·not in a position broaden into a more violent milit;1ry to make decisions." their Che Guevara shirts and intricately braided dark hair; with plaits framing her face Associated Pre ss that he where it can engage in, take conflict, particularly if Israel BLII in the interview, con- assumed they were rebels. does not believe a military another risk in the region. Only when they were air- and a white flower. tried to attack Iran's nuclear dueled at AP"s world head: Breaking into . tears, strike is looming while the "Of course, there are people facilities in Natariz. The live quarters " in New York, borne did she notice that U.S . economy is suffering in the United States who are · permanent members of the Mottaki also signaled that a Cesar, who had treated her · Betancourt appealed to the and it is bogged down in a interested in that. But we think U.N. Security Council -· dialogue remains open to ' so cruelly for so many FARC to release !he remainseven-year-old campaign in that the rational thinkers in the the U.S. , Britain, France, resolve the impasse and indi- years, was naked an'd blind- ing hostages and make peace. She thanked · Uribe, Afghanistan and more than United States will prevent · China and Russia - as· well cared Iran is seriously con- folded on the floor. five years in Iraq. from thai action being taken, as Genr\any have offered sidering the offer of new ·"The chief of the opera- against whom she was .runHis remarks come amid and will prevent the imposi- . new talks if Iran signals it is talks. "We see and have· tion said. · we're the nation- ning when she was kid 0 mountin g specu lation that tion of another adventuresome prepared to suspend its observed some improvement al army. You're free,"' she napped, and said he "has ilt the U.S. position," he said. said. ''The heli ~opter almost been a very good president.." Israel may be considering a .act that would put pressure on enrichment of ur;10ium . " I - Bv FRANK BAJAK ASSOCIATED PRESS WR ITER ' AP inter.view: Ir.an envoy dismisse.s attack threat be~~e ~f:ict~;;s: i~holh~:~ .. 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COMPANY '(:ommunity Calendar ·:Public meetings , Thursday, July 3 . , ALFRED _Orange ;township Trustees budget th . 7 30 mcc tmg, : p.m., a orne of Fiscal Officer Osie :Jiollrod. . · '· SYRACUSE. Syracuse · lv~illa~e · Council, regular eetmg, 7 p.m., village 11 • a · Monday, .July 7 ! SYRACUSE - Sutton . Jownshi~ Tr.ustees F'r'09 . udget . eanng, 7 p.m., yracuse Village Hall, regular meeting to follow: • :: Clubs and ; organizations 11on -- TUPPERS PLALNS Alyssa Shaffer, \> sac Broc k Smith. Makavla Kayla Hawthorne. Breanna The following swdents Tack ett, -Conn\)r Thomas. Smith. Morgan Tackett. Ha yman . All y Hendrix. were nameo uJ the . honor Matthe\v Werry . . Nik ita Grevsnn Wolk. all As. Kri , ta Miller. Ti m Minear. roll at Eastern Elementary Wood . T1:avi s Auams. B'reantu Dylan . Morri s. Mallory and High· Schools for the Grade 3: Hannah Ba i l~v. n Barber. Nicodemus. Ethan · According to Emily · Post, final grading period of the Barrin ger. Jessica Coleman. Ru >'cn JuBc·stie ~le. BY KATHY MITCHELL Br<iJ Nottingham. Derick Powe ll. tnen's hats are considered 2007-0S ·school year: AND MARCY SUGAR Katelyn Edwards. ktt lluckJcy. Lte<~h Combs: Kirk Pullin s. Garre tt outdoor apparel and should · Grade 1: Alli son Barber. Facemyer. Manhew Frank . . Rylee Cree~er. Zach 'Rit chie. Jose ph Scowden. :. Dear Annie: When I was be removed when indoors. Zacharv Bart nun. Ciara Alia Hayes, Kelsey Kime.1. Cu nni ngha m. • Grace Maria Sh,arr. . . Josh Shook. in elementary school in the (Women are permitted to Browi1ii1 g, Evan Caldwell. Taylor Parker. Clayton Edwar<.h. D<N· hle Savan nah Speelma n-. 1980s, there was a contest wear ha!s indoors as part of Shelby Caner. Kelsey Ritchie. Gracie Roush. all Facemvcr. · Erin· Glaze. Hawl ey. Shanda Wel ch. in which students were ' to their outfit, as long as they · Casto. Victoria Curtis. A's. Katel ylt Hill. Kwesi Lane. Kyle Young . . write and illustrate books.. I do not block someone's Hannah Damewood. Clay Hannah Bailey, Katlyn Alr1tin Little . T) snn Long. Grade 8: Janae Boyles, lhougbt I did a. good job, view in the theater, for Davis, All y Durst Nathen Barber,· Cody Bartrum. A;ia :vlichael. All~~~:n Cheye nne Doczi. Kriqin but on the day of the judg- example.) Baseball caps Durst , Kat lin Fick . Noah McKen zie · Brow.ning. Scet s. . · Eth.1n Ste 0 ct. f' it·k. Brenna Holter. Marie ing, another girl won. I was should be removed whether Gross. C~ra Grueser. Ryan Danielk Burrelli. Kaytlin Timoth y Ste.ve ns. Meloney riowe ll. Ash ley Putnam , all ·not a sore loser. My prob- worn by men or women. Harbour. Johmilhan Harri s. Carl, Corbell Cat lett. Jordan Victory. John Witham . · A\ . ' .lem was this: Exceptions include those Shay Ia Honaker. Mollie Chadwell , Katelvnn Grade 6: Latham Bi>.sl'il. Dan.iclle Cline.' Ty)er , Several weeks before the who cover their head for Maxpn , Erica . Milliron, Chevalier, Ell,ilv C:unihs. Z:rc h Browning. Jenna Cl ine . Bay lee Collins. .:ontest, the exact plot of religious purposes, 'mall Jessica Prirker. Anntt Pie·rce, Stephanie -Gr~dy. Abbie Bur~..lc ii e. C~h-.iJ v Cit..·ia11d. Enliiy Uav1 ~. Brooke :this girl's "story, down to the children who migh_t lOse a Rebecca Pullins, Jes>ka Haw ley. Alex ' Henson. p,II~C cJ. ne. 's amantha 1 Johnson . Kayle Lawrence. names of the characters, had base)Ja!l cap if there is no Rees. Katherine Ridenou'r. Katl yn · Hol singer. Luke . Cl ine. Brandon Co lentati. Sam Levacv. Savannah ·been broadcast as .an hour- · place to put it, and those all A's. Horner, Hunter Kaull Cha.se Cook. \-loll y Dunlap. MtlllFc. Keisey Myers . kJng children's movie. I undergoing chemotherapy Israel Arix Michael, Jacob U!udermilt . Sabrina ; Ali yah Cianll. Tvler. Jacob 1';1rker. Cassie mentioned this to the or who have · a medical Alysun Bailey. ·Rhett Lauer. · ' Hetisll.'V. _Chase Jen,.in s. Randolph. Shalaina ;teacher in front o( the entire problem such as. alopecia. . Keri Robinson. Shelby Smit h. Beegle . . Jasiah Brewer. "<Gre·y McBride .. Brandon K:lti e · Keller. .~lass. The other girl claimed · Dear An me: Your Andrew ' Brooks. Austin t>lewlun. Braden O' Neil. Lawrenc·e. Sarah Lawrence. Courtne y Th11111<1S. :innocence and I received ·a response to "Middle School Combs. Chris to phe r Ahbev Porter. Laura Da~ota o· Bric11. Josh Eastcm High School long lectu;e on jealo!lsy,and · Teacher,_ lllinoi~:· was lame. Connolly. Dylan Creath. · Pullin.s , Taylynn Rockhold. Park er. Maddie Rigsby. All "A" . Hon L•r Roll: ·a· note was sent home. My Much of lit.~ IS ted1ous and Britney Denton , Quinn ,Madison Russell. Hannah · Bcnj t Sampson. Jessie Andrew Bisse ll. Nathan .abusive father beat .Jne for repetlltous washmg Dugan. Emmalea Durst. Shmp . Meghan Short. Jal'ob Si1mpson. Oli via Schuler. Carro ll. Ryan Davis. liar, and I was terridishes, doing laundry, going Nicholas · Edwards . Blaise Weddle. · Ja yson Well s. Zach .being a Scoll'den. Eri11 Swali sha Powell. Kyle .bly picked on at school by to work and JU St _abo ut Facemyer. Sharp Facemyer. Heidi Willi s'. Jonathan Swattel. Wyat t WcS!fa\1. all Raw son. M\lrgan Werry. ;l)te winner and her friends . everythmg else. Children . Kaleb Gheen. Aubree Wolfe. Brody Wood . ,A's. Kyle. Sargen t. BreeQ. _ I never forgot these things. need t~ , learn that 'just John son. Samuel Jones. Clayton Wood. Madalyn Tyler Barher. Courrney Buckley. Hannah Hysell , :I recently did some search· because 11 s ted1ous .and rep· Madi son Keney. Ashley Wood . Maddison Bauc·rbach. Seltna H~arhs. Whitlley Putman , Kelly ipg and found the original etitious doesn't mean 11 Long, Alexus Metheney. Woodyard . Kn £er Bunce. ll<t ik i ~ h Winebrenner. Devon Baum. book for sale online. I have shouldn't be done. Ryan Parsons, Dalton Grade 4: Tv Bissell. Bush. Thund er · Clonc~h. Brady Bissell. Megan .also found links to the My son should have been Queen. GarrenRees. Jordan Jamie Card. Chase Curtis. Kcndru Fick. Da1 id Fr<mk. Ca mahan . JeS>ica Cleland. •novle along with lesson valedictorian, but didn 't do Riley. M1icKenzie Smith. Megan Dougla~. Holl y Aus tin Gheen. Ha·tlll<l h "Al B" Honor Roll : Sasha .plans for teachers based on his homework. His mother .Tiffany Tripp, James John so n, Kourtney Hawley. Katie Hollm:ttL Collins. Amanda Fulks, the film. I always knew I and I constantly pressed Watson . Lawrence. Devon. Maxey. Je nna ll ysc\ 1. Eddie Ki lk . . Cass ie Hauhcr. Hannah :wasn't a liar and now feel him, collaporated with his Grad@.2: Elaynu BisselL J es~e Morris. all A's. Jack Kuhn . Olivia L:tne. Hel gesen. Kelsey Hol te r. ~~lly vindicated. teachers to find out hi s Macken z 1~ Brooks. Sophw Cara Am,os. 1\'lorg<t n Whitley Lcacl1, Vero ni ca Kenneth . Vugelsun~. ,N~~·!._.__ . I'm 34 years old. Should I . assignni.~nts and. ~epl on Carleton . .T;tylcu· · ·i:JeJ.ull.._Jl<lrrin.g.er~J aveb- Brewe r. c0m·ern: - ' . m l'i'C'f YOung":- "Ta'11~ B· · -'-'l~uhis dtop, ()( shouldl.Sen .htm-tlnttl~!1e--fi~l£-h€d · the- Sidney Cook . Ma((i son Rachel·· Brur>k:< Abby Mvod isp71l •~h , Ka te Moore. llrinany L'<tslo , Ttna Dr~ke , .copic~ of the book to boih wurk~ evt:n rhougn ~e f~.mnd Fiolaw. · Tiana Frec he!te. C~tu scy, Zach · Counoii y. Dev in Nel~un. JorJ'-\n .Jo sh Hn pp. .Ar!land~: . 1!he teacher ~nd the student 1t bonng. Today, ne ts 1n I Kait!yn Ha·.,vk, Elit:tibeili Nu<.~h Cox_. Austin Dillard. Park er .. Lind sey Putman. Ll)rkins. who "wrulc'' it?- Amber charge oi quality control at Nea.se. Trevor Smith. Allie Grueser. Matthew Cody Ravhurn , Shave Katlyn Sauvage. Am ber : . Dear Amber: We can a manufacturing plant. ·His Hannah White. all A's. Harris. T.J . Hanon. Kelsey Selhcc. .l';"ni;1c Smiih. Whire. Andrew Benedum, '[mderstand why this injus- job is tedious and repeti- · Morgan Bi1er. J(Jshu a John son. Ross Keller. Brianna Teaford. Alex Dakota· Coll ins. Wade tjce has bothered you, but ttous and he loves 1t. .. Brewer. Daniel Card. Austin Brittnev Leach . Kaileh Victory. Lindsay Wolfe. . Co llin s. Sam i Cum tnins . ~first decide what you hope Succ~ssfully completmg Coleman. Autumn Corne. Sheets.' 'Em il y Sinc lair. Grade 7: Alex Amos. · Eri,n Dunn , Matthew Friend. to accomplish by. sending your wo_rk gives a ~e n se of Rhat.ldalyn Creegc r. T)'_lcr Dillon Swa tzel. · Joh ann Rebecca Chadll'cll . Rachel Phillip Morehead. Amanda the books. The girl who pia· >atl$fact!On. Not domg so IS DaviS, Melyuda Gnfftn. Wolfe . . Markwurth. Lariw• RiLldle. Roush. Dee<tnna Se'bo. Kyle .giarized the story alread·y just plain lazy. Parents need Sofia Hernandez . Selen" Grade 5: Willow ALlams. all A's. Co nn ery. Ashleigh Duffy. .knows she's guilty. .If you to be tough. -Been There Honaker. Brent Johnson. Hale y Bissell, Abhy Mar,hal Aanes tad. Swtt Gilb'ride. Tim s.end her the book, she will Dear Been . There: We Madi so n Kuhn. Kay Ia Collins , David ·Hedges, Ha nnah Adiims. Elizabeth Mark.swmth. Ashley Miller, ' also know that you've been agree that childre~ should Lipscomb , Morgain Little, Li1idsay Hupp, Jenna Kehl. Bearhs. Max Carnahan. Allie Rawson. Jamil ,obsessed with· this for years, complete the1r ass•gnments Brittany Long, Allyson Kri sten King, Mallory Katie Clark , Tori Goble. Stepney. Lonnie WeStfall. which may give her more and that p~rents somet1mes Miller. Isaac Noningham. Mcintyre. Austin Ross. satisfaction than you'd ·Jike. must be tough, and smd so ·The teacher may not recall in ·our initial response. We !he incident, and even if ~he are truly d1~mayed , howev- . does, there's not much she er, that you believe . one can do about it now. The important purpose of school :~;~est you can hope for is an is to teach tedium and repe.arology from each of them. tition. How sad. I you don't get it, will you Annie's Mailbox is writ. Ne\y Loc'mion TUPPERS PLAINS feel better or worse? When ten by Kathy Mitchell and S'teven Harris, gnmdNow Se rvin g You At Mei gs Memory Gardens .you can answer that, you Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· son · of Park LatTY and Nettie .will know what to do. tors of the Ann LAnders Young of TLtppers Plains We Offer: :. Dear Annie: How do I column. Please e-mail your and • r.nura\cd ur Laser Et~.:hcd Memorials Sonny and Mary Harri's 'get a beef in the paper? It questions to anniesmaU· · of · Reedsv ill e. has been •·Fla'i Bron1.c or Granite M~morial s ~ t )pcning & ('lt»>ings has to do with men wearing · box@comcast.net, or write accepted at the University of • Vault-. .hats anywhere and every- to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Florida where he will study · • ALJ... Ilrc - N~·cd Arrangements ;Y,.here . . 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Harris and .is the 'stepson of · Steven Harris Gary Knotts. ., ~ • BY ' - - : Thursday, July 3 • TUPPERS PLAINS :Tuppers Plains VFW Post 31053 Auxiliary, carry-in Vinner, 6 p.in ., followed by "' p.m. meeting. · ~ Monday, july 7 t' POMERPY - Meigs f:ounty · Cancer Initiative, ~egular meeting, noon, conference room, Meigs t:ounty Health Depanment. ~ Thursday, july 10 •: CHESTER Shade ver Lodge 453, 7:30p.m . the hall. Scholarships to awarded. Refreshments. on Hiland Road . Congregation will JOin Pomeroy United Methodist Church as guests for the 9:30a.m worship and 10:35 a.m. Sunday,school. ·. Monday, .July. 7 POMEROY _ Mt. Hermon United Brethren ·Church, vacation ·Bible School, July. 8-11, 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. Children ages I to 12. Theme is God's Big Backyard . Saturday, July '12 RUTLAND . - . Chuck Compton w1 1I be m gaspe 1 concert at the Rutland Freewill Baptist Church, T p.m. Pastor Ed Barney mvites public. 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The Reserve B,mk ollndm tnes, many ot them 111 Cdr her th1-; month dnnounced emergmg ma1kcts , arc Dan Goodrich un mter-meetmg: ldtc htke It acceleratmg at a double-;md m .1 s.tdtemem .Jccompa· Publisher digit pace. wh1cl1 puts them ny1ng the move that the .tl least two and" hall tunes ·oveiTH.!Ing pnonty lor monCharlene Hoeflich the 4 percent annual U S et.try poll( y " to esc hew ,my General Manager-News Ed,tor hcndlinc t.nflllliuu rate , lurthe1 nllenstftc.tiiUII ot aceordmg to new research mtl.n1nn,uy pr'"""es .111clt o troiJI Mo~gan St,mley ln'm ly .mcho1 111ll.tt10n That should be .1 wc~ke up expectauons ., Congress shall make no law respecting an cal! for anyone co unlmg on Othel'. hn"evc1 will b.tlk mvestments abrodd to prop at t1ghtemng mqnctdl )' poltestablishment of religion, or prohibiting the up their portfolios as U S. cy bec.ltlsc they don't w.tnl free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of stocks teeter on the edge ot the1r llll l encH.:'- to sLnge. 'speech, or of the press; or the right of tlze peo- a bear m.trket wl11 ch would th en r<tiSC tl;e Lhe ''dccuuplmg" Sure, p11cc ot then exports. ple pe.ueably to assemble, ·atfd to petition the strategy work ed for f\,1 Any ~ : n~ri:il l !.!-rllarke t •-"!.. r ..J _ ..... _. ,..I" .,•.,.;nunHrPv -....;OVernlnenLJOr u tfwu .. ., .. VJ 0 •• '"' ............ __ _ ~tin~.,l.v•:"' 111 t!Jc rn:t.:m pil~t t:co nom1es dh0 l~1k the1r Foretgn hold1ngs l.tred betCUll ClllleS !O the UOIJ,II. ,lllU ter because uHt!J iltltJoJu l becaLN' ol the U S Fecle1 ,11 -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution econam1es · were outperRe-;cJ vc ~ loo~e monetdt y tormmg US gro"th pn ltcy >t.mce n ght now The U S ec(uwmy h'rs the centrt~ l b,tnk has ,lgglesslowed to nearly " s1,111d SI\ely cut Interest r.ttes 111 Today IS Thursday, July 3, the I85th day of 2008 T-here SIIIJ Ill the ·J,LSI VCdr res ponse 10 the c1ed1t cmiS because ol the mouriung are 181 days left in the year - th.ll has helped teed Today's Htghltghtm HtstorY' Four hundred years ago, on mflat1on and the co lla pse lllfl.ttiOilaly presSLII CS July 3. 1608, the city of Quebec was founded hy Samuel de 111 the hoosmg .111d moll- N1ge11d ~mJ Ru~s 1a The longer 111! L.t\ 10 11 gage mnrkets. Othe1 1ndusIn tot,ll , thme laung-,uch 1em.uns elevated. th e more Champ lam On thiS date: In 1775, Gen George Washmgton took tnal1zed co untn es h,1ve . pnc1ng p1es-.u1c~ . t..:,;ounteJ d,nn<~ge 11 wil l do to longcommand of the Contmemal Army at Cambndge, Mass <een about " 2 pc1ce1ll 101 42 percent ol the world teJm economJC growth In 1863. the three-day CIVIl War Battle of Gettysburg, average r.tt e ol grov..t h popul.tiHJil "There " plenty ot re.1son "In other wo1ds, d ose Lo to won y .llmut the con tlnu.tPa ' ended Ill a nlaJOr VICtory for \he North as Conlederate whtle emergmg economt es have topped 7 percen t three b1l11un t:Onsumel'....tre liOn ol the bull SIOIY f01 troops retreated That g1 owth IS now hemg Clllrentl) expc11encmg <lou- eme1 Q: II H! llldl kets. especwlIn, 1890, Idaho became the 43rd state of the Umon In 18LJ8, the U S Navy defeated a Spamsh fleet mthe har- thrcdtcned by 111flat10n ble-d Igil 1dtcs ot pnce ly m' tl1ose COLIIltne s th.ll And remember In the 111'.:\ed~e~ •. they WIOtl! Ill ,1 ha'.-e S(tC!l d shdl j1 dCCC]erubor at Santiago, Cuba, dunng the Spam~h-Amencan War In 1908, author Joel Chandler Harns, the creator of Uncle develop1n g world. " large1 note to c'llellt~ tlon 111 llt ll.u1on. a1c unublc portton of housenold Remus, dted m Atlanta Soa11ng 1nll.tl1on " not 01 LlllWililng to lighten pollIn 1944, dunng World War II, Soviet torces recaptured Mmsk. - - -l !96-:1.-A-Igcna became 1ndepemlent :rfterT32 yem ot ./ J1rench rule. -. ~,- ~+r- \./1"'\110 rn'"' ..,...., _,_, In 1971 , SJnger Jtm Morn son of The Doors dted m PJr:'> ' • H'-J't•J'..:> tUVl' DIVrVt:L. at age 27 In 1978, the Supreme Court, 111 Federal CommLmtcattons Commtsston ~ Pactfica FoundatiOn, ruled the FCC was w1thm tts authonty to repnmand New York radto station WBAI -FM for broadcasting George Carlin's "Ft lthy Words" comedy roulme F1ve years ago· The U1S put a $25 million bounty on Saddam Hussem. • One yeaJ ago· Pres1dent Bush refused to rule out an even--4/ "' tual pardon for I. Lewts "Scooter" Libby after already commutmg hts pnson sentence m the CIA leak case. Japan's defense minister (Fumto Kyuma) resi.gned after drawmg funous cntlc-tsm tor suggestmg the U S. atomic bombmgs of H1roshtma and Nagasaki were Inevitable The A1Ingh1 team !rom Switzerland ouccessfully defended smiing's coveted Amenca's Cup, beating Em1rates Team New Zeal,md 5-2 Saxophonist Boots Randolph ("Yakety Sax") died m Nash\1lle at age 80 Today's l:lirthdays Movte dtrector Ken Russell " 81 Jazz mustcwn Pete Fountam IS 78 Playwnght Tom Stoppard is 71 Wrner-producer Jay Tarses 1s 69. Smger Fontella Bass is 68 Actor Kurtwood Smith ts 65 Actor Mtchael Cole ("The Mod Squad") is 63. Co4ntry smger Johnny Lee '' 62 Writer Dave Barry ts 61 Actress ' Betty Buckley IS 61 Actress Jan Smithers is 59. Former Haitwn Prest dent Jean-Claude Duvaher " 57. Talk show host Montel Williams ts 52 Co~ntry smger Aaron Tippin is 50 Actor Tom Cruise ts 46 Actor Thomas G1bson 1s 46 Actress Connie Ntelsen IS 44 Actress Yeardley Smith 1s 44 Singer Ishmael Butler ts 39. Rock musicmn Kevm Hearn (Barenaked Ladtes) IS 39. Country smger Trent Tomlmson IS 33 Singer Shane Lynch (Boyzone) " 32. Rhythm-andblues smger Tonia Tash (D1vme) IS 29 Country smgerRecentl y. I spoke wtth a Obamd 's c.ilculated shapesongwnter Sarah Buxton IS 28. Actor Grant Rosenmeyer IS Clinton supporter who takes sh tltlng ~ ~so clever Wntmg 17. Actress Kelsey Batelaan IS 13 -< politics senously Was she 111 Salon . Glenn Gteenwald Thought for Today. "A man never knows how to say still angry, I asked, or would op1nes th.tt Obama 's gotten goodbye, a woman never knows when to say tt " - Helen she heed Hillary's endorses.u1 dhaggcd hy th e Beltway Rowland, American JOUrnalist and humorist ( 1876-1950)' ment of he1 nvaP No quesce leb111V med1a. whtch Gene tiOn, she .tllowed Come dlways "dcp1c~s GOP po'lLyons Novembe1 , she'd cast her llons dS centrist. "(A) \ely LETTERS TO THE ballot tor Sen Bar,tck stJu ng medm nanattve 1s EDITOR Obama. '" tsmg th.tt Obam,t's aban"Yeah, but you ' d vote lor douln g h1s core beliefs for Lerrers 10 the eduor are welcome. They 1/wu/d he le11 a tnnber-ralller." I le.tscd , The ad~1cc tbuster the Fo1 c1gn pollltC<II gam than 300 word\ All/etters are subject 10 edrtmg, mu\1 be "With d 'D' <iller ItS ll.tllle. lhul (De mocr.tt s) should Intelli gence Survelil.mcc 'lgned, and mclude addre» and telephone r!umber. No "Two wor"ds," she s,ud Act (FlSA) surveillance bill ·move to the center' and 111mgned Ieite, s wrll be pubiL<hnl Lerrers 1hould be m """·p·cmc " ~ ,, -· 0 U I II \.....U II .. cupy Repubiicdns "guw angood taste. addremng t;sues. not peuonalit1es Leite/\ of 1«Ie"s defimtely that he now supports l11minms , - teed to make them look So 1 he once proposed .tboh shthank! to organizatwns and mdtVIdual.\ wrlltwr JJe accepT· A couple more appOintees lng h,mdguns tOb,tnM weak - bec,IUse 11 " wedk ed for puhilcatton like Roberts and Alito. and blames a sl.tff error Yeah. It's the defmi11on ol weak_ apart from the latter half of nght ) Maybe h1s most pre- ness the Second Amendment So who IS tillS guy; dtctable Sidestep was optmg where it says even ch-ildren out ol publ1 c camp<Lign Here s how Obdma detmed and barnyard .m11nals lack· ltn<~ncm g to exp lmt hiS hunsclt ,11 a recent caming opposable thumbs have fundraiSing advantage ove1 p.ugn rally "Hillary Clinton (USPS 213·960) Reader Servic9 Ohio ValleJ:ubllshlng a right to keep and bear .44 Sen John McCam .md I .Lgree on 99 petcenl·on ns we'll magnum handgu Dunng the Democrallc the ISsues We had to work Correction Polley l'ubhshed every afternoon Monday to rename the Btll of have ,pnmanes, ObanM's post lion to lm~ somethin g to dtsOur ma1n concern 1n all stones 1s to through Fnday 111 Court Street R1ghts the L1beral Ellie LISt be accurate II you know of an error Pomeroy Oh10 was that HIII,try Clinton 's aglee on . It 1s gu111g to be Seoond class of Unreahsuc Suggestions. difficult for 1n a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage pa1d at Pomeroy cr.Iw li shmg on public very the Choseo1 Meanwhile , Republicans to lUll on their Member The AssoCiated Press and 992·2156 fmancmg proved her memOne, as certam Democrats bership 111 the corrupt stew.irdshlp of the economy the Oh10 Newspaper Association Poetm1ater Send address corrac· call Obama, has been Washmgton establishment. or their outstandmg lore1gn Our main number Ia t10ns to The Da11y Sent1nel, 11 1 Court changmg posiuons so fast Ev1dently, however, the policy We know wh,u kmd (740) 992-2>15e. Street Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 it'd take a ' Doppler Effect moneychangers can keep o h ol c.unp,ugn they' 1e gomg Department extensions are: equation to locate htm scheduling cocklml parttes to 1un They' re gomg to try Subscription Rates (As110nomers measure dis- and fact-lmdmg miSSions to to m.tke you att,ud They'1e By carrier or motor route News · One month '10.27 tances by calibratmg the the Bahdm,ls The Chosen gon1g lu 11 y to make you Edllor. Charione Hoeflich, EX! 12 One year '115.84 "red sh tft" as ltghl waves One won't be chasmg them .tlratd ol me He's young Dally 50' Reporter Bnan Reed Ext 14 move closer or farther 110m the temple .titer all .mel mex penenced and he 's Senior Citizen rates Reporter· Beth Ser9ent, Ext 13 away) One month 'I 0.27 Welcome lo the b1g ·got .1lunny n.une And d1d I " In recent weeks ," the le.tgues, Obamaphiles At menll\>n he \ bldck !" One year '103.90 Sl.bscribe~ should remit 1n advance Los Angeles Tunes summa- least Btll Clinton used to Advertising Th1 s drew ~m tnst<tnl Outaldo 5alel: Dave Harris, Ext 15 direct to 1he Dalty Sentinel No sub· nzed, " he toughened hi s btte his lower lip and rebuttal on NPR. of all acrlptlon by mall permitted in areas Outaldo S.ln: Brenda Davl!, Ext 16 where heme carrier !18rvice 1s avail· stance on Iran and backed explam rasptly why the places "Weekend ClaoaJCirc.: Judy Clarl< Exl 10 an expansion or the governS1mon Edtllon'"s Scott able cause he was aboulto .thanment 's wtretappmg powers don was a tough sel1 mdign,mtl y demanded to Mall Subscription On Wednesday, he said Obama JUst kmd ot glides know, " What has John General Manager lnalde Melga County should be allowed to Somet1mes it 's hard to tell McCam ever done or swd 10 states Charlene' Hoeft1ch Ext 12 13 Weeks '32 26 . execute chtld rap1 sts When whether an Afncan- mc11t the charge that he's 26 Weeks '64 20 the next the Supreme Court 52 Weeks '12711 American 's blushmg. But gomg to m ~lke Senat01 E·mall: day struck down the what are you academic I eli· Obumd s race an Issue') newsOmyda1lysentmel com Outside Meigs County Distnct of Columbta's ban tes gomg to do about 11'1 Million' ol Amenc,ms hope 13 Weeks '53 55 on . handguns Wab: 26 Weeks '107 10 ,. , he did not Vote for Ralph Nader the country can go through I comp am ... aga 1n? th1s year's hiStoric prestdenwww mydallysent1nel c:om 52 Weeks '? 14 21 Ubama once vowed to IiiNot everybody thinks ual Cdmpwgn Withou t any· TODAY IN HISTORY ,, cy suit ICiently, and are commodity consumers rather than producers." the Morgan Stanley economtst~ v. rotc 111 the1r report But even as pnees surge, e,1rn1 1tgs forecds ls aren't commg down Ln many glob'' I markets That may gtve In vestors false hope that many countnes wtll bypass the mfi<~IIOn storm · For mstance, m ASian co unt11 es outs1de Japan, earmngs to'recasts are still lor II 6 percent growth ove1 the next 12 months and 15 I percent growth m calend,u yem 2009. accordmg to Barcl.tys Capital Those esumates "are nnplic1ny c.~ssummg thal mfltt1on \'.til ~:uner miraculously diSappear on its own <~ccotd or that central banks .tre not going to bothe1 do1n g anythmg about I! ne1the1 IS particularly beiiev.tb le," wrote T1111 Bond , he.1d of global .tsset allocalion at Barelays B,trclays . IS recommending that m\estors e1ther ,1 vmd owmng stocks m that reg10n or thai they shall sh,cres. · meanmg bet they will declme. "Although the area IS curtently outperformmg 111 tenns of economic growth, the mtlat10nary envtronment IS not far short of diS· ast1ous." Bond sa1d Clearh, the mflatton bogeyman 1s haun1mg all corners ol the world ... . . . The Daily Sentinel •_!"age As "" - Civil suits POMEROY - Elizabeth Mae D,IVIs. 90, of Pomeroy passed away on Monday, June 30, 2008 at the Pleas<~nt Valley Hospital after an extended Illness She was born on Dec 27, 1917 111 Pomeroy to the late Robert A and Elizabeth S (Sti les) Davts She worked as a retail clerk at SwiSher and Lohse and was " membe1 of the Enterpnse Umted MethodiSt Church. She is survi ved by her Sisters, He len Da\ls ol Pomeroy, and Joyce Davts of Pomeroy . her brothelS. D,IVId A and Shelby DaviS of Middleport. Dale L and Ka1yn Davts ot Pomer<ly, and 'ever.tl meces dnd nephew s She ts preceded m death by he1 p,u ents. stsleiS. Ailee M Canary and Emma Lou DaviS brothers, Wilham R 'D1ck" Da\IS. and Robert Russell DaviS ' " Serv1ces will be held on Thursday. July 1, 2008 at I p m at the Anderson McDamel Funeral Home 111 Pomeroy wtth the Rev Arland Kmg ynd Pastor Karyn DaviS oflicwllng Bunal w1ll lollow dl the Rockspnngs Cemetery VtSitatton was held !rom 6 to 8p m. on Wednesday. July 2, 2008 from 6 to 8 p m dt th e funeral home 1. Onl.ne oeg1stry 1S available by logg mg on to www.ande1sonmcdan1el cnm . POMEROY -CIVIl Judgment acttons have been filed m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court by Regma Roush, R~cme, domg bus mess as Roush Brothers. agamst Levcrmg Flonsl and Greenhouse, Crooksville. and others A foreclosure w.ts granted 19 Home Nallonal Bank .tgamst Kathleen M S1inth, and othe1 s Arraigned fickmg m cocame ,md possession of CIJL:i.lllle, $1,000 personal recogntzancc bond. $100 surety bond. $1.000 appea1ancc bond July 24 trial ChriStOpher Tenaglia asstgned as counsel. • Bradley Collins, on charges of theft of hydrocodope and possessiOn of coc.tnte $1,000 personal recognizance bond. Sept. I0 Ina! Tcnoglid .tppo mted as counsel Sentenced POMEROY - N1cole B Marlm rece1ved an 18-momh suspended se ntence on a count of burglary 1r Me1gs County Common Pleas CoLut ' She " subject to terms ot commumty control POMEROY- The followmg were arr,ugned recently on mdtctments tiled 111 Meigs County Common Pleas Court All mdtctments 1ell1rned by the grand JUlY are kept secret until defendant' are served , 111 accord'dnce wuh a local court rule The mforma- ' 11on ts kept from the public record unlil that lime POMEROY - A ciVIl ac11on hied 111 • Jack L. Yates. on charges ol trat- Me1gs. Coum~ Common Pleas Cou11 Dismissed . by Betty G:aldwel l agamst Metgs Center, Ltd, has heen dismiSsed .Dissolutions POMEROY - Acuons for di ssolullon ot marnage were flied 111 Me1gs Coun ty Common Pleas Court by Troy 0 Brooks, Jr . Pomeroy, and Kathryn E Brooks. Hartford. W Va, and by Lester L Parker II , Pomeroy. and 'Chant y R Parker. Washmgton. W Va Dissolutions were g ranted to Donald R Cerbus and Karen L Cerbus. and T1ffany Lynn Whne and Sh.twn Kenh White Divorces · D1\'vr. . c~ were 111 Me1gs County CommQn Pleas Court to Amber L Well from Ntchola' Ephnn, and Stephame M p,,yne from Robert A P.tyne P0~.1EROY gr~ nted Southern rrom Page At - The board recently lion at the h1gh school m $50.000 grant from the naltvc educ.tltonal opllons approved the followmg per- accordand with the OsteopathiC • Hentage for students A serVIce con, RACINE -The Circle reLIIliOn Will be held July 26 at sonnel change s· Southe1 n Local Education Foundation for ihe fu1ther trac t wtlh Advance the Carmel Church fell ows hip hall. Racme Gather at noon. Ann Ohlinger was h1rcd Assoc1at10n·s negotiated de\elopment of the CommumcaiHJns 111 the potluck meal al noon , take a covered dtsh ,mel somethm~; lor Summer Intervenuon .Jgreemenl The board Communny Fitness Center amount ot $2.4 79 was ,for a whtte elephant auct10n (OGT) for sc1ence . Ryan approved .111 .tddl!mnal $42 located m the former approved tor the diSlrlct 's Lemley for soc1al ~tud1es , be pa1d to the followmg tndustn.tl arts room at telephone eqUipment The each bemg patd a rate of summer sc hool teachers Southern High School.· board accepted the Early $300 PBA The board Vtckl Htll. Meg Gumther. Deem sa1d th t;, btdd1ng Childhood EducatiOn accepted the res1gn,t110n ot Rachel Hupp, Donna process tor replacement Award 111 the amount ol Lester Manuel for retire- Sayre C.Jrolyn Robtnson. w1ndows dn'd et1u1pment $199 480 tor the operation Y.tles. Pally are undcmay Deem added of the diStnct's preschool ment purpose s e!fect1ve Rashel M<Iy 30, the res1gnat1on of Struble. Chnsty EsSick. there are tenl,lllve plans In progmm M1chelle Evans as preven- Autumn LISle h!\ve th f"c emer open in The board approved an 11011 spcc1ahst w11h the The board accepted the some capactty by the end .tmendmenl 10 the policy Questio11: My children have been trying to convince me Gr,mt to Reduce Alcohol rest g n.tuon ol P,ltty ol the month with spectal that pertams to pnzes and that th,ey are f!ld enough to_have_ firewo~k.\ th~s 4tlt of Abuse w.ts ,1cce~t ed Joe~_.S,ro•\)Je~e!eme::lGI)' _schoul iJuLU s.. }&r ~-&Rt ~, s!"Jf!~ ~~h-cbr~~nps '-vh·n:Jr re:m<: - - July. ! m wor.rred that-tl!ey may g«Hm#.~JJo-you uuve-rmy- r--cornell , w.ts lmea ds ,, . teacher. for reurement pm- and the commumty "Applications tor scholar1 suggestions? ' math teacher tor one ve.u no ses Joe Cornell "" ' A,, ~g 1een1ent bet"een ships ansmg from g1fts .tnd Answer: Your "'"n . . ern I'm yuu1 chliJren s satety ISJUStl · for 1he 200R ~ 09 schnn! h~red a:<! ~~st:Tve busebaii me board anclthe OSBA for bequest ot money to · the [,eu Most~ states nave laws restnctmg the s,tle. possession year wnh a c.ontract for coach tor the 2008-09 sea- $1.813 was approved for Southern Local Board ot or use or tuewOikS These l.tws have been wntten because $21,436 32 Rashel Yates son The voluntary transfer par11c1pauon m a group rat- Educat1onlor student scholof mJunes produced by tne"orks was htred '" voc .ttiOndl ol Lon Hill to the fourth mg program 'for worker's - .trshtps. unless otherwtse Ftreworks are best enJoyed as a spectator If yOU or your ag11cultU1 e te<tche1 on " grade was approved A pur- compensation prcmtums. directed by the gift ~r children dec1dc to set some off at your ~ome, there are a one ye.tr contr.tcl lor the ch,tse serv 1c e agreement The bo.trd .tpproved, tmal bequest, may 1he rev1ewed tew thmgs wh1ch yOU should keep 111 mmd ln1unes from 2008-09 sc hool yea1 wtth ,, wtth Barb Kokei 111 the revi sed permanent appropn- by the R.KIIle -Southern f~reworks are usually due to burns. ~xplosmns , llymg frag- contract tor $26.722 39 ,ononnt of $7 ,5()0 to pro- anon for FY 2007-08 mthe Scholarship Assoc~allon. _ The board ,tl so ,Lpproved v1de fiscal servtce to Ihe amount of $8 3 million. The assoc1.tt1on shall make ments or tram Jail s 111 the dmk The location you choose tor yow hreworks should not be 40 extended days, '" pe1 tre,tsurer 's off1ce from July Tempm ary appropna11on the recommendation Ia Ihe Rear any combus11hle matenals, a.nd the ~urfa.ce should be free negotiated agreement with I-Dee. 31 w,lS approved. tor FY 2008 -09 was board regardmg the selecot obstacles so th,lt yout nsk oltnppmg and fallmg 111 the dmk Yates at her per d1em ol the rate ts based on $13.85 approvect 111 the amount of 11011 en ten a and 1ec1p1ent(s) ls mimm1zed. You should always select hght-colored clothmg $146 83 per hour, 20 hours a week $6 S mtllion The board The board shall pass a resoto help prevem someone else from aCCident,tlly runnmg mto Tonya Snuth was hired T1 icia McNtckle was authollzed Treasu1er Roy Iutton naming the recipiyou, and the matendl should be safe around sparks. All lire- on a one year comract as rehtred a' the dtstncL's Johnson to adverltse/oblam ent(s) of any such scholar·works requtre "tire" so cauuon must be used to prevent bur.ns an Engh~h teacher tor the math coach w1tn I0 extend- quotes for bread/bakery, sh1ps" . In Oh1o, and about20 othe1 slates, the only fireworks wh1ch 2008-09 school year w11h " cd d.ty s and w1ll .tlso nulk/da~ry and gas/fuel The board adjou111ed into .are legal are'those that will NOT go "b,mg" Sparklers. smoke contract tor $23,069 66 ,\ssume m.magement ot the products tor the 2008-09 executive sesSion to diScuss bombs and snakes are about a~ I that IS okay Wtth these. the K1111 Rom me "as lmed on fedet al GRAA grant The school year the sale of property and' to maJor danger ts from butns 01 fall s. The wue m"dc a sparkler " supplemental contract as bo.trd approved posung a , Also approved was a res- rev1ew negottattons wllh gets very hot '" il1e sp,Lrkler bums The w1re st.tys hot aft~r curncu lum superviSor f01 tob open1ng tor a m.unte- o~1uuon to JOin the employees . the sparkler has burned out, but young children ollen don I the 2008-09 school year nancc person <IS c.ISu.tl Jclferson County V~rtual The next regul,u board realize thiS until they grab that hot w1re and bum thetr hand w1th a contract for $6,000 l.tbor for the remamder of Learnmg Academy lor the meetmg "aL 8 p m. July 28 The fi1e"orks laws ate not stnctly enforced 111 many areas. Jon Sargent was tran s- the summer 2008-09 school yem tor 111 the h1gh school's medta The board .Lccepted ,, $2 000 VLA offers alier- room Thts ts unfortunate because the exploSive force necessary to ferred to the sc1ence pos1.make a "bang"' orto propel a rocket mlo the sky can cause senous damage 1f 11 goes oft wh1le sltll m sumeone's hand An ObVIOUS method tor preventiOn ot these lllJUfleS IS lO neve1 light a firework while It is in a person's hand, mcluding your from Page At own Putt he tirew01 k 111 a proper holder or on a sohd surface Work1ng wnh the OBB. Ltght the fuse. preferably with a long match, then run-run-run lor "orkshops or commum- den is of JUSt a decade ago,'' ration workshops, post-secRemember that sky10ckets and other fireworks go up mto ty evems). mo technology he added ondary educational op11on OhiO ctt1zens can de1erm1ne ihe mr Fuses me unpredictable, and sometimes they wtll set labs , and two conlerence "Overall." Pallerson said. infm ma110n and htgh elig1bliny lor work sup· off the skyrocket 111 an instant mstead of allowmg the usual and trammg rooms "our go.tl IS to ofter local school to college tranSitiOn pons. such as tedewl and st.lle studelll atd, home several seconds delay It you .Ire le,mmg over the 10cket when AdditiOnally, wirele ss access to" full range of edu- counse ling this happe1ls. the rocket goes into you mslead ot mto the sky h1gh-s peed Intern et .tccess. callondl. buSiness and comThe OACHE also admm- ene1gy assistance. health Stand tu the Side ot the firework and use that long match tsters Educational msurance. child care subSI· ,1 bank of 30 l.tplop com- munlty serv1ces , Firecrackers are a perenmal t.IVonle because thaV'bang" puters. and vldco-oonferR1o Grande CommutlliV Oppoitmuty Centers (EOCJ dtes and food stamps IS excmng, and 11 sure gets everyone's atten11on But fire- encmg equ1pmen1 will College's ongomg rel,ttlon- to help f1rst-generat1on, Scheduling of ProJect crackers are not all fun. Those wh1ch use a small amount of allow the center to employ shtp "1th the Ohto low -income adults enter or CHAMP, EOC and Ohto powder "Ill make a mce bang and cause only a burn 11 they a vanety of contemporary App.tlachlail Center tor re-enter college RGCC dts- Benefit Bank ser> ices at the go ofl 111 the hand Larger firecrackers wtll blow lmgers to learnmg tools and methods H1ghe1 Educatwn tncL EOC Coordmator Me1gs Center dre bemg p1eces If the flrecratker" hi on a g1avel dnveway, 11 wtll to enhance course"ork for (OACHE ) will nnmedtale- Larry Ewmg will offer EOC developed and will be send gravel shrapnel when 11 goes otl certlftcate, degree. conttn- ly bnng a. number ot se r- serv1ces at the Me1gs announced when complete I like fueworks, but we shouldn't let the excitement utng education. busmess vices deSigned to asstsl Center. Those services l;entauve plans call lor ;lbout them overrule our JUdgment We sttllneed to use sen- and industry training pro- both traditiOnal and nontra- mclude comprehenSive evenmg and "eekend sible safely precautions The f1rs1 thmg to do" ICVICW your gr.tms dittonal students make the counseling .tnd referral pro- schedulmg state 's laws about !~reworks w11h your children, ,md then "Colleges must be transition mto college, and grams pr<IVIdmg free acadeAlso bemg planned IS a don ' t use any firework that's 1llegal If they were my chil - ICSponSI VC IO the needs of asSisl residents locate ben- mJ c, VOCdUonal, career .md se ries of open houses, dren , I'd m<tke sure they had the proper trammg and supe 1· todd y·~ learners et1ts avatlable through financial atd mform.ttton to grand openmg and dedlcaVISIOn 10 use low-powered tlreworks safe ly Then, we'd whether 1t's ttme or diS- state and lederal fundmg eligible adults. Educatmnal uon tor the Bernard V leave the major fi1ewo1ks to the professional s. tance-related or knowledge programs Opportunity Centers are Fultz Center t01 H tgher If you use proper precauuons, there's no re.tson "hY thiS d11 ven." Patterson noted ProJeCt CHAMP, funded by a grant from the Education Independence Day can't be a safe and ex·c,ting 11me for you "With our ability to p10- EducattOildl Opponunny U S Department of Information 1egardmg rlre and your lam1ly . ' VIde d1s1ance learnmg, Center. and Ohm Bene lit Educatton's TRIO p10gwm. cemer, tts academic offerThe OACHE recently mg~ and service programJ Family Medrci11e® is a weekly colum11. To submit ques- Oh1oLINK hbr.try ser- Bank services wtll be avail.tblc at the Metgs Center on entered mLo .t partnerslup · <[Ill !Je obtamed IJ1' c;ontacttiom, write to Martha A. Simpsou, D. 0., M.B.A., Ohio VIces , and broadband r;niversity College of Osteopathic Mediciue, P.O. Box Internet, Rto Gr.mde Meigs a weekly, regularly sched- program with the OhiO mg Paueu,m~ at hn mam llO, Atllem, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerques- Center students will have uled baSI> Jake Bapst. Benetil Bank (OBB), and Wlllfll/\ uffice at !740) 245tiOits@jamilymedicinenews.org. Medical inj11rmatimr in access to 1nformat101i, net- ProJect CHAMP Director has lramed. its service 7236, or l11· ralllllf; the Rw this colum11 is provided as an edttcafiollal service o11ly. It workmg, and Jearnmg wtlh the OACHE, will prov1ders to work as OBB G1a11de Mer gs Cellle> at ljoe• 11ot replace tire judgme11t of your perso11al physiciau, opportun1t1es tar beyond serve as the commumty col- counselors The OhiO !740) 992·1880. who should be relied 011 to diagnose and recommend our taclilly lege 's tran,<;t uon coordma- Benefil Bank is " webtreatme11t for a11y medical corrditiorrs. Past columns are "We recogmze the fact to' Project CHAMP oilers based computer system that ~I'HINL> V1\l ll Y qvailable online at www.familymedicirrenew.<.org. that our students, whether a vanely of programs tor links low und moderate ' '" ~II I . <11\0'<'"'~1 w1th tradttlonal or non-tradi - public school students, mcome Oh1oans WED 712106 • THURS 7110108 tiOnal learners, socialize mcludmg state proftctency r access to work support serWWW SPAINGVALL.EYCINEMA COM ,md learn 111 ways that are test tutonng, · Amencan vtces, tax credits and public Box Offtce Open• 0 · COLUMBUS (AP) - An Ohto EPA offtctal says creamy vastly different than stu- College Test (ACT) prepa- benefits 6 30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & 12:30 PM FOR ranch dressing mixed with sewage and storm nmofl 111 the ~ "" " ' '" WED THRU SUN MATINEES flooded basements of at least I0 Columbus homes. .. ' - ' ' GRAND TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT ' , Sewage trom T Marzettt Co , a Columbus-based salad dress593 asu • . - . '"'""~ otr...,,...,,,n.J,Jn ~" rt mg maker, ovetwhelmed the Columbus stom1-sewer system HANCOCK (PG13) " dunng heavy rams last week A restdent reported the problem SHOWTIMES FOR 7.1l3108 • 7/IW08 to the state's Environmental Proteclion Agency on Tuesday IlK' OOS'T Mf.~l 2:00- Historical Tour of Downtown M The EPA's M1chael Dalton says the agency suspects that "rm THE ZOII!l •"'·"' t~U,J:I1. Beginning at the Mural/Ending the factory 's p1pes merge wtlh nearby homes, but aren't Kl'lt'IJCI(' jlt.UI t~l.ltl, ~Iii, ;tl!!l- Storytelling by Donna Wilson at wide enough to handle extra water durmg a storm ~ Netghbors have complained to the EPA over the last 30 J:J1!- Gospel Sing By the River In Dave Dfle()~arfj ~Stlll KIT KI111IDGF.' IGI bl 1:41. years about discharges from the ctly sewage Ime that serves ~ • Parade Line up in the' Rejoicing Life parking 1~. 13,1:11, ttl ~AI.t..r.• ~' M ar~etti 11110 a creek ~- Middleport Fourth of .July parade WA~ITJ)' ~~ 1tl, ttUI. til. Z;.!lll- Flag ceremony at Dave Diles park THE LO\'Ef.UIIJ' ~~~ 1:l 13,1:11,1:1. 1.;15_- Karaoke Contest· Cash i>rlzes $100, $75, $50 G£f SMAll" IJI',I~ 1<1, tt. 1:1$, tA. from Page AI with K & D Karaoke ~ 1:1,tl, mr. N<lED!BtF. KUNG FU PANDA (PG) -'Enjoy Strange Candy (with a bluesy soundf"" 11 clwi.Q tft.l K ,~~;.u, J:ll,tlt 130&730 about the threat posed by Chillicothe at $3 985 , llWl!l.FIREWORKS!!!!! GalltpoiiS, $4 o18, Jackson. Iran's nuclear amblltons" 1:5, 1:$1, l:ti, til Kt ~(; f1 1'\~ll\ ~' NOW SHOWING MATINEES l A vet age pnccs in ..tfed $3 992 . Marietta. $3.979. Enjoy tile 4th with your family ill 1~1JIA\\ ~)liES 4111> I~ 1:11, la,1:11, tl. . . WEDTHRU SUN eommumues thts week and Port smouth , $4.086, lllll!Am:~'L\G . , ttl . ·meluded Athens, at $4 099, according to AAA · Family Medicine Use only low-powered fireworks at home r r, ' The Daily Sentinel Elizabeth Mae Davis Circle reunion DOIN6 THIS SEASON? O~ama glides • -For the Record Local Briefs ------ r ' \ Center rightward one playtng the tace card. but they ' ll h.tve to watch both s1des of the table" Nottce anythmg? Obama hadn't actually mentiOned McCam 's name But the Anzona senator's a Beltway medta f,wonte, and even the Chosen One won't be allowed to treat htm like Htllary Clmton The time f01 thts obJection was around the South Carolina pnmary, when Obama surrogates cynlc,tlly played a whole deck of race cards agamst both Chntons. H11lary's takmg a positwh similar to Boston Red Sox centerilelder Coco Cnsp. explammg why he held no grudge .tgamst a Tampa pitcher who deliberatelv h1t h1m w1th a P.ttch, tnggenn~ ,1 brawl· "Eten though' we went al 11, he h11 me 111 the leg, he dtdn't try to hllme ih the head . He dtdn '1 try to k1ll me. I ran out there and then he tried to hn me mthe he<1d That 's the way to go." li 's class ic baseballlogtc The Situation dtctated that Cnsp be thrown at But a big le.tgue fa stball cah crush your eye socket, while most pitchers can '· t punch worth ,1 damn . Because Obama neve'r personally endorsed the ractsm smear. Htllary can pretend It never happened. The November election, however, wtll be played b)' d1llerent rules. (Arkall\as Ga:.ette Lwns Democrat- colunmist Gene rs a Natwnal Maga :.me Award wumer and w -autlt01 of. "The Hunrm g of tlte Prel'tdent'' ( ~t M al//11 ' Press. 2000) l'uu wn e-matl Lyons at ,qen elvons 2@ sbcglohal.nef:) : 7 EPA: Salad ·dressing runoff floods homes .. COME 6 CEl JULY 4TH - Gas ----- .,..,,. �---= ,-=, . -- I The Daily Sentinel --.- NI ~. ' nrsday, July 3, 2008 - www.mydailysentinel.com ~~------:-:--.:...._----~ ~-· • .- -- Obituaries ALL BUSINESS: ~rippl~ng effect cfglobal inflation The Daily Sentinel expenditures tencb 10 go lo the most mAatloll.lry 11ems - lood and I uel Food pnces h.tvc jumped 39 percent from Fcb1uary 2007 to 200~. led by wheat, soyt-ns. co1n .tnd edible 01Js , dCCOIUIIlg IO the lnte111aii OI ,d Monetary Fund Th.11 h11 s reSidents of cnterg 1 ng mt~rket s mut h hdlder Ll1dl1 thoo;c ll vtn g 111 mo1e ~td va nced economte:-;. People 111 <Olllllnes l1k e VICinam. Russw. Egypl and fnd1.1 put al le.1st 30 percent ol the 11 tot .tl spendi ng to"ard food. we ll above the 6 percent .t!lot- · ment !01 U S households, .tccordmg to US Dep,lrlment ol 1\gltcultule. Thai 's whv M on~_ ::n :St,m lcy econom'"' Jo.~cii11n Fe!> .111d Mano1 P1duh.111 sa1d they were ' ll.tbbel g.ISted" by the11 f11101ngs th,ll 50 COUil llleS Lhl!J duuh Je-d 1 ~11 lntl.ttlon rates On 111.11 li st "ere ' IXot the 10 mosl populous CO Uilllles Ill the "01IJ. n11:ludmg lnd1.1 Indo neSia. P.tktqan , B,tn~l.ldesh. BY RACHEL BECK 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio AP BUSINESS WRITER (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 ~·"Y to t.1me Some countncs. such d S lnd1<1 where ~' ln11.ttJOil runn1ng at NEW YORK - The1e " "' uund II percent. may nowhere to h1de from mila• www.mydallysentlnel.com h.tve no ch01ce but to boost uon mtere-;t r,ne~ Prices 10 one 111 l our coun~ Ohio Valley Publishing Co. The Reserve B,mk ollndm tnes, many ot them 111 Cdr her th1-; month dnnounced emergmg ma1kcts , arc Dan Goodrich un mter-meetmg: ldtc htke It acceleratmg at a double-;md m .1 s.tdtemem .Jccompa· Publisher digit pace. wh1cl1 puts them ny1ng the move that the .tl least two and" hall tunes ·oveiTH.!Ing pnonty lor monCharlene Hoeflich the 4 percent annual U S et.try poll( y " to esc hew ,my General Manager-News Ed,tor hcndlinc t.nflllliuu rate , lurthe1 nllenstftc.tiiUII ot aceordmg to new research mtl.n1nn,uy pr'"""es .111clt o troiJI Mo~gan St,mley ln'm ly .mcho1 111ll.tt10n That should be .1 wc~ke up expectauons ., Congress shall make no law respecting an cal! for anyone co unlmg on Othel'. hn"evc1 will b.tlk mvestments abrodd to prop at t1ghtemng mqnctdl )' poltestablishment of religion, or prohibiting the up their portfolios as U S. cy bec.ltlsc they don't w.tnl free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of stocks teeter on the edge ot the1r llll l encH.:'- to sLnge. 'speech, or of the press; or the right of tlze peo- a bear m.trket wl11 ch would th en r<tiSC tl;e Lhe ''dccuuplmg" Sure, p11cc ot then exports. ple pe.ueably to assemble, ·atfd to petition the strategy work ed for f\,1 Any ~ : n~ri:il l !.!-rllarke t •-"!.. r ..J _ ..... _. ,..I" .,•.,.;nunHrPv -....;OVernlnenLJOr u tfwu .. ., .. VJ 0 •• '"' ............ __ _ ~tin~.,l.v•:"' 111 t!Jc rn:t.:m pil~t t:co nom1es dh0 l~1k the1r Foretgn hold1ngs l.tred betCUll ClllleS !O the UOIJ,II. ,lllU ter because uHt!J iltltJoJu l becaLN' ol the U S Fecle1 ,11 -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution econam1es · were outperRe-;cJ vc ~ loo~e monetdt y tormmg US gro"th pn ltcy >t.mce n ght now The U S ec(uwmy h'rs the centrt~ l b,tnk has ,lgglesslowed to nearly " s1,111d SI\ely cut Interest r.ttes 111 Today IS Thursday, July 3, the I85th day of 2008 T-here SIIIJ Ill the ·J,LSI VCdr res ponse 10 the c1ed1t cmiS because ol the mouriung are 181 days left in the year - th.ll has helped teed Today's Htghltghtm HtstorY' Four hundred years ago, on mflat1on and the co lla pse lllfl.ttiOilaly presSLII CS July 3. 1608, the city of Quebec was founded hy Samuel de 111 the hoosmg .111d moll- N1ge11d ~mJ Ru~s 1a The longer 111! L.t\ 10 11 gage mnrkets. Othe1 1ndusIn tot,ll , thme laung-,uch 1em.uns elevated. th e more Champ lam On thiS date: In 1775, Gen George Washmgton took tnal1zed co untn es h,1ve . pnc1ng p1es-.u1c~ . t..:,;ounteJ d,nn<~ge 11 wil l do to longcommand of the Contmemal Army at Cambndge, Mass <een about " 2 pc1ce1ll 101 42 percent ol the world teJm economJC growth In 1863. the three-day CIVIl War Battle of Gettysburg, average r.tt e ol grov..t h popul.tiHJil "There " plenty ot re.1son "In other wo1ds, d ose Lo to won y .llmut the con tlnu.tPa ' ended Ill a nlaJOr VICtory for \he North as Conlederate whtle emergmg economt es have topped 7 percen t three b1l11un t:Onsumel'....tre liOn ol the bull SIOIY f01 troops retreated That g1 owth IS now hemg Clllrentl) expc11encmg <lou- eme1 Q: II H! llldl kets. especwlIn, 1890, Idaho became the 43rd state of the Umon In 18LJ8, the U S Navy defeated a Spamsh fleet mthe har- thrcdtcned by 111flat10n ble-d Igil 1dtcs ot pnce ly m' tl1ose COLIIltne s th.ll And remember In the 111'.:\ed~e~ •. they WIOtl! Ill ,1 ha'.-e S(tC!l d shdl j1 dCCC]erubor at Santiago, Cuba, dunng the Spam~h-Amencan War In 1908, author Joel Chandler Harns, the creator of Uncle develop1n g world. " large1 note to c'llellt~ tlon 111 llt ll.u1on. a1c unublc portton of housenold Remus, dted m Atlanta Soa11ng 1nll.tl1on " not 01 LlllWililng to lighten pollIn 1944, dunng World War II, Soviet torces recaptured Mmsk. - - -l !96-:1.-A-Igcna became 1ndepemlent :rfterT32 yem ot ./ J1rench rule. -. ~,- ~+r- \./1"'\110 rn'"' ..,...., _,_, In 1971 , SJnger Jtm Morn son of The Doors dted m PJr:'> ' • H'-J't•J'..:> tUVl' DIVrVt:L. at age 27 In 1978, the Supreme Court, 111 Federal CommLmtcattons Commtsston ~ Pactfica FoundatiOn, ruled the FCC was w1thm tts authonty to repnmand New York radto station WBAI -FM for broadcasting George Carlin's "Ft lthy Words" comedy roulme F1ve years ago· The U1S put a $25 million bounty on Saddam Hussem. • One yeaJ ago· Pres1dent Bush refused to rule out an even--4/ "' tual pardon for I. Lewts "Scooter" Libby after already commutmg hts pnson sentence m the CIA leak case. Japan's defense minister (Fumto Kyuma) resi.gned after drawmg funous cntlc-tsm tor suggestmg the U S. atomic bombmgs of H1roshtma and Nagasaki were Inevitable The A1Ingh1 team !rom Switzerland ouccessfully defended smiing's coveted Amenca's Cup, beating Em1rates Team New Zeal,md 5-2 Saxophonist Boots Randolph ("Yakety Sax") died m Nash\1lle at age 80 Today's l:lirthdays Movte dtrector Ken Russell " 81 Jazz mustcwn Pete Fountam IS 78 Playwnght Tom Stoppard is 71 Wrner-producer Jay Tarses 1s 69. Smger Fontella Bass is 68 Actor Kurtwood Smith ts 65 Actor Mtchael Cole ("The Mod Squad") is 63. Co4ntry smger Johnny Lee '' 62 Writer Dave Barry ts 61 Actress ' Betty Buckley IS 61 Actress Jan Smithers is 59. Former Haitwn Prest dent Jean-Claude Duvaher " 57. Talk show host Montel Williams ts 52 Co~ntry smger Aaron Tippin is 50 Actor Tom Cruise ts 46 Actor Thomas G1bson 1s 46 Actress Connie Ntelsen IS 44 Actress Yeardley Smith 1s 44 Singer Ishmael Butler ts 39. Rock musicmn Kevm Hearn (Barenaked Ladtes) IS 39. Country smger Trent Tomlmson IS 33 Singer Shane Lynch (Boyzone) " 32. Rhythm-andblues smger Tonia Tash (D1vme) IS 29 Country smgerRecentl y. I spoke wtth a Obamd 's c.ilculated shapesongwnter Sarah Buxton IS 28. Actor Grant Rosenmeyer IS Clinton supporter who takes sh tltlng ~ ~so clever Wntmg 17. Actress Kelsey Batelaan IS 13 -< politics senously Was she 111 Salon . Glenn Gteenwald Thought for Today. "A man never knows how to say still angry, I asked, or would op1nes th.tt Obama 's gotten goodbye, a woman never knows when to say tt " - Helen she heed Hillary's endorses.u1 dhaggcd hy th e Beltway Rowland, American JOUrnalist and humorist ( 1876-1950)' ment of he1 nvaP No quesce leb111V med1a. whtch Gene tiOn, she .tllowed Come dlways "dcp1c~s GOP po'lLyons Novembe1 , she'd cast her llons dS centrist. "(A) \ely LETTERS TO THE ballot tor Sen Bar,tck stJu ng medm nanattve 1s EDITOR Obama. '" tsmg th.tt Obam,t's aban"Yeah, but you ' d vote lor douln g h1s core beliefs for Lerrers 10 the eduor are welcome. They 1/wu/d he le11 a tnnber-ralller." I le.tscd , The ad~1cc tbuster the Fo1 c1gn pollltC<II gam than 300 word\ All/etters are subject 10 edrtmg, mu\1 be "With d 'D' <iller ItS ll.tllle. lhul (De mocr.tt s) should Intelli gence Survelil.mcc 'lgned, and mclude addre» and telephone r!umber. No "Two wor"ds," she s,ud Act (FlSA) surveillance bill ·move to the center' and 111mgned Ieite, s wrll be pubiL<hnl Lerrers 1hould be m """·p·cmc " ~ ,, -· 0 U I II \.....U II .. cupy Repubiicdns "guw angood taste. addremng t;sues. not peuonalit1es Leite/\ of 1«Ie"s defimtely that he now supports l11minms , - teed to make them look So 1 he once proposed .tboh shthank! to organizatwns and mdtVIdual.\ wrlltwr JJe accepT· A couple more appOintees lng h,mdguns tOb,tnM weak - bec,IUse 11 " wedk ed for puhilcatton like Roberts and Alito. and blames a sl.tff error Yeah. It's the defmi11on ol weak_ apart from the latter half of nght ) Maybe h1s most pre- ness the Second Amendment So who IS tillS guy; dtctable Sidestep was optmg where it says even ch-ildren out ol publ1 c camp<Lign Here s how Obdma detmed and barnyard .m11nals lack· ltn<~ncm g to exp lmt hiS hunsclt ,11 a recent caming opposable thumbs have fundraiSing advantage ove1 p.ugn rally "Hillary Clinton (USPS 213·960) Reader Servic9 Ohio ValleJ:ubllshlng a right to keep and bear .44 Sen John McCam .md I .Lgree on 99 petcenl·on ns we'll magnum handgu Dunng the Democrallc the ISsues We had to work Correction Polley l'ubhshed every afternoon Monday to rename the Btll of have ,pnmanes, ObanM's post lion to lm~ somethin g to dtsOur ma1n concern 1n all stones 1s to through Fnday 111 Court Street R1ghts the L1beral Ellie LISt be accurate II you know of an error Pomeroy Oh10 was that HIII,try Clinton 's aglee on . It 1s gu111g to be Seoond class of Unreahsuc Suggestions. difficult for 1n a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage pa1d at Pomeroy cr.Iw li shmg on public very the Choseo1 Meanwhile , Republicans to lUll on their Member The AssoCiated Press and 992·2156 fmancmg proved her memOne, as certam Democrats bership 111 the corrupt stew.irdshlp of the economy the Oh10 Newspaper Association Poetm1ater Send address corrac· call Obama, has been Washmgton establishment. or their outstandmg lore1gn Our main number Ia t10ns to The Da11y Sent1nel, 11 1 Court changmg posiuons so fast Ev1dently, however, the policy We know wh,u kmd (740) 992-2>15e. Street Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 it'd take a ' Doppler Effect moneychangers can keep o h ol c.unp,ugn they' 1e gomg Department extensions are: equation to locate htm scheduling cocklml parttes to 1un They' re gomg to try Subscription Rates (As110nomers measure dis- and fact-lmdmg miSSions to to m.tke you att,ud They'1e By carrier or motor route News · One month '10.27 tances by calibratmg the the Bahdm,ls The Chosen gon1g lu 11 y to make you Edllor. Charione Hoeflich, EX! 12 One year '115.84 "red sh tft" as ltghl waves One won't be chasmg them .tlratd ol me He's young Dally 50' Reporter Bnan Reed Ext 14 move closer or farther 110m the temple .titer all .mel mex penenced and he 's Senior Citizen rates Reporter· Beth Ser9ent, Ext 13 away) One month 'I 0.27 Welcome lo the b1g ·got .1lunny n.une And d1d I " In recent weeks ," the le.tgues, Obamaphiles At menll\>n he \ bldck !" One year '103.90 Sl.bscribe~ should remit 1n advance Los Angeles Tunes summa- least Btll Clinton used to Advertising Th1 s drew ~m tnst<tnl Outaldo 5alel: Dave Harris, Ext 15 direct to 1he Dalty Sentinel No sub· nzed, " he toughened hi s btte his lower lip and rebuttal on NPR. of all acrlptlon by mall permitted in areas Outaldo S.ln: Brenda Davl!, Ext 16 where heme carrier !18rvice 1s avail· stance on Iran and backed explam rasptly why the places "Weekend ClaoaJCirc.: Judy Clarl< Exl 10 an expansion or the governS1mon Edtllon'"s Scott able cause he was aboulto .thanment 's wtretappmg powers don was a tough sel1 mdign,mtl y demanded to Mall Subscription On Wednesday, he said Obama JUst kmd ot glides know, " What has John General Manager lnalde Melga County should be allowed to Somet1mes it 's hard to tell McCam ever done or swd 10 states Charlene' Hoeft1ch Ext 12 13 Weeks '32 26 . execute chtld rap1 sts When whether an Afncan- mc11t the charge that he's 26 Weeks '64 20 the next the Supreme Court 52 Weeks '12711 American 's blushmg. But gomg to m ~lke Senat01 E·mall: day struck down the what are you academic I eli· Obumd s race an Issue') newsOmyda1lysentmel com Outside Meigs County Distnct of Columbta's ban tes gomg to do about 11'1 Million' ol Amenc,ms hope 13 Weeks '53 55 on . handguns Wab: 26 Weeks '107 10 ,. , he did not Vote for Ralph Nader the country can go through I comp am ... aga 1n? th1s year's hiStoric prestdenwww mydallysent1nel c:om 52 Weeks '? 14 21 Ubama once vowed to IiiNot everybody thinks ual Cdmpwgn Withou t any· TODAY IN HISTORY ,, cy suit ICiently, and are commodity consumers rather than producers." the Morgan Stanley economtst~ v. rotc 111 the1r report But even as pnees surge, e,1rn1 1tgs forecds ls aren't commg down Ln many glob'' I markets That may gtve In vestors false hope that many countnes wtll bypass the mfi<~IIOn storm · For mstance, m ASian co unt11 es outs1de Japan, earmngs to'recasts are still lor II 6 percent growth ove1 the next 12 months and 15 I percent growth m calend,u yem 2009. accordmg to Barcl.tys Capital Those esumates "are nnplic1ny c.~ssummg thal mfltt1on \'.til ~:uner miraculously diSappear on its own <~ccotd or that central banks .tre not going to bothe1 do1n g anythmg about I! ne1the1 IS particularly beiiev.tb le," wrote T1111 Bond , he.1d of global .tsset allocalion at Barelays B,trclays . IS recommending that m\estors e1ther ,1 vmd owmng stocks m that reg10n or thai they shall sh,cres. · meanmg bet they will declme. "Although the area IS curtently outperformmg 111 tenns of economic growth, the mtlat10nary envtronment IS not far short of diS· ast1ous." Bond sa1d Clearh, the mflatton bogeyman 1s haun1mg all corners ol the world ... . . . The Daily Sentinel •_!"age As "" - Civil suits POMEROY - Elizabeth Mae D,IVIs. 90, of Pomeroy passed away on Monday, June 30, 2008 at the Pleas<~nt Valley Hospital after an extended Illness She was born on Dec 27, 1917 111 Pomeroy to the late Robert A and Elizabeth S (Sti les) Davts She worked as a retail clerk at SwiSher and Lohse and was " membe1 of the Enterpnse Umted MethodiSt Church. She is survi ved by her Sisters, He len Da\ls ol Pomeroy, and Joyce Davts of Pomeroy . her brothelS. D,IVId A and Shelby DaviS of Middleport. Dale L and Ka1yn Davts ot Pomer<ly, and 'ever.tl meces dnd nephew s She ts preceded m death by he1 p,u ents. stsleiS. Ailee M Canary and Emma Lou DaviS brothers, Wilham R 'D1ck" Da\IS. and Robert Russell DaviS ' " Serv1ces will be held on Thursday. July 1, 2008 at I p m at the Anderson McDamel Funeral Home 111 Pomeroy wtth the Rev Arland Kmg ynd Pastor Karyn DaviS oflicwllng Bunal w1ll lollow dl the Rockspnngs Cemetery VtSitatton was held !rom 6 to 8p m. on Wednesday. July 2, 2008 from 6 to 8 p m dt th e funeral home 1. Onl.ne oeg1stry 1S available by logg mg on to www.ande1sonmcdan1el cnm . POMEROY -CIVIl Judgment acttons have been filed m Me1gs County Common Pleas Court by Regma Roush, R~cme, domg bus mess as Roush Brothers. agamst Levcrmg Flonsl and Greenhouse, Crooksville. and others A foreclosure w.ts granted 19 Home Nallonal Bank .tgamst Kathleen M S1inth, and othe1 s Arraigned fickmg m cocame ,md possession of CIJL:i.lllle, $1,000 personal recogntzancc bond. $100 surety bond. $1.000 appea1ancc bond July 24 trial ChriStOpher Tenaglia asstgned as counsel. • Bradley Collins, on charges of theft of hydrocodope and possessiOn of coc.tnte $1,000 personal recognizance bond. Sept. I0 Ina! Tcnoglid .tppo mted as counsel Sentenced POMEROY - N1cole B Marlm rece1ved an 18-momh suspended se ntence on a count of burglary 1r Me1gs County Common Pleas CoLut ' She " subject to terms ot commumty control POMEROY- The followmg were arr,ugned recently on mdtctments tiled 111 Meigs County Common Pleas Court All mdtctments 1ell1rned by the grand JUlY are kept secret until defendant' are served , 111 accord'dnce wuh a local court rule The mforma- ' 11on ts kept from the public record unlil that lime POMEROY - A ciVIl ac11on hied 111 • Jack L. Yates. on charges ol trat- Me1gs. Coum~ Common Pleas Cou11 Dismissed . by Betty G:aldwel l agamst Metgs Center, Ltd, has heen dismiSsed .Dissolutions POMEROY - Acuons for di ssolullon ot marnage were flied 111 Me1gs Coun ty Common Pleas Court by Troy 0 Brooks, Jr . Pomeroy, and Kathryn E Brooks. Hartford. W Va, and by Lester L Parker II , Pomeroy. and 'Chant y R Parker. Washmgton. W Va Dissolutions were g ranted to Donald R Cerbus and Karen L Cerbus. and T1ffany Lynn Whne and Sh.twn Kenh White Divorces · D1\'vr. . c~ were 111 Me1gs County CommQn Pleas Court to Amber L Well from Ntchola' Ephnn, and Stephame M p,,yne from Robert A P.tyne P0~.1EROY gr~ nted Southern rrom Page At - The board recently lion at the h1gh school m $50.000 grant from the naltvc educ.tltonal opllons approved the followmg per- accordand with the OsteopathiC • Hentage for students A serVIce con, RACINE -The Circle reLIIliOn Will be held July 26 at sonnel change s· Southe1 n Local Education Foundation for ihe fu1ther trac t wtlh Advance the Carmel Church fell ows hip hall. Racme Gather at noon. Ann Ohlinger was h1rcd Assoc1at10n·s negotiated de\elopment of the CommumcaiHJns 111 the potluck meal al noon , take a covered dtsh ,mel somethm~; lor Summer Intervenuon .Jgreemenl The board Communny Fitness Center amount ot $2.4 79 was ,for a whtte elephant auct10n (OGT) for sc1ence . Ryan approved .111 .tddl!mnal $42 located m the former approved tor the diSlrlct 's Lemley for soc1al ~tud1es , be pa1d to the followmg tndustn.tl arts room at telephone eqUipment The each bemg patd a rate of summer sc hool teachers Southern High School.· board accepted the Early $300 PBA The board Vtckl Htll. Meg Gumther. Deem sa1d th t;, btdd1ng Childhood EducatiOn accepted the res1gn,t110n ot Rachel Hupp, Donna process tor replacement Award 111 the amount ol Lester Manuel for retire- Sayre C.Jrolyn Robtnson. w1ndows dn'd et1u1pment $199 480 tor the operation Y.tles. Pally are undcmay Deem added of the diStnct's preschool ment purpose s e!fect1ve Rashel M<Iy 30, the res1gnat1on of Struble. Chnsty EsSick. there are tenl,lllve plans In progmm M1chelle Evans as preven- Autumn LISle h!\ve th f"c emer open in The board approved an 11011 spcc1ahst w11h the The board accepted the some capactty by the end .tmendmenl 10 the policy Questio11: My children have been trying to convince me Gr,mt to Reduce Alcohol rest g n.tuon ol P,ltty ol the month with spectal that pertams to pnzes and that th,ey are f!ld enough to_have_ firewo~k.\ th~s 4tlt of Abuse w.ts ,1cce~t ed Joe~_.S,ro•\)Je~e!eme::lGI)' _schoul iJuLU s.. }&r ~-&Rt ~, s!"Jf!~ ~~h-cbr~~nps '-vh·n:Jr re:m<: - - July. ! m wor.rred that-tl!ey may g«Hm#.~JJo-you uuve-rmy- r--cornell , w.ts lmea ds ,, . teacher. for reurement pm- and the commumty "Applications tor scholar1 suggestions? ' math teacher tor one ve.u no ses Joe Cornell "" ' A,, ~g 1een1ent bet"een ships ansmg from g1fts .tnd Answer: Your "'"n . . ern I'm yuu1 chliJren s satety ISJUStl · for 1he 200R ~ 09 schnn! h~red a:<! ~~st:Tve busebaii me board anclthe OSBA for bequest ot money to · the [,eu Most~ states nave laws restnctmg the s,tle. possession year wnh a c.ontract for coach tor the 2008-09 sea- $1.813 was approved for Southern Local Board ot or use or tuewOikS These l.tws have been wntten because $21,436 32 Rashel Yates son The voluntary transfer par11c1pauon m a group rat- Educat1onlor student scholof mJunes produced by tne"orks was htred '" voc .ttiOndl ol Lon Hill to the fourth mg program 'for worker's - .trshtps. unless otherwtse Ftreworks are best enJoyed as a spectator If yOU or your ag11cultU1 e te<tche1 on " grade was approved A pur- compensation prcmtums. directed by the gift ~r children dec1dc to set some off at your ~ome, there are a one ye.tr contr.tcl lor the ch,tse serv 1c e agreement The bo.trd .tpproved, tmal bequest, may 1he rev1ewed tew thmgs wh1ch yOU should keep 111 mmd ln1unes from 2008-09 sc hool yea1 wtth ,, wtth Barb Kokei 111 the revi sed permanent appropn- by the R.KIIle -Southern f~reworks are usually due to burns. ~xplosmns , llymg frag- contract tor $26.722 39 ,ononnt of $7 ,5()0 to pro- anon for FY 2007-08 mthe Scholarship Assoc~allon. _ The board ,tl so ,Lpproved v1de fiscal servtce to Ihe amount of $8 3 million. The assoc1.tt1on shall make ments or tram Jail s 111 the dmk The location you choose tor yow hreworks should not be 40 extended days, '" pe1 tre,tsurer 's off1ce from July Tempm ary appropna11on the recommendation Ia Ihe Rear any combus11hle matenals, a.nd the ~urfa.ce should be free negotiated agreement with I-Dee. 31 w,lS approved. tor FY 2008 -09 was board regardmg the selecot obstacles so th,lt yout nsk oltnppmg and fallmg 111 the dmk Yates at her per d1em ol the rate ts based on $13.85 approvect 111 the amount of 11011 en ten a and 1ec1p1ent(s) ls mimm1zed. You should always select hght-colored clothmg $146 83 per hour, 20 hours a week $6 S mtllion The board The board shall pass a resoto help prevem someone else from aCCident,tlly runnmg mto Tonya Snuth was hired T1 icia McNtckle was authollzed Treasu1er Roy Iutton naming the recipiyou, and the matendl should be safe around sparks. All lire- on a one year comract as rehtred a' the dtstncL's Johnson to adverltse/oblam ent(s) of any such scholar·works requtre "tire" so cauuon must be used to prevent bur.ns an Engh~h teacher tor the math coach w1tn I0 extend- quotes for bread/bakery, sh1ps" . In Oh1o, and about20 othe1 slates, the only fireworks wh1ch 2008-09 school year w11h " cd d.ty s and w1ll .tlso nulk/da~ry and gas/fuel The board adjou111ed into .are legal are'those that will NOT go "b,mg" Sparklers. smoke contract tor $23,069 66 ,\ssume m.magement ot the products tor the 2008-09 executive sesSion to diScuss bombs and snakes are about a~ I that IS okay Wtth these. the K1111 Rom me "as lmed on fedet al GRAA grant The school year the sale of property and' to maJor danger ts from butns 01 fall s. The wue m"dc a sparkler " supplemental contract as bo.trd approved posung a , Also approved was a res- rev1ew negottattons wllh gets very hot '" il1e sp,Lrkler bums The w1re st.tys hot aft~r curncu lum superviSor f01 tob open1ng tor a m.unte- o~1uuon to JOin the employees . the sparkler has burned out, but young children ollen don I the 2008-09 school year nancc person <IS c.ISu.tl Jclferson County V~rtual The next regul,u board realize thiS until they grab that hot w1re and bum thetr hand w1th a contract for $6,000 l.tbor for the remamder of Learnmg Academy lor the meetmg "aL 8 p m. July 28 The fi1e"orks laws ate not stnctly enforced 111 many areas. Jon Sargent was tran s- the summer 2008-09 school yem tor 111 the h1gh school's medta The board .Lccepted ,, $2 000 VLA offers alier- room Thts ts unfortunate because the exploSive force necessary to ferred to the sc1ence pos1.make a "bang"' orto propel a rocket mlo the sky can cause senous damage 1f 11 goes oft wh1le sltll m sumeone's hand An ObVIOUS method tor preventiOn ot these lllJUfleS IS lO neve1 light a firework while It is in a person's hand, mcluding your from Page At own Putt he tirew01 k 111 a proper holder or on a sohd surface Work1ng wnh the OBB. Ltght the fuse. preferably with a long match, then run-run-run lor "orkshops or commum- den is of JUSt a decade ago,'' ration workshops, post-secRemember that sky10ckets and other fireworks go up mto ty evems). mo technology he added ondary educational op11on OhiO ctt1zens can de1erm1ne ihe mr Fuses me unpredictable, and sometimes they wtll set labs , and two conlerence "Overall." Pallerson said. infm ma110n and htgh elig1bliny lor work sup· off the skyrocket 111 an instant mstead of allowmg the usual and trammg rooms "our go.tl IS to ofter local school to college tranSitiOn pons. such as tedewl and st.lle studelll atd, home several seconds delay It you .Ire le,mmg over the 10cket when AdditiOnally, wirele ss access to" full range of edu- counse ling this happe1ls. the rocket goes into you mslead ot mto the sky h1gh-s peed Intern et .tccess. callondl. buSiness and comThe OACHE also admm- ene1gy assistance. health Stand tu the Side ot the firework and use that long match tsters Educational msurance. child care subSI· ,1 bank of 30 l.tplop com- munlty serv1ces , Firecrackers are a perenmal t.IVonle because thaV'bang" puters. and vldco-oonferR1o Grande CommutlliV Oppoitmuty Centers (EOCJ dtes and food stamps IS excmng, and 11 sure gets everyone's atten11on But fire- encmg equ1pmen1 will College's ongomg rel,ttlon- to help f1rst-generat1on, Scheduling of ProJect crackers are not all fun. Those wh1ch use a small amount of allow the center to employ shtp "1th the Ohto low -income adults enter or CHAMP, EOC and Ohto powder "Ill make a mce bang and cause only a burn 11 they a vanety of contemporary App.tlachlail Center tor re-enter college RGCC dts- Benefit Bank ser> ices at the go ofl 111 the hand Larger firecrackers wtll blow lmgers to learnmg tools and methods H1ghe1 Educatwn tncL EOC Coordmator Me1gs Center dre bemg p1eces If the flrecratker" hi on a g1avel dnveway, 11 wtll to enhance course"ork for (OACHE ) will nnmedtale- Larry Ewmg will offer EOC developed and will be send gravel shrapnel when 11 goes otl certlftcate, degree. conttn- ly bnng a. number ot se r- serv1ces at the Me1gs announced when complete I like fueworks, but we shouldn't let the excitement utng education. busmess vices deSigned to asstsl Center. Those services l;entauve plans call lor ;lbout them overrule our JUdgment We sttllneed to use sen- and industry training pro- both traditiOnal and nontra- mclude comprehenSive evenmg and "eekend sible safely precautions The f1rs1 thmg to do" ICVICW your gr.tms dittonal students make the counseling .tnd referral pro- schedulmg state 's laws about !~reworks w11h your children, ,md then "Colleges must be transition mto college, and grams pr<IVIdmg free acadeAlso bemg planned IS a don ' t use any firework that's 1llegal If they were my chil - ICSponSI VC IO the needs of asSisl residents locate ben- mJ c, VOCdUonal, career .md se ries of open houses, dren , I'd m<tke sure they had the proper trammg and supe 1· todd y·~ learners et1ts avatlable through financial atd mform.ttton to grand openmg and dedlcaVISIOn 10 use low-powered tlreworks safe ly Then, we'd whether 1t's ttme or diS- state and lederal fundmg eligible adults. Educatmnal uon tor the Bernard V leave the major fi1ewo1ks to the professional s. tance-related or knowledge programs Opportunity Centers are Fultz Center t01 H tgher If you use proper precauuons, there's no re.tson "hY thiS d11 ven." Patterson noted ProJeCt CHAMP, funded by a grant from the Education Independence Day can't be a safe and ex·c,ting 11me for you "With our ability to p10- EducattOildl Opponunny U S Department of Information 1egardmg rlre and your lam1ly . ' VIde d1s1ance learnmg, Center. and Ohm Bene lit Educatton's TRIO p10gwm. cemer, tts academic offerThe OACHE recently mg~ and service programJ Family Medrci11e® is a weekly colum11. To submit ques- Oh1oLINK hbr.try ser- Bank services wtll be avail.tblc at the Metgs Center on entered mLo .t partnerslup · <[Ill !Je obtamed IJ1' c;ontacttiom, write to Martha A. Simpsou, D. 0., M.B.A., Ohio VIces , and broadband r;niversity College of Osteopathic Mediciue, P.O. Box Internet, Rto Gr.mde Meigs a weekly, regularly sched- program with the OhiO mg Paueu,m~ at hn mam llO, Atllem, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerques- Center students will have uled baSI> Jake Bapst. Benetil Bank (OBB), and Wlllfll/\ uffice at !740) 245tiOits@jamilymedicinenews.org. Medical inj11rmatimr in access to 1nformat101i, net- ProJect CHAMP Director has lramed. its service 7236, or l11· ralllllf; the Rw this colum11 is provided as an edttcafiollal service o11ly. It workmg, and Jearnmg wtlh the OACHE, will prov1ders to work as OBB G1a11de Mer gs Cellle> at ljoe• 11ot replace tire judgme11t of your perso11al physiciau, opportun1t1es tar beyond serve as the commumty col- counselors The OhiO !740) 992·1880. who should be relied 011 to diagnose and recommend our taclilly lege 's tran,<;t uon coordma- Benefil Bank is " webtreatme11t for a11y medical corrditiorrs. Past columns are "We recogmze the fact to' Project CHAMP oilers based computer system that ~I'HINL> V1\l ll Y qvailable online at www.familymedicirrenew.<.org. that our students, whether a vanely of programs tor links low und moderate ' '" ~II I . <11\0'<'"'~1 w1th tradttlonal or non-tradi - public school students, mcome Oh1oans WED 712106 • THURS 7110108 tiOnal learners, socialize mcludmg state proftctency r access to work support serWWW SPAINGVALL.EYCINEMA COM ,md learn 111 ways that are test tutonng, · Amencan vtces, tax credits and public Box Offtce Open• 0 · COLUMBUS (AP) - An Ohto EPA offtctal says creamy vastly different than stu- College Test (ACT) prepa- benefits 6 30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & 12:30 PM FOR ranch dressing mixed with sewage and storm nmofl 111 the ~ "" " ' '" WED THRU SUN MATINEES flooded basements of at least I0 Columbus homes. .. ' - ' ' GRAND TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT ' , Sewage trom T Marzettt Co , a Columbus-based salad dress593 asu • . - . '"'""~ otr...,,...,,,n.J,Jn ~" rt mg maker, ovetwhelmed the Columbus stom1-sewer system HANCOCK (PG13) " dunng heavy rams last week A restdent reported the problem SHOWTIMES FOR 7.1l3108 • 7/IW08 to the state's Environmental Proteclion Agency on Tuesday IlK' OOS'T Mf.~l 2:00- Historical Tour of Downtown M The EPA's M1chael Dalton says the agency suspects that "rm THE ZOII!l •"'·"' t~U,J:I1. Beginning at the Mural/Ending the factory 's p1pes merge wtlh nearby homes, but aren't Kl'lt'IJCI(' jlt.UI t~l.ltl, ~Iii, ;tl!!l- Storytelling by Donna Wilson at wide enough to handle extra water durmg a storm ~ Netghbors have complained to the EPA over the last 30 J:J1!- Gospel Sing By the River In Dave Dfle()~arfj ~Stlll KIT KI111IDGF.' IGI bl 1:41. years about discharges from the ctly sewage Ime that serves ~ • Parade Line up in the' Rejoicing Life parking 1~. 13,1:11, ttl ~AI.t..r.• ~' M ar~etti 11110 a creek ~- Middleport Fourth of .July parade WA~ITJ)' ~~ 1tl, ttUI. til. Z;.!lll- Flag ceremony at Dave Diles park THE LO\'Ef.UIIJ' ~~~ 1:l 13,1:11,1:1. 1.;15_- Karaoke Contest· Cash i>rlzes $100, $75, $50 G£f SMAll" IJI',I~ 1<1, tt. 1:1$, tA. from Page AI with K & D Karaoke ~ 1:1,tl, mr. N<lED!BtF. KUNG FU PANDA (PG) -'Enjoy Strange Candy (with a bluesy soundf"" 11 clwi.Q tft.l K ,~~;.u, J:ll,tlt 130&730 about the threat posed by Chillicothe at $3 985 , llWl!l.FIREWORKS!!!!! GalltpoiiS, $4 o18, Jackson. Iran's nuclear amblltons" 1:5, 1:$1, l:ti, til Kt ~(; f1 1'\~ll\ ~' NOW SHOWING MATINEES l A vet age pnccs in ..tfed $3 992 . Marietta. $3.979. Enjoy tile 4th with your family ill 1~1JIA\\ ~)liES 4111> I~ 1:11, la,1:11, tl. . . WEDTHRU SUN eommumues thts week and Port smouth , $4.086, lllll!Am:~'L\G . , ttl . ·meluded Athens, at $4 099, according to AAA · Family Medicine Use only low-powered fireworks at home r r, ' The Daily Sentinel Elizabeth Mae Davis Circle reunion DOIN6 THIS SEASON? O~ama glides • -For the Record Local Briefs ------ r ' \ Center rightward one playtng the tace card. but they ' ll h.tve to watch both s1des of the table" Nottce anythmg? Obama hadn't actually mentiOned McCam 's name But the Anzona senator's a Beltway medta f,wonte, and even the Chosen One won't be allowed to treat htm like Htllary Clmton The time f01 thts obJection was around the South Carolina pnmary, when Obama surrogates cynlc,tlly played a whole deck of race cards agamst both Chntons. H11lary's takmg a positwh similar to Boston Red Sox centerilelder Coco Cnsp. explammg why he held no grudge .tgamst a Tampa pitcher who deliberatelv h1t h1m w1th a P.ttch, tnggenn~ ,1 brawl· "Eten though' we went al 11, he h11 me 111 the leg, he dtdn't try to hllme ih the head . He dtdn '1 try to k1ll me. I ran out there and then he tried to hn me mthe he<1d That 's the way to go." li 's class ic baseballlogtc The Situation dtctated that Cnsp be thrown at But a big le.tgue fa stball cah crush your eye socket, while most pitchers can '· t punch worth ,1 damn . Because Obama neve'r personally endorsed the ractsm smear. Htllary can pretend It never happened. The November election, however, wtll be played b)' d1llerent rules. (Arkall\as Ga:.ette Lwns Democrat- colunmist Gene rs a Natwnal Maga :.me Award wumer and w -autlt01 of. "The Hunrm g of tlte Prel'tdent'' ( ~t M al//11 ' Press. 2000) l'uu wn e-matl Lyons at ,qen elvons 2@ sbcglohal.nef:) : 7 EPA: Salad ·dressing runoff floods homes .. COME 6 CEl JULY 4TH - Gas ----- .,..,,. �-- - .The Daily Sentinel • .• • .Thursday, July 3, 2008 • ---·- .. ... - - .• .- -~a]_~ ~AJ-1!;.-.._-----~-. - • ·" --· • Rio'dean's list Noise church to leave MASSILLON CAP) POMEROY - The following local students were named The pastor of a small to the dean 's honor list at the University of Rio Grande and Pentecostal church said he's Rio Grande Community Colle~e for the spring semester: so fed up with neighbors Christina Arnold , Brittany BISsell,· Juli K. Borthwick , 'Complain ing about loud Stephanie Bradford, Christopher Carroll, Carrie Elberfeld , worship services that he 's Cynthia Enright, Jordan 'Hill , Shannan Lascar, Kayla leaving' the city and taking McCarthy. Candi Ohlinger, Paul B. Rupe, Maria Schaefer, Tiffany Simpso n, Molly Smith, Heather Thomas. Andrea his church with him . Members of Worshippers · Warner, Michelle Weaver. of Christ the Warrior King These students were named to the merit li st: Sl!San Brauer. Ainber Hill, Megan Mayes. April Oiler. Erin want to continue worshipping in an exuberant manner. Roach. Derek Weber. Derek Young. and rnngregants don ~t"tice a c.-0 a•..._· ]-I ·1 ~ ..... th r.- l\ "'1 ""r. I' ua"" ,_..,it . Io... 't ~ t ~:: tnden • ~ mu ~:: t h o:> e""Oi '"d fu]] lime. a minimum of 12 credit hours. completing all cours- way to resolve the dispute. es for which registered and earn a 3.5 - 3.74 grade point Pastor Troy Sowell said. "I could . stay there and average. on .a 4.0 scale , during the semester. fight. but , why do that?" To achieve the Dean 's Honor List, students must be enrolled fu ll time, a minimum'of 12 credit hours, cnmplet- asked Sowell, who's been ing all cou·rses for which registered and ·earn a 3.75 grade charged with violating the ·point average, on a 4.0 scale, during the semester. · c.ity's noi se ordinance. He hopes to find ·a new location · for the church in the next kw weeks. .The r.!:wrch. abvat .JV miles south of Clevdandl POMEROY - Legi~lative chairman Roy Grueser uses instruments and amplireponed on the decrease in jobs in Ohio at a recent meeting fication on Sunday mornof Hemlock Grange held at the hall. · ings, and services with loud . He said Ohio is now 46th in the United States i_f! those .ml!sic typically go late into hunting jobs and that residents are having to leave OhiO' to- the night during an annual find work. revival in May. : During the meeting conducted by Rosal ie Story, the famPeople began complaining ily activities chairman, Helen Quivey reminded members to police about noise in 2006. to work on contest entries. It was noted that Racine would the same year the congrega-. visit the the July 3 meeting, and that Paomna will meeting tion moved into a building in on Jyly II there. Donations will be needed to ~e nd Carson the neighborhood. Yost to the National convention in Connecticut. The church closed its ; The recent garage and bake sale was a-huge success. it doors and windows during was reported .. Plans are moving forward for the Meigs services, but complaints County Fair booth and arrangements were made to mow still came from surrounding the area around the Rock ~prings . . homes. Sowell said he's lost .. Reponed ill was Dale Kautz, who died earlier this week, friends and ministry opporand Dori-s Ewing. AFather's Day program was presented by !unities and people have left Kim Romine . She had a qui z on "Imponderables." including the congregation because of AP photo irue penghuinbs have kn_eEes, ~nah·kes cfian sneeze : thdcfw~ite art i: the controversy. Tanny Copeland bangs on El tambourine·during a service at the Worshippers of Christ the Members have held ser" ·Warrior King Church in Massillon on May 8. The pastor of this small Pentecostal church c1~son t e, ot~om. o.1 ng 1 ~ . m.u ms are ~a C . anna, ca.1· fe111e from decaffemated cof~ee" sold to soft dnnk, comp.a· vices in other locations , said M is so fed up with nei.Qhbors -complain1f1g about lo u~s hip seDI.iJ::es. thaLhe is mes, am! the qu~stJon of wimt happens to a. ~er~ 0 ! 1 s s?_<;ml ~ inclu_tlin g_ m a dp)linlQWJl- leavln§ the city and taking his~ hurttrwith Film-:- : ,-,=:::-g~~ i,f,numbeJ.whomhe.m he.d1el h~md :t JSretu ed:-- 'hotel, for the last six weeks. ,. · 1ng will ..be--preceded by a ,nb dmner. "li Lukes a cofnm unity . munjty' s best intere st.'' de m~anor ch~l:-gr.: v. .·as A i1iai is now set for July fur a' church to be succ.essAt the end of a luog ser- delayed in May when II . If convi•ted, Sowell ful,and we ·. don 't want to vice on May 3. police offi- Massillon ' Municipal Court faces amaximum$150fine·; have to fight the communi- cers walked into the church Judge C. Ruland Centrone but no jail time. ty eve ry weekend ," and is,ued Sowell a.tic ket offered the court's mediaA message seeking cum~ RACINE- The Be aha M. Sayre Missonary Group will Sowell. 49, said. "We fur violating the ci ty 's noi se tion se rvices. Qlent \Vas left Wednesday purchase 10 Bibles from the Gideons in memory of Linda decided to move on for our' ordinance.' . Sc>well a~reed , but th e for a city prosecutor who i• Ward, sister to Mabel Brace, it was decided at a recent best intere st and the comA trial on the minor mi s- sessions hav~e n ' t been held . handling the case . · meeting.held· at the home of Lillian Hayman. . · Barbara Gheen conducted roll call and read correcpondence. Nondus Hendricks had a program on prayer from "God's Little Devotional Book." Several had readings including "Best Advice My Mommy Ever Gave Me," Gheen gave "God Answers Prayers of his Children," and Mabel Brace; "Prayer Moves· the Handle that Moves the World.'' Other readings included "Living a Day Without Praye~ like Building a House Wilhout Nails," with Linda brimm giving"Pray to God," and Nondus Hendricks,"We Have an Advocate with the Father." Q.: What is eminent Q.: What is "blight"? city must dedde whether the A: Yes. every owner of · Refreshments were served. domain? A..: Ohio recently adopted property owned by the propeny taken by eminent A.: Eminent domain is the a new definition of blight "hold-outs" can be taken by domain is entitled to receive power of the government to for purposes of eminent . eminent domain for the pro- "just compensation" for his acquire private real propeny domain . The definition is ject.·To do so, the area lllUSt or her property. Just compen· from an unwilling owner. long and complicated, but meet the criteria for blight. s.a1ion meuns "fair market The exercise of eminent generally. a property can be value:· the price that a. willQ:: What happens if the ing owner would voluntarily, . CHESTER - Plans for draping the charter for Mary Kay domain (sometimes called a considered "blighted" if it is j-lolter at the next meeting of Chest~r Council 323, "taking") must be necessary unsafe for human habitation city decides blight exists sell to a willing buyer in th~ Daughters of America, were made when the group met for a .public purpose. or use, poses a direct threat and eminent domain can open market. Property OW!l· Frequently, eminent domain to public health or safety, or be imposed? recently at the Chester Academy. ers also mav be entitled to ' Holter was a longtime active member of the Council. is used by a governmental has unpaid taxes or assess A.: At least 30 days befo re certain costs associated with lrhanks were extended to those who visited . the funeral entity or agency (such as the ments that exceed the fair filing an eminent dqmain the taking, such as relocation. home. A thank you note was read from Sharon Riffle. It Ohio Department of value of the land. If an area action. the city must notify expenses, goodwill payments was noted that the books have ben audited and members Transportation) to acquire that 70 percent of the area the owner of its intent to ancVoreconomic damages foi :Were reminded to get their reservations in for state session. propeny for sucli projects as . must be deemed blighted is acq uire the prope 1t y and a business lhalmtist relocate. · Laura Mae Nice presi<led at the meeting opening with expanding roads, installing targeted .to be taken, recent tnust make a "'good fai th Law YIJII Can Use is · a pledges to the Christian and American flags , scripture read- sewers. or other similar c hange~ to Ohio law require offer" to buy the property weekly · consumer legai Jng, the Lord 's Prayer in unison, and singing of the clearly public projects .. based on a re~;e nt appraisal. . i 11formatio11 column pro: f'lational Anthem. Sometimes. however, a govQ.: Who decides that a · If the parties cannot agree on 1•ided by the Ohio State Bar. · Quanerly birthdays w~e observed wi~h Everett Grant ernmental entity (often a property is blighted'! a price. the city may <ISk the Association. Tllis article and Goldie Frederick !Jiil'ig honored. Janet Arden Depoy city) can exercise eminent A.: Before property can be cow1 lo orderJ he property to was prepared by attomey llnd Esther Smith served refreshments to those named and domain to promote econom- taken based on "blight," a be taken. In court. the deter- Barbara A. Sanchez of the ~ulie Fleming, Judy Marshall ; Esther Smith, Doris Grueser, ic ·development. . · , comprehensive development mination of blight must be Akron office of Vorys, Charlotte Orant, Opal Hollon, Opal Eichinger, Helen Generally, the public has plan describing.the need for estabtished by a "preponder- Sater, Seymour and Pease Wolfe, Goldie Frederick, and Mary Jo Barringer. viewed thi s use of eminent the property is required. The ance of the evidence" (mean- LLP. Articles appearing in domain negatively, perhaps city council (or other appro-. ing it is more probable than' this column are inte11ded to believing that the govern- priate legis lative body) not that the area is blighted). provide broad, general . ' ment can take private proper- reviews the plai1 and ulti i11jormation about the law. . ty on a whim. Ohio !aw, how- ·matdy dec ides whether Q.': Can an owner get ' Before appTying this infor' ever, imposes specifi<; restric- blight exists anu . whether paid for property taken by mation to a specific legal Thursday:.. Mostly cloudy Independence Day.., tions on the government's eminent domain is appropri- eminent domain even if he problem; readers are urged :With a slight chance of show- Showers and thunderstorms power to take private proper- ' ate. The comprehensive plan has let his proper!y ' ran · to .,.ek · advice from an attomey. · l!rs and thunderstorms in the likely. Highs in the upper ty by eminent domain to pro- must be publiGI¥ financed; . into "blig{lt"? therefore ,. an interested mote economic development. · plOming ...Tflen panly sunny 70s. Chance of rain 60 perdeveloper cannot pay for it. with showers and thunder- cent. Q.: What Is economic Friday night. ••Cioudy with Storms likely in the afternoon. Q.: Can you give me an Highs in the mid 80s. Chance showers and thunderstorms development? A. : Briefly, economic example of how eminent likely. Lows in the upper 50s. rain 70 percent. !"1 . Come & See 'Us During development can be domain is related to eco: Thursday night. ..SI'Ibwers South winds 5 to I0 mph. The open House of Our deseribed as activity that ' nomic development? lind thunderstorll'\s . likely. Chance of rain 60 percent. Lows in the upper 50s. Saturday.••Cloudy with a seek~ to improve the econom- . A.: Let's say that a sixAntique Shop Southwest winds 5 to I0 mph chance of showers and ic well-being and quality of block square residential ;u·ea 2nd~ In the evening ...Becoming thunderstorms. Highs in the life for'acommunity by creal- in a city is transitioning to a ing jobs and bringing new more commercial area, and · light and variable. Chance of upper 70s. Chance of rain 7 40·949-2246 opponunities ,to a community.· has become generally nm50 percent. rain 70 percent. ( down . Some.of ihe houses are Off SR 33 Tprnado Rd. Exit Racine, Q.: H.ow can 'economic vacant, a few of the businessWatch ForSigns! de_velopment be considered cs hiwe boarded-up windows, a public J.IUI'pl$! when the · ' there i.s graftiti , etc. City resiproperty IS sold to a devel· dent' are complaining-about ~--------------~-------------, operorotherprivateentity? . the area, asking the mayor to . P,EP (NYSE)- 39.90 Ohio Volley Bane Corp. (NAS· A. : For more than 50 take action. A de~elop e r Akzo (NASDAQ)- 67.05 DAQ)-24.50 years, Ohio Ia w considered comes along with an idea for ,tohtand tnc. (NYSE)- 46.23 BBT (NYSE)- 23.66 Big Lots (NYSE)- 32.t4 ,Peoples (NASDAQ) -19.61 the promotion of economic an old fashioned city-square Bob Evans (NASDAQ)- 27.47 Pepsico (NYSE)- 65.76 COMING .JULY 4, 2008 development alone to be a type .of development, and ihe I B0..gWarnor (NYSE)- 42.82 Premtor (NASDAQ) - 10.51, AMRA RQad Wanlol' "''oul' public purpose, but the law . six-block area is perfect. The I Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) Rockwell (NYSE)- 42.43 1 R~U'r! 1 recently changed. Now, a cily thinks the new co~suuc­ Rocky Bo!>l& (NASDAQ).- 4.26 - 59.20 !1 • AIIIIA • • • Pol\ ltecb • I'WD UyltiMto • MliiiWo•••• I ~hamplon !NASDAQ) - 4.55 Royal Dutch Shott - 78.2t property cannot be taken on tion would revitalize the area. 1 Charming Shops (NASDAQ)Seara Holding (NASDAQ) the basis of economic increase the · prope~ty tax 1 •Late Modafa $1500' to WIN/ · I 73.75 ' 4.54 development activity alone. base, and bring new jobs. 1 Outlaw Sprlnta $1500 to WIN! 1 City Holding (NASDAQ)·- 38.94 .Wat·Mort (NYSE) - 56.50 The prope.rty involved also The city negotiates with 1 $400 Scooter Drawtns for Kids I ColtlnsjNYSE)- 47.85 . Wendy's (NYSE)- 26.86 Woo Banco (NYSE) -15.80 +. Gas Canl Ora wings for the Fanil DuPont (NYSE)- 41.65 must be deemed "blighted" each property owner about 1 Worthington (NVSE)- 18.58 ,IJS Bank (NYSE) - 28.10 to be taken under Ohio law. buying the businesses and : Racing Every Friday Nlahtl Dally stock roporta .ara tho 4 Gannon (NYSE)- 19.83 1 The public purpose tied to .homes with the intent of p .m . ET. closing quotes of trensGeneral Electric (NYSE) - 26.51 1 l.ucattd 4.1 milr.\· tifJSR 50 on C". Rd. 5.f ecqnomi c development. ultimate ly selling all of th~ actiQnt for J!JIY 3, 2008, provld· ltarley-Davldoon (NYSE) '7 1/et•·ttn Atlu111 & Ctwh·ill•. 01/ od by Edward Joneo ttnanctal B5.47 · .. therefore. is to eliminate property to the deve loper. 3()4.539-4410 Or Race D1y T40-4i62-4111 ~P Morgan (NYSE) - 34.60 . advlsora tone Milts In Galltpotlo blight and redevelop !he Some businesses and a few at (740) 441-9441 ind Looley Kot>ljGr (NYSE) - 29 Check OUr WeiMitte property and/or area for the residential owners. however, Limited B!llnde (NY •EI - i 6.70 Marr.ero In oint PJeasant at www.ekyllrieapeeclwav.net benefit of the citizens. don't want to sell. Now the ~-•••••••••-•a•••••••••••••••~ Norfolk lklutMm (NYsE)- 57.82 (304) 674-0174. Momber StPc: , .~ \,.-V\,.- 1 ., • ..., •·• , ..., , . ._.,... "' Page A7 • The Daily Sent~nel - :www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, July 3, \ -Nicole Da~ NRG·Band. on ·-sb,lge in PoDt~roy Friday 1 . 2008 Point Pleasant Sternvrheellte2atta Schedule of events 11 Missionary Circle meets LAW YOU CAN USE Ohio law says private property sometime~s .can be 'takefl for economic development :chester Council remembers deceased member .Local Weather Bibbs Antiques &·cane of July Local Stocks 6th i~ Sm.I!,!,!"W•r ~ ~ . ----------------------- ·:·y_ y: .. ' 'j. . " .• ·• POMEROY Nicole -Han and the NRG B.and $ggressively combine a ~eductive, exciting funky feel with the soulful nuances of the blues that audiences. attending this Friday's presentation of the b." ~lh~ ~n th ~ n ,.,~ . ,_. '··s· ~-1-!-;-••H.t v . ~ .t... 1'\..!\ .... , · ""''"" .Thursd~y. July 3 6 p.m.- Rcg a1ra Qut:'e n pagean1. Stab.' Thcau.:r 6. p.m. - Gospel '> in g. Tu-Endie- Wei Slate Park 7:30p.m. --:- Allam D. Tucker. Ri vl'rfmnl Park 9 p.m. - Chw.: ~ \Vii.:ks. Rin:'itnmt Purk ---11::\0 p.m.- Mil.lnil.!hl Panv C ru i~ wilb ··(;("·'!\'~! :!·· ~-::~:~=-: :; . . . : -',... Noun- l\mphitheatre will enjoy. ~taning_at 8 p.m. • The resume of lead singer . t\Jico le Hart includes wori<With music greats like Harry 13elafonte. Billy Joel, Michael · Bolton. Chuck . tlerry and Bo Diddley. Hart ~a s opened for llernard Allison and E. C. Scott. ~ Straddling the diverse inusical terrain as deli ned tnusicalterrain as defined by 'icons as Kid ~ r\l' ti vitics {t:lckwondo. mug i?· i:m. t: I L' l I p.m. -.On ~c Blue (blucgmss). Ri \'Ctfron t Park 2 p.m. - Jdlctymc'i ( hlucgra~s). Ri verfront P;1 rk 1 p.m.- Ri'-er Princess pageant. State Thcat.:r 1 p.m~ - Line Thnno..: in g l'Unh;:-;t, Ri\'L·r Mu~l.'urn 6 p.m.- Shnwhoat Pretty Bahy Comtsl. ·~u· EndiL'· Wei State Park 6 p.m. - Crashin g kri cho. Ri vrr!"rt tnt Park 8 p.m. - Blu t: Sky Fu ll ing lrnck ). Rivcrfrnnt Park 8:30p.m.- Di nner Firework:.. Crui)ol' J~·pu rb 10 p.m.- Firework s, Tu -Endie -Wei Slate P~u·k 10:30 p.m. - Rnckin ' Reggie. Third Strt'L' t/ Main Street area Saturday, July 5 Kjch· Dar Plcas:mt Val ley Hospital 5K Rllrt Tu-Endic-Wei 8:30a.m. Stat.: Park 10 a.m.- Parade lineup. fonner Cejllrul Sl:hnol hlli lding 11 n.m.- ParaJe, Main S'treet NOon - Ohio Ri v~:r DanCl'. Po~t Offi ce Noun- Wu tl.!r rcluy ga m ~. Ri verfront Pa'r k 12:3(1 p.m. - Cllokic stacking contc~t . Riverfront Ptirk 1 p.m. - Cruise- In Car Show, Main StrCI.'t 1 p.in.- G~;;riu Ci ty, Riverfront Park · 1 :__Games with the kllppy Hustler:-. -l-H Club. Tu -Endie- Janiva Magness, Susan Tedeschi , Sheryl Crow and Bonnie flaitt, Nicole's time.less, powerful. intoxicating voice IS soul-sweet'. silky and gritty, classic but contemporary. and she ·is know'll ·for im electrifying stage presence. , The NRG Band is led · -·- tance Cl g, Wliose '"'''";rinduJc a Grammy® 1 · · creJit~ winning album Uy AnOn: Crouch, as well as David Sanborn, the Pointer Sisters, Grand Funk Railroad, Michael Murphy, Ann\' Murr~y . Erykah Badu and others. Rosemary Clooney and Liza Minnelli are among those who have sung his compositions. As musical director, arraRger and keyboardist for the NRG Band, he enjoys melding his wealth of experience to this pure art form . ! ;Jt}p.m. - h\;rUug eati ng contest, t.:iver M~·ei·~l1 r k' r1 -1 r .m. - Pa rter "'rcc .......;gg~ r:.. ................ I ti -I:..IIUI I.! - 'IV!;' I :)l<lte Pari\ 2 p.m. - Clown Cruise departs 2 p.m. - Hula hoop contest, Tu -Endit•-Wei Stall.' Park 2:30p.m.- kc fishing. Riverfront Purk 3 p.m. - Game Show, Riverfront Park ' ' 4 p.m .. - MtJgic Cru ise depans 4:30 p.m. - Seed s pittin~ and huhhll.' blow ing contt'SIS , Riverfrolll P:trk 5 p.m. - Ri verside Cloggers. Tu-Endic-Wci Stc~tc Park 5 p.m.- Moll!!)' mw.:hinc, Ri verfront Park 5:30p.m.- Piua c;ning l:Onlcli t. Main S1recl 6 p.m. - Hu la hoop ~.:on tcs1, Ri vcrfrom Park 7 1).111. - ColgatCCount ry Showdown. Ri verfmnr Park 7 p.m. - Blu~:-Z Band, Tu-Endi e- Wei Stat? Park H:30 p.m.- Gallipulis Fire-works Cruist' dl·pmts There are .lOllS of (IIIler el't'~lf.ri each day. Clleck www.poinf· plcuswltregutUl.urg.for more derails w1d time,,·. Nicole Hart Entertainment Briefs ' 30th annual ice cream social is Saturday, July 19. Se..Ving will be from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. The fire depanment is on Ohio 124 at Salem Center in Meigs County. . ·WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville's The menu will consist of 12 tlaannual 'Fourth of July parade is this Friday at II a.m. · . vors of homemade ice cream, roast Registration begins at .9:30 a.m. in · beef sandwiches, hot dogs, potato the former Wilton School location. and macaroni salad, baked beans, There will be $50 prizes for the best pies and more . For information.' call Linda adult entry, best entry with children, most unique entry and·best horse entry. Montgomerv at !740) 669-4245. · Children under 12 yetir~ of age may register across from Village Pizza to win $25 prizes. There will be no entry. fees. IRONTON - Young horse lovers Food will l:le served at the Wilton entering grades 3 through 8 can Community Center. spend one week in July learning For information, call (740) 669· horsemanship and riding at the Ohio 5646. University Southern "Fun with Horses .Summer Camp," which is offered for the first time this year. soc~al The camp will be he1d at the Ohio Salem Horse Park in Franklin Fur!]JICe, with SALEM CENT~R Fire transportation provid ed fr.om the Volunteer Township Wilkesville 4th celebration - l'riday, July 4 in the Po m~roy Riverfront 'uch 2008 • ' '-' Hennock (jrange meets 1 '' ·1Department's Summer horse camp Ice cream ~allipolis River Recreation Festival campus of OU-Southern. Students have the option of attending the camp either July 21 '25 or July .29-Aug.l , with sessions each morning from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 jumping and !-lack races. sponsored Thursday, July 3 p.m. The cost for the one week horse by the Gallipoli s Lion s Club , adventure is $250 per student. 5 p.m.- Opening ceremony. 11:30 o.m.- \Vheelchair races Campers wi II learn the history of 6:30p.m.- Que"fl's parade 10 a.m.-3 p.m. - Youth Att in 7 p.m.- Junior Miss Pageant.· the Park sp on~orcd by the French the horse, breeds and identilication sponsored by Peoples Bank Art Colony of the horse, natural behaviors. 7:45 p.m. - Crown ing of the rQ'oon - French Art Colony approaching. haltering ancj tying. queen and C1lun announcement on muin stage leading and riding. Each dax parti ci9 p.m. - Neotl Nickel (Main 12:30 p.m. - Oreo stacking pants will complete a hors~-related ':;tage) ' wnte~l. ~pomu reJ by Foodland craft. All riders must wear long pants 1:15 p.m .. - Balloot.l toss. each day. A boot with u 1/2-inch hee l s pon~orcd hy the Gallipolis . · Friday,July 4 is best to ride in, and the Ohio Horse ·Kiwani s Club H:IS-9 ll.m. Oaby Tot Par·k has several ·pairs available for 2 p.m. - Egg race . hay rolling ' · Sparkler regl1 .~ trati1m use for those who do not own boots . ami sad rai.'e. ~ pon liored by the 9·11 a.m.- Baby Tol Sporklcr 0.0. Mdntyre Park District To register for 1he camp or .fiJI· · ~ont est 2-6 p.m. - Mark Wood Fun more iriformation. COl/taCt Kellv Hall 10~11 a.m.- Reg btnuion Show at (740) 354·9347. Packers for tlw II a.m.-2 p.m. - Wntcr battle ·' p.m. - Puppet Show. spon ~. horse camp may be obllli11ed frmll 10 a.m.·5 p.m. - Art in the sorcd hy' • Bos~:ud Memori;ll Park, Adult Division (FrenCh Art Janet Long Wagner: i11 the Lea min~. Library Colony) Assessment tmd Career Resou.n·e 4 p.m. - Hulu hoop and bubble 10:30-ll a.m. - Little Mi s~ Center at OU-Southem or h\' carliiiK blow i rig contcsis, spomorcd by :md Mr. Firccnu.:.kcr· rcghtr:llion (740) 533-4544. . . HOPe · . Schedule of events 11 a.m.-1 p.-m.--- little Mis!-i Mr. Firecr~cke r contest, sponJ ·Jo.s p m Go we/ Night: sored by Hol :r.er Pediatrics 3:30 p.m. 2PD7 Ohio Stale · Department 4 p.m. - Live auction, spop~ _ Htlrmonica Champion Randy Shafer ~orcd by Wiseman Real Estate and 4 p.m. -Meigs County native Auctioneer Josh Bodimer V:1lorie 'Clonch · • · 5:30p.m.- Bill Hawks (Maiu 4:30 p.m.- New City Singers · stage) . S p.m. -Earthen Vessels 6:30p.m.- Rotary Mik• hcgin:-. 5:311 p.m.- While Oak Quartel 7 p.m. - lndcpcndcm:c Day 61J.m.Forgiven 4 parade; !'ponsored hy rhe Bob 6:30p.m.- Ordinary People . Evans Sausage Plant · • 7-K p.m. - . Southern Gospel 8 p.m. PawJe winners Superstar Mike Bowling · . announced on main stage 8:30 p.m.- Sonic Sledge (Anniversary moment fof · 9:45 p.m. - Split Jhe Pol draw· Sunny 93.t ) ing sponsored by McDonalds , 8'30·9 p.m. -Tuff E Null' 10 p: m.- FIREWORKS 10.11 p.m. - l2 Gauge [Main 10:30 p;m. - ,Sifange KIUldy stage) (Main sJage.) ~md Event contrasts traditional celebrations POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - As celebrations of Independence Day take ace throughout Mason County, Fort andolph will recognize the fateful day America's history in a different way. : Liberty! is slated for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. this Satmday at Fort Randolph. 'fhe event will take a trip back in irme to when the Unites States · became a country. · Randolph Committee ' Fort !>resident Craig Hesson described liberty! as an opp011umty to learn i.vhy lndepen?ence Day i~ celebrated. ; "(Liberty!) 1s a celebration ot mdependence. It focuses O\]the feelings and events taking part on the frontier at the ~ stan of the Revolution," Hesson said. This will be the third year for, the festivities. According to Hesson, the evenl will feature several re-enactors as. well as a conversation-type format concerning events and sides in the Revolutionary War. · "(Libeny.!) will give people the chance to talk to people on both sides of the conflict," he said. He added that those in attendance · will ·be given the' chance to celebrate. the declaration of the country's independence and stand guard against British tyranny on the frontier or quietly express their views of loyalty to the crown. · · Hes.son encouraged people to include Libeny' in their Fourth of Juby cdebrations. . "Celebrate a modern Fourth of July and then come to the fon and share in our country's beginning." he said . Liberty! is one of the m~ny Fon Rando'lph events >eheduled lor the remainder of the touri sm season. August· will feature the Longhunters and Landgrabbers event; September will .feature the Militia Muster; the Harvest Festival is slated for · October; and December will feature Christmas on the Frontier. For more information, call (304) 675-7933. Saturday, July 5 10 a.m. - Terrapin· race ~. frog PriteK will be awarded every 30 · mimlles! At Holzer Clinic, You Can·.Always Count on ... Medical Excellence. HOLZER CLINIC Local Caring:. 740-446-5381 ,··· ... . .. .. -~ . . -- www.holzerclinic.com �-- - .The Daily Sentinel • .• • .Thursday, July 3, 2008 • ---·- .. ... - - .• .- -~a]_~ ~AJ-1!;.-.._-----~-. - • ·" --· • Rio'dean's list Noise church to leave MASSILLON CAP) POMEROY - The following local students were named The pastor of a small to the dean 's honor list at the University of Rio Grande and Pentecostal church said he's Rio Grande Community Colle~e for the spring semester: so fed up with neighbors Christina Arnold , Brittany BISsell,· Juli K. Borthwick , 'Complain ing about loud Stephanie Bradford, Christopher Carroll, Carrie Elberfeld , worship services that he 's Cynthia Enright, Jordan 'Hill , Shannan Lascar, Kayla leaving' the city and taking McCarthy. Candi Ohlinger, Paul B. Rupe, Maria Schaefer, Tiffany Simpso n, Molly Smith, Heather Thomas. Andrea his church with him . Members of Worshippers · Warner, Michelle Weaver. of Christ the Warrior King These students were named to the merit li st: Sl!San Brauer. Ainber Hill, Megan Mayes. April Oiler. Erin want to continue worshipping in an exuberant manner. Roach. Derek Weber. Derek Young. and rnngregants don ~t"tice a c.-0 a•..._· ]-I ·1 ~ ..... th r.- l\ "'1 ""r. I' ua"" ,_..,it . Io... 't ~ t ~:: tnden • ~ mu ~:: t h o:> e""Oi '"d fu]] lime. a minimum of 12 credit hours. completing all cours- way to resolve the dispute. es for which registered and earn a 3.5 - 3.74 grade point Pastor Troy Sowell said. "I could . stay there and average. on .a 4.0 scale , during the semester. fight. but , why do that?" To achieve the Dean 's Honor List, students must be enrolled fu ll time, a minimum'of 12 credit hours, cnmplet- asked Sowell, who's been ing all cou·rses for which registered and ·earn a 3.75 grade charged with violating the ·point average, on a 4.0 scale, during the semester. · c.ity's noi se ordinance. He hopes to find ·a new location · for the church in the next kw weeks. .The r.!:wrch. abvat .JV miles south of Clevdandl POMEROY - Legi~lative chairman Roy Grueser uses instruments and amplireponed on the decrease in jobs in Ohio at a recent meeting fication on Sunday mornof Hemlock Grange held at the hall. · ings, and services with loud . He said Ohio is now 46th in the United States i_f! those .ml!sic typically go late into hunting jobs and that residents are having to leave OhiO' to- the night during an annual find work. revival in May. : During the meeting conducted by Rosal ie Story, the famPeople began complaining ily activities chairman, Helen Quivey reminded members to police about noise in 2006. to work on contest entries. It was noted that Racine would the same year the congrega-. visit the the July 3 meeting, and that Paomna will meeting tion moved into a building in on Jyly II there. Donations will be needed to ~e nd Carson the neighborhood. Yost to the National convention in Connecticut. The church closed its ; The recent garage and bake sale was a-huge success. it doors and windows during was reported .. Plans are moving forward for the Meigs services, but complaints County Fair booth and arrangements were made to mow still came from surrounding the area around the Rock ~prings . . homes. Sowell said he's lost .. Reponed ill was Dale Kautz, who died earlier this week, friends and ministry opporand Dori-s Ewing. AFather's Day program was presented by !unities and people have left Kim Romine . She had a qui z on "Imponderables." including the congregation because of AP photo irue penghuinbs have kn_eEes, ~nah·kes cfian sneeze : thdcfw~ite art i: the controversy. Tanny Copeland bangs on El tambourine·during a service at the Worshippers of Christ the Members have held ser" ·Warrior King Church in Massillon on May 8. The pastor of this small Pentecostal church c1~son t e, ot~om. o.1 ng 1 ~ . m.u ms are ~a C . anna, ca.1· fe111e from decaffemated cof~ee" sold to soft dnnk, comp.a· vices in other locations , said M is so fed up with nei.Qhbors -complain1f1g about lo u~s hip seDI.iJ::es. thaLhe is mes, am! the qu~stJon of wimt happens to a. ~er~ 0 ! 1 s s?_<;ml ~ inclu_tlin g_ m a dp)linlQWJl- leavln§ the city and taking his~ hurttrwith Film-:- : ,-,=:::-g~~ i,f,numbeJ.whomhe.m he.d1el h~md :t JSretu ed:-- 'hotel, for the last six weeks. ,. · 1ng will ..be--preceded by a ,nb dmner. "li Lukes a cofnm unity . munjty' s best intere st.'' de m~anor ch~l:-gr.: v. .·as A i1iai is now set for July fur a' church to be succ.essAt the end of a luog ser- delayed in May when II . If convi•ted, Sowell ful,and we ·. don 't want to vice on May 3. police offi- Massillon ' Municipal Court faces amaximum$150fine·; have to fight the communi- cers walked into the church Judge C. Ruland Centrone but no jail time. ty eve ry weekend ," and is,ued Sowell a.tic ket offered the court's mediaA message seeking cum~ RACINE- The Be aha M. Sayre Missonary Group will Sowell. 49, said. "We fur violating the ci ty 's noi se tion se rvices. Qlent \Vas left Wednesday purchase 10 Bibles from the Gideons in memory of Linda decided to move on for our' ordinance.' . Sc>well a~reed , but th e for a city prosecutor who i• Ward, sister to Mabel Brace, it was decided at a recent best intere st and the comA trial on the minor mi s- sessions hav~e n ' t been held . handling the case . · meeting.held· at the home of Lillian Hayman. . · Barbara Gheen conducted roll call and read correcpondence. Nondus Hendricks had a program on prayer from "God's Little Devotional Book." Several had readings including "Best Advice My Mommy Ever Gave Me," Gheen gave "God Answers Prayers of his Children," and Mabel Brace; "Prayer Moves· the Handle that Moves the World.'' Other readings included "Living a Day Without Praye~ like Building a House Wilhout Nails," with Linda brimm giving"Pray to God," and Nondus Hendricks,"We Have an Advocate with the Father." Q.: What is eminent Q.: What is "blight"? city must dedde whether the A: Yes. every owner of · Refreshments were served. domain? A..: Ohio recently adopted property owned by the propeny taken by eminent A.: Eminent domain is the a new definition of blight "hold-outs" can be taken by domain is entitled to receive power of the government to for purposes of eminent . eminent domain for the pro- "just compensation" for his acquire private real propeny domain . The definition is ject.·To do so, the area lllUSt or her property. Just compen· from an unwilling owner. long and complicated, but meet the criteria for blight. s.a1ion meuns "fair market The exercise of eminent generally. a property can be value:· the price that a. willQ:: What happens if the ing owner would voluntarily, . CHESTER - Plans for draping the charter for Mary Kay domain (sometimes called a considered "blighted" if it is j-lolter at the next meeting of Chest~r Council 323, "taking") must be necessary unsafe for human habitation city decides blight exists sell to a willing buyer in th~ Daughters of America, were made when the group met for a .public purpose. or use, poses a direct threat and eminent domain can open market. Property OW!l· Frequently, eminent domain to public health or safety, or be imposed? recently at the Chester Academy. ers also mav be entitled to ' Holter was a longtime active member of the Council. is used by a governmental has unpaid taxes or assess A.: At least 30 days befo re certain costs associated with lrhanks were extended to those who visited . the funeral entity or agency (such as the ments that exceed the fair filing an eminent dqmain the taking, such as relocation. home. A thank you note was read from Sharon Riffle. It Ohio Department of value of the land. If an area action. the city must notify expenses, goodwill payments was noted that the books have ben audited and members Transportation) to acquire that 70 percent of the area the owner of its intent to ancVoreconomic damages foi :Were reminded to get their reservations in for state session. propeny for sucli projects as . must be deemed blighted is acq uire the prope 1t y and a business lhalmtist relocate. · Laura Mae Nice presi<led at the meeting opening with expanding roads, installing targeted .to be taken, recent tnust make a "'good fai th Law YIJII Can Use is · a pledges to the Christian and American flags , scripture read- sewers. or other similar c hange~ to Ohio law require offer" to buy the property weekly · consumer legai Jng, the Lord 's Prayer in unison, and singing of the clearly public projects .. based on a re~;e nt appraisal. . i 11formatio11 column pro: f'lational Anthem. Sometimes. however, a govQ.: Who decides that a · If the parties cannot agree on 1•ided by the Ohio State Bar. · Quanerly birthdays w~e observed wi~h Everett Grant ernmental entity (often a property is blighted'! a price. the city may <ISk the Association. Tllis article and Goldie Frederick !Jiil'ig honored. Janet Arden Depoy city) can exercise eminent A.: Before property can be cow1 lo orderJ he property to was prepared by attomey llnd Esther Smith served refreshments to those named and domain to promote econom- taken based on "blight," a be taken. In court. the deter- Barbara A. Sanchez of the ~ulie Fleming, Judy Marshall ; Esther Smith, Doris Grueser, ic ·development. . · , comprehensive development mination of blight must be Akron office of Vorys, Charlotte Orant, Opal Hollon, Opal Eichinger, Helen Generally, the public has plan describing.the need for estabtished by a "preponder- Sater, Seymour and Pease Wolfe, Goldie Frederick, and Mary Jo Barringer. viewed thi s use of eminent the property is required. The ance of the evidence" (mean- LLP. Articles appearing in domain negatively, perhaps city council (or other appro-. ing it is more probable than' this column are inte11ded to believing that the govern- priate legis lative body) not that the area is blighted). provide broad, general . ' ment can take private proper- reviews the plai1 and ulti i11jormation about the law. . ty on a whim. Ohio !aw, how- ·matdy dec ides whether Q.': Can an owner get ' Before appTying this infor' ever, imposes specifi<; restric- blight exists anu . whether paid for property taken by mation to a specific legal Thursday:.. Mostly cloudy Independence Day.., tions on the government's eminent domain is appropri- eminent domain even if he problem; readers are urged :With a slight chance of show- Showers and thunderstorms power to take private proper- ' ate. The comprehensive plan has let his proper!y ' ran · to .,.ek · advice from an attomey. · l!rs and thunderstorms in the likely. Highs in the upper ty by eminent domain to pro- must be publiGI¥ financed; . into "blig{lt"? therefore ,. an interested mote economic development. · plOming ...Tflen panly sunny 70s. Chance of rain 60 perdeveloper cannot pay for it. with showers and thunder- cent. Q.: What Is economic Friday night. ••Cioudy with Storms likely in the afternoon. Q.: Can you give me an Highs in the mid 80s. Chance showers and thunderstorms development? A. : Briefly, economic example of how eminent likely. Lows in the upper 50s. rain 70 percent. !"1 . Come & See 'Us During development can be domain is related to eco: Thursday night. ..SI'Ibwers South winds 5 to I0 mph. The open House of Our deseribed as activity that ' nomic development? lind thunderstorll'\s . likely. Chance of rain 60 percent. Lows in the upper 50s. Saturday.••Cloudy with a seek~ to improve the econom- . A.: Let's say that a sixAntique Shop Southwest winds 5 to I0 mph chance of showers and ic well-being and quality of block square residential ;u·ea 2nd~ In the evening ...Becoming thunderstorms. Highs in the life for'acommunity by creal- in a city is transitioning to a ing jobs and bringing new more commercial area, and · light and variable. Chance of upper 70s. Chance of rain 7 40·949-2246 opponunities ,to a community.· has become generally nm50 percent. rain 70 percent. ( down . Some.of ihe houses are Off SR 33 Tprnado Rd. Exit Racine, Q.: H.ow can 'economic vacant, a few of the businessWatch ForSigns! de_velopment be considered cs hiwe boarded-up windows, a public J.IUI'pl$! when the · ' there i.s graftiti , etc. City resiproperty IS sold to a devel· dent' are complaining-about ~--------------~-------------, operorotherprivateentity? . the area, asking the mayor to . P,EP (NYSE)- 39.90 Ohio Volley Bane Corp. (NAS· A. : For more than 50 take action. A de~elop e r Akzo (NASDAQ)- 67.05 DAQ)-24.50 years, Ohio Ia w considered comes along with an idea for ,tohtand tnc. (NYSE)- 46.23 BBT (NYSE)- 23.66 Big Lots (NYSE)- 32.t4 ,Peoples (NASDAQ) -19.61 the promotion of economic an old fashioned city-square Bob Evans (NASDAQ)- 27.47 Pepsico (NYSE)- 65.76 COMING .JULY 4, 2008 development alone to be a type .of development, and ihe I B0..gWarnor (NYSE)- 42.82 Premtor (NASDAQ) - 10.51, AMRA RQad Wanlol' "''oul' public purpose, but the law . six-block area is perfect. The I Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) Rockwell (NYSE)- 42.43 1 R~U'r! 1 recently changed. Now, a cily thinks the new co~suuc­ Rocky Bo!>l& (NASDAQ).- 4.26 - 59.20 !1 • AIIIIA • • • Pol\ ltecb • I'WD UyltiMto • MliiiWo•••• I ~hamplon !NASDAQ) - 4.55 Royal Dutch Shott - 78.2t property cannot be taken on tion would revitalize the area. 1 Charming Shops (NASDAQ)Seara Holding (NASDAQ) the basis of economic increase the · prope~ty tax 1 •Late Modafa $1500' to WIN/ · I 73.75 ' 4.54 development activity alone. base, and bring new jobs. 1 Outlaw Sprlnta $1500 to WIN! 1 City Holding (NASDAQ)·- 38.94 .Wat·Mort (NYSE) - 56.50 The prope.rty involved also The city negotiates with 1 $400 Scooter Drawtns for Kids I ColtlnsjNYSE)- 47.85 . Wendy's (NYSE)- 26.86 Woo Banco (NYSE) -15.80 +. Gas Canl Ora wings for the Fanil DuPont (NYSE)- 41.65 must be deemed "blighted" each property owner about 1 Worthington (NVSE)- 18.58 ,IJS Bank (NYSE) - 28.10 to be taken under Ohio law. buying the businesses and : Racing Every Friday Nlahtl Dally stock roporta .ara tho 4 Gannon (NYSE)- 19.83 1 The public purpose tied to .homes with the intent of p .m . ET. closing quotes of trensGeneral Electric (NYSE) - 26.51 1 l.ucattd 4.1 milr.\· tifJSR 50 on C". Rd. 5.f ecqnomi c development. ultimate ly selling all of th~ actiQnt for J!JIY 3, 2008, provld· ltarley-Davldoon (NYSE) '7 1/et•·ttn Atlu111 & Ctwh·ill•. 01/ od by Edward Joneo ttnanctal B5.47 · .. therefore. is to eliminate property to the deve loper. 3()4.539-4410 Or Race D1y T40-4i62-4111 ~P Morgan (NYSE) - 34.60 . advlsora tone Milts In Galltpotlo blight and redevelop !he Some businesses and a few at (740) 441-9441 ind Looley Kot>ljGr (NYSE) - 29 Check OUr WeiMitte property and/or area for the residential owners. however, Limited B!llnde (NY •EI - i 6.70 Marr.ero In oint PJeasant at www.ekyllrieapeeclwav.net benefit of the citizens. don't want to sell. Now the ~-•••••••••-•a•••••••••••••••~ Norfolk lklutMm (NYsE)- 57.82 (304) 674-0174. Momber StPc: , .~ \,.-V\,.- 1 ., • ..., •·• , ..., , . ._.,... "' Page A7 • The Daily Sent~nel - :www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, July 3, \ -Nicole Da~ NRG·Band. on ·-sb,lge in PoDt~roy Friday 1 . 2008 Point Pleasant Sternvrheellte2atta Schedule of events 11 Missionary Circle meets LAW YOU CAN USE Ohio law says private property sometime~s .can be 'takefl for economic development :chester Council remembers deceased member .Local Weather Bibbs Antiques &·cane of July Local Stocks 6th i~ Sm.I!,!,!"W•r ~ ~ . ----------------------- ·:·y_ y: .. ' 'j. . " .• ·• POMEROY Nicole -Han and the NRG B.and $ggressively combine a ~eductive, exciting funky feel with the soulful nuances of the blues that audiences. attending this Friday's presentation of the b." ~lh~ ~n th ~ n ,.,~ . ,_. '··s· ~-1-!-;-••H.t v . ~ .t... 1'\..!\ .... , · ""''"" .Thursd~y. July 3 6 p.m.- Rcg a1ra Qut:'e n pagean1. Stab.' Thcau.:r 6. p.m. - Gospel '> in g. Tu-Endie- Wei Slate Park 7:30p.m. --:- Allam D. Tucker. Ri vl'rfmnl Park 9 p.m. - Chw.: ~ \Vii.:ks. Rin:'itnmt Purk ---11::\0 p.m.- Mil.lnil.!hl Panv C ru i~ wilb ··(;("·'!\'~! :!·· ~-::~:~=-: :; . . . : -',... Noun- l\mphitheatre will enjoy. ~taning_at 8 p.m. • The resume of lead singer . t\Jico le Hart includes wori<With music greats like Harry 13elafonte. Billy Joel, Michael · Bolton. Chuck . tlerry and Bo Diddley. Hart ~a s opened for llernard Allison and E. C. Scott. ~ Straddling the diverse inusical terrain as deli ned tnusicalterrain as defined by 'icons as Kid ~ r\l' ti vitics {t:lckwondo. mug i?· i:m. t: I L' l I p.m. -.On ~c Blue (blucgmss). Ri \'Ctfron t Park 2 p.m. - Jdlctymc'i ( hlucgra~s). Ri verfront P;1 rk 1 p.m.- Ri'-er Princess pageant. State Thcat.:r 1 p.m~ - Line Thnno..: in g l'Unh;:-;t, Ri\'L·r Mu~l.'urn 6 p.m.- Shnwhoat Pretty Bahy Comtsl. ·~u· EndiL'· Wei State Park 6 p.m. - Crashin g kri cho. Ri vrr!"rt tnt Park 8 p.m. - Blu t: Sky Fu ll ing lrnck ). Rivcrfrnnt Park 8:30p.m.- Di nner Firework:.. Crui)ol' J~·pu rb 10 p.m.- Firework s, Tu -Endie -Wei Slate P~u·k 10:30 p.m. - Rnckin ' Reggie. Third Strt'L' t/ Main Street area Saturday, July 5 Kjch· Dar Plcas:mt Val ley Hospital 5K Rllrt Tu-Endic-Wei 8:30a.m. Stat.: Park 10 a.m.- Parade lineup. fonner Cejllrul Sl:hnol hlli lding 11 n.m.- ParaJe, Main S'treet NOon - Ohio Ri v~:r DanCl'. Po~t Offi ce Noun- Wu tl.!r rcluy ga m ~. Ri verfront Pa'r k 12:3(1 p.m. - Cllokic stacking contc~t . Riverfront Ptirk 1 p.m. - Cruise- In Car Show, Main StrCI.'t 1 p.in.- G~;;riu Ci ty, Riverfront Park · 1 :__Games with the kllppy Hustler:-. -l-H Club. Tu -Endie- Janiva Magness, Susan Tedeschi , Sheryl Crow and Bonnie flaitt, Nicole's time.less, powerful. intoxicating voice IS soul-sweet'. silky and gritty, classic but contemporary. and she ·is know'll ·for im electrifying stage presence. , The NRG Band is led · -·- tance Cl g, Wliose '"'''";rinduJc a Grammy® 1 · · creJit~ winning album Uy AnOn: Crouch, as well as David Sanborn, the Pointer Sisters, Grand Funk Railroad, Michael Murphy, Ann\' Murr~y . Erykah Badu and others. Rosemary Clooney and Liza Minnelli are among those who have sung his compositions. As musical director, arraRger and keyboardist for the NRG Band, he enjoys melding his wealth of experience to this pure art form . ! ;Jt}p.m. - h\;rUug eati ng contest, t.:iver M~·ei·~l1 r k' r1 -1 r .m. - Pa rter "'rcc .......;gg~ r:.. ................ I ti -I:..IIUI I.! - 'IV!;' I :)l<lte Pari\ 2 p.m. - Clown Cruise departs 2 p.m. - Hula hoop contest, Tu -Endit•-Wei Stall.' Park 2:30p.m.- kc fishing. Riverfront Purk 3 p.m. - Game Show, Riverfront Park ' ' 4 p.m .. - MtJgic Cru ise depans 4:30 p.m. - Seed s pittin~ and huhhll.' blow ing contt'SIS , Riverfrolll P:trk 5 p.m. - Ri verside Cloggers. Tu-Endic-Wci Stc~tc Park 5 p.m.- Moll!!)' mw.:hinc, Ri verfront Park 5:30p.m.- Piua c;ning l:Onlcli t. Main S1recl 6 p.m. - Hu la hoop ~.:on tcs1, Ri vcrfrom Park 7 1).111. - ColgatCCount ry Showdown. Ri verfmnr Park 7 p.m. - Blu~:-Z Band, Tu-Endi e- Wei Stat? Park H:30 p.m.- Gallipulis Fire-works Cruist' dl·pmts There are .lOllS of (IIIler el't'~lf.ri each day. Clleck www.poinf· plcuswltregutUl.urg.for more derails w1d time,,·. Nicole Hart Entertainment Briefs ' 30th annual ice cream social is Saturday, July 19. Se..Ving will be from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. The fire depanment is on Ohio 124 at Salem Center in Meigs County. . ·WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville's The menu will consist of 12 tlaannual 'Fourth of July parade is this Friday at II a.m. · . vors of homemade ice cream, roast Registration begins at .9:30 a.m. in · beef sandwiches, hot dogs, potato the former Wilton School location. and macaroni salad, baked beans, There will be $50 prizes for the best pies and more . For information.' call Linda adult entry, best entry with children, most unique entry and·best horse entry. Montgomerv at !740) 669-4245. · Children under 12 yetir~ of age may register across from Village Pizza to win $25 prizes. There will be no entry. fees. IRONTON - Young horse lovers Food will l:le served at the Wilton entering grades 3 through 8 can Community Center. spend one week in July learning For information, call (740) 669· horsemanship and riding at the Ohio 5646. University Southern "Fun with Horses .Summer Camp," which is offered for the first time this year. soc~al The camp will be he1d at the Ohio Salem Horse Park in Franklin Fur!]JICe, with SALEM CENT~R Fire transportation provid ed fr.om the Volunteer Township Wilkesville 4th celebration - l'riday, July 4 in the Po m~roy Riverfront 'uch 2008 • ' '-' Hennock (jrange meets 1 '' ·1Department's Summer horse camp Ice cream ~allipolis River Recreation Festival campus of OU-Southern. Students have the option of attending the camp either July 21 '25 or July .29-Aug.l , with sessions each morning from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 jumping and !-lack races. sponsored Thursday, July 3 p.m. The cost for the one week horse by the Gallipoli s Lion s Club , adventure is $250 per student. 5 p.m.- Opening ceremony. 11:30 o.m.- \Vheelchair races Campers wi II learn the history of 6:30p.m.- Que"fl's parade 10 a.m.-3 p.m. - Youth Att in 7 p.m.- Junior Miss Pageant.· the Park sp on~orcd by the French the horse, breeds and identilication sponsored by Peoples Bank Art Colony of the horse, natural behaviors. 7:45 p.m. - Crown ing of the rQ'oon - French Art Colony approaching. haltering ancj tying. queen and C1lun announcement on muin stage leading and riding. Each dax parti ci9 p.m. - Neotl Nickel (Main 12:30 p.m. - Oreo stacking pants will complete a hors~-related ':;tage) ' wnte~l. ~pomu reJ by Foodland craft. All riders must wear long pants 1:15 p.m .. - Balloot.l toss. each day. A boot with u 1/2-inch hee l s pon~orcd hy the Gallipolis . · Friday,July 4 is best to ride in, and the Ohio Horse ·Kiwani s Club H:IS-9 ll.m. Oaby Tot Par·k has several ·pairs available for 2 p.m. - Egg race . hay rolling ' · Sparkler regl1 .~ trati1m use for those who do not own boots . ami sad rai.'e. ~ pon liored by the 9·11 a.m.- Baby Tol Sporklcr 0.0. Mdntyre Park District To register for 1he camp or .fiJI· · ~ont est 2-6 p.m. - Mark Wood Fun more iriformation. COl/taCt Kellv Hall 10~11 a.m.- Reg btnuion Show at (740) 354·9347. Packers for tlw II a.m.-2 p.m. - Wntcr battle ·' p.m. - Puppet Show. spon ~. horse camp may be obllli11ed frmll 10 a.m.·5 p.m. - Art in the sorcd hy' • Bos~:ud Memori;ll Park, Adult Division (FrenCh Art Janet Long Wagner: i11 the Lea min~. Library Colony) Assessment tmd Career Resou.n·e 4 p.m. - Hulu hoop and bubble 10:30-ll a.m. - Little Mi s~ Center at OU-Southem or h\' carliiiK blow i rig contcsis, spomorcd by :md Mr. Firccnu.:.kcr· rcghtr:llion (740) 533-4544. . . HOPe · . Schedule of events 11 a.m.-1 p.-m.--- little Mis!-i Mr. Firecr~cke r contest, sponJ ·Jo.s p m Go we/ Night: sored by Hol :r.er Pediatrics 3:30 p.m. 2PD7 Ohio Stale · Department 4 p.m. - Live auction, spop~ _ Htlrmonica Champion Randy Shafer ~orcd by Wiseman Real Estate and 4 p.m. -Meigs County native Auctioneer Josh Bodimer V:1lorie 'Clonch · • · 5:30p.m.- Bill Hawks (Maiu 4:30 p.m.- New City Singers · stage) . S p.m. -Earthen Vessels 6:30p.m.- Rotary Mik• hcgin:-. 5:311 p.m.- While Oak Quartel 7 p.m. - lndcpcndcm:c Day 61J.m.Forgiven 4 parade; !'ponsored hy rhe Bob 6:30p.m.- Ordinary People . Evans Sausage Plant · • 7-K p.m. - . Southern Gospel 8 p.m. PawJe winners Superstar Mike Bowling · . announced on main stage 8:30 p.m.- Sonic Sledge (Anniversary moment fof · 9:45 p.m. - Split Jhe Pol draw· Sunny 93.t ) ing sponsored by McDonalds , 8'30·9 p.m. -Tuff E Null' 10 p: m.- FIREWORKS 10.11 p.m. - l2 Gauge [Main 10:30 p;m. - ,Sifange KIUldy stage) (Main sJage.) ~md Event contrasts traditional celebrations POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - As celebrations of Independence Day take ace throughout Mason County, Fort andolph will recognize the fateful day America's history in a different way. : Liberty! is slated for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. this Satmday at Fort Randolph. 'fhe event will take a trip back in irme to when the Unites States · became a country. · Randolph Committee ' Fort !>resident Craig Hesson described liberty! as an opp011umty to learn i.vhy lndepen?ence Day i~ celebrated. ; "(Liberty!) 1s a celebration ot mdependence. It focuses O\]the feelings and events taking part on the frontier at the ~ stan of the Revolution," Hesson said. This will be the third year for, the festivities. According to Hesson, the evenl will feature several re-enactors as. well as a conversation-type format concerning events and sides in the Revolutionary War. · "(Libeny.!) will give people the chance to talk to people on both sides of the conflict," he said. He added that those in attendance · will ·be given the' chance to celebrate. the declaration of the country's independence and stand guard against British tyranny on the frontier or quietly express their views of loyalty to the crown. · · Hes.son encouraged people to include Libeny' in their Fourth of Juby cdebrations. . "Celebrate a modern Fourth of July and then come to the fon and share in our country's beginning." he said . Liberty! is one of the m~ny Fon Rando'lph events >eheduled lor the remainder of the touri sm season. 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' 8l0 Jackson Pike GalllpoUs, OH 356 East Main 740-446-3837 740-99l-6l92 ·Deborah Harrison· CONGRATS! Pomeroy,OH . Gen. Hartinger Parkway Middleport, OH "COUNTRYSTYLECOOK'INAT ITS BEST!" Great' Home SfYie.Breakfast & Dinner Ir&1ked $.teak. Roast Beet Fried Chicken and much moreJ · HoSI!ies. Hot or Cold. made to order. Great Hoa Does & Hambureers. . Fr~sh· han~. ~~!>~ed !ce cr::m :i;Gt~ and ~ . 740..992-5248 milkshake.s. l03 Wf!!!t Msln St. McArthur, OH . E.BIRTQN•_s . . . 740-596-9349 Dine J.n or Drive Thru -----.-- COUNTRY DINER Buy oneChuck Wagon Sandwic4 • Get One Free! /II . Call ahead lor pick-up at our out side pick-up window • Must Present Coupon ToMcCiuris Gallipolis Ferry, WV (304) 576-2220 pen rrom 11 am tillS pm (Wednesday· Sunday) " Closed Monday xt to the Robert C. Byrd Locks & Dam on Rt: 2 Exp. 719/08 · .... ~'""' j ~.~- ··- "....... ,.,.(,_~,..).~...J"'"'... ~~l~ lOOK FOR rHE OUR NEW lOCATION! . ExT~,M~~en~u1~E~:~ Thru. 1..,.1111 NO FRILLS, JUST OREAT RlOD! 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Michaels of Middlep(1rt on · But before \,<iking that well · a score of 54. deserved break the area Brady Curry of Gallipolis gQifers were once again hard was fourth at 56 while·Jacobat work on the golf course as Leach netted a 64 and Zane the third round of the tour Warner 65 ahead of Samuel traveled through Gallipolis Gordon. Brady Whitt and at Cliffside on Monday. The Adam Thomas. round was hit by a few In the ladies divi sion showers, but the young Kelsey Allbright ot· Point players played through to all Pleasant captured the first complete the third round of place trophy with 52 strokes competit_ion. while Libby Leach of In the premier 15-17 age Cheshire ·earned the runner. group, the final hole of the up trophy at 62. day proved the deciding Denver Thomas of Leon hole. In the very tight com- posted a. 70 to gain a onepetition, Kamal Dayal of stroke victory over Michael Gallipolis posted a solid par MacKnight ·of Mason in the five to gain a one-stroke 11 - 12 age , group. Third Ryan advantage over Will place went to Garrison ·of Point Pleasant Schinkelberg of Oapipolis · for firsL p!ac.e aL his hpme on · hk 7S: · while Ja-rn:rt ·· course. · . Martin 11_~~~~~ - !!·'~'hl~~~~~=-Dayai- posted a-wJfcf zn - Fo.r- thc I while Ga...rrison finished at bracket Dares Hamid edged 42 as the two leaders won brother Taae Hamid by a the Fruth trophies for the single stroke to win firsr week. Adam Roush of place. Dares posted a 43 Mason finished strong to while Taae had 44. Tied for snare third place at 44. third at identical scores of Jordan Cornwell of 55 were brothers Jatob and Gallipolis . was fourth with Jonah Hoback of Meigs 47 just a stroke ahead of while Camden Maddox of became the David Greene of Mason and Gallipolis Justin Cavender of Point youngest player to complete Pleasant. Brock McCjung the nine hold competitive had 53 and Eric Veith posted round in the Tri-County a 66 . The 13-14 age bracket . Plelise see Junior, BJ BY FRANK CAPEHART . SPORTS CORRESPONDENT tJJ~~dAve. · Sb.a<yid j:qm Philc.d.UpltiCi !" fllut"PLrft, $1.4 M fcl'-", ' Orilh:d New Dell Hond Dipped Ice Eal-ln Seotina or T1ke""'t . CHESTER - A Days of Glory Co- Ed Softball Tournament has been set for Aug . 8 throu gh I 0 at the Chester Ball Fields with all proc~ed s to benefit the Chester Ball Association and the . Angela Eason Memorial fi e lds.. The charge is $1OGa ie"m , plus iwo i 2-inch 44 core balls: This is slow pitch, five male and five female on the field.a t alLtimes,.fhen bat opposite hands, ages 21 and older, a nd slow pitch bats only with double eli mi.nation, one hour games. Space is limited to 12 teams. For more informaAP photo tion call Angie Edwards at Pittsburgh Pirates' Luis Rivas (31 } sljdes ~afely into second with 'an RBI double as 740-416-6956 or Mandie Cincinnati Reds shortstop Jeff Keppinger waits for the ball in the first inning of a baseball Grueser at 740-416-0900. game Wednesday in Cincinnati. On Aug. 9 there wi II be a ·hog roast dinner at $6 per person, a home run derby at · $5 per person with 50 percent of the proceeds going BY JoE KAv road games for only the sec- who got hit hard in his third for first, second and third ASSOCIATED PRESS ond time this season . major league start. The 22place prizes, and a variety Denny Bautista ( 1-0), year-old rookie gave up of door prizes, I CINCINNATI - 'Xavier obtained in a trade with seven runs in only 4 1-3 Nady homered twice and D"troit last week, 'got the innings . . drove in four runs vjcLOry in relief of John Van· B~ taking two of three in -- CoNTAcrUs· Wednesday night, leading Benschoten,_wh.o fiz;zllii in_ the des,...t.lle...2irate;;- he!d;--·! -Pitts'*.'l'g~=5-v' cuJ t ·hi &nnmecoming. Jay Bruce onto fi_fth place in lhe NL h 740i446-2342 ext. 33 .1 over the Cincinn ati Reds homered twi~.:c off Van Cemrat and relegated the shortly after the Pirates lost Benschoten, a 200 I first- Reds to last Fax - 1·740-446·3008 yet another pitcher to injury. round draft pick who grew About two dozen of Van ~·mill- spofts@mydailvsentine l.com Closer Matt Capps will be up in suburban Cincinnati B~nschoten ' ~ relatives and SJ>~.atoll gone .for about eight weeks admiring Pete Rose and the fnends were m .the stands for Eric Randolph, Sports Writer after a medical test detected Bengals. hts first professmnal hom~ ­ (740) 446·2342, ext 3 3 bursitis and tightness in his Bautista allowed only one town appearance. It dtdn t · . ,irandolph@mydallysentinel.com pitching shoulder. Capps is hit over 3 1-3 inning s, start very well or last very Bryan Walters, Sports Writer the fourth Pittsburgh pitcher allowing Nady to rally the long. ff h fi .h (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 to wind up on the disabled Pirates. . Bruce 1ed o t e trst wu bwalters @,mydailytribune.com list in the last two weeks. !'lady had' a run-scoring a homer, and Adam. Dunn. . The rest of the bullpen single, a solo homer and a led off the second Wtth hts larry.Crum, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 came through. helping the two-run shot off right-han· Please see Reds, 84 lcrum@mydallyregister.com Pirates win back-tu-back der Daryl Thompson (0-2), 2208 Jackson Ave . . " ~Joint Pleasant,WV 304-675-5427 228 W Main . l'omcroy 992-5432 eMf\ ·- take tour to Cliffside r.-- - --- ------~-- , 1There "IS" Such A Thing As A 1 I Free Lunch! • I· 1 1 En'ter Here For A I , I :. $30 .Gift Certificate We Will Be Open 8 to 8 Th urs., Fri., & Sat. see You At The Fireworks! • l 1 To One lH These Great Restaurants 1 I Drawing Each Week! . I I I Name:; _ _ _ _._ _:__·_ _ _ _ _ I ,. I Phone#_____________~----- 1 - - Grizzly Snuff & FREE Pocket Knife $1.69 · · . (While Supplies Last) · Levi Garrett Pouch $2.49 .Black & Mild Cigars Spk · Buy 1, Get a Black & Mild Wine c;igar Spk · Mail to: Free L1,1nch I I Gallipolis Dally Tribune L __ ~~-..WaJI&I'alls~U..4~L. __ .J I Party .IIIII FREE! • 1!40 bll~ ~- • '. OH 17401446·6888 @ Bud & Bud Light 18pk Cans $9 •.u · Naturai ';Light 12pk cans·$5.89 ~"'"' aaap FOR "''" ALL YOUR PAR-rY NEED-!. •• ' $4.99 . . ......~ Lunch Buffet 11:00 AM - 3:30 PM Mon •• Sat . Tlumk ;;;;o;;;7i~AV;t'i:"Wiiiiii't • YS /1 W . . K ro,.O.N 7 'llm·lh!lliol ll lOOinti · I UlOOftnl rr l.-'Ooo4. r l '~.., .... ,.,u.w,,"' :-)"'"" ' ' ll ,li!t01m ~: IWJ "" y,, to( '0Jtr ,.1<111\' ./ , . /1 ,\ lllll~ /(1 10 } ·cant-ill (l•lllipoJi .'1 Mon.~Sat. Fast Sendee 7am-10pm, Sun. 10am-10pm il''"• 'l'llru ltflndow JUwaya t111e11 �-~··· _· !',age A-S: The Dairy Sentinel www.mydailysentinel .com ........ , I ' . . - ... ....... Thursday,-Jul y-3 ; 2008. . "-=-"""'J11""'~tJ~:-- c • - -~~··.- - -• . -~h~ Favre may not be done, Page B2 ' Daily Sentinel - ... '· B·l,. Latest Riverside golf results, Page B2 Blue Jackets stiU making deals, Page B3 • Thursday, July 3, 2008 Tri~Couney junior :golfers SPORTS BRIEFS . ' Softball tourney set for Aug. 8 This Weeks Winner!!! . ' 8l0 Jackson Pike GalllpoUs, OH 356 East Main 740-446-3837 740-99l-6l92 ·Deborah Harrison· CONGRATS! Pomeroy,OH . Gen. Hartinger Parkway Middleport, OH "COUNTRYSTYLECOOK'INAT ITS BEST!" Great' Home SfYie.Breakfast & Dinner Ir&1ked $.teak. Roast Beet Fried Chicken and much moreJ · HoSI!ies. Hot or Cold. made to order. Great Hoa Does & Hambureers. . Fr~sh· han~. ~~!>~ed !ce cr::m :i;Gt~ and ~ . 740..992-5248 milkshake.s. l03 Wf!!!t Msln St. McArthur, OH . E.BIRTQN•_s . . . 740-596-9349 Dine J.n or Drive Thru -----.-- COUNTRY DINER Buy oneChuck Wagon Sandwic4 • Get One Free! /II . Call ahead lor pick-up at our out side pick-up window • Must Present Coupon ToMcCiuris Gallipolis Ferry, WV (304) 576-2220 pen rrom 11 am tillS pm (Wednesday· Sunday) " Closed Monday xt to the Robert C. Byrd Locks & Dam on Rt: 2 Exp. 719/08 · .... ~'""' j ~.~- ··- "....... ,.,.(,_~,..).~...J"'"'... ~~l~ lOOK FOR rHE OUR NEW lOCATION! . ExT~,M~~en~u1~E~:~ Thru. 1..,.1111 NO FRILLS, JUST OREAT RlOD! "l'ltllly Sttak 011 Whrtl.l" In l'ronl rl NEW Localion RL lin Pl. Pletttan~ WV 304-674-5479" Hour.: M·t: 10:,\0~Un , 6 pm:CI.,.I ~A. S11n IEllE major credit cards accepted Cliil 740-446-1251 'h'· lnld Smob:Siv.t, ..,lloPrl« h i ~U Aero•• from the city park P1t1J1t Q4iJJ.l e'' 'n. s..........,... .Not GiiJl lad.,... fcl..,.. qtJJJ.J Ia· 4 ,,. (...........). . Nady's 2 homers lead Pirates over Reds finished in a two-way dead lock between Erik Allbright and Opie Lucas. both of GALLIPOLIS - After Point Pleasant with identi three weeks of the 2008 Tri- cal scores of 41 . In the playCounty Junior Golf Tour, . off Lucas rolled in a par to young area golfers will take grab 1be first place Fruth a break for the holiday" trophy while Allbri ght weekend ~.ad. then · ie5-UJik ciaimed the runner=up-spot.- competition Monday, July Third place we nt to David 14 at Riverside. Michaels of Middlep(1rt on · But before \,<iking that well · a score of 54. deserved break the area Brady Curry of Gallipolis gQifers were once again hard was fourth at 56 while·Jacobat work on the golf course as Leach netted a 64 and Zane the third round of the tour Warner 65 ahead of Samuel traveled through Gallipolis Gordon. Brady Whitt and at Cliffside on Monday. The Adam Thomas. round was hit by a few In the ladies divi sion showers, but the young Kelsey Allbright ot· Point players played through to all Pleasant captured the first complete the third round of place trophy with 52 strokes competit_ion. while Libby Leach of In the premier 15-17 age Cheshire ·earned the runner. group, the final hole of the up trophy at 62. day proved the deciding Denver Thomas of Leon hole. In the very tight com- posted a. 70 to gain a onepetition, Kamal Dayal of stroke victory over Michael Gallipolis posted a solid par MacKnight ·of Mason in the five to gain a one-stroke 11 - 12 age , group. Third Ryan advantage over Will place went to Garrison ·of Point Pleasant Schinkelberg of Oapipolis · for firsL p!ac.e aL his hpme on · hk 7S: · while Ja-rn:rt ·· course. · . Martin 11_~~~~~ - !!·'~'hl~~~~~=-Dayai- posted a-wJfcf zn - Fo.r- thc I while Ga...rrison finished at bracket Dares Hamid edged 42 as the two leaders won brother Taae Hamid by a the Fruth trophies for the single stroke to win firsr week. Adam Roush of place. Dares posted a 43 Mason finished strong to while Taae had 44. Tied for snare third place at 44. third at identical scores of Jordan Cornwell of 55 were brothers Jatob and Gallipolis . was fourth with Jonah Hoback of Meigs 47 just a stroke ahead of while Camden Maddox of became the David Greene of Mason and Gallipolis Justin Cavender of Point youngest player to complete Pleasant. Brock McCjung the nine hold competitive had 53 and Eric Veith posted round in the Tri-County a 66 . The 13-14 age bracket . Plelise see Junior, BJ BY FRANK CAPEHART . SPORTS CORRESPONDENT tJJ~~dAve. · Sb.a<yid j:qm Philc.d.UpltiCi !" fllut"PLrft, $1.4 M fcl'-", ' Orilh:d New Dell Hond Dipped Ice Eal-ln Seotina or T1ke""'t . CHESTER - A Days of Glory Co- Ed Softball Tournament has been set for Aug . 8 throu gh I 0 at the Chester Ball Fields with all proc~ed s to benefit the Chester Ball Association and the . Angela Eason Memorial fi e lds.. The charge is $1OGa ie"m , plus iwo i 2-inch 44 core balls: This is slow pitch, five male and five female on the field.a t alLtimes,.fhen bat opposite hands, ages 21 and older, a nd slow pitch bats only with double eli mi.nation, one hour games. Space is limited to 12 teams. For more informaAP photo tion call Angie Edwards at Pittsburgh Pirates' Luis Rivas (31 } sljdes ~afely into second with 'an RBI double as 740-416-6956 or Mandie Cincinnati Reds shortstop Jeff Keppinger waits for the ball in the first inning of a baseball Grueser at 740-416-0900. game Wednesday in Cincinnati. On Aug. 9 there wi II be a ·hog roast dinner at $6 per person, a home run derby at · $5 per person with 50 percent of the proceeds going BY JoE KAv road games for only the sec- who got hit hard in his third for first, second and third ASSOCIATED PRESS ond time this season . major league start. The 22place prizes, and a variety Denny Bautista ( 1-0), year-old rookie gave up of door prizes, I CINCINNATI - 'Xavier obtained in a trade with seven runs in only 4 1-3 Nady homered twice and D"troit last week, 'got the innings . . drove in four runs vjcLOry in relief of John Van· B~ taking two of three in -- CoNTAcrUs· Wednesday night, leading Benschoten,_wh.o fiz;zllii in_ the des,...t.lle...2irate;;- he!d;--·! -Pitts'*.'l'g~=5-v' cuJ t ·hi &nnmecoming. Jay Bruce onto fi_fth place in lhe NL h 740i446-2342 ext. 33 .1 over the Cincinn ati Reds homered twi~.:c off Van Cemrat and relegated the shortly after the Pirates lost Benschoten, a 200 I first- Reds to last Fax - 1·740-446·3008 yet another pitcher to injury. round draft pick who grew About two dozen of Van ~·mill- spofts@mydailvsentine l.com Closer Matt Capps will be up in suburban Cincinnati B~nschoten ' ~ relatives and SJ>~.atoll gone .for about eight weeks admiring Pete Rose and the fnends were m .the stands for Eric Randolph, Sports Writer after a medical test detected Bengals. hts first professmnal hom~ ­ (740) 446·2342, ext 3 3 bursitis and tightness in his Bautista allowed only one town appearance. It dtdn t · . ,irandolph@mydallysentinel.com pitching shoulder. Capps is hit over 3 1-3 inning s, start very well or last very Bryan Walters, Sports Writer the fourth Pittsburgh pitcher allowing Nady to rally the long. ff h fi .h (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 to wind up on the disabled Pirates. . Bruce 1ed o t e trst wu bwalters @,mydailytribune.com list in the last two weeks. !'lady had' a run-scoring a homer, and Adam. Dunn. . The rest of the bullpen single, a solo homer and a led off the second Wtth hts larry.Crum, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 came through. helping the two-run shot off right-han· Please see Reds, 84 lcrum@mydallyregister.com Pirates win back-tu-back der Daryl Thompson (0-2), 2208 Jackson Ave . . " ~Joint Pleasant,WV 304-675-5427 228 W Main . l'omcroy 992-5432 eMf\ ·- take tour to Cliffside r.-- - --- ------~-- , 1There "IS" Such A Thing As A 1 I Free Lunch! • I· 1 1 En'ter Here For A I , I :. $30 .Gift Certificate We Will Be Open 8 to 8 Th urs., Fri., & Sat. see You At The Fireworks! • l 1 To One lH These Great Restaurants 1 I Drawing Each Week! . I I I Name:; _ _ _ _._ _:__·_ _ _ _ _ I ,. I Phone#_____________~----- 1 - - Grizzly Snuff & FREE Pocket Knife $1.69 · · . (While Supplies Last) · Levi Garrett Pouch $2.49 .Black & Mild Cigars Spk · Buy 1, Get a Black & Mild Wine c;igar Spk · Mail to: Free L1,1nch I I Gallipolis Dally Tribune L __ ~~-..WaJI&I'alls~U..4~L. __ .J I Party .IIIII FREE! • 1!40 bll~ ~- • '. OH 17401446·6888 @ Bud & Bud Light 18pk Cans $9 •.u · Naturai ';Light 12pk cans·$5.89 ~"'"' aaap FOR "''" ALL YOUR PAR-rY NEED-!. •• ' $4.99 . . ......~ Lunch Buffet 11:00 AM - 3:30 PM Mon •• Sat . Tlumk ;;;;o;;;7i~AV;t'i:"Wiiiiii't • YS /1 W . . K ro,.O.N 7 'llm·lh!lliol ll lOOinti · I UlOOftnl rr l.-'Ooo4. r l '~.., .... ,.,u.w,,"' :-)"'"" ' ' ll ,li!t01m ~: IWJ "" y,, to( '0Jtr ,.1<111\' ./ , . /1 ,\ lllll~ /(1 10 } ·cant-ill (l•lllipoJi .'1 Mon.~Sat. Fast Sendee 7am-10pm, Sun. 10am-10pm il''"• 'l'llru ltflndow JUwaya t111e11 �' • --- _.,..._.c.. -· - --· Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel ... Thursday. July 3, 200~ www.mydailysentinel".com ~ I - *7 ..- Winebrenner takes lead in Riverside Golf League ST.t.FF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAilVREGISTER .COj MASON, W.Va. - Mick Winebrenner. a retin!d gulf coach from Southern High School. has taken the lead in the 200~ Riverside Senior Men 's Golf League. . Winebrenner has a total of 177 p0ints to lead Carl Stone who has 175 points and· Paul Somerville with 170 .'l points for the year. The three players atop the standings have been trading the lead back-and-fourth throughout the year. Rounding out the top 10 are Ken Whited ( 141.5). Jim Gress ( 137), Bob Hill ( 137), Curtis Gr~bb ( 131 .5), Don Waldie ( 130.5 ). Haske I Jones ( 125 .5 ). Paul Maytwrd I 115.5) and Earl JohtNIII ( JJ5 .5 ). A new· record of 86 playe rs were on hand for Ttlesday\ play. The total made 20 four,omes and two three man reams for a total of "2 points possible fot the winn in~ 'core. This weeks low 'e<~re nf 61 was shot by the team of M ick Winebrenner, Curtis Grubb. Bill Rainey and Earl Johnson. There was a three-way tie for second place with scores of 62 betweel) the team or Chuck Stanley. Siebert Belcher. Bill Pethel and Larry Matthews , the team of Ed Deb Iaski, Tum McNeely, Jim Spencer and Paul Somerville and the team of Bob Brooks, Ed Wilson, Ed Coon and Jim Capehart. · The closes to the pin winners were Claude Proffitt of Patriot, Ohio on the ninth hole and Carl Stone on hole No. 14. Senior Golf L.e19011. Standings attar 14 " Riverside 1. Mick Winebrenner 2. Carl Stone 3. Paul Somerville 4. Ken Whited 5. Jim Gress 5. Bob Hill ~- CurtiS Grubb 8. Don Waldie 9. Haske! Jones 10. Paul Maynard 10. Bai'l Johnson 12. Kermy Greene 13. Rusty Wood 13. Wi llis Dudding 15. Gary Minton 16. Cecil Minton 1"7. Bob Oliver 18. Ralph Sayre 19. Bucky Dent 19..John Krawsczyn 21 . Bub Stfvers 21. Bill Yoho 23. Dick Dugan 177.0 175.0 170.5 141.5 137.0 137.0 131 .5 ' 130.5 125.5 '• 115.5 , 115.5. 114.5 114.0 ' 114.0 113.5 ' HOWARD fE~DRtCH ' ' tvv ditiiCUH iut we::: ltJ beaT :.~;.~G!ALE..U ~~~ AP photo In this Dec . 15, 2002. file photo, then-Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre passes against the San Francisco 49ers during an NFL football game in San Francisco. Favre is considering coming out of retirement. according to an ESPN report Wednesday. ·Favre considers return? GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Brett Favre dismissed an ESPN report .that he's con· side ring coming out of retiremeill as "all rumor." · · Favre responded Wedn esday io the ESPN report. by telling his hometown newspaper Web site, SunHeritiJ.com in Gulfport, Miss .. that "it \ all ru,mor." The paper reported that Favre sent · a· te)tt messag~ . th~re . s ··no reason --~1~~~?S~~~~- frcm•·· - season. The"Packers placed him on the reserve-retired Ji st in the spring so hi s salary does not now count toward the cap. Favre's co mmitment 10 retirement has been questioned since his announcement. That talk resumed in mid-June when Favre Withdrew from the American Century ·celebrity Golf Cb~mpionship at Lake Tahoe, schedu led tor July - H--I 1 WIMBLEDON, England - Lest anyone forget \hat Roger Federer has: indeed, lost at Wimbledon. the BBC filled time during a rain delay Wednesday by rolling tape of his 2002 first-round exit against Ma~io Ancic. That, of course. was the last time Federer stepped on a cou·rt at the All England Club - or anywhere on grass. for that mittter- and walked away without winning. Once Wednesday's weather cleared up, Federer faced off against Ancic on ,Centre <;;ourt once more, only this lime they were . playmg 111 the 2008 quarterfinals. and tt . was no contest whatsoever. - The top-ra11ked Fe_slcrer dJS~ mtsse~ ~!lCIC 6-1.7-5, 6-4 to · Hoger him. " Federer waves to the crowd after win· ning his quarterfinal match against Mario Ancic at Wimbledon. ~ "There will always be tough opponents. dangerous opponenrs. That has been the case for the last years. as well. But I found a way to wm always Of course, my dream i;s to not only w.in this year, b~t m~ny more years to . Especially if Federer plays the way he did Wednesday. He served brilliantly; includiryg 15 aces- one orl each of the final three points: He returned just as well. handling Ancic's 130 mp~ serves and limiting him to nine aces, half of what .th~ Croat was averaging in the tournament. · · · Federer broke Ancic fout Wed nesda~. times, and ' even when he AP photo didn't. made him work. The third set's opening game, for example, took 16 minutes; He's deti.nitely closer to him with 1o deuces and four this year than he was." break points,. before Anclc Nadal agreed with that finally held. It lasted 26 assessment.. points, and Federer won q . He's tryin~ to make a little _or, put another way, two lmtory of hts own: No man more than Ancic took off has ·w':'n the French Open Federer's serve all match. · · and Wtmbledon m th~.-same. .· "'I:here'!"·l'lni nlle pfflfl! yoo- co,t ~1C . . ~- Y~.:r ~:!~ce ~·~n-t9·ov': ==:&.eJ.-f0r fre_e ;:_~:=!id...~~.d~eie;-~ .· · .. · ~•er.~a: ; irl<ll'Crter'if. ~lFcalcs:- "<· t> ·t fy mg tt) bcmm rne t<Jm(J mg a lo(Oflnmgs Wimbledon semifinalist in reporrea-:That an Tournamenl spokesman . .19 consecutive wins at first man since 1886 to win better th"n lao! year;" N~dal 2005. . .• unidentified Puckers Sf!Urci: SieV<: Griffith said then that Wimbledon, 64 consec utive Wimbledon six years in a said. "Slice better. The_posiThe All England Club wa~ satd the 38-ycar-old Favre . Favre had to m1ss the event wms _on grass.• _and 17 con- row. Pete Sampras never dtd ·twn on court, m m~ opmton , the only Grand Slam site told coach Mtke McCarthy because ot a scheduhng secuuve semtfmal appear- n. Netther dtd BJorn Borg. 1 felt hke thts 1s better, where Safin hadn't reached 111 the pasl two "ceks that confltct. ances at Grand Slam tourna- The only man who · did? Playing, more aggressive the final four. He came til he has the ttch to play. When he retired. a teary ments. Willie Renshaw, and he only with the forehand all the Wimbledon . with a · 10-13 . "The _Packe rs have no Favre said. "I've given There were other numbers needed to win one match in time, ami the backhand is record this season, a rankinJ reac~JOn, team spokesman evcrythml,l I po'~tbl¥ could ar which to marvel, not the each ot hts ltve tttle de!ens- f~ehng well, too." . of 75th and a well-docu~ Jeff ' . Blumb told · The gtve to thts orgamzauon, the least of · which wa's thi s: ·es. because back then the · The four-time French men ted · di staste for the. Assocta~ed Press. game ot foo,tball. and I Federer won 61 of 71 points reignin g champion got a bye Open champion knows he'll place, 'from the grass to the " Fa~,re s . ag_ent; . lame~ don 't thtnk I ve got an~- on his serve. into the final.. . be facing an unseeded play- weather to the high price of Bus Cook, d1dn t return a thmg left to gtve And that s Asked afterward if he Federer ts f-orced to navt- er next, but he doesn't know strawberries and cream. · : But he 's played fantastic me"age seekmg comment. .lt. l, know I can play;, But I could pick one match over gate a tougher path, and the which one. The quarterfinal Packe rs general manager don t thmk I _want to. his career that stands olll expectation this y~ar h~s between 94th-ranked Rainer cally, beating No. 3 Nova!\ Ted Thompson and But less than tw_o months from the rest in terms of been that he wtll face hts Schuettler and I45th-ranked· D' k · · d th th Mc~arthy were on vacatmn. later, he told reporters ,he quality, · Federer replied, nemesis Nadal in a third Arnaud Clement was sus- si~de~vtc pfanyers. re~eller~~ _f<~vre rettred March 6 mtght be open to returnmg "Thankfully, I get those straight Wimbledon champi- pended because of darkness knows how talented the 6p alter a 17-year career._ . tf Rodgers was lll)Ured. moments quite often, actual- on ship match. The second- at one set apiece. f0 t-4 R · · Favre, a t'hree-nme MVP, ly." .. . , . . ~ usSJan 1s. . Cornerback AI Hams smd on ESPN's "NFL Live" that leads the league with 442 t,mked Nadal mO\ed closer They re sl~ted to resume . I never looked at Marat Favre · made similar· com- touchdown passes, 61 ,655 So there. ' to that by overwhelmmg_ play Thu~sday, w)len the hke No. 80 or 9? 1 ~. the ments to 'him. yards passing and 160 If anyone wondered 12th-.seeded Andy Murray ol ~a recast calls for showers, world. 1 mean, that s ndt_cu"1 know he has the itch 10 career victories. He started whether the thumping he Btttalll 6-3< 6-2~ 6-4 f~>r hts and _whatever the outcome, Jous;. He knows t_hat }ttl}: come back and r.Jay," Harris 253 consecutive regular-' took from Rafael Nadal in 22n? consecutive vtctory ·Nagai would be an over- s~lf , Feder~r satd: He~ said. " If he wttl or not, I season games, mor~ than last month's French Open ovet.~ll. . . whehnmg favonte . fmally show.m!l agm~ wha! · don't know." any other quarterback in final might h;we a lasting J~st like_ Federer dtd Saltn acknowledges he. c_an do. It s JUst. qutte surThe Packers plan to use history. Including the play- effect on Federer, it sure agamst Anctc, Nadal avo1d- Federer should be. looked pnsmg he does 11 here at Aaron Rodgers as their offs, his streak stands at doesn't sound as though ed tactn& a smgle break upon that way tn thetr W1mbledon." ;· starting quarterback for the 275. there's anything wrong with · po111t agam~t Murray, who match up. . . One of Federer's two los~· upcoming season, and he's Rodgers, meanwhile, has his confidence- particular- was. 111 hts ltrst maJor quar"I'm playm,g semtfinals, es _in 10 matches again~! been leading the team stirred up controversy him- ly here. terfmal. . . but that doesn t mean that I Saftn came m the 2005 through organized team self this week. In a Sports 'Til have a chance to win "I teel l1ke the t,eturn ts have a chance there, because Australian Open semifinal.s; activities and minicamp. Illustrated article, the quar- this tournament for the next normally a strong pa11 of my the guy has won how many 9-7 in the fifth set. . •. Rodgers has been terback said he didn ' t feel five or 10 , years," said game. r had no chance at all .rimes already here'" .Safin "Mara! knows how to beat groomed to take over fur pressure to connect ·with Federer. whose semifinal reall y on his serve, which said after beating No. 31 me," Federer noted. 'That Favre since being _selected fans the way Favre did. opponent Friday is the resur- :_vas.a shame." Murray said. Feliciano. L.~pez 3-6, 7-5, 7- was a nard one. I'm going td m the first round tn 2005, "I don't feellneed to sell gent Marat Safin, a former He s tmproved h1s game a 6 (I), 6-3. To beat Federer try to get htm back for tha1 but has played sparingly. myself to the fans," he said No. I player who owns two lot on the grass in the ·last you need to be Nadal and one."· . ., Favre has two years left i'n the article. 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His prujlherdev and center Dan du.ction declined in his next l'ritsche to the New York two seasons in the NHL, Rangers for defensemen f II' · "hrislian Backman and a mg tOJUSt 10 goals and ,_ 22 assists in 2005-06. He feuur Tyutin on Wednesday. also held out tor a new conI . Fritsche was thrilled to tract, missing the start of find himself going from the pnly NHL team to . never preseason camp two years ~ake tneplayoffs to one ago and angering then-genera I manager Doug that is it perennial power. , ·" It's unbelievable," said MacLean . Frit~cne, 22, who was the Columbus' front office (lfst 'Ohio native to play for had even made a risky trade t~e Blue Jackets. ''J'couldn't for an aging Sergei Fedorov b · d L' in ho pe·s ne . might heiR e more excite ' r.n going Zhcrdev· row inro his role tu "Smnle Cnp rn~terrder with t lc. team. ButFedorov, with an abundance of talent." · who was ilaJcd to Zherdev, 23, gives the Washington at the deadline Rangers one of the NHL's thi s spring, at times _pest ooe-on~one player~, but expressed frustration with also a·Russtan nght wmger · Zherdev. · who has frequently fallen Zherdev rebounded last into disfavor with manage- year wtth a fine season th at ment and teammates. He mcluded several htghltght. had ~career-high 61 points · :eel g~:>als, frequently fe~tur­ last season with 26 goals mg hts toe-drag mo ve lrum and 35 assists, second on the the htgh slot. . Columbus team to captain "Zherdev is a player that ~ick Nash. · we've had targeted for a . "He's got upside written couple of years,'' Sather all over him," Rangers gen- said. "This deal just sort of ejal manager Glen Sather fell in our laps. " Sjlid. "We are trying to get Fritsche, ~2. was a secyounger, we are trying to ond-round ptck who develget more talented and we' re oped into a fei sty third-line trying to get faster. If you center. He had 10 goals and )ook around the league 12 assists in 69 games last today, that's the way the season. · league is " The deal remakes the Blue , Btu Jackets - wlro.. · • The D~y Sentinel• _Page B3 ' yout~ movement: 4 young stars ~raded by Rangers; Blue Jackets . ASSOCIATED PRESS Federer routs Ancic ·at Wimbledon, gets Satin next BY July 3. 2008 BY RusTY MILLER 112.5 112.0 111 .0 107.5 107.5 107.0 107.0 106.5 ~ Thursday, I an l.~adership on the back end . . Tyutin, who turns 25 later this month, adds a puckmoving blue-liner who qn help Columbus' power play. He's coming off a year in which he had five goals and 15 a»ists . for the ' Rangers, adding three assi'" ·in the playoffs. . "What can I "'Y'! .J' m happy to be coming to Columbus," Tyutin said by telephone from . Guelph. Ontario. "I love to play the game. When 1 get there, 1 will try to play my .best and work hard ;m-d improve myl\elf and h0pe we em ~tkf" ir to thP In this May 9 file photo, Pittsburgh Penguins forward Marian Hossa. of Slovakia, skates agatnst the Philadelphia Flyers in the second period ou ring Game 1 of the NI'IL hockey Eastern Conference · pl:\¥1~.;,..::.....-H Piti:Si.H. II/5i I. Hossa has Eve ry player the Blue signed with the Jackets have added. so far. Detroit Red · through two tracles and one Wi ngs. fre~ agenr signi ng thiS summer has. been a solid playoff AP photo performer. That\ an important quality for " team which finished II poi!l\S out or the final .playoff spot in the West this year. Backma11, · 2R, is 6-4 and 210 pounds and gives the ·----~ Blue Jackets another hig defenseman to go with the 6-5. 228-pound Commodore. His numbers almost .matched those of Tyutin last season. totaling three goah and 15 assists in BY lARRY LAGE his fir:-.t full ~~a:-.on in the frie ndlv number that fit into the regular season. ASSOCIATED PRESS NHL - wii h the Otta\\a the tciun·,, plans to retain "Th e addition of Fedor Senator.~o, . .He ha:-. ~5 go:.JI .. , Zetterberg and · Franzen and Christian to our lineup has really improved our DE;TROIT Marian imd 61 ;rssish in 75 playoff bevoncl nfxt sc:a~on . puck-mov[ng abil' . from Hnssa chose · t ~ join the !FIJl.lCt... ~· Tltc deai. -!':!•.'cioh!,~-w!m!=-:-~ bl U ....." ,,l "'""··" ' " ir~~~~~~~in~r~il~~.~-~~· ~a~t.~a~d~i~s-~~~~~~;~~~~~~:~:~~:~~:~~::~ \'-' ing... other tei.llllS \\iere \villin!J, tfl He, hopes . hoistmg the generai manager Ken ~ivc Hossa. se ·sh play was on Tueo.;claystrong never warmly received by into a solid. defensive team teams are buill .from th~ Stanley Cup wtll make it · Hol land 'aid. "He's a pre- - "There were si~ nific:ant mier JWWer l'orward in ·the offers and opportl!llities out his Columbus teammates or in front of promising goalie . back end out and we feel worth the sacr ifice. Hossa signed a one-year game . Li lfl.lhle of SL'tlring )0: there for Marian." H01land f~ns because he spoke only Pascal Leclaire. Columbus like we made significant contract with Detroit on 40. 50 gmt b... sa id. "I thoug)lt it was going halting English and seldom is looking for its tirst post- strides in that area." Hossa scored a career· to be cltfficult to make made public appearances. season berth since joming Howson hopes tu add at . Wedneschfy. and a person in the NHL told The high -15 g'""' for the Marian a Red Wing." , ·Zherdev .was the No. 4 the NHL in 2000. least nne more forward. posAssoc iate<! Press I he deal " Senall>rs uurin e the 200c-03 But as Holland drove to pick in the 2003 draft and 'The Blue Jackets thought sibly a top-line center to go _ season and ha,f a earecr-.bc't work Wednesday at Joe li,ad to sneak out of Russia the team was a li-ttle weak between Nash and Freclrik worth $7.45 million . He had rebltffed a chance 100 points twc> ·'e'"""' ago Lrruis.Arena. Hns.sa's agent. . under cover of darkness to on defense," Fritsche said. Modin. re-sign with the in Atlanla. Ritch Winter, sit id his client to g¢t to North America "With the ' addition of He was deal t to Pittsburgh was ·wi lling to accept a oneb:Ccause he feared he might Commodore and these two AP Hockev Writer fro Pittsburgh Pengu ins. who were reportedly offering $7 from Atlanta at last season's year contract. · be compelled to remain in guys, they feel solid on the Podell in Ni:ll' York conmillion a season as part ·of trade deadline with an expir"W ithout Marian wanting ~is homeland under the blue line with a lot of veter- rributcd to t!tis rcporr. five-year contract after they ing con tract. The Thmsh,cr.' to be a Red Wing, thi s uay lust the Stanley C up finals to acquired him frott\ the never happens." he said. Detroit last month . Senators helore the)ll05-!l6 Holl;md wants thi s to be "It was a rea lly tough · season in the .deal tlwt sent the first of man y years decisi(m ,for me to make."' Dany Heatley to Ottawa. Hossct plays for the Red Hossa said. "When I com Detroit and Hossa hope Win ~s. who will try to eive BY TIM DAHLBERG up just before the game and lead with 23 . pareu the two tea~lS. I .felt the one-year co ntract i·.\ a him ';, long-term deal after ASSOCIATED PRESS score a seat almost anyIt wasn't long ago ·that iike I would have a little bet· win-win dea l. The Red ensu ring Ze tt erberg and where in Petco Park. Barry Bonds hit 73 out in ter of a chance to win the Win~ s wtll c'Olllll on him to Franzen are unde r contract , The view from section · It 's purely anecdotal , of one season and 60 meant Cup in Detroit." , help'""thcrn \\in it all e~~;tin a~ after next ~eason. ;!'19, row 14 in the course. Baseball will tell nothing. Now there\ a good The . high-scoring winger he plays for a· team tlut will "The hope is we can keep Metrodome wasn't bad, you everything is great and chance no one will hit 50 for wa.s one of the key players be favored to hoisl it> j)J'th everybody:· Holland said . .!bough being in the middle point to hefty ticket sales the first time in four years. who helped Pitt sburgh Stanley Cup .\ince 1997 ;md ''I've -~ ot su me time now to of a long row meant a night that likely will top 80 mil- h might be pure coinci - advance to the Stanley Cup 12th over:rll . see. ifl Cilli put. it all togeth ~ spent pasted to the tiny lion this year. dence that home runs went fin als, which they lost to "l cou ld get more m t m~ y er. seats. Minnesota nice onfy They might be right. Just down about the same time Detroit in six games. somew here else. hut I was Ho'ssa should fit in well goes so far, so there was no the other day, Manny baseball began serious testWith Hossa headed for looking for the hes\ c·hance ll'ith the Red Wings because ~hance of getting up and Ramirez had to beat down ing for steroids and amphet- Detroi t.' the most highly cov - to win the Stanley Cup." he is a talented forward who crawling over people to the the 64-y.ear-old traveling amines. bill they did. Two eted forwards left on the free Hossa said . al so excels'" a backchecker ai'sle unless things got real secretary for the Red Sox ye<~rs ago, baseball aver- agent market are Jaromir The .sh(lrt-term deal ~ives when ·uppnnents have the SI!rious. when he couldn't immedi- aged 2.23 home runs a Jagr and Mats Sut H.lin . the Reel Wings salary-cap puck. He sl]ecl his reputation .·:For 26 bucks each, the ately fulfill a request for 16 game , but even as bat.s get Sundin isn't close to sign ing space y; ex tenJ cont rac t,. as a playoff under<tchiever upper deck seats weren't tickets to a sold-out game harder and ball parks. seem with anyone. and sa id improving the ir chances by leading tile Pengu ins · ~;J(actly a bargain, but · not with the Astros. ' to grow smaller. the aver<ige Wednesday he needs more later this summer of kee ping wi th 12 goals. and his 26 much is in baseball these But look around almost is I .95 a game so far this time to decide where. or if. Henrik Zellcrbcrg ;md .lnhan points wel·e a point short of ,:lays. I was thinking about any stadium outside of season, according to the he wants to play nexr .\ea- Fmnun nil the' free a~ ell! marching Sidney Crosby's ~at as I added up in my Boston or New York, and Elias Sports Bureau. , sun. market in 2009. tcam-lcad in~ total. head what it cost the belea- you'll see large 'chunks of Gas prices or home runs, Hossa has scored at least Holland sc11d he offered a The "9-ycar:old native of take your pick. Surely in a 2<J goals the past eight .sea- multiyear contracl to H<)ssct th e Ct.ech Republic was guered. older couple in the prime seats going unused flext row · with four grand- whether the game is sold out game built on numbers there sons and has 299 in hi s on Tuesday. ihe first day of drafted 12th overall in 1997 Jids in tow to take in a or not. is· an· economist somewhere career, dating 10 1998-9'! .free agency. at a sa lary-c up by 0!1,1\1 a. JWins game. The .faltering economy who can track correspond• Maybe $300 for the night, could be to blame, as ·could in g graphs ver,us attenSiguring in about $25 in gas the price of g:is, which is dance for each. fa take the minivan to tile beginning 'to rival that of There's not mu.ch baseball ~arne and another $I5 to beer at stadiums. If ticket can do about the . tost of !Jark it nearby. They could prices that increased I0.9 f~el. but there niig~t be a fix liave gotten by on less; but percent this season alone for the home run problem . ln the six innings they don't make mom and dad The greatest home run hitter Stayed the group managed think twice about taking the of all time remains .unem~ consume mass amounts kids, maybe the cost of a played while, not coineivf soda, popcorn and pizza. tank of gas will. denially, attendance has ; I bring thts up because the .Or maybe baseball isn't slumped by about 5.000 a pther thing that struck me delivering on what brought game in San Francisco. 'bout the game was how fans back to ballpark in the Bonds is getting so deslllany · empty se~ts there first . place in the late '90s perate that his agent reccnt~ere for one of the biggest and touched off today's 1~ said· he would play for ~ames of the year in attendance boom - the big · free if only someone would ~inneajmlis. It was home run. take.a chance on him . liaturday, the Twins were Hardly anyone is hitting Love him or hate him. at liding a 10-game winning .them in the American that price it might be worth Streak, and the Milwaukee League, where halfway filling up the tank ·for a Jlrewers were in town. through the season no one drive lo the ballpark. • A couple weeks earlier, I has reached the 20 home run • . 'oticed the same thing in mark. It's not much better in Tim Da!t'lbei-g i,, a_natirm~an Diego. The hated the senior circuit, where two al spo rts colwrm(st fin· Tire J>odgers were playing the second basemen , of all Associared Press. Writ-e to Padres, yet you could walk things, share the home run him ar rdalrl!Jergap.org _ Free agent Marian Hossa -signs with · defending-champion Detroit Red Whigs :Among the empty seats a't the ballpark •• JuniQr lead at 28 markers while Erik Allbright is second .~ ith 20. Curry is.third at 12, · Wv'arner has II points and froni Page Bl Saunders and Mtchaels are tied at 10 each. history. Maddox is just In the ladies division. IJitcee of and com. Allbright leads with 27, Leach is second at 23 and .Miriam Gordon has I 0. II, 12 division leader · s Michael MacKni ght at '26 and Greene are ' points. Denver Thomas has for second at 16 points '.20 and Schenkelberg has ...... ,._ Adam Roush has 10. 12. ' Opie Lucas has the 13-14 For the young I 0-and- ' t under group Dares Hamid leads at 20 points , Taae Hamid has 16, Jacob Hoback has 15 and Jonah Hoback has earned 13 in the tight race. . The players will now take the week off to celebrate the Fourth of July. They will return to competition on Monday. Jul y 14· at Riverside in Mason with the final round of lhc 2008 season to be held with the annual roundup at Hidden Valley on Jul y? l. �' • --- _.,..._.c.. -· - --· Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel ... Thursday. July 3, 200~ www.mydailysentinel".com ~ I - *7 ..- Winebrenner takes lead in Riverside Golf League ST.t.FF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAilVREGISTER .COj MASON, W.Va. - Mick Winebrenner. a retin!d gulf coach from Southern High School. has taken the lead in the 200~ Riverside Senior Men 's Golf League. . Winebrenner has a total of 177 p0ints to lead Carl Stone who has 175 points and· Paul Somerville with 170 .'l points for the year. The three players atop the standings have been trading the lead back-and-fourth throughout the year. Rounding out the top 10 are Ken Whited ( 141.5). Jim Gress ( 137), Bob Hill ( 137), Curtis Gr~bb ( 131 .5), Don Waldie ( 130.5 ). Haske I Jones ( 125 .5 ). Paul Maytwrd I 115.5) and Earl JohtNIII ( JJ5 .5 ). A new· record of 86 playe rs were on hand for Ttlesday\ play. The total made 20 four,omes and two three man reams for a total of "2 points possible fot the winn in~ 'core. This weeks low 'e<~re nf 61 was shot by the team of M ick Winebrenner, Curtis Grubb. Bill Rainey and Earl Johnson. There was a three-way tie for second place with scores of 62 betweel) the team or Chuck Stanley. Siebert Belcher. Bill Pethel and Larry Matthews , the team of Ed Deb Iaski, Tum McNeely, Jim Spencer and Paul Somerville and the team of Bob Brooks, Ed Wilson, Ed Coon and Jim Capehart. · The closes to the pin winners were Claude Proffitt of Patriot, Ohio on the ninth hole and Carl Stone on hole No. 14. Senior Golf L.e19011. Standings attar 14 " Riverside 1. Mick Winebrenner 2. Carl Stone 3. Paul Somerville 4. Ken Whited 5. Jim Gress 5. Bob Hill ~- CurtiS Grubb 8. Don Waldie 9. Haske! Jones 10. Paul Maynard 10. Bai'l Johnson 12. Kermy Greene 13. Rusty Wood 13. Wi llis Dudding 15. Gary Minton 16. Cecil Minton 1"7. Bob Oliver 18. Ralph Sayre 19. Bucky Dent 19..John Krawsczyn 21 . Bub Stfvers 21. Bill Yoho 23. Dick Dugan 177.0 175.0 170.5 141.5 137.0 137.0 131 .5 ' 130.5 125.5 '• 115.5 , 115.5. 114.5 114.0 ' 114.0 113.5 ' HOWARD fE~DRtCH ' ' tvv ditiiCUH iut we::: ltJ beaT :.~;.~G!ALE..U ~~~ AP photo In this Dec . 15, 2002. file photo, then-Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre passes against the San Francisco 49ers during an NFL football game in San Francisco. Favre is considering coming out of retirement. according to an ESPN report Wednesday. ·Favre considers return? GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Brett Favre dismissed an ESPN report .that he's con· side ring coming out of retiremeill as "all rumor." · · Favre responded Wedn esday io the ESPN report. by telling his hometown newspaper Web site, SunHeritiJ.com in Gulfport, Miss .. that "it \ all ru,mor." The paper reported that Favre sent · a· te)tt messag~ . th~re . s ··no reason --~1~~~?S~~~~- frcm•·· - season. The"Packers placed him on the reserve-retired Ji st in the spring so hi s salary does not now count toward the cap. Favre's co mmitment 10 retirement has been questioned since his announcement. That talk resumed in mid-June when Favre Withdrew from the American Century ·celebrity Golf Cb~mpionship at Lake Tahoe, schedu led tor July - H--I 1 WIMBLEDON, England - Lest anyone forget \hat Roger Federer has: indeed, lost at Wimbledon. the BBC filled time during a rain delay Wednesday by rolling tape of his 2002 first-round exit against Ma~io Ancic. That, of course. was the last time Federer stepped on a cou·rt at the All England Club - or anywhere on grass. for that mittter- and walked away without winning. Once Wednesday's weather cleared up, Federer faced off against Ancic on ,Centre <;;ourt once more, only this lime they were . playmg 111 the 2008 quarterfinals. and tt . was no contest whatsoever. - The top-ra11ked Fe_slcrer dJS~ mtsse~ ~!lCIC 6-1.7-5, 6-4 to · Hoger him. " Federer waves to the crowd after win· ning his quarterfinal match against Mario Ancic at Wimbledon. ~ "There will always be tough opponents. dangerous opponenrs. That has been the case for the last years. as well. But I found a way to wm always Of course, my dream i;s to not only w.in this year, b~t m~ny more years to . Especially if Federer plays the way he did Wednesday. He served brilliantly; includiryg 15 aces- one orl each of the final three points: He returned just as well. handling Ancic's 130 mp~ serves and limiting him to nine aces, half of what .th~ Croat was averaging in the tournament. · · · Federer broke Ancic fout Wed nesda~. times, and ' even when he AP photo didn't. made him work. The third set's opening game, for example, took 16 minutes; He's deti.nitely closer to him with 1o deuces and four this year than he was." break points,. before Anclc Nadal agreed with that finally held. It lasted 26 assessment.. points, and Federer won q . He's tryin~ to make a little _or, put another way, two lmtory of hts own: No man more than Ancic took off has ·w':'n the French Open Federer's serve all match. · · and Wtmbledon m th~.-same. .· "'I:here'!"·l'lni nlle pfflfl! yoo- co,t ~1C . . ~- Y~.:r ~:!~ce ~·~n-t9·ov': ==:&.eJ.-f0r fre_e ;:_~:=!id...~~.d~eie;-~ .· · .. · ~•er.~a: ; irl<ll'Crter'if. ~lFcalcs:- "<· t> ·t fy mg tt) bcmm rne t<Jm(J mg a lo(Oflnmgs Wimbledon semifinalist in reporrea-:That an Tournamenl spokesman . .19 consecutive wins at first man since 1886 to win better th"n lao! year;" N~dal 2005. . .• unidentified Puckers Sf!Urci: SieV<: Griffith said then that Wimbledon, 64 consec utive Wimbledon six years in a said. "Slice better. The_posiThe All England Club wa~ satd the 38-ycar-old Favre . Favre had to m1ss the event wms _on grass.• _and 17 con- row. Pete Sampras never dtd ·twn on court, m m~ opmton , the only Grand Slam site told coach Mtke McCarthy because ot a scheduhng secuuve semtfmal appear- n. Netther dtd BJorn Borg. 1 felt hke thts 1s better, where Safin hadn't reached 111 the pasl two "ceks that confltct. ances at Grand Slam tourna- The only man who · did? Playing, more aggressive the final four. He came til he has the ttch to play. When he retired. a teary ments. Willie Renshaw, and he only with the forehand all the Wimbledon . with a · 10-13 . "The _Packe rs have no Favre said. "I've given There were other numbers needed to win one match in time, ami the backhand is record this season, a rankinJ reac~JOn, team spokesman evcrythml,l I po'~tbl¥ could ar which to marvel, not the each ot hts ltve tttle de!ens- f~ehng well, too." . of 75th and a well-docu~ Jeff ' . Blumb told · The gtve to thts orgamzauon, the least of · which wa's thi s: ·es. because back then the · The four-time French men ted · di staste for the. Assocta~ed Press. game ot foo,tball. and I Federer won 61 of 71 points reignin g champion got a bye Open champion knows he'll place, 'from the grass to the " Fa~,re s . ag_ent; . lame~ don 't thtnk I ve got an~- on his serve. into the final.. . be facing an unseeded play- weather to the high price of Bus Cook, d1dn t return a thmg left to gtve And that s Asked afterward if he Federer ts f-orced to navt- er next, but he doesn't know strawberries and cream. · : But he 's played fantastic me"age seekmg comment. .lt. l, know I can play;, But I could pick one match over gate a tougher path, and the which one. The quarterfinal Packe rs general manager don t thmk I _want to. his career that stands olll expectation this y~ar h~s between 94th-ranked Rainer cally, beating No. 3 Nova!\ Ted Thompson and But less than tw_o months from the rest in terms of been that he wtll face hts Schuettler and I45th-ranked· D' k · · d th th Mc~arthy were on vacatmn. later, he told reporters ,he quality, · Federer replied, nemesis Nadal in a third Arnaud Clement was sus- si~de~vtc pfanyers. re~eller~~ _f<~vre rettred March 6 mtght be open to returnmg "Thankfully, I get those straight Wimbledon champi- pended because of darkness knows how talented the 6p alter a 17-year career._ . tf Rodgers was lll)Ured. moments quite often, actual- on ship match. The second- at one set apiece. f0 t-4 R · · Favre, a t'hree-nme MVP, ly." .. . , . . ~ usSJan 1s. . Cornerback AI Hams smd on ESPN's "NFL Live" that leads the league with 442 t,mked Nadal mO\ed closer They re sl~ted to resume . I never looked at Marat Favre · made similar· com- touchdown passes, 61 ,655 So there. ' to that by overwhelmmg_ play Thu~sday, w)len the hke No. 80 or 9? 1 ~. the ments to 'him. yards passing and 160 If anyone wondered 12th-.seeded Andy Murray ol ~a recast calls for showers, world. 1 mean, that s ndt_cu"1 know he has the itch 10 career victories. He started whether the thumping he Btttalll 6-3< 6-2~ 6-4 f~>r hts and _whatever the outcome, Jous;. He knows t_hat }ttl}: come back and r.Jay," Harris 253 consecutive regular-' took from Rafael Nadal in 22n? consecutive vtctory ·Nagai would be an over- s~lf , Feder~r satd: He~ said. " If he wttl or not, I season games, mor~ than last month's French Open ovet.~ll. . . whehnmg favonte . fmally show.m!l agm~ wha! · don't know." any other quarterback in final might h;we a lasting J~st like_ Federer dtd Saltn acknowledges he. c_an do. It s JUst. qutte surThe Packers plan to use history. Including the play- effect on Federer, it sure agamst Anctc, Nadal avo1d- Federer should be. looked pnsmg he does 11 here at Aaron Rodgers as their offs, his streak stands at doesn't sound as though ed tactn& a smgle break upon that way tn thetr W1mbledon." ;· starting quarterback for the 275. there's anything wrong with · po111t agam~t Murray, who match up. . . One of Federer's two los~· upcoming season, and he's Rodgers, meanwhile, has his confidence- particular- was. 111 hts ltrst maJor quar"I'm playm,g semtfinals, es _in 10 matches again~! been leading the team stirred up controversy him- ly here. terfmal. . . but that doesn t mean that I Saftn came m the 2005 through organized team self this week. In a Sports 'Til have a chance to win "I teel l1ke the t,eturn ts have a chance there, because Australian Open semifinal.s; activities and minicamp. Illustrated article, the quar- this tournament for the next normally a strong pa11 of my the guy has won how many 9-7 in the fifth set. . •. Rodgers has been terback said he didn ' t feel five or 10 , years," said game. r had no chance at all .rimes already here'" .Safin "Mara! knows how to beat groomed to take over fur pressure to connect ·with Federer. whose semifinal reall y on his serve, which said after beating No. 31 me," Federer noted. 'That Favre since being _selected fans the way Favre did. opponent Friday is the resur- :_vas.a shame." Murray said. Feliciano. L.~pez 3-6, 7-5, 7- was a nard one. I'm going td m the first round tn 2005, "I don't feellneed to sell gent Marat Safin, a former He s tmproved h1s game a 6 (I), 6-3. To beat Federer try to get htm back for tha1 but has played sparingly. myself to the fans," he said No. I player who owns two lot on the grass in the ·last you need to be Nadal and one."· . ., Favre has two years left i'n the article. 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His prujlherdev and center Dan du.ction declined in his next l'ritsche to the New York two seasons in the NHL, Rangers for defensemen f II' · "hrislian Backman and a mg tOJUSt 10 goals and ,_ 22 assists in 2005-06. He feuur Tyutin on Wednesday. also held out tor a new conI . Fritsche was thrilled to tract, missing the start of find himself going from the pnly NHL team to . never preseason camp two years ~ake tneplayoffs to one ago and angering then-genera I manager Doug that is it perennial power. , ·" It's unbelievable," said MacLean . Frit~cne, 22, who was the Columbus' front office (lfst 'Ohio native to play for had even made a risky trade t~e Blue Jackets. ''J'couldn't for an aging Sergei Fedorov b · d L' in ho pe·s ne . might heiR e more excite ' r.n going Zhcrdev· row inro his role tu "Smnle Cnp rn~terrder with t lc. team. ButFedorov, with an abundance of talent." · who was ilaJcd to Zherdev, 23, gives the Washington at the deadline Rangers one of the NHL's thi s spring, at times _pest ooe-on~one player~, but expressed frustration with also a·Russtan nght wmger · Zherdev. · who has frequently fallen Zherdev rebounded last into disfavor with manage- year wtth a fine season th at ment and teammates. He mcluded several htghltght. had ~career-high 61 points · :eel g~:>als, frequently fe~tur­ last season with 26 goals mg hts toe-drag mo ve lrum and 35 assists, second on the the htgh slot. . Columbus team to captain "Zherdev is a player that ~ick Nash. · we've had targeted for a . "He's got upside written couple of years,'' Sather all over him," Rangers gen- said. "This deal just sort of ejal manager Glen Sather fell in our laps. " Sjlid. "We are trying to get Fritsche, ~2. was a secyounger, we are trying to ond-round ptck who develget more talented and we' re oped into a fei sty third-line trying to get faster. If you center. He had 10 goals and )ook around the league 12 assists in 69 games last today, that's the way the season. · league is " The deal remakes the Blue , Btu Jackets - wlro.. · • The D~y Sentinel• _Page B3 ' yout~ movement: 4 young stars ~raded by Rangers; Blue Jackets . ASSOCIATED PRESS Federer routs Ancic ·at Wimbledon, gets Satin next BY July 3. 2008 BY RusTY MILLER 112.5 112.0 111 .0 107.5 107.5 107.0 107.0 106.5 ~ Thursday, I an l.~adership on the back end . . Tyutin, who turns 25 later this month, adds a puckmoving blue-liner who qn help Columbus' power play. He's coming off a year in which he had five goals and 15 a»ists . for the ' Rangers, adding three assi'" ·in the playoffs. . "What can I "'Y'! .J' m happy to be coming to Columbus," Tyutin said by telephone from . Guelph. Ontario. "I love to play the game. When 1 get there, 1 will try to play my .best and work hard ;m-d improve myl\elf and h0pe we em ~tkf" ir to thP In this May 9 file photo, Pittsburgh Penguins forward Marian Hossa. of Slovakia, skates agatnst the Philadelphia Flyers in the second period ou ring Game 1 of the NI'IL hockey Eastern Conference · pl:\¥1~.;,..::.....-H Piti:Si.H. II/5i I. Hossa has Eve ry player the Blue signed with the Jackets have added. so far. Detroit Red · through two tracles and one Wi ngs. fre~ agenr signi ng thiS summer has. been a solid playoff AP photo performer. That\ an important quality for " team which finished II poi!l\S out or the final .playoff spot in the West this year. Backma11, · 2R, is 6-4 and 210 pounds and gives the ·----~ Blue Jackets another hig defenseman to go with the 6-5. 228-pound Commodore. His numbers almost .matched those of Tyutin last season. totaling three goah and 15 assists in BY lARRY LAGE his fir:-.t full ~~a:-.on in the frie ndlv number that fit into the regular season. ASSOCIATED PRESS NHL - wii h the Otta\\a the tciun·,, plans to retain "Th e addition of Fedor Senator.~o, . .He ha:-. ~5 go:.JI .. , Zetterberg and · Franzen and Christian to our lineup has really improved our DE;TROIT Marian imd 61 ;rssish in 75 playoff bevoncl nfxt sc:a~on . puck-mov[ng abil' . from Hnssa chose · t ~ join the !FIJl.lCt... ~· Tltc deai. -!':!•.'cioh!,~-w!m!=-:-~ bl U ....." ,,l "'""··" ' " ir~~~~~~~in~r~il~~.~-~~· ~a~t.~a~d~i~s-~~~~~~;~~~~~~:~:~~:~~:~~::~ \'-' ing... other tei.llllS \\iere \villin!J, tfl He, hopes . hoistmg the generai manager Ken ~ivc Hossa. se ·sh play was on Tueo.;claystrong never warmly received by into a solid. defensive team teams are buill .from th~ Stanley Cup wtll make it · Hol land 'aid. "He's a pre- - "There were si~ nific:ant mier JWWer l'orward in ·the offers and opportl!llities out his Columbus teammates or in front of promising goalie . back end out and we feel worth the sacr ifice. Hossa signed a one-year game . Li lfl.lhle of SL'tlring )0: there for Marian." H01land f~ns because he spoke only Pascal Leclaire. Columbus like we made significant contract with Detroit on 40. 50 gmt b... sa id. "I thoug)lt it was going halting English and seldom is looking for its tirst post- strides in that area." Hossa scored a career· to be cltfficult to make made public appearances. season berth since joming Howson hopes tu add at . Wedneschfy. and a person in the NHL told The high -15 g'""' for the Marian a Red Wing." , ·Zherdev .was the No. 4 the NHL in 2000. least nne more forward. posAssoc iate<! Press I he deal " Senall>rs uurin e the 200c-03 But as Holland drove to pick in the 2003 draft and 'The Blue Jackets thought sibly a top-line center to go _ season and ha,f a earecr-.bc't work Wednesday at Joe li,ad to sneak out of Russia the team was a li-ttle weak between Nash and Freclrik worth $7.45 million . He had rebltffed a chance 100 points twc> ·'e'"""' ago Lrruis.Arena. Hns.sa's agent. . under cover of darkness to on defense," Fritsche said. Modin. re-sign with the in Atlanla. Ritch Winter, sit id his client to g¢t to North America "With the ' addition of He was deal t to Pittsburgh was ·wi lling to accept a oneb:Ccause he feared he might Commodore and these two AP Hockev Writer fro Pittsburgh Pengu ins. who were reportedly offering $7 from Atlanta at last season's year contract. · be compelled to remain in guys, they feel solid on the Podell in Ni:ll' York conmillion a season as part ·of trade deadline with an expir"W ithout Marian wanting ~is homeland under the blue line with a lot of veter- rributcd to t!tis rcporr. five-year contract after they ing con tract. The Thmsh,cr.' to be a Red Wing, thi s uay lust the Stanley C up finals to acquired him frott\ the never happens." he said. Detroit last month . Senators helore the)ll05-!l6 Holl;md wants thi s to be "It was a rea lly tough · season in the .deal tlwt sent the first of man y years decisi(m ,for me to make."' Dany Heatley to Ottawa. Hossct plays for the Red Hossa said. "When I com Detroit and Hossa hope Win ~s. who will try to eive BY TIM DAHLBERG up just before the game and lead with 23 . pareu the two tea~lS. I .felt the one-year co ntract i·.\ a him ';, long-term deal after ASSOCIATED PRESS score a seat almost anyIt wasn't long ago ·that iike I would have a little bet· win-win dea l. The Red ensu ring Ze tt erberg and where in Petco Park. Barry Bonds hit 73 out in ter of a chance to win the Win~ s wtll c'Olllll on him to Franzen are unde r contract , The view from section · It 's purely anecdotal , of one season and 60 meant Cup in Detroit." , help'""thcrn \\in it all e~~;tin a~ after next ~eason. ;!'19, row 14 in the course. Baseball will tell nothing. Now there\ a good The . high-scoring winger he plays for a· team tlut will "The hope is we can keep Metrodome wasn't bad, you everything is great and chance no one will hit 50 for wa.s one of the key players be favored to hoisl it> j)J'th everybody:· Holland said . .!bough being in the middle point to hefty ticket sales the first time in four years. who helped Pitt sburgh Stanley Cup .\ince 1997 ;md ''I've -~ ot su me time now to of a long row meant a night that likely will top 80 mil- h might be pure coinci - advance to the Stanley Cup 12th over:rll . see. ifl Cilli put. it all togeth ~ spent pasted to the tiny lion this year. dence that home runs went fin als, which they lost to "l cou ld get more m t m~ y er. seats. Minnesota nice onfy They might be right. Just down about the same time Detroit in six games. somew here else. hut I was Ho'ssa should fit in well goes so far, so there was no the other day, Manny baseball began serious testWith Hossa headed for looking for the hes\ c·hance ll'ith the Red Wings because ~hance of getting up and Ramirez had to beat down ing for steroids and amphet- Detroi t.' the most highly cov - to win the Stanley Cup." he is a talented forward who crawling over people to the the 64-y.ear-old traveling amines. bill they did. Two eted forwards left on the free Hossa said . al so excels'" a backchecker ai'sle unless things got real secretary for the Red Sox ye<~rs ago, baseball aver- agent market are Jaromir The .sh(lrt-term deal ~ives when ·uppnnents have the SI!rious. when he couldn't immedi- aged 2.23 home runs a Jagr and Mats Sut H.lin . the Reel Wings salary-cap puck. He sl]ecl his reputation .·:For 26 bucks each, the ately fulfill a request for 16 game , but even as bat.s get Sundin isn't close to sign ing space y; ex tenJ cont rac t,. as a playoff under<tchiever upper deck seats weren't tickets to a sold-out game harder and ball parks. seem with anyone. and sa id improving the ir chances by leading tile Pengu ins · ~;J(actly a bargain, but · not with the Astros. ' to grow smaller. the aver<ige Wednesday he needs more later this summer of kee ping wi th 12 goals. and his 26 much is in baseball these But look around almost is I .95 a game so far this time to decide where. or if. Henrik Zellcrbcrg ;md .lnhan points wel·e a point short of ,:lays. I was thinking about any stadium outside of season, according to the he wants to play nexr .\ea- Fmnun nil the' free a~ ell! marching Sidney Crosby's ~at as I added up in my Boston or New York, and Elias Sports Bureau. , sun. market in 2009. tcam-lcad in~ total. head what it cost the belea- you'll see large 'chunks of Gas prices or home runs, Hossa has scored at least Holland sc11d he offered a The "9-ycar:old native of take your pick. Surely in a 2<J goals the past eight .sea- multiyear contracl to H<)ssct th e Ct.ech Republic was guered. older couple in the prime seats going unused flext row · with four grand- whether the game is sold out game built on numbers there sons and has 299 in hi s on Tuesday. ihe first day of drafted 12th overall in 1997 Jids in tow to take in a or not. is· an· economist somewhere career, dating 10 1998-9'! .free agency. at a sa lary-c up by 0!1,1\1 a. JWins game. The .faltering economy who can track correspond• Maybe $300 for the night, could be to blame, as ·could in g graphs ver,us attenSiguring in about $25 in gas the price of g:is, which is dance for each. fa take the minivan to tile beginning 'to rival that of There's not mu.ch baseball ~arne and another $I5 to beer at stadiums. If ticket can do about the . tost of !Jark it nearby. They could prices that increased I0.9 f~el. but there niig~t be a fix liave gotten by on less; but percent this season alone for the home run problem . ln the six innings they don't make mom and dad The greatest home run hitter Stayed the group managed think twice about taking the of all time remains .unem~ consume mass amounts kids, maybe the cost of a played while, not coineivf soda, popcorn and pizza. tank of gas will. denially, attendance has ; I bring thts up because the .Or maybe baseball isn't slumped by about 5.000 a pther thing that struck me delivering on what brought game in San Francisco. 'bout the game was how fans back to ballpark in the Bonds is getting so deslllany · empty se~ts there first . place in the late '90s perate that his agent reccnt~ere for one of the biggest and touched off today's 1~ said· he would play for ~ames of the year in attendance boom - the big · free if only someone would ~inneajmlis. It was home run. take.a chance on him . liaturday, the Twins were Hardly anyone is hitting Love him or hate him. at liding a 10-game winning .them in the American that price it might be worth Streak, and the Milwaukee League, where halfway filling up the tank ·for a Jlrewers were in town. through the season no one drive lo the ballpark. • A couple weeks earlier, I has reached the 20 home run • . 'oticed the same thing in mark. It's not much better in Tim Da!t'lbei-g i,, a_natirm~an Diego. The hated the senior circuit, where two al spo rts colwrm(st fin· Tire J>odgers were playing the second basemen , of all Associared Press. Writ-e to Padres, yet you could walk things, share the home run him ar rdalrl!Jergap.org _ Free agent Marian Hossa -signs with · defending-champion Detroit Red Whigs :Among the empty seats a't the ballpark •• JuniQr lead at 28 markers while Erik Allbright is second .~ ith 20. Curry is.third at 12, · Wv'arner has II points and froni Page Bl Saunders and Mtchaels are tied at 10 each. history. Maddox is just In the ladies division. IJitcee of and com. Allbright leads with 27, Leach is second at 23 and .Miriam Gordon has I 0. II, 12 division leader · s Michael MacKni ght at '26 and Greene are ' points. Denver Thomas has for second at 16 points '.20 and Schenkelberg has ...... ,._ Adam Roush has 10. 12. ' Opie Lucas has the 13-14 For the young I 0-and- ' t under group Dares Hamid leads at 20 points , Taae Hamid has 16, Jacob Hoback has 15 and Jonah Hoback has earned 13 in the tight race. . The players will now take the week off to celebrate the Fourth of July. They will return to competition on Monday. Jul y 14· at Riverside in Mason with the final round of lhc 2008 season to be held with the annual roundup at Hidden Valley on Jul y? l. �. -- -• ·- ... ~ .... www.mydailysentirt'el.com Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel 1,. :Thursday, July 3, 2008 Thur&rlay, Julr 3, 2oo8 • .so.. - -Tiger's prolonged absence opens up a world-of possibilities player spendi n g the next six co-favorite s at 12-to-1. the t<tblc. months on his couch' , · " You look at guys who Only a dozen· pkt}ers have "Everyo ne ," . Robert haven ' t . won - tiutjor,." won more PGA Tour events . BETHESDA. Md. - The Allen by said Tuesdax on a Hunter Mahan said. "You , than Mickelson. who has 3-1 f.T&T National is missing quiet practice range at think 'o f Adam Scott and car~er . victories and three eight of the top I 0 players in Congressional, where Sergio. But if t~cy do win. maj o " . Ju st his lucl-. he the World, only one of them Woods was nowhere to be there will be an asterisk came around in the era o f on crutches. found except on the promo- because Tiger was·n ' t there . Woods . which is why so nic" As everyone knows. I 'm tiona! posters. " There's any - They're going to be the one of that ca liher he" never not going to be there to play · where between $300,000 to Hou ston Rockeh o f the mid- won a · PGA Tour money in the event." Tiger Woods $1 million every week that's 90s when they won bark-to- title . player .ofthe year or the ~aid. up for grabs." back ti'tles after Michael Vardon Tro p hy fur the low. He won ' t be a t Royal He was close . . Jordan ret·ired ."" . ~st scoring ave rage. -Birkdale or Oakland Hill s In the II tour events that Winn ing a claret j ug with- : On e of hi s bes t years W<l' for ·the final two majors . He Woods played after he heard o ut Wood s aro und w o uld no t in 1996 when he won four won ' t get to wear a tuxedo his ACL pop while jogging bother Allenby. times. and Mickebon looked for the ga la dinner at the after the Briti s h Opeh last " If I win. I'm going to like a shoo-in to win th e Ryder Cup. And he won't be year, he pi c ked up seve n · have it on my mantle. urink- money titl e. But in the final at East Lake for the Tour checks worth at least $1 mil - ing the best win e iti th e event of the year. Tom Championship to see who lion , and the s mallest was world out of it; " he said. L ehman won the Tou.r will be the first to kiss the $285,000 for a fifth -place " Everyone e lse ca n go get Champi n mhip to earn Fedf!x Cup. finish at Dora!. s tuffed." $540 ,000. e dging out The PGA T.our sees this" ' The Briti sh Open is in two Who has th e mos t to gain° Mickdson bv 582.630. a wonderful opportunity to week>. ii will b e the first The ~answer s tarts with ' ThPn Wo0ds came a!<:nu, showcase so many other m ajor without Woods since Phil Mickel son • .and not j ust a nd th<eL.w,;;-liu lL :; ::~;si n gnlf. B,n Y.'hy. ~i1uu!U i\liark BroOks won the 1996 bccau~e . he is ~o. 2 'in I he. MickcJqm fini:-.hcd No. 2 tha t be anythiQg new? There PGA C hampionship, a week world. o n the money li st· four more have. been 28 tournaments · before Woods cap ture d ~i s Lefty probabl y . won ' t be times. incll!d i!'g 2001. w hen this year. and Wood played third strai g ht U.S. Amateur. able to replace Woods atop he sti ll th o ucht h e had a only six of them before seaWoods was a 5,to-2 the world rankin g unless he chance liltc tn-t hc season fur so n-ending surgery on his favorite at Royal Birkdale wins a major, a W o rld Golf playe r o f . the year. He was left knee. ' after winning the U.S. Open. Championship and one o r only $229.366 b~hi nd The real opportunity Three days later, when h e two othe r events worldwide, Woods and in the hunt at a belongs to the players. announced he was done fo r which is more than he's ever . World Golf Chat.npionship . Who stands 10 gain the the year. Sergio Garcia and done in one seaso n . " If I can have " ~ ood finmost from the world's No. I Ernie Els were installed as But there is muc h more on ish this week a nd get to No. BY Douo fERGUSON ASSOCIATED PRESS .Reds first to leave. He barely made it out of a four- run, 34-pi!ch first inning - the buUpen was busy when he got the final out. 21st homer. Bruce hit a Thompso·n gave up five three-run shot his sixth consecutive hits to st art .overall - for a 5-4 lead in · the game, drawing jeers tne second inning, emerging from the stands. Nate frQm his recent slump. In McLouth doubled on the hi' fiist eight games , the open ing pitch, Lu,is Rivas rookie outfielder batted doubled. and Thompson from Page Bl • ,~-.:::=:;.Y52. I-~--n-i~.Tis '-' I F~· caa: that I would have shot." M ickebon said that dav. Two days later. Wood,, w o n Fire s tone in a sevenho le playoff. Mickel son. who h~ts won at Ri vier" and Colonial thi s ye ar. trails Wood ..s b y just over SI .R million ·on the monev li>t and he s till ha·s at least ;ix to urname nt s lc-fi. a ll of them wi th at leas t 57 mi l-linn pu rses. He might nut ha ve a better c hance than now. Th e n a ga in. " resurgent Kenn y P e rr y is about S-100.000 behi nd M ic kelson after two victorie s in the las t fiv e weeb. The 47 -ye ar-old Pe rry is a lso c lo s in g in on Mickelso n fu r lowest scor- • ;. ing a v ~!'<.tgt ui·1 mur. Meigs CoJJnty, OH favorite a t Roval Birkdale, and he probably will ha¢ just a s good a chance ~~ Oakland Hill s for the PGA Championship . • Garcia is !he bes t play~r . without a major, and h.e already ack now ledged Wood s' absence in a playful manner when he. thankell him for n o t being at' -Sawgrass when Garcia won . The Players Champion,hip. Pat Perez heard a rumor that Woods had su c h a big lead that he could s till win the FedEx Cup. Woocis m ight be the No. I seed. but he has ' no matnemat'ical chan ce of even reaching the Tour Championship. "Oh. really ' Perfec t.'' Galli a County OH E-mail classified @mydailytribune .com utrtbune Funk said . ''B ut if o ne of the other guys did it. I think thut would be a bi gg~r story than if Phil d id it." Woods absen ce ce rtainl y wouldn't hun Ernie Els. The Big Easy has bee n runner-up to Woods seven times. more than any other player. British bookmake rs think e nOLigh of 675·5234 m o r e h e wished he were here. ' "Everyone is trying like hell to beat him, which is hard," Perez said. "But to be the best. you've got 10 beat the bes t. He gives everybody some thing to work for. I hope .he plays another ) 0 years. Otffee llo~~ HOW IQ WRITE AN AD *POLICIES* ' Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right to edit, reject or cancel any @~ @).~nyJime. Errors Must B . !)poned on the fir; ay. orpu,Df(catfcif:Lan .I Cir1dnnali tnu lUJton1et-i'- I Encarnacion at home in the second. a' inning baseball game Wedne sday Bay. Ryan Do~mit and season. He also hit a pair oA March 31 at Atlanta .... Nady. · Nady also .hit a solo Reds SS Alex Gonzalez is for surgery homer in the third and a · scheduled two-run shot in the fifth Monday on hi s left kticc. that put Pittsburgh up 7-5 He s uffered a co m pression and adde d to hi s hi story at fracture :1 1 th e s tart o f Great American Ball Park. spring training anu ha s The outfielder has hit safe- been sidelined all seaso n . .ly in his. last 12 games · at He'll miss the re s t of the the ballpark. where he is year. ... It was Bruce's fir s t .385 career hitter with career multi homer ga me. · of in. Cincinnati. AP photo 555-55S-5 ~ o; ~ ONVERTIS ... 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Pittsburgh Ptrates catcher Ryan Doumit, right. tags out Websites: www.mydailytribune.corn www.myda ilysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com 31\eatster (304) 675-1333 Sentinel f_,crez sa1d. Current rate ear pplles. ONYERTIBl.E· .. . . JIOT Ontv .. .... , In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE ''Phil '.vculd---bc th~ one · But d1t' more he thoug~t expected to do it. " Fred about Woods being gone. the · . - yte ' f"' ~ ~ - lu Jct~un ' • game and fits sccontl<itihc gtimcs, ae~rrgres he ' s batting .218. When Brandon Phillips l)uubled with one out in the third, Van Benschoten was finished. Man :ige r John' Russell took him out after 45 pitc hes . H e didn't figure in the decision , .leaving him 1- IO as a starter in his career. At the outset, it appeared Thompson would be the m:rthune·- Sentinel - iL\egtster ' I on the moi1ey list, I think Els to make · him a co- e ight homers. Adam 'LaRoche also had a run- scorin g triple for th e Pirate s. completing hi s series. s luni p- bu si ng LaRoche· went 7-fur-11 in the three - game set with five RBi s. Jose Bautista added a solo homer in the ninth . Notes: It · wa" Nady's · _fi t't_ - --"-- .......~ .• .:.. ' 0 () 0 1 ·~ · ~U1 1 ~ !, '- Ij I ito HtJJ'WA.rmill . I{ I \I I .., I \ I I HFJJ'W"TED HOMES FOR SALE Alhens-Meigs Ed~ational Service Cenhn has a poslfion openinQ for a 2br. 1ba Home on N. Park "Spo"ech Languaqe Dr. , n.ew Carpet. updated Kit Patl'iOiogrsnO"'§erve ch1Tdren & E!a. 'Full bsmt, scr. porch, in Meigs County for the lg 2 1f2 car gar,. Must 'Sell 2008·09 School Year 304·675·6395 leave masApplicants musl have a sage Master's Degree. and a currenllicense to praclice as a 2br. WID hookup, 8 X 10 001 0 hio Valley Home Health, speech patt1ologist issued building, 2 lots in Clifton · STNA , CNA . by the Oll10 Board of $39 .500 between 10amInc. h.. ~r~ng Home Health Aides & SpeeCh -Language c9p;_m_30:_'_·7_7_ 3·_9~ 19_2_ __ PErsonal Care Aides Full, Patllology and Audiology. 3br. 2ba, Sectional on.6 Part Time & Per Diem posi· Salary will be based on acre . Roseberry Rd. Pt. tions 'available. Apply at qualifications and eKperl· Pleasant, wl washer, dryer. 1480 Jackson Pike, ence according to salary dishwasher& rerrigerator Gallipolis or phOne 411 · schedule. Tllis posit1on will $65 ,000 (304)675-6628 t393. Competi!IYe Wages , have Board approved bef1 8· mil~age reimbursement and fits . Submit letter Of interest, 38r, hardwood lloors, base· other benefits including rasume, and refer ence to ment, carport, 2004 1/2 heann insurance. . John D. Costanzo, Chatham Ave. Gallipolis OPHTHALMIC OFFICE & Superintendent. Alhens- $49,900 w/ $5000 down. MEDICAL ASSISTANT Meigs Educational Sarvice May De willing to work with · Center. 320-1 12 E. Main St., you on down payment. 740· Great benefits, wages and PomerOy 45769. Application 446-4543 · working conditions. must be rece ived by 4 bedroom, 2 112 bath tog 888-763·2393 Monday. July 7, 12:00 p.m. home , 34286 New Crew PIT Secunty. 011icerS, musl The AMESC is an Equal Rd. , Pomeroy, lg. pole build· ·De able lo pass drug test&' 0 P p 'o r tun it Y ing&outbuildingon6acres background Check. Send EmptoyeriPrOIIider. w/pond, (816)668-0758 , Oh1o Valley Home Health,' Inc. hiring LPN tor an office schoduling.laide ~upe rv 1sor po.!!ltlnn 'ArvJY af'' 1'480 Jackson ·Pike.-aampnti . or phone 441-1 393. Compet itive Wages anct benefits inCluding health insurance . The • Foun,d OIJ Garfield Ave. ding, craft supplies, quilting ~~©~20=08=b=y=N:E:A:··:I:n:c~.:::::::::-:w:w:w:.:':o:m:ic:•:·:co:m:~ resume to www.infoweare· Brand new. 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End of SA 588 Cedar Wishing Wells. human services field witll a Lunch room Vendillg attan- 40t (k), vacation , bonus pay, All Types Masonry, Briel\, praference, limitation or • Autos for Sale ................................, ............. no br.••d on bellind Bodimers. New Semi-Load · of Name mihor in admin1stra~pn . At dan!, part time , M-F, Bam . and safety awards. 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Build1ng rs Air pftl•rence, llmllatlon or Business Tl'lllnlng .................................... ,.. 140 resume and th ree referrr.ant drug lesttng. EOE . Call experience & clean MVR . o Bust. 1 1o~· Realthcare uniforms, wed· 1 Conditioned Accepting Visa ences lo Search Committee. 304-485-542t dlecrlmlnatlon ... 'Prior experience with semi:~o:...-n Campers & Motor Homes .................... ....... 790 ding dress, bedding (twindumps and roll-otis is helpOPPORil~m· Csinplng Equipment.. .........: ....................... 780 king) . drapas. bath decor, and Master Card & DeDit P.O. Box 454 , Gallipolis, Thla newapaper will not ful. ·Contacl Kent at 800· home items, toys, lapes. 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For Sate ............................................... ,.. ...... 585 \July 5 from 8·3 al 1092 curre11cy. proollmint Sets, Insurance. Paid Holidays. individuals whO w1ll strive to opportunity, you may apply thai you do business wHh achieve llle "Besr in · · For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 Sunset Dr, Gallipolis. diamonds. MTS Coin Shop, Two weeks vacation after at 8204 Carla Drive, people you know. and Fruits & Vegelables ..................................... 580 15 1 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. dne year. three weeks after Customer,Satislaclion and Gallipolis, Ohio, Monday NOT lo send money HUD Homesl 3 bed. only Thur, Fri &• Sat al 324 Third Furnished Rooms ..................... ~ ........... ,.... -450 446·2842 live years. Starting salary team work _If you have a through Friday, Sam to 4pm. lhrough the mail until vou 515.3001 lor listings BOO· Ave. Kids. cl01hes. knives, desire to succeed with a ,You may also lax a resume have investigated ·tile •620·4946 ex A019 •· General Hautlng ............................................850 records. dishes. 8-4 -~------ · $26,000 to $28,000. Must offering . goal driven, learn oriented 10 Glveaway ...................................................... 040 ...p..;.;;.;..;..;.;..;___, Interested in old unwanled, have college degree in Meigs County,Syracuse:Fof and growing company, we Hippy Ado ..................................................... 050 4 YARn SAI.F_.oo pontoon bOats, (740)992- Human Services, or m1nor in rharrison@rescare.com. 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New Haven. 3 Dr.. 2 bath. 4 R9staurant resume and lhree refer· apparel, advancement '!rom Pleasant "I tn II I .., No ·early sates.Worklng wilhin. In Memorlam .. .................... ,..,......... ,............ 020 acres. llot iub. gas log fire· Experience helpful. Apply in ences to Search Committee, c~mputer crieap_&more lnsurance ..................................................... 130 Person between 1:30-5:00 Borrow Smart. Contact place , greal v1ew, (304)882· ~~1;;lDp;;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;;..;;.;;;;;;; P.O. Boll 454 , Gallipolis, Apply 1n person at lhe Burger King Restaurant lawn & Garden Equipment ........................ 660 M·F No Phone Calls Please llle Ohio Division ol 3021 ' $53,000 HEI.P W A.J\1lD Ohio 4563t Carport Sate July 1-2-3!!! 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"-1~$. •nt' o SJO'I')I'OOO, e.sS-!.55·5-~55 l"S COMPACT _, II .11"\fti'OI ,.., MV) · nt<, exc c;ond, a-a • •• •a ••• r i FIND A JOB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS �. -- -• ·- ... ~ .... www.mydailysentirt'el.com Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel 1,. :Thursday, July 3, 2008 Thur&rlay, Julr 3, 2oo8 • .so.. - -Tiger's prolonged absence opens up a world-of possibilities player spendi n g the next six co-favorite s at 12-to-1. the t<tblc. months on his couch' , · " You look at guys who Only a dozen· pkt}ers have "Everyo ne ," . Robert haven ' t . won - tiutjor,." won more PGA Tour events . BETHESDA. Md. - The Allen by said Tuesdax on a Hunter Mahan said. "You , than Mickelson. who has 3-1 f.T&T National is missing quiet practice range at think 'o f Adam Scott and car~er . victories and three eight of the top I 0 players in Congressional, where Sergio. But if t~cy do win. maj o " . Ju st his lucl-. he the World, only one of them Woods was nowhere to be there will be an asterisk came around in the era o f on crutches. found except on the promo- because Tiger was·n ' t there . Woods . which is why so nic" As everyone knows. I 'm tiona! posters. " There's any - They're going to be the one of that ca liher he" never not going to be there to play · where between $300,000 to Hou ston Rockeh o f the mid- won a · PGA Tour money in the event." Tiger Woods $1 million every week that's 90s when they won bark-to- title . player .ofthe year or the ~aid. up for grabs." back ti'tles after Michael Vardon Tro p hy fur the low. He won ' t be a t Royal He was close . . Jordan ret·ired ."" . ~st scoring ave rage. -Birkdale or Oakland Hill s In the II tour events that Winn ing a claret j ug with- : On e of hi s bes t years W<l' for ·the final two majors . He Woods played after he heard o ut Wood s aro und w o uld no t in 1996 when he won four won ' t get to wear a tuxedo his ACL pop while jogging bother Allenby. times. and Mickebon looked for the ga la dinner at the after the Briti s h Opeh last " If I win. I'm going to like a shoo-in to win th e Ryder Cup. And he won't be year, he pi c ked up seve n · have it on my mantle. urink- money titl e. But in the final at East Lake for the Tour checks worth at least $1 mil - ing the best win e iti th e event of the year. Tom Championship to see who lion , and the s mallest was world out of it; " he said. L ehman won the Tou.r will be the first to kiss the $285,000 for a fifth -place " Everyone e lse ca n go get Champi n mhip to earn Fedf!x Cup. finish at Dora!. s tuffed." $540 ,000. e dging out The PGA T.our sees this" ' The Briti sh Open is in two Who has th e mos t to gain° Mickdson bv 582.630. a wonderful opportunity to week>. ii will b e the first The ~answer s tarts with ' ThPn Wo0ds came a!<:nu, showcase so many other m ajor without Woods since Phil Mickel son • .and not j ust a nd th<eL.w,;;-liu lL :; ::~;si n gnlf. B,n Y.'hy. ~i1uu!U i\liark BroOks won the 1996 bccau~e . he is ~o. 2 'in I he. MickcJqm fini:-.hcd No. 2 tha t be anythiQg new? There PGA C hampionship, a week world. o n the money li st· four more have. been 28 tournaments · before Woods cap ture d ~i s Lefty probabl y . won ' t be times. incll!d i!'g 2001. w hen this year. and Wood played third strai g ht U.S. Amateur. able to replace Woods atop he sti ll th o ucht h e had a only six of them before seaWoods was a 5,to-2 the world rankin g unless he chance liltc tn-t hc season fur so n-ending surgery on his favorite at Royal Birkdale wins a major, a W o rld Golf playe r o f . the year. He was left knee. ' after winning the U.S. Open. Championship and one o r only $229.366 b~hi nd The real opportunity Three days later, when h e two othe r events worldwide, Woods and in the hunt at a belongs to the players. announced he was done fo r which is more than he's ever . World Golf Chat.npionship . Who stands 10 gain the the year. Sergio Garcia and done in one seaso n . " If I can have " ~ ood finmost from the world's No. I Ernie Els were installed as But there is muc h more on ish this week a nd get to No. BY Douo fERGUSON ASSOCIATED PRESS .Reds first to leave. He barely made it out of a four- run, 34-pi!ch first inning - the buUpen was busy when he got the final out. 21st homer. Bruce hit a Thompso·n gave up five three-run shot his sixth consecutive hits to st art .overall - for a 5-4 lead in · the game, drawing jeers tne second inning, emerging from the stands. Nate frQm his recent slump. In McLouth doubled on the hi' fiist eight games , the open ing pitch, Lu,is Rivas rookie outfielder batted doubled. and Thompson from Page Bl • ,~-.:::=:;.Y52. I-~--n-i~.Tis '-' I F~· caa: that I would have shot." M ickebon said that dav. Two days later. Wood,, w o n Fire s tone in a sevenho le playoff. Mickel son. who h~ts won at Ri vier" and Colonial thi s ye ar. trails Wood ..s b y just over SI .R million ·on the monev li>t and he s till ha·s at least ;ix to urname nt s lc-fi. a ll of them wi th at leas t 57 mi l-linn pu rses. He might nut ha ve a better c hance than now. Th e n a ga in. " resurgent Kenn y P e rr y is about S-100.000 behi nd M ic kelson after two victorie s in the las t fiv e weeb. The 47 -ye ar-old Pe rry is a lso c lo s in g in on Mickelso n fu r lowest scor- • ;. ing a v ~!'<.tgt ui·1 mur. Meigs CoJJnty, OH favorite a t Roval Birkdale, and he probably will ha¢ just a s good a chance ~~ Oakland Hill s for the PGA Championship . • Garcia is !he bes t play~r . without a major, and h.e already ack now ledged Wood s' absence in a playful manner when he. thankell him for n o t being at' -Sawgrass when Garcia won . The Players Champion,hip. Pat Perez heard a rumor that Woods had su c h a big lead that he could s till win the FedEx Cup. Woocis m ight be the No. I seed. but he has ' no matnemat'ical chan ce of even reaching the Tour Championship. "Oh. really ' Perfec t.'' Galli a County OH E-mail classified @mydailytribune .com utrtbune Funk said . ''B ut if o ne of the other guys did it. I think thut would be a bi gg~r story than if Phil d id it." Woods absen ce ce rtainl y wouldn't hun Ernie Els. The Big Easy has bee n runner-up to Woods seven times. more than any other player. British bookmake rs think e nOLigh of 675·5234 m o r e h e wished he were here. ' "Everyone is trying like hell to beat him, which is hard," Perez said. "But to be the best. you've got 10 beat the bes t. He gives everybody some thing to work for. I hope .he plays another ) 0 years. Otffee llo~~ HOW IQ WRITE AN AD *POLICIES* ' Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right to edit, reject or cancel any @~ @).~nyJime. Errors Must B . !)poned on the fir; ay. orpu,Df(catfcif:Lan .I Cir1dnnali tnu lUJton1et-i'- I Encarnacion at home in the second. a' inning baseball game Wedne sday Bay. Ryan Do~mit and season. He also hit a pair oA March 31 at Atlanta .... Nady. · Nady also .hit a solo Reds SS Alex Gonzalez is for surgery homer in the third and a · scheduled two-run shot in the fifth Monday on hi s left kticc. that put Pittsburgh up 7-5 He s uffered a co m pression and adde d to hi s hi story at fracture :1 1 th e s tart o f Great American Ball Park. spring training anu ha s The outfielder has hit safe- been sidelined all seaso n . .ly in his. last 12 games · at He'll miss the re s t of the the ballpark. where he is year. ... It was Bruce's fir s t .385 career hitter with career multi homer ga me. · of in. Cincinnati. AP photo 555-55S-5 ~ o; ~ ONVERTIS ... IIOT W~:~,, OUPE IIOT On h :ouPE orr. lfhr ! :IS COU P! m .'>?s oo ~ "; lOT Onh REA ._ _ H 3 C UNTIES ', r \'\\01 \ (I \H\1 ..., ANNOLM:b\lt:NTS l!lgl•ler wH! h.JI eaponslble for n ore than the cost o he space occupte y lhe error and onl he first Insertion. w hall not be Uable fo ny loss or t)Cpens hat results lrom th uDIIcallon or omls Jon of an' advertls8 enl. CorrectionS wtl e made In the firs -vallabkt edlllon. Real dvertlaements a uDiect to the Federa air Housing Act o 968. ~ All Veacllfir~ . 'Daily In - Column: 1 ': 00 p .m. Monday- Friday for lns~rtlon In Next Day' s Paper Sunday ln·Column: 1:00 p.m. Friday For Sundays Paper I r~.,•7n--y·"·K·II·S·AI•.I.:_.J ,. All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication . Sunday Dl•play: 1:00 p.m. Thursday for Sundays Paper POLICIES : Ohio Valley Publishing raaervtol the right to edit, rele<:t, or cancal any ad at any lime. Errora mual be reported on th1 tirat day ot publication and Trlbune-Sentlnei·Reglaler will b4l reeponalble tor no more than the coal of the epac11 occupied by tha error and only.tha tiullnaertion. We shall nOt be ,,.,. io• I any loiS or upen11that resulta from the publication or omiaalon of an advertlaement. Correction will be medelnttte-llut available editTon. •'Box number ada ere a'waya confidential. • Current.rate card appll11. • All real 111111 advertioemente are 1ublect lo the Fedel'lll Fair Houelng Act ot t966. • Thla new..,aper aceep1e onlv help wanted ada meeting EOE standards. We will not knowln111IV 1ccapt anv edvartieing In violation olthelaw. Will not be rllponelbla for •nv errors in an ad taken over the phone. KIT & CARLYLE kitncarlyle@cqmcast.net ') . G,\bt.IPOIJS ,inlQrmalion hmding to the ~rrest & ConvictiOn of the !hlevinQ scum tllat broks intn 2 lam!l\.' ~ale. Sa.t 715 ft'Om Q. 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Pittsburgh Ptrates catcher Ryan Doumit, right. tags out Websites: www.mydailytribune.corn www.myda ilysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com 31\eatster (304) 675-1333 Sentinel f_,crez sa1d. Current rate ear pplles. ONYERTIBl.E· .. . . JIOT Ontv .. .... , In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE ''Phil '.vculd---bc th~ one · But d1t' more he thoug~t expected to do it. " Fred about Woods being gone. the · . - yte ' f"' ~ ~ - lu Jct~un ' • game and fits sccontl<itihc gtimcs, ae~rrgres he ' s batting .218. When Brandon Phillips l)uubled with one out in the third, Van Benschoten was finished. Man :ige r John' Russell took him out after 45 pitc hes . H e didn't figure in the decision , .leaving him 1- IO as a starter in his career. At the outset, it appeared Thompson would be the m:rthune·- Sentinel - iL\egtster ' I on the moi1ey list, I think Els to make · him a co- e ight homers. Adam 'LaRoche also had a run- scorin g triple for th e Pirate s. completing hi s series. s luni p- bu si ng LaRoche· went 7-fur-11 in the three - game set with five RBi s. Jose Bautista added a solo homer in the ninth . Notes: It · wa" Nady's · _fi t't_ - --"-- .......~ .• .:.. ' 0 () 0 1 ·~ · ~U1 1 ~ !, '- Ij I ito HtJJ'WA.rmill . I{ I \I I .., I \ I I HFJJ'W"TED HOMES FOR SALE Alhens-Meigs Ed~ational Service Cenhn has a poslfion openinQ for a 2br. 1ba Home on N. Park "Spo"ech Languaqe Dr. , n.ew Carpet. updated Kit Patl'iOiogrsnO"'§erve ch1Tdren & E!a. 'Full bsmt, scr. porch, in Meigs County for the lg 2 1f2 car gar,. Must 'Sell 2008·09 School Year 304·675·6395 leave masApplicants musl have a sage Master's Degree. and a currenllicense to praclice as a 2br. WID hookup, 8 X 10 001 0 hio Valley Home Health, speech patt1ologist issued building, 2 lots in Clifton · STNA , CNA . by the Oll10 Board of $39 .500 between 10amInc. h.. ~r~ng Home Health Aides & SpeeCh -Language c9p;_m_30:_'_·7_7_ 3·_9~ 19_2_ __ PErsonal Care Aides Full, Patllology and Audiology. 3br. 2ba, Sectional on.6 Part Time & Per Diem posi· Salary will be based on acre . Roseberry Rd. Pt. tions 'available. Apply at qualifications and eKperl· Pleasant, wl washer, dryer. 1480 Jackson Pike, ence according to salary dishwasher& rerrigerator Gallipolis or phOne 411 · schedule. Tllis posit1on will $65 ,000 (304)675-6628 t393. Competi!IYe Wages , have Board approved bef1 8· mil~age reimbursement and fits . Submit letter Of interest, 38r, hardwood lloors, base· other benefits including rasume, and refer ence to ment, carport, 2004 1/2 heann insurance. . John D. Costanzo, Chatham Ave. Gallipolis OPHTHALMIC OFFICE & Superintendent. Alhens- $49,900 w/ $5000 down. MEDICAL ASSISTANT Meigs Educational Sarvice May De willing to work with · Center. 320-1 12 E. Main St., you on down payment. 740· Great benefits, wages and PomerOy 45769. Application 446-4543 · working conditions. must be rece ived by 4 bedroom, 2 112 bath tog 888-763·2393 Monday. July 7, 12:00 p.m. home , 34286 New Crew PIT Secunty. 011icerS, musl The AMESC is an Equal Rd. , Pomeroy, lg. pole build· ·De able lo pass drug test&' 0 P p 'o r tun it Y ing&outbuildingon6acres background Check. Send EmptoyeriPrOIIider. w/pond, (816)668-0758 , Oh1o Valley Home Health,' Inc. hiring LPN tor an office schoduling.laide ~upe rv 1sor po.!!ltlnn 'ArvJY af'' 1'480 Jackson ·Pike.-aampnti . or phone 441-1 393. Compet itive Wages anct benefits inCluding health insurance . The • Foun,d OIJ Garfield Ave. ding, craft supplies, quilting ~~©~20=08=b=y=N:E:A:··:I:n:c~.:::::::::-:w:w:w:.:':o:m:ic:•:·:co:m:~ resume to www.infoweare· Brand new. Never lived 1n gonnagetem.com or lax to 1"" · So<<Xll.'; white longhaifed cat w1th supplies. ·clothing. 62 2br, 2 bath wl whirlpool tubs, Sycamore St Gallipolis. YAROSALE~.,.. _ _ _ _ ...;_ _ _, 740·«1 ·9645 L'!!oTRUCTION grey markings. 446-4523 large LR on 3 acres mft. ,.This newspape July 5 from 9amLr.IO-•H•t:•I.•I'•W•ANriD-illl_.ll H:t:LPWANTFJ> -T-im_e_R_N -.-,-4-0--3-7-7$80,000. 740-446-7029 cctpts only hel LOST Fn Jack RUssel~. ., · ' 9095, Quality Care Nursing. Gallipolis Career College anted adl meeun brownlwhite, near The G . & Sal Log (Careers Close To Home) By Owner, 3br. House. full • arage sa Ie Fr 1 Ya rd Sale new & used items OE slaodartls. Moose Lodge, Pt. Pleasanl house basement, allachedGarage, behind Addevilla 6 miles out Jerrys Run Rd. E)(ecuti~Je Oireelor position Home He. alth Care Soulh ,posT OFFIC E NOW Call Today! 740-446·4J67. 2 304-67S.-2917 At 62 Midway,· 6 .mile,s from school lor Domestic Violence East Ohio is currently h1rlng HIRING , 1-800·214-{)45 >We will not knowing· Applegrove July 7th - 1tth at A>'Q . Pay $20/hr .o'r , · _, · Jh H H llh A'd s· f www.ga PDI18c:arettrco 11 \19tl .... u . ToyOta Planl304-586-4858 A y accept any adver Rose Leonard's 304.576 . gency servmg ree coun· ome ea 1 e or MISSing John Deere Gator. Huge rrloving sate I.Jtl Aecredl llld M ember Accrediung 157 Kiyr. 1.nclo"·s Ju~ laement In vlolatio lies of Soutnern Ohio. 40 hr. Meigs Co. Musl be cerlilied Council tm lndllpenaenl Colleges 2635 $500. for relurn. 740-949· 3. 4. 5. 8 a week posihon with some or currently.have one year's Federal eneflts, OT. AI\!ISchOO! 1274e 2602 ....-...,...---....... t the law. 2298 or 740-992·2423. Centerpoint Rd. 112 mile AUC...llONANU overtime · needed. expenence. Toll Free call·1· Placed by adSource, not 170 out ol Centerville. Windows, Compensatory ttme provld· B66·368·1100 otlered wl USPS who hires. I· MISCELI.ANt:OUS Ft.EA MAKKF:I' pool, el9clronics.- 1..,-----:i:_.l ed. Benefits-Health 1-866-403-2582 . . CLASSIFIED INDEX household items, dirlbike, Insurance, Paid Holidays! HVAC Installer must have ~R-tQ-Io_n_a_l-Ou m p Cr-lv _ e_ rs _ 4x4's For Sale ........................................ ...... 725 many more items, no junk. Cross Creek Auction TW<J weeks vacation alter experience. 740-742·0505. R&J Trucking is seekmg Pet Cremations. Call 740· All real estate advertising Announcement ..........................................,.030 Butlato Auction Saturday lrt111fe newap~~per Ia ., qualified CDL·A drivers to 446-3745 i mile Kemper HoliQ\v Rd . 6pm Building is full used one year, three weeks after Antiques ....................................................... 530 . years . SJ ar I'mg sa1ary Local HME. Co. Now niring operate semi-dumps for ui) eubjectto IM Federal f 1ve WM1~l> Wed-Tilu rs. July 2-3 from 9Apartments for Rent ................................... 440 · Mercllandise Local Used Fair Houelng Act of 1968 Must Per Di9m AT, must be able regio 11 al roules. We feature $ 5. guns. toots, tiller. mise $26,000 lo 28 ,000. Aucllon and Flea Markat ............................. OBO . ToDo Consignments Cedar which mak111 It Illegal to have Callege Degree ·1n to serve OH and WV. Fa)( excellent home lime. health items. · Auto Parts & AccessOries ........................... 760 advertise "any Cabin Bird Houses, Human Services or mil10r ·tn resume to 740-441-1648 and dental msura_nce, Auto Repair ...........................: ...................... 770 July 3 and 5. End of SA 588 Cedar Wishing Wells. human services field witll a Lunch room Vendillg attan- 40t (k), vacation , bonus pay, All Types Masonry, Briel\, praference, limitation or • Autos for Sale ................................, ............. no br.••d on bellind Bodimers. New Semi-Load · of Name mihor in admin1stra~pn . At dan!, part time , M-F, Bam . and safety awards. Ouali11ed Block; Stone, Free Estimate. discrimination : Boals & Motors for Sale ............................. 750 race, color, rellg on , sell (740)416-7305· 304 -593· Building Supplles............................. ,.......... sso familial etatus or national July 3. 4. .5· 9·? 3 families, Brand Cereal Large Boxlia. least two years e)(perleoce 1pm, produc1 delivered to applicants must be over 23 6421. origin, or ar.v lr.tantlon to -, Business and Bultdlngs ............................. 340 garage/palio(keeps you dry) Starting to sell high quality work1ng w1th t~e public 1n a you Paid training, hOlidays. yrs., 11ave a minimum of t 11'\\'\t I \I make any auch Bualnaas. 0pportuntty ......_. .......................... 210 Women . men , boys clothing. knives such as Case, Buck service p·osition . Send vaccilion. 401k Pre-employ- year of comme•1·cal dr•·..,·ng ~~;.;;;;;::;.;;;;.,..;.;....;..~ & Mossy Oak. Build1ng rs Air pftl•rence, llmllatlon or Business Tl'lllnlng .................................... ,.. 140 resume and th ree referrr.ant drug lesttng. EOE . Call experience & clean MVR . o Bust. 1 1o~· Realthcare uniforms, wed· 1 Conditioned Accepting Visa ences lo Search Committee. 304-485-542t dlecrlmlnatlon ... 'Prior experience with semi:~o:...-n Campers & Motor Homes .................... ....... 790 ding dress, bedding (twindumps and roll-otis is helpOPPORil~m· Csinplng Equipment.. .........: ....................... 780 king) . drapas. bath decor, and Master Card & DeDit P.O. Box 454 , Gallipolis, Thla newapaper will not ful. ·Contacl Kent at 800· home items, toys, lapes. (304) 550-t616 Stephen Ohio 4563t Cards of Thanks .................................. :....... 010 knowingly accept 462·9365 or till out appltca· Brand New Restaurant lor Chltd!Eiderty Care ....................................... 190 computers. etc. 1 mite on adver11eements tor ra•l Raccoon Ad ofl2t8 Executive Director position . tion at www. ~truc~ing .com Lease AT 2 good localion, • Etectrlcai/Refrigerallon ........ ,...................... 840 eatate which lain lor Domestic Violence • EOE Owner has other i•1tcrcsts violation ... Equipment for Rent ..................................... 480 of~ I!'W. Our Moving Sale r ri·Sl'lt .luly 4 • Agency sorving tt1ree coun~..,-------:----::---: call 304·549-5696 Anytime ' Excovattng .......................:........................... 830 reader'$ ora tleraby 5, 4353 SA 141. Clotnes, t1es of Southern Ohio. 40 hr. AesCare Home Care will be • Farln EqutpmenL ...................... .,.,;............. 610 Informed that all furniture, lOOIS, e)(ercise Absolute fop Dallal . sil· week position with some accepting appl ications lor MANAGEMENT Farms for Renl. ............................................ 430 dwtlllr.gs adv•rtlsed.lll •NOTICE• eQuip .. mower/yaro toots. ~tn lgokJ comsl any ·weaksnd overt1me needed. Support Assoc:iates . CNA OHIO VALLEY PUBLI SH' thlt r.ewepapar are Farma for Sate ............................................. 330 10KI14KI18K goiO jewelry. Compensatory time provid- OPPORTUNITIES and STNA. If you would like evallabla on an equal For Lease ..................................................... 490 Moving Sate, 2 families. Sat. dental gold. pre 1935 US ed. Be nefits-Health We seek career oriented to lake advantage of this lNG CO. recommends opporlunlty baaea . For Sate ............................................... ,.. ...... 585 \July 5 from 8·3 al 1092 curre11cy. proollmint Sets, Insurance. Paid Holidays. individuals whO w1ll strive to opportunity, you may apply thai you do business wHh achieve llle "Besr in · · For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 Sunset Dr, Gallipolis. diamonds. MTS Coin Shop, Two weeks vacation after at 8204 Carla Drive, people you know. and Fruits & Vegelables ..................................... 580 15 1 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. dne year. three weeks after Customer,Satislaclion and Gallipolis, Ohio, Monday NOT lo send money HUD Homesl 3 bed. only Thur, Fri &• Sat al 324 Third Furnished Rooms ..................... ~ ........... ,.... -450 446·2842 live years. Starting salary team work _If you have a through Friday, Sam to 4pm. lhrough the mail until vou 515.3001 lor listings BOO· Ave. Kids. cl01hes. knives, desire to succeed with a ,You may also lax a resume have investigated ·tile •620·4946 ex A019 •· General Hautlng ............................................850 records. dishes. 8-4 -~------ · $26,000 to $28,000. Must offering . goal driven, learn oriented 10 Glveaway ...................................................... 040 ...p..;.;;.;..;..;.;..;___, Interested in old unwanled, have college degree in Meigs County,Syracuse:Fof and growing company, we Hippy Ado ..................................................... 050 4 YARn SAI.F_.oo pontoon bOats, (740)992- Human Services, or m1nor in rharrison@rescare.com. An Sale or rent:3 bed,2 bath, offer: Hoy & Graln ........................... ....................... 640 PoMEROV!MJDou: t819 Human Services f1eld with a Equal Opportunity Employer laundry room,deta ched Health, dental and life Hatp Wanted.;...... ,........................................ 110. minor In Administration. At F/MIDN ga rage.near- ·pool,$ 700/M Insurance, prescription Home tmprov.aments ................... ,............... 810 Junk cars with or .without teasl two years ellperieoce plus deposit. NO PETS!!!! 343 South 4th Ave_, titles. 740-368-0884 card, bonus program, paid Restaurant MGT. position Homes for Sate ..............:............................. 31 0 working with lhe public in a Pleasa call 740·~9-2513 M iddleport. 7-4th & 5th.8:00vacation, management Household Goods ......... :............................. 510 available at Subway ot Pt service position Se'nd I \ 11 ' 1 0\ \ II \ I Houses for Renl ..................... ,.............:...... 410 . 4:00. New Haven. 3 Dr.. 2 bath. 4 R9staurant resume and lhree refer· apparel, advancement '!rom Pleasant "I tn II I .., No ·early sates.Worklng wilhin. In Memorlam .. .................... ,..,......... ,............ 020 acres. llot iub. gas log fire· Experience helpful. Apply in ences to Search Committee, c~mputer crieap_&more lnsurance ..................................................... 130 Person between 1:30-5:00 Borrow Smart. Contact place , greal v1ew, (304)882· ~~1;;lDp;;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;;..;;.;;;;;;; P.O. Boll 454 , Gallipolis, Apply 1n person at lhe Burger King Restaurant lawn & Garden Equipment ........................ 660 M·F No Phone Calls Please llle Ohio Division ol 3021 ' $53,000 HEI.P W A.J\1lD Ohio 4563t Carport Sate July 1-2-3!!! Financial ln'SiiiUtiOn's 65 Upper River Road or Ltveslock ............................................... .......630 546 .Grant St., Mlddlaport AT 35 Adull Video & Book Ollice ol Consumer PRICE REDUCED $69,900 mall resume to: Lost and Found ........:................................... 060 FEDERAL Rain or Shine. 9:00 • 6:00. 1ba, Store need Midnight Cteik AHairs BEFORE you refi· 2712 Lincoln Ave. Burger King Lots & Acreege ..................... ....................... 350 An E)CceU~t way lo eern POSTAL JOBS with detached garage, 1 full Of part lime 304·937nance your home or PO Boll2407 Mlscellaneous.............................................. 170 Garage Sale 625 Main SJ:., mooey. The New Avon. S17.89·$28.27fhr.. now hir· 4900 obtain a loan. BEWARE motivated seller. 304-675· Hun1inQton, WV 25725 , Mlscotlaneoua Merchandlae ....................... 540 Rutland. Tools, Earnhardt Call Marilyn 304-882-2645 ing. For application and free of requests. tor any large 6757, 304·610-1313 or or fa)( resume to Mobile Home'Repatr..................................._.860 Collectibles, , guns. 1ires & governement job tnro. call advanc13 payments of Assist .2 Sale 304·755-2980 , 740·446·3400 or ,..· Mobile Homealor Rent... ............................ 420~ wneets. misc. other rtems. AVON! All Areas! To Buy or American Assoc. of Labvr 1lees or insurance. Call the Very n.ice 4br, 2 be on · 304·529-0055 Moblle Homes lor Sale .. ,............................. 320 Sell.· Shirley Spears. 304· 913-599-8226. 241hrs. ~mp. TuppersPiains across 1rom 675-1 429. Ollice of Consumer Kineon Dr in Gallipolis. Quite EOE Money to Loan ............................................. 220 Subway, bedding. lamps, Affa1rs toll free at t-866· neighborhood on dead end serv. -------Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ..... ..................... 740 oddslends, furnitu,re, m1SC BENNIGAN'S now , hiring Ma son County EMS 1S 278-0003 to learn il tt'le street Large 2 c~ r garage Muslcallnstruments ... :............................... 570 Gallia -Meigs Community accaptinf} appi1CBI10ns for _ men's dotlles. Sat July 5th, grill cooks 304-675-5227 m ~rtgage broker or and finished basement 740· PerSonals ................ ,.................................... 005 Action Agency is accepting FT and PT MediCS . EMT,s 9·4 lender is properly .: Pets 'tor Sale ....... ................... ,..................... 560· applications for a part-time and Driver's lor more infor- We naed to hire 20 peop18 • licensed. (This is a public 256-1109 Plumbing & Healing ............................ ........ 820 Inbound/Outbound program clerk to assist indi· Yard Sale July 3rd & 4tht for openings In our ser~ice announcement m8tion csff 675-6134. MoHtu: HoM>S Professional Servlces ................................. 230 viduals of various socio-eco502 S. BroadWay, Racine . Call Center Getllpollslocetlonl from the Ohio Valley FORSAU: Radio, TV I< CB Repair ............................ ,.. 160 nomic backgrounds com· Nikon camera. Cabela huntTime Wa rner Cable Publish1nQ Company) RHI Estate Wanted .................................. ,..360 plate online applications, Ing gear,baker's rack,shopCustomer Service . Needed immediately. 3 You canselected be a parJ a of ~;:;;~;:~==~ 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Schoolatnatrucllon..................................... 150 prOvide promotional presen· house cleaners. 8am·12pm company tools, housewa res& much as of one Conservative Political111 hod, Plont & Ferttttzer ...............: .............. 650 Vinyl Siding. Shlngk! Root lations and genarale or 1pm-Spm. $20 per shift. more. 740-949-~10111 Fundraisinf} the I'RofENoNAL Sltvottono Wonltd ....................................... t 20 $230 per month. 740-385· reporls. Ouallltcations: Debbie 446-2451 SER\1<Ei Spoco for Ronl ............................................. 480 9948. YARDSAI.E· EKcellent computer skills, We oHer : TOP FIVE Btl1 PilCH to ·. Sporting Gooda ........................................... 520 Pr. Pt,t:ASANT record keeping skills, good Needed: Dedicated HHA'!f, • Up lo S8.50ihour WOrlc In Ohlol TURNED DOWN ON 1979 Fairmont MH, 1971 -- SUV'a for Sate .............................................. 720 t Paid Training, Vacation • communication and organi- PCA's, CNA's & STNA's. SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? Buddy · MH. Seyeral Truckl for Sale ............................................ 715 zational skills. Valid drivers Established , and well July. 411'1 , 8:00·12:00, 2605 and Holidays · •• Sl.501hr FT + aonut No Fee Unless We W1n! Airstreams 1971 -1977. Call Uphotllery .................................................... 870 license, reliable transporta· respected IOC8t home haallh • Local Physic1an On·Site. Jefter;son Avenue, Bicycles. t O~ ·s~e Doctor 1-888·582-3345 446·8945 or 339·3440 Vans For Sale .......................................... ...... 730 located in • New Trairlng Class starts tion and insurance required. agency A\/On, Barbie Dolls, Printers. Wanted to Buy ............................................. 090 Please forward application GalllpoHs. Ohio has avaK· miscellaneous stutl nelct weeki 1997 1400 MH , 3br, 2ba CaltTodayl Wonted to Buy- Farm Suppllos .................. 620 and resume by 4·oo pm on able full-time lind pa~·ti me S 11 ,500 negollable 740· 1·877-463-6247 · Wanted To Do ......, ....................................... 180 July 8. 2006 to: GMCAA, cases. 11 you have a desire Call Today or Apply 2ol 5·5466 Wonted to Rant ............................................ 470 Ext. 2347 At1fl: Terosa Varian, 8010 to work as a respected , onllnal Yard Sale- aalllpolls ....................................D72 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sec· member call North SA 7. Chesh1re, OH TEAM . t -888-IMC·PA"tU Yard S.te-Pomeooy/Middt. .......... ,.............. 074 lional home $279 per month Or VIsit our webs1le al: 45620. GMCAA is an equal (740)446·3808 lor ImmediJob Ext. 11101 Yard.Sale-PI. Pleasant ................................ 076 740-385·7671 . Joba.lnfoct•lon.com opportunrty employer. ate mterview. htlp ~nobl.l nfoclolon . com 1 ~~iurday t.w-tiPtioii:til'ti ,~;i·l i~~~~-AN -r_.J riO ~Pa_r_l 1 I -402$1'1 .. .... QL R 5,h', !2_UJ>t; •. ,.,., VI n>t'l (Oi r) l v :oHVeRT I! !!IOfh<tr, c ~ulo t t> ' 555"' :ONVERT•' ts, AHovo. "'· l.t030~ ' ":bfiVERTLP ~,·: 81k. I( . ams,.~­ :ON.VERTH: Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Galfipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register or Daily Sentinel, And It Will RunFor FREE In , The Tri-County Marketplace! . . ' ti, ltnr, ley ne. J67.Yl · REACH OVER 17,000 HOUSEHOLDS! ~bt ~alltpolts mail~ ~rlbune 740-446-2342 www.mydailytribune.com 3br: . totnt ~Ieasant l!egister The Daily Sentinel 740-992-2155 304-675-1333 www.mydailyregister.com www.mydailysentinel.com -~·.,~ on 'Milt I trliiiRV .... vr"'il 1ts.l.. ... t\- '·· ;; ._.... "-1~$. •nt' o SJO'I')I'OOO, e.sS-!.55·5-~55 l"S COMPACT _, II .11"\fti'OI ,.., MV) · nt<, exc c;ond, a-a • •• •a ••• r i FIND A JOB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS �- ' • ., www.rriydaily entinel.ccm 2. 20Q6 1Bx80 Clayton 3 bed 2 bath, 2000 16x70 Fleetwood 2 bed 2 bath, 1999 Fortune 3 bed 2 bath. Daytime 388·0000. evenrng 245·9213 r !O Hous•~ , 1 4BA • L,;·--lii'OiiRIIRENiOillior;r.._.J. Apartment available now R1verbend Apts. New Haven WV. Now acceplmg applicalions · tor Hud-Subsidlzed, one Bedroom Apts. Utilities lncluded. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call 304· in Disabled people. , --------Beautiful Apt1. at Jaekton Estates. 52 Westwood Drive, from $365 to $560. 740·446·2568. Equal Housing Oppor t~nily. This ihstitution is ;1n Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer Free Rent r Saturday, July 5th, 2008 7:00 PQl Alder Hill's Self Storage YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 29670 Bashan Road Roo m Additions & Remodeling · New Garage• Electrleal & Plumbing Roofing & Gul1era Vinyl Siding & Painting Patio and Porch Decks wv 036725 Racine. Ohio NEA .Crossword Puzzle FOR Si\.U: + A F; Trimming & Re!floval Seamless Guttars nwlirr~r- Si-Jing. Gutter:~ Insured & Bonded Work 740·653·9657 . Rcferclll"l"S A vai iahlu 1 C·~ 740-5 '! I-XII44 Piea.\l" ll·a v~: ltHj~~a 'l" TARZAN OF THE IIWIS t O~llll II ~PES ( li-..Sl RUllllJ'< Concrete Removal and Replacement I \K\1 \\11'1'1 H"'i BARNEY · ~lll)'Pes Of '' ·Concrete Work ,\11\1 Slllt h ga&l!1a1ry And Furniture Har~wood 28 Years Experien_ce David Lewis 740-992·6971 ,North -East 14 l4 Pass Pass' Pass z• Pa~s P8ss Opening l ~cn.l. .;. Q up, use math we·ll *Expcricnl-L'd cC-K-:-C-:-."R_e_g,-SI-er_e_d_Ba_s_s-elt Hound puppies Tri-colored, beaulifi.Jlly marKed $250 304 _695 _8777 Wt•st If you bid * l llSUrt!d Gary 'Stanky South I * Rea ~una hk Rat e~ Ca ll 3 Dealer: South Vulnerable: North::South Guttering *Pmn_1p1 and Quaiil } j{) i 6 ¥ .H:! · • "J\ J 10 ... A 8 5 3 • ' 7 .. K l Slop & Compare H&H Stanley Tree- ~· ~ South A KQJ, l:l • A K 0:1 1• 14[1 rno pd '" East ... Q J 10 9 740-992-1611 7 :00AM - 8:00PM r------...,...., West • :i t • Q 10 8 MONTY · CASSIE !! TAAT IS NO WAY NEWLYWED TO BE DRESS IN' www.timbe-rn-ea·k c.ahlnetry.com 740.446 1:::::=~24~-~5~9~St~,~R~t.~l60~~-~~~==d WV042182 Free btimates Insured - ~ A I AIN'T GOT TH' HANG OF TH ' LAUNDRY THING YET JEST . . 41 Friend , slangily 1 Ji ngle 42 Mont. neighbor 6 Mountain 43 Floor retreat 11 Good-bye 46 Most sensible 12 Biscottq 48.Pioy " flavor 13 Rainier's 50 These days realm 54 Own up 15 Hold genlly 55 Noisy 16 Chased the quarrel 56 Extend so puck t8 Merry 's as to touch opposite ~ 57 Re vises 19 Sweater f ront • DOWN 21 Monastic t Flood tille 22 Ascend control 2 Groom's to a height 23 Impudent · reply back talk (2 wds.) 25 Skip stones 3 Baking pan 28 You, girll 4 Promos 30 Aou1d veggie 5 Exclamation 31 Milne of disgust 6 One of 52 marsupial 32 Pamplona 7 literarY miScellany yell 33 Cola's guy 8- PropoSals 35 Rain s like 9 Cube, to p • Q Ra-t :1 • 7 I) 2 ·Garages · • Complete Remodeling Hours Oi·O:HB • 7. • New Homes Sizes 5'x10' to tO'x30' 992-6215 Pomeroy Ohm 25 Vea15 Local E::xpe11ence North 4 A9 8 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTIUCnOIII 45771 740-949-2217 V.C. YOUNG Ill l'!:ts 10 wk. Otledience Classes by-qualified trainer. you can 2&3BA apts. S3B5 and - I.Jp. cen.t,.- your dog CGC , or title Cebtral Air, WID Hookup, tllerapy at end of the course. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT.- Tenanl pa~s electric. EHO Call tor inlormation, classes ED & AF~ORDABLEI s1ar11ng Julv sth. >o4-675· ..,,,., Townhouse apartments. E.Um View Apt::. "'-"---' and/or small houses FOR (304 )882'3017 2 CKC Rat Terrier puppies, RENT. Call (740)441·1111 for application & iniorma110n. Gracloui' Living 1 and 2 males. & 1 Slli-Poo puppy, Bedroom Ap1s. at Village male 304-675-4243 -------Manor and Riverside Apts. in CKC MinaMe Pinscher 2 Help Wanted Middleport, from $327 to males, 4 mon. old, ears $592. 740·992·5064. Eqi.Jal cropped. tails docked, shots. HOI.Jeing Opportuni ty. 140·388-8788 REGISTERED NURSE Pleasant Valley Hospital· is currently accepting resumes· for a full time OB/PEDS Registered Nurse and per diem ICCU Regislered Nurses. Applicants must haye currenl We st Virginia license. Previous OB experience and previous ICCU experience. concert Phillip Longaberger Wrought Iron Stand & -workarOI.JJ'Id NEW AND USEO STEEL Steel Beams. Prpe Rebar For Concrete. Angle. Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday & Frrday. Bam-4:30pm. Closed Tnursday. Sati.Jrday & Su nday. (740) 446-7300 ~The J.Jaity. Sentinel • Pag'e ~7 ACROSS avait~ba~ee nn i~d~ -~-~·_:,_:~_·. -Rp-o~-1r~-a~b~~-~~-\_~~-~_:~ Dryer 304·812·4095 In city. Range& fridge fur· nislled. oH street parking, clean. spacious. $400/rent + deposit. 441 -0596 Driven Quartet ....- ww;p.mydailysentinel.com • 0eoo..,.s,.au.z,.9,.5'"''------ Special!!! 28A apt. CIA. (740) 441· 2BA in town. Gallipoh~. No 0194 pats. $500/rent + deposit C:all-44t--01!0 or5Q15174 ~ bad1wm lfl--larl rnam tor rent in Middleport , no pets, 3 bedroom house for rent in (740)992-5658 MOBILE HOME LOT FOR Middleport (279 Broadway RENT, t031 Georges Creek· St.) $450 a montll pii.Js -------~ Rd. 44 1-1 111 · deposit. 17401416·1354 Help Wanted 3, 2008 ALLEY OOP' _._ __,_ Thursday, July JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired , New & Rebuil1 In -.. Stock. Call Ron EvanS. 1· 862-_3 12·1 .• e FAKIIIS f'OH SALE 3, 20011_ BRIDGE · available 1st week irl 1 ilnd 2 bedroom apart· JI.Jiy . Addison Pike . ments, furnished and unfur.., $650frent - S650/sec dep · nished, and houses 1n 199/mo! J bed, 2 bath. Bank NO PE'rS. Call446·3644 for Pomeroy and Middleport, Repo! (5% down. 20 years. more info. security Clepasit required. no 8°'o APR) for listings 800· pets, 74(}-992-2218. 620-4946 e:li. R027 Sandhill Road 3 bedroom, 1 llrand new 3bed 2batl1 on 1/2 baths, $730 plus 1br all utilities pd. also 2 br +·half acre in Pt. Pleasant.· tbr $375/month. 3br depos•t. • Gallipolis Ferry, 3 all utilities pd. near ,dowrrOWN ER FINANCE AVAIL· $500/month in Syracuse bedroom, 2 bath, S500 pii.Js town Point Pleasant. 304ABLE. 740·446-3570 deposit Hud App. No Pets deposit. 2017 Jefferson, 2 360·0163 Federal Funds JUSl released (304 )675 ' 53.32 weeKends bedrrn:'m, 1 _bath, $4!50 ~Ius 1BA Apt, WID hookups, forlandOwne,s.No clos· _74_D-_5_9_1._0_26_5_ _ _ _ depos•t. PICk up apphca- sa tellite TV incl wlrent ing cost and ZERO DOWN! -lions at ERA . Town & • close to nospital. Call 740~ Will do l and 2 bedroom house for riHll, country Rea1Estate, 8 ro ker 339 _0362 no pets, (740)992·5858 1911 J • 8o 1 d Improvements. BankrtJp tcy errerson u evar . & Bad Credit OK. 2. 3. -4 and 2·3 br Hoi.Jse, 30 ·Burdette Point Pleasant, WV 25550 212 3rd Aye. 3 rooms and bath , furnished . no pels. 5 bedrooms available. 740· Addilic'l $425 month+ $400 MoBILE Ho~tE'i Rent + Dap. 740·441·0245 446-3384 security. new paint & carpet. mulb:NT 304·675-6240 after Spm New 3 Bedroom homes lrom $214.36 per month. lnclueles many I.Jpgrades. delivery & set-up. (740)385·2434 r Thursday, July - heck 37 8 pts: 38 Brown 17 Fur hunters 44 19 Monsieur's 45 shout • 46 20 Gauguin' s prop 47 22 EPA · 49 · concern 51 24 Maple 52 syrup base 53 25 Stonehenge worshiper response 26 Major artery 27 Fence part 29 Ouch! Fly H-te shuttle 36 Left ou1 39 Year-end ~.; Castro 10 More.than want 14 Mannerless songbird 40 Padded glove Ford a river Ms. Bovary Also starring like it was Pen brand Yale athlete Allow Positive tune 43 Lab ones 15 Desist medium In Shakespeare's "Richard u;· lord Salisbury says. "'0, call back. yeste1day, bid trma reti.Jfn." At the br1dge lable, sorr. :imes we would like to take back. a bid. But we can do !~at only when I.Jsing some computer programs .In this deal, what do you 11link of South's lour-spade bid? Would you call it back? Now that yOu _!lre there. though. how Would you plan the play? West leads th e club queen. East wins with his ·ace and returns the Sur! to yoi.Jr krng. It you add one point for each of Soulh"s doubletons, his hantl is worth 18 points, which makes tour spades a lair gamble. If you count losers, Soul h has only five: one spade, one heart (you never count beyood three 111 any suit), two d1amonas and one .club. That is the ni.Jmber for ~ Jump 1o game. However. having said "that. '"South might ·hove rebid three·-~ hearts becai.Jse North mrpht ha~·e had three sp;:ui11s <~nri live (or e~'!J:-1 si,~t~ hearts. · Since you have three top losers (two diaby Luis Campos monds and one club). vou must ruH your Celebro:y C'Dht'lr ;:rvPior,lrams are crealed Iron Quolal•ors b\' !aroJs ~eo>te oas1 .aM p1e5ent two low hearts on the board · ~12Ch l~tte1 on l ~ e :1Dhel Sla"I(\S ICI <i;llOI~er Start by cash.ng the ace and king· of Tl!bay 's clve. Yequals 0 hearts, then ruff a heart wi th di.Jmmy·s spade erght. Return lo your hand w1th a ·· X E L U B K. Z E T D C H J N W B C P 0 R U club rult and lead your last heart. When West follows suit , would you rufl h1gll or HZUOJ MUKH YTWDOHOUK HE LUB CELEBRITY CIPHER Church Pastor Steve Liitle .FRESH Your NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Meigs County Cl.o rk of Courts . Its rendition that an Order of Sale be Issued to the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, to appraise, advertise In the Dally Sentinel and sell said real estate, Ri~ht Tara Townhouse Have you priced a Jonn Apartments, Very Spacious, Deiere lalely? You'll be sur- • 2 Bedrooms, CIA. 1 112 prised! Check out oi.Jr used Balh, Adult Pool & Baby inventory ' at ' Pool , PallO, Slarl $4251Mo. WWW.CAREO . CO M Ohio; Justin Reed, No Pets, Lease Plus Carmichael Equipment. 740· Paris, Tennessee; Security Deposit Required, 446·241 2 Jordan Reed, Paris, (740)367-0547. New Holland 256 Rake, Tennessee; and Ben Reed, Middleport, Twin Rivers Tower is accept· Galfrie 6' Drum Mower. Ohio, intend to apply ing applications lor waiting Gal fr1e 9' Te tter. 740·445· to the Federal Reserve list lor Hud-subsidized. 1-br 7410 tha Board for Permission apanment for 15 675·l l · to retain 27.73 percent elderly/disabled. c a I.JVESTtK:K 6679 of the shares and 1.,~------·· · Pullllc Nollces In N''"'P'•P•'~· lo Know. Delivered Rlghr lo Your Public Notice Notice to Truck Dealers: In accordance with section 307 _86 of the Ohio Revised Code, P.O. Box 151 100 E. that the premises tfe sealed bids will be sold free and clear of received by the Racine 2nd St 37295 St Rt.124 n Mlddl aport OH 4576"'' and if deceased, all heirs, devisees, legalees, executors, .executrixes, admlnlstrators, edmlniatratrl•eJs and assignees and ohn . Doe, Unknown Spouse of Velma L. Tdaylor, d · and h it 1 acaaae, all ers, ~evisees, legatees, executors, executrix· es., administrators, admlnistratrlxes and assignees whose a~dresses are unknown, will hereby toke notlca that on May 2, 2008, Beneficial Otllo, Inc., filed lis Complaint in Foreclosure and Marshalling of liens in the Common PIOas Court of Meigs County, 100 E. Sacond .St, Pomeroy, OhiQ baing Case No. 08 CV 079 against Velma L. Taylor pritylng tor judgment In the amount of $78,954. 19 with Intererest thereon accorod· ing lo the terms of the note from April 29 , 2008 until paid and lor 1orocoaure 1 f id o sa Mortgage Deed on the following deocrlbad real ulilte, of which 1eld Detendant1, Velma L. Taylor are the owners of: as further ducrlbed in Pialntff'a mortgage recorded on November 26, 2003 In Book 183 page 297 of the Mortgage Recorda of Malga County, Ohio. Also known 11: 37295 St. Rt. 124 Middleport OH 45760 ' . . ond lhat Defendant, Velma L. Taylor, and ~ jloceased, all heirs, devisees, legateel, •xocutors, ..ecutrlxee, iodmlnlltrotors, admln· lotrotorl and . .slgnees and John Dol, Unknown SpouN of Velma L. Taylor, and tf dlciiHd, all heirs, devlaael, legatees, exocutorw, . .ocutrlxea , lldmlnlt1rltors. admln111r11ors and eealgnMI Ill required to eat up ony Interest they n1ay hove In aeid prom- or ba forever bol,..., !hill upon lallure o1 Nld Daflndenls to p~YWtO Clute to be piikl uld Judgment within three days lrom parties herein, that the 4Sn1, until 4:00 p.m., proceeds from the sale on Monday, July 7, of said premises be 2008. The bids will then applied to the Plaintiffs be opened and read Judgment and for such h 11 1 ot er re e to which Beneficial Ohio, Inc, Ia entltted, Said Defendants are directed to the Complaint wherein ,dnotlce under the lair ebt collection practlce act Ia given. Sald Deten.d ants are requ 1red to answer within twenty-eight days alfer the publicatJon. Said Defendants will taka notice that you are required to answer said ·complaint on or before the August 14th day of 2008 or Judgment wl11 be rendered accor:dingiy. Beneficial Ohio, Inc. PlalnUff, Stephen D. Miles Attornay lor PlalnHif 18 W. Monument Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45402 · (6) 12, 19, 26, (7) 3, 10, 17 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: Ia hereby 1 thai satu rday, gven on July 5, 2008 at 10:00 a.m., a public aale will ba held at 211 W. Second St., Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bonk and Sovlnga Company Is selling lor caoh In hand or c.rtlfled chock the followlng collotarsl: 19119 Ford F250 4K4 2FTPX28LOXCA81914 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right 10 bid at t~ls oale, and lo wlthdrlw the above collateral prior to sale. Further, The Formers Bank and Savings Company reeerves the right to reject any or all bids submlnod. The obovo descrlbad collateral will ba aold "II ll·where l1", wlth no upr81aad or Implied warron1y given. • For further lnlormetlon, or Ia< an appointmanr to lnllpiCt collol· orsl, prior to oele date contoet Cyndle or Ken at W.Z-2138. (7)2, 3, 4 ' Owners: Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe P'"E:.\!l:R'I'BOD'I''S C.UHit>-16 740-247-2019 COii!.l>\t.li!.~lr-.1 T~IS E.COOOt'\Y! Cell : 740-416-5047 & t-.LI'I-I.1•.5E:..i SOUP DOt:Si'>IT 1-\t>-.\/E:.. E.l>\Ol)(,l.\ p-I-\' ( 1-\Ni.£ 1'. WO~C> ! k>w? email: jrshadtrm@aol.com four spades 10 the 10 and cannot get a, trump promotion. or a s•nglelon 10- all hig.hly unlikely. AI.Jff with the sPade ace. then draw trumps. F1nally. mentally thank Wes1 for not finding a tri.Jmp lead Jim O'Brien conirol of Farmers Bancsharea, e ·• . · Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio. . . Farmers· Bancshares, Inc., controls Farmers Unfurnished 1 bedroom apt aloud at 1·.00 p.m. on Bank & Savings 2nd floor. corner of Second C pomaroy, and Pine. No pets. Mond•y, July 7, 2008 ompany, for the following:~ Ohio. The Federal References required. Bids tor a New 2008 or Reserve Considers a S&C\lrity deposit. $275 per. 2099 4-WHEEL DRIVE number of factors In monlh, water incii.Jdad. Call CREW CAB XL 1. Ton deciding whether to 446-4425 Or 446·3936 Pickup Truck SAW approve the notice. ~~~:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 156"1n length. You are lnvlled to aubBi6 specification may mil comments In writ- r10 HOUSEIIOW be picked up at · the lng on thla notice to Village , of - Racine the Feder• I Re1erve Lw--•Gooliiiiiiiii~r>.__,.l G,lerk/Traasurar's Bank of Cleveland, Office located In the ,455 East Sixth Street, Berber Carpet $5.95 yard Municipal Building a1 Cleveland, Ohio 44114. Reminents $4o & up, Main Street, The comment period Mollohan Carpel 2212 405 Racine, Ohio 45771 . . will not end before Eastern ~ve Gallipolis Oh The Racine VIllage August 24, 2008, and 446-7~44 Council may accept may be somewhat MISl'El.LANHlUS the lowest bid, or ' longer. The Board's MERffi~NDI'r'E select lhe bast bid for procedures lor prothe lnt ded 88 cesslng applications and re:~rvee :':pr~ghi may be found at 12 C.F ·~~~ht~d walnu: sho\'fc~ses to accept andior raject .R. P~ut 262 .25. To Ml onan 119 at_ss rontl any or all bids and/or obtain a copy ·of lhe arquee,co ec rons o any part thitreof and Federal Reserye ~ei'a:-~uty banery charger. Ill rd t ct t Board's procedures or ., w awa a con ra o ' large trunks.coke ,,·gn,toys lh t bldd hi h 1 1 If you need more lnlor a If W C I n • scaltts;Ciuc.:ks.Musl('.al 1tams lhe boat Interest of the metion about how lo Call 740 _992 _4197 _· Village of Racine. submit your comments David Spencer, on the notice, contact couch, Chair & Oltoman, ClerkfTreasurer Allen M. Brown. Jewel-lone plaid, E~~: . Cond Vijlage of Racine Banking Supervisor, $750. Two-Glass Top Med. (6) 20 (7)3 at (216) 579-3091. Tho Wood End Ta~es $75. Call Federal Reserve will 674-5713, Leave Message consider your comPublic Notice merits and any requeal Flower Flats, $3.50, lor, a publiC meeting or Garaniums. 31$1.00, PUBLIC NOTICE lormol hearing on the Elephant Ears. Cannas. ti If h Also have GoiQfish, Koi. A Public Hearing lor no ce t ey . are Pooc1Piants.(7401446·1578. tho 2 009 FIIICal Year received In writing 64" 5:.:·t_,:l6:cl...:._ __ County Budget will ba the Reserve Bonk on "(7c::40 ::.<1"' held Monday, July 14, or before the lost day Hot Tup I Swim Spa Outlet 2008 , 811 o:oo a.m. at ofthecommentperlod. S1000oH. HI.Jge.seleC1ion. the Commlallonera' (7) 3 New Styles. Free Delivery. . Office. Copies of tho TO? Quality. 606·929·5655 budget cari ba vieWed - - - - - - - at the Aud~or'a O!flce Public Notice baglnnlng July 3rd _ _...;__..:_..:..;..:..::.._ trirough 'July 14th. Public Notice (7) 3 Quotas for Supplies Southern Local School District, 920 Elni Public Natlce Street, Raclna, Ohio 45771 Is· accepting NOTICE OF CHANGE quotes lor transportilIN CONTROL OF A lion fuel and 111pplles, BANK HOLDING COM· dairy auppllos , and· PANY. bakery oupplles . The Reed Family SpecHicatlons can ba control Group ( obtained by calling the Theodore T. Read, 111, superintendent's olllce Pomeroy, Ohio; Kathy at 740-949-2611 . M. Reed, Pomeroy, Quotes will ba opened Ohio; Bruce J. RHd, al noon on Monday, Paris Tennuaae· Alia July 21, 2008. The J. ' Reed, Paris, . board r11erv11 the Tenneoeee: Paul M. right to rejecl any or Reed, Middleport, any pert of the quote. Ohio· Laurie F. Read Quotes . should ba Mlddieport Ohio · Kall~ labeled "Supplies E. Read,' Mlddiepor~ Quote" and mailed td: Ohio; Krlatophor M. Southern Local School J e n k 1 n 1 Dlotrlct, Treasurer's G 0 0 d 1 e 1 1 8 v 1 II e : Olllce, 920 Elm Street, Tennesaee; Tyler c . Racine, Ohio 45771. Read, Perla, (7) 3, 6 Tennedsc-o; Robart Darius Reed, Pomeroy, bY ... 740-247-2113 r I G ._______• BIG NATE Closr-Out Sal'e THE 1\'[NDOW W'" h ~rn~ l ug Ba~kth LADY $7.75 20 years e.,perie m:e 1988 GMC Dump truck w a 3 horses for sale call for 7_4 gas engine. Trut;:k wor.ks -f" Gcranitilll' .bUrl in sewing _Pr_ic_es-30_4_·8_9_5·-39_4_3_ _ great and is ready to work. SMC Game·& Poultry will be $3900 . 740-645-1800 -H< per lint $6.00 TRL!CKS FOR SALE at Southern States July Stfl, 96 S- 10, 4cyl , 5-speed, 8-12 with Chicks, Ducks. Runs Good, Gas Saver, ~~~~ys & Guines 304 -593 · $2,000. 95 Mazda X-Cab, V6, 6-speed, . runs ' good, $1,600 ea Dodge Neon . 4cyl. 5-spead $1.200 304j110 AUTOS 882-3652 .. oilii'OiiRiiSii,\iiiLiiE-,..1 10 MatlliiCYLU>il' l __ · 06 Dodge Straws, cruise, Lw.i4ioWiioiHiiEiiimll,liil:l<!iiS;,._,.I Beddin g PiHnts Vcgct <.~h k plant ~ S,2.50 per dozen Hr~ M-F 7:~0 · 5:00 Stu. K:_li() - -1-JO Sun . I -5 Ed's Gretnhous~s Noh ie Summi t Rd . Middleport. OH •lk1w ~r 11 llrmlhur} .~ Mulhln,ll 740-992-7961) •' HE FOI:60T r'.liOLlT TH5. Drapes, Sheers, RoO Pocket Drapes, FIVE PoUNDS OF F1';15.0 D0U6H HE'S EATEN Swags. Valunccs. Ronum Shadi!s and More ... Plus Pillow. Bedskirls Tal1lc Covers.& Table - Run11ers CALL SANDY . TODAY I I. Home:740-992-Jno Ce11:740-416-6144 s Manley's Recycling PAYING TOP "ICES fOR . COW and BOY CA\11'1-:Hs& ~w,.;MiiiiimiiiiniiiRiiHiiio;il'iiim;iiiii.,.l 1996 _lnsbrook 5th wh6el, super slide, lot 19 Krodel !Dolice Impounds! Cars from Park. Great Condilion $5001 ,. Hondas. C h ~s, $10,000 080 219-405·3405 Jeeps. Fords, & morel tor or 567·855-8174 listlngs Soo-620·4676 ex V435 1998 Burgundy Sebring, SHOP fully lOaded. good condition CLASSIFIEOS 79.500 miles, 95,500 080 304·895-3447 · _ TJiAT'S WHAT I USED v-=r ~ifHINK, BILLY.NOW, I'M IN BIGGERTROUBLE THAN THE POLAR BEAR RV Service at Carmicnaal Trailers 740--446·3825 ' , "'I In H I-.., HOME IMPHOVEME:\lS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UnconditiOnal lifetime guar· antee. Local refere nces fur· nlshed. Established 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (7 40) 446· 0870, Rogers Base-ment Waterproofing. General Contractor 35 Years Expe1ienca. New Homes, Remodeling & Home Repair. licensed and Insured WV 0303t8 304·458·1668 !H) 304·511·0759 (C) Balhroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured wv ft040954 Cell 740-5 90·7666 740-992-0730 J&L Construction • VInyl Siding • Replacement Windows • Rooling • Decks • Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner : James Keesee II 742-2332 . CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing. Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows. Electric, Plumbing, GARFIELD Drywall, FARMS ARlO WH6R'6 Wt: G61' OUR FOOt:' Kip; Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor ' ' 740-367-0544 Free Estimate's 740·367·0536 . F?r Remodding and Ne\\' House Building ' CONSTRUCTION • Room Addilions • Gari1ges • Vinyl tmd Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Ban" • Pmio's, Porc.hes and Decks Cu ll : MARCUM I [ MilE W. MARCUM. OWNER 4n.19 Riebel Road. L ong Bottom, OH 740-985-4141 • ' cell: 740-4 16-18.14 25+ J•ean experie11cr Free Estimates ' Advertise in this space for $64 per month . ! I •• GRIZZWELLS 'I ~, ~~ \\>I \\It 'lllrtl'rdo!<: Friday, July 4, 2008 By Bernice Bede Oso1 In 1M year B.haad, you are likely to ba attracted to progressive individuals .who are in luna with the times. Any nilw .asso· ciation yoi.J make will 1Hihis bill, and one or two COI.Jid become close friends CANCER (June 21·JI.Jiy 22) - That 'on which you place yoi.Jr money will work lo yam advantage simply because you're will ing to giya in order to get. And you 're more willing !han most to prime the pi.Jmp 1o generate a llow. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Activities lhat involve a challenge will provide c1eative stimu lation. In lac!, yoi.J·re apt to welcome SIII.Jatlons that otners l ind far too trying to handle. This can incii.Jde bolh work or . SAGITIAAIUS {Nov. 23-0e-c-. 21) When viewing things from a positive per· speclive, your faith wiil be rewarded. Events will work themselves out in a manner that you envision. Got the pic· , lure? . "" CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - When teamed with someone wnose skills are comparable to yours, 10mt endeavors will hold greater-th an-usual promise. Find just the right partner who complemen ts your abilities. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Most of. the time .you play everything down tlie middle, .lnd tnis will pay off in big ways. especlaHy witn relationships You're not too agg~essl~e: nor are you too pass1ve, either. -PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Lounging in an easy chair has no appeal to you. If you don't feel yoi.J'r.e doing something productive, ·you' ll be more restless than usi.Jal. Keep busy. ARIES (March 21-April19) - Your presence Is likely to provide a dramatic llair to most any gathering you attend. People will enjoy your company and all the lun you bring to a get-together. TAURUS (April 20·May 20) - .Lots ot happiness is Indicated because yoi.J are strongly motivated to do mi.Jch good and brirlg joy lo 111e li Vtil olthO&e who accom· pany you. You'll enjoy tt11t day. GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20) - This Is a beller-than·usual day for promoting a cause or event you truly believe can do 8 world ol good for others. Even pafllons who usually are not Joiner• will succumb to your pertul~i.,. appeal. Ill\"''"" SOUPTONUTZ . HZ U L HZUL KESHBUKK, Z EX -H E A J N . ·... • H ·UWAZ F E W B MW U G PREVIOUS SOLUT ION - "Character bu1lds sloWly, but tl cari be torn do wn with Incredible swrhness." - Farth Baldw1n ~:~~~;~' S©~Q\1~-lt£~~· WOlD GAM I ldltod by ~y R. POU~tl ReCrrpnge I11Mers of tn.0 lour scrambled ...,rdl b.low to form fovr simple words. I HUQNEC I . I I I' I I . I BUHL S 3' I NA R Y I m 0 ' ' yourself~invollo'ed. 1;) PSI CONSTRUCTION ' T-Top, 350 trans, very miles. 740· - VIRGb (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - You'll get tar rnore gratifiCation ba1ng helpful tooth· ers than merely· doing things just tor yoi.Jrself or being waited on by compan-· ions. Don't hesitate to pitch in whe~ever you see a need. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0cl. 23) - This can be a tortunate day during which luck will be your sidekick. Ot course. this doesn't mean deliberalely taK ing ridici.Jious chanc,:ls where the odds are next to nothing . EnJOY doing th1ngs Within rea· son. SCORPIO (Oct. 24· Nov. 22)- YOLI might not be someone who Pel1beralely seeks out competitive situations, but there is no need to duck them. e1th_er. You'll be a bel· tf'lf·than-usual competitOr once yor1 finrt 1111-li:OO 79 Corvene engl~e. · aUto clean. 70.400 388·0236 AstroGraph play. tilt, air, auto, 4 cyl., 60 ,000 mile:s. 5800 obo. 740 .256 . 05 Suzuki KHlg Quad. 700cc. 4WD. 92 miles, winch 9031 or 256 . 1233 & ramps $4 ,800 304·674503 MJII St• Mlddlaoon. OH 45180 H:i' lowes tishing boal, 25hp 3279 740-992-3894 Jonnson. $2,500 OBO, 2003 Pdaris 700, $3,500 OBO. 07 HD Dyna Street Bob· 0P811MOtlllatfrldiV 9:00 Ill 2001 Lexus 300 ES 304· deep co ball ~ue 11100 in e>lras S13.500 Fir'\' 99 HO SatUnliVI:DOIID-12:00111 773·5109 Sportster XI ' 883. loaded wl 2002 Nissan Sentra 5 chrome. has lri>e kit. sGooo speed. 200 S-10 ext. cab, w/ Kit or $4500 w/o Kit. 740· IIIIIIIIIIIICIII$·1-I•Inllls 2002 Sebring, 2003 Saturn 441 ·1037 or 740-645-7086 Vue . Other qua l~y vehicles OlllllllcCtlvwtn• . . . . . 2004 Kymco Mongoose 90 llfilllnllliwitn w,a, 'crantykinMstOck. Slop ATV. lully automatic, floor· lhllflrCirtlltPI'ICIIJ or ca oo otors 328 very low hrs, like L---..:::.:::.::::=~=:::.---...1 Jackson Pike . 740-446- boards. new. $1000 740·441 -0668 0103 - - - - -- - 2002 Pontiac Grand·PrixGT 92 SI.Jzuki 4 ATV 2 & 4 WD. coupe fully equip. 80 _000 mi good plasti c w/ came kfl gd. RICK PRICE $S,ooo. tires ri.Jns & looKs gd $1500_ ~ew Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, 911 cellent coM. Barry-McCoy 740·992-5082 (304) 67~-4199 Metal & Shingle Ruofs, Siding, Decks, MJOBP II you ruff low, you gain when Wesl has Farm Letart Falls ' Pomeroy: DH 45769 ell claims, liens and VIllage Council, . PO Beneficial Ohio, Inc. Interest of any of the Box 399, Racine, Ohio thereby va. Velma L. Taylor eta I ' Case No. 08 CV 079 Velma L. Taiylor, whose last known . address Is HOME-GROWN . CABBAGE Racine, Ohio I Our neighbor pracliccd with a rock band . We concluded that music is ihe most expensive of S P E M0 I all ---. ~--~,.;;..;I__;;~~;.:S-r,lG,..;.,l---1 Q Complete . . the chuckle quoted by ~!ling In the milSino wordt you develop from s:ep No. 3 below: l - 4 II I IN 1 f} PP!NT NUMBEiED LEITERS THESE SQUARES.-' . 6) UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAMLET:$ ANSWERS illi08 Policy -- Join1 - Venom - Faucet - EMP1Y · "When yuu moveJo a new lo<:ation," gramps told bis g!'lllJdS:on,_ "ltmd be like • new refrigemtor, brighl, cold, and EMPTY,'' ARLO& JANIS �- ' • ., www.rriydaily entinel.ccm 2. 20Q6 1Bx80 Clayton 3 bed 2 bath, 2000 16x70 Fleetwood 2 bed 2 bath, 1999 Fortune 3 bed 2 bath. Daytime 388·0000. evenrng 245·9213 r !O Hous•~ , 1 4BA • L,;·--lii'OiiRIIRENiOillior;r.._.J. Apartment available now R1verbend Apts. New Haven WV. Now acceplmg applicalions · tor Hud-Subsidlzed, one Bedroom Apts. Utilities lncluded. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call 304· in Disabled people. , --------Beautiful Apt1. at Jaekton Estates. 52 Westwood Drive, from $365 to $560. 740·446·2568. Equal Housing Oppor t~nily. This ihstitution is ;1n Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer Free Rent r Saturday, July 5th, 2008 7:00 PQl Alder Hill's Self Storage YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 29670 Bashan Road Roo m Additions & Remodeling · New Garage• Electrleal & Plumbing Roofing & Gul1era Vinyl Siding & Painting Patio and Porch Decks wv 036725 Racine. Ohio NEA .Crossword Puzzle FOR Si\.U: + A F; Trimming & Re!floval Seamless Guttars nwlirr~r- Si-Jing. Gutter:~ Insured & Bonded Work 740·653·9657 . Rcferclll"l"S A vai iahlu 1 C·~ 740-5 '! I-XII44 Piea.\l" ll·a v~: ltHj~~a 'l" TARZAN OF THE IIWIS t O~llll II ~PES ( li-..Sl RUllllJ'< Concrete Removal and Replacement I \K\1 \\11'1'1 H"'i BARNEY · ~lll)'Pes Of '' ·Concrete Work ,\11\1 Slllt h ga&l!1a1ry And Furniture Har~wood 28 Years Experien_ce David Lewis 740-992·6971 ,North -East 14 l4 Pass Pass' Pass z• Pa~s P8ss Opening l ~cn.l. .;. Q up, use math we·ll *Expcricnl-L'd cC-K-:-C-:-."R_e_g,-SI-er_e_d_Ba_s_s-elt Hound puppies Tri-colored, beaulifi.Jlly marKed $250 304 _695 _8777 Wt•st If you bid * l llSUrt!d Gary 'Stanky South I * Rea ~una hk Rat e~ Ca ll 3 Dealer: South Vulnerable: North::South Guttering *Pmn_1p1 and Quaiil } j{) i 6 ¥ .H:! · • "J\ J 10 ... A 8 5 3 • ' 7 .. K l Slop & Compare H&H Stanley Tree- ~· ~ South A KQJ, l:l • A K 0:1 1• 14[1 rno pd '" East ... Q J 10 9 740-992-1611 7 :00AM - 8:00PM r------...,...., West • :i t • Q 10 8 MONTY · CASSIE !! TAAT IS NO WAY NEWLYWED TO BE DRESS IN' www.timbe-rn-ea·k c.ahlnetry.com 740.446 1:::::=~24~-~5~9~St~,~R~t.~l60~~-~~~==d WV042182 Free btimates Insured - ~ A I AIN'T GOT TH' HANG OF TH ' LAUNDRY THING YET JEST . . 41 Friend , slangily 1 Ji ngle 42 Mont. neighbor 6 Mountain 43 Floor retreat 11 Good-bye 46 Most sensible 12 Biscottq 48.Pioy " flavor 13 Rainier's 50 These days realm 54 Own up 15 Hold genlly 55 Noisy 16 Chased the quarrel 56 Extend so puck t8 Merry 's as to touch opposite ~ 57 Re vises 19 Sweater f ront • DOWN 21 Monastic t Flood tille 22 Ascend control 2 Groom's to a height 23 Impudent · reply back talk (2 wds.) 25 Skip stones 3 Baking pan 28 You, girll 4 Promos 30 Aou1d veggie 5 Exclamation 31 Milne of disgust 6 One of 52 marsupial 32 Pamplona 7 literarY miScellany yell 33 Cola's guy 8- PropoSals 35 Rain s like 9 Cube, to p • Q Ra-t :1 • 7 I) 2 ·Garages · • Complete Remodeling Hours Oi·O:HB • 7. • New Homes Sizes 5'x10' to tO'x30' 992-6215 Pomeroy Ohm 25 Vea15 Local E::xpe11ence North 4 A9 8 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTIUCnOIII 45771 740-949-2217 V.C. YOUNG Ill l'!:ts 10 wk. Otledience Classes by-qualified trainer. you can 2&3BA apts. S3B5 and - I.Jp. cen.t,.- your dog CGC , or title Cebtral Air, WID Hookup, tllerapy at end of the course. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT.- Tenanl pa~s electric. EHO Call tor inlormation, classes ED & AF~ORDABLEI s1ar11ng Julv sth. >o4-675· ..,,,., Townhouse apartments. E.Um View Apt::. "'-"---' and/or small houses FOR (304 )882'3017 2 CKC Rat Terrier puppies, RENT. Call (740)441·1111 for application & iniorma110n. Gracloui' Living 1 and 2 males. & 1 Slli-Poo puppy, Bedroom Ap1s. at Village male 304-675-4243 -------Manor and Riverside Apts. in CKC MinaMe Pinscher 2 Help Wanted Middleport, from $327 to males, 4 mon. old, ears $592. 740·992·5064. Eqi.Jal cropped. tails docked, shots. HOI.Jeing Opportuni ty. 140·388-8788 REGISTERED NURSE Pleasant Valley Hospital· is currently accepting resumes· for a full time OB/PEDS Registered Nurse and per diem ICCU Regislered Nurses. Applicants must haye currenl We st Virginia license. Previous OB experience and previous ICCU experience. concert Phillip Longaberger Wrought Iron Stand & -workarOI.JJ'Id NEW AND USEO STEEL Steel Beams. Prpe Rebar For Concrete. Angle. Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday & Frrday. Bam-4:30pm. Closed Tnursday. Sati.Jrday & Su nday. (740) 446-7300 ~The J.Jaity. Sentinel • Pag'e ~7 ACROSS avait~ba~ee nn i~d~ -~-~·_:,_:~_·. -Rp-o~-1r~-a~b~~-~~-\_~~-~_:~ Dryer 304·812·4095 In city. Range& fridge fur· nislled. oH street parking, clean. spacious. $400/rent + deposit. 441 -0596 Driven Quartet ....- ww;p.mydailysentinel.com • 0eoo..,.s,.au.z,.9,.5'"''------ Special!!! 28A apt. CIA. (740) 441· 2BA in town. Gallipoh~. No 0194 pats. $500/rent + deposit C:all-44t--01!0 or5Q15174 ~ bad1wm lfl--larl rnam tor rent in Middleport , no pets, 3 bedroom house for rent in (740)992-5658 MOBILE HOME LOT FOR Middleport (279 Broadway RENT, t031 Georges Creek· St.) $450 a montll pii.Js -------~ Rd. 44 1-1 111 · deposit. 17401416·1354 Help Wanted 3, 2008 ALLEY OOP' _._ __,_ Thursday, July JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired , New & Rebuil1 In -.. Stock. Call Ron EvanS. 1· 862-_3 12·1 .• e FAKIIIS f'OH SALE 3, 20011_ BRIDGE · available 1st week irl 1 ilnd 2 bedroom apart· JI.Jiy . Addison Pike . ments, furnished and unfur.., $650frent - S650/sec dep · nished, and houses 1n 199/mo! J bed, 2 bath. Bank NO PE'rS. Call446·3644 for Pomeroy and Middleport, Repo! (5% down. 20 years. more info. security Clepasit required. no 8°'o APR) for listings 800· pets, 74(}-992-2218. 620-4946 e:li. R027 Sandhill Road 3 bedroom, 1 llrand new 3bed 2batl1 on 1/2 baths, $730 plus 1br all utilities pd. also 2 br +·half acre in Pt. Pleasant.· tbr $375/month. 3br depos•t. • Gallipolis Ferry, 3 all utilities pd. near ,dowrrOWN ER FINANCE AVAIL· $500/month in Syracuse bedroom, 2 bath, S500 pii.Js town Point Pleasant. 304ABLE. 740·446-3570 deposit Hud App. No Pets deposit. 2017 Jefferson, 2 360·0163 Federal Funds JUSl released (304 )675 ' 53.32 weeKends bedrrn:'m, 1 _bath, $4!50 ~Ius 1BA Apt, WID hookups, forlandOwne,s.No clos· _74_D-_5_9_1._0_26_5_ _ _ _ depos•t. PICk up apphca- sa tellite TV incl wlrent ing cost and ZERO DOWN! -lions at ERA . Town & • close to nospital. Call 740~ Will do l and 2 bedroom house for riHll, country Rea1Estate, 8 ro ker 339 _0362 no pets, (740)992·5858 1911 J • 8o 1 d Improvements. BankrtJp tcy errerson u evar . & Bad Credit OK. 2. 3. -4 and 2·3 br Hoi.Jse, 30 ·Burdette Point Pleasant, WV 25550 212 3rd Aye. 3 rooms and bath , furnished . no pels. 5 bedrooms available. 740· Addilic'l $425 month+ $400 MoBILE Ho~tE'i Rent + Dap. 740·441·0245 446-3384 security. new paint & carpet. mulb:NT 304·675-6240 after Spm New 3 Bedroom homes lrom $214.36 per month. lnclueles many I.Jpgrades. delivery & set-up. (740)385·2434 r Thursday, July - heck 37 8 pts: 38 Brown 17 Fur hunters 44 19 Monsieur's 45 shout • 46 20 Gauguin' s prop 47 22 EPA · 49 · concern 51 24 Maple 52 syrup base 53 25 Stonehenge worshiper response 26 Major artery 27 Fence part 29 Ouch! Fly H-te shuttle 36 Left ou1 39 Year-end ~.; Castro 10 More.than want 14 Mannerless songbird 40 Padded glove Ford a river Ms. Bovary Also starring like it was Pen brand Yale athlete Allow Positive tune 43 Lab ones 15 Desist medium In Shakespeare's "Richard u;· lord Salisbury says. "'0, call back. yeste1day, bid trma reti.Jfn." At the br1dge lable, sorr. :imes we would like to take back. a bid. But we can do !~at only when I.Jsing some computer programs .In this deal, what do you 11link of South's lour-spade bid? Would you call it back? Now that yOu _!lre there. though. how Would you plan the play? West leads th e club queen. East wins with his ·ace and returns the Sur! to yoi.Jr krng. It you add one point for each of Soulh"s doubletons, his hantl is worth 18 points, which makes tour spades a lair gamble. If you count losers, Soul h has only five: one spade, one heart (you never count beyood three 111 any suit), two d1amonas and one .club. That is the ni.Jmber for ~ Jump 1o game. However. having said "that. '"South might ·hove rebid three·-~ hearts becai.Jse North mrpht ha~·e had three sp;:ui11s <~nri live (or e~'!J:-1 si,~t~ hearts. · Since you have three top losers (two diaby Luis Campos monds and one club). vou must ruH your Celebro:y C'Dht'lr ;:rvPior,lrams are crealed Iron Quolal•ors b\' !aroJs ~eo>te oas1 .aM p1e5ent two low hearts on the board · ~12Ch l~tte1 on l ~ e :1Dhel Sla"I(\S ICI <i;llOI~er Start by cash.ng the ace and king· of Tl!bay 's clve. Yequals 0 hearts, then ruff a heart wi th di.Jmmy·s spade erght. Return lo your hand w1th a ·· X E L U B K. Z E T D C H J N W B C P 0 R U club rult and lead your last heart. When West follows suit , would you rufl h1gll or HZUOJ MUKH YTWDOHOUK HE LUB CELEBRITY CIPHER Church Pastor Steve Liitle .FRESH Your NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Meigs County Cl.o rk of Courts . Its rendition that an Order of Sale be Issued to the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, to appraise, advertise In the Dally Sentinel and sell said real estate, Ri~ht Tara Townhouse Have you priced a Jonn Apartments, Very Spacious, Deiere lalely? You'll be sur- • 2 Bedrooms, CIA. 1 112 prised! Check out oi.Jr used Balh, Adult Pool & Baby inventory ' at ' Pool , PallO, Slarl $4251Mo. WWW.CAREO . CO M Ohio; Justin Reed, No Pets, Lease Plus Carmichael Equipment. 740· Paris, Tennessee; Security Deposit Required, 446·241 2 Jordan Reed, Paris, (740)367-0547. New Holland 256 Rake, Tennessee; and Ben Reed, Middleport, Twin Rivers Tower is accept· Galfrie 6' Drum Mower. Ohio, intend to apply ing applications lor waiting Gal fr1e 9' Te tter. 740·445· to the Federal Reserve list lor Hud-subsidized. 1-br 7410 tha Board for Permission apanment for 15 675·l l · to retain 27.73 percent elderly/disabled. c a I.JVESTtK:K 6679 of the shares and 1.,~------·· · Pullllc Nollces In N''"'P'•P•'~· lo Know. Delivered Rlghr lo Your Public Notice Notice to Truck Dealers: In accordance with section 307 _86 of the Ohio Revised Code, P.O. Box 151 100 E. that the premises tfe sealed bids will be sold free and clear of received by the Racine 2nd St 37295 St Rt.124 n Mlddl aport OH 4576"'' and if deceased, all heirs, devisees, legalees, executors, .executrixes, admlnlstrators, edmlniatratrl•eJs and assignees and ohn . Doe, Unknown Spouse of Velma L. Tdaylor, d · and h it 1 acaaae, all ers, ~evisees, legatees, executors, executrix· es., administrators, admlnistratrlxes and assignees whose a~dresses are unknown, will hereby toke notlca that on May 2, 2008, Beneficial Otllo, Inc., filed lis Complaint in Foreclosure and Marshalling of liens in the Common PIOas Court of Meigs County, 100 E. Sacond .St, Pomeroy, OhiQ baing Case No. 08 CV 079 against Velma L. Taylor pritylng tor judgment In the amount of $78,954. 19 with Intererest thereon accorod· ing lo the terms of the note from April 29 , 2008 until paid and lor 1orocoaure 1 f id o sa Mortgage Deed on the following deocrlbad real ulilte, of which 1eld Detendant1, Velma L. Taylor are the owners of: as further ducrlbed in Pialntff'a mortgage recorded on November 26, 2003 In Book 183 page 297 of the Mortgage Recorda of Malga County, Ohio. Also known 11: 37295 St. Rt. 124 Middleport OH 45760 ' . . ond lhat Defendant, Velma L. Taylor, and ~ jloceased, all heirs, devisees, legateel, •xocutors, ..ecutrlxee, iodmlnlltrotors, admln· lotrotorl and . .slgnees and John Dol, Unknown SpouN of Velma L. Taylor, and tf dlciiHd, all heirs, devlaael, legatees, exocutorw, . .ocutrlxea , lldmlnlt1rltors. admln111r11ors and eealgnMI Ill required to eat up ony Interest they n1ay hove In aeid prom- or ba forever bol,..., !hill upon lallure o1 Nld Daflndenls to p~YWtO Clute to be piikl uld Judgment within three days lrom parties herein, that the 4Sn1, until 4:00 p.m., proceeds from the sale on Monday, July 7, of said premises be 2008. The bids will then applied to the Plaintiffs be opened and read Judgment and for such h 11 1 ot er re e to which Beneficial Ohio, Inc, Ia entltted, Said Defendants are directed to the Complaint wherein ,dnotlce under the lair ebt collection practlce act Ia given. Sald Deten.d ants are requ 1red to answer within twenty-eight days alfer the publicatJon. Said Defendants will taka notice that you are required to answer said ·complaint on or before the August 14th day of 2008 or Judgment wl11 be rendered accor:dingiy. Beneficial Ohio, Inc. PlalnUff, Stephen D. Miles Attornay lor PlalnHif 18 W. Monument Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45402 · (6) 12, 19, 26, (7) 3, 10, 17 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: Ia hereby 1 thai satu rday, gven on July 5, 2008 at 10:00 a.m., a public aale will ba held at 211 W. Second St., Pomeroy, Ohio. The Farmers Bonk and Sovlnga Company Is selling lor caoh In hand or c.rtlfled chock the followlng collotarsl: 19119 Ford F250 4K4 2FTPX28LOXCA81914 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right 10 bid at t~ls oale, and lo wlthdrlw the above collateral prior to sale. Further, The Formers Bank and Savings Company reeerves the right to reject any or all bids submlnod. The obovo descrlbad collateral will ba aold "II ll·where l1", wlth no upr81aad or Implied warron1y given. • For further lnlormetlon, or Ia< an appointmanr to lnllpiCt collol· orsl, prior to oele date contoet Cyndle or Ken at W.Z-2138. (7)2, 3, 4 ' Owners: Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe P'"E:.\!l:R'I'BOD'I''S C.UHit>-16 740-247-2019 COii!.l>\t.li!.~lr-.1 T~IS E.COOOt'\Y! Cell : 740-416-5047 & t-.LI'I-I.1•.5E:..i SOUP DOt:Si'>IT 1-\t>-.\/E:.. E.l>\Ol)(,l.\ p-I-\' ( 1-\Ni.£ 1'. WO~C> ! k>w? email: jrshadtrm@aol.com four spades 10 the 10 and cannot get a, trump promotion. or a s•nglelon 10- all hig.hly unlikely. AI.Jff with the sPade ace. then draw trumps. F1nally. mentally thank Wes1 for not finding a tri.Jmp lead Jim O'Brien conirol of Farmers Bancsharea, e ·• . · Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio. . . Farmers· Bancshares, Inc., controls Farmers Unfurnished 1 bedroom apt aloud at 1·.00 p.m. on Bank & Savings 2nd floor. corner of Second C pomaroy, and Pine. No pets. Mond•y, July 7, 2008 ompany, for the following:~ Ohio. The Federal References required. Bids tor a New 2008 or Reserve Considers a S&C\lrity deposit. $275 per. 2099 4-WHEEL DRIVE number of factors In monlh, water incii.Jdad. Call CREW CAB XL 1. Ton deciding whether to 446-4425 Or 446·3936 Pickup Truck SAW approve the notice. ~~~:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 156"1n length. You are lnvlled to aubBi6 specification may mil comments In writ- r10 HOUSEIIOW be picked up at · the lng on thla notice to Village , of - Racine the Feder• I Re1erve Lw--•Gooliiiiiiiii~r>.__,.l G,lerk/Traasurar's Bank of Cleveland, Office located In the ,455 East Sixth Street, Berber Carpet $5.95 yard Municipal Building a1 Cleveland, Ohio 44114. Reminents $4o & up, Main Street, The comment period Mollohan Carpel 2212 405 Racine, Ohio 45771 . . will not end before Eastern ~ve Gallipolis Oh The Racine VIllage August 24, 2008, and 446-7~44 Council may accept may be somewhat MISl'El.LANHlUS the lowest bid, or ' longer. The Board's MERffi~NDI'r'E select lhe bast bid for procedures lor prothe lnt ded 88 cesslng applications and re:~rvee :':pr~ghi may be found at 12 C.F ·~~~ht~d walnu: sho\'fc~ses to accept andior raject .R. P~ut 262 .25. To Ml onan 119 at_ss rontl any or all bids and/or obtain a copy ·of lhe arquee,co ec rons o any part thitreof and Federal Reserye ~ei'a:-~uty banery charger. Ill rd t ct t Board's procedures or ., w awa a con ra o ' large trunks.coke ,,·gn,toys lh t bldd hi h 1 1 If you need more lnlor a If W C I n • scaltts;Ciuc.:ks.Musl('.al 1tams lhe boat Interest of the metion about how lo Call 740 _992 _4197 _· Village of Racine. submit your comments David Spencer, on the notice, contact couch, Chair & Oltoman, ClerkfTreasurer Allen M. Brown. Jewel-lone plaid, E~~: . Cond Vijlage of Racine Banking Supervisor, $750. Two-Glass Top Med. (6) 20 (7)3 at (216) 579-3091. Tho Wood End Ta~es $75. Call Federal Reserve will 674-5713, Leave Message consider your comPublic Notice merits and any requeal Flower Flats, $3.50, lor, a publiC meeting or Garaniums. 31$1.00, PUBLIC NOTICE lormol hearing on the Elephant Ears. Cannas. ti If h Also have GoiQfish, Koi. A Public Hearing lor no ce t ey . are Pooc1Piants.(7401446·1578. tho 2 009 FIIICal Year received In writing 64" 5:.:·t_,:l6:cl...:._ __ County Budget will ba the Reserve Bonk on "(7c::40 ::.<1"' held Monday, July 14, or before the lost day Hot Tup I Swim Spa Outlet 2008 , 811 o:oo a.m. at ofthecommentperlod. S1000oH. HI.Jge.seleC1ion. the Commlallonera' (7) 3 New Styles. Free Delivery. . Office. Copies of tho TO? Quality. 606·929·5655 budget cari ba vieWed - - - - - - - at the Aud~or'a O!flce Public Notice baglnnlng July 3rd _ _...;__..:_..:..;..:..::.._ trirough 'July 14th. Public Notice (7) 3 Quotas for Supplies Southern Local School District, 920 Elni Public Natlce Street, Raclna, Ohio 45771 Is· accepting NOTICE OF CHANGE quotes lor transportilIN CONTROL OF A lion fuel and 111pplles, BANK HOLDING COM· dairy auppllos , and· PANY. bakery oupplles . The Reed Family SpecHicatlons can ba control Group ( obtained by calling the Theodore T. Read, 111, superintendent's olllce Pomeroy, Ohio; Kathy at 740-949-2611 . M. Reed, Pomeroy, Quotes will ba opened Ohio; Bruce J. RHd, al noon on Monday, Paris Tennuaae· Alia July 21, 2008. The J. ' Reed, Paris, . board r11erv11 the Tenneoeee: Paul M. right to rejecl any or Reed, Middleport, any pert of the quote. Ohio· Laurie F. Read Quotes . should ba Mlddieport Ohio · Kall~ labeled "Supplies E. Read,' Mlddiepor~ Quote" and mailed td: Ohio; Krlatophor M. Southern Local School J e n k 1 n 1 Dlotrlct, Treasurer's G 0 0 d 1 e 1 1 8 v 1 II e : Olllce, 920 Elm Street, Tennesaee; Tyler c . Racine, Ohio 45771. Read, Perla, (7) 3, 6 Tennedsc-o; Robart Darius Reed, Pomeroy, bY ... 740-247-2113 r I G ._______• BIG NATE Closr-Out Sal'e THE 1\'[NDOW W'" h ~rn~ l ug Ba~kth LADY $7.75 20 years e.,perie m:e 1988 GMC Dump truck w a 3 horses for sale call for 7_4 gas engine. Trut;:k wor.ks -f" Gcranitilll' .bUrl in sewing _Pr_ic_es-30_4_·8_9_5·-39_4_3_ _ great and is ready to work. SMC Game·& Poultry will be $3900 . 740-645-1800 -H< per lint $6.00 TRL!CKS FOR SALE at Southern States July Stfl, 96 S- 10, 4cyl , 5-speed, 8-12 with Chicks, Ducks. Runs Good, Gas Saver, ~~~~ys & Guines 304 -593 · $2,000. 95 Mazda X-Cab, V6, 6-speed, . runs ' good, $1,600 ea Dodge Neon . 4cyl. 5-spead $1.200 304j110 AUTOS 882-3652 .. oilii'OiiRiiSii,\iiiLiiE-,..1 10 MatlliiCYLU>il' l __ · 06 Dodge Straws, cruise, Lw.i4ioWiioiHiiEiiimll,liil:l<!iiS;,._,.I Beddin g PiHnts Vcgct <.~h k plant ~ S,2.50 per dozen Hr~ M-F 7:~0 · 5:00 Stu. K:_li() - -1-JO Sun . I -5 Ed's Gretnhous~s Noh ie Summi t Rd . Middleport. OH •lk1w ~r 11 llrmlhur} .~ Mulhln,ll 740-992-7961) •' HE FOI:60T r'.liOLlT TH5. Drapes, Sheers, RoO Pocket Drapes, FIVE PoUNDS OF F1';15.0 D0U6H HE'S EATEN Swags. Valunccs. Ronum Shadi!s and More ... Plus Pillow. Bedskirls Tal1lc Covers.& Table - Run11ers CALL SANDY . TODAY I I. Home:740-992-Jno Ce11:740-416-6144 s Manley's Recycling PAYING TOP "ICES fOR . COW and BOY CA\11'1-:Hs& ~w,.;MiiiiimiiiiniiiRiiHiiio;il'iiim;iiiii.,.l 1996 _lnsbrook 5th wh6el, super slide, lot 19 Krodel !Dolice Impounds! Cars from Park. Great Condilion $5001 ,. Hondas. C h ~s, $10,000 080 219-405·3405 Jeeps. Fords, & morel tor or 567·855-8174 listlngs Soo-620·4676 ex V435 1998 Burgundy Sebring, SHOP fully lOaded. good condition CLASSIFIEOS 79.500 miles, 95,500 080 304·895-3447 · _ TJiAT'S WHAT I USED v-=r ~ifHINK, BILLY.NOW, I'M IN BIGGERTROUBLE THAN THE POLAR BEAR RV Service at Carmicnaal Trailers 740--446·3825 ' , "'I In H I-.., HOME IMPHOVEME:\lS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UnconditiOnal lifetime guar· antee. Local refere nces fur· nlshed. Established 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (7 40) 446· 0870, Rogers Base-ment Waterproofing. General Contractor 35 Years Expe1ienca. New Homes, Remodeling & Home Repair. licensed and Insured WV 0303t8 304·458·1668 !H) 304·511·0759 (C) Balhroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured wv ft040954 Cell 740-5 90·7666 740-992-0730 J&L Construction • VInyl Siding • Replacement Windows • Rooling • Decks • Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner : James Keesee II 742-2332 . CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing. Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows. Electric, Plumbing, GARFIELD Drywall, FARMS ARlO WH6R'6 Wt: G61' OUR FOOt:' Kip; Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor ' ' 740-367-0544 Free Estimate's 740·367·0536 . F?r Remodding and Ne\\' House Building ' CONSTRUCTION • Room Addilions • Gari1ges • Vinyl tmd Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Ban" • Pmio's, Porc.hes and Decks Cu ll : MARCUM I [ MilE W. MARCUM. OWNER 4n.19 Riebel Road. L ong Bottom, OH 740-985-4141 • ' cell: 740-4 16-18.14 25+ J•ean experie11cr Free Estimates ' Advertise in this space for $64 per month . ! I •• GRIZZWELLS 'I ~, ~~ \\>I \\It 'lllrtl'rdo!<: Friday, July 4, 2008 By Bernice Bede Oso1 In 1M year B.haad, you are likely to ba attracted to progressive individuals .who are in luna with the times. Any nilw .asso· ciation yoi.J make will 1Hihis bill, and one or two COI.Jid become close friends CANCER (June 21·JI.Jiy 22) - That 'on which you place yoi.Jr money will work lo yam advantage simply because you're will ing to giya in order to get. And you 're more willing !han most to prime the pi.Jmp 1o generate a llow. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Activities lhat involve a challenge will provide c1eative stimu lation. In lac!, yoi.J·re apt to welcome SIII.Jatlons that otners l ind far too trying to handle. This can incii.Jde bolh work or . SAGITIAAIUS {Nov. 23-0e-c-. 21) When viewing things from a positive per· speclive, your faith wiil be rewarded. Events will work themselves out in a manner that you envision. Got the pic· , lure? . "" CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - When teamed with someone wnose skills are comparable to yours, 10mt endeavors will hold greater-th an-usual promise. Find just the right partner who complemen ts your abilities. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Most of. the time .you play everything down tlie middle, .lnd tnis will pay off in big ways. especlaHy witn relationships You're not too agg~essl~e: nor are you too pass1ve, either. -PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Lounging in an easy chair has no appeal to you. If you don't feel yoi.J'r.e doing something productive, ·you' ll be more restless than usi.Jal. Keep busy. ARIES (March 21-April19) - Your presence Is likely to provide a dramatic llair to most any gathering you attend. People will enjoy your company and all the lun you bring to a get-together. TAURUS (April 20·May 20) - .Lots ot happiness is Indicated because yoi.J are strongly motivated to do mi.Jch good and brirlg joy lo 111e li Vtil olthO&e who accom· pany you. You'll enjoy tt11t day. GEMINI (May 21 ·June 20) - This Is a beller-than·usual day for promoting a cause or event you truly believe can do 8 world ol good for others. Even pafllons who usually are not Joiner• will succumb to your pertul~i.,. appeal. Ill\"''"" SOUPTONUTZ . HZ U L HZUL KESHBUKK, Z EX -H E A J N . ·... • H ·UWAZ F E W B MW U G PREVIOUS SOLUT ION - "Character bu1lds sloWly, but tl cari be torn do wn with Incredible swrhness." - Farth Baldw1n ~:~~~;~' S©~Q\1~-lt£~~· WOlD GAM I ldltod by ~y R. POU~tl ReCrrpnge I11Mers of tn.0 lour scrambled ...,rdl b.low to form fovr simple words. I HUQNEC I . I I I' I I . I BUHL S 3' I NA R Y I m 0 ' ' yourself~invollo'ed. 1;) PSI CONSTRUCTION ' T-Top, 350 trans, very miles. 740· - VIRGb (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - You'll get tar rnore gratifiCation ba1ng helpful tooth· ers than merely· doing things just tor yoi.Jrself or being waited on by compan-· ions. Don't hesitate to pitch in whe~ever you see a need. 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Printed on 100 •7, Recycled Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio P.oriable Concrete Steps Yorktown Handrail Kit ne t) $125 S"xS' 80312................. $119 8"x10' 80314 .............. $139 tO"xB' 80318 .............. $149 10"x10' 80318 ............ $179 · ers apptoved a three-percent lodging tax to benefit efforts to promote tourism. Proceeds from the tax will be paid to a convention and visitors ' boreau, which will be formed later this .year. Collection will begin in January, 2009. Commi ssione'r Jim Sheets said yesterday they believe the lodging tax will eventually generate enough revenue to reduce the contract expense. Tourism Director Michelle Donovan told commissioners earlier this year the tax could generate between $15.000 and $17.000 per yemm hased. on existing lodging facilities. There are 13 lodging busines-ses . in Meigs County, including the Meigs Motel and a number of inns and bed and breakfasts . Gallia County collects pearly $140,000 a year in lodging tax revenue. Athens County collects around $ 120,000, and Washington County. $200,000. Among the tourism·office's activities are a county tourism guide, produced by The Daily Sentinel · under contract, a tourism website, a tourism advisory committee, and a staff · person, Chamber Director Michelle Donovan. who replies to inquiries and attends travel shows and other events to promote the coumy as a tourism destination. · According to the proposal , a maximum of eight percent of the contract amount will go toward administration. $7,200 is set aside for personnel, $2,800 for supplies, and $15;00 for marketing. . The office also works to support and promote events, such as the Gold Wings & Ribs Festival, the Blues Bash in Pomeroy anJ Steru wl •~~l Riverfest, accorJin e to the chamber's prop<"a l ~ During the11 niCCllllg. commi sSioncrs ;II"' , Approved add itional appropriations for 111~ comner's autopsy line. in the amount of $-1.(100.. md Ihe dog and kenne l full(l. in 1he amount of $5. 0011 • Approved pa)l11cn t of bills, in the amoun t of $194.722..12. Present we re Commissioners Jim Sheets ·and Mick Da ve npnrJ and Clerk Gloria Kl ocs 1 'Tis the season •••• Black bears on the move •. BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENTiiMYDAil'YSENTINE'CctlM' PORTLAND - This month at least two 'black bear sightings, one in the Village of Pomeroy and one . in l'ortland, are examples of young bears embarking on what's called a "yearling dispersal" according io the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. According to ODNR, during the ..PageA3 . months of May-July, young male black • Jan Blanchard, 59 bears disperse on a "quest" to find their little piece of territory. • Betty Jo Gardner, 78 The yearling dispersal occurs when an adult female bear boots her year:old cub out of the family unit so she~an . breed and raise a new litter of cubs . . Young females have smaller ranges and seldom. venture as far as males to estab. lish territories. Recently a young black bear was riffling through the dumpster near the construction site of the new Pomeroy Mason Bridge. The bear was not aggressive and officers were told by wildlife officials to leave it alone and let it wander away, which it did. Last weekend a young black bear at the . Portland Community Center was . caught by a security camera while foraging through a trash can near the cen-. ter's entrance. The bear didn't disturb :.. French Colony anyone and eventually wandered away. Hbelllch/photo .•Chorus director honored. According to ODNR, last year a total of Sloryteller Ilene Evans presents African folktales, somelimes to the beat of a drum , atCharlene Dave Diles Park in SeePageA2 141 re(lorted sightings of black bears Middleport in the first of the July series of Stories at the River's Edge. She also did the program at Mason , ~ Our House presents Pleese see Beers, A3 W.Va., Ravenswood and Ripley, W.Va ., all as a part of the Ohio River Border lnitialive of the Ohio Arts Council. .doll ~d bear show. Among the many children attending were students from Carleton School. All of the programs, coordinated by Donna Wilson, are free. Next week's storyteller on Wednesday at Middleport .and Mason will be Jim Flanagan See Page A3 p~ogram taking his program from the book, "Stories Heard Around lhe Lunchroom"; and on Thursday at Ripley and _. Sawdust Trail .L' . 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Health Rocks program will be pany is i!Sking customers to check offered this fall and spring in after" their refrigerators for products school and in other venues to be announced in both counties. The 4-H Health Rocks Teen Leaders will be providing the Health Rocks program for at;;,ea youth . The programs teach life skills such as critical thinking and communication as well as · ways to avoid peer pressure. To prepare for this program adult and teen representatives attended the · Health Rocks Train the Trainer Institute this past weekend. ·At the Train The Trainer .Institute Meigs and Gallia County teens learned teaching and decision making skills~ Attending the training from Meigs County. were youth 'tepresentative Tina Orake and Cassie Turner, 4-H educator. Attending from Gallia County were . youth representative Melissa Stump and the Galli a County 4-H Program Assistant Connie Massie. The local group joined youth and adults trom across the nation in acquiripg knowledge and skills as a teacher and trainer during the "Health Rocks Train .the Trainer Institute" held at the Arkansas 4-H Center in Little Rock, Ark. sponsored by the Mississippi State University Extension Service and National 4-H Council. During the institut~. teams Qf youth and adults participated in workshops .......... 4-H.Al origiiiaiing frilm Nebraska Beef recalling . packages of Private Limited. T)ie. company describes Selection Natural Grou~d .Beef the products as being in styrofoam sold in 16 ounce packages dated· tray packages arid wrapped in July 11-21. .clear,~Uophane. . Customers- can take these If the beef was purchased al an recalled beef products back to 1he Ohio Kroger, ·ctislomers should store where they purchased it check for "sell-buy" dates May Kroger says this is a precaution21-July 3; questionable beef pur- ' aty· .-.call done after Nebraska chased in West Virginia have !•sell- Beef Limited ·was linked to cases buy" dates May 19-June tf. The of e-coli poisoning. in Ohio and company also announced tt was Michigan. New mural Detalta on Page A2 2 SECilONS- 16 PAGES '3.99 ..... ""' NEWS@M~DAILYSENTINELCOM Treated ; 9'X7' Steal Woodgralned Garage Door. tnaulatad 12420........................ -.......... $329 1 STAFF REPORT ·' . co~g to M~igs, Kroger recaJJs beef in Ohio, West VIrginia Gallia COUlltieS ' Steel Garaa• Door 9'17' -u tproo!ec!.l Prepalntad wtth primer lnalda & outside haa a15-year warranty. "' 1 ·Full t.ngth bottom - - 1 . All har-Ntnct~. ,,.,. 16'X7' Steel Woodgralned Garage Door. ,.............--.... -.........................--.---.-...$529 12' See Page AS A2 A2 Classifieds Bs-6 .. Comics B7 Editorials A4 Faith • Values As~7 ),1;1ovies As NASCAR B3 Obituaries A3 .. Sports B Section Weather A2 The latest ·mural in the 'Walking into Middleport's Past" series shows a scene from the Mill Street "T" It was installed earlier this week . A h i sto~ical walking tour will be 1he first event in the Middleport Community Association's July 4 cele· bration today, and will begin at the mural, located across the street from Danielle's. Brion J. RMCI/photo . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 3, 2008 davis