http://66.213.69.5/files/original/de0c0adb0103e77919e3f4caf0a0dd81.pdf 13fe49573ded64d0d7ae3a61b1ffdc46 PDF Text Text ���.. ' The Daily Sentinel . ' ·ou spring literacy festival kicks offWednesdsay LocAL • STATE " PageA6 ' ·. .Inside Tuesday, May 9, 20o6 Randy Moss drops troubled agent, B2 2006 Pulitzer Prize winner · reviewed at literary club Wahama whips St. Joe's, B6 Roane County downs Point, B6 BY -MARK WtWAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTIN~L · l.ocAL SCHEDULE • GAUl POLIS- A -~ of..,.;.,.,......... -and higtl .choot vartlty sporting ...ms invoMng ·tNms Gallia, .MeiOI anct Muon ~ln. rrom Today'• 9'D'tll To11m11monl - I I River Valley at federal Hocking, 5 p.m. Ba-ll Point Pleasant at Rllchle County. 5:30 p.m. Trock ond Field TVC Championships at Vinton County. 5 _'p.m. ·· : Wtdllladrt'a Mmtl . Taumoment SoftMII Gallla Academy at Jackson, ~p.m. Athena at Meigs, 5 p.m. South Webster at South Galla, 5 p.m. Eastern at Miller, 5 p.m. Tbul'ldly'• PIDWI ToumomentSoftMM · Point P1eaaant va. 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While it was always viewed as a winnable game for the Lady Raiders, who are much better than their 4-13 record - not many expected such a lopsided outcome. . . What was even more unexpected, ·though, is River· Valley's nell! opponent. · Nelsonville-York, whtch won just once · during the regular season, upset thirdcseeded Alexander 4-3, also on Monday. That _means River Valley will play host to NelsonvilleYork 5 p.m. Friday · with a sectional championship and trip to the district tourriiunent on the line. River Valley pitcher Kari McFann scattered six hits, struck ·out sill and walked only one .in picking up the complete game victory and helping her club end a sixgame losing .'skid. Her counterpart, Carrie Meredith, didn' t fare as well. · Meredith struggled with her control and Belpre pitch' ing iss ued II walks on the day. The Lady Raiders capitahzed on the free passes and milled in seven htts to fuel the 20-run explosion. Belpre was missing its starting pitcher usual Courtney Meriweather. Please sea Ralden. H s bu·m· Athens·, lO-·.O :start going thea sore dis- · -·oe·~. abledsince list April f4on with y • right pectoral muscle. "Everybody's starting to BY BRAD SHERMAN · get. their roles down;' Wood BSHERMAN<tMYOAILYTRI~UNE.CciM, . · said. "As long as the starters keep us in the game, just mix .GALLIPOLIS Gallia in some runs here and there. Academy got everything it wanted: -'we 'have to start turning it Error-free defense, · an offensive ' around because it's going to renaissance, a shutout from pitcher be a long season otherwise." Shaphen Robinson - and especially a re-match with Warren. . . PluM .-Indians, 82 The_Blue Devils beat up lowly Athens 10-0 in a Division II sec.tiona! semifinal baseball game on Monday, setting up a much-anticipaled championship showdown with the Warriors. OVP ScoreLine tS p.m.-1 o.m.) The two teams, which shared· the 1-740-446-2342 ext 33 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League or 992-5287 (Meigs Co.) title, meet 5 p.m. Thursday in Gallipolis with sectional crown .Fu - t-740-448·3008 and a trip to the district tournament :E-moll - aportsOmydallyaontlnel.com on the line. Soorta Sl'" "We're goinp to. get what we Bred Sherman, Sportll Editor wanted now,' admitted Gallia (7'1())' 4<16-2342, eXt. 33 Academy coach Rich Corvin. "Coblherman O.mydallylrlbune.com champs against co-champs -. Bry~~n Welters, Sports Writer we' f\l going to find out who's the (740) 4<16-2342, ext 23 . champ." llwollersOmydallylrlbuno.~>Qm - Wao-en punched its ticket to the LMry Crum, Sport• Writer next round after hammering Mei~s . (740) 448-2342 ..... 33 ' 12-0, also on Monday. Galha lcrumOmydallyreglster.com Academy 110fi Warren split their • :CONTAcT us· EXPf.RifNCEI> .. COMPASSIONATf.QUALIFIID . 9th in the I ,500-meter run (4:33.84) and Chris Peavey, 13th in the 5,000 (18:55.47). In addition to winning the 200, Shannon Clarke finished ~rd in the 100 (12.65). 1 , Other Rc;dwomen results: Sasha Clarke, '4th in the 200 meters (27.22) and Brittany Dixon was 5th in the 400 n'leter run (1:01.15) and 6th in the 200 (27 .64). ' Next up for the Rio Track, May 19 at the BaldwinWallace Invitational. Warriors wallop Meigs in five, 12-0 Lady U To schedule aa appointment, please caU: · Athens: (740) 589-3120 GalllpoUs: (740) ~46'-5381 · Jaeks.o n: (740) 395-8801 . Direct Line (740) 446-5065 trj . ;,. Royals edge out Indians ------: Cervical Disease • ._ Preventive Service'S made it a meter run wjth a time of sixth · first 4:08.36; Kyle George; ·3rd in place fin" the shot put (44 feet, 8 inches) . 1shes, by and 4th in the discus ( 129 p I a c i n g feet, two inches); Torn Brown, runner-up 3td in the javelin (150 feet), in the dis- 5th in the hammer thro ~'(l30 Track and cus throw. feet, three inches), 6th in the Field Green mea- discus (125 feet, six inches) sured 14 7 and 7th in the shot put (42 feet, three inches. He also fin- ·feet); Paul Webb, 5th in the ished 4th in the hammer 5,000-meter run (16:16.76); throw (132 feet) and 5th in the Nolan Hill, 5th in the javelin (145 ·feet, eight inches) and _shot put (44 feet, 3 inches). Other Redmen results_: . lOth in the shot put (29 feet, 5 Culbertson 3rd in the I ,500- inches); Troy Howdyshell, VINCENT-When you're hot, you ' re hot. When you' re Tennis not, that's another story. W.Va. State Tennis Meigs baseball was frigid Frklly'l~lfDtl during its Division II sectiooToum1men Baublltl al semifinal Point Pleasant 81 Ravenswood. 5 p.m. against host Tou.....m.ntSolleboll Nelsonville-Yori< at River Valley, 5 p.m. War r e .n -•ndFiold Monday, OVC Championships 81 Rock Hill, 5 p.m. · falling by a Point Ploaaant at Tyler Consolldated,-TBA count of 120 in nve innings. T h e Marauders (8-14) managed only one hit off of WHS starter Tyler Wynn, and Cory . Hooper's three-run walk-off KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) . homer in the bottom of the - Lost in Kansas City's dis· fifth enabled the Warriors to mal t:ecord and the owner's set up a much-anticipated with Gallia threats of sweeping organiza- rematch tiona) change has. been ·some Academy in the sectional · solid pitching final. over the last Both Warren (23-4) and the I 0 days or so. Blue Devils - · who defeated . Relievers Athens in their sectional Mike Wood, semifinal. Monday by a I 0-0 Andrew Sisco . score - shared a piece of the ,utd Ambio!ix 2006 Southeastern Ohio · Burgos com- Athletic League , llbampi· bined to throw six innings of h' · 'th -8 2 1 one-tun relief to lead tlie ons .•P wt · an _ • eague' Royals over the Cleveland recor~. The battle for SEOAL Indians 4-3 Monday night. bragging rights will be played Thursday at Metporial "We've got . s(lme good Field in Gallipolis. . . arms and they're starting to As for Monday though, understand that throwing w..arren was simply overpowstrikes is the most important thing," manager Buddy Bell en~~~ides the one-hitter from said. Wynn, the Warriors pounded Over the past 18 games, out . a dozen hits and II Kansas City relievers have earned runs off of the pitch. pos.ted_a 2 ·98 ERA· in ·66 1- 3 ing duo of Austin Dunfee and mrungs. · ·· Eric VanMeter. "In the last 10 or 12 days, Dunfee _ who started -. . it's been very consistent," lasted four innings and said Doug . Mientkiewicz, allowed six runs, five earned who had a two-run single and runs, nine hits and two walks h · d · · figured in a play that losing ectston . ·pitcher Paul Byrd wishes he in t e 1osmg could take back. _ VanMeter worked the fifth, .. And we, re shirting to going two-thirds of'an inning click _a little bit offensively," and surrendering six earned runs; three hits, a walk and Mientk:iewicz said. "If we also hit two batters in relief. The Blue and White started could score four runs a game. we'd probably have won things in the bottotn of the three-quarters of the games first when back-to-back we've lost." , John Buck hit his first errors hllowed Cody Welch homer of the season for the and Wino to reach safely. Welch ·scored on the second :Royals, ·who have won their miscue for a 1-0 advantage. ·last three games against Then in the second, Warren Bryan Walters/photo Cleveland at home. had back-to-back hits from Wood (3-0) threw 4 1-3 Kyle Oliver and Tyler Spence Meigs' Bryan Delong (6) gets a pound from first base coach Vince Reiber (18) after a single in the fifth Inning of Monday's Division II sectional semifinal against Warren at Vincent. DeLong shutout innings in relief of Denny Bautista, who gave up PluM ... Wallop, H _ had the only hit for the Marauders in their 12-0 loss to the Warriors in five innings. four hits and two runs in three-plus innings in his first p.m. Wacky Day '" , ATHENS The University of Rio Grande men's and women's track and field squads · produced some outstanding efforts last' Friday at the Ohio Open . On the women's side, freshman Shannon Clarke won the 200-meter dash with a time of 26.20. The men's team had four first place finishes with sophomore Brandon Baston winning· the 400-meter dash with a time: of 50.06. Senior Brad Gilders capiured first place in the 800-meter run. Gilder's finished in 1:58.15. The relay teams were th.e other winners for the Redmen. The 4xl00-meter relay team of Baston, Terrance Allen, Randy Cook and Josh Perry blitzed the field with a 'time of 43 .30 and the 4x400 team of Cook, ·Corey Culbertson, Gilders and Perry posted a winning time of 3:30.60. _ Junior Gastin, Green nearly ToumMMnt e ...ben Eootom at Southern, 5 p.m. · Warren at Gallla Academy, 5 p.m. Point Pleasant at RavenSWOOd, 5 p.m. TriCk end Field TVC ChampiOnships at Vinton County, 5 Local weather • Menopausal Symptoms • . Rio track collects five first place finishes at Ohio Open a . . ' Student honored ·for ~orypaper RDS'A - •69.15 Rockwell ~ 75.99 Rocky Boote - 23.92 Sears - 2,48.57 , wa~art 47.57 Wendy's - 62.99 Worthlncton - 20.70 Dally stock reports -are the 4 ciOIIn& quotes of the prevloua · day'a transactions, proVIded .by Smith Financial Advl10rs of HIIHard Lyons In Qalllpolls. _,_ Tuesday, May 9, 2oo6 ATHENS The 2 I st currently worts as a· distinMIDDLEPORT - A fie- tells of March's attiaction to Spring Literary guished professor "of English tional biography about a Grace, a beautiful slave annual Festival will brio~ five of at the City University of.f.lew character from a favorite whom ·he met years before classic novel was the subject and with whom he is reunited today's most distmguished York. and respected poets, novelists Prose is a novelist who of ·the book review at · a during the war. Later, when • and essa,Yists to Ohio forces her' readers to laugh at recent meeting of the he is wounded and is a patient in Washington, DC, University s Walter Hall the flaws and ·blemishe-s of Middleport Literary Club. Rotunda, beginning the adult world. She has writNadine Goebel presented they meet again since she is Wednesday for a . three-day ten a variety of work ranging her review of March: A working as a nurse · there. event. from art . criticism to young Novel by Geraldine Brool\§, Although he had left home The festival will "provide a adult and children's literature which was published in 2005· full of hope that he could nice pool of different authors, as well as more traditional .and was just awarded the 50mehow change the prob2006 Pulitzer Prize for fie- lems of the war, March - especially for creative writing · adult literatUre. Students, but also the campus Both Prose and Collins will tion. In her novel Brooks learns tharit is not as simple :at large, studenrs, faculty and be involved in outreach pro- purports to tell the fictional as he once believed. He community members ... to warn.s. during their short time story of Rev. March , the · returns home with Marmee, .create a communal writing 10 Athens. Collins will do a absent father in Louisa May ill, discol!raged, and disilluand reading experience." said reading of his poems for the Aicon's famous book Little sioned. He cannot forget the David Bullock, Special inmates at the Nelsonville . Women. The story takes atrocities he has seen. . Chris saber Facility place in just one year, 1861 Geraldine Brooks was born Programs co-coordinator of Correctional the event. · Thursday morning as part of a 62, during the Civil War. in Australia and received her · Coordinators for the; festi- poetry ~minar program at the at . Sydney Brooks patterned the fie- education :Val say the event will be inter-. faci lity; Prose will do a read- tiona! March after Louisa University there 3!Jd later _esting not only · to creative ing and mini-workshop for a May Alcott's owrt father, earned a Master's degree in writing and English students, seventh grade class at Athens Bronson Alcon, who was a Journalism . from Columbia well-known New England University in New York. but other students and the Middle School. community as well. · "We're trying to get the radical abolitionist. In the After her graduation frdm Empire, the effects of _Great HARRISONVILLE "It doesn't feer like school ; Spring Literary Festival mov- Br,ooks novel, March . is a Columbia, she worked for Chris _Saber of Harrisonville Bri.tain's sale of opium to Ws fun," said Megan ing toward more of whole chaplain in the Union army. the Wall Street Journal . and received a prestigious award China, the overall trade Lovsinger, who is coordinat- community involvement. It's It begins with Rev. March covered crises in the Middle for a research paper, and his between China and Greai lng the event with Bullock. not just a group of authors writing cheerful letters home East, Africa, and the Blilkans. work is changing the way at Britain, and the reasons for "It's not like what you ' d coming on to campus to read to his wife Marmee and the Her first novel, Years of expect to hear in a c.lass- to students and faculty,"· four "little . women," but Wonder, was published iri least one -,history professor is the Opium War between Bullock said. readers soon learn that there 200 I. She is married to Tony looking at an important time China and Great Britain in room." · in world history. 1840. : Each of the five authors The schedule for the event is cruelty and racism in the Horowitz- and they -and. therr at the University A student Saber theorized about the · war on both the Union and son divide their time betwdn · will conduct an hour-long is as follows: of Rio Grande/Rio Grande reasons why the Chinese lecture regarding various topWednesday: 7:30p .m. read- the Confederate ·sides and Vrrginia and. Australia. Community Collge, Saber leaders changed their trade ies and an hOur-long reading ing by Ri ck Bass; 8:30 p.m. that March feels powerless to Members answered roll earned his bachelor's degree policies, looked at how the . prevent the suffering and vio- call by . naming another of their work. Authors for reading by Claire Bateman. famous fictional father. The in history from Rio Grande in Manchu leaders reacted to the Thursday: II :00 a.m. lee- lence, this year's fesiival are Rick He is not well-liked by the next meeting ~ill be held 2005 and is currently working rising political power of south Bass, .Clair Bateman, Susan ture by Francine Prose; noon Stewart, Billy Collins . and lecture by Claire Bateman; men in the regiment and he is Wednesday with a discussion toward )lis teacher's Jicensure, China, and examined other : which he will earn from Rio items that led to the conflict : 7:30 p.m. lecture by Billy asked to transfer to a planta- of Anita Shreve's novel "All · Grande Francine Prose. · in 2007. Known as a "nature writer," Collins; 8:30p.m. reading by . tion to educate freed slaves He Ever Wanted." A hinSaber recently entered one between Great Britain an4 and thus get away from the cheon and installation of offiBass is an essayist whose Susan Stewart. China, and his researcl) Friday: II :00 a.m. lecture battlefield. The novel also cers is scheduled for May 24 . . of his research projects into offered proof for his theories. work focuses mostly on the the Phi Alpha Theta statewide relationship between human by Rick Bass; Noori lecture At the history competition, history competition and connature and· the natural world. by Susan Stewart; 7:30 p.m. ference held at Ashland the judges asked about his His essays mostly take place reading by Francine 'Prose; University, and won the prize work and his theories and . in the West and Southwest 8:30 p.m. reading by Billy for Besll Paper on Non: were very impressed ~y : and have been influenced by Collins. Tuesday ... Mostly sunny in ilerstorms _ likely. · Breezy Western History. Saber's pro- Saber's project. One history his several years of work as a Evening readings will be professor/judge even told petroleum geologist. · followed by a reception. The · the morning ...Then becom- with · lows in the upper 50s. ject "The Manchu Cnsis: Saber· that his project has . Stewart is known as a poet festival is free and open to the ing partly cloudy. Patchy South winds 15 to 20 mph Opium and Canton Trade," • changed the way he thin~ who writes philosophically public, and there is no need to dense fog in the morning. with gusts up to 30 mph. actually grew out of a history about the topic, and he mj!y project Saber did last year for and a philosopher who writes sign-up for lectures or read- ~ Highs in the mid 70s. Light Chance of rain 80 percent incorporate some of Saber) · and variable 'l'hursday ... Mostly cloudy _ the competition. · poetically. Her work is based ings in advance. work into his teaching at his In hts research, Saber south with a chance of showers on the idea that all know ledge The event is sponsored by windS...Becoming looked at the Manchu university. - arises from nature. His pdems the Program tn Creative . around 5 mph in the after- and thunderstorms. Breezy deal with both the comedy Writing of the Department of noon. with highs around 70. and the longing of 011r imagt- English and is funded by the Tuesday night ...Partly Chance of rain 50 percent. nations in daily life. Collin's College of Arts and Sciences. cloudy in the evening;;/'l'he!n' · ThUI'!Hbiyc· nlght ...Mostly · mostly cloudy with a sli~ht cloudy. Cooler with ' lows in chance of showers after nud- the mid 40s. , night. Lows in . the mid 50s. Friday and Friday Southeast winds 5 to I 0 nlght.: :Mostly ~loudy with a • mph. Chance of rain 20 per- 30 percent chance of show- . cent. ers. Highs in the mid 60s. Wednesday ... Mostly Lows in the upper40s. cloudy with a chance of Saturday ~ .. Partly cloudy. showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 60s. Highs · in the upper 70s. Saturday . night..~ Mostly Southwest winds 5 to 10. cloudy. 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Ltd. _;_ 26.90 do, rather than view TV. · Bl The _Daily Sentinel • ' . season series - - each winning on its own home field. The sectional final is expected to be a tense, closely-contested rubber match, unlike the Blue Devils' latest drubbing of the Bulldogs. For the first time in history, the Gallians beat Athens. three times in a single season; the combined score of those games was an outra• geous 54-5. Monday's game was called after five innings .via the mercy rule - . and it was just what the doctor ordered fpr a Gallia Academy (148) team that was enteting the postseason on a three-game losing streak. . · . "We were due for a game where the hats were coming back to life," · explained Corvin. "We needed a good night at the plate, we. spent two solid days of nothing but BP." And it showed. Corvin's crew pounded out 12 hits and eight different Blue Devils had at least one. Luke Haislop led the parade going 4-for-4 including a double and two runs batted in. · PleaM.-Devlls,H • . Br~a~d:;~~~: Gallla Academy's Justin Saunders (o) slides safely into third b~se d' · 1().() victory ov~r Athens in the Division II sectional semifinal at Gallllpc>lls . • �J ~--- . . Ba • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com • .• ' . Tuesday, May 9, 2006 ·Tuesday, MIJY 9, 2006 www.mydallysentlnel.com ~rtbune Beijing Olympics construction ·unearths Duke's response to rape allegations tombs, prompting building suspension slowed by questions about accuser BEUING (AP)- Work on a shooting range for the 2008 Beijing Olympics has .been suspended after the discovery of imperial-era tombs on the site, newspapers and an antiquities official said Monday. The tombs, found in midApril, are believed to date back five to six centuries to the Ming dynasty, and may be those of eunuchs serving at the imperial court, the Beijing Morning Post said . . · Beijing has been the site of imperial and other capitals for more than 1,000 years; and many major building projects unearth gravesites or relics. Most are removed or destroyed before experts can examine them. · A spokeswoman for the Beijing Olympic organizers, Zhu Iing, said the find accounted for only a small part of the construction site and "shouldn't affect tl\e · work too seriously." "We'll let everyone know if there is a major discovery," Zhu said. An official of the Beijing Cultural Relics Department, Liu Baoshan, declined to give an age for the tombs and said no detai,ls would be released until a final report is drawn up. Archaeologists have found coins, ceramics and jade in the tombs at the shooting range on the Chinese capital's western outskirts, the Post and other papers said. ' An Associated Press photographer who visited the site Monday saw antiquities offi- Indians Buck led off the fifth with a homer and went 2-for"3 to raise his batting average to .2 17. After Buck's homer, the Royals loaded the bases with none out on two singles and Byrd's throwing error on Mientkiewicz 's sacrifice bunt. Byrd, escaped with only one run on Emil B~own 's sacrifice fly, but was still kiCking himself for the throwing error to third baseman Aaron Boone. wasn 'I' really expecting Mientkiewicz to bunt," Byrd said. "It caught us by surprise a little bit. But when. he did, I had enough time .to make the throw. "Boonie was· off· the bag a little bit and I made a throw to the right. If I hit him in the chest, we're still playing. That one is ~oing to cost me some sleep.' Byrd went seven innings, allowing nine hits and four runs, three earned, with two walks and no strikeouts. Grady Sizemore tripled on Bautista's third pitch of the game and scored on Jason Michaels' groundout to give fromPageBl Wood gave up just three hits and did not issue a walk. Burgos got the last four outs for his fifth save in six opportunities. ''We created opportunities for ourselves but we didn't off," finish innings Cleveland manager Eric Wedge said. "We h;~d a runner at third base with less than two outs a couple of times but we did.n 't do a very good job of sticking our nose in there and trying to get something done, and you see the out- come." It's the second time this year the Royals have beaten Byrd (4-3), who won a career-best 17 games for Kansas City in 2002. Mientkiewicz gave the Royals a 2-1 lead in the first with a two-run single after Esteban German led off t~e inning with a walk and Mark . Grudzielanek doubled. :·1 _______________.·· Auction Auction · PUBLIC AUCTION REAL ESTATE AND ANTIQUES DATE: Saturday, May 13 Time:IO:OO am Lecatlon: . 214 'florence Avenue, Jackson, Ohio. Take SR 93 South from the intersection of US 32 and tum right at the first red tight. Signs posted! REAL ESTATE: Very nice 1350 sq. ft. frame home, situated on two lots. 3 bedrooms, living room, family room, kitchen, laundry room, bath and I car attached garage aqd nice storage . . building. House has been maintained with many recent improvements. 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The main Olympic facilities are on Beijing's north side, while other facilities are · scattered around the city. Beijing· has been racing ahead with construction of venues for the games. Most have proceeded smoothly, although there have been some protests by people whose; homes ha:ve peen destroyed to make . way for new stadiums and gymnasiums. the Indians a 1-0 lead. The lanky right-hander did . not allow another run until the fourth when Victor Martinez doubled - extending his AL-bcst hitting streak to 16 games - and scored on Casey Blake's sacrifice 11 y off Wood. Sizemore hit a solo homer in the ninth. Notes: Kansas City owner David Glass declined to say what· changes he is contemplating for the team's front office. Glass said. last week that he is planning major changes. ... Bautista was reinstat.ed from the 15-day DL and Joe Mays was designated for assignment. The Royals asked Mays to accept a minor league assignment but Bell said . he . had declined. ... Martinez has reached base in 31 of 32 games. ... Cleveland RHP Rafael Betancourt is scheduled to throw a 40-pitch bullpen session Tuesday in Cleveland. He was put on the DL with a back i,11JUry.... The crowd of 9,029 was the smallest of the ~ear. ·DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Chambers, a former chancel- 'go away."' Duke underestimated the lor at North Carolina Central The statements about the rape allegations against University, where the accuser's credibility were members of the lacrosse accuser is a student, and part of a major failure of team in part because Durham William G. Bowen, a former communications between police initially said the president of Princeton poli ce and several members accuser "kept changing her University who is now head of Duke's administration, the story and was not credible," of the Andrew W. Mellon report said . The report said Duke according to a university Foundation. report issued Monday. Their report does not say President Richard Brodhead The day after the March 13 who at the Durham Police did not learn about the inciteam party where a 27-year- Department cast doubt on dent for a week. and only old black woman claimed the accuser's complaint. then by reading about it in she ' was raped, Durham Qefense attorneys have the stupent newspaper. Wh~n police told campus officer~ asked the court to consider Brodhead sought more inforthat "this will blow over," .her reliability, saying she mation from Larry Moneta. the report said. It said that previously made allegations . Duke' s vice preiident for the woman initially told of rape that did not lead to student affairs, he was told police she was raped by 20 any charges. "the accusations were not white men, then said she was After reviewing a copy . of credible and were unlikely to the report, Nifong declined amount to anything," the attacked by three. Police told the Duke offi- to comment. Durham police report said. Kammie That was largely what uni ~ cers that if any charges were spokeswoman filed , "they would be no Michael also declined to versity leaders knew "until a more than misdemeanors," comment. burst of activity on the part the report said. The report did say a female of the district attorney and lnstea,d, more than a month . Duke police officer tried to the police and their investiafter the party, a grand jury cal~ and reassure · the gation made us realize that indicted two members of the accuser at the hospital where there was potentially a sighighly ranked lacro~se team she was taken by police nificantly larger story here," on charges of rape, kidnap- hours after the ·party. The Brodhead said. Brodhead aod others did ping · and sexual assault. woman, the Duke officer District Attorney Mike said, was "crying uncontrol- not learn about the racial Nifong has said he hopes to !ably and visibly shaken ... aspects of the · case until shaking, crying and upset." March 24 - "a gap in comcharge a third person.. The report was commis- That behavior, the report munications that is extrao;sioned by the Duke president said, "doesn't suggest that dinary," the report concludand prepared by Julius the case was likely to just ed. . : · PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE ,.· • c L To Place ~ribune Sentinel l\egtster Your Ad, 40) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... (740) 446-2342 (7Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 · : Of{tee 11o~.f' . : Word Ads Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m HOW I.Q WRITE Aft AQ Succe..ful Ada *POLICIES* D•ltv Jn-Column: 1:00 p.m. Monday-Friday for In•ertlon In Next Day~• Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p.m. For Sun~•Y• Paper • Include Phone Number And Addre11 When Needed . a Ad• Should Run 7 DQ-1 e ~. ~~~:;ul r~-·-•G•JVEA:-•W•~•y-_.11 All Dlaplay: 12 Noon 2 Bualness Days Prior To Sunday Thur.ctay for POUCIES: Ohio 'llallew Publlahlng raHrvu the right to edit. reject, ·or cancel ny ad 11 any time. Errors muat be reported on the first day of 'rribu~ntlnai-Reglatu will be retponalbla tor no mort thin lht cotl of the apace occupied bv the error and only tt. fW.t Insertion. We ·anv lou 01" IXPtnM thlt rnulta from the publle.tlon or oml..lon of en advertisement. Correction will b. are atwaya oontldentlal. • Currtnt rate cerci appll.... • All flll •tate edverttumentl are accepts only help Wllnled adl mHtlng EOE at.andtrdl. We will not knowingly accept any K r-IT_&_C_A_R_L.:_Y_LE _____ 20 acre farm with 2500sq.ft custom 1999, 2 story home located between Rio Grande anq Jackson, 3-4BR ; den; 3 full bath with master jacuzzi, Accredited Member Accrediting hu ge wrap-around porch ; Co1.11cll lor Independent Colleges large kitc~en with island: 3 and School5 12748. car garage foundation ready WAI'ITEI) to frame: private setting with great hunting : $234,900 I740)36H1 82 Care for your loved one in 29 12 Anniston. Dr. , Pt. my home. Opening for 1 Pleasant. 3BR. 2BA ." LA , Three · B~room House qn 1/2· acre s.. lot. Hardwood floors, heat pump, la rge patio, finishe d walk out basement. • Two acres optional. Idea! fo r Horse owner. Two miles from Poi nt Pleasant (304 )675-1535 : 3BD, 288, fireplace, 40x60 barn, 8 flat acres. Pleasant Valley Ad ., Rio Grande . $120,000. (740)709-1 166. 14x55·'97 Fleetwo~d MH2BA, 1 bath , elec . heat/ACgood condition $10,500. Call (740)446 -3644 for appt. 3BA. 2 Car attached Garage on 1 .06 acres $60,00 0 ,I _3::.04c_l6::7::.5-::.633:::::1_ _ _ _ - 1970 2 Bet. Am . Trailer on SO'X225' . ... Lot 1n Harriso nvi l_le. Exte rio r Painted recenti'Y. Ha s n B\'Y ca rpet, ceil ings pnlnte~ Make nice starter home or rental unit $13,600.00. 740· 742-4011 Repair. Call (740)992-2395 George's Portable Sawmill, don't haul your Logs to the Mill just call 304·675-1957 . 190 ~C.n~y I 1 Box number ado a Iwoya confldontlat. Current rate car Till a ccoptt only hoi •ltd· Ida mtelln OE ll!llndonla. RACO Schlorshlp Yam Sole, Star Mill Park, Racine, May 9 and 10 from 9 to 4. May 11 from 9 to 2. Thursday everything one-half price and clothing $1.00 a bag. SOmething for everyone. Thanks for your support. CLASSIFIED INDEX Antlqll88 ....................................................... 530 Apartment• far Rent ................................... 440 · Auction and Flea Market .............................oao Auto Pa!U a Acceaaorln .......................... 7110 · Auto Repair .................................................. 770 Autos lor Sele ...............:.............................. 71 o · 101111 & Motora for Sale ............................. 750 Building Supplleo........................................ 550 Bualntta and Bulldlnga ............................. 340 Bualneae Opportunlty........,........................210 Bualneaa Training ....................................... 140 Pleasant Valley Hospital Coeo FlagFootball Tournament has been moved to the POINT PLEASANT MOOSE LODGE fields (past Krodel Park) on Saturday, June, 10, 2006. Games begin at 8 am. Rain or shine! THE PUBLIC IS INVITED Campers 2000 Clayton 16X70, 3 Br. , 2Ba ., CJA-Heat pump new carpet , Viny l, porc hes. on rented lot -· $18,000 740992·0650.· . 3 Family yard sale, Wed, Thur , & Fri. Clothing, old & new, collectibles. garage Items, &Iorin doors, something for everyone. 2 miles out SR 143. 4x4'1 For Sele .............................................. 725 Announ1cement ................ :...........................030 · E!ear & Basket Bingo 9th at Middleport FIRE DEPT $20 Win baskets, Win bears! Advance ticket drawing '86 Crestrige 14x70 2BR/ 2 bath : $6,995. Call 1740 )385· 9948 . 4BA Foreclosure. only '86 Skyline fron t kilc hen. $14,900 For listings call . Cash price $8,995 Will 800- 391 -5228 ext F254 . del iveL Call (740)385-9948 . An Excellent way to earn money. The New AVon. Call Marilyn 304-882·264~ Bartender/waitress, full/part time, steady employment, training available, apply Jericho Inn 304·675:4167 Home lmprovemenla ...................................81 0 Homea for Stole ............................................ 31 0 Houoellold Goode ....................:.................. 51 o Houses for Rent .......................................... 41 o In Memoriam ................................................ 020 lnawance ..................................................... 130 Lawn a (!arden Equlpment ........................ 660 Ltveatock......................................................630 Loot and Found ........................................... 060 Loll & Acreage ............................................ 350 .Miaceltaneoua ..............................................170 Mlacellaneouo Merchandloe .......................540 Moblll H.ome Ropalr....................................860 Mobile Homttlor Rel1t ............................... 420 Moblll Homttlor Sale ....... :.. ,.,..........,;.......320 MOM)' to Loan ............................................. ~ Motorcycles & 4 Wheetera ..........................740 Mualcal lnatrumenta ................................... 570 Paroonata .......................... :.......................... 005 Pelt for Sell ................................................ 580 Plumbing a Htlllllng ....................................820 Profettlonal Servlcaa ................................. 230 Radio, TV . a CB Repair .............. :................ 160 R.. l Eotate Wanted ....................................·. 360 &chooto tnolructlon,, ...................................150 Sled , Plant a Fertilizer ..............................650 SHuatlono Wanttd ....................................... 120 Space for Rent ...................... :...................... 480 Sporting Goodo ..........................:...:............ 520 SUV't lor Sele ... ,.......................................... 720 :rruckafor Sale .................................... t'""'' 716 Upholatery ...:............................................... 870 \lana Fpr Salt .................... ,................c.,. ...,..730 Wanttd to Buy ............................................. 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppllea .................. 620 Wanted To Do ....................................t····· ~··· 14() Wanttd to Rent,........................................!.. 470 Yard Sal.. Galllpolta .................................:..072. Yord Sei.. Pomoroy/Mlddle ......,.................. 074 Yard Sate-Pl. Pteaeant ................................ 076 Must·have Independent contractor's license Part Time ' NO EXPERIE~E NECESSA~ 'FULL-TIME CLASSES 'COL TRAINING • FINANCING AVAILABLE • JOe PLACEMENT ' ENROLUNG NON ALLIANCE TRACTOR-TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILlE, VA 1-B00-334-1203 ChUdcare worker needed lor Residential Treatment -~r~ • FacII.1ty. pay bBltWI.I on experlence, pakj insurance. Call to app I Mon-F•''• 9am- 3pm. .....~ (740)379·9083. < • v Dental Chair Side Assistant · and Dental Hygienist E~perlence preferred, but not Mandatory. Reply to Point Pleasant Register Box TSC5, 200 Main Street, Point PleaS;ant. WV 25550 Direct Sates Fantastic Opportunity, 50K no Problem . Must be Motivated · and Self Starter. Call Ken .1740)992-7440 Employment! 2 Man · Carpenter Crew needed. Must have own toots, tructc., . and ladder~t. Good . Pay. 740·992.()496. . EXTRA! EXTRA! Motor Routt Driver • needed In the Leon area. Pay over $ t ,OOOJrnon th Must have Reliable Transportation & alternate car. Qualified applicants Contact Se8fi M. Cullen, 1304)875·1333 ext. 20 MONJ:Y IDloAN **NOTJCilH AVONI Alt Areasl To Buy or Salt. Shirley Spears, 304· 875·1429. Glveaway............................................. ~ ........040 Happy Ado ............................. .......................050 Hay a Grain ................ ;.................................840 Help warlled ................................................. 11p r Attention Mechanics: Now taking applications for experiences Truck Mecllanic. Mall resume to ·' R&J Tr~klng 14530 St. At 7,Marletta, OH 45750 1: Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment .............................:..... 7110 Clrdt of Thanks ......... :................................ 01 o Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 190 Electrtcei/Relrlgeratlon .. ,............................840 Equipment for Rant ..................................... 480 ExciiYIIItng ................................................... 830 Farm Equipment ....... :..................................61 0 Farma for Rent .............................................430 Farm• foi Sate ............................................. 330 For Lease ...........:....................;.................... 490 For SaJe........................................................ses For Sele or Trode .........................................590 · Fruita a Vegetableo ..................................... 580 Furnlohtd Roomo ........................................450 General Hauling .......................... ,................850 I 1UUl. Willing to Ba_bysit in my home near Middleport Monday-Friday. $2 .00 per hour. Call740-992·22t7. pptloo. 888. HolliN FUR SALE 12x50 Fleetwood 2BR, WI D, lady. Experienced . Call FA, Garage. Nice neighbor- all elect., window A!C, fron1 (740)388·0118. hood.(304)6'75-3637 . days; & back porc hes , underpin-· Computer "troubleshoot &. · (304)675-2;155 evenings. ning. (740)256-6846. · t~ F....,. e ~.~~••;~;1 To Do L.__,:;:,::i:,l;,_ _.J All Roal Eatll dvortloomenta or ubtoct to·lht olr Houalng .let o· In vlol.tlon of the law. (Ca reers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740·446-4367, , -800-214-0452 www gallipolisce.re&rCOI!~e corn Giveaway-4· very playful kittens, Blacklwhlte, Grey tiger, Gigantic 4 Famnv Yard Sale. Clrey/Peach & Black 304- some furniture, bedding and so fourth. May 10, 11,& 675-3505 12th. Rt2 across from· Old One German Shepherd. I I I On.e black Lab mix. Females. .Approximately t.hree months. Great with chlldr~n. l740)379·9t89. For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. Gallipolis Career COllege YARD not be ITlllde In the first available edition. • Box .,.---------~ .1'L,so_.,:INsm.Solo : ,:;:;u~cn:,:;u;ON;: ;., .Jl.,•to_oi:iiii::-iiisiii~~iiiii..E;,..,JI ir Robert Barretts, St At. 124, .., Thurs. & Fri., 9-4. rain can· 2-males, 1-female Pltbull eels till 16th, 16th, girls' Good homes only. Call for clothes. Into. 1304)675"1869 or =r-~-~--..., 1304)675-6265 ask lor SAIJ;:.. Heather ~ Pr.l'I.E.AsANr r Now you can hove borders and graphics IL-l added to your classified ads {,~ -"" Bprders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small · $1 .00 for Iorge Display Ads • All ads must be prepaid• • Start Your Adl wtth A Keyword • Include complet8 Description • Include A .Price • Ayold Abbreviation• Should Include These Items To Help Gilt Response ... anothe r DiTrapano and DiPiero are Charleston members of the same Jaw lawyer, Tim firm, DiTtapano, Barrett .& DiPiero,' as DiPiero PLLC. The law firm his sole has removed DiTrapano's agent, the name from the sign outside its NFL Players. Charleston offices. It also has Association removed his biography from told The its Web site, htip://www.ditraCharleston panolaw.com/, but he is still '""'""""""""'"'""""""" Gazette for a listed there: Moss story in DiPiero has represented Tuesday's Moss as an agent and attorney editions. DiPiero confirmed since 1995. when Moss was the agreement on Monday but accused of kicking a classhe told the newspaper that he mate at DuPont High School. would not comment on the : Moss later pleaded .guilty to reasons. · misdemeanor battery. • • In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS . ' MUSTARD'S AUCTION SERVICE PRESTON MUSTARD AUCTIONEER/Apt'RAISER (748) l86-58A LICENSED STATE OF 0810 . - Sentinel - ·l\egtsttr . : aennan . !SHOP CLASSIFIEDSI The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Melp Couni ,,OH ·Moss drops agent facing drug charges CHARLESTON, W.Va. CAP) - Oakland Raiders wide receiver Randy Moss ·haS dropped an agent who is facing · drug charges in Florida. . Charleston lawyer Dante DiTrapano, his wife Teri, and three others were arrested March 14 at a St. Petersbur,g, Fla., hotel. Police there satd they recovered 73 pieces of crack cocaine and 21' grams of powder cocaine. All five were charged with felony pos· : session of cr&ck coc,Une. Moss signed an agreement on April. 20 desi~nating v· Interested Candidates apply at 380 Colonial Drive Bidwell , OH 456t4 · or call Teresa Wilson or Trlsh Shields at 1740)446·5001 For more Information or to schedule an interview Nursing Assistant Classes beginning May 9, 2006. If you enjoy elderly people and want to become a member of our health care team. please stop by Rocksprings Equal OpportunHy Rehabilitation Center at Employer 36759 ROcksprings Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 and fill - - - - - - - - but an application lor the Locally own family owned Extendicare company seekinn drivers lor classes . " Health Setvices, Inc. is an our regional operation . Must have good MVA. equal opportunity employer Competitive pay with benefit that encourages workplace package, which includes d_l_ve_r•.,.'ty_._M _I_F_o_N ___ medical and dental iosur· Oakwood Home• ance, life lnswrance, vaca· Sales Person . 6 figure tlon pay, holiday pay and a potential. Blue Cross. Blue retirement plan. Must have Shield. 401K, 5 day work 18 mon ths tractor trailer week. Proven sales record . e~eperience. Home tttrou(tl- C aU Russ Murdock out the week and on week- 1740)448 •3093 Iax; or ends. If intere'sted call 800· (740)446·3699, email: 632·t5~7. rm760@ctayton.net Ohio Valley Home Health, Inc. hiring AN 's . Accepting applications for CNA, STNA, WOrk to Protect Your CHHA, PCA. Competitive 2nd Amendment Rlghtl wages, mileage and benefits •Up to SBihour Full-Time including health insurance . •Work tor Reputable APP1V a t 1480 J ac~on •- Plke, lltlcal Organizations G a111 po I'ts or "L 41 5 Jack son Avenue, Point Pleasant, WV •Weekly pay with Bonus or phone toll ·tree 1-866-441 tential •Medical and Dental 393 1- · - - - - - - nefits •Paid Vacation Every 6 Paid Training onths ' Individuals willing to train tor clerical or driving position s. C It ·~ t St r1 a •;E~ ~.,..:, your Must be AGE 55 OR OVER 1·877-463-6247 and meet requireext. 2301 , ments . Additional training U:::~~~~::~ positions available, Call the ,. Senior Employment Center ell~ibility SHOP CLASSifiEDS (866)734·2301 · At 35 Adult Book Store need Clerk Full tl(" e 13041937-4900 ~idnlght ~rrow Position · available lor Assistant Housemanage:r in a women's residential facility. The position requires work ing eveni ngs, week· ends and Holidays . Candidate must have relie.~le transportation and high school diploma , or GED. Must have good decision making ability and be able to work with people from all backgrounds. Interested persons may apply to : f'e rsonnel. PO Bo.IC 454 , Clalllpolls. OH 45631 . Smart.. Contac he Ohio Division a ~fnanclal Institu tion' ffice ol Consume ~flairs BEFORE you reli ance your home o btain a loan. BEWARE f requests fdr any largE dvance paymen ts 0 ees or insurance. Ca l he Office of Consume ~ffairs toll free at 1-866 78 -0003 to learn it th( t'nortgage broker o ender Is properl lcensed . (This is a publi ervice announcemen POSTAL JOBS rom the Ohio m~~IIB\ Publishing Comoan $15.67-$21.98/hr., now hirIng. For appllcallon and free governement job info. call American Assoc . of Labor 1913-599·8042, 24/hrs. emp. serv. .:::::.;__ _ _ _ __ Summer help needed at 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park District. . For application app ly at Raccoo n Cre8k County Park 5 t 8 Dan Jones Road oft of n5 -. ~::.·- - - - - Tl f k' II red o w ar mg a holidays? Tired ol working 12 hour sh'l1 ts.1 ome h ome and join us at Medl Home Health! Opening lor a PAN AN and/or full time AN position . EOE. Full time positions includes benefit package, 401 K. and sign on bonus $2,000 . Call Judie Reese , c AN , C, Clinical Manager, at {740 )441 . 1779 or 1"800" 481 ·6334. ' Truck Driver Needed Henderson, WV Based 'COL License & 2 years experience. MVA required. 74:.:. 304 34_ __ .::. C:: • 11..:1c:.. :...:.:16_70 ;... ·._ Wanted - foil-time veterinary r eception is t , e~eperlence helpful but not essential for person - willing 1o learn respond with complete resume & '3 reference to jm 4BA. 2ba. 100% financing available. even wrth less than perfect credit. No down payment (7 40)742-2376 . A well mainta ined House-for Sale. Large porch, base men! , deck, heat pumj), located in Gallipolis Ferry $69,900 phone 1304)675· 1536 AHentlonl Local company oHering MNO OOWN PAYMENT" pro· grams tor you to buy your hOme Instead of renting ' 100% finAncing • Less than perfect cred1t accepted • Paym ent could be th e sa me as ren t. LocatOrs. 9/1Oth o( an acre lor swe On 143 . 2 mobile homes. 740· 992-5858 . -B-,a-nd-- n-ew - -1-6- - w •de vi nyl/shingle $181 /mo Call ~ 17_4:.:. 01.:.36:..:5_·7:.:. 67 _ 1_.- - Nice ·14x70 3 bedroom o nt~ $10,995 . Will help with deliv· ery. Call 1740)385·9621 Very clean 14x64 2 bed room . Only $7 ,995 . Call (740 )385-0698. , r ji~,;;;~;;.;;;,~~--, loTS & ACRF~-\GE --22 ciCrflS, won derful VleW, ridgetop prope(ty, clo'se to ma1n highway pe rfecl lor 4 wheeler tra11s. (740)707 2109 . 49.5 acres by Tycoon Lake 1 Call (740j 709- 1166. , Vacant land on Jessie Creek off 554 by Kyger. 5.064 acres. Rile Farm Lot #8 . $10 ,000. (740 )645· 044 0 PRofESSIONAl, S•:RVJCES REAl ..E>nn: WAr>'I}]J TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSt? No Fee Unless We Wi n! 1-888·582·3345 Il l \I I "' I \II ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;..;;, r10 L.------_.1 Need to sell your home·J 'Lale on p aym ~nis, divorce job transfer or a death? I can buy your hOme. All cash and ciuick closing. 740-416· 3130. 1 ~ 1 \ 1\IS H <JM1i$ FOR SALE 112 PI e0 sant st rae t , Pol'nt Pleasant, WV (304(675· 4034 vr {304)675~0418 : 3 bedroom. 1 1/2bath , family room. dining room, new windows, new AC, new water tank, fenced yard . _ _ _.....:,_ __ _ t900 sq.tt . 3bd 2ba home with basement, sits on 3 acres . J"usi off of At 7, · Chester Town ship, Eastern School District. Als o registared quarter horses lo r sale. Can (7 40)985·432 1 aR:::e~r:;c~P::.m:.;__ _ _ __ :: 1997 Fairmont ' Celebrl ly double wide :28x72, FA .. den. lg. kitchen , 2 full balha, 3BA withwalk·inclosets , lg . deck , above ground pool 36xi8, 2 utility buildings . Lot 2.89 acres, very. secluded , private drive. 5 min. from Green EB6 Schooi /Holze r. $110,000 . Pt.F>Ieasant Register 200 Call alter 3pm (740)4 41 · Main ST. Pt. Pleasant WV 0494 . ~2•5::5::50:;,:·=;,.,.=,.,...-...., .::.....:_B c__A_N_K _ R_E_P _ O__ o. Never lived '" · new GRDR".~ w/2 bathrooms, '0 cl:y,wtl' stage, , sits on 2 beautifu l acres. county water at road, about 20 mins south of Athens , OH. $74,500. Call 1~40)489·9146 ~ . ·rrb All real estate advertltlng · In thlt newtpaper It tubjecl to the f.edetal Fair Hou.tng Act o1 1968 which makes It Illegal to advertise ''inv preference, limitation or discrimination based on rac(t, cot or, religion , sex familial atatu1 or national HoliSI"' Lo~--FOR-.;R,;;;rm-......1·· 1br House. and 3br House for Rent Call (304)675-2441 between 9am & 2pm 1BA house - 11 Garlield Ave GallipoliS . $350 month. Call for deta1ls (740)441-0194 or 17 40)44 H t 84 origin, or any Intention to make any such preference, limitation or dlecrlmlnetlon." 2 br house 2013 N. Mam Sl PI Pleasan t central au lheat, washerfdryer Included 304-67 4·0471 . Thla Mwtpe~r will not knowlngty .ccept 1d¥el1leemanll fqr reel Illite which Ia In violation of the lew. Our' 2BRhouse on Garf ield Ave., $4 50/mo.. S350/dep. Call !740) 44 t ·0583 . (740) 25 6 .. reade.-. ere t"~ereby Informed that ell dwelllnge 1dvertlaed In • thla flewapaper are a'\lalleble on an equal opportunity be,... 1 .. fi408. 3 bedroom house for ren~ . no pets, references ,avail · able June 1st close to l oc~s . 1304)576'·2642 3 be9room, 2 lull baths, !ult basement , 1 ca1 garage, 'New 3 bedroom, 2 · bath, $600/sec depos1t, S600tm() b ,,~-, hu'''~ for" f,; ale 1n Rio 1740)446·348 t Grdnde. Call (?40)379-2615 3 bedroom, l.f CI , n1~,;e cloar Sand Hill Ad, almost new house, small yard, quiet house, 3 br., 2 ba ., heat stre~. gOod neighborhood, pump, 1.2 acres,. nice subdi· $450.00 plus deposit, (740) 843·5264. In Racine. vision 304·675·231 9 ' . .. �Tuesday, May 9, 2006 ·ues·day, May 9, 2006 OOP Townhouse Block, b~. sewer pipes, 380R + 2 112 baths, 2 car 38A apt. WID, stove, refrig., fare garage, furniShed , dOsed to OW, central 1, air/heal. Apartments, Vary Spacious, windows, lintelS. etc. Claude Holzer. $850 month. (740)256-684ll. 2 -Bedroom&. CIA. 1 112 Winters, Rio Grande, OH (7 o4())44 1-()3 10. Balh. Adull Pool & Baby 661 Third. Gallipolis. 2BA, Pool. Patio, Slart $425/Mo. Accepting applications.· 3 w/appliances, pay own utili· No Pets, Lease Plus bedroom. 1 bath. 1 car ties, $350/month plus Security Deposit Required, garage, outbulkiing. Green $350/deposit (740)245- (740)367-7066. School District No i>ets. 95951eave message. $550/mo. plus t:Seposit: THE MAPLES APAAT· Accepting appflcatlons for 1 MENTS 100 Memorial Ortve (740)245.0072. or 2 Dedroom apartment, East 740~99~- 1b22 Attention! S4Cl0-S500 month, kiiChen Subsidized Residential Local company offering ·No W/0 DOWN PAYMENr pro- app1lances & furnished, Housing for yearn Of age grams tor you to bUy your water & garbage included, and older. Prtorlty Given To Beautiful Siberian no pets, 1st month, security Appl"'"'nls With Income At Husky/CQ IUe puppies, home Instead of rent ing. """ ~1an !White. deposit & lease required . . Or Below $f0,900.00 for 1 Bi ac k!Wh·'t , . ~ e, • 100% financing Bl • $25 (74 0)446-9585. pe'rson or $ 12 .450 _00 for 2 ue eyes. .oo Eac h . • Less than perlect credit ----~---740-949·2950. accepted Attention Conetruetlon persons, Maximum li-lcome- ;..:;:...::.::..::.:::::_____ - Payment could " be the Workers . 2 sleeping 1 person $18,150.00 or CKC Registered blac!( Pug s. $20 ·700,00 Ior 2 persons. One male & female, 1.5 same as rent. rooms .·-furn lshed wlcable .. t HUD/202/S 1 ' Mortgage . . Loca tors. and utilities-weekly and must mee cr te· ~ h h ld 1 years old , and one mate 10 mo nthly rates . 740-99.2- na lvr ouse o compos - month ~d . $250. (740)38& (7401367-0000 "ANAGED B 0031 or 304-882·3449 . lion M V ~327 . Farm House for Rent ·near Siiverheeis· AEqual Housing Aoalty ;.:::c.:________ Rio Grande. No insid e pels, BEAUTIFUL APART· Company. Dalmatian Puppies AKC Aoglstered $200 (304)937must have refe renCe s MENTS AT BUDGET Opportunity. 2929 (304)675-7624 PRICES AT JACKSON - - - - - - - - $20. Mother House Rent .Small 2br, ESTATES, 52 Westwood Twin Rivers Tower is accept- Puppies · 1 $344 to $442 . ing applications fo r waiting Australian Shepherd, Father $275/month, Utilities, Dr1ve rom I C aII list lor Hud-subsized, 1· br. . unknown. Call (740)245· Deposit. No Pets. (304 )675-- Walk to sh op & moves. 740 446 2568 Equa I apartment. ca!l 675-6679 5984. · 4874 H · 0 t ·n, Equal Housing Opportunity ousmg ppor um.y. ~~~ Aenr o r Sale 4br in .,..,,K~"~"~ Syracuse. $600/month" & CONVENIENTLY LDCAT-~-.....-~~--. Deposit . Water/Se wer ED & AFFORDABLE ! 1Q included, No Pets (304)675- Townhouse apartmentS. GooDs Fender Cyclone Guitar New 5332 or(740)5g1-Q265 "and/or small · houses FOR $350 (304(6.75-t451 aller RE NT Cali (740)44 1,., 11 SA 7S- 48Ft , 1 bath h'ome· for application & Information . Free estimates Mo lloh an garage, baseme ni , rive r Carpet, ·aerber $5.95/yerd . access. Propane heat, win- .Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed- (740)446-7444, 76 Vine St. VEGETABU;lj _ p ow AJC. $650lmonth rent- room apartments at Village $650 sec: dep., you pay util- Manor . and Riverside Thompsons ~App li ance & HOmegrown Asparagus ities . Available 1st week in Apartments in Middleport. Repa:i r-675-7388. For sale, available at McKean Farm, April. Call (740)446-3644 for Froni $295-$444. Call 740- re-condlti011ed auto matic Centena ry Road, {740)446an applicalion. 992-5064 . Equal Housing washers & dryers , refrigera9442. Opportunities. tors, gas and ' electric Stop renting Buy 3 bedroom fafec:losure $1 1,500. For list- Immaculate 2 bed roo m ranges, air conditioners, and Homegrown Strawberries Ings 800·39 1·5228 ext. apartment in the co untry. wringer washers. Will do available McKean Farm on New ca(pet & cabinets , repairs on major brands in Centenary Road and 1709. freshly painted·& decorated , shop or at your home. William Ann Motel. Second VIJID hookup. Beautiful coun· Avenue, Gallipolis {740)446Two Bedroom House. Used Furniture Store, 130 9442. try setting . Mu st see to 8 1 ·11 p ·k Ei ctr' Kitchen equjpped. No Pets. u av1 e 1 e. e. 1c ~ ga s $400/ mo. ranges, bun kb ed s, c hests, • Dep. requi red. Middleport. app recia te . (6 14)595-777~ or · 1-·800· dinettes. couches , . used . 74D-992-3823. 798 -4686. mattresses. Grave 1 - - - - - - ,,- - - - "Monuments. (740)446-4782. FARM Modern 1 bedroom apt. No ~ pets , $275 month includes Gallipolis, OH . HrS. 11 -3 (M- r: rLw------,..1 r° r "-"------- water/sewer, $200 deposit. F) 14x70 trailer, $400 mon th {740)446-3617. ' Plus deposit. (740)367 7762. (740)367-7272 or Modern one bedroom. Call --.. (740)446-4060. Buy o r .sell. Riverine Mobile home sites tor up to Antiques, 1124 East Main 16x80 in -Country Homes. on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 74Q(7 40)385-4019. 992·2526. Russ Moore, owner. Remodeled 1 bed room, furnished with range, refrigera M ! s c· w . A rnANDJSE N E o u s M. ER , tor, WID, kitchen table and new futon, concrete porch with awning. 8x8 storage ' JET buildin g . Clay Township. AERATION MOTORS $30{) deposit. $400/month Repaired. New & Rebuill In includes water, you pay Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1electric. (740)256-1106. 800-537-9526. '---~----,1 .. r t 1 and 2 bedroom apa rtments, fur nished and unfurnished , securi ty deposit required , no pets, 740-9922218. 2 Bedroom Apartm ents starting at $400/mo: Most Brand New. Call for details Pleasant Valley Apartment Are now ta~ in g Appl ications tor 2BA, 3BR & 4B.A. , Appl icat ions are ta ken Monday thru Friday, from 9:00 A. M.-4 P.M. Office is L~ated at 1151 Evergreen Drive Point Pleasant, WoJ Phone No. is (304 )6755806 EH O NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams, Pipe Reba r Concrete, Angle. For Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For ~ Drai ns, Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Bam-4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Sat.urday · & Sunday. (740)446-7300 Ray Martin Carpet Ceramic Tile 26 Years Experience Davl"d Le·WI'S. :--.":~F: \,: .6.:..:.... -. "- _.,_ 74M517 3704 u· ..... J .Health care Edition to be published Mav18,2006 & Carolina Burger M&V11,2006 -Aeration- Fertili zation- planting - f ('( F• , fJ!llrl1 Je ff Homes- DeCks Driveways - Equipment Degreasing- BoatsCampers- Truc k s - I;leck staining or painting Special rates for TfJ.lck.ing companies Stet hom · Owner ' I . .•.. Afllypeo or roofing: I l ~.ttNcARNATION 2 i ~i i!!; '~ ir :S J2. I MAILErs . SELF 5.TO RAGE 1 """" \ New Homes 1 Additions 1 Remodeling I'M EXCUSED WE SHOULDN'T JE'DGe OTHER FOLKS ! ! I I' \ Licensed Home Builder FROM THAT'UN ! ! ~~!E!Rr--f ri' f,li:.U\U5 15 FLi-.1\E.R~C>'i'OU ~ C.OI-\PLir-'l(l'{it:.D f-\IM! r • 1-\€. ' :)!\'<~, YOUTOU:>I-\11" ~ P"NO-Wil-1\H ~lt> W~ 1-\l~ ~ 1-l.l~ t<\E:.\-.1 (740) 992-0496 •., X rt_.:_...:,_:;.:..:,_:.__.,......;:::::!:...___:__:_ _::!:=:..:==:....:::::::~....;-==:....:...::......,..1!~~~~ Owner 5\-.1~/1..\~R f'\A'(.£..":1 f-\1/'f\ LOOK v~! ~tW ~WU..\E.R 1-\1>-Kb 1-\ll-\ LOOK. e:NOI<:.t'IOU:> ! ,. 10X10 10 20 cyclemanualstart,excellent condition . 740-992·5181 . ~ Chuck Wolfe 97 Beech Street Middlepo .. OH Johnson 25 Hp. long' shaH; Johnson 6 Hp. short shaft; 2 g~~ ~ P :~ l ?~ . ,. 11;198 1100ZXI Kawassaki jet ski · wltralle r; 120HP, yeflow/pur"ple, low riding hours. Must see, serious .Inquires • .,......,..,....,..,.,.._ only. (740)446-4049, !7401645·7611 J,~Jt.:..&;.uLI.L~W-1"-~ X 992-3194 or 992-6635 ~=Se=lf;·;:Star:;a;p::~=~ Open For Spring Semon! 11 OHP GTX under 85 hrs on 1995 Pontiac Bonneville bot~ PWC's. G~rage kept. 3800 VB, 20 mpg, 93 •000 Excellent as new condition. miles, ail power, AC, $3,000 Call daylime ( 7401446 _9416 080. (740)245-5934. or evenings & weekends t998 Dodge Dakola, Aut9, V6 2X4 air bed topper 1994 Chevy Astro Qorw.Van, Auto, Air, $1500. t999 · · · · r ,( 7.!1;401"1:.;,44;;.t;_·1;,;7,;;24_;;.~-.,...., • AA~.!' ....~nulo;J I L.,...,;iiiiiiiOiil-iriiiliiiiiliorl Options. $6995. (7o4())441-7632. Super Charged. $3495. 1996 Goo Tracker, 4 cyi .·-·5 spejid. ~3495 . Many More. ~iverview Motors. 1 Block above McDonalds . in Pomeroy. , Phone 740·992- 3490. Excellent (740)446·2895. condit ion. For Rent Camping Trailer Site• Near River. Cement Patios. Full Hook-Up. Only 2 Siles Lei!. Call 740-992· 5956. 2001 Chevy Metro calf between 8-5pm (304)6757375 or call (304 )674-0098 after 5:30 95 Z·28 Camara 350 Auto T- nished. Established 1975. Tops leather, Great Shape, · Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446runs great, green, tan interi- 0870, Rogers Basement 92 Corsica V-6 Waterproofing . · or $4500. Auto New T ire~ and Brakes Lots of repai rs dane. Recent caato Contracting Paint Job Looks and Runs Comm~trcial Resideriti al Great. $1500. 74G-742- Remodeling "We do it all" 4 _0_11_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phone (740)446·0306. 99 BuiCk Regal LS, 3800 V6, 4dr, 62,000 111i1es excellent condition . $5,495 (304)675· TRucKs 97 Dodge Cummins 4.:4 automatic extended cab, long bed. Good shape, lots of extras . (740)446-4228 or (740)645-5916. 2001 Grand Chief Cherokee 4x4, white, loaded, sun roof, $12,000 . books $14,500. (740)367-7272, (740) 367· n62, (740)446-4060. HUBBARD'S GREENHGUSE Syracuse, OH 740-992-5776 o~n Mon-Sat 10-5 yClosed Sunda CARPENTER SERVICE Room Addltlont & · RemodtUng New Garegu Electrfcal & Plumbing Rooftng & OuHer• VInyl Siding Painting Patio and Porch O.Cka WV038725 a V C YOUNG Ill Y4~b/1~ "o 'f (J111H•roy C•l11o II'.! fl( ,jj f I J"'IIo Road Racine , Ohio 45771 ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR S54 PER MONTH .. 'I ! ) Cornerstone Construction. IS111AT A Ni.OWOCOK, Residential • Commercial • Genual Contracting Painting • Doors • Wi ndows • Decks • Siding • Roofing • Room Additions • Remodeling · WV 038892 • Plumbin g • E lectri cnl 740·367-0a.M OH 38244 • Accoustic Ceiling .. AND, I I-lATE TO ADMIT IT.8UT IF YOU'.RE LOST. TI-lE BEST WAV TO FIND '(OUR WAV 1-\0ME IS TO FOLLOW A CAT.. CATS ALWAV5 Kt-IOW Wl-l;RE TI-IE'I''RE 601N6 .. Qlf.STER? 740-33t-341:i .. Hours 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM 1/ 14/1 mo. ARFIELD 'STANLEY TREE TRIMMING& GENERAL · CO_NTRACTINC • Prompt &quality 740-742-2293 • Leave a message ROBERT HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!!' I-lA! 1-lE'LL BE LUCK'I' IF l-IE EVER FINDS 1-115 WAV I-lOME ! . variety of Miniature Roses Hours: 8-8 Daily 50447 Tornado Rd. Racine, Ohio 740·949·2217 Call Gar)' Stanley ... THE Opening Day Sunday May 7th lH Refreshments Served !I(( Hill's Se lf Sto rage · tR.o s e §reenhouse '-t' .~.-~- . $8.00 Flats $8.00 Baskets YOUNG'S " Insured"' 98 Oodg'e 1500 Quad cab. 4WD, loaded, $6,650 neQO· tlable . (740)446·1905 o r (304)4 12-4845. 2001 600 Griuly Auto 4X4. Less than 300 miles, Great Shape. $3600. 74D-742· 4011 . SPRING SPECIAL Large I0" Ferns $6.95 Shrubs and Perennials work • Affordable Rates • References Available • Free Estimates 4861 FOR4x~ IMPORTS Athens 29670 Bashan 2003 PT Cruiser, 4 cyt., BASEMENT ru~ & looks great. good gas WATERPROOANG mileage, $7,200. Call Unconditional lifetime guar(740)38B-Q140. antee. Local references fur· r *Plat5 $7.5° -"""!'-., Dodge Caravan, Auto, Air, lt71i401P1:44:::,:;1·;944:::,;5:;, . $2800. 1998 Chrysler CAMPilRS & Sebring LX, Aulo, Air, MoroR-HDME<i $3200. M&J Auto, St. At. 160, Vinton, Ohio. Call 38802 Wildcat 28ft. 51h wheel, 9693 2PM' 6PM or 742·2662 slide out, fiberglass sides, anytime. $18,000. Excellent condi1999 Mustang-Automatic all tion, clean. (740)245-91 09, BISSELL CONS1111C110N 50, E:l-1-E:N, WHAT ARE · MY CHANCES OF A PATE WITH <,100!' FOR RENT- MEIGS COUNTY' 1·4 BR Houses & Apts. 1 Luxury- Also HUD Also Commercial Spiice 740-416-5547 B,\ll\1 Ll'I\IBEI~ Scorpion Tractors • Garages • Complete Remodeling Hard Work!" Stop 1i Compare '' - · :;::=~~~· Now Available At "Taking The Sting Ont Of 740-992·1611 Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines BAUM LUMBER RIZZWELLS ' • RA'.J~ Yct..l m~ llAP fbi<\DUE "' • East Pass 11\~T? RceA~'I' ~AUSE . 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What would you respond if partner opens one spade? Whal would you re bid, if. anything, after partner opens one heart, you respond one spade, and he rebids two hearts? Your hand started as a 1Q-pointer, which is usually just eno ugh to invite game. If partner opens one spade, though, your hand is wonh a game-forcel If you com~ · bine high-card points with shortage points, you have 13: 10 honor points, arJd threEfdistribution points for your singleton heart. if you prefer, Uke me. to count los- . ers, you have seven: two spades, one heart, one diamond an.d three clubs. Partner is assumed to have seven losers for his opening bid. Seven pius seven subtracted from 24 gives 10 , tho nurrber of tricks you ought to be able to Win. What do you bid? That depends on your partnership agreements. I would jump to lour hearts, a splinter bid showing the values for game with at most one heprt. But mavt>e you bid two no-trump , Jacoby Forcing Raise; or three no-trump, Hthat is your partnership's artificial major-suit game-lorce. OppOsite a partner bidding hearts twice, !hough, you should pass. Do not look lor . thin galiies with a misfit. Against two hearts, West leads the diamond jack: queen, ace, two. East returns the diamond seven to dummy's king. You have four side-suit losers, so can af1ord only one trump loser. What is the best play !here? , it is besllo play - slop pee~ngi - low to the queen. This gains over low to the 10 when East has king-third or kingfourth, and loses when East has jackthird, which Is less likely. AstroGraph - 'lllrthdllf: CELEB.FUTY CIPHER by Luis campos c.ltldy ClpM" ayp!Ograms are anted from qi!Qlltions by f~ people, pat Pi prMn!. ; Each li!ltlef In the cipher sta009 for anoltler. ' Tortay's Clue.· J Oll4J8}s K . 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CAPRICORN (Dee". 22-Jan. 19) 1- Your instincts and Intuitions are likely to be stiletto sharp, so don't hesitate to exp"ress your opinions In business or career-related maHers. They aren't likely to lead you astray. · AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. t 9) It behooves you to be especially attentiW when you 're with those whO have experiences or wc:pertlse you lack. What you learn could turn oUt to bt'l tar mora beneficial than usual. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - There are strong lndieaHons you coUld derive aome benefits from a development authored by another. You seem to l it in becausl!l you'll fulfill a spedat function that oth ers can't. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - It wouldri't hurt to go a bit overboard In catering to those who share your day. In fact, It'll do wonders for strengthening your relation· ships with them and making things easier Tl x R a J I I" Moy 10, 200f By .'B emlce Beet. O•ol The .year ahead Is not a time to abdicate . your dreams. On the contrary, If you hpld to your true direction, se11eral of your secret ambitions could be fu lfilled. What you receive will be In direct proportion to your VActii-\A\10\{~ .. v-a 52 Stephen for you . ~~1 , ' SL.AM/ \ • New Homes - 5 4 2 w.ctn1~oy, * Hanging Baskets • Pots and Tubs 258 6 cylinder engine. Runs good, make offer. 5.0 HO Ford engine, r uns excellent, trans. to go with engine, can hear 5.0 run, $,3000 080. Soulb G "Mlddleport's,cinly Cadillac Deville--good COO· · TWo 1997 three seater _ dillon . $4,500.00 Firm--,Sold Sedoo's on a twin aluminum . 1 As A Pair. 740..992~31 . ,trailer. One 85HP GTI & one Q 10 8 3 AJ Bllllona of high tide Stole philosopher 1B Full of bock 38 , PAn..-N . ALWAYS SAYS. www.Uatberoa ..kealllneUy•.,.Dt • Opening lea d : ~G; 1995 16.112 ft. Hydrospart Bass boat with 90 horse· power Johnson motor, stainless steel prop, trolling motor, 2 batteries, 2 depth finders, In excellent condl· liOn and garage kept tor $5,000, (740)992-2288 2 man Bass Boa!. New w ith electric anchor. excellent coriditlon $700 or best offer. 17401441 8299 . . !~1~J~~~K&-E~A~R~N-E-S~T~~~~._~ · ! Harfnld Mlnei'J And hrnlture New or Repair Seamless Gutte r Downspout K 7 54 +A7 Pass Pass .. •. • Wesl pepr.~~ I Q 10 9 ·, Dealer: South V ulnerable : Both ' .· • • 13 17 East • Levin 12 a.donl*un 1' L - • .6 3 c,~ . FORAUIDlS" ~ ~u..~:o clr~:lea 51. P r - l l y 15 Woodin pin . A Q ! 0 932 oo'< 2003 Grand Caravan Sport. V6 , 37,000 miles, loaded. 2005 26 HP Cub Cadet Phone 740 256-1142. LT1050 Hydrostatic driVe, 11oA1S & MmoRS 50~ cut riding lawn mower FORSAI£ with shade. Topper $1,700 OBO.j_740J446-2624 , . . !I 18'3~ Stratos 150 hp. Just fl{\ "\'-, l'l II< I\ 110 \ rebuilt · $12,500. Cali (740)256·t962 K 9 2 I 1)\'/(" ji)J I 1' (740) 5 17-6 883 " . · ,. · ~~Ill' I Jlo '( ( 1 •, (7 40) 992-28 04 Second Ave. • M idd leport, OH FOR SAlE Hurrv, time is · running outl Ad Deadline is Trimming Mulching t)udy '](ay's ':Restaurant r DP. 11 ,,,,,,l,<~l,\ 1 "111 Power @alltpolis 1J.Batlp ~rtbune Jlotnt Jlleasant ll\egtster and Daily Sentinel LAWNCAIU; M ow ing- Tree judy Kays Special Burger ·Cirarli_e Bronm Burger VANS FOR SAUl , POWER WASHING All Burgers m•de from fmh grou11d chuck fc•turi•g , I AnD LAWn CARE !4.99 Salads- Clli!f- Grilled Chicken & Chicke~ Tct1der 2001 Neon Automatic , 4 2001 Sportsmen camper 37 Door, 4 ely.. $5995. . 1995 1/2 ft. super slide out. Buick Riviera All P'ower 3800 . 'I (made with Choice Fresh Daily Lunch Specials homefries & toast $4.99 Tobacco P lants to r sale. Call (740)446-7843 or (740)645· 1660. . t997 Buick Park Avenue. Don't miss this opportunitY to reach over 16,000 homes II ( ,! 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SH<>,US Laz.i t.~ess, .., �' ' Pap B6 • The ~y Sentinel I ' Tu~~May9,20o6 : www.mydallysentineJ.com Cleveland Clinic . . trustees tighten · ethics policies, A6 Cookies donated to Holzer Hospice, A2 SPENCER, W.Va. - While Point Pleasant once held a six game win streak with five of those wins coming by I 0 runs pr more, that has all but van- ··· ~ . ished. Now the Big Blacks (1511) own another streak - two losses in a row after Point ' fell 9-4 to Roane County ( 178) Monday evening in Spencer. And while two straight losses doesn' t seem all that . bad, it is what happc;ned during those games that makes if so tough to swallow. After annihilating opponents through the first half of last week, Point faced a tough letdown when No. l Herben Hoover came to town and held them without a hit in a 19-0 beatdown Friday. . One r game later, Point Pleasant went on.the· road to face Roane County and saw two dropped fly balls haunt them as the Raiders turned Point errors into runs and the eventual 9-4 win. "It is hard to win games when we .can't catch popups," commented Point Pleasant coach James Higginbotham. Both dropped fly balls came at the worse possible time, as the Big Blacks saw a ~-1 lead through two innings dissipate . when the Raiders .added four runs in third after one dropped ball and two more in the sixth on another which allowed Roane County to take the lead and the victo- • > ,')til'~.!\ IS • \ ROANE COUNTY 9, PT PLEASANT 4 POint 030 OOt o - 4 5 3 Roane t04 022 · x -981 Justin Cullen, Ricky Wyant (3rd), Curtis Grimm (5th) and Chris Casey. Harry Goins, Phil Hall (3rd) and Zach Reed, Goins (3<d). BY MARK WtWAMS SPECIAL TO lllE SENTINEL. Devils' Bryan Watleralphoto ed~~h led off the fifth with walked nobody in the triumph. VanMeter, Josh Kimes and Matt Imboden - all seniors -concluded their Marauder . careers in the setback. Warren and Gallia Academy will square off at 5 p.m. on Thursday. The home team won both head-to-head matchups this year. , WARREN 12, MEIGS 0 51nnlnga Meigs 000 · 00 01 3 · Warren 140 16 12 12 0 Auslin Dunfee, Eric VanMeter (5) and Aaron Story. Tyler Wynn and Garrett Proctor. WP -Wynn. LP - Dunfee. HR: . W - Alex Barth, second inning, one on. Cory HooPer, fifth' inning, two on. fromPageBl · d · Austin King adde two smgles and drOve in three runs, including the 1Oth and final one that ended the contest in the botto.m of the fifth inning. Justin Saunders, Chris Miller and Brad Caudill also had RBI singles. Greg Russell doubled, and· Matt Mooney and Robinson chipped in singles for the winners. Athens, meanwhile, logged just two hiis off Gallia ·ace Robinson, who struck out eight and walked only two. Mitch Crabtree, the first of three Bulldog hurlers, took the loss. Jared Cline and Ben Kester URG Softball . . . C 0 IIege, the N0 nh DIVtStOn champion, defeated Ohio Dominican to earn the right to host the eight-team ·toQ111ament and will be the No. 1 seed. · Rio Grande and Shawnee Sta~ spli! a pair of games qn Apnl 26 '10 West Ponsmouth. had multiple hits, including a . double, and also drove in a pair of RBis. Andrea Flint added · an RBI double and freshman Bridgette Suyer logged her fust hit of the year. Jessica Athey had a tworun double for Belpre in the fifth inning - · accounting had · th.e only hits for Athens (5-17), whtch wrapped up one on the .worst seasons dur-. ing the coach Fred Gibson era. . Gibson's club managed to stick aroun.d and was only trailing 3-0 after three innings,· but the Blue and White tacked on six tallies in the bottom of the founh frame to end any upset. hopes. · ·· Russell1ed off with a double over the centel" fielder's head, then Caudill followed with a . sbtgle to· plate the Iirst run of the pivotal inning. Saunders reached on an error before Haislop doubled off the fence in nght to knock in another. · King provided what may have been the back-breaker with a two-run single that made it 7-0. Robinson fol- Rio lost the first game 5-3 after failing to a hold a 3-0 advantage. ~hawnee State ·scored six runs in the sixth inning to win that game. Rio · · ~ponded w1th a 6-5 v1ctory m game two. Other fust round m_atch-ups have Notre Dame facmg No.8 seed, Lyndon State from NAIA Region X. No. 2 seed Ohio Dominican will face No. 7. Mountain State for both the Lady Eagle scores. River Valley jumped out to an 8-0 lead after one inning and was up J6:o after two. Flint had a run scoring double in that first while Taylor and Flint each had doubles in the second frame. · Porter knocked in two lowed with the fifth of six Blue Devils · hits in the inning, and on . that same play, a errant throw sailed mto a dugout and allowed King to come home. Miller capped the scoring and made it 9-o · with a sharp RBI single to right. · King's walk-off single in the fifth finally brought the game to an end. Gallia Academy scored in every inning except the second. Saunders and Haislop had run-scoring shtgles as the Blue Devils put together a .solid stan in the first. frame and built· a 2-0 advantage. Athens had one of only four ba:se runners on the day in the third inning, when the Bulldogs nearly tied it. After Cline singled with two away, Jake Anderson (Independent), and No. 3 seed Tiffin will battle No. 6 seed Geneva. The NAJA Region IX . Tournament is a double elimination tournament with the winner advancing the NAIA National Tournament in Decatur, AL, May 19-24. Rio won the tournament in 2004 and finished 7th in its only national tournament appearance. more runs as pan · of a fourrun fourth inning for the Silver and Black. The winner of Friday's sectional title game advances to district pla;Y at the University . of R10 Grande, tOJ?·Seeded where Ponsrnouth West 1,\/tll likely be waiting. smashed ihe ball to deep left field, where Caudill robbed · him of a homer. · In what was surely the play ·of the night, Caudill sprinted toward the fence and lunged into the air and snagged the ball just before it cleared the fence. •• Haislo,p scored in the third inning to give the Devils a 3-0 edge thanks to one of five Athens errors ·on the day. After · singling his wa)l aboard, Haislop advanced on a wild pitch and passed : ball before coming ·home on a fielding error. .: GALUA ACADEMY 10, ATHEN8"0 · • The Holzer Cardiovascular Institute welcomes · Howard Kander, MD, FACC Interventional Cardiology proce- · 0 . · Barth, Wynn, Hooper, 'Oliver and Proctor all had :two .hits to pace Warren. :Spence and Wagner prpvid'ed the other safeties. ; Wynn struck out four and already goes to police depanment expenses. Several limes this year, Baker has said the general fund will run out of money before year's end if expenses are not cunailed, and has indicated that cuts or layoffs could be necessary. "The general fund cannot afford that," Baker said. "In September or October we' ll have to make decisions in other areas." Council President Stefhen Houchins assured counci the mone~ could be found for the raises, and said the need for police suppon is even stronger now that the streetlights are to be turned off next month. "We can come up with the money," Houchins said. "The lights are going out and we need a police force . We have to show some good faith to the public." At the meeting's end, Moore said he is concerned about "overspending in the general fund," and suggested that council initiate discussions about combining the police forces of Middlepon and Pomeroy, or consider a police protection levy tn help offset the costs of operatmg the department. · "We can't bankrupt our general fund, and that's what's happening," Moore said. Council also approved a pay increase of $1.83 per hoQr, to $11 per hour, for full-time water depanment clerk Linda · Pleese see Relsu, AS HOLZEil CA8DlOVASCUWl l STIWT£ To schedule an appointment, please call 740.446.5002· No solution in sight for dark Middleport streets . VeazY \ 5 Inning• ~ a single, . then an error Attoens 000 00 o 2 5 ·· · allowed Banh to reach secGallipolis 201 61 10 12 0 ond. Banh stole third and Mitch Crabtree, Taylor Cowie (4). Wet . Dingess and Chris Carplnefll. Shaphei\ • later scored on a passed ball Robinson and Luke · Halalop. W · for a 6-0 lead after four Robinson. L - Crabtree. · innings of play. Bryan DeLong had the • r-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------~ Maroon and Gold's only · safety in the top of the fifth, . but Wynn retired the next . three batters to wrap up the victory. Ethan Proctor and · Bonnette were both hit by pitches with one out in the fifth, then Welch was walked to load the bases with two away. ' ' Wynn helped his · own ·cause with a single, plating Dr. Kander is seeing patients at the Holzer CardiovaScu1ar Institute in Proctor for a 7-0 lead. Gallipolis and Jackson, Ohio. Dr. Kander is Board Certified in Internal Daniel Wagner doubled in the next at-bat, scoring both Medicine and has performed thousands of ~oplasty and stenting Bonnette and Welch for a 9dines, as well as cardiac catheterizations. ' · 0 advantage. Hooper hit the next offering · from VanMeter just under tile scoreboard in nght field for a three-run shot, :Concluding the contest at 12- ·o. ter and those of Anthony King The $1.50 per-hour pay raise and Brandy Tobin into the will apply to all police council minutes. Smith also emp!oyees, and will bring the read a statement from the three stanmg wage for patrolmen to police officers which was first $9.28 per hour. Only printed in The Daily .Sentinel Couqcilman Ferman Moore last week. voted against the raises, which In that statement, the three will be paid through the generofficers expressed their frus- al fund. Council Member tration with management of Sandra Brown abstained from the depanment, in panicular the vote .. council's handling of recent "The general fund is going sexual harassment allegations broke, and we' re basing this against Jeffery Miller, another decision on an ·extra $100,000 police officer on the force. we have this year that we Miller was reinstated to his won't have next year," Moore position late last month after a said, referring to an inheritwo-week paid suspension. At tance tax payment the village a special council meeting last received this year. · week, internal charges of Fiscal Officer Susan Baker insubordination against Mil)er • said the raises could not be were dismissed, and the three supported from the general officers resigned. fund, 75 percent of which St.Joo . 000 0 0 017 1 Wahama 432 . 01 10 6 0 Voazy, Underwood (5) and StaffOrd. Miller, A,ogers (4) and Barebo. W(2-2) L - Miller. . WP - Goins. LP - Cullen. The Meigs infield ·gathers with MHS cpach Jeremy Grimm, right, during the fourth inning of Monday's 12-0 Division II sectional loss against Warren at Vincen\ . feet fifth frame. The two pitchers combined to face just 16 batters which is one batter over the minimum. Redwomen draw No.4 seed at .Region To~rnament · Terra Poner 'went 3-for-4 with two doubles and three runs batted in to pace the winners. Holly Taylor also to stan the inning, then Garrett ·Proctor delivered a two-RBI double to right for a 3-0 lead. Alex Barth followed two batters later with a· tworun shot to right for a five-run 1\1\1\.omd.oih"·'llind."''" 111. :!OOh 51nnlnga ter in the extraordinary outing. Garrett Underwood finished out the contest for the White Falcons with a per- fromPageBl p Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM MIDDLEPORT Middlepon ,Village Council approved $1.50 per-hour pay raises for all police depanment employees and hired · two patrolmen and three dispatchers at Monda;Y evening's retlar meeting, JUst minutes a r receiving resignations from · three long-time officer~. Council also approved pay raises.for two.employees in the village water office Monday night and tabled a request from . the income tax administrator for a pay increase. Randy Smith, one of three who resigned their posts with the police department last week, read his resignation let- WAHAMA 10, ST. JOE'S 0 Raiders · l' l' i1U from Page 81 \\I ll'l Sll \\. :\1\\ Middleport council.approves raises for police, water employees • Piston power too much for Cavaliers. See Page 81 RIO GRANDE The University of Rio Grande Redwomen softball team is the No. 4 seed at the NAIA Region IX Tournament beginning on Wednesday. Rio will face No. 5 seed Shawnee State at 10 a.m. in qeveland at Ursuline College. Notre Dame ''IT..,.IJO ol. :;;; . C\o . 11'1H SPORTS ry. Adding to the problems for the Red and Black was a lack of hitting on a normally bathappy · squad, as Point Pleasant could pnly. manage .five hits while stranding 12 runners on base. The Big Blacks left the Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio • O:anuARIFS BY BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Page AS ·• Char1es Blake" INSIDE • ou to celebrate International Week. See Page A2 .• Patrol decals rern.ir,~ .ii dri~lf>'J)~ ·~lety bellS. , ~)'!9 A2 ---·- ----·---- ·- . t -··-- ... -·- ,__ Ple•se see SbHts. AS • Scholarship awarded to Southam student See Page A3 Return of dental clinic, Appalachian celebration top Chamber agenda BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYOAILVSENTINEL.COM Beth Ser&entjphoto This week Pomeroy Village Council voted to pay for asbestos removal at the old Pomeroy Junior High School. No decision to demolish the buUding has been . .made at this time. · -(OUNCR VOTES TO REMOVE ASBESTOS FROM POMEROY JUNIOR HIGH ·• International program · offered at OU. SeePage AS .• Governor's curriculum p~n faces hurdles. SeePage A& BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Although the ultimate fate of the old Pomeroy Junior High Schoql remains uncenain · Pomeroy · Village Council voted this wee:C to finance removal of the asbestos from the build- WEATIIER ing. . According to a repon done by SRW Environmental Services of Milford, this removal process should not exceed $2,500. . SRW Environmental Services only tests for asbestos, it does not perform asbestos removal. The repon states asbestos was found in the old school in light heat shields in the stage shower room, in transite pipe in Room I 0 I, in aircell paper pipe insulation in the basement I boiler room and tran- · site pipe in the basement/ boiler room. Pomeroy Mayor John • Musser said he would check with multiple asbestos removal outfits to begin the abatement process. SRW d1d the testing for $1750. In addition to removing the asbestos, the repon also states · Pleue SH Asbe.tos, AS POMEROY -The return of the Meigs Dental Clinic and the Appalachian Heritage . Celebration topped the. local agenda at yesterday's Meigs County Chamber of Commerce's business-minded luncheon, while a visit from Monty Lobb of the .Ohio Secretary of State's Office focused on the universal issue of character build. ing. Dawn Tatum, business . manager of the Meigs Dental Clihic announced that after five· months the clinic would reopen on. May 23 in the Pleese see Clink. AS Pomeroy Merchants plan EHS ban~ takes first place, sup~rior historical and holiday tours rating at Tennessee festival BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH ' HOEFLICH®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Two tours, one of historic Pomeroy nellt Saturday, the other of churches during the holiday season. were planned at Tuesday's Dtotallt on Pace A8 meeting of the Pomeroy Merchants Association. · Michael Gerlach will again be conducting the walking historic tour down Main Street and up Second. His 2 SI!CI10NS - 12 PAGI!S narrative will take panicipants Calendars A3 from the early days of settlement, to the industrial devel82-4 opment of the boom years, Classifieds and the, construction era of Comic~ downtown buildings when coal was king, to the beginDear Abby A3 , ning of the decline when the railroads came in and detractEditorials A4 ed from river transponation. Those taking the tour are to Obituaries As meet at tile comer of Lynn and St. (Trinity Church BSection Second Sports comer) at 10 a.m. to go on the hour-long tour. Between 9:30 A6 and Weather 10 a.m. refreshments \yfll be served in Trinity Church INDEX Bs @ 2006 Ohio Valley PubUohllll! Co. I MIDDLEPORT Middlepon Village ·Council will try again in November to pass a levy for streetl_ights, but m the meantime residents should get used to dark streets. At Monday evening's regular meeting, council met with residents concerned about · .last week's defeat -by one vote - of a one;plill levy for street light expenses. Brian basement dining room. There is no charge for the tour ljlthough a donation box wiil be available. Any funds contributed will go into the downtown beautification project. Merchants are bemg asked to display a history of their businesses in shop windows, along with antiques of interest, for viewing by those on the tour. New this year will be a holiday church tour to take place on Dec. 10. Sandy Mills is chairman of the tour with invitations to r·articipate to be extended to al seven churches in Pomaroy. Mills shared with the group information on a church tour 'she had attended in Lancaster last year. The gene,,d plan is for the church tour to be a walking event with 15 or 20 minutes being spent at each church. In that time 'the churches will be asked to give a short ·history and musical or other program, Piene sH Toun, AS ' STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM TUPPERS PLAINS - The 39,-member Eastern High School Concert Band brought home a first-place trophy and a , "superior" rating from the Smoky Mountain Music Festival in Gatlinburg, Tenn. last week. The band is under the direction of Cris Kuhn. The annual event includes instrumental and choral groups from the U.S. and Canada, who are judged on tone, balance, technique. intonation, · interpretation and repenoire. Dr. Gary Sousa, Director of Bands ill the University of Tennessee, Dr. Johnnie Vinson, Director of Bands at Auburn University, and Bryce Taylor, a music consultant with the schools of Ali€e, Submtttedplloe. Texas, were judges for the event. ·Eastern High School senior band members David Maxson, The Eastem band performed Branden Bartee, Taylor Russell and Autumn Hauber are pic"Waves of the Revolution" by tured with their first-place trophy, awarded the band at the Pleese see EHS bend. AS Smoky Mountain Music Festival in Gatlinburg, Tenn. last week. -. � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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