http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6d03d1b1d87713d75633991212edef51.pdf 67b3c83102b8573632363830d65d4dc2 PDF Text Text r--:- Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel - ' .! ' www.mydailysentinel.com Monday, April 4, 2005 Crew opens _MLS Tampa's Sanchez .suspended for violating season ·by. shutting performance.-enhancing drugs policy qut L.A. Galaxy Choir presents · mtlstcal, A3 Homes for mentally ill look for more money, A6 • COLUMBUS (AP I - The Columbus Crew could ~e t used to having one of the top scorers in MLS history on their front line. Ante Razoy had a goal and an assist. and Edson Buddie added two goals to lead the Columb us Crew io a 3-0 win Saturday over the Los Angeles Galaxy. who were playing without tlu-stricketi Landon Donovan. "He's an easy · target." Buddie said of.Razov. "He's go t a lot of ex perience. and I'm going to ha ve fun playi ng with him ." Razov. acquired in the off. seaso n ~o ignit~ t he shove)ed a thin layer of snow off the field a few hours before kickoff. Whether ·it wa s the condi ti ons or the cnnditioning. both teams 'looked roug h• in the fi rs t half. spraying shots w:ell wide of the goal and miscommunicat ing .on numero us passes. Rawv. fifth on Major League Socce'r's career scor' ing -Ji ,t. m;tde his presence felt early when Los Ange les· Chri s Albright took him down necir the top of · the penalty box in the sixth minute. . . Razo,··s ensuing fre.e kick \\' <.I S a thigh-high shol that ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. lAP) Tampa Bay outfielder Alex S:tnche7 was su>pended I0 day< for vioJ·ating baseball"!- ll('\\ poli cy on performance~ enhancing drugs . the first player publidy · identified under the major leagues· t o u~h er rule.... . The \u-.pen ...;iuu hegins Monday wh~n Tampa Bay open~ its sea~on against body. That's it." • Sanchez left Cuba on a rickety ran ·Jl years ago, leaving his family behind . He spent about 16 months 111 a refugee camp before tinally making it to the Umte(l States. Last month. Sanchez was reumted with hi s mn\her and brother' in Miami for the tirst time since 1994. Asked if he was embarrassed to become the tirst player to be disciplined under baseball's new steroids policy, Sanchez shrugged. . . •: "There's not!1ing we can do about II, he said. · The suspension was announced l es~ than three weeks after several current and , former players. includi ng Mark' MeGwirc , traveled to Washington to tes, tify.at a congressional hearing nti steroids in baseball. · · "The biggest penally is being known as a. steroid user. That's the No. I punish~ mem you can get," Philadelphi a pitcher Randy Wol f said. "Whether it's I 0, 31J days, a year, your name being out there and being branded is goi ng ,to be the bi ggest punishment.'' New York Yankees pitcher Mike . Mussina said the suspension drives home. tlie reality of the tou gher l'ples. . . . "I guess you don ' t really realize it until it actually happens, and now it has;1 Mussina said. he was with Detroit. He was to be the Devil Rays center fielder on open ing day. Devil Ray' general manager Chuck LaMar said the team would ha ve no comment on the :-,u:-. pen sion. "It"s \urpri..,ing:· manager Lou Pinicll:.1 <aid. "That's ali i hc11 e 10 say on that." Pin id Ia \.'OilL:edcLI .- howeve r. that it was Toronto. the ~.: ommb s i oner's office said fru<tratin g to have 10 make a lineup change on the ere (1f the season ope ner. Sunday. "S;mchc; had c01i1e in here and hit the Under the new policy that took eiTc,'t last month. steroids and other pcrfor· ball .'' Pinid la said . "Now we· ve just got mam:c -c nchancine subs tanl'es are til e lO m;Jke :.HJ) U.'Itments. <tiKI we wi ll .. Sa11chez · learneu of the positive test only drugs to drm\' a I0-Uay suspens ion. Baseball oiTkials cmd the players uni on . resul t early Sunday a11d pa11icipated in a agl·eed they 'wou ld riot discloS.e the exact workou t at Tropicana Field later in the substance for which a player tests po.si- day. He sa id he had not been told what banned substance was detected. ' ti ve. Sanchez said he was surprised by the · He insisted. however, that he has ne ve r suspension. adding tha t he uses milk· . used steroid~ , "I know I did nothing incorrect. ... I shakes and multivitamins to build his stuff I buy ' over the counter. takeenergy - and bi<Jming the positive te st on so meth ing he bought over the roun ter. Multivitamins . . prote in shakes. mu scle ·· rm going to fight it. becau se I've relaxants . That kind of stu ff, " San chez never rakcn steroids or anything !ike that. said. "I'm surprised because look at what ... I never take anv steroids because I Lln n·t need them ... .~,lid Sam:hel. who was kind of player I am. I'm a leadoff hitter. I · released by Detroit in . mid-March and neve r hn any home runs.'' Sanchez did not identify any of the signed by the Devil Rays. · pro~ucts he purchased over the counter, Sanchez. 28. wlio hit J22 with 19 stolen b.ases in 79 games for the Tiger> but described them as "something to give last: season. said he was dru g tcstrd while me energy, put a ·little muscle on . niy Columbus offense. often Hartman manaQed to detl ect drew nvo defenders. The off the left post~ . Crew took advamage of the ·Jon Busch picked up his extra space in the eigh.th 20th career shu tout without mmute wben Manny Lagos mu ch effort. Los · Atigeles sent a cross from the left side. managed j u>t () ne serious Buddie 's diving header went scoring c hance . · Ram irez past Galaxy goalkeeper Man ripped a low shot off a free Hartman and into the lower kick through the Columbus right comerfor a 1-0 lead. wal l early in the second half, "Great soccer players. great but Busch moved to his right targets, very intelligent, gre~ t and smothered it easily. touches,'' Lagos said of "lt was too many changes Buddie and Razov. " It 's fun just in the last few days .we as a midfielder to get the ball had to make. and vou could see it,· just the· lack of to those guys." . The Crew's second goal rhythm." Galaxy coach Steve carne rigpt after halftime . Sampson s;ti d. Razov sent a curling pass to Crew coach Greg 'Andruli s . · Buddie. who.knocked the ball was pleased with the in with hi s left foot. exc hanges between Razov ' "The most imponant thing and Buddie but said the pair for me was that Edson and I and the rest of the team had were involved," Razov said. only scratched the surface. "We combined well." "l sti ll think we're a long Corumbus made it 3·0 in way to go bef9re we ' re dan: the 54th ·minute when the gerous:· he said .. . Galaxy' s Michael Umana Andru li s danced a short jig failed to clear Danny when asked how he fe lt when Szetela' s cross and Razov he heard Dono\'an would knocked it into an open goal. niiss the match before givi ng Donovan, the national team a more serious answer. ·To be· pet:fectly blun t. I midtielder . who returned to MLS this week after spe nd- was disappointed." he-s-aitJ, , ing the past 2 112 months "Hii"'s obvio[tsly one of the with E) ayer Leverku se n. best players· in the U.S .. and watched from an indoor we always want to play ·against the best guys." suite. Guillermo Ramirez. Strong g usts and temperaDonovan 's replacement in •tures in the mid-30s prevai led the middle, missed a good throughout the match. chance from 10 yards out in Attendance was listed at the seventh minute when he 14,358. though it appeared appeared to slip on the wet thm only half that many fan s turf. Crew Stadium staff had braved the weather. 'l'l ' I·Sll - • -' 'flfl ,-) 1\\' ' ' \1'1{11 • ,) ' • Meigs cracks Buckeyes in five. See Page 81 · BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . POMEROY - Pooe John Paul I! was a "dynamic leader and 'the most authentic individual of the 20th and 2 1st centuries," Rev. Walter Heinz of Sacred Heart Church said Monday. 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"I· never thought I'd be • Beth Sergentj phato in this area after ·colback Erin Roush (right) now occupies the desk· that was lenny Smith's (left ) for the two years that . she served as Meigs County Chamber of Commerce coordinator. Smith was showing her s uc- lege," Roush admitted; "but 1 cessor the ropes during Roush 's first week on the job. . Please see Chamber, AS ADDITIONAL l0% ·0FF · TV EARS WITH THIS COUPON!!! Bowmlllf • ' ' pansh in. 1990. recalled two audiences \vi th John Pau l !!. the first in 197 ~, shortl y after he was elected to the papacy. and a second shonly after the a ~~<ol'>'i ination ~a tt e mpt" against him in 1981. Heinz 's first aud ience with John .Paul I! took place in the room where the pope's body lay in ·state over the wee kend. · The trip. taken with another priest, had heen planned for six months, and had begun with hope' of seeing Pope Pau l Vl. Before the two priests cou ld make the trip. both Paul Vl'cmd hi s successor. John Paul I, had died. and John Paul II had bee n elected. Heinz's second audience with the HELlOS ' Powell's FOOOFAIR PHARMACY . B Section © 2005 Ohio VaHey Publishing Co. www.foodta irmk .com WHY PAY MORE?? EVERY DAY . [.()W PRICESt 12 PAGI'S Calendars Sports 700 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio · 740-992'·5252 Gospel · and · the Churc h · while retaining a humble acceptance of oth· ers. no matter where they mi ght fall in terms of rel igiou s fai th," Heinz said. · ·'Hi s love. knew no bounds, and it was ·that love · Bishop R. that was instrumenDanlel Conlon tal in overco ming . the ev il.s of communism . Whi le others sought to overthrow evil by force. Pope' John Paul II did so by being an instrument of God's peace." ·. : Hei nz, who .came to the Pomeroy BS~RGENT@MYDAI LYSENTINEL.OO M ''' ••• PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITkL · ". f ' lfi !IIIJ. <I JII J \\ ~\\\ , rll\~f.llh Sacred Heart offers memorial Mass for John Paul Il SPORTS : <• Weber and Williams: two sentimental choices, only one winner a :;o CI ·.YI'S • \ 'ol. 'j-J . i\o ' ' I ~' '! Consumer New Chamber of Commerce coordinator takes place advocate warns of tug-of-war .POMEROY ·_ After two of service. Meigs years for new plant County Chamber of APPIV Todav... Drive Todav! ST. LOUIS (AP) polls ." Choosing a sentimental !1\i nois advanced with a favorite for Monday night 's .72-57 wi n over Loui sville NCAA basketball champi - thanks to 20 poi nts apiece ·onship will be tougher than from· guard Luther Head and usual. forward Roger Powell Jr. On one side · is Ro y While Head 's scori ng didn ' t Williams of North Carolina, surprise anyone, Powell's in his 17th year, his fifth certainly di d. Illinois was Final · Four. and still without able to soften up Louisville's the national title that would zone with its outside shootfill out his sterlin g resume. ing and ·Powell was unstopHe came close at Kansas a pable in side an~ out. few times, then left sudden ly Nort h Carol ina, an 87-71 to return to his alma mater. winner ove t Michigan State. where he is close, once again probably won't have as much - . only three yea rs aft er trouble con tainin g · Powell. rebuilding a progi·am Dean Six-foot-9 forward~Sean May Smith made great. was a second-team All Opposing Williams will be Amerrcan this season. averBruce Weber of Illinois. who aging 17. !' poiills and 10.9 worked as . an assistant for reboun ds - clearly the best nearly two decades before big man in the Final Four. getting his fim head-coachThe theme of. this Final ing job . .Four yenrs- Jater, Four. thou gh. has been the 3even Weber has admitted he point ~hot. North Carolina doesn ' t deserves this trip as· shoots them well. although much as some of those who not as often. The Tar ·Heel s came before him. especially made 40 percent from his mentor,· Gene Keady. behind the arc thi;; season. Weber made it. though, but anempted only 651 . .taking hi s team to the cusp Of The · Ill ini also made 40 a championship just three percent thi s season. but on . weeks 'after the death of his 807 attempts and just abput everyone o n the team shoot s mother. Dawn . His team and Illinoi s fa ns them. Asked whether h'e 'laid · • rallied around him. ·and now · down any rules about 3they ' re set to face Williams pointers. Weber smi led. and North Carolina "in a " I th ink it's obvious- we meeting of top seeds from don't." he sai d. "We all the Chicago and Syracuse shoot 'em .' It 's part of being ' regionals. It will be the first loose." .final since 2001 . pitting 1"10 Head was the top shooter No. I seeds. Saturday. going 6-for- 11. · It 's also the first title-game although Derun Williams m~eting between Nos. I and and Dee Brown also can 2 in the final Associated make 3-pointers. Press d oll since UCLA They'll be matched against defeate Kentucky in 1975, May, North Carolina and its 'They are great team and insid~ ga me -' sening up a hav~ been the best team in finale of con tl icting styles. coliege basketball all year," NBA -calihcr talent and a ·' Williams said. '·But the best pair 11! n>achc•, "h,,·,·e travthin~ about college basket- eleu different path > but who ball ts we get to play them on have the sa me goal: Monday and nor wait for the ' , To win . Middleport • ~omeroy, Ohio '\1 • • ���The~Daily Sentinel MEM~ER ' CHILLICOTHE (AP l - B\ I p.m .. the "lost soul< ' are lined up outside the kitchen door at .. Nellie Book's Friendship Adult Residential Care facilitv. They · re hungry. but [Jat ient. They tile in. quietly shedding .eoats. and take·assiuncd seats at three wooden tabk s in rhe 1 · warm. spacious kitchen. Carol. Doc. Joetta. Larn ·. . Michael and the other' quickiy di ~ in to a heartv. homemade Jur1ch . of · saiiS:bui') steak. mashed potatoes with gra\·y. c0rn.' blueberry -muffi.ns and ~u~m·- frcc Kt>oi'~Aid . Book. who niuned her home for mcntallv ill adults after the small SciZ,to .Count y toiVn 'where . she grell' -up. 'watches like a worried mother. fu ssin g over her children. spponing up setonds when asked. She frowns HI lhc term "lost souls:: used by Tcrt') Ru >SeiJ _. of the National All iance Jor the Mentally Ill in Ohio. to lkscri.be many of the tilOU>ands of Ohioans who have n1cll·ed from state memal institut ions' to adult-care facilllies. familv. homes and independent Ji ving· in communities statewtde durilig the past 17 years. "I t~ellike I' m working with people who are close ·to God:: Book says proudly. "lt'·s an honor to do what I'm d.b ing . I feelneededandusefuJ." ' But Book's II residents. like l • ,, - r HIO • • PageA6 .' INSIDE Tuesday, April 5, 2005 EXCHANGE: .Homes for mentally ill .look for more money . / hery mlinth. the books fur. Book·, home in Chillicothe >how red ink . Recemly. Book was IQ.F~.:cd to Lise her claughter' s credit card to pay an overdtie bill >O that her ekctric ity wouldn't be disconnected. A van used to tak~ resident' on Ja\; oufin e. . or to • Tuesday, Aprils, 2005 Mentally .il l grouo home operator Nellie Book serves a mea t to resident Rober t Wheel ing·, left. a·s resident Don Smith looks_on at Nel lie · Book's Friendship Adult Residen tiaJ Care faci lity in , Chillrcothe. Book's 11. residents. like her livelihood, are in jeopardy. After ·years of operati.ng on . shoestring budg-ets. the communi. IY network designed to handle the exodus from state institutions is c'ottaps-· ing, according to Terry Russell. of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill in ·Ohio . til~ doc·tor st.ts : idle: Book can't aft(\rJ insurancedrlic·ense tags. The story is much th~ same ac' ross Ohio. · If it 'w:tsn' t for Ron Hinton's salary as football coach at A: manda-ClearLTeek High School- where his teams have won two Divis.ioi1 V state ch,uitpionships during the past five years - Hinton Adult Care in Chill icothe 1vould hal'e to close. "H~ geb paid Friday. I pay the staff Mondav." said Lois !-linton. the coach's w1ife and home operator "I need to replace the stove and refrigerator and paint the outside. but that's nt1t going to. Kuppen." The dilemma is similar next d0or at Detellion Residential Elderly Care.. where operator Gayle Detellion struggles to pay the uti li ty bills for her restored home: circa 1835. ·-rn: never m.ade a profit," 1 ·d 1 k 11· 1 s le sai . .. ·eep te lllg peop e 1· m goinu to be one ol those ht'r livelihood, are in jeopardy. people nt~iile street. ... After years of r>perating on . Part of the problem is .what shoestring budgets. the community network designed to home operators are paid: $ 12 a handle the exodus from state tfay from the state and $ 16fro m institutions 1s collapsing. a client's Social Security beneRussell says. fits - 'b~8 per perso~. That is - "In theory, this \lias good pub- supposed 10 cover room and lie policy." Russell said of the board. General Assembly's passage of . · At that rate. Book gets $9.350 the Mental Health Act of 1988. · a momh. Her expenses At that time. 4.000 people Ih:ed .house payments. utilities. food. · in state hospitals: no":: there are staff costs. insurance and mis1.000. cell aneou s bills ·total "However. after the bill was $10.248. passed. the legislature, never Book keeps the door open by . cqntinued the level of-funding not paying the staff-. herself needed to provide care ·fo r all d L' d B · k h d h citizens in the local communi- an Ill a 00 -' er aug ter and partner. ty," Russell said. ·'The outcome has been a disBy comparison. it costs .Ohio aster. Clients who once had an taxpayers $450 a day for a alternative- state hospitals -. · patJ~nt in a state hospital. are now walking the streets. ·in · . A special committee tormed our jails.and prisons. in nursing- by the legislature in 2002 to home care. or with families study adult-care facilities who are ill-equipped to deili acknowledged that they "save with their family members· the state millions of dollars each · symptoms." · year by providing homes for Friendship and other adult- thousands of individuals who care facilities teetering on the otherwise would Jive in costlier _ edge of bankruptcy will disap- facilities ... , pear if something isn't done "Unfortunately. Jack of adesoon. perhaps in the two-yeaF quate funding tor those operabudget under consideration by tors has already torceq some state lawmakers, Ru·ssell and out of business:··the committee . other advocates sav. In 1990. Ohio had 2. 500 said. "Without additional group homes for the mentally resources and fun<;l ing directed .· ill. As of December. there were towar~ con1munity,based pro682, a drop of nearly 73 percent. grams and services. training And more are failing each and reimbursement to :facility month. While c_orporations run operators. we will expect fewer some of the homes. most are · (facili ties) lO survive and mom and pop operations canng expect quality of care to deteriforbetween tourand 16 people. omte:· · · · River Valley at Gsftla Academy, 5 p.m. 'Eastern at South 'Gal1ia, 4:30p.m. Sollboll River VaiiBV at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Vinton County at South Galrta, 5 p.m.Tennis · ' Gala AcaOOmy at F'orts<l-oo1h, 4:30p.m. ·Track -II "' Rlver Vallev Quad, 5 p.m. Wodnoad<ly'o ponoo Waterford vs Meigs, 5 p.m. Easlern at Nelsonvi!le·York. 5 p.m. Southern at Alexailder. 5 p.m. Gatlla Academy at Logan, 5 p.m. ·South Gallla at Point Pleasant, 6 p.m. South Pl:>lnt at River Valley, 5 p.m. . - 1.1 , Waterford vs Meigs, 5 p.m. Eastern at NelaonyUie-Vork, 5 p.m.. 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North Carolina did it, though, and now it's time to stop asking Roy Williams that doggone question. · Sean May had 26 points . and the Tar Heels didn'l allow a ·basket over the final, excruciating 2 li2 minutes Monday night to defeat ·Illinois 75-70, a win that flnally .galleWilliams, the 17year coaching veteran, the national championship that was . missing from his otherc wise stellar resume. , Freshman Marvin Williams had a tip-in with I :26 left, Raymond Felton -made ·three free throws down the stretch and the Tar Heels (33-4) WO!) their first title since 1993, back when Dean Smith was coaching and Williams was at Kansas, in the middle of his Final Four futility. Led by May's .fO-for-11 shooting, Carolina took a 6555 lead with 8:51 left and it looked like Williams would · ' cruise to the championship. · But Illinois (37-2)' never quits. . · Forward Jack Ingram hit a pair of outside jumpers and Dee Brown score<h1x points as part of a 10-0 run that tied the game at 65 with .5 1/2 minutes left to set up a fan " tastic linish. - · • ·When it was over - after Felton had made his last two free throws, after May had cradled his ninth and final rebound- Williams t09k off his glasses and started looking for people to hug. · . errors . and bwalters@ mydaitytribu ne.com 10 · walks surrendered. uwe have ROCKSPRJNGS - . The Meigs softball team broke to go in and out the · proverbial "whoop- mapufacture. ing stick" Monday with an runs.. Even 18-2 bashing of Nelsonville-. the good hitYork in Tri- Valley ters only 0 c nneGt Coilference action. The Marauders (3-0, 3-0) .three .out of pounded out 'II · hits in the IO times. We · · Pierce our ,__ _.., . contest, eight of which came · ~e~ch in the pivotal nine-run sec- t s thqt ond that saw 14-batters reach when they · the plate. . get on base, ca n That early explosion of we offense allowed the Maroon make things and Gold plenty .o f cushion h a. PPen · " for starter Joey Haning, who satd Hansen. allowed one hit and recorded "They enJOY II strikeout s in picking up playing the her third win of the year. to small . ball seal the deal on the and, · one Wilt Buckeyes. · t h ro u g h --Afterward, MHS coach nine, they ali know how to Nathan Hansen spoke of his . score runs and alll)ave good squad 's ability to capitalize fundamental techniques." on the score~oard wi!\1 the . Meigs scored at least twice Orange and Brown's nine in every inning at the plate. . BY BRYAN WALTERS , Hansen also noted the gutsy performance from Haning, ·who will carry the . h.mg · wor kl ou d since . pile finding out Sam Cole will not be available the rest of the season due to an injury• "We're up 12 and she 's sliding into second and husJling home to cover the plate," commented Hansen about his junior southpaw. · "As long . as she stays healthy, , we cari do real well." Sam Pierce and Renee Bailey each had three hits in the victory, while Cole added two hits for the Marauders. Megan· Games, Jenna Wilt and Cassi Whan each had a ·. safety in the -contest. Haning was walked three ·rimes, while Wilt and Amanda King each received free passes twice. Garnes, Bailey Jennifer Cade and Melia . . Bryan Whan each' walked once. Meigs ' pitcher Joey Flaning releases a pitch Monday all.<lin!st . Nelsonville' York. Haning had 11 strikeouts ·in the Marauders' Please see Credo. B6 · 18-2 victory.- PREP BASEBALL Alexander at Meigs, 5 p.RJ- Store Hours: 7am-10pm • 7 Days A Week • Baoeball Alexander At Eastern, s p.m. JJ3-553& Temperatures will rise to . Temperatures will linger at 68 \vnh today's low of -15 57 .. Skies will be . partly occurnng around · 6:00am . cloudy io cloudy with 5 MPH Skies will be partly cloudy to . winds from the south. Wednesday, April 6 . mostly clo~dy with 5 \1PH winds from the south. · Moming (7 a.m.-Noon) .-l.fternoon (/-6 p.m.) · Teinperatur<CS will climb Temperatures ·. will · hold from 55 to 70 by late this Steady around . 73 with morning . .Skies . will range today's high of 7-l occurrin'g from mostly sunny to partly . ru:ound 5:00pm . Skies will be cloudy with 5 to 10 MPH partly cloudy with 5 to 10 winds from the south turning •. MPH winds from the south from the ,outhwest as the turning from the southwest as ,morning progre"es.. • the afternoon progresse,_ Jlfte'm oon (1,,6 p.m.) Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) Temperatures will hover at . · Temperature s will drt'P 74 . ,Ski<'' will be mos-tly from .71 earl) thi ' e\"n'ing to ' unny to mestly doudy with 59. Skies will ran£e from 5 to 10 MPH winds from the partly cloudy to cloud' with somhwest turning •from the 5 i'VfPH winds from the 'outh- >outh as the afternoon prowest turning from the >oinh g re~se s. . I • . Meigs cracks Buckeyes ·in five Today's games . Sotnhern at River Valley, 5 p.m. Point Pleasant, WV Morni11g (7 a.m.-Noon) PREP SOFTBALL PREP SCHEDULE AP Photo 615-1812 Tuesday. April 5 · 'Bl The Daily Sentinel .. Reds rally to beat Mets, Page 82 . Southern boys fall to Trimble, Page 86 Marauders steady· in win .over N·Y . BY BRYAN WALTERS . bwalters@ mydailylribune.com ROCKSPRING.S Consistency was the key to . Meigs' S-1 victory Monday over NelsonvilleYork in Tri ~ Valley Conference · baseball action. The Marauders (3-0, 30) scored in four consecutive innings to take a 5-0 lead into the sixth, and · received a solid combine effort from seniors Eric Cullums and Mike Davis on the. mound, to eventually cruise to 'the Ohio division triumph. The Maroon and Gold slugged out all nine _of its hits during that stretch between the second. and fifth ,frames, and Cull urns surrendered just three hits over that same span. Followiitg .the game; MHS coach Je~emy Grimm spoke of the importance of the victory within league play. "These TVC games are important. The Ohio is a very tough divi sion and every team is going to give you your, best effort every night," commented Grimm. "These guys just keep stepping toward our goal in the league everyday." · The hosts sent six batters 10 the plate in the bottom half of the first, yet failed to score with the bases loaded in that opt:ning at bat. . · Despite -the early misfortune, Grimm thought the good start. served as a sign of better things to come. · Eastern tames Waterford BY BRYAN WALTERS . • bwalters@mydailytribune.com TUPPERS PLAINS -· The pitching dup of Matt Morris and Ryan Smith recorded 15 strikeouts Monday in · Eastern's 5-1 victory over Waterford in Tri - Valley Conference baseball play. · • . . The Eagles (2- 1, Z-IJ Morris provided the pair with a · three-run cushion after an . inning of play, and the hosts never looked back. Morri>. who worked . five and two, thirds. chalked up I I strikeouts in picking up the win, while Smith fanned all four Wildcat hitters he faced in the finale. Chris Myers started the Eastern half of the first by reaching safe! y afier being hit · . by a pitch. Smith followed wi th a double that plated Myer> for the early 1-0 lead, Ken Amsb1.1ry walked. then Terry Durst hit into.a fielder's choice that plated Smith for a · two-ru(l edge . Amsbary Bryan Walters/photo Meigs starting pitcher Eric Cultums· fires.a fast ball during Monday's 5-1 win over NelsonvillePlease ' " Steady, B:Z .. York. Cullums. had six strikeouts in his winning decision. Please see Tames, B6 PREP SOFT-BALL Eastern blanks Wildcats ·.'Does fall to Trimble . BY BRYAN WALTERS · bwaihlrs@mydail)<lribune.com TUPPERS PLAINS- A five-run explosion in the bottom of the third lifted the Easiern softball team to a 50 victory of Waterford Monday in Tri-Valley . Conference play. · The Eagles (1-2 , 1-2) notched their ftrst TVC and ovemll win of the year with a two-hit shutout performance from Krista White on the mound, who recorded 13 strikeouts in the decision . White also helped ·her own cause with two hitS and a run scored in the Green and Whlte triwnph. .Jen- Armes started ·the rally with a fielder'S choice, then ach·anced to third on White 's single. Annes scored when Hann.ah Pratt • . . singled to give · the Green and White a I-O lead .. B · nttany · B i s s e 11 knocked in . White on an ·error, ·L ' ---:!.J then Pratt and Bissell White scored on Kelsey Holter's base-clearing single to cente'r for a 4-0 edge. . Sara Barringer drove in Holter on a fielder's choice, concluding Eastern's five consecutive scores. From there, !he Wildcats inability to produce offensively allowed the hosts to claim their initial victory ,of 2005. "We hit the ball a lot better tonight . and . Krista . . ' (White) had a'·much better game pitching." said EHS coach Pam Douthitt' afterward. "We still need to cut down on our errors and we need to score in more than one inning." Wallace led off the game with one of Waterford's two hits, while the other came in the fourth on a double by Collins. Only two runners reached third base for Waterford. travels to , Eas_tern Nelsonville-Yilrk Wednesday, · then returns home Thursday for a makeup game with Alexanaer. Both TVC conte5ts wi\i begin at 5 p.m . . e..;.ms,w......,ao Waterton:i !XX) · (XX} 0 ·- 023 Eastern 005 OOQ ' - 5 7 5 A. Arnok:l and H. Cunningham. Krista Whilo and Casey Smith; WP - WMe. LP-Ampld. • . ·' ' with SIX strikeouts over the first th~ee innings< , In the Trimble third. Woo!-lgerd reached on an error. Andrews walked. · Allie- Jago singled . Withem sin2led. and a walk and ground out broughthome the fifth run. 5-0 Trimble. · Woodgerd added another strikeout to her total in the fourth inning , then Trimble once &gam brought out the BY ScoTT WoLFE Sports c~rrespondent GLOUSTER - One bad inning can· cost a team the game. For Southern. that fact held true for the second time ·thi s season as the leagueleading Trimble Tomcats (30, 2-0)· defeated .tt)e Southern · Lady Tornadoes 7--l Monday. . night in a Tri-Valley Hocking Division softball game. · Trimble took a 1-0 lead -in the first irming when Sondra Brooks walked and after two ground outs and two ea-ors. scored the g3]lles first run. Through the · fi~st twa bat for an ihsur;mce jun ... innings, Southern r1p. 1-2) Southern made an error, then made four errors. then two · Alieia Andrews tripled her more . errors and ' timely home . the score 6--0. ' Trimble hining put the ·cars · Southern came 10 life in the on top 5-0 after three rounds. fifth inning when with one Meanwhile. · so~ho111ore out. Jordan Neigler -w:alked, hurler Carrie · \\ oodgerd Pleasesee'Doel, II mowed down the Tornadoe s ' �• · Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, Ap ril5 ,.2oos www.mydailyscntinel.com Tuesday, April ' S, 2005 www.mydallysentinel.com · UJ:riburie - Sentinel - l\e-gister c ·LASSIFIED .Reds rally tp beat Mets on opening day· BY JoE KAY Associated Press Pedro CINC INNATI Martinez ·blew em away. Carlos Beltran knocked ·em in . Eve rything was golng exactly according, to plan for the new-look Mets - until Adam Dunn exposed the one area they overloo.ked. . Dunn 's second homer of the game tied it in the ninth, and Joe Randa followed with a solo shot. off Braden Looper that sent the Cincinnati Reds to .a 7-6 victory Monday in fro.nt of the biggest crowd in Great American Ball Park's histo. . ry. For the ll'rst tinie in their 129 season opene rs. the Reds fini shed one off wi th a horner. "I felt li ke I was.at ~~ rock concert, screamitig for the next song." s~ id closer Danny Graves, who pt tched AP photo the ninth and then piled on Cincinnati R~ds ' (\dam Dunn (44) ·Celebrates his . t hree·ru n homerun aga i~ st the New York Mets Randa at home pl<\te. "We've had walk-off w'ins in the with teammates Sean Casey (21), rig ht~ and Joe Randa (16) at home plate Monday in Cincinnati. past, but I have n' t had a feel• ing like this in a long time. world , anyway. Dunn 's th ree-run homer put rounded first base, then got It's the perfect sc ript. I won't Martinez blew away the the. Reds up 3- 1 in the first pummeled by his new team- · believe it until l watch it (o n Reds and any doubt. that at mmng. mates at home plate. television)." All it . did was get 'him "I' ll have to ice down my age 33 he can still dominate. The Mets cou ldn't believe After Dunn 's fi rst homer. he pitching like the old Pedro. who le bod y," Randa said. it, either. Not after the way struck ou t 12 of hi s last 14 ''He gets a certai n look on "They beat me up pretty . Martinez and Beltran - the batters. making them look his face: That's it. I' m going good." corne rstones of their expen- · overmatched a~ainst hi s 94 to shut. you do wn and that 's Beltran hit a ·two-run sive offseason makeover ~ said Willie Randolph, homer off Paul Wil son, a forit." performed in their New York mph fastball and nast)' who lost his llrsl .game as 'liter Mcts No. I dra(t pick breaking hall. de b uts . . M t' b h·~ manager of the Me'ls. making his first opening day Martinez struck out 12 and ar Inez ecame t c , Th e fan s broke into the start at age 32. He also sinallowed only one hard-hit ·fourth pitcher to amass 100 while gled home the tiebreaking chant ball _ Dunn's three'run doub le-d igit strikeou t "daddy" Martinez was in the process run in the seventh off David homer _ · · during his six ga mes. joi ning Nolan Ryan innings. Beltran had three (2 15), Randy Joh nson (204) ·of fanning Randa to start hi s Weathers, one of three thirrelievers hits, including one of the and ~oger Clemen s (lOR ). strikeout streak. He didn't tysomething Mets' three homers, as they The crowd of 42,794 thought allow a hi I after the fi(st · brought in to 'shore up one of . and walked two baseball's worst bullpens. · 11 could rattle htm by tau nt- inning went ahead 6-3.. before letiing the bullpen · Beltran, Jose Reyes and The Mets committed $ 172 . ing after hi s only mistake. C liff Floyd had three hits million to those two playe t'S, They should have known take over in the seventh. "Pedro was on top of hi s apiece for the Mets. Kaz givi ng the Yankees a run for better. . . . . their money when it caine to Yankees Inns tned It . In game," Randa sa id. "He was Matsui homered in his fi rst making offseason headlines. Game 7 of the AL champi- carvin g through us. He was at-bat - the second straight )'vlaybe they should ha ve oriship series last fall, -mock- unhittable. Once he ·was out year he's done that '. _ and spent a little tnore on the ing Martinez with a "W h~'s of the game, there was a big Floyd hit a two-run homer bullpen, their weak link. Your Daddy?" chant. sigh of relief on the bench. off Kent Mercker in the sev"I've been through this a Martinez had suggested the Crazy things happen on enth to make it 6-3. lot," said Looper, who .had · Yankees were h.is "daddy" opening day."· . Then , the bullpen got 29 saves in 34 chances last because they beat him so Manny Aybar gave · up involved and the bottom fell season. " I've definitely often. Jason LaRue's RBI double in out. given up my share of whatThe cheer didn ' t work at . the seventh . Looper then let "it's not really frustrating," ever you want to call it. But Yankee Stadium - the Red it slip away in only 14 pitch- Martinez said. "It's too early on · opening day, it stinks. Sox went on to their first es - · Austin Kearns' single, to get frustr ated. It was one Pedro pitched a great game. World Series tit le in 86 Dunn's homer and Randa's bad inning, and the rest of He struck out the world.". years. It didn't work in final swing. The third base- the game was pretty good. One little corner of the Cincinnati , ei ther, after man ra ised his fist as he I'm optimistic about it." Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until t :10 P.M. Aprll7,· COmmissioners 2005. and lhen opened and read aloud. The commissioners reserve the right to accept or ·reject any are · sooklng .bids for . equipping two (2) 2005 7400 SFA 6x4 International Tande~ Trucks purchase~ . through State pur- Chasing procedures . 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Lewis \VOu ld later That energy translated into score oti a fielder's choice. · a 1-0 advantage in the second Cullums finished with six when Ty Wayland si ngled punch outs in the decision. and later scored on ·an RBI Davis , who worked an si ngle by Cullums. inning and two-thirds in That lead grew to 2-0 an rel ief. recording two . strikeinning later when Jeremy · outs and allowing two hits· in Bl ac kston doubled in Eri c a non- save appearance . . VanMeter. Lewis, the losi ng pitcher of Ross Well and C ulluni s · record, went four innings and came around in the fourth allowed fo ur earned runs, six followin g base hit s by hits, five walk s and three Blacksto n and designated hit- strikeout s in the setback. ter Eddie Fife, giv ing the Meigs nex t plays Marauders a 4-0 edge. 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This di fectl ng client .care aCtivi- Contract Period to run July position Is open now and ties for the Hospice Team 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006. you can begin work immedl· and prOmoting the HospiCe For Information and Bid alely. Fax, emau or In person Forms, Please contact C.arol Program to' the community. Staats at 304-675·0860 ext. appl~ations are welcome. Apply Resumes may ·be faxed to Barbara Allen at 740..594· 4078 or &· mailed to ballen Oacvna.org . Call 594-8226 fOr more lntor'ma· lion. EOE 103·Monday-Friday 8:00am· 4:00pm DeriVer Fannin Malnlenance Director 4277 Lyman Drive Hilliard, OH 43026 local Plumb!~ and Heating Company In· need of a F8l<: Plumber wtth a "minimum of Email: mlm!Oarcticgx5 years experience. Salary pnmaoom based · on experience. E.O.E./Orug Free Appalachian Tire is looking tnterested appt~nts please W()rt(place send resume to Plumber, tor a sate Associate SenQ Box 122, Jackson, OH X·Rav Tech· for cloctor's Aesume to PO Box 327 Pt. · Pleasant. WV 25550 or 45640. office, .; or 5 days per week, Slot:! by our location 0 426 8:30-5, no weekends, h<;l· Vlarid St. Pl . Pleas. ·ror a. days or evenings. New grad· a ApPlication uate's may apply. Please apply at: Medical Plaza, 936 AVONI All Areas! To· Buy or St . At 160, Gallipolis or Sell. · ShirleY Spears, 304· phone (740)~8-11620. • took at 675-1429 . (81.)876-0985 P.O. Lookt!1111or job? · TakeaC:IOHI' Christian heavy metal Duo needs .drummer and bass player. If you are a young Christian musician and look· lng to loin a band , call (740)441·1236 ask for Joseph. Ot'lver Wanted: 1 year exp. Tractor Trailer. Home ~t n~h15 . $500-$700 a week. Call (740)378-6400. Fostercare Givers Needed, Become a Therapeutic care glvef1 you wili be reimbursed $30-$A5 a day lor the care ol , a child In yQLir home. Training begins in April, for mora info call Ouls Therapeutic Foetercare, Albany. Oh T<>l Free 1~77325-1558. ___. lnloCialonl 'lt!IO We offer: oUpto$&'hOOJr - SaiOOLs and under. Crystal [740)441 ·9654Ca or ll(740)5902590. -------,--Georges Portable Sawmill, 2-story, 7 room hou se, 4 don't haul your logs to the bedroom. 2 bat~, 2 porchep mill just cell304-675-1 957. (1 cliJsed in), deck, 213 acre ~~-,-:-::----- flat lot. Heat pump. River Jim's Carpentry Valley School Di strict. We do remodeling and most BLIISville Pike. · $69,500. any unfinished worK, also (740)367-7272. small tree removal. (740)446-2506; (740)367· - - - - - - - - 3·Bedroom , 1·Bath 0437. Aem •. olded, Full Basement, Appliances included, l awn care A!l types , Outbuilding & 24FT Pool , Dependable, el'lp.!irienced. 188 Park Drive (304)675· No job to small. Ca ll 7460 (740)379·9297 'K ara. ------- --------Mike pope Roofing, Siding, . Porct:tes, Decks. Phone (740)3888329. · 3BO. 1-1/2 bath, Cape Cod. City water/sewer, full base· . rnent. LAlOR. oversized 2 car garage. Close to town. Many updates in ' last 5 yrs. Call lor information or (614)370· appointment . Wanted to do : Lawn 'care. 7657 Mowing ,&. trimming . Big & small yards. Call 8nytime - - - - - , - - - - 50 acre,!arm with hOuse and . barn, $62 ,500.' Call - - - - - - - - (740)256-6005. ' Weekend Tree Service. Trim - - - - - - - -:& RemovaL Gall (740)256Attention! 111113 or (740)645-4458. Local company offering "NO OOWN PAYMENT: pro· Will dO Engine Change, grams for you to ·buy your Engine Repairs and other home ,instead of renting. Automot ive work . AS!; • 100% financing Certified. Call (7:40),44-1 · ." Less ft;an perfect credit 1308 or .(740)645-1794-cell. accepted ~-------­ • P~yment could be the Will do house cleaning. Call same as rent. loca.lors. (740)446·9302 leave mes- ·Mortgage sage. [740)992-7321 (740)441-9t28. llt60 '-·_riiNmwcnoNriiiiiiiiiiiiii-'· . Clmn/FJCARE : IJEII!:V I' . ltop bv: www.orvb.com Home Lfttlnga. List your home by callirlg . t740)448.J4120 VIew photos/into online. RICE REDUCED! edwood Cape Cod pa~ oxt. 2454 SERVICES HOMES •Full beneflts . 463-3247 PROffiSSIONAL roaSALE '1'110 hotldayt t -tn . OIRECTv D.H.K FREE OVD PLAYER Cleaning & Powerwashing, FREE Equpiment & Install l.et·US·Help·YOu Clean-er· · up to 4 Rooms upll! No Matter What The . call today for FREE Job Is We Will Get-er· HBO, Max, & Starz. Done! I! For 1-800-523·7556 All You 're l nsideiOutside · 1or Details Needs We 're the Ones for You . Ciill Karen or Davl!l al 740-985·3633, Businesses, fURNED DOWN ON Res i dential/homes. SOCrAL SECURITY ISS!? Contracts, Anytime. No Fee Unless We Winl Anyplace . Clean All, 1·888·582·3345 Powerwashtng . Remodeling Rl \I I ' I \ II etc. No Job Is To Dirty! II •Pakl training •Paid vacationa · 1odayl r --'-------~ •Weeltly bonUMI tr 11'111 II what you haw been looking ror give us a catl rrow Smar t. Contact th hio Division of Financia lnstitutlo(l's Office o Affair onsumer . EFORE you refinan our home or ob lai[l a loan BEWARE of requests to ny liuge advance pay ents of fees or insurance. all the Office: o nsumer Affairs toll fr t 1-666-278·0003 to lear I the mo,rtgage broker o ender is p roperly licensed. This is · a public servic nnouncemenl from th hio Valley Publishin om an Building lor lease Gallipolis Ferry Area. Ideal for Restaurant/ E1C. (304)675OIRECT 'TV 'FIN 4 room 7538 hookup. Free HO Big Screen rlaoiii"1Rift~'1.. ;-j ~ 800-28a-2640 HIO VALLEY PUBLISH WANM> NG CO. recommend~ tha To Do do ·bul~... wtth le you knOw, and NOT nd money through Adult Care in )'OLir Home 11 until you have I~ Anytme ted thO olfl<in . · ll . I ome. 9.5 Acres, 4 room, 2 Balli. 2 Car arage, AbOve Ground I. BidWell, OH . locked Pond. Code 914 Cafl t7•0)388.Q4.j0. bedtoom, 3 bath, 4.5 res, 2 .5 car garage. &Ckson, OH 5250,000 lrm. Code 22!55 or call 740)21111-4750. ____________ 0< 2"23rdQslltpollo, OH (304)875-6781 r- All real eslate advertising In thla newspaper Is &Libjectto ttle Federal Fair Houalng Act ot 1968 wtllch makes It Illegal to advertise "any p refere nce, ltmltatlon or dlac:rlmlnatlon beaed DO race, color, religion, sex famlllalatetus or nellonal origin, or any Intention to make any· s uch preterenc•, ltmltalion or dllt;:rlmlnatlon." "'l In HI' ____ ___ ; _ _ _ ~.,t~::~:!~:~:~l.__ ~.~.s.~--·_.·.,r_·_.1-'.L.~~.~.~.·E-• 10 .._,ww.comles.com .' Pa rk It An' Excellent· way tO e8rn G ray arld black striped Mobile Home Drivers Needed : Tabby, female cat. Losi in lntereeted In Setting call money, The New Avon . · COL Drivers willing to drive Call Marilyn 304·882-2645 toi loc al ready-miK compa· Cheshire area. (740)256· (304)675·3423 ny. Experience is preferred • 1961. but not necessary. Oriyer Older used schoo l band AP P AI,ACHIAN must be willing to do pre· COMMUNITY VISITING Trumpets, instruments, ASSOC IATION, maintenance on trucks & : lost on April 1st, . Garfield Sa~eophoneS, ·Trombones, NURS E equipment, yard work & HOSPICE AND HEALTH • Ave area. Smal l female tri- etc. Older Nintendo games. €all Large lots only. (740)388· SERVICES, INC. Is accept- other miscellaneoUs chores:. colored Beagle. Experience operating equiping applications for : (740)446·0381 . 11692. Antlquoa .......................................................53D Apartments for Rant ......................:............ 440 Auction and Flea Market ............................. DBD Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 Auto Repair .................................................. no Autoa lor Sate ..............:............................... 710 Boats &Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 Building Supptloa ...:......................, ............. 5~D Business and Bultdlngs ...... :...................... 34D Bualniaa Opportuntly ........................,........ 21D Buslneaa.Tralntng .... :..... .,........................... t4D Campers &Motor Homes ......:.................... 790 . Camping Equipment ....:..............................780 Carda ol Thanks .......................................... D10 Child/Elderly .Care ..:..............,...................... 190 E!ectrlcat/Relrlgeratton........:...................... 840 Equipment lor Rent ..................................... 48a· Excavating ............ :.............. .,...................... 830 Farm Equtpment .................... :..................... 610 Farms for Rant.. ........................................... 430 Farms lor Sale.;.............. :............................ 33D For Lease ......~............................................. 490 For Sate ............................................ ,....... :... 585 For Sate or Trade....................................,.... 590 Fruita& Vegetablea ..................................... 580 Furnished Rooma ........................:............... 45D Ganarat Haullng ..........:................................ 85D Glvuwoy .........:......... :...............,.................. D4D Happy Adi ...........................................:........D5D Hoy • Gratn ..................................................840 Help Wanted .................................................110 Hometmprovementa................................... 81D Homo• for Sale............................................ 310 HoUHhold Goodo .................... :.............. :... 510 Houualor Rant .....................................:.... 41D In Memorlam ................................................ D20 lnturance ..................................................... 130 Lawn & Gerden Equlpment ......,............ :.... 660 . Llvaetock...................................................... 630 Loat and Found ........................................... D60 Lots & Acreage ............................................350 Ml-ltaneouo............:.................................170 Mloceltaneouo Merch8ndlu .......................540 Mobile Home Reptlr ....................................660 Mobile Horne• lor Rent ............................... 42D Mobile Homeo for Sate ................................320 Monoy to Loen ............................................,220 Motorcycleo & 4 Wheelero................,.........740 Mu•lcatlnotrumento ................................... 570 Pomnalo ..................................................... oos Plio lor Sale ................................................ 580 Plumbing & Huting ................:.............. .,..,820 Profnolonal Sarvtceo.... ,..... ,.....,................ ~ Rodl!>, TV &CB Repeir ............................... t60 liM! Eotato Wanlacl .....................................360 Sc'-1• lnotructlon.................................. .,. I 50 Saecl , Plont• Fertilizer .............................. 650 Situations Wonted ....................................... 120 Space lor Rant .............................................460 Sporting Goode ........... ,..................: ............,520 suv·. lor Sale ..............................................720 Truc:kl·lor 5111 ..............................;............ , 715 Uphol•tery ........................:... ,........... ., ........ ,870 """''''"'I l\11'111,\ll\1 ,I Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. Silver and Gold Coins, Proofsets, Gold Rings. U.S. Currency,-M.T.S. Coin Shop, SE!cond Avenue. 15 1 Gallipolis. 740·446·2842. POLICIES: Ohlc Y..l-v Publllhl~ NMr1111M right to tdlt, re)eet, or e~~ncel any ad at •nv tlme. Erron mu st be reported on the flr.l day ol Trlbu,...SentlMI-Reglat., will I» reeponelbtl lor no more then IM eott of the II)IIC. occupied by the error end only ttle first insertion. We not be 1ny 1oM or·~ that fllllltl from tht pub$1CIIllon or omiHion of 1n tldver11Mment.. Correct ion will be made in the firatavel\able edition. • BoK ar_e elwQ'e conflo.ntill. • Cum~nt rwt. c.rd IIPPII... • All rHI . .bite advertisements are t ublect to the Federal. Fair Houaing A.ct ol 1968. • Thla accepta only help wtntMI ad1 meeting EOE atlnducla. W• wlll nol knowingly acc.p tan~ adwrtlllng In violation cf the law. www.invt~stmentfi nancial.o Big· 3 family garage sale Tuesday & Wednesday Rain or shine. formally Jo's Gift Shop, 3202 S . A. 124, Syracuse, Ohio. Ladies dres.ses, children's, shoes, what nots • . dishes, com· forte rs , toys, & items to o I numerous~=· Publication Sund•y Dl•play: 1 : 00 Ttlur•day for Sunday• WANTED: GREEN ELEM . SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND. I would like 1o purchase 20 or more acres to build a s{ngle family home. I would also consider 20 or more acres with house/buil dings on the property. Please call Mike (740)441 -050 1. l'oMERoY/MIDllt..E ' Coin Show. OH·KAN Coin , Club. Su nd ay, April 10, 2005. Hours: 9am-4pm, 2 family yard ~ale. April 5th, Holiday Inn , AT 7 North, 965 Ash St. ,Middleport. 9·?, Gallipolis, Ohio baby items , bass inet. playpen, stroller, carseats & more, toys ,' children 's & adult & Needed: loving and caring clothes, knickknacks , foster parents. Please con- misc., rain cancels, Mahr· t8ct ~ransi1ions for Youth a t Smllt1 sale. . (740)965·4349 ' Wanted: Country Band to play for Square Dance, one · Saturday night a month at . VFW in Tuppers Plain s, · Ohio. Contact Jack at (~40) 985·3965. to All DI•PI•y: 1:Z Noon 2 Bualne- Day• Prior To KIT & CARLYLE WANIID roBUY fJ f4 Now you con have borders and graphics ~. added your classified ads m Borders$3.00/perad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large • All ads must be prepaid' • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Jndude Complete Description • Include A Prlee • Avoid Abbrevlltlons • Include Phone Number And Addreu Wtte'n Needed • Ads Should Run 7 D•v• Announcement ............................................030 ~oint ~lea•ant )ltegtuter ' The Daily Sentinel RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST ~ CLASSIFIED INDEX ·- .' AN 4x4's For Sola ....................:......................... 725 Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or :mail it with a copy of.your photo ID. •atUpoH• Jaailp m:rtbune County Courthouse , Second . Street , Help Wanted· yo~u on your home delivered sub::;cription! Property and Liability HOW IQ WRITE Steady Senior Discount* The Meigs Fax To (740) 992-2157 Monday thru Fridt;ty , 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p~m. Bryan Walterslpholo . are available at the Or Fax To Oeacllf;,M Word Ads . Disolav Ads If so·' you qualify for a - (740) 992-2911. • (3) 22, 29, 14)5 · Public Notice l\egister ~--------------~~ 65 or older? QueStions should be directed to the Meigs County Engineer · at · County, O H (740) 446-2342 . (740) 992·2156 (~04) 675-1333 •••• Are bids. Sentinel · \!Cribtine .· · To Place YourAd Call Toda:. Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Tho Meigs County ~hlp In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS :PLUS ·AD NOW ONLINE For fast results, advertise in The-Daily Sentinel classifieds! Public Notice The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Tl'lla newspaPer will not ~nowlngly accept advertisements tor real eatate which Is In violation or ttle law. Our readerS are hereby Informed that all dwelling• edvertlsed In ttlla newapaper are available on an equal opportunity bases. Lot for sale 41'X 107' Benle Land Clendenoo Oisidot Lor #55 according to tax deed larry Edwards ,(740)742 · 2535 lb::AL F..>TATE WA.V!Hl !'BUY HOMES Need to sell you r home quicKly because of a d1vorce . bankruptcy. job transfer, or death. DOn 't Jet the banK foreclose and ruin your credit . Local person buys houses _Fast closings All pash_ Jim (740)992· liiiiiiiill tO Hous•:~ HlR RENT 2 Bed Room House 23t2 Madison Ave . No Peg , Deposit & Reference S350 G randview Estates subdivi· month (304 )675·2749 sion just of At 160-3 BA, f. 314 ceramic baths, remod· 2 bedroom, nexllo ~aiMart, eled kitchen with Maytag " cia . .carport, deposit .& ref. built-ins, farni tyroom With required, avaiL Apnl 16 . built·in bar, lg. utility room $450 mo .. (7401992·3961 with newer waSher/d ryer. updated windows and doors, fenced llackyard. $132,000. 0% Down. Shown· by appoi~tmen1. Call (740)44'6· 8325. 2BA house on Paxton Ad . $350!mo. plu's utilities · & deposit Kitchen appliances and washer/dryer provided . Hu'd accep ted . (740)446· 2515. Mill Creek Road, Ge.lli!JOiia Excellent Condit ion & Loc ation . Brick Front with/Vinyl Siding, Storage Bldg. No Land Contracts. After 5pm (304)675·5038 . J l.mtJroom Conr:lo with rivor view, full basemen\, Gallipolis Ferry. $700 month . CaH (7 40)446·3481 . Attention! Local company offe ring "NO No down payment possible! DOWN PAYMENT" pro· 3 bedroom. 2 bath, dining grams for you to buy your room. living room wllire· · home instead ot renting pl ace, newly · remodeled • 100% financing kitchen, attached 2 _ca r • Less than perfec t credit garage, 28x32 pole barn, all accepted apfil ia ncr;~s included, approx. • Payment COlJid - be , lhe 6 acres, $89,000, (740)742· same as rent. Locators. 7200 Mortgage [740)992·7321 No Oown Payment Possible. 1900 square ft. houSe, 3 Nice country cabin oil 33 acres, relerences reqUired. bedroom, 2 bath , full base· 25 minutes from Athens . ment,"new heat pump, sets good hunlmg (7 40)696· on 3 acres SR 7, Eastern 7244 . School District, (7 40)985· ,...,.........__,,.,.....,...__, 4321 Mouu..E Ho~n.s j ·Moon£ HOMES 1 RJRSALE ·. ·-------· 2002 Clayton 16 xSO mObile home. Shingled roof· $ 25 ,999 . Call (740 )446 _ 78 17. --------- .__..,;,;roiiiRioiREiOiii~ioi~·-· a bedr,oom moOIIe home in Middleport . all electric. $3751monlh + depoSit. No inside pets. (740)992·3194 2 bedroom mobile home ' Close to town . Call For Sate· 1979 Homette , 2 ·· (7401256 . 6574 bedroom. w/central air, $3,495.00. Call i740) 385· 2 bedroom , all e ~ctn c, very 4367 nice, in city, no pets. Pho11e - - - - - - - - - (740)446-1409 or (7 40)446 · For Sale, 14X70, 3 bed· 2003. room , set up' in Country Homes, $6,995.00. Move m 2br TraHer all Electric on STAT 87 (304)695·356 1 today! Call (740)385·4367 Inventory Clearance, New 3 bedroom home·. $239.00l month . IncludeS AIC, Delivery and Set-up. Call Mike, (740)385-7671 38R. 4 miles from Holzer. $350/month plus secUnty deposit and references . ' No pets. (740.)379·2923 Or (740)446·6865 Aer-1 to Own . 2BA Mobtle Inventory Clearance. New 4 Home (304 )675·2359 bedroom Home. APAIITME!'.TS $319.00/month . . InclUdes NC. 0$1ivery and Set-up. ~ roRRENr Ca" Harold. (740)385·9948. 1 & 2 bedroom apartmen ts "Moving Must Sell~ on Beech Street in 14x70 Norris set up on lot, Middleport furnished. Llllll· $10,900. (740)446·9480 or ties pa1d . t;teposil & refer[7.40)446·3266 ences required. no pets . (740)992-0 165 SAVE·SAVE-SAVE Stock models at old Prices, 1 and 2 bedtoom apart· 2005 models 'arrrving Now. ments, furnished and unlur· Cole's Mobile f-iomes, n'ished, security deposi t 152Ei6 u .s. 50 East, Athens. required, no pets. 740-992· Ohio 45701 , (740)592·1972, 2218, "Where YO!.!. Gel Your 1 BA. Apartment. $350. , Money's' Wonh" . ,.. ApplicationS available at ERA ·Town & Country Real Lols& Estate, Broker. 1911 ACRFAGE Jefferson Blvd , Pt . Pleasa nt r r For Rent Tra11er l ot, No Pets 2 tiedroom apartme nt tor S100 Plus Deposits. Roush rent. Aac1ne .•OH. Depos1t Ferrel Or. of Camp Conley required. no pets. (740)992· Rd . (304)675·261 4 51H, leave meuage. -:-----,___--- - - �- ____._ -~- - Page 84 • The Daily Se~t'inel " __ ~,r AP.,.;FOR·iYm>-=··· Tuesday, April 5, 2005 'www.mydailysentiner.com Tuesday, April 5, 2005 ALLEY OOP .I r ~ I~.,r__. ~;;::R;o;~-&--1 ~,t__IUR_s_~-~iiis•·-· L,.;4.; ~;.: ~:~ ~R.:,; ...;l.».s/_.J 40 2 bedroom apartment lor 10001i bales. $7.00-$10.00 JET rent. $375 plus deposit , utili& $15.00. pde: up load or AERATION MOTORS ties includqd . No Pets Repaired, NeW & Rebuilt In semi-load , good hay, . allowed. (740)992-2274 Stock. Call Ron Evans , 1- .(740)698-2785 Boo-537-9528. Beautl!ul2·s·tory townhouse, Tobacco Plants for sale. Call overlooking Gallipolis City (740)446·7843 park. Kitcnen -family, U.R ., M-1 Garand' 30-06 $725 1 1 ~\,...,I~H~I\11(1'\ Model 29 l R. 3 B.A. , study, 2 baths, f1rm . laundry are~ . References Smirh & Wesson 44 mag. required. security, deposit. $525 firm . (740)992-1529. no pels. $900 per mo. No Sunday callS: (740)446-2325 or (740)446NEW AND USED STEEL 1969 Ford XL, Galaxy 390, ,4425. Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar automatic, power steering BEAUTIFUL APART· For Colicrete, Angle. and brakes. AC, interior MENTS AT BUDGET Channel . Flat Bar. Steel e~cellent , Mechanical excelFor ' Drains, lent , body good. Needs PRICES AT JACKSON Graling ESTATES, 52. Westwood Driveways & Wallo:ways. L&L minor repair and paint. Drl\1& from $344 to $442. ScfaP Metals Open Monday. S3,.300.00 080 _ (740)696 Walk to shop & movies. Call Tuesday. Wednesday & 1373 _( 740 )591 _5888 _ 740~446-2568. Equal •Friday, 8am-4:30pir1. Closed . Housing OpportunJty. Tl'lursday. Saturday & 1968 Chevot Caprice- 4 door, Sunday, {740)446--7300 ti lt, cruise, AIC, cassene. ---::--,....,..,...,.,.....,.= 1999 Eddie Bauer E~~:plorer AWD, loaded, leather, 6 disc CD changer, sunroof, 92,000 miles. $9 ,500 080. (740)446·7777. 2001 L:incoln Na\llgator. AWO, 5.4 V8, 3rCI row seat· ing, cassette/CO-changer, heated/c ooled ~seats, low miles. e~~:ceflent condition, $23,500.1740)453-5535. 94 Harley Oav1dson Ultra ClaSsic, 10,000 mil es, blue. excellent cond ition , $13,500, (740)949-2217 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· . X 1999 Dodge Dakota VS, lim'• SnWI DIP•••• Complete small engine repair LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION r I L----:.:->AIIO--.-J 32119 WclshtownRd. Pomt· rn~ ·._ Ohin 45769 Phone : 740-992-2432 E-m.ail jwiJ l-t57b9 <!!' y ahou.wm BoA'JSFOR '& C'~lom.ERS miles west OH State Rt. 124 · 992-5682 ·r·,;,p---------, · ··.,;,,.;,iiiiiiiiiiii--" I .wv, on r 1'\ortll Rocky Hupp Insurance • 1• 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 · • "' 8 3 Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • .Cancer • AcCident 1-888-HUPP234 '"' '"'""' CARPENTER SERVICE 2 NT Room Addition& & Aemodet111g o New Gnrages o ~lectricat & Plumbing o Aoaflng. & Guttefl o Vinyl Sidl.ng & Painting • Patio and Porch Decks We do it all except furnace work o CALM l>OWN ---, ...- NOvl, WtiAT l>ll>' BISSEll FRE~ ESTIMATES 74D-992-7599 Ta~e Brian Reeves New Home Construct-ion, Remodeling, Renovalions: Decks, Garages, Pole · Bujldings, Roofs, Siding. Windows & All Other Residential Needs Phone: 740-742·3411 for a free estimate. the PAIN YOU S'AY - - Sunset Hom~ Construction ·BUILDERS IRC. RESIDENTIAL 'I'D Canatruclion - I • • • • •• AGAIN? .·1~-- BARNEY HE'Y, GRAMPY, WE HEARD YOU AN' LUREEN WUZ SMOOCMIN' THAT'S "ZACTL'(HOW KEEP UP TH' GOSSIP AN' RUMORS GOO'D WORI<, GtT STARTED !! I riO HOWARD l. WRITfSll S SONS RIGHT OUT I IN .PLAIN SIGHT!! l I! Let me do 1\ for youl • ,\ II\ i'l(H j, Mollollan Carpel, -202 Clark Chapel Road, Porter. Ohio. (740)446-7444 1-877-8309152. Free Estimates. Easy financing, 90 days same as casll . Visa/ Master Card. Drtve- a-little save alot. Thompsons-- Appliance ·& Repalr-675 _7388 _ For sale, re-conditioned automatic wpshers & dryers, refrigerators, .nas and electric r•o FARM ~~--oiWiiilililliiiFNr;;.:,_,.J 1993 Cheyy 3500 Turbo 2004 Harley D8\lk1son 1200 plastic and metal. 6" incn&s· Power Win dows, Locks, $9,900 OBO, 304-593-3542, Evens li:nterprise, Jackson . _ OH 118001537·9528 Loaded $8,000firm 773-5182. (304)593-5073 --------1997 Toyota Tacoma (black) 4' wheel drive truck, 130,000 miles-. $7,900. Call ~17_4~0)~388--·~93:.7_:0_ . ---- $4.300. (7-40)441-9160. 2000 Chevrolet~SJtverado 1500 LS, . fu!ly~optioned, · 4x4 ,bedliner,tra ileringpkg., Pewter .., ext.,Charcoal int. ,100k highway miles, syn.o1'I, below book$ 12 ,900. 304·773-6062 L.-------,.1 --------- grave monuments, much more. {7 40)446·4.782,, Gallipolis, OH. Hrs. 11-3 (M- 3 ~OHA ,registered quarter f..rt, useu ·-""'f ur~1-1ure. horse~. 1 sorrel gelding, 2 S) . We..,..,, bay mares , $1500 ea . 080, ANr!QuFN (740)985-4321 . 4-H Pigs for Sale Begin farrowing 1120105 and still farrowing . Pure bred Yorks and croJSbreds. Please call · (740)448-2002 • or - (740}5-41-7491 or ·1740)541 -7470 2001 Chevy PIU. V-8 Stepside, Rhino Bed Liner w1'lhJ• " ·R .E . Bed over, Clean & Sharp, Garage Kept $14,000 13P4)675-5001 c 2004 Silverado 1500, Z71., 4WO, Loaded, still uflder warranty. 29,000 miles, ask· i,rv. $26,000 1 ~)6 7 5-4 917 .,.. '\ 87 Chevy, 2WO, runs good, $800 OBO. 1740)379-937< New Antique Mall Open1ng Quarter horse. Palamino. 3 ask for Mike Bailey. Soon Off tn & US Rt 33 in years old. very gentle, geldDowntown Ravenswood , mg. $650. Call {740)256- 91 GMC 1 ton Step V•n, aluminum, diesel. 16 toot WV, Dealer spaces available 6824 reasonable charges for - - -- - - - - - cargo area . Many new parts. _Booths Don't miss this Show pigs, While Cross, Very depenctabM $3,900 Chance. Information, Call bam Feb. 22, $100 each, 080. 1740)379-2218. Fred (304)532-2710 or 1740)701 -2897 . 740-66393 FOld P-u Oldondcllb, 421 3 . (304)273-2746 bed, XLT, lo.adiKI, 114,000 MwE_J .ANF.Ol5 Yearling Angus Bulls. Mostly miles, $2195 Reduced ta l\fERcHANDLsE ~ . 1 . e)(cellent bloodlines, $1895.00. 1740)992·1721 . pi'icecl reason~bly State Run • ~,. Ba ....., _Farm . Jackson . (7.40)286~ 99 Dodge Oak01a Ciu~ Cab 2"''-32', 3'stall rv:"" rn . ror 5395 _ SLT, loaded V-8, 4x~ . Bedstorage only. Pri\late. www.slaterunfarm.com finer, Running-Boards, $200'mo. on ~- 7. Gallipolis. ;7.;..o;;..~;;..;~;;.._, Tonneau Cover., 95Kmi. $9,500 1304)8112-2645 . (740)44e-4782 . . 6 ft .' pool table, like new wrth _ Ford 852 Ton Dump Truck , ace, Pa~er , Roller Must Sell Large Round Bales Mulch Amish oak glider. like neYr. $7,000 1or all 1304)882·2196 Hay $3 BaJo(304)882·2262 real rnce. ~7•0JM6-2506. 1304)377-8268 . _own_•_•·- ----- r a· I ___~-~-~--· ~.r - .949·1405 1100 gal liquid manure spreader: 4 ' rw Notill corn planter : 40' Little Giant Elevator; JO Semi mount 3 14~ plows; 1 row carousel Holland TranspiBnter; Hyd tobacco press with 3 boxes 1998 S-10 LS, 4 cyl. 5 sp., ·,n l,·ne· •pp •~ 10 b............ AC, P.S. P.S,, 59,700 miles. ·" .;7VVV """"""' ranges, air Conditioners. eind wringer washers. Will . do st~; New Holland grinder repairs on rTtajor brands in mixer 2 ~ 12 ton; 10· Ford - shOp or at your honle - Trasport-dlsc; 3000 lb cante scales new: 4 yOung Angus Used Furniture Store, t30 bulls: tobacco seeder. Bulaville Pike. Appliances, f740)256 . ·LMSrOCK1352 . ·maHresses. d1essers, couches, ~ineHes . recliners. Buy or sejl. Riverine Antiques, 1124 East Main R E D.o. on S 124 . n .. meroy. 740992·2526. Russ Moore. ., *frlllllllllllllh ;~!!"'"--:~~--., Diesel, Ae<.1 Pickup, Dully, Custom Spor1ster, loaded, 60 inches in slack. Ron • r I Culverts 1 r _,.,.,, l.l-~ ll-l..L--L....:::..;;.....J....;;. THE BORN LOSER p-l'VE PUti\PE.t:> 'iOUI<.GP.,::,- -<! H\1>--I'LL &C E.LE:.Vt..N BUCK5 1 <-..-'11' 17>\0LI:> 01'< I. l (>.,~\((() '<OV \0 """! PUI'f\P \E.N DOLL"-R5 WOitm! NOW YOU I<..NOW HOW WE ~Et> $OX F"'NS FELT FOR. EIGHTY· 51X , YE,O,R5! IMPORTS Athens Pomeroy, Ohio IT'S A. GENER:ATT-HIN6 Whaley's Auto Pa.r ts . St. Rt.681 Darwin, OH 740-992'70 13 or 740-992-5553 llestockin.g Late Model Sal•'age ·and After Market Parts See Brenl or Brian Whaley M-Fri 8:30-5:00 . ' Sat. 8:30-Noon - PEANUTS ·New Homes • Garages Rem·odeling 740·992·1611 Stop & Compare . ~ Henderson, . WV 871-2417 SUNSHINE CLUB • Driveways • Tennis ~ourts • Parking Lots • Playgrounds • Roads • Streets WV Contractors Lie. #003506 eren'nnly for~ buytna or selllna Items, you can use this widely I'Hd section to wish GARFIELD someone IL Hllppy Birthday, . prowlde • Thank You, end piiiCIL •n ad ·1n M11111ory"' ofalav..tane. For "'on li•funn•tlon. conllld your local Ohio Valley Publlshl111 ufflo. MAKE SOMEONt'S DAY! Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 ~aUtpoliu llatlp m:rtbune (740) 446-2342 .. The l>.aily Sentinel (740) 992-2155 l9otnt l)leas:ant l\egts:ter . (304) 675-1333 J916 4 2 We'st I-' ass· P;.;ss . Pa ss Pass ,.• :"olorth •Pass ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH ' I GRIZZWELLS Now Available AI B:\ll\J Ll '\ IBEI{ Scorpion .Tractors "Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work!" Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with --:30hp & 40hp KubOta Engines 6Uiml~, ~~ \(.\-P'tl 'W\11>.1 A. 18 Tattered · 58 Turf C~ester Ea~l , Pa ss Pass · Pass fabric 5 Tenet 34 Hobby, 6 Travel slangily 35 Razor-billed Pass Opening lead: • K 4 Glossy Weeds 32 Frat letter 36 Banshee's 8 cry 37 Robust 9 · 39 Verse 40 Solstice mo. 10 You have probably watcned p_oker on telt?vision. It has all the elements for success: The viewer doesn't have to be a player to lollow tl1e action. there 1s tension at the table, and tllere ar.e big bucks at stake. In particular, il is fun when someone bluffs. For the viewer, wllo can see all of the cards, it is obvious to call the blufl : but lor tl1e player. who doesn't know his opponent's _ llole cards . i! is much harder. Tllat applies at the bridge table too. One peek would save many tricks . Today's deal is a good example of lhat. You are South , in si~~: spades. West leadS the heart king : .You win with your ace and cash the' two top trumps, learning' that· Wesr has a spa de trick, How would you continue? North had the values (nine points) to respond two spades. but his suit was too wea k. His three -heart re01d was a trans fer, promisiiig at least five spades. Soutll 's tour Clubs showed the club ace and a super hand- for play in spades. North ~as happy to stlow his firsHound control. You must discard both or dummy's heart losers before West can trump in and casll tl1e heart queen . 11 looks obvious to play on clubs lir'st - but thai is a bluff! And hefe you would fail, West rulling the third club. To succeed. you must lind West with at least tllree diamonds. So, you should take three diamond winners first. over.taking dummy's jack witll your queen. When West turns up witll fOI,If diamonds, i:lisc;ard qne heart on 1tle diamond 10. then cash tile clubs, tll rowing d1.1mmy's last heart as West trumps in . Astro.. Graph Wednesday, April 6, 2005 By Bernice Bede Oaol Any timidity you may have experienced In the past w1ll be replaced with a strong degree of sell-confidence if'l !he ,year ahead as yOu begin to .use more and mOre of your talents. As your selt-8s!eem grows, so will your successes . · ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) - Much to your credit. you'll giv.e of yourself today to som'eone who is t1av1ng a difficult !lme of things. The eflorts and attention you spend (Jr J tllill P"HIItll1 will prove to b9 ..-ery ptOduclive. · TAUR\.!S (April 20-May 20) :- Don'! hold bacK on those cold. hard facts tllat might have to be laid on an Individual today, t>ut do so in a manner that will unleash your words in such a charming manner that this person will take no offense.' GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- By teaming up your,.reas9ning facu lties with your intuitiVe ones, you'll be able !o accomplish a feat today that has intimrdated _ and overwhe lmed your associates . They 'll ~imply DoNaliON 8cTU8LL~ GeEs To saviNG TH£ change · ~ 44 Hard to lind 26 Magazine 46 Nay part opposites 47 Fodder 27 Dawdling 28 Wear al slorage · 48 Phillips the edges stopover Spain and Portugal "Fancy" singer Linen vestments 1940s aulp 29 Wedge University 3) Aallbitcoops 1own 33 Bullring 51 Hope or shout 35 Son of Hera Newhart 36 Playground shout CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos ~lebr1ty Crpher crvptograms are et-ealed trom Quotatrons bylarnous peopie , llJSI allll present Eacn le!teJin 1M Clphel stands for another Today's-ctue: Yequals M " SNR B K 0 S J TXR A V ." "S TYTMMTP ZRKM -XRI HO K UEXRMKZ RIYEXI NTBRO "JTOOR p R OTYASNHXJ D TN X VROSRMIKV." NKWR UM TY · PK V XR PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ·retl Len I'm proud of ll1m . I hope he does better ne)(t time .~ - Len Barker's grandmother, after he pitched a pe~ect game (c) 2005 by NEA, Inc. 4·5 '~~~:t;~' S©RJJ1A-~t.~s· '----.....:_;:: (dlttd .. '! CLAY_ R. POLLAN O :o~rcrron;15 .. r . ~~~~~efs ic.,.,· :.: icrrr. io ..u I of UMI 'h e wcr~ s LOVVEE [I IIII I=~·I~:::;~·~ : ;: : :R:ls·=~·j,-t:.__ B E L. r UR I D AS "The best auto safety advi:e C<! _ n th 1nk of." says an I live · - · · • • ·'' 0 L-...l._...__,_..J.._l.-._ 'I'OV . . _ _ old timer, "i s to reca li all the defec- r-T~-.,.~,..,::.·., ,.;:·--,,-:-,/?:--_ 1 _ . f9 P!INT NUM8E!ED IETTE!S IN THESE SOUA!ES €) 11010 wct:'s be ; ctcr- ::: · e~ "Comoiet~ !ht chuckle Quo•ed :,y IJilrno 1n rhe rn1ss•ng won:h deve iip from si!!O No. J below 1 I uNSCRAMSLE t!Tms TO GET ANSWER . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS " -' - 9 , Adagio· Erase· Notch- Calmly - TRY·AGA IN :;ollege professor was alwa ys givin g me en:ourhgemenl He said that. "The on ly th1ng to do w hen all A else !ails is TRY AGAIN - ARLO & JANIS WELL aFU.tc: I MY E'l(fi1NSES .. 2TCEN1S,...'. C HIL~H '? • 7 birds 43 ContlriuoUs nanny movie ape 31 Whacked 985-3301 . DOWN 30 Khayyam BAUM. LUMBER St. Rt. 124 38 Wt\iues 19 Forward or 39 " Guys teverse B(ld Dolls" 21 Phone writer . button 41 Seeming 24 Income 42' Throb 1 Not his . 24 ·Where Fuji Is 2 Pliny's bear source 27 Rice dishes ' 3 Large • 25 Calcutta so HoW 1'\01 Of' a ./'~ "Tfjjw-1 13 Vestibules letters 23 Vive le -! SOUP TO NUTZ • ~- 1-5 .?' 16 Ark. neighbor 17 Recedes 55 New Haven student 56 Former spouses 57 S1orall" contatner 20 Drub 22 F,ir·hiring You won't be afraid to baclo: up your concepts With action 'today !hal'ff demonstrate to others you know what you're talking about _ By doing so, next time-they won't be so diflicutt to convrnce. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)- Pay heed to any feel ings or hunches you get today that tl'lings might not be all th at they seem on the surlace . There's e strong prob~bility that yUu'll spot <I flaw m1ssed by everybody else · VIRGO ~Aug . 23-Sept. 22) - Due to your cooperative spirit. you 'll be able to successfully handle a difficult problem today that 1;10 one thought could be resolved . Others will taKe their cues from the scene you set. · LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct . 23) - An extremety knowledgeable · person , may offer you direction today on how to achreve a goat you thOugh! was unattair:Jable. Listen carelu/ty to this person and follow h1s or her directives. SCORP IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Once again today you may have to deal with an rndivklual who isn't the easiest person to get along with. Rely both on experience and sweet -ta lking to mal(e your task smoother. SAGITIA.RIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21)- Step forward and help guide or complete a prOt· eel on whiCh another is flOundering tOday because you're the one wl1o can handle it , Vou ce n ·take pride in dlsplay1ng your know -How. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. 19) - Even if this isn't an opportune time . be prepared today 10 r eciproc~le to one who has come through lor you in the past when the chrps were oown It's +mponam you don't let this person down. AQUARIUS (Jan ..20-Feb. 19) - A matenal ~ayoff that has been long o\lercfue may finally come through for you today. 'T'our entire !amity w•ll be able to share 1n your joy and tl'le lrults of your labors. PISCESjFeb. 20-March 20) - Strong ev•· oence tl'lat'll shOW you thai others care for you In lar greater measure ltlan you 8'oler 1magined may be presented tpday. II you've been doWn on you r~ll . thiS will· turn you around MYERS PAVING Cell Phone 67 4·3311 Fax 304·675-24~7 • Complete . SuUth 4 ,<\ K 7 -1 • A J t Q 10 K 7 ~t:~dci~~7~uno 21-July 22) - Sun. Closed ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCnON 2 -f :1 -... 'lllrthday: 33795 Hiland Road Self·Storage• Ir: ~~@_l_j~~~~_j (740) 992-5232 5x!O, !Ox!O, IOxlS, 10x20, 10x30 . Janel Jeffers "Middleport's only ! . :r~W::I>..5::1'U~M:P~\t-\:G~l§<~ ~ Phone 10xl0xl0x20 992-3194 or 992-6635. . ~ Storage 97 Beech Strllet Middleport. OH "'-..-' p-1\1'-11:> U>\t:>! e,unf.IE PR.\C.( "'1 WE.N\ Ul' 1>-bf>...\1'. ~c . --..--.1 ~ High and Dry I .I BOYS!! . out of PAINTING! MANlEfS SElF STORAGE fi..J • The line is obvious - or is it? ~~Y. 992-6215 W\,' 0Je725 Pomeroy, Ohlo 25 Years Local EK erlence COMMERCIAL and . 2 """ FRANK & EARNEST V.C. YOUNG Ill WindoWs • Roofing Easl • 3 • 9 (hyph.} composer 14 Actor - Lugosi 15 Mil. branch Uealer : Soutll . Vulnerat;.le : BoHt YOUNG'S • R~:plac~m.:nt t O."! "'A K Q South New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • 10 !;I KQ 108 + ·9 H ;j a A K J Q ¥ 45783 740~667~0700 7 -1 + Wrst ==---....,---- - t (hyph.}. 52 Yang complement 53 Injured 54 Mediocre 11 Spanish golo 12 English 04 -05-0;i .J Bli~:l and Financial Services I E 50 Auction slle bioi. 1-4~~Tu~ppers Plains, OH James A Will Jr. Owner Auto & Truck Repair i 45 Disquiet 49 Give a hand 7 Big ,rug 41800 SR #7 ROGER HYSELL GHRRGE I gross! " 4 Chem. or exporter Great cond. ilio.n. $1,500. 4x4. loaded. dual exhaust. . (740)245-5946 aner Spm. new tires. 79,000 miles. 7 days/6 nignts. Paid $600. Good truck. (740)379·2860. 1934· Fourwinn•s boat , 20 satrilice. $ 249 · Call 1994 Camafo. Red 3.4 liter. loot , Mercruiser, 70 hours, (61 4)320-0300 $2.500 . priCe neg ..£7401388 _ i001 Jeep -Cherokee Sport loaded. Call (740)446-3200. ~~ pump &. sand filter. for 8901 . 4x4 price reduced. loaded CO .towing package 54,000 Furnish~ 2 & 3 room apts. large pool, used 3 weeks, $~0. sell $175. 1994 white Thunderbird , miles $9,200-0BO 304·675- ----,----,---::--Cost Clean, no pets. Reference & loaded, excellent condition. 1314 1993: . 22.5 II _ Chaparral deposit requ ired. Call {740)446-t127 V~ . $3,200 or best offer boat. 235hp. Men::ruiser 1740)446-1519. $etling out! Lots of great (740)388-9875. 2003 Dodge Duty, 4 x 4. eng .. cuddy cabin , portapol black, . 4 do~r, 6 speed . . ti . stove. bimini top, new Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed- stutf1 Tools, ai r compressor, gas grill, dinette set, stereo, 1998 Olds Delta 88 Royal. Cummms eng1ne, nerf ~ars. cockpitcowr, lull boat cover. room apartments at Villa~e 3 of Manor and Riversi9e t 1sn tank. must more. 3Soo·motor. Nice car. Phone stainless body mold•ngs. Eagle trailer Excellent conApartments in Middleport (740) 446-2025 feaw mes-1.7_4_0::~'+6·_0_94_1_.- - - - diamond plate lool box & dition . (740)379-2740. }>omeroy; bed . sides, retractable · From $295-$444. Call 140- sage 1998 Pontiac Sunfire gooseneck ball,. 59.000 992 -5064 . Equal Housing on SPA Oun.rr .Con · rtible. . ' 97,000"' miles. $29,000. (740)256- -----c-:----:- Opportunities. Grand Opening mileslauto, 2.4Liter engine; 9247 or (740)645-0870. 2002 Stingray 20 fl. open New LocatiQfl all power, CO player, new bow. Red/ While, 5.0 liter VModern 1 bedroom apt Call 11am-7pm Monday-Friday tires. Black wiRed 86 Ford f250 4)(4, ext. cab, 8, Hustler trailer. excellent (740)446·0390. 12pm-Spm SaturdayP1nstripes. $3.500 Firm. a toot bed, lift gate. VGC. cond .. garage kept,. price Sunday ' New two bedroom apart(740)245-9266. $3,500 090. (740)379- new $24.000 sell $15,700. U.S. 60 NIU Ct1t1t:t111/"" ment, stove, ref., no pets, 2218. call Troy Krebs 304-675Cannonsburg-Asnland $400/mo $425 dep., 1999 Red Pontiac Grand11lt1.tm• Clan 8828 (behind Mr. Gatti's) AM GT, 2DR V6-HO, Pl, 88 Ford F-150, 6cyl. 5sp1, (740)992-4119 ask for Sahirda)' April, B, . r6osl922·71as PW, Sunroof,. Auto, 4x4, $2000. Alter 5pm, Marge. 2005 AMIFMICD w/ equalizpr .,. leave message . {740)949- _...,:_..:.__ _ _--:::One BR apartment in Spring Whirlpool washer, $100 ; AC , 9:00A.M. Spoiler Excellent 2524 200~ Bayliner. 1B 112 FT. Valley. $290 per month plus Kenmore dryer, $150: Gas Concjition MaS<>nVFW still . under Open Bow, B Passenger. deposit. WID hookups. SIO\Ie, $50. ( 74 0)2 ~ 5 - 5946 Wa rranty 70,000 miles, VANS 135HP. 4cyl. Mercruser, 37 $75.00 ($25.00 Nmi- . FoR SAl£ (740)339·0362 , I740 )3BB· a:tte: 5pr; $6,500 (304)882-3236 hou rs of runn ing time .. Refu. n dable Jlep~iO 0017. · garage kept $12 ,500 ·· Cal 740-9'12-9444 ~ BUILDING . 2000 Kia Sephia- 4-door, 1993 Ctlevrolet Astro Van. 1304)675-5041 SUPPUES automatic, very easy on gas, good Pleasant Valf(Jy Apartment condition. phone or Email perAre now tak;·1g Applications 70,000 miles, runs like new, 1304)675·5077 sonfi @verizon. ~l!f for .2BR, 3SR & 4SFL , purpl e in ·color. $4,500 or uncJ ull h•gal Applications are taken Block, brick. atwtr pipei, .best offer. (740)441 _9378 _ 1994 Pontiac Transport mini· 21 ' Suntrac~er w/tralter ror Monday thru Friday, from windows, lintels, etc. Claude van. Runs good. new tires. sale, 60HP Johnson, states mm;;t I~ 11. 9:00 AM.-4 P.M. Office is Winters, Rio Grande, OH 2000 Mercury Mystique. $700. (740)645:-5319 leave canopy, Olue/grey, Uve·well, Located at 1151 Evergreen i!C!iiaiioll;o74•0;.; ·2·4·5~-5-1;;21;;.·---, VV11ite, 4 door, sedan, message fisn finder, new deep cycle Drive Point Pleasant, WV PEfs 58,000 miles, $4,600. -~.::._______ battery, new stero. .Moving l.et w.· help _ruu Phone No : is ~304)675S (740)446- 1294 after Spm. 1997 Ford Conversion Van, out of state $5,000 clwm;e a la.\·tirrg ___ FUR ALE 74,000 miles, excellent con- (304)273-9648 5806. E.H.O tribUte In ynur lov1~d 2001 Mltsubishl Diamanta, dilion, new tires, $9,BOO, o11e 's memory, THE MAPLES AKC Lab pups. Chocolate. 14,000 miles, Black (740)992 -2945 ~\tPERS & · 100 MEMORIAL DRIVE $250. Call ~740)418·5522 . wlleather inter. $13,700 MOIUK HOI\U}; \CIU'E EAST (3o4)B9 5- 3929 2000 Ford WlndStar LX, \IO:">Ol \11-.:'\T POMEROY, 740•992 _7022 · AKC Reg istered. German -~------- 91 ,000 miles, 2 sliding "03" 34" Jayco 5th wheel. 1('()\II'\'' Subsidiled Residentia l Shepherd. pups, e~~:cellent 2002 Dodge R!'lm 1500 SLT. doors, power windowS & 12' slide out. like new, many 3iJ7C8 SRI43 Housing for so years of age bloodlines. large boned Red. 4 door, 360 automatic, cruise $6,300 (304)675e_)Ciras. (740)339·0218. Pomeroy.-O H and older. Priority Given to $225 (304 >675· 5724 37,000 miles, $16.500 080. 4 _0 _1_4_ _ _ __ __ 740-992,9922 Applicants with income at Beautiful full-blooded Pit (740)256-tbtB or (740)256· 9 w· d $ BOO 6 rn star. 2 , , 7 40- - - - - - - - - - Mon--S:u IOAM -SPM or below $10,900.00 Bull puppies. Needs a good 6200. 416-0495 : Maximum Income effective home. (no papers) $150- - - - - - - - - - ~i:ir;.~----'""!'-, 1997- Coachman Catalina . 1 \ \ < I I , I, "II ,· .II !1. 0211112005 for 1 P.rson Li1e 24' fool, Front Bedroom. $20(). I 93 Lincoln Town Car. 81,000 i411 M010RCYa ·~' 11 •lll ,\ ll I LllllC I , · female, rna e. miles . Very nice,, $4,500. . WIIEEI..ERS ""' $ 1815000 lj'j\Lllll l ll< Ill - .I! lh. many eKtras phone . . . 1740)245·5102; 1740)645· . 4 Muo1 meo1 HUDII2D211 crl- 5990 1. 7_4~0)_44_6_-1_7_59_ _ __ 1304)675-2039 $.6,995 OBO ' l(illllh ~< "ll\lllll ll ll' I " " terl• for household com. po·attlan. Managed by · eKe Gold. n ReIne..-er .pu p- 99 ChA>n• .... , Malibu LS. V6, 4- 04 Yamatla Rhino after marautom.a_ full•r1 ket wheels, speed-o-meter, - - - - - - - - Call H.D. Const. · . El 6\len wee ks old . Had door, Silverheels, Incorporated. A pres .tic, CD, aluminum $6,800. Call (740)339-1620 . 1998 30' fiftn wheel travel rur all yuur home Realty Companv Equal 3rd sho1s & wormed. $200 loaded, trailer, double stldb. excetrepair nef'ds. rooting, each· R.tn·-·er Housiflg Opportl:lmly ..... s1ud CKC 1- wheels, 65,000k. $4,795. $13,900 siding. add-ons. 112 year old $:JOO. 1740)388· _17_4_0)_37_9_·2_7_48_._ _ __ 1982 Honda 500 Trike_ !ent condition, Faring w/stereo system. 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"'!"'---, 4 ___ The Daily Sentinel • Page BS QRIDGE 2003 Chevrolet · Tra1lblazbr EXT LT 4~~:4 . 3rd row seating , 99 Honda Shadow 750cc, loaded, garage · kept . 6,200 miles. Excellent condiExcellent condition. tion, $4 ,000. (740}446-1948. $24.500. (740)446-7484 01 PI www.mydailysentinel.com ' �. ,---- . ' . Tuesday, April 57 2005 \VWlv.mydailysentinel.com Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel P R E P . BASE l3A L L Dining Guide 2005 inside today's edition . Southern boys fall to Trimble Scorr Bv in five i nning~ nf work . ..,rrik ing out eight and WOLFE damage had been done and the Southern bat' remained si lenl. The score ended at l\\ O h ih Sports correspondent walk i n~ one. Na~ucki came on in r'elief to C'!1ye up tw·o hit~ and fan t\\ u batrers. GLOUSTER - Behind back-to-hack three and four-run in1fings. the whik 11·a lking none: Dixon hanucurted the Trimble Tomcats opcnc· d tip . T<,rnado.:' throug h hi' f<~ ur a ... eYen run ga me anJ '' cnt innin~ ... -... or work.. ~trikirH! on to defeat th.e Southern Tornauoes 7- 0 M o nda~ ·o ut eight of the first twel\·e batte rs he l;fce J . . night in T1'i-Yalky \\'hi1c' Dixon· stilkd the Co1~ fe renc e · Hn cl-. in g So uthern offen se. Trimble Divi sion baseball action . we nt!<' " ork off Brown . In Southern's Cole Brown the s~c· nnd leadoff hiller suffered the loss.. gi 1'111g up Dixon walked. Ryan four hib and all "e'en run.., :--:a~u,· ki singled Nick . with five walks ant! cHle Git1'in re ach ed ~ on a sacristrikeoul. BraJ Crouch fi ce attempt. Chaz Mohler came o n in relief with one walked. and two runs walk and l wo strikeouh scored o n a two- base error Brown left in the top of the -on Holbe rt' s hit ball. the ~. fourth with a severe l1 score 3 ~ 0 . \1att C hrist'tn'an led off spl'ained ankle. · Trimble 's Anthony Dixon the third ·imiing for' Trimble posted the \\'in, giving LIP by reachin g on ~1n . error in '- ''Does from Page 81 Bo1mie Allen reached on an error. Linda Eddy had a tworun triple . and Brooke Kiser walked. Freshman..Whitnev Riffle. who had made a eli,:.in~ catch · in the outfield. cafne to life v. ith th e bat with · a double that """ Kiser o'ut and third. but scoring Eddy from third for the third run of the fraine . Joanne Pickens doubled hoi11e Ri file for the fourth run of the inning. then A'hley Roush walked to put the tying run on base. A strikeout. howewr. ended the inni11g at 6-4 Trimble. · Trimble scored another insurance run in the sixth inning whe n the first batter re<tc hed on a dropped put out at tim. then scored on a · Withem single to center. · Eddv fired 'to cut-of!' man Kiser who relayed on the cut-two s·ituation to Neigler at .second for the last out of the frame . Jones single to trim the lead to two. , The score stayed 'that way from Page 81 umil the the bottom of the fift h. when Amsbary singled moved up and later scored and later scored on a Durst when Morris hit a· sacri fi ce base hiL ·cnrey Shaffer sinfl y to center for the 3-0 gled a batter Imer to.give the advantage. Gl'een and White a comfort Waterford responded with able 5-1 lead. a run in the. top of the secSmith. Amsbary. Durst. ond, as Tuten scored on a Shaffer and Joel Lynch each Tames Bush finds·receptive audience in W.Va., A2 7-0, Trimble hiller' were Terry Holbert with two sindes: Mall Christman a sin~ .gk . Rya n Nagucki a Si ngle . and Nick Giffin· a s in ~ !e. South ern hitt ers were BL;tch MarnlJUut with ;1 dou ble and si ngle s by Chri s . Tucker. We s - RitTle. and Nick Buck . Southern may make-up center. then Mall Dixo.n and it s game with Nelsonville Anthon y Dixon . eac h · on Tuesd;\v at Star Mill walked. a nd · Na~ucki Park althmigh details were brought home (\Ill ~ runs not / yet finalized at press wi th ' a mi ,pl ayed ball in 11m~ . . ,~ft. An other error and 7, Southern ·o 'ground nut brou ght home SouthernTrimble oo o 'a 0 D 0 - 0 4 6 two more run s. Tnm ble 0 3 4 0 0 0 x ·--;- 7 5 1 Brad Crouch ca me on for - Anthony ·Dixon, Rya n Naguck1 (5) and ', tt. Cole Brown, Crouch (5 ) and Snuthen1 and. pitched we n B.Barre Butch Marnhout. WP - AnthOny Dixon the last two in nings .-_but 'the LP- Cole Brown . So~llhern put the first run ner 'on in the sixth when Bethany Rirtle singled and Neigler "'crillced her to second~ A tly out and ground out left her 'tranded and the Tornadoes went down 1-2,3 in the seventh inning. Trimble' s Carrie Woodgerd pick~d up the wiil with eight strikcoms anc.j six. walkS: while giving up four SHS hits. South"ern 's Bmoke Kiser suffered the loss with three strikeouts and four walks. Trimble hitters were Allie . had a hit in the win, while Myers reached base safely three times on two walks and was hit by a pitch. Jones had two hits for WHS in the, loss .' Tuten and Paxton' had the other hits for Waterford. Deem was credited for the loss. goi ng the distance and allowing five eamed runs on five hits with four walks and Jago and Abby Withem with ~}vo singles each , Andrews a ' tfiple. and sing les by Hannah Faires 'and Julie Truce . Southern hitters were Whiuiey Riftle with a dou ble. Joanne Pickens a double, Linda •Eddy a triple. and Bethany Riftle a single. Southern ' has a _possible make-up game at home with Nelsonville Tuesday. Trlmtlle 7, Southern 4 Southern · 000 040 0 -446 Trimble 104 110 x -772 Carrie Woodgerd a11d Alicia Andrews. Brooke Kiser and Bonnie Allen . WP Came Woodgerd. LP- Brooke Kiser. live strikeouts. Eastern trilVels to Nelsonville-York Wednesday. then · returns home Thursday for a makeup game with Alexander. Both TVC contests will begin at 5 p.m . Eastern 5.....Watertord 1 Waterford 010 000 0 140 Eastern 300 020 x 550 Deem and Paxton. Matt Morris. Ryan Smith and Terry Durst ; WP - .Morris, LP - Deem. Jf)( I '\1',•\r•l ,1 \tJ .• . .. ":r -~-4-t ...... . . ' . ·~--.;,.~ ""~· ~,.,L;· BY BRIAN • Eagles quell Rebels. See Page 81 '.. ... ; $1,599* ~ .. y ~ Bryan Walters/photo M,eigs senior Renee Bailey hustles ouf an infield hit during Mond ay's 18-2 win over Nelsonville. York. etlort. That was one thing I_ was hoping to see today ' . before the game." S.ara _Higgins had the lone from Page 81 hit for Nelsonville- York, cnnnecting on a single to lead off Haning scored three times. the fou rth inning. Brady went . while Wilt, Pierce, Garnes, the distance for the Buckeyes Bailey, Cade and Cassi Whan in the setback. Higgins and scored twice apiece. Cole. Ali Standall were the lone Melia Whan and Ashley runners to score for the Baylor also scored a run. guests. hoth wliich occured in With the insurmountible the fourth. . lead. Hansen was able to get · Meigs next plays plel)ty of playing time for the Wednesday when it . hosts entire rosier. The Meigs' Waterford in another Tr~­ mentor believes this contest Valley Conference matchup. will pay dividends down the Game time is slated for 5 road. p.m. "A Jot of our younger playMeigs 18, Nelsonville-York 2 ers were able to see as much (5 Innings) playing time as our seniors,"" Nels· York 000 20· 2 1 9 he said. "They know that Meigs ,. 394 ll': :..:.... . 1B 112 and Milchelle. 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A shopper's survey was mailed under the associac tion" s name to Middleport water customers last week. and results of the,survey will be used in a ·market study to help plan a downtown revitalization project. The committee's partic\pa- · tion in training meeting s under ILGARD leadership will qualify the project for a $10,000 grant. . A purpose for the grant has not yet beeri determined . Dooley en'couraged mem- · bers to solicit responses to the survey. which are _due at the Middleport Water Office no later than April I 0. Other business · New events will be added to the Appalachian Heritage Celebration to be staged next month by the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community · College Crossroads program. · \\\\\\lll\tl,nh.,.,•lllt1H ' I1ol 1\ At Tuesdav 's meetin g_ Donna Hartson" of Cro,>.roaJs outlined plans for the second annual festival. to be held in downtown Middlepoi·t on May 14. In addition to moving the festival from a Friday to Saturday, rest ival organizers have planned severa l . new events for the street festival. including an apple pie baking contest, games for _children and an outhouse parade and ruce. Hartson said the festival will also offer live entertain: ment It wi II be held on North Second Avenue. from the "T'" to Coal Street · Sally Lambert of Peoples Insurance reported a balanc~ in the Meigs County Tsunami Disaster Relief Fund of $3,165.64. The association voted to ·pay out the balance to UNICEF · Pre·sident Don Vaughan, J~ announced upcoming associa: tion events: Longaberge~ Basket Bingo at 6 p.m. on April 14. with proceeds bene: titing the Middleport July 4 Community celebration: Yellow Flag Yard Sale, May 6 and 7: and Pops in the Park, a free· breakfast at Dave Diles Park for fathers and their families, on June 18. . · · ·scouting ranks high with Pruett BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDAILY:rRtBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS Bob Pruett says that if weren't for his pare-nts, church and espePOMEROY·- The sale of . cially the experience of more than 200 bears last being a Boy Scout.. he didn't week from the co llection expect retiring as one ' of donated by cancer victim Marshall University's winNancy Shaw has brought the ningest football coaches to annual March for Meals on be in his future,. Wheels fund-raiser to within "I'd be $400 of its goal of $10,000. robbing 7c Auctioned off by Dan. lis instead Smith, the bears sold for a of coachtotal of $2,919. Collection in • Charlene H'oefllch,/plloto in~," Pruett donations that evening at a Local auctioneer Dan Smith donates his time for the bear auction which brought' in· nearly satd with a spaghetti dinner was $520. $3,000 for the Meigs County Council on Aging's March for Meals on Wheels . laugh as he Another $92 was taken in on encouraged a give-away. Earlier, just over meals to homebound seniors tiona! meals brought to them, can be addressed by another local busi$6,000 had been raised at a and disabled people across for some it is a bright spot in Council em Aging program . ness leadgospel sing at the Meigs the county. The agency's hot- a dull day when th~ driver "The money raised over the ers to con' shot trucks on three regular stops by bringing not only past month supplements Elementary SchooL Bob Pruett ti nue their Donations are still being routes travel a total of 250 food but a respite from their funds received through feder- _ support accepted as the ~eigs miles a day delivering more limited personal contact That a!, state and local' (levy) during the Friends for County Council on Aging's than 200 meals Monday short daily contact sometimes sources, which fall short of Scouting leadership dinner nutritional staff strives to through Friday and provid- alerts drivers to potential providing of what is needed," Tuesday. achieve the goal. ' . ing frozen dinners for the health and other problems said Beth Shaver, Council on Funds are pledged to supbeing - experienced by the Aging director. "It's really a port the Tri-State Area All of the funds go into weekends. In addition to having nutri- homebound person which God send." . providing home-delivered Council of the Boy Sc_outs of America and local scouting gro ups during the annual dinner. "The experience wa& wonWhen children at New · "Watching trains and train BY BETH SERGENt derful for me, a blessing to do BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Horizon "s Child Enrichment ,- whistles." · my best and be on 111)1 hmior, Center were asked about tlieir "Helping mom because she things you never forget," POMEROY - . Whl).t , was favorite things during this helps me all the time." ..Pruett said. · your favorite thing about week's observance of The "N intendo.'' A 1965 Marshall graduate; being a kid? Riding a bike Week of !he Young Child, "Playing Magnadoodle:' Pruett returned to his alma •W "''.··"'''~., .. .:,. . ., .. · '•'···~· without ' a helmet? Spending they were not short o_n the "Star Wars." mater in '"1996 · as Jim the entire summer at a swim- answers that follow: "Watching Dora." Donnan 's replacement in tl)e "Tying shoes." "Buying toys." ming pool? coaching slot, went undefe-at"Mom, because she reads . ed in his tirst season and saw BY BETH SERGENT me books." the Herd's grid program vaul! BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM "! . forgot. Maybe I'll to national prominence with remember later:" · REEDSVILLE - - Forked conference championships Celebrating the education, Run State Park is holding its and bowl appearances in sue' encouragement and favorite ann'ual.spring cleanup from 9 ceeding years. · . . things about kids is what the a.m. to noon on Saturday. The Beckley, W Va., nat1ve Week of the Young Child, Forked Run Naturalist Dee attributed values taught bji April 4-7. is all about Kimes said that the cleanup ' scouting . with success not At ,New Horizons this week only for himself but foi preschoolers are participating will consist 6f cleaning out many athletes he coached in specialty days that encour" the ftre rings and picking up over the years, particularly age them to have fun and be trash. sticks and small brush players who had scouting children. Thi s special week to beautify the park which backgrounds. · include s "hats off to makes it easier to begin the "When you're dealing with preschool day" when ~ tu­ mowing season. 125 young men. it's certainly Kimes is looking for any a challenge, especially if they dents wear their favprite hats and make maracas· to shake volunteers including 4-H haven't had the values and during the Mexican Hat groups, . boy and girl scouts lea~rship skills," _he said. Dance ; "backward· day ' and 'individuals who wish to For that reason, Pruett donate their morning. when students wear their · ·urged scouting supporters tq Beth 5erpntjp11Gto '" Last year they were very dig deeper this year. Students from New Horizons Child Enrichment Center released shirts backward and experiIn his challenge to the audi. balloons this week in observance of The Week of the Young ence 'their daily routine at helpful," Kimes said about the volunteers. New Horizon' s in reverse; ence, Tri-State Council board Child. The balloon launch was followed by a morning of the . The trout were released in chicken dance, the bunny hop and the limbo rock which were "silly sock day" is a day or all fun activities ge·ared toward letting the kids be kids . Please see -Pruett. A5 . Please see Fnorite, A5 Please see Cleanup, A5 Preschoolers discuss a few of their favorite things WEATHER Zero interest and zero payments for 12 months .. .... 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Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volunteers needed for Forked Run cleanup _ ' Diabetes Support Group The J-iMC Diabetes S4pport Group will meet Sunday, April 10 frdm 2:00 pm - 4:00pm at the .HMC French 500 Room. • •• ~'roauct ·~, te ~ A~~~ rail• ~ncn' are set b~ Guier an!l m~v ~•!) 0 ~ ~rchaMi Cart1 Tun. tr••llril H1UP tnc Mtnolinll cnargu ma't ~ lllclltlDnt l tna may varv ,MOCit!l suDtect to hmtttc tvl lltO•I rtv For more informa~on on ~/;lese FREE programs, or to register, co// (740) 446-5080. , , Adt Qt,t'll~ until 051:11 ~oo a Of cr1dri Cl !d account Offtr <ltubjeeno tT• d•t approo.tl b,- GE Caprtill:onsum.r Carifto Apphn tlJ purd1 asu CJI I19!1 or more m•O• untrl M.., l l ,_ 2l115 011 'your P01111er Credrt dllfge w,rl ~e usesMC , 1no no monrm11m month!¥ payments W111 b• req~[IG , on • - plomotJonM gu~GhU& oalan&f! of. ,o~ II'IY the promot•onai1Jursh ue bal1nc1 "' lull tr, Dll .end nf the prqmollonll Flbromvalgia. 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'rc'"l a,., I 0" if ntw Cull Caolt Stnes 100flol l!i00 IIIC!ors rl!a1letlarter OICitnlltf T. 2003 For comg 111 cera IS on l·~Ur ara. !i·fUr Jrm-te!l warra:ntru . HI vour Cua Ca!lll Clltlrtr . •lvl ·a a 1 en~ m•u CIV' a •SI IS arc nc1 ta com(flerclal ustrs ,. MEDICAL CENTER "Hca lthcare iti You1· Own Backyard" Tuesday, Apil12 .• 5:30PM - B:OO PM • HMC Education & Conference Center Room A Tapia d;>CUUO<i ,.;II ;nclude... pa;n oonlrni • ...rose, ~- lotig<Je. depre.Oon qnd cloclor/ pbftent ..tarionsh;p, For more information, or to register, call Missi Ro11 at (7>40)446-51~1 or 1-1100-816-5131 . ' "" www.holzer.org � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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