http://66.213.69.5/files/original/901464df0a7b6fc6a02bf7e3d878e7ed.pdf 1737b5d18b754ff30c46650a0e668c00 PDF Text Text . ,---- . ' . 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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Bush's plan to reform Social · Vera Kordclla. :19. a Security by allc,wing priv1rte [lresc hool teacher from retirement Jccounts Is j u>t p'ir rkersburg . sard "everything con1mon "'c nse. ·is a risk at fi rst. · Boice. a :'i.1-year-uld social . "Then. I think that- it worker from Rockport. was become s more stable." amon~ about 300 people who G ld M k · s· 6 · turned out Tuesdav tD hear era ar ·s, · ' ot . Parkersburg also supports Bush tout hi·~ plan durin.!-! a . Bu sh'> plan. . speech at West Virg inia " I think it's the right direc Unlversity at Parkersburg. tion. If somethin g isn't done .. 1 think it's common sense: also that we are in trouble and soon. my son and his children won't ·have Social Security,.. somethin g needs to b.:. ~one ... said Boice. who was,.\vearing Marks said. · ...) a red shin. blue paRts and an · Sen . Rob.:rt C. Byrd, DAmerican !lag pin . She said W.Va.. agreed that Social she has .attended at least haifa Security's futurt: is a concern. . dozen events see Bush. but·· asked Bush to be more Boice said Bush has the specific with hi s plan. .. intuition and foresi£ht to "I want to· be fair. to·. the think ahead." ~ president and study what he The most recent govern- offers. But until he offers the ment forecast says that in d.etail s. we· don't ha ve any2017. Social Security trust thing but empty rhetor ic.'' funds will begin paying out s;1id Byrd , who could not more in benetits than it ta~es attend Tuesday's event due to in. The system will be unable Senate business. to provide full benetlts beginKeith Cutri ght, 71. of ning in 2041. Parkersburg said he likes the Bush has .proposed' trans- idea of privatization because forming the . De12,reo;slo n -er~ "there is no .real trust fund ," program by <illowing younger echoitig a comment that Bush . President Bush speaks at West Virginia Uni-.:.ersity at Parkersburg in W.Va. workers to divert i11c0me made in his speech. " I think we sho uld -be able equivalent to 4 percen tage Kordella said she · learned "That money is possibly not. Parkersburg. opponents of the points of the ·12.4 percent pay- to ... choose where we put our roll tax that funds Social money. to be able to build' up some things from Bush 's there for your fami.ly," plan gathered nearby to voi.ce concerns. West · Security into a personal an amount that is the(e when speech, irwluding that the Kordella said . ." B.ut with this' their Virginians United to Protect In weretireandifwedon'tgetto fami ly of someone who dies r1ewidea it will be."· investment account. Social Security held a comSocial Security also was on exchange. future guaranteed use all that, then we can pass before collecting benefits benetits would be reduced. it on to our children and could get nothing under the the minds of younger resi- munity forum to '·get some derrts. · genuine dialogue goi ng over current system . . " It 's justa small percenta,ge.- grandchildren," he said. "Teenagers right now are the issues that have been what I'm worried about with' rai sed about Social Security,'' Social Security," said Melinda said Gary Zuckett, federal Carver, a 17-year-old student iss ues coordinator · for the at Wood County Christian and West Virginia Citizen Action Group, which is part of the a volunteer ai the event. "For us, we'te getting older coalition. "We were doing thi s as the RICHMOND. Va. (AP) toward . scientific . research. Morris USA corporate head- and we want to have a plan." · While Bush found a recepreal community forum on Morri s USA new product development quarters and the . company's . Philip announced plans Tuesday to and · · co mmerciali zation huge cigarette factory. tive audience at wv u Social Security as opposed to million which might help address which produces about 30 build a $300 research and development the- harm caused by smok- million packs of Marlboros center in Richmond that will ing,'' John R. Nelson, Philip, and other brands daily. focus on reducing the haz- Morris president, of opera- . The city is donating the · .ards of smoking. tions and .technology. 'Thi s · land for the building. The · Virginia otfered the ciga- center is another step in that company also will get a 40 rette maker $15 million in effort." , percent reduction in real Philip Mbrris said i.t .is the . estate taxes for 10 years .and incentives to beat out North Carolina for the project, company'S largest building $3 million in federal highwhich wi II be built in the project since the 1980s. way money for associated Virginia ,Biotechnology At the biotech park. 51 road projects. The center is Research Park in downtown companies and re search expected to open in 2007. Richmond 'and create about · institutes already employ 500 Jobs . more than I ,350 sc ientists, On the Net: " Over the past dec~de. researchers, techn_icians and lrup:l/wrnr.plrilipmorrisPhilip Morris USA ha. ded- engineers. The site is almost · usa .i:om icated significant re·sources sq uarely between Phi !i p lrttp:l/www. •·abiotech.com Bv MICHELLE SAXTON ASSOC!ATED PRESS WRITER _Cigarette ~aker to open R&D center op reducing the dang~rs 9f smoking . ' AP Photo/Jeff Gentner the PRevent." Zuckett said. Larry Matheney. secretary treasurer of the West Virginia . AFL-CIO. another coalition member. suggested laking the estimated $2 tri ll ion it would cost to make the transition to private accounts and put that toward Social Security. 'We c:ou ld cenitinly invest that monev into the .current system. which would make it solvent ... probably foreve\:·· Matheney said. 405 ,500 West About Virginians receive Social Security benefits . WISe . What NASA has to do to ge't smarter, Muratore said , is to stop relying on computer models and start flying the space shuttle again. Discovery is scheduled to blast off in mi'd-May on the . tirst shuttle flight since the Columbia disaster on Feb. I, 2003. NASA plans to move the spacecraft to the launch . pad Wednesday. NASA will fly live types of repair kits aboard Discovery · for the astronauts to test in space, but the' rudimentary patches will accommodate holes no bigger than 4 inches. The gash that brought down Columbia was an estimated 6 · inches to I0 inches in size. Stev,e Poulos Jr. , a shuttle prpject manager, said a repair kit to fix that big of a hole should be available in two years. "'' Report says loss of fireproofing probably led to collapse'of World Trade Center buildings NEW YORK (AP) . Fede.ral investigators said Tuesday the ·World Trade Center buildings . probably would not have collapsed in the Sept. II. 2001. attacks if tireproofing had adhered firmJy to the coJuillns and tloor,. The 1\ational Institute of Standards and Technology _aho concluded that the a\·emge '>llr· vivor took more · than double ' the estimated time ' to descend emergency stairwells. and that better communication between emergency responders could have saved more lives .· The NIST. which issued three reports on the attacks. did not blame · designers or builders for the buildings ' coll a pse . However. Shyam .Sunder. who led 1\IJSI~" fire anti ,afet y inl'estigation. said there are now better way> to en,ure th at fireproofing ad here; to ;tee I. .. E,en with the airplane imp.a cl and jet-fuel-ignited multi.-lloor tire,. which are not normal building fires, the · buildings would l,ikely not have collapsed had it not been for the fireprootlng that had been dislodged. :· he said. The reports are likely to spur debate about how to build safer >kyscrapers. Some investign-. tors and rescuers have advocat· ed ·:nrcproor· clevato~s and wonger stairwe lls .in new highrise,. In theory. tireproof elevator' could have taken tinefighter• to the upper floors and helped people get out faster. • ,. We'll ron your classified line ad in 25 consecutive editions of tbe Gallipolis Daily Tribune, the Pomeroy Sentinel and the Point Pleasant Register. Your ad will reach over 13,500 .bomes. In addition,. your ad will appear in our weekly. Tri County Marketplace which is delivered to 17,000 homes. Uyou sell your vehicle within 25 days, just call · and we'll cancel your ad, if your vehicle didn't sell, just call prior to the end of 25 days " · and we' II extend .vour ad another 25 davs. . •*• You must call prior to the end of initial 2S day period to el(tend. · •••Limited to one, 2S day extension. 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He asl-~d me Dear to re>p~L· t his \l'ishc,. hut I Abby don't wam to ri'k slighting his bosses for fear it will cause him problem; later. .It worries me that maybe John is ashamed of me: or that he is <rfraid he won''t be -so it may not be surprising able to relax' with them at our that you're noticing a chill. wedding. but he says' that' s On the other hand. it' s not not why he prefer, we not unusual for diners to spl'it a invite them . I know' it's not . meal , and· th ey do it for a the cost. Abby: there \ more varie ty of reason s. Since than cnougi1 money to restaurants are 'supposed to include guest•. so that can·r offer hospitality as well as ' be why 'he asked me not to .food, when you encounter im·ite them. If they don ' t wani to attend . problems with a server. you should discuss it with the that:s 11ne. but at least thc1 ·n mana·ger (or try another have the opt ion. What Jo )·ou restaurant). · think'' - BRIDE-TO-BE DEAR ABBY: I am being · DEAR B-T-B: Ask your married in three months .. It is ffan>e for a li st of the gue sts my fiance "John 's" second he wants invited to the wedmarriage and my third. I ding - and respect hi s wi.shwould like to invite the presi- es. He knows his bo"e' better dent of the company John than you do .. lf they receive an works for, and also his direct invitatioi1 , they may regard it · boss, the regional manager. I as a bid for a gift. Don ·t du it. told John that it is only com· DEAR ABBY: My wife and mi~lll b~ I frequent!~ .rtt~nd wncerh . the Op~f,J <11' the ihea\~r II it(l ano ther couple. T~ p1c;tll\. tlw l\\O \\Uil1~n ·. it to~L'thcr inthL· <:enter. 11 ith rhc IHhhanJ, !lankin~ eith~r ,iJc. The ri:,ult is' that the 11umcn ha1·e an opportunit~ fo ,·hat 11'ith each other ur 11 ith une uf the · men, but it·, nnt .c'") for the men to corl\·er... e. Is there a proper -.,ea ting · arran2.ement fur <t four~ome in this si tuari'"i'-' Or du on·Jy the women ~c r ro udk 11 ith each othero' ·_ GENE RALLY SILE\T DEAR SILENT: If yo u feel yo u're ~o methin g rn i-.,..,i ng hecause ) ou are ..,~a ted on th e otllside. L'on ... ider switching · seats at . intermission . However. plea\c he a\varc that it 's · the h e i~ht of rude ness to ca'rr~ un..__a con\'ershtion Jurin g -a co ncert. an upera. a' p,la~v or a niovie. Dear Abby is written hy Abigail Hm Buren, aim ktwwn a;· }eamle Phi/lip.~ . and was founded by ,.er mother. Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.c"m . P.O. Box 69440, VIS Angeles, C4 90069. or Other events Group to sponsor MS walkers This special is only available to private, non-commercial individuals. ~br ®allipolis iailv ~ribttnr DEAR ABBY: I have never 'ecn this topic addre»cd in your column. \1y wife and I love to eat out. Over the past year. however. we han~ both been trying to >hcd some wei~ht and eat rnore sensibly. -A so lutio'n that has worked for us is sharing one mea!. One meal is often 1110re than enough to sat isfv the both of us. , Our problem: Every tihle we order one tneal for the two of us instead of two meals. the service turns s.our. Thi s happen s often , even ··though we tip as thou gh we had bought two meals ~ ince the server had to serve two people. It is upsetting because we have found that sharin g a meal allows us to continue eating out wi thout going off our diets. .The attitude we encounter· is aimost' always rude and condescending. J:d be interested in your opinion. DINER IN THE MIDWEST DEAR DINER: Look at it . from the server's point of view. Even though ypu tip for two, the server doesn't know that' until. the end of the meal CHESTER- Planning for be held later this month, the :sprjng events and a report on period clothing design work·renovation prog ress at the shop held Saturday and ·Chester Aeadem y will be dis- progress in · events planned cussed at the 7. p.m. Thursday for the Ohio Chautauqua meeting of the Chester-Shade which will be coming to · Historical Assoc iation at the Chester in July, Courthouse Museum. The meating is open to the Events to be discussed will · public and all members are · include the benefit dinner to encouraged to attend. We'll run your classified line ad to sell your Boat, Camper, Motorcycle, 4· Wheeler, Van, Pick-Up Truck, or Automobile for ~be low price of on)y $25.00, ' Wednesday. April 6 HARRISONVILLE S~ipio Township Tru stees will meer at 6:30 p.m 'at Pageville Town Hall. POMEROY :-- The Meigs County 911 committee will JT)ee.t at 6:30p.m. at the EMS training room. The pub! ic is invited to attend. Thursday, April 7 Pf) MER 0 Y -:-.'Pu hlic meeting on ODOT Statewide Transportation Improvement Thursday, April 7 Program allowi ng public TUPPERS PLAINS ·_ review and comment on four..! year listing of federal and Tuppers Plains VFW Post state-funded transportation 9053 l-adies Auxiliary will . ?c to 6 p.m. , Mergs ' meet at 7 p.m. Thursday. -proJects, CHESTER ChesterCounty Courthouse. Shade Historical Association Thesday, April 12 , . POMEROY ~ The Meigs will hold its monthly meting County Board of Electrons will 7 p.m. at the old Chester ' meet at 8:30a.m. in the oflice· Counho1:1se Museum. Friday, April 8 at the Courthouse annex. · POMEROY The Widows· Fellowship will meet at noon at the Wild Horse Cafe for a lunch'eon. its Wednesday, April 6 first in 2005. POMEROY - Memorial · Saturday, April 9 -. Mass for Pope John Paul II, 7 RACINE Return p.m.. Sacred Heart Church. Jonathan Meigs Chapter. Rev. Walter Heinz invites the Daughters of the American ·commun ity .to attend. Revolution wi ll meet at I . Thursday, April 7 · p.m. at the Racine L..ibrary. POMEROY Prayer Henrv Burke of- Marie ita will Warriors for the Gospel on be there to talk abo ut the area th e Levee to be held on June Undcrgrolrnd Railruall activi· II by the Ohio ' Valley ty study. Crusade for Christ, arc to · meet at 7 p.m. at God's NET on Mulberry Avenue in Pomeroy to launch a plan of attack through prayer to bring 1\Jesday, April 12 about a successful event. POMEROY - The Meigs Friday, April 8 County Chamber of LITTLE HOCKING Commerce will hold its busiThe Little Hocking Church of ness minded luncheon at 12 Christ located on Highway • p.m. at the Wildhorse Cafe. 50 and Ohio 7 south of The guest speaker is Lissa Belpre will have a clothing , Jollick · with . the Small give-way from 5 p.m to 8 · Business Development Center p.m. at the church. There will at Ohio University "nd will be 'clothing for infants discuss what services the cen- ·· through adults. Clothing is , ler provides. Seating is limit· for low-income families and ed, call the chamber at 992not for resale. 5005 to make reservations. 1\.3 Diners who split meal feel they gel half the service Chester-Shade Association to meet . pieces of foam could cause catastrophic damage. N~SA's flight experience over the decades has proven other. Public meetings LONG BOTtOM - A hymn sing will lbc held at 7 p.m. at the Faith Full Gospel Long Botto!'n. Church . Delivered will be singing. Sunday, April I 0 POMEROY - His Own. a Southern Gospel group: will sing at I0:30 a. m. at the Laurel Cliff Free Method1 st Church on Laurel Cli ff Road. Church events NASA acknowledges even little pieces of foam could doom shuttle on next flight · SPACE CENTER, Houston re-entry, Muratore said. (AP) -- After a two-year By contrast, the size of the that shattered struggle to keep big chunks foam of foam from coming otf the Columbia's left wing was the shutt le fuel tank during size of a carryo n suitcase. launch. NASA acknowledged Muratore told reporters he Tuesdav even marshmallow- was ".trying to be scrupuloussize pieces could doom the ly honest with you abo ut spacecraft · under the worst what the potential is - but th"t doesn 't say that' s what ctrcumstances. Shuttle systems · engineer- we expect to happen." He ing manager John Muratore likened th e situation to trying said 'it is a risk NASA and the 'to predict the chances of . nation must accept for !lights being in a fatal car accident to resume anytime soon. . while driving to the airport. It would take years and a ''If we have that worst day. total .redesign of the fuel tank and the tiJe is worn and you to comp letely eliminate foam have <J tlat .tire in the wrong loss and to ensure the 2003 pl,ace in traffic, next to a Columbia tragedy would truck going 90 mph, .could never be repeated. MUFatore you get ki lled'' Yes. you and other ofticials said. could. Is that a reasonable set · NASA expects pieces of of assumptions to plan your insulating foam no bigger trip onry Probably not." than one or two marshmalMuratore said assessing the · lows . to break of( the ·fuel danger from foam and other tank · when .Discovery blasts launch !debris is an extremely , off next . month. Depending . complicated .engineering on where and when the p~oblem made ·even more pieces hit, they could cause uncertain by · the fact that catastrophic damage during computer models show little Community Calendar Pag~:\ . THE BEND Clubs and · organizations to Parkersb~rg, The Daily Se~tinel TUPPERS PLAINS Plans to sponsor three walk·ers at the Multiple Sclerosis Walk to be held April 16 in Marietta were made at a recent meeting of the Tuppers Plains St. · Paul United Methodist Women . Judy Kennedy · condu~ted the meeting with Anna Rice .giving prayer. Anna Rice :gave prayer and the .litany was read by all. The group signed a get well card for Quinn Dougan and a birthday card for a missionary. Anna and John Rice presented a progran...,on public education. Refreshments. ware se rve~ by Terri Soulsby to those named and Teresa Lemons , Betty Chevalier, Conr1ie and Mary Rankin, and JoAnna Weaver. Registratio1;1 for scout ja~boree reaches capacity ·. will have a living display out· POINT PLEASANT side the fort and will include Registration for the Regional Jamboree and Family Camp Indian dancing demonstrato be he Id at Krodel P.ark at tions. Scouts will participate Point Pleasant this weekend in an historical hike along the floodwall connecting Krodel has been closed. . . Vice Chief For Physical Park with Tu-Endie-Wei State :Arrangements, Steve Smith Park. Along the trail the.y will said . "we have reached the Jlleet historical characters and capacity that the park will be tested on their knowledge hold and the number we have of past history. Once they the ability to provide a quality reach the park scouts will program." He noted that I ,300 have the opportunity to tour participants have signed up to the Ohio River Museum and ' :attend the camp which is the Battle Museums. l'here will . ·largest weekend activity held be a Merit Badge Midway by the Tri-State Area Council featuring merit badges related , to history such as genealogy. in over 25 years. 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Jim Freel.and Publisher 'charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall ,Jake iro lari' respecting an . establishme~eligion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereoJi or abridging tire freedom· of speech, or t?.f the press; or tire right of tire pe"p/e. peaceably to assemble, illtd to petition . ·' the Gol!emmerr t .for. a redress of griel!an.ces. -The first Amendment to the U.S. Constitution . . TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. April 6. the 96th day of 2005. There are 269 days left in the year. . · Today's Highlight in Hi story: On April o. 1909. explorers Robert E. l>eary and Matthew A. Hethnn became the first men to reach the North Pole. (The claim, disputed by skeptics, was upheld in 1989 by the Navigation Foundation.) On this date: In 1830. the Church 11f Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saint> was organized by Joseph Smith in Fayette, N.Y. In 1862. the Civil War Battle of Shiloh began in Tennessee. In 1'896. the .tirst modern Olympic games formall y opened in Athens. Greece. , In 1917. Congress approved a declaration of war against Germany. •Jn 19-!5. during World War II. the Japanese warship '"Yamato" and nine other vessels sai led on a suicide mission to attack the U.S. lleet off Okinawa; the lleet was intercepted the next day. In 1965. the United States launched the "Early Bird" com'· municat ions sate llite. In 1971. Russian-born composer Igo r Stravinsky died in New York City. In . 1985. William J. Schroeder became the tirst ·at1ificial heart recipient to be discharged from the hospital as he moved into an apartment in Loui sv ille, Ky. . In 1992. science-fiction author Isaac Asimov died in New York at age 72. . In 1998, country singer Tammy Wynette died at her . · . Nashville home at age 55. Ten years ago: The Senate unanimously approved a $ 16 billion package of cuts in social progran1s. Earlier in the day, Sen. Alfonse D' Amato, R-N. Y.. apologized on · the Senate floor for lampooning OJ. Simpson trial judge Lance Ito on a nationally syndicated radio program by employing a mock Japanese accent. Five years ago: The father of Eli an Gonzalez, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, arrived in the United States to press for the return of his 6-year-old son to Cuba. A private company mapping the human genetic blueprint announced .it had decoded all of the DNA pieces that make up the genetic pattern of a single human being. 1 One year .ago: Jordan's military court convicted eight Muslim militants and sentenced them to death for the 2002 killing of U.S. aid official Laurence Foley in a terror c,onspiracy linked to al,Qaida. Lawmakers ousted Lithuania's scandal-ridden president Rolandas Paksas for abuse of office. The University bf Connecticut's women's basketball team beat Tenne'ssee 70-61 to win a thinJ consecutive NCAA title, a day after UConn ·also won the men' s championship. Today's Birthdays: Countr~ singer Merle Haggard is 68. Actor Billy Dee Williams is 68. Actor Roy Thinnes is 67. · Movie director Barry · Levi nson is 63. Actor John Ratzenberger is 58. Actress Marilu Henner is 53. Actress Ari Meyers is 36: Ac(or Paul Rudd is 36. Actor Jason Hervey is 33. Rock musician Markku Lappalainen(Hoobaslank) is 32. Actress Candace Cameron is 29. Actor Bret Harrison is 23. Thought for 'Today :·"To he really cosmopolitan, a man must be at home even in hi s own country... -Thomas Wentworth Higginson, American clergyn)an-author ( 1823- 1911 ). Chester Wigal wish list f.or Iran. but it isn't a massive army going in vading the country or the dangcrou~ · pacifi sm or Armitage. either. Ledeen wants se nou s ·:critic i-;m of their regime from our leaders ." Americans should know the names of the Iranian disse nts. Ledec n encourages "cal ls for the' release llf political prisoners - by .name ... America can hdp. the reform ri1ovemerll in lra11 . he says. thn1u2h "broadcasts. both from· official and private radios ~md te lev isions . explainin~ ·the basic meth- You might h'ave the li ons right under their noses .. impression that Ivy League What·., the excuse for.· "neoconservatives·· wearing "The International H'era ld pinstripe sui ts inside the Tribune's" treating street wonkv think tanks in battles in late March as mere Washington, D.C.. are cucsoccer riots. covered by the ir Kathryn rently plotting the.overthrow sports-beat guy. in ·a coumr:y Lopez of the mullahs running-Iran. where crac kdowns have They aud the-ir !1awk is heen common si nce the · Pentagon pals,iia~ y s: c:·p bloody I 999 student protest. -( . the box 'next to Iraq on their . er brutalization. and since · to-do list (now that elections 14 years in jail for. daring to Ira n was branded part of the have happened), and · are criticize the government for ''Ax is. of Ev n ?" Willfol · strategizi ng the best way ttl' locking up journalists .and blindness·? take down the tyranny in bloggers. (Talk about so meIn· a much -noted . 2QO:i Iran. (Then we'll move on to one who knew what he was speech. President ·Bush said. Syria, and get ready for the in foL ) ' "In Ira n th e demitnd . for . draft, folks . we're fixing the According to · Michael dem(>cracy is .strong and world'!) Rubin , editor of "The broad ... The regir'l1e in But that image couldn't be · Middle . East Quarterly." Tehran must heed the dcnmof nn:: financia l ,,n.:;-,'; ·;i~~;;i:·~~·b,~~:~N~·further from the truth . Some lrani<fn hardliners approach cratic demands of the Iranian ods of those Beltway types are thi s inter-generat ional strug- people. or lose it s lasr claim strike fu cheering from the sidelines, glc with a vicious "win-win .to l cgitima~y.'' tead1ers and students ." but they ~re merely cheer- strategy." "Those are the minimum But the whole Bu sh team "They beat students. close has not been reading from ., things." Ledeen underleaders· for the Iranian kids who are ready and willing to papers, and imprison blog- the same talking points. It scores. "Plus get them good do the heavy lifting. ' gers. If they get away with it. was :i se nior . .Swte communications devices. It's that band of youth they win," ·explains Rubin . Depanmelll diplomat. for- servers. lapto()s. ce ll phones. damoring for a new day iw "If they go too. far. as they · mer Deputy Secre tary of etc." In other . words, · they Iran . They do it in the streets did in the 1999 dormitory State Richard Armitage. who need a rhetorica l boost froill of Tehran, and on the Internet attack (w hich spa rked off in the same year bizarrely the leader qf ihe· free world. oti their blogs. They're will- several street riots). theil called the Iranian regime '·a ·and they need some tools. ing to put their lives on the they have an excuse to really democracy." Of course_ if Iran goes line - speaking out can be a crack down . . And · if Rubin· says Armitage's nuclear (as~ uming the coun.: dangerous bu siness. As one . Washington doesn''t respond. remark "set back the reform try hasn't already) it wo uld student writing under an then they've won." movement by two or three mean-an end to any hope of alias has put it : "we will conBut the proud Persian years. Lt rea ll y de tlated reform. according to Rubin. tinue til shed our blood, . if y!mth have no intention of morale.'' "If the mu ll ahs get the . thm is what it takes to obtain letti ng the mullahcracy status · "There needs to .be u uni- bomb. the lmni nn people the freedom we seek." quo remain. Iranians, says fi ed message 10 support us," will get I0 Tiananmen lra~ian youth, who make Rubin , "see Afghans and comi ng . from the United S4uares." up 50-70 percent of the lratJi S getting somewhere ,States.: Iranian 'dissident Can there he any question Iranian population. are with democracy while they Ghassem Sholeh Sadi told that support ing the youthful determined to live in a coun- are stuck with the mullahs." "The New York Sun'' recent- hrca th of fre'sh air in Iran is try where they can be These realities seem lost ly in an interv iew about the right thing to do'' That's '' Reading Lolita · in Tehran" on much of America ·s reform -minded . Irani ans got to be our hardline stand. and really elect their leaders.- · Mainstream Media. To some push I(Jr a const itution al ref1Kmhrm /...liJW~ is tiJe "di- . Iranian students, leaders and extent, the lack of coverage erendum this su mmer. tor of Natimwl Reriew dissidents face imprison- has something to do with Michael Ledeen -one of On! illt' ( 11 wH ·. nat ioual rement - like blogger 28- Iran's closed society, but not those wo nk y ;.neocons" ,·it!wcom ). She nm be con-. year-old Arasn Sigarchi, completely. Sometimes jour- from th e American tacted m klope:@na ll onalsentenced earlier this year to nalists seem blind to erup- Enterprise' Inst itute - has a ret ·ie~c com.) • The Daily Sentif\~l Correction Policy Our' main concern in all stories IS to be accu1dte. If you know of an error in a story, call !he newsroom al.(740) 9922156 Our mairl number is (740) 992-2156. Department extension·$ are: News Editor: Cflarlene Hoeflich , Ext 12 Reporter: BriaQ Reed, Ext 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ext. 13 ~ Advertising Outside Sales: Dave HartiS. E)(l. 15 Outside Sales: Brenda Oav1s . 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What are the economical. physical antl el11(lliunal con~ POMEROY - · Applications for the Brandi Thomas Memorial Schqlarship may be picked up at Meigs High sequence~ of an injlfry to) ou and your employee" and fam~ School or received in the mail by calling 992-6763. Eligible applicants must be Meigs High School >e niors or il y members ·~ To help you ensure a safe graduates allending college and mus! have participated in track or cross country a minimum of two years in high school. . and healthy workplace. Ohio Applications m u ~t be r~turned to the ~eh.·ction committ~e .Farm Bureau i-; partncring wi th the L:SDA's Risk by May I. ManagemerH Agency iRMA ) anti Mid Amerkan Ag and Hort Services (MAAHS) to bring an in no' POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of Elections wi ll ative workshop. "Oh io Ag be closed Friday so that personnel can attending a district an_d Horr \Vork Safety: . A meeting in ~1organ Co.unty. Partnership Approach" to /our communitv. . The 90-mi.nute workshop s~t feat ures practical. take- home MIDDLEPORT - The Modem Woodmen of America will ideas on how employers. meet for dinner from .S to 7 p.m. Saturday at Millies. supervisors and workers can Woodmen and friends are invited to attend. MWA will pay $2.50 toward each dinner. Schola'rship applications available . MIDDLEPORT - Chester · Wigal. · 79, Middleport passed away at his residence on Mooday, April 4. 2005. He was born on April 14. 1925. in Elizabeth, W.Va .. son of th~ late l o be Wigal and Nettie SprousC'Wigal. He \~as an Anny veteran of World War IL He was employed as il foreman m Walker of Parkersburo before retiring and worked as~ mechanic at various local businesses. He attended the First Baptist Church of Middleport. In addi(ion to his parents. he was preceded in de ath by a daugher, Judy Wigal; hi s first wife, Alta Jean Wigal, and The Rev. Lawrence R. . seven brothers and sisters. Glue sencamp. 94. of Portland. He is survived by his wife. passed away Monday. April 4. Marj4lrie Wigal of Middlepon; 2005: at his residence. and · children. Robert Lee He was born Feb. I. 19! I. (Donna) Wigal of Palmbaj, . in Lebanon Township, Meigs Fla .. Linda (Sa111) Ki rk of County, son of the late Julius Parke[sburg, Connie Elefritz of and Nellie Barringer Parkersburg, Glenna (John) Gluesencamp. WATERFORD - A barbecue chicken dinner will be Ingels .of Pomeroy; Sharon He owned and operated the served. 4:30 to 7 p.m.; May 7. at the Hervida 4-H Camp. (Keith) Young of Middleport. Stive rsville Grocery for several Chester (Opal) Wigal. Jr. ·of years and was a retired fanner. Wa~rford . The dinner will include a half chicken for $7 or a quarter chicken for $'5 including a vegetable. cole "law. baked ,,.. Middleport, >md Wanda (Jeff) He was· a charter member and ,potato. roll, dessert. and beverage. Proceeds will benefit 1Shank of Pomeroy: st<;pchil- mini ster of the Freedom I ,dren, S~e- Simpson, Larry Gospel Mission Church. Camp Hervida. For more .information call the Ohio State Grogan and Terry Grogan, all of Hej_s survived by two grand- University Extension at 376-7431. Middleport; 15 ~dchildren, dauglllers, Jacqueline (Ken) two step grandchtldren, and II Shoemaker of Heath. Ohio, and great grandchildren; sister, Iva . Barbara (Gary) Martin of. (Alvin) Burkhart, Rockport, Mineral City, Ohio; stepdaugh- . POMEROY - Regi str~tion ends April 8 and the entry fee W.Va.: a brother, Robert Wigal ters. Jean (Law rertce) Theiss of is paid up front for the Pomeroy Gun Club.'s no-limit Texas of Elizabeth. W.Va., and several Vinton, Linda (Ted) Bailey of. Hold 'em poker tournament · benetit. Sign-in for the tournanieces and nephews. Patriot, and Nicki (Roh) ·Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wil son of lrond<Jie, Ohio; · ment begins at. 12:30 p.m. and play begins at 2 p.m. on April on Thursday. April 7, 2005. at daughters-in-law, Alherta 9. There is a $,50 buy-in, $50 one-time reload and first, sec· the Fisher .Funeral Home in Gluesencamp of Newark, and ond, third places awarded. Middleport. · Ofticiating will be Patty Gluesencamp Lawrence · Information is available from the Meigs County Chamber of the Rev. Mark Morrow. of Portland; and a special niece, Commerce at 992-5005 . Burial will be in Gravel Hill Iva Lawrence of Portland: Cemetery. Cheshire. Military He is ai so survived by live services will be conducted by grandchildren. five step, · Feeney-Bennett Post 128. grandchildren, five greatRACINE - The Southern FFA Alumni and Adult American Legion. of gra ndchiltlren. five ste p- Agriculture Association will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April Middleport. great-grandchildren, several 7 at the Southern High School vocational agriculture classFriends may ca ll .on great-grea t-gra nd children. room. The topics will be organizing for success, reviewing Wednesday. April 6, from 5 to and nieces and nephews. 9 p.m. at the funeral home. He was preceded in death by new high school agricult~~OOli!S,~~ .~nd activities. for this year. . . ·~ , On-line condolem;es may his fir5t wife, Albinia Ward exte.nds·~aeadline be sent to www.fisherfuneral- Gluesencamp. who passed away in 1968, .and his second honies.com . .wife; Clara Louise Hauber NEW HAYEN - · The sign-up deadline for the senior girls (i Gluesencamp, who passed . fast-pitch softball summer league has been extended. Any girl away in 2001; and two sons, 16-18 years old who lives in the Big Bend area in Mason · . . Julius "Bud" Gluesencamp and County or Pomeroy is eligible. Special arrangements will be POMEROY - Chnstrna Lawrence Gluesencamp Jr. ' made for girls currently involved in high school athletics. Grueser,95, of Pomeroy, dted He was also preceded · in Information is available by calling (304) 882-2883, (304) 593Fnday ntght, Apnl I, 2005, at death by an infant brother, 1008 or(304) 882-3218. · Pleasant Valley Hospital in · Gerald Gluesenca'mp; and Poin.t Pleasant, W.Va. two sisters, Olive Lawson and . She was born Dec. 21, 1909, Elizabeth Carpenter. m Pomeroy, daughter of the Services will be I0 a.m. late Charles and Elizabeth Friday, April 8. 2005, at the Grueser. She worked for more Freedom Gospel Mi>Sion . than 40 years at H.D. Weed & Church. Offictattng wtll be the Son in Pomeroy, then as a part- Rev. Roger Willford. In tennent time librarian in Middleport . will be in the Stivers.ville for a number of years after her Cemetery. Friends may c.all at POMEROY -An action for divorce has been tiled in retirement She was a home- the Cremeens Funeral Home in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Rebecca Casey. maker. She was a lifc·long Racine from 5 to 8 p.m. Rutland, againsl Donald 0. Casey, Rutland. · member of Sacred ·Heat'! Thursday, April 7, 2005. . Catholic·Church in Pomeroy. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brothers: :1-ohn (Selma), ALFRED - Larry W. McGrath, 54, Guysville, was cited Herman (Ann), Mark (Mary), for failure to control by the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Carl (Elva), and Joe (Felicia), Highway Patrol following a one-vehicle accident late and sisters: Katie, Sister Clara Saturday on County Road 41 (Alfred). Francis, and Agnes. · Troopers said McGrath was northbound, three-tenths of a Surviving is a sister, Mrs. mile north of Ohio 681 , at II :23 p.m. when the picko.tp truck Vincent Broderick (Emma) of Donald R. Carruthers, 79, Pomeroy. Also surviving are Gallipolis, died Tudday, he drove went off the right side of the road and struck a ditch. several nieces and nephews, April 5, 2005, at his residence. The pickup came to rest in a ditch, the report said. The vehigreat nieces and great nephews, cle had non~functional damage. He is survive\! by his wife, and great-great nieces and Eva O'Dell Carruthers. ••• great-great nephews. · PAGEVILLE -"Jennifer N. Moleski, 22, .546 Ohio 681, Services will be II a.m. It was her wish that her Friday in the Cremeens Albany, was cited for failure to coritrol by the patrol followbody be donated to the Ohio Funeral Chapel, Ga!Jipolis, University College of with the Rev. Roben Ingram ing a one-car accident Saturday on Scipio Township Road 142 (Pageville). . · Osteopathic Medicine. officiating. Burial willl]e in the Tro\ipers'said Moleski was westbound, I00 feet west of TR A memorial Mass will be Centenary Cemetery. Fnends held at II a.m. on Saturday, may call at the funeral home 141 (Horner Hill ) at 4:30p.m. when the cru: she drove went off the right side of the road, came back on the road and then travApril9, 2005, at Sacred Heart from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Catholic Church in Pomeroy, eled off the left side, where it dropped into a ditch and overwith Rev. father Walter · $ turned on its side. Heinz officiating. . The car had non-functional damage. Memorial contributions James Howard Snyder, 96, may be made to the Sacred Vinton, died Monday, April Heart Church or the Pomeroy the creation of a nature cen4', 2005, in the Holzer Senior or Middleport Libraries. ter. Also, the park is taking Care Center. over the concession stand this He is survived by his wire, from PageA1 season. Kathryn L. Snyder. . Those wishing · to particiMemorial services will be pate in this Saturday's Harold Lee Davis, 72, of 7:30 p.m. Friday in 1he the lake on March ·25 which Mason. W. Ya., died Tuesday, Cremeens Funeral Chapel , is a sign that spring is arriv- cleanup should meet at the first shelter on the left located . April . 5, 2005, at Pleasant Gallipolis, with the Rev. ing ;u the park. · Valley Hospital in Point Alfred Holley officiating. Future plans at the park near the entrance of the. park.. Pleasant. W.Ya. the remodeling of the . Call 378-6206 for more include Inienneht of the cremains will · He was born Dec. 17, 1932, be in Vinton Memorial Park . shower house and office and · infonnation. in Red House, W.Va., son of ==~~~--~~~~~--~~~ the late Theodore R. and .· ~ ........- / . Amelia C. Sayre Davis. He · was retired from 0' Dell you owe Uncle Sam some more tax dollars Lumber Co. He attended this year, you might want' to consider buying Bellemead United Methodist Church in Point Pleasant. · a tax deferred IRA. Besides hi s parents, he was You can still deposit up to $3,500.00 per preceded in death by brothers, person, until 4-15-05, and deduct it from your Herman and Herbert- Davis, gross income. Thus reducing your tax and a sister, Betty L Shoaf. Survivors include his wife, burden. Insurance IRA 's are paying interest Evelyn E. Davis of Mason; sons at the rate of approximately 3'h percent. ~d. . · daughters-in-l~w, . Christopher Lee and Jenrufer --------~------Ddvis of Middleport and Steven · Ray and Jessica Davis of Reedsville; grandchildren: . Olivia Davis, Cameron Davis, · · and Emma Davis; his sister, 196 E. Second 992-3381 Pomeroy lbelma L Johnson ofNelir'dSka; Rev. Lawrence R. The Daily Sentin'el • Page As Farm Bureau plans workshop on safety Office to be closed Woodman dinner Chicken dinner set Benefit poker tournament Southern FFA Alumni meeting . ,__.~· . League . Chn"stina rueser.. cooperate for >afetv. ., Part icipants will focus un creuling J workplace culture that hi"hh 'alue' safe ty. identif:~int! and rerno\'lng \' orkpl~ ce ha;ard~ with the help of employee .... making "'fety an important part of worker traming: and implementing di>cipline · program:- that reinforce work~ place 'akt~. Athen' County Farm Bureau want> · to help you. your famil~ and employees lead safet\· and healthy lives by s pO n ~u rin g a local safety ~eminar f~aturing "Ohio Ag and Hart Work Safe ty:· A .Partnership · App roac h" in your community. For · more rnformation. contact yo ur county office at (800) 7779226 or 17-lO ) 286-4598. Pruett away from it has been an adju.stmcnt. but one he 's willin£.to make. · ~-When I retired I discovfrom PageA1 ered· I was Oriental because · member Bob Hen nesy said · ·ever.yone kept · saying. donations need to be at least JU· 'Bobby Who·'"' he said with percent higher than last year's. a laugh. " It's an adjustment "Whatever yo u give and a love ly one. I'm enjoytonight.' I wu n't you to ~er i - · ing what we're do ing.'' ously consider giving a little Pruett also stressed pride more." Pruett said. "When in the area. nutin~ that he's we go lay down tonight or always come hun;e to West when we wake up in the Virgin ia and the Ohio Valley morning. you can feel good because "these- are the best about yourself because y0 u people to be around. a lovgave .to a program with a · ing and kind people. We track record of success." need to thmw out our che•:t Pruatt, who opted to step and be proud of what · we down from the demands of acco mpli sh.'' coaching to spend more. time The event also served as a with his 'family, said retire- dinner meeting for . the tnent and bei ng at home Gallipolis Liol1s· and Rotary when he spent so much time clubs. Child at New Horizons began with a ba ll oon lau nch in which eaclrstudent re leased a balloon into the sky. from PageA1 When asked where they thoueht their balloons would wearing n;~jss matched socks land: one student said with · and maki1ig sock puppets. sincerity. "Maybe Egypt." According to teachers Patty Since·rity ·.is· a trait we Taylor and Susan Eason . sometimes lose after childthese specialty days at New hoot! but we remeniber it Horizons. are a way to make from time to time, and like their preschoolers feel as spe- the kids .lt New Horizons, we cial as they are. can still recall our favorite The Week of the Young things about being a kid. Favorite· t For the Record Divorce DeathS Highway Patrol Donald R. carndhers .LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor eire welcome. They should be less than 300 wo1ds. ~llleuers are subjec:t {o ediring and must he signed and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published.. Letters should be in good taste, ' addressing issues, not personalities. · www.mydaily!>entinel.com Obituaries Wednesday, April 6 , 2005 The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Wednesday, April6, 2005 Organizfng made simple Our old farmhouse has I0 rooms and no closets. I used to wonder where the farmers hung all their clothes. in the old days. Then it finally hit me, they didn' t have any · extra clothes. For much of human history, most people cou[d hang all. their possessions on a nail on the back of a door. What would they need a closet for? You must ha~e been ,really rich to need a closet for your stuff. Now I get a catalog in the mail from a company called "Hold Everything." All they sell is stuff to help organize · and store all the things I ,bought frqm other catalogs that I don't ha ve space in 10 rooms for. Home improvement stores have entire sections selling nothing hut hoo.ks, shelves. cabinets, hangers. baskets, trays and "storage systems" to help the overwhelmed consumer get a hantlle on their purchases .. · · Storing things has turned ' into a big business in the past few years. Drive five minutes·in any direction. and· · you're almost certain to pass one of those multi-unit storage sheds - the kind surrounded by wire fen~es with ~· for "hopeless; irreparable. money-s ucking wreck fhat · wi'll sit there in disrepair for the next 20 years.''. If an old rusting car that can't move under ifs own power sits on· Jim . your front lawn. you are a Mullen redneck. Ifan old; rusting car that can't move under it's own power si ts in your · garage. you are upper middle 20 garage doors facing the class. lfyou actually drive a street that rent by ihe month vintage car in p;;rfect condior the year. Thirty, years ago tion, you are.,Jay Leno. No you never saw one of these . matter who you are, your places•. now they p~p. up like wife will constantly point our how little time you spend Starbu-.ks after a ram. .on a car you profess to love. Of' cou rse, there are some If you are buying so much very good reasons for renting a storage shed. You ' ve stuff that you don't have moved into a smaller ho.use ; room for it all in your house you've inherited some huge anyillore. in~te'ad of buying quantity of castle furn iture; organizers and storage sysyou've just gone through a tems. maybe we should take it nasty divorce and you're liv- "' a sign io stop buying stuff. ing in the storl!ge unit until The way we take being drunk you can find something bet- as a sign that it's time to stop ter; you ' re in the mob and drinking. Oh yeati, ·1 forgot. you need a place to keep all being drunk never stopped the whacked bo.dies untit anyone from drinking. you h.ave time to chop them Sue has a stereo receiver up and di.>pose .of them prop- that ha> -been sitting In our erly: you need a place store hallwa) for two year>. She your bass fishing boat during k~ep> telling, me to take it to the winter; you ,collect vin- the stereo >hop to have it tage cars. repaired. I keep telling her "Vintage'' is the new word that we can buy a new one. a much better one, one with' out tubes, for much less than · having · that one repaired . . She remains unconvinced . So it sits there and it will sit .there until. I don't know whe·n. The o.n ly thing she see ms to throw out without a thought or care is my stuff. Shins I love disappear without a trace a·nd barely broken-in tennis shoes vanish into th in air. How man y times has thi s happened to you') You realize the house is cluttered mess, you gather all your energy. you organize and store all the . stuff you haven't worn or used in a · while .' A few years later you take all that same ·stuff you organized to the Good Will to make room for the newer 'stuff you want to store away. I say we should just cut out the ri1iddle step, the storingorganizing step and go right to putting stuff in the garbage can. "Hold Everytfii'ng sells several' nice ones. · (Jim M1dlen is the au tho~ of "It Takes a Village Ichor: · Complimting · the Simple Life " and "Baby 's Firs/ Tarroo." You Cfltl reach him Ja.,.eS H . . nyder Cleanup Harold Davis It· S.th S..rcent/ photo Preschooler Primo Averion, 3, learns the chicken dance. during the kick-off for The Week of the Young Chit<;! at New Horizon 's Child Enrichment Center. The observance is being celebrated at preschools and Headstart programs throughout the county . 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OHIO The Daily Sentinel PageA6 Wednesday, April6, • • · Nets cut down Cavs, Page 82 Cavs owner won't comment on GM, Page 82 Garden fans salute Miller in finale, Page 82 Baylor wins women's title, Page BS ·Officic;JI: Rollout of new Medicare drug plan should-be smoother because ~reate r benefit , will urged McClellan to learn Medi care recipient, . • tl~e po or fr om the challenge:s assol:iat · "These populations can be through the permanent ell with the pilot program very hard to reach," WASHINGTON - The Medicare prescription .drug when he roll,- ,gut the penna- McClellan said, adding that nation's top Medicare official benefit that begins in January nent benefit. the government plans to autotold senators Tuesday that the 2006 - but nnlv for those '"The problem is that so matically 'enroll some seniors. govemmem will try harder to who sign up. · many seniors just had too Diane Archer, a lawyer for sign up seniors and di sabled " It is a·topic that is compli - matty options available and the Medicare Right> Center, people for its prescription cared and a senior is going to that made it very difli cult for which is part of a coalition «f drug program. after a pilot have to take some time to theqt . Al so, many of them are civic groups trying to get plan enrolled just one-sixth.of sign up," Mark McCi ellait. not computer literate," .said g cards to eligible people, people ·nationwide and in administrator for the Centers Voinovich. R-Ohio. "We want dru if the government wants said Ohio. - · ··· for Medicare and Medicaid. to make . sure thi s thing is to learn a lesson from that . Lawmakers passed the told the Senate subcommittee. launched properl y and that card 's implementution, it Medicare overhaul in late "For that reason. 1 think we people take advantage of it.'' 2003. but more than a year are not going to see automatSen. Tom Carper. D-Del., should l;je that the best way to later, only '6.2 million people · ic.signups overnight." said the government al so make sure people use the new had· signed up for the Ann Womer Benjamin , should explain the program tn benefit is to automatically Medicare drug cards out of 41 director of the Ohio '·s seniors "so that they can. enroll everyone. "There are millions of 'million who are eligible. In Insurance Department. told cotile close to ·understanding Americans who may not ever · Ohio, 279.388 people have senators that the govern " it, and their ch ildren and - sigm!d up oqt of I .8 million ment 's . Medicare office also loved ones can understand it know that thi s benefit is available and who will struggle to Medicare beneficiaries. has had trouble distribu ting if they can not.'' . Enrollment rates among training materials and inforMcClellan responded that understand the program ," low-income Medicare recipi- mmion to states, sume.times the government plan s to Archer said. " If ihey don't ents, who were eligible . for resulting in "gaps in accurate work with ·state and local fully understand it, they are $1 ,200 in aid over two years, information.'' official s.. unions·. communi - not likely to si,gn up for it. " . Sen. George Voinovich, ty groups and national orgawere even lower. On the Net . The enrollment rates for the chairman of the ·s enate nizations to get information discount qrds. which otfer Subcommittee on Oversight · out on the new benefit. It Medicw :e: price breaks Of 10 percent to of Governmeitt Management , also will advertise the bene-. h!tp://www.medicare:gov 25 percent, on average, are the Federal Workforce and fit and mail information, in . Medicare Rights Center: troubling t'o lawmakers the DistriCt of Columbia, English and · Spanish, to lmp:I!IV\Hv.medicarerig/us.orgl BY MALIA RULON be available ASSOCI ATED PREss WRITER . . ' to' ' . Dissatisfied NRC plans close monitoring of Ohio nuclear plant CLEVELAND (AP) - In the latest problem with FirstEnerg'y Corp.'s nuclear ' operations, federal regulators plan to scrutinize the performance of a northeast Ohio plant. to determine whether it should be allowed to continue to operate. Operations at the. Perry nuclear power plant located alongside Lake Erie about 35 miles northeast of Cleveland will be reviewed every three months. · The plant was shut down briefly in December and January because of problems with pumps that circulate coolant through the reactor's core. FirstEnergy's Davis-Besse nuclear plant, located about 30 miles east of Toledo. started producing electricity again in March 2004 after it was shUt down for more than two years. A month after it was closed for routine mainte· naitce in .2002 inspectors found boric acid corrosion on the reactor cap. . An annual assessment by the Nuclear .Regulatory Commission stressed that the Perry plant continues to oper· ate safely even as its. measured performance slips. The problems over several· years prompted the agency to gradually step up inspections and demand more changes.. Recurring equipment prob!ems, human . performance issues and inadequate work procedures have resulted in the second-highest level of federal scrutiny in the nation for Akron-based FirstEner~s plant. "This is a really impor:tant time for FirstEnergy and for the NRC," Ellis Merschoff, .the NRC's deputy executive director for reactor programs, said at a public hearing Monday. ''You have to clearly understand the scope of the problems. And we need to Wednesday, April6, 2005 , The sky lightens just before dawn behind the cooling towers of Akron-based FirstEnergy Corp.'s Perry nu.clear power-plant in Perry. Federal regulators -plan to ·review the performance of the Perry nuclear power plant every 90 days to determine whether it should be allowed to continue to operate. The plant was shu\,down briefly in December· 20.04 and January. 2005 because of problems with pumps that circulate ctolant through the reactor's core. Southern at River Valley. 5' p.m. Trade Eastern. Meigs at Vinton County. 5 p.m. Tennis Athens at Gallia Academy, 4:36 p.m. Friday, April I Baseball Inc. - Gaftia Academy at P t . - 4:30p.m. River Valley at Coal Grove. 5 p.r'n . Trade Gallla Academy, River Valley at Chesapeake, 4:30 p.m. ' So!uitloy, Ap~l Oak Hill Financial - AT&T- 19.21 8ll - 11.58 Bob Evans - 22.52 BorgWarner - 49.08 Champion - 4.11 Charming Shops - 8.03 City Holding - 29.72 Cot - 47.26 DG -22.04 DuPont - 50.77 Federal. Mogul - .34 USB- 28.57 Ganoett - 79.04 Gene'ral Electric ~ 35.50 GKNLY - 4.80 Harley Davidson - 57.60 JPM - 34.58 Kroger 15.86 Meigs at Gailia Academy (GH). noon ·· ·Southern at Hannan (DH); noon Oak Hill at SOOth Gallia (DH), noon Softball Meigs at Gallla Academy (DH), noon Point Pleasant at Eastern, noon Rio to host OSU soccer Sunday 33.50 OV8 ...:... l3.19 88T- 39.03 Peoples - 26.39 Pepsico - "53 • Premier 11.22 Rockwell - 56.08 Rocky Boots - 26.36 RD Shell - 60.35 sac- 24.20 . Wat-Mart - 49.67 Wendy's - 39.25 Worthington - 19.20 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. North-South All-Star rosters COLUMBUS (AP)- The rosters for the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association North-South AllStar game, to be played Sunday at Capital University: BOYS Gam& tlma 3:30 . w~lk • with a n·.fund anticipation lmm <:hl'<:k Gd the money you're lonkin~ for to pay off hills ;md olhrr dl'bt fast. 616 East Main St Pomeroy,OH 740-992-667 4 Call 1-&QO.HRBLOCK or visit IYbloc:k.eom for an .offit!! nNr you. Matt Poole, S. Charleston SE; Donald Suel , Cols. Africentric; Bill Kelley, Lancaster Fisher Cath.; Steve U.Jckhardt , Shadyside; Craig . Randolph , Racine Southern ; Kyle Miller, Piketon; Justin ~ Brinkman, Cin. Reading; Ryne Romick , Hannibal River; Dan Borchardt, Archbold ; , Kerry WilkinSon , Clarksville Clin ton· Massie. Coaches : Paul Hershberger, Sidney Fairlawn : Kevin Weakley, Worth ington Christian. GIRLS · NORl'lt Jessica Moore, YotJngs . 'Boardman ; Bayley Nosal, Chagrin Falls Kenston ; Kate Verhoff, Elyria ; Aache"l Green :· Canal Fulton NW; Natali!'! Miller, Dover; Leah _Mottalaw, Mansfield Mad ison; Miki McCoy, Sylvania Norttwiew ; She ll y Ottawa-Glandorf; Jessica Bellman, Minnfield, To l. Cent . Cath.: Marhae Dotson , Cols. Mifflin. Coaches: Dennis Hoops, Cana] fu lto n NW: Sue Wolf. Fremont Ross. SOUTH 446.54·· • • • ·--~-- Meg Clelland picked up multipl e wins for. the runnerBrad Sherman/photo up Lady Marauders, winning the 100 ( 14.2) and 200-meter Eastern senior Ed Beatty, above, strides toward lite finish line · (29.7) das hes. Casey Smith during Tuesday's 300-meter intermediate hurdle race at River Valley. Beatty f1ni shed in a first place tie with the Raiders' Please see Jackson, 86 Brodie Gill. Eagles ·quell·South Gallia, 16-1 BY BRAD SHERMAN bsherman@ mydailyregister.oom MERCERVILLE Eastern exploded for I 0 runs iri the third inning, t Southern downs Buckeyes h e n tacked on .six more during a I 6 - I thrashing of · South Galli a Tuesday in a five' n n1n g baseball game .. l o e I Lynch and Bv ScoTT WoLFE Sports ~orrespondent LU...U-l.C""-'-'-.U Te r r y D u r s t combined on a onehitter for Eastern , w i I h· Lynch ea r ni n g .Amsbary the pitching decision. The win was th,e second straight for Eastern and third in four chances. Bernie Fulks took the' loss fur the Rebels, who fell to i ' l. Ken Amsb!ll)' was 2-for2, including a bases-clearing triple · in the pivotal third, with five runs batted in to pace the Eagle offense. Matt Morris added a double, single and three RB!s while Ryan Smith also logged multiple hits. Terry Durst and Cody Gerlach had a hit each. Please see Quell, B& . lan McNemBr/photo Eastern's Terry D.urst delivers a pitch to the plate during Tuesday's 16-1 victory over South Gallia . Durst, who worked· in rel1ef of Joel Lynch, combined to allow one hit. RACINE- Oh, how sweet the taste· of. victory is! The Southern Tornadoes rode that theme into their post game victory c'elebration after the talented defeating Nelsonville-York Buckeyes 4-3 in eight innings Ttiesday night at Star Mill Park. Southern ( 1-3, 1-J) brought home the first win of the year for Sophomore starter Patrick Johnson who went the distance for the win, and also proc!_uced the game-winning , . RBI. Often starting four fresh· men . and three sophomores, Southern is right in the mid· die of a youth mpvement, but each game Southern has improved. Averaging six errors a game, Southern only made three .errors in playing great · defense the last three innings to support Johnson for the win. Coach Ryan Lemley said, " "Pat pitched a great game tonight. Nelsonville threat: ened and the pressure was ott ·'Please see Downs, B6 DIVISIONS I & II Game time 1:45 p.m. ARE .~ ~- P.m. SOUTH t,r for " ·--·--- NORTH Dan Scarpeni . Sebring McKinley; Ao11 Hollis, Cle . VASJ ; .Jared Herron, Elyria Open Door; Steve SlJmmers, Doylestown Chippewa : Kody Babcock, W. Lafayette . Ridgewood; Erik Marschall. New London: Tyler Rosenbeirger, Elmore Woodme re: Kurll!i Brown. CO'htlnental; TreVor Scott, Loudon~Uie; Jake Fl!nning , Dai'lblJry. . Coaches: Tony Mass. Tiffin Calvert: Mark Schll~bach, LolJdonville . in with your taxes and walk out (8) SoUthern at Alexander Toornament (OH), t' p.m. SOulh Gallla at Green (OH), noon DIVISIONS Ill & IV t.t JJ&R Blrlck, you can captured first (48. 5). Steven Call had the top lini shes for the Rebels. He was lhird in the 400 meters (59.6) and fourth in the 800 (2:25. 9). ' On the girls side, Jackson edged Meigs by a slim twopoint margin · 114- 11 2. Di stance runn ers helped make the di fference fo r the as ' Tristen lronladies, Emmert (800. t6UU meters) and Bri'ttany Chri stian (400, 3200) each picked up a pair of wins. After Meigs. E;astcrn took third followed oy River Valley (33) and South Galli a .PREP BASEBALL . 9 The University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Comm~nity College 'Redmen Soccer team will play the Ohio' State University Buckeyes on April I Oth , 2005 at 3:OOpm. The ·game will take place on. the Evan E. Davis soccer field on the University of Rio Grande Campus. Come share in the excitement as the NA!A meets·the NCAA here at Rio Grande. Instant Money. Nobody gets you more money faster. (2: 15.91 rmd the high jump (5-9). Jeremy Wolfe won the 1600 . meter-run. and Brodie Gill tied for first in the 300CHESHIRE . -. Jac k>o n meter hurdles for the only used strun g performances in oth er Raider \vins. relay and (oeld events to cap- River Valley fini shed secture the boys title , then out- ond in all the relay events it distanced ihe Meigs girls. in . swee ping at River Valley's ran . Eastern's Ross Holter and track and field meet Tuesday. Darren Scarbrough helped The lronmen amassed 137 musde Eastern to third place points. 32 better than runnerup and host River Vall ey. in the boys division . Holter Eastern (67 ) fini shed a di s- iva, first in the discus '( 133.. tant third ,. followed by Mei gs 8) and second in the shot put 144-3), while Scarbrough (30) and South Gallia (·17). Jackson won seven of the . won the shot (45-0) and tin16 events, and. was particu- ished behind his teammate in larly strong in relays. where the discus ( 129-1). Ed Beatty it won three of t~e four picked up two wins for the events. The team al so Eagles. winning the 110claimed the top fpur spots in rneter hurdles ( 18.2) and tied the long jump, and won the for first in the 300 (46.6). 3200 meters, and 200 and Bninden Fisher had one of 400-meter dashe s. two wins for Meigs, taking For River Valley, Chri s the I 00 meters (1 2. I), while Lester won the 800 meters the 4x I00 meter team also Baoebell 24.65 NSC- 36.70 68.21 Sa~beff' Alexander at Meigs, 5 p:m. Eastern at Southern, 5 p.m. • ltd. - 43.93 34.36 45.01 ., Alexander at Metgs, 5 p.m. Eastern at Southern, 5 p.m River Valley' at Coal Grove, 5 p.m. ' Jackson wins Raider Invitational BY . BRAD SHERMAN bsherman @ mydailyregister.cbm Southern at fllverValley, 5 p.m. SOIII>all Alexandef" at Eas1em, 5 p.m. 1 '• --~- y Baseball Thursday'• game. · ,Bueball AleKander at Eastern, 5 p.m. . South Galli& at Ironton St. Joseph, 5 p.m. ; Wednesday; April6 Overnight (1·6 a.m.) Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) · A cloudy overnight. Light ·It shou~ be a. cloudy mom- rain is forecasted. The rainfall ing. Tem ratures will rise to 70 should begin around I:OOam. with toda 's low of 53 occur- The· rainfall will finish around ring around 6:00am. Winds will 3:00am with total accumulabe IOMPHfromthesouthtum- tions for this event near 0.05 ing from the southwesi as .the inches. Temperatures \Viii hold' steady around 62. Winds will ·morning progresses. Afternoon (J-6p.m.) be5 to IOMPH from the south. Temperatures will stay Thursday, April? Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) near 75 with today 's high of 77 occurring around 4:00pm , It looks like a cloudy morn- · Skies will be partly cloudy ing . It will be dry, except for a )llith 5to I0 MPH winds from sprinkle or two. Temperatures the southwest turning froll), will drop from 62 early this the south as the afternoon morning to 62 by 8:00am then progresses. increase back up to 68 late Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) . morning. Winds will be Sto I 0 There is a slight chance .of MPH from the south. Afternoon (J-6p.m.) rain . Temperatures · will drop from 7 3 earty !his It will continue to be cloudy. evening to 64 by 8:00pm You will see moderate rain. The then climb back up to 661ate. rain should start by 3:00pm. The evening. Skies will range rainshouldreach0.16inchesby from partly . cloudy to this afternoon. Temperatures cloudy with 5 to 10 MPH willlingerat69.Windswillbe5 winds from the south turn- MPH from the south turning ing from the southwest as from the southeast as the afterthe evening progresses. noon progresses. "An investigation is under- .' Today'a games Waterford vs Meigs, 5 p.m. Eastern at Nelsonville-York. 5 p.m. · SOuthern at Alexal)der, 5 p.m. GaUl& Academy at Logan, 5 p.m. South Ga!Ha at Point Pleasant. 6 p.m. South Point at River Valley. 5 p.m. Softball Waterford vs Meigs, 5 p.m. . Eastern at Nelsonville-York, 5 p.m. Southern at Alexander, 5 p.m. LOgan at Gallia Acadelli')', 5 p:m. South Point at River Valley, s·p.m. ACI . AEP . Akzo Ashland AP.Photo PREP TRACK AND FIELD PREP SCHEDULE , , Local Stocks complete our inspections - .the problems? I think l heard renee of · the same breakalmost 2,000 hours we are ' a work in progress. Do you downs. investing in your plant." have ·a plan.? Clearly you have : "We recognize the need for When the inspectors wrap one. But is it a good one? That performance improvement," up at the end of May, the is the work that is going to said' Rich "1\nderson, the agency will either I issue an take time. Are you on the right FirstEnergy' vice eresident in order to FirstEnergy · to track? It's too early to tell.'' charge of Perry. 'We recog- . change Perry' s course within Merschoff said NRC offi- nized it early in 2004 and put a certain number of months or cials will meet next month to action in place, fundamentals ask the company to agree to decide whether to shift more in place. We are not yet satisdo so in a "confirmatory let· inspectors to the region to fied." ter." said Merschoff. probe even deeper into Anderson told the comm1sIf not, the NRC will consid- Perry's problems. sion that safety remains the er more aggressive action, The 2,000 hours of special plant's top priority. including a possible shut- inspections now nearly comFirstEnergy, the nation's doy;n but more likely addi- plete have looked at how fourth-largest ipvestor-owned · tiona! oversight. Perry'sworkers and managers utility, has 16 power p!ants Perry has suffered from a solve equipment problems, and provides service in New string of relatively minor mis-· .whether their analyses are Jersey, Ohio and · steps that it has struggled to · sufficient to prevent . recur- Pennsylvania. . correct. . An aQtomatic shutdown occurred in late December The Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center when an electrical problem slowed the !low of cooling Preschool regi~tration for the water. Two weeks later, the _ Confidential · 2005-2006 school year wit·be held plant was shut down when hospital records MONDAY, APRIL 18,2005 . one of two pu,mps that recircoolant failed. · at Bradbury Learning Center. swept ~way in wind culate "Here is what I heard," Appointments are.necessary, BY THOMAS J. SHEERAN Merschoff said after. Perry ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER To schedule an contact Betsy at managers concluded a · .onehou'r presentation. CLEVELAND - Patient "Do you really understand confidentiality was blowing in the wind Tuesday. About 3,000 highly detailed patient hospital statements blew across busy ' downtown streets and side~alks after a box fell off a delivery truck. the Cleveland Clinic said. · war to determine how this inctdent occurred," said Eileen Sheil, a spokeswoman for the research hospital. . "We are currently identifying which patient records were impacted and will be contacting those patients directly." She sa1d the clinic was determined to contacl all ' · patients • on affected· Wednesday. The records were from two members of the Cleveland Clini c HosE'taJ. System, Lakewood and arymount hos ital s. · E"l~cutiv.es in ~usiness suits and uniformed Cleveland Clinic securi ty officers crisscro:;,;ed the area, piclt:ing · up papers as motorists alread y s l o~ed to a crawl by road construction watched and honked. ' Bl J'he Daily Sentinel INSIDE 2005 --·~--,.~--- ·----.-- Shawna Lo lliS , Spring. S.: Stephanie Foster, Cots. Brookhaven ; Jenna Sc;hone, · Pickerington N.; Tricia Smith, Dresden Tr i· Va lley : Karl Jamea, Gallipolis Gallla; Dennale Speakman , Chill,icothe Unioto; A isha .., Jefferson, Day. Chamin ade· Jul ienne; Brilney Brook s, Ha rrison ; Jessic.a Slack , Thornville Sheridan; Cydnei Stoudt, Pickerington N. Coache s: DolJg Fisher, Thornv ille , Sheridan; Mark Kling, Cin . McAlJiey. OIV:tSIONS Ill & IV ~ Game tlma noon N'OATH · Amanda Nero, Lowellville; J ennifer Kershner, lndepenC!ence; Brlttna)l Skolnick!. Lorain Clearview; Chetse)l Jones, Jeromesville Hillsdale: Lana Hochstetler, Bertin Hiland: Gretchen Polinsk i, Mansfield St. Peter's; Kelly Wegner. Bloomdale Elmwood; Megan Kleman . Ottoville ; Becky Bagione, Fremont St. Joseph: Katie Kovacs. Elyria Cath. 'teache s: Gary Geller, Frem ont St. Joseph; Chris RlJrnp, Mill er City. SOUTH , / · Danletle Denlinger, ·eass!Own Miami E., lindsey R ooney, ·.. Milford Cent er Fairbanks; Rachel Bennett , Me ri on , Pleasant; Jessica McKen zie, Z8nesville W. Musklngum; Karen Diehl, Chillicothe Zane Trac e; Magan Frazee, Xenia Christian; Wh itn·ey DUbb s, Ctll . Hills Chrlslian Academy; LatJ ren Flower&. Marion Cath .; Lauren Rivers, Worthington Christian. Coaches; Michael Blatnik.. Sl. Clairsville : Greg Gooding , Jackson Center. Redmen finish fifth, Lady 'Does' pound Nelsonville. Redwomen eighth at Ohio University _ 11.43 in the 100 and 23.08 in the 200. Brown was narrowly Special to the Sentinel beaten uy Ohio's Chip Cox in · the I00-meters (11.39). ATHENS -· The University Senior 1\ilatt Boyles also of Rio Grande men's and registered a ruimer-up tinish women's track and field in the 5,000-meter run. squads produced some strong Boyles was nudged by Austin performances on Saturday at Schiele of Ohio. Boyles' the Ohio Invitational. The ·time . was 15:01.29 and Redmen finished 5tj;l (out of Schiele clocked in at nine teams) with 57. points d ' and hth 14:59.63' th e Redwomen cIatme etg Freshman Bryan Workman (out of II teams), scoring 37 points. scored seven ,P?ints for the Freshman Josh Perry had Redmen, fimshmg · fourth another outstanding meet pro- (I :03.69) in the 400-meter • ducing ftrst and thiid plaoe tin" hurdles and seventh ( 18. 72) in ishes in the 200:-meter and the 110-meter hurdles. Senior 100-meter dashes respectively. Brian Mitchell was fifth in the Perry outdistanced the field m 110-hurdles with. a time of the 200 with a time of 22. 10. 17.44. . . · He was third in the 100 Junior Brad Gilcte~s also (II .48). For his effons, Perry . claimed a top-five fmish ; tin" accumulated 16 points for the ishing 5th in the 800-meter Redmen. - · run. Gilders time was Sophomore Brandon Brown 2:04.40. Sophomore Gastin came awa)' with a couple of Green was seventh in the disrunner·up tinishes in the 100 Please see Rio, B6 and 200. Brown timed out at BY MARK WILLIAMS Bv_ScoTT WOLFE· Sports correspondent RACINE - ·.Behind a 13run fourth mnmg, the Southern Lady Tornadoes (2-2, 2-2) defeated the vi sitin g Nel sonville- York Buckeyes 16-2 Tuesday' during a mercy-rule finish in inter-divi sional softball action at Star Mill Park, Southern hurler BrooR~ Kiser (2-2) picked up . her second win of the year with a two-strike out, one walk performance, Erin Brady and Courtney Kenni son combined ·in suffering the loss ' with three strikeouts and thirteen walks fur Nel sonville· York. . Southern scored two Tuns in the first inning when Linda Eddy Jed off wllh a walk a11d .Brooke Ki ser walked. A run scored on a two bas,e error on Joanne Pickens hard hit- ball. then aq · overthrow at third allowed Kiser to come home with the game 's second run, 2-0. I. Southern pJate.d a...£i!lgle run in the third inning as Ki ser handled the Buckeyes over the first three innings without a run. In the third inning, Ki ser .singled and scored on an RSI double by fre shman Whitney Riffle, 3-0 Southern . In the· fourth inning , Southern's patience and timely hitting broke open the game. Bethany Riffle led off with a walk , Jordan Neigler walked then Brady struck out the next batter. Linda Eddy had an RBI single down the thi~d base line, then Ki ser walked to load the bases. Whitney Riffle, Joanne Pickens, Ashley Roush, and· Nicki Tucker each had RBI bases loaded walks. Then Bethany Rittl e had a two-run single before Jordan Nei gler and Ashley Robie each walked to again load the bases. · Nikki Riftle brought home _ a run on an error at third, then after a second strike out , Lindsey Burrows had a two-run single to push the score to 16-1 . Nelsonville-York score4 sing.le run s in the fourth and fifth mnmgs making · the score l(i-2. · · Southern hitters were Linda Eddy, Brooke Kiser, Lindsey Burrows, Joanne l>ickens. Nicki Tucker, and Bethan y Riffle, while Whitney Riftle had a double: Nelsonville hitters were Southern transfer Allie Rees. Sara Hu ston. 'Sara ·" Higgin s, Stevie Mitchell, and Sam Spencer. Southern goes to Alexande' Wednesday for .another inter-divisional Tri _Yalley Conference game. Southern 16, Nataorw1U..Yorll2 (5 Innings) Nels- Yo rk 000 11 ·2 53 · Soulhern 2 0 ~ ( 13) • 16 7 3 WP· Br ooke Kiser and Bonnie Allen, Ashley Robie 5th LP·Erin Brady, Courtney Kennison 4tt1 and Stevie Mllch ell . �Page 82 • The Datly Sentinel Wednesday, April 6, www .mydailysentinel.com NATJONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC I ATION 2005 Wednesd~y, April 6, 2005 • www.mydailysent1nel.com The Datly Sentinel • Page 83 - laegister ' Nets ,cut down Cleveland, 111-80 CLEVELAND tAP) Vtnce C ~rter md the Ne\\ Jct sey Neh ate not lookmg b tck ,,, the) keep g unmg on te.tms <the<td o\ them C.utet scoied 27 pomts and the Nets wntmued thetr"push tot .t pl<i)Otl berth wtt h a Il l HO rou t ol the C leveland C.1vahers on ,Tuc sday mght It w 1s JUst ,, grea! eftort \rom everybod) Carter s,ud alter shoottng \ \-tor 18 to help the Nets bounce back t10m " one poult loss to Orlando on Sdturday · You \ e JOl to put the p.1st behmd )OU All \\e can dots look tomard .tnd handle the t.tsk L;eBton J.unes scored 24 po111h but could not keep Cle\e\,mu tromtt s etghth loss 111 12 g.1mes , Alter the g.tme there w,Js a bro.Idcas! teport th,ll general m.magc r Jtm P.txson soon woul d be tued I don t th ink tt m.1kes sense to comment on the tru th or tnaccuracy ol rumors re lat ed to key postttons 111 our otgamzall on C tval ters o" ner D,m Gdbert responded Cleveland Cavalters Anderson VareJaO left from Braztl and 111 a statement rele<tsed by the Nenad Krsttc from Serbta Montenegro battle for a rebou nd 111 te<Im Before that James \\as the third quarter Tuesday tn Cleveland Krsttc had 18 pomts for obv tou sly upset wuh the Nets 111 80 wm Cavs owner won't comment on Paxson CLEVELAND (AP) Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gtlbert wouldn t comment on genera l manage r Jtm Paxso n s JOb security followmg !he team s worst home loss 111 three ye.trs I do n t thmk II makes se nse to comment on the truth or maccuracy of rumors related to ke) poSt twns tn our orgamzatt on Gilbert sa td 111 a statement. released by the team A report publtsbed on ESPN com quoted unn amed so urces as sa) tng Paxson would be ftred wtthm 48 hours ol Tuesday mght s 110 80 defe.t! by the New Jersey Nets GtlbeFI founder of Qu1cken Loans he ads a pnnctp.tl ownershtp gro up that took co ntrol of the tea m M.1rch I The Cava lters !tred coach Paul Stlas th ree "eeks later toward the start ot a 4 8 sltde that has dropped them to seve nth place tn the E.tst LeBron Jam es was obvt ously upset w1th the team's worst lo ss tn Cleveland smce a 35 potnt blowout by New York on March 20, 2001 There s no tea son v.e should be losmg hke tht s on Jamesou r ho me court satd aft er Cleveland fell to 27-11 at home tht s season Th Cle\ddnd s WOISI home loss t.1dlll~ Cle\eland (18-35) "nee t 15 pomt blowout b) Tiu! Cavaliers dropped tll Ne\\ York on March 20 200\ seve nth one g,tme behtnd Th ete s no te.tson we lndt,tn.l \\htch \\ On ,11 Ne\\ shou ld be lostng ltke tht s on York Clevel,tnd VtSlls the our home coutl J,unes satd Pacers on Weo\ne sd,ly ntght alter Cleveland dropped n - and could be wtthout cen II at home thts se<tson lei ZydtUIMS \l g,tusk.IS Ncnad Krsttc cored \ 8 ll ga uskas dtd not return potnts whtlc Jaso n Ktdd had atter 'lnJunng ht s nght nng 13 pomts and 12 asststs lor finger wtth 7 03 to pl.t) 111 the the Nets who made a season- th trd quarter ht gh \3 1-potnters ;ind won He II be held back and tor the mn th ttm e m 12 ha>e hts linger X-r.t)Cd g.unes The Nets shot 57 per Cavaliers coach Brendan cent Irom the tloo r O\era\1 Malone satd If he s good We shot the ball we ll not enough he wt ll fly 111 tomm on ly tram the 3 pmnt \me but row to lndtana fro m e\ ery\\ here C 1rter ]dmes wasn r.ts sure s.ttd It doesn't look too we ll lor New Jersey (36 39) mO\ed Z he satd ' It s gomg to be wllhtn one game of Iough now Pht\,tdelpht a tor the etghth James fm ally got a rest alter spotm the East The Nets also pia) mg 278 of ,1 posstble 289 .tre b.tttling Or\,mdo lOt a mu1utes over a 10 ga me span berth ,md must ltmsh ahe,\d of - mcludm g tv.o that went to !he Magtc. v.ho hold the edge overtune He came out wllh 111 the ttebreaker b) Wmmng e tght mtnutes to pia) .tnd three ot tour from New JC(SC) Ne\\ Jersey leadtn g 92 7 1 th ts season New Jersey shot 13 to r 23 We ve alwa)s telt posl!tve on 1 pomters Stx Nels made that tt we can put 1 ntce streak 3s mcludtng Jason Collin s toget het we can m.1ke the who banked tn <In oft-balance pl<tvolfs' Kidd s,11d -+lot \\Ith the shot clock about The Net s thtrd "tn m fo ur to exptre for il)s fu st ot the games agamst the Cavaliers season - puttmg the Nets gave them the tiebreaker over ahead ~2 59 t1 s "h~n 'llll knc\\ u nl tho~~ ntght.., s~ud \\ d'- U!ll' C.l\ tl '' '' lon' 11u Ore\\ Goudcn I pi !led Jl) mmutes and dtdn t "et ' tehound so you knm\ the b.tl l \\ ,,, gomg thtou gh the hoop I sutc kep t mboundmg 11 though Gooden s<.:orce 16 potnts on 8 lot I I shoottng but left wuh <1 sptatned lett shoulder wt th I ~7 to pit) 111 the !htrd qu<trtet , It huns a lot but I m pia) tng m lndtan.t he s<ttli It's a long season ,md I \ e h.1d all sorts ot u1JUfles some ,1 lot worse th •n tht s Gqoden htt hts tmt lt\e shots but ~ot Ius thud toul .md wem to the bench wtlh 3 I I lett 111 !he lt rstquarter New Jersc) promptl y we nt on ,m 18 -+run to t.tkc .t 34 2~ le.tcl J,unes then hll ft 1-pomter blocked 1shot ll the othet end ,md m<tde <Inothet :l 111 '' span ot 40 seconds to llldk e tt 34 3\ Cu tet qutckly co untered b) m.tkmg two ol loUt conseCLI ttve 3-potntets by the Ne ts v.ho shot (i tor 9 1rom beyond the " c 111 the qu,lfter !o take a ~8 40 lead "' halttune Garden fans salute Miller in his NY finale BY CONNOR ENNIS Assoctaled Press NEW YORK - He had b10ken thetr heart s man} ttmes drawn thetr tre e\ en mote Yet, when all "''" satd and done, the Kmcks fans at Madtson Square Garden chanted the name of Re~g t e Mtller s.tlutlng the lndtana Pacers player who had been one of the arena s greatest vlSltors 'I ve had some of my bet ter moments agams! th1s team 111 thts bmldmg." smd Mtller who plans to rettre alter the season ' A lot of thmgs have been satd both ways - rne to them and them to me I really lelt the respect and the love !rom the New Yorkers ' Mtller's play m Indtana's 97 79 wm over New York on Tuesday mght wasn't very remmtscc nt ol some ot hts best performances 111 !he Garden He shot JUSt 3 ot 15 from the tloor and ltm shed wuh I0 pmnts Still, the crowd - mcludmg film dtrector Sptke Lee - saluted Miller chantmg ' Reg-gte Reg g tc tn the game s fi nat moments The re sponse to Reggte was great,' satd Stephen Jackson who celebrated hts 27th btrthday by leadmg the Pacers wtth 33 pomts He s had a lot of btg games here m this arena, he s done a lot for basketball 111 thts arena and I thmk !he applause and everythmg was defimtely what he desen ed ' When the game ended, Mtller ratsed ht s hand to a~:knbwledge the crowd, walked across the court and embraced Lee the dte hard Kntcks faus wltu \t,tli watched the game t rom hts usual courtstde seat The \,ms roared the1r approval A lot of thmgs have been satd between Sp1ke and myself, but out of anyone 111 tillS blllltlmg that I ,have so much respect for 11 s Sptke Mtller satd The often contentiOu s tela!tonshtp between Mtller and Lee goes back more than a decade In the Eastern Con lerence finals m 1994 Mtller scored 25 of hts 39 pomt s m the fo urth quarter - trad mg vet bal barbs wtth Lee along the way - to lead the Pacers to a 93 86 wm and Ior,;e a sev enth game whtch the Kmcks won ' Sptke drove Reggte to real hetgftts of greatness " lndtana coach Rtck Carlisle satd · It was cuul tu get thme guys together But Knt cks la ns know Mtller hurt theu tc<lm on more than one occ.tston In 199 ~ Mtller scot ed e tght pomts 111 8 9 seconds 1n the fuM I moments ul .t I 07 I05 wm 111 Game I ot the E<tstern Conference senult nals at the G.trden Mtller s o utburst u1dudeu '" n 1 potnters a ste,tl "tebound md two lt ee tht ows Th<lt pcrtorm,mcc sol tdtfied Mtller s status as one ot !he NBA s best clutch players - and 11 was JUst one ot se~ e r<~ l excell ent games he had aga111st the Ktucks under playoll presswe That s why Mtller knows not everyone 111 the Garden was tootm g tor htm eve n when the tans were c h,mun g ht s name For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! The VIllage of Middleport wtll be accepting bids for Properfy and Llablltty Insurance tor the mumcipahty of Middleport Seated bids should be Into the Mayors offtce by April 11, 2005 (4) 5, 6. 7 8 Public Nottce PUBLIC NOTICE SHERIFF SALE Case Number 04CV146 HomEq Servtcmg Corporation Plaintiff vs Floyd H Cleland, et at Defendants Court of Common Pleas Meogs County Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from satd court In the above entitled action I will expose 10 sale at public auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse on Friday, May 6th, 2005 at 10 00 am of said day the following described real estate SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF MEIGS VILLAGE OF RUT LAND. STATE OF OHIO AND BEING IN SECTION NO 8 TOWN 6 RANGE 14 OF THE OHIO COM· PANY S PURCHASE BEGINNING ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE ROAD IN THE LINE OF A LOT FORMERLY OWNED BY MINTA COLLINS, THENCE NORTH 261/2 DEGREES WEST 178 FEET THENCE NORTH 63112 DEGREES EAST 142 FEET THENCE SOU\ H 13112 DEGREES WEST 229 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 291100 ACRES MORE OR LESS SAVE AND EXCEPT THE FOL LOWING BEING IN S!OCTION 8 TOWN 6 RANGE 14 BEGIN· NING ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE ROAD ON THE LINE OF THE 1ST FORMERLY OWNED BY MINTA COLLINS THENCE NORTH 26112 • DEGREES WEST 115 FEET THENCE NORTH 60 DEGREES EAST 961/2 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 131/2 DEGREES WEST 154 FEET TO ;THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, CON· TAINING 12/100 ACRES MORE OR LESS PROPERTY ADDRESS 554 Matn Street Rutland, Ohto 45775 PROPERTY OWNER Floyd H Cleland PRIOR DEED REFER ENCE Volume 186 Page 617 PP* 1 2 00048 000 Appratsed at 540 000 Terms of Sale Cannot be sold for less than 213rds of the appra•sed value 10% down on day of sale, eash or certlfted check balance due on conf1rmat1on of sale Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sheriff Anorney for Plaintiff Relnmer & Lorber PO Box 968 Twinsburg, OH 44087 (330) 425-4201 (3)30 (4) 6 & 13 3T Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Shertff s Sale Real Estate Case Number 04CV016 ABN AMRO Mortgage Group Platnttff VS Clifford Thomas Ill et at, Defendants Court of Common Pleas Meogs County, Ohto In pursuance of an Order of Sale to me directed from said Court '" the above entitled act1on I will expose to sale at public auctton on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse on Friday May 6 2005 at 1000 am of said day the lollowtng described real estate The land referred to In thiS poliCY IS Sll· uated tn the STATE OF OHIO COUNTY OF MEIGS CITY OF POMEROY and described as follows Situate In Chester Townshtp Metgs County, State of Ohio and bemg 1n Section 5, Town 2 North, and Range 13 West of the OHIO COMPANY S PURCHASE and being described as follows THE POINT OF BEGINNING being located as follows COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of the West one·half of Section 5 THENCE South 00 degrees 00 minutes 18 seconds East along the East half section line of the West one·half of Section 5, 412 5 feet (25 rods) to tn Iron pin THENCE South 82 degrees 15 minutes West, 96 4 feet to tn Iron p1n THENCE South 58 degrees 01 monutes 30 seconds West 260 6 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING contain· tng 1 04 acres, more or less Current Owner Clifford & Michelle Thomas Property at 43219 Frank Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PP# 03-00400 Prior Deed Reference Volume 143 Page 473 at Appratsed 000 Township of Rutland Metgs County. Ohio BEGINNING at a point in the centerline of Route 124 said point IS where the center hne of Com Hollow Road Intersects with Route 124 thence with the cenlerllne of Route 124, S 50 Dog 33 E , 153.97 feet to a point at the center of a bridge, thence N 37 Deg 11 32 E 2491 feet to the true point of beginning satd poont Is also In the northerly right of way line of Route 124 thence lea~lng said right of way and along a severance line through the prop· erty of Douglas Terms of Sale set, Chapman, D B 309, Cannot be sold for THENCE North 89 less than 2/3rds of Pg 395 (lour calls) degrees, 59 minutes the appraised value and following the 42 seconds West 10% down on day of centerline of a small 2 262 2 feet to an Iron sale, cash or certified creek for (two calls), t1t wh1ch said 1ron check balance on N 2 Deg 25 13 E, pin os South 99 confirmation of 'Sale 94 17 feet, N 35 dog degrees 59 mmutes Robert E Beegle 20' 37 E 60 51 feet 42 seconds East to a point, thence Meigs County Shertff 31 20 feet from the Attorney for the leaving said creek S center of MEIGS Pla1nt1H 54 Deg 08 43 E Lerner COUNTY ROAD NO Sampson & Rothfuss 313 52 feet passing 26 PO Box 5480, an tron pon at 20 00 THENCE from the Clnconnatt OH 45201 feet to an Iron ptn s satd tron ptn South 15 5480 41 Dog 28 39 W, degrees 55 m1nutes 120 East Fourth 164 01 feet to an Iron 42 seconds East Street 8th Floor pin In the Northerly 54 03 feet CIRCIRnati, OhiO fight of way line- of THENCE South 20 45202-4007 Route 1124 thence degrees 29 minutes (513) 241·3100 along said right of East 97 95 feet way line N 48 Deg 13)30. (4) 6,13 THENCE South 24 31 21 W, 246 21 teet degrees, 08 minutes Public Nottce to the point of BEQIN Fast, 87 86 feel NING and contalmng THENCE South 28 Sheriff s Sate of Real 1 00 Acres more or degrees, 38 minutes Estate tess Fast 87 51 feet State of Ohio For last source of THENCE South 33 Meigs County Tttle See D B 324 Pg degrees 58 minutes Mid Stale Trust, IV 597 of the Meigs East 92 9 teet Platnbff County Ohto THENCE South 36 vs Records of Deeds degrees, 58 minutes Mary J Hawk Parcel No 1 East, 324 75 feet to Defendants ' 00025 001 the PLACE OF Case Number CURRENT OWNER BEGINNING of this 03CV1 02 Mary J H-k et at lot said PLACE OF Court of Common Property at N Stde BEGINNING being • Pleas Meigs County l<t SR 124, RuUand Ohto marked by an Iron Ohio PPI 11.00025 001 pon In pursuance of an Pnor Deed THENCE South 36 order or sale to me References Volume degrees 58 mtnutes duech!d from said 347, Page 597 East, 135 feet to an court m the above Appraised at iron p1n entitled action, I will $20,000 00 Terms of THENCE North 62 axpose to sata at Sele Cannot be sold degrees 04 m1nutes Pubhc Aucllon on the for teaa than 213tds of 17 seconds East front steps of the the apprataed value 287 13 feet to an tron Meigs County Court 10% down on day of pon House on Friday, May sale, cash or certified THENCE North 8 13 2005 at 10 00 a m , check balance due degrees 22 mmutes of said day the fol on confirmation of 55 seconds West towtng described real sale 125 9 feet to an Iron estate Robert E Beegle pon Situate tn the Meigs County Sheriff $75 Attorney for the Plaintiff Mark K McCown, Attn 311 Park Avenue Ironton, Ohio 45638 740-532-8744 (4) 6 13 20 Public Notice 19 5 feet and 155 55 feet for reference, thence North 22 deg 42 West 32 73 feet along the Southwesterly line of said 1 1 acre lot to the r <\NNotiNCL"\lliNTS rI KIT & CARLYLE W"''fFJ) m BU\ lwng ht@rc net ~-------_.1. Older used school Dand . Com Show OH KAN Co1n Club Sunday Apnl 10 2005 Hours 9am 4pm Holiday Inn AT 7 North Gat! polls Oh10 Trumpets Instruments Saxophones T ambones etc Older Nmtendo games Large ots only ~740)388 $692 Appalach1an T re s oak ng lor a Sa e Assoctate Send Resume to PO Box 327 P1 Peasant WV 25550 or Stop by our locatton @ 426 Vand St Pt Peas for a Appl catiOn I \II'! In \II ' I Needed lov ng and car ng foster parents Please con -.. tinut~ l~a:ci~T-•a~n-s~ho-n~•-'_o'-~-0-ul_h_,"' .li~10 . . . .WAA"ll:O . . . . .~ . . . .Hw• ~401985 4349 r GI\'LIII~I SHOP'S Free to good home Playful fema e Reg black Lab Aprox 1 yr old (740)4 46 2188 or (740)682 4t05 Mov1ng must g1veaway to a good home 18 month o d spayed female Rollwe ler and large mdoor cage (740)446 1503 r __ l n>rAND Fou~o Mystery Shoppers neede mmed1ately n your loca rea as seen on TV ake S fleXIble hours omplete t a n1ng Interne ccess equ ed Cal 800 17 3441 '"""-'~""""'""'""'""'1!1 100 Workers Needed Assemble crafts wood terns Mater als prov1ded To $480/wk Free ntormat1on pkg 24 hr 801 428 4849 Odyou lose a parol mens pants between Galhpol s & An Exce lent way to earn Cl pper MUs? (740) 446 money The New Avor 4648 Call Marlyn 304 882 2645 AVON! All Areas To Buy or Sell Sh rley Spea s 304 675 1429 Cll ISIIan heavy metal Duo needs drummet and bass player If you are a young Chnst an mus1c an and lOOk ng to JOin a band call (740) 441 12:16 ask Joseph ~10 VFW Tuppers Platns BLUE LIGHTING BAND Playtng Salurday Apnl 91h 8 00-11 00 Dnve 2 Bed room Re t Depos1t Ut ht es No Pets cal alter 6 OOpm (304)674 6 05 or (304)675 4874 BEST DRIVING JOB AVAILABLE Fam ly Onented Ca ner w1th Open Door Pphcy look ng fa OTR C ass A CDL dnvers With one year e~penence •start at 40 cpm all mtles r.,=-------, © 2005 H.-:u• on tuBuv ·-------,J ...1 Farm Equipment Farms for Rent Farms lor Sale For L.ease For Sale For Sate or Trade Fruits & Vegetables Furntshed Rooms General Hauling Giveaway Happy Ads .............................................., Hay & Grain Help Wanted Home Improvements Homes for Sete Household Goods Houses for Rent tn Memoriam Insurance lawn & Garden Equipment Livestock Lost and Found Lots & Acreage Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Merchandise Mobile Home Repatr Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile Homes for Sale Money to Loan Motorcyctea & 4 Wheelers Mu11cal Instruments Personals Pets for Sele Plumbing & Heating Professional Services Radio, TV & CB Repair Real Eshlte Wonted Schools Instruction Seed Plant & FertiliHr Slluations Wanted Space for Rent Sporting (Ooods suv~ for Sale Trueks for Sate Upholstery Vans For Sate Wonted to Buy Wonted to Buy· Form Supplies Wonted To Do Wonhld to Rent Yard SaJe. 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Proofsets Gold A ngs U S ton EOE Servtees X Aa~ Serv ces No Fee Unless We W n Currency M T S Cotn Shop 1 888 582 3345 151 Second Avenue Denta Servces Psycho log cal Consu ltal on ' Gam pots 740 446 2842 ltl \11"11\11 Permanent housekeepe r Servtees Reluse Serv1ces DIRECT TV Free 4 room needed Ravenswood Bed & Contract Per od to run July hookup Free HD B g Sc reen riO Mobile Home Park If Breakfast 25 hrs a week HOMFS 1 2005 to June 30 2006 TV 800 263 2640 Interested n Sell ng ca ll pa td vacatiOn must be non FOR SALE Fo lnlo r mat an and B d 80 smoker (304 )532 6293 (304)675 3423 Forms Please contacl Caro 2 slo•y 7 .oom house 4 Staats at 304 675 0860 ext bedroom 2 bath 2 porches 103 Mond ay Fr day 8 OOam Adult Care n your Home (1 closed n) deck 2!3 acre 4 OOpm 4x4 s For Sale ....................... .......................... 725 Any! me (304)675 6781 flat tot Heat pump Aver Announcement 030 Valley School 0 sir ct Local Plumbing and Hea t ng Anllques 530 Bulavtle P ke S69 500 Company m need of a Babys ttmg Very Apartments for Rent 440 Plumber wtlh am ntmuiTll of Reasonable Rates Ages 4 (740)367 7272 Auction and Flea Market 080 5 years expenence Sa ary and under Call Crystal 3 Be droom 1 Bath Auto Parts & Accessones 760 based on ex per ence (740)441 9654 or (740)590 Remolded Full Basement Auto Repair 770 Interested applicants please 2590 Appliances mcluded Autos for Se.te 710 send resume lo Plumber Outbu1ldtng & 24FT Pool Boats & Motors for Sate 750 PO Box 122 Jackson OH Georges Portable Sawmill 188 Park Dnv e (3 04)675 Building Supplies 550 45840 Business and Butldongs 340 - - - - - - - - don t haul your logs to the 7460 m II JUSt ca 1304 675 1957 Business Opportunity 210 3BO 1 t/2 bath Cape Cod Loo~lng lor Business Training 140 C ty waterlsewe full base 8JOb? Campers & Motor Homes 790 Lawn care All types ment LRIDA overs zed 2 Camptng Equipment .. 780 Dependable el(per en cod ca garage Close to town Cards of Thanks • 010 Tak< a closer No JOb to small Ca I Many updates 1n last 5 yrs Chtld/Eiderty Care 190 Ca I lor mtormat on or (740)379 9297 Ka•a look at ElectflcaVRefngeratlon 840 appomtment (614)370 lnfoCt&IOnl Equipment for Rent 480 7657 r r RJ.~\t I BUY HOMES Need to sen your home qu ckty because of a d vorce bank LJptcy JOb transfer or death Don t le! the bank to ectose anct run your c edt Local person buys houses Fas t clos ngs Ail cash J m (740)992 6300 No calls atfer 9pm r of said 1 t acre tot, thence North 67 deg 55 East 139 22 feet along lhe northerly line of said 1 1 acre Sheriffs Sate Real Estate Case Number 04 CV 072 lot to a post thence Wells Fargo EMC North 2 deg 00 33' Mortgage Corp West 44 5 feet along a Plaintiff westerly line of a 1 1 acre lot to a post, vs Gary l!o Angela Jones thence North 2 deg Et al 00 33 West 44 5 feet Defendants along a westerly line Courl of Common of a 1 1 acre lot sur veyed Aprtl 1975 by Pleas Meigs County Ohio • H Hysell, R S No In pursuance of an 2274 to an tron rod, Order of Sate to me thence North 88 dog directed from sa1d 29 06 West 405 69 Court In the above feet tq. the center of entitled action, I will Township Road T 176 expose to sate at (Nichols Road) cross· public auction on the ong Iron rods set at front steps of the 202 89 feet and Meigs County Court 387 99 feet for refer House on Friday, May once thence South 1 13, 2005 at 10 am of Deg 30 54" West 130 satd day the follow· feet along the center tng described real of Townshop Road T· estate 176 (Ntchols RoSd) to Legal Descrlptton the poinl of begin S ltuated m the nlng contalmng Rutland Township 1 053 acre more or Meigs County, State tess excepting all of Ohio and betng tn legal rtghts of way Seei!On 12 Town 5 Current Owner Gary North, Range 14 West & Angela Jones of the Ohoo Property at 30486 Company s Purchase Nicholas Road and being described Middleport, Ohio as follows 45760 Beginning at point PPt 11-00129 Deed West about 1830 feet Prior Reference Volume and north about 2360 feet and North 1 deg 99 Page 309 30 54 East 473 78 Appraised at feet from the $25 00000 • Southeast corner of Terms of Sale said Section 12, said Can~ot be sold for less than 213rds of point of beglnnong being In the center of the appraised value Township Road T·176 1O'Yo down on day of (Ntchols Road) and sate, cash or eert~ied being North 1 dag 30' check balance on 54 East 473 78 feet confirmation of sale from the Junction of Ralph E Trussell the Centerline of said Meigs County Sheriff Township Road T-176 Attorney for the (Nichols Road) and Plaintiff County Road C-3 Mantey Deas (Leading Creek Kochalsko Road) thenee South The Battleship 88 dag 29 06 East Building 294 27 feet to the 444 North Front St Westerly line of a 1 1 Columbus, OH 43215· acre lot as descrtbed 2242 In Meigs County 614·220-5611 Deed Records (4) 6 13 20 Volume 245 , page 75. crossing lrqn rods at \ '\'\01 '( I \11 ' I ' thla newsp.per.,. •vadable on M tqUIII opponunlty- u del bust ness w th ~ 'fOU know and HOT end money through th ail until you have nvest1 ated the oftenn No Oorftn Payment Poss1ble 1900 square ft house 3 bedroom 2 bath fu I basement new heat pump sets on 3 acres SA 7 Eastern SchOol D stnC1 (7 40}985 4321 ~~ NEA Inc Grandv1,ew Estates subdtv SOnJUStOffAt 160 3BA 1 3/4 baths emodeled k1tchen w Mayt:ag bu It ns fam ty oom w/bu t n bar utlty room wth washer/dryer updated w n dows and doors fe nced backyard $132 500 o~~ Down Shown by apppmt menl Ptclures at www orvb com code #4505 Call (740)446 8325 2BR house on Pax on Ad $350/mo plus ut It es & deposrt K tchen appl ances and washer/dryer p Ov1ded Hud ac2epted (740)446 2515 3 bedroom Condo with r ver v ew lull basement Gall po s Ferry S700 month Ca I (740)446 3481 Attention' Local company oflenng NO DOWN PAYMENT p1o g ams for you to buy your home nstead of renttng 100°o I nancmg Less tha n perfect cred t accepred M II Creek Road Gall polls Payment cou d be the Exce tent Cond ton & same as rent Local on Br ck Front Mortgage Locators w lhN nyl S d ng Storage (740)992 732t Bldg No Land Contracts Respons ble couple o rent After 5pm (304)675 5038 2BR home t m e from New 2 bedroom home on y Gall! pols off St AI 588 $172Jmonth Includes ale $400 a mar th S400 secur t') references de 111ery and set up 740 depos 1 •equi•ed (740)446·3413 385 99A8 f!D MOBILE HO\IES New 3" Bedroom Home only mR RJ.~r $1 98/monlh Includes ate !:WIve y aod set up 740 2 bedroom mobt le home m 385 9948 Mtddfeport al e ectnc S375/month + deposit No New 4 bedroom 2 bath ns1de pets (740)992 3194 home on ly $49 098 00 Incudes ale delivery and 2 bedroom mob le home set up 740 385 9948 town Call Close to (740)256 6574 No down payment posstble 3 bedroom 2 bath d nmg 2 bed oom alf electr c very room 1vtn g room wl ftre ntce 1n City no pets Phone place newly remodeled (740)446 t409 or (740)446 k1tchen attached 2 car 2003 garage 28x32 pole barn all appl ances mctuded approx 2 bed oom next to Wa Mart 6 acres $89 000 (740)742 CJa carport deposit & rel requ red ava I Apr I 16 7200 $450 mo (740)992 3961 wwworvbcom Home Listings L sl your home by calling (740)446 3620 Vtew pholos/info online RICE AEDUC E'DI Redwood Cape Cod ome 9 5 Acres 4 arage Above Ground Poo 81dwei OH locked Pond Code 914 ' Call (7 40)388 0410 bedroom 3 bath 4 5 eras 2 5 car ga age aakson OH $250 000 Firm Code 2255 or call 740)286 4750 Mouu .E HO\ res ffiRSAI.E -\~\KI'\It~J~ FI)K Rt\1 Pleasant Val ey Aparrme"'l A e f"\Ow JaK ng Appl cat ons tor 2BA 3BR & 4BR tal-en Appt cat ons a e Mondat h u F day I or-~ 900 AM 4 P f..-1 Ottce::. 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W D hook.ups Cannonsburg Ashland (740 )339 0362 (1 40)388 :~ ibehnd Mr Gamsl Lot tor sale ""1 X107 Beale 0017 .11.. ......(1606 """6"')!9;;;22;;,;. ·<71.;;85iii.....,.!! Land Clenden n D1striCI Lot 1155 accord ng to ta.;c deed Wll rlpoo l washer S100 Larry Edwards (740)742 Kenmore dryer S150 Gas 2535 Slove S50 17 401245 5946 apartment after 5pm EHO t s dtng 4 H P1gs for Sale Beg n farrow ng 1 20 05 an::! stll ta rowng Pu e o ed Yorks and crossbreds Please call (740)448 2002 o (740\541 49t a {740)541 74""0 Quarter horse• Palam no 3 yea s old very gen tle geld ng S650 Cal l740 )256 6824 Reg Pa nt and Reg Quarter horses A SQ Half nge 5 Cqi J (740)446 34 t3 Show p gs A ~ te Cross born Feb 22 S t 00 each (7 40)701 2897 740 663 421. Yearl ng Angus Bt.lfs MoStly e~tcsllant blood nes p ceo easonably Sate Rur Far-n Jac~ son (740 )2 86 5395 WV'!W staterunta m com A r 1000• Oa.leS ~7 00$10 00 & 515 00 mck up toaa or seM load gooa hav (740 698 27 65 Tobacco Ptarts lor sale Ca I 1740)4'fC ta<t3 "-nus t'OR SALE $500 Honda s Chevy~ Jeeps Ect Pol ci lmpoi.inds Cars from $500 'or I slings 800 39t 6227 EXT 3901 90 1969 Fo 0 XL Gala<y 3 automate power steerng and bakes AC nle o excellent Meehan cal e•cel 9nt body good Needs m nor repa r and pamt SJ 300 00 OBO (740)696 t.)73 {740)591 5888 ' �• 10 TNl'CK.~ 15 Anns «J 1988 Chevy Capnce· 4 aoor t!lt. cru1se . AJC . cassette ' Great cond1!10n. S 1.500 ·(74CI)24 5-5946 atmr som l\ J(YfORC\UL_'V' MOTOR Ho~lf:S 2004 Silverado 1500 . Z71 . 4WD. Loaded. strlt ur.der warranty. 29.000 mrles. ask· rng S26.000 (304)675-49 17. IO 2003 H .O. 883. $6,800; 1996 2001 Hornet Bu nkh ouse 32'. Honda 300 4x4, $2 500 ; , 2. e)(pando, sleeps 1.0 . 1986 BMW K1OOOAT, excelle nt condition . $16,800 . . (740)441 · 1501 . $2,500 (740)245-5741 . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING To place an ad Unconditional lifetim(J guarantee. Local references fu r· 1988 Otds Delta 88 Royal 5800 080 (740 )379-9374 2004 883 Harrey Davison. nish ed . Established 1975. 3800 m otor N1ce car Phone ask for Mrke Barley black. 4 700 miles. S7.500 2004 Sunsee ker 25 ft . Class Call 24 H rs. (740) 446· (740)446-094 1 (7401645-3230 C. mo to r home. loaded. 0879 Rogers Bas e ment 91 GMC 1 ton Step Van , 1994 Camara Red 3 4 liter a)urnrnum, d1esel 16 toot $45,000. (740)645·3230 Waterproo fing ?2 SOQ pnce neg . (740}388· ~argo lrrea M any new parts 2004 Harley Dav1dson , 200 Custom Spor tster. loaded, 8901. Very dependable $3 .900 $9.900 0 80 , 304-593-3542, OBO (740)379-22 18 -· Firm. " 1999 Ae(! Pon tiac GrandAM GT. 2 DA. V6-HO. PL. PW Sunroof Auto. (304)377-8266 ' lim'• Small £1Jglne Repall Complete small 773-5182 92 lnnsbruck Camper 35FT, Stored rnsrd e' Excellent 94 Harley Oavid!jon Ul tra Cond rtion .. Incl udes h1tch Classrc, 10 ,000 miles, blue, _ t304)937. 2809 56 900 excellent condtt1on . $ 13.500 . . engine repair Culverts James A Will Jr. Owner (7401949-2217 i mNSAit: 32119 Pom('ro~· . 2000 Mercu ry Mys trque Wh ite . 4 door. seOan 58.000 mrles , $4 600 (740)446 - 1294 atter Spm tng . casse tl e/ CD·c han ger. he ated/ coo led- seats, low mi les eXcetle lbl: condrtion. ROGER HYSELL GHRRGE Auto & Truck Repair BoAlS & MmoRS S 3 miles west of Pomeroy, OH on State Rt. l24 Lw--·FiOiiii.R.iiiiiAiiiLEii'-,..1 r 93 Lincoln Town Car. 8 t .000 miles. Ve ry n 1ce. 4 .500 . 2003 Dodge Duly, 4x4 , (740) 446 . 1759 . bl ack , 4 door. 6 speed , Cumm1ns engine, nerl bars, 97 Do~e Neon. 114 .000 starn less b od y mold rngs , miles. runs and drrves good. dtamond plale tool box & side s, retractable ~real c ar $ 1.500 080 bE! d (740)256-1233 0' (740) 255- goosene ck ball. 59 .000 s l'llurmBCUBB Saturda)' April. 23. 1 ~unbap good co ndrtro n phone Must sale. 1984 Co rvette. (304)675-5077 350 engine (740)982 6797 1994 Po ntiaC Transport minivan. Ru ns good. new t1res. , $700 . (7 4 0 ) 645-~319 leave message. Auto Liistings. List your auto by calling 1997 Ford Conversion Van. (740)446-3620 7 4 ,000 miles, e.:cellent con· 1 diti 6n new tires , $9 ,800, V1ew photos/info online www.orvb.com (740)992-2945 , 984 Ford F- 150 XLT. 5 tW. Automatic. Runs ~ood . Code A2b or Call 740)446-3520 Let us help you choose a lasti11g tribute to yo11r lovrd one's memory. CLASSIFIEDS (740) 446-2342 (304) 675-1333 (740) 992-2155 \1 ' REI· \10\ I \1 J:'\T CO\ II'\\' 39728 SR 143 Pomeroy. O H 740-992-9922 (304)675-5041 Mon-Sat IOAM,SPM C~M1'£RS& 34 ' Jayco 5th wheel. 1· 12' shde out like new, many exlras. (740)339-0218. Call B.D. Cons!. for all yo ur home ~pair needs. roofing, siding~ add-ons, 1997 Coachman Catalina L1te 24' foot. Front Bedroom, many e)(tras phone (304)675· 2039 $6 ,995 080' remodeling etc .. fret> estimates (740) 9<.12-2979 leave messa e 1998 30' fifth wheel travel tra rler, double sltde , e~~;cel· lent ,c ondrtton . $13,900 ph one · (740)698 ·9 3 ~9 2000 Ford WmdStar LX , 91 .000 mrles , 2 . sltd1n g doors, power wrndows & c ru ise $6 ,300 (304)675 - . 1960 Wrllys Jeep Tru ck. !Runs Good , New Parts. !vi~w Online or Call · 740)446·3620 TD Canstrucllan All Your Home Help Wanted 96 'Winds tar. $2.800. 740- Improvement Needs • Siding • Windows • Decks • Porche s • C arport s • Garages R o om Add. • Roofiry g • Kitchens • Baths " No Job To Smull " ·Rauinc. Oil • 41 6-0495 «J l\10TORCYUfSI 4 WHt:ELENS 740-247-2162 or 740-416-3508 ' 14 y1s. Experience 04 Yamaha Rh ino after mar- · ket whe els speed-o-meter. $6.800. Call (740)339-1620 . pd 1 mo • Highly motivated individuals • Courteous and well mannered • Desire to earn an excellent income while . having fun! a • Best pay and benefits in the area TNucKS - FOR SALE 1982 Honda 500 Trike Faring w/stereo system . Dk blu e Evenings (740)256· oi l 1997 Tqyota Tacoma {black) 6870 $3, 000 4 wheel drrve truck. 130,000 - - - - -- - - mrles$ 7 ,900 Call ~98 5 GL1 200 W ing (7401388•9370 A spencade. blue, new tt res. new progressive front· and ,998 ' 5·10 LS. 4 cyl. 5 sp .. rear suspension. CB radio. AM/ FM Cassette. lots of AC. PS PS . 59,700 miles. chrome. 88.000 miles. very $4,300. (740)441 -9160, goosf cond ition. $4 ,000. 2000 Chevrol et-Silverado phone (740) 541..0537 e "tadBrian Ross or Pat Hill in person: 6 4x4 , bedll n er.tr a l l eri ng - 1998 Buell S3 Thunderbalt pkg .Pewter e><t .. Charcoal H arley Da vrd son engine , int .. 100k highway mile s very last spor t bike, gre.at syn.oil. below booK $l 2 .900 shape. S51 00. {740)985· 9857 304· 773-6062 Help Wanted "'~ MERCURY Help Wa'nted Help Wanted , CERTIFIED REGISTERED NURSE ANESTHETIST O'BLENESS - Athens-, Ohio PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL O'BLENESS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST currently has an opening for a full-time CRNA in a Pleasant Valley Hospital. a non-profit "rural acute care hospital .setting. Located healthcare facility, has a position approximately 75 miles southeast of Columbus , available for a full time Radiologic Technologist • Ohio. The hospital is located adjacent to the Ohio A-pplicant must meet the registJY • University School of Medicine. Educational, requirements by the ARRl Applicant , recreational. (sports) and cultural opportumues must have a WV license. abo1md. General Surgery, Orthopedics, Urology, and Excellent salary,., holidays, health Obstetrical make up the majority- of -cases. Epidural insurance single/family plan,-dental, life insurance, vacation, long-term experience preferred . 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PISCES {Feb. 20-March 20) - JOint ven- ~rk tures could well tor you today. Insistent upon provided you're notoutoverly · top bill ing. Your greatest success will carne when you recogni:re and develop talent 'in others. SOUP TO NUTZ You seeN lH£ COST OF DlSCaRt:ED C9RO!i>lO<O Bo'oo'JOS' 1H£SE' Da'ffi f' · �., Page 86 • The Daily Sentiriel www.mydailysenrlnel.com Mulkey~Robertson leads Baylor · to the top of women's ·basketball ' ToM WITHERS BY Associated Press might do it again. Mulkey-Robertson had very ·'Jt\ nice:· she said of her lillie to work with. The Lady unprecedented feat .. But that 's Bears had gone 7-20 the previINDIANAPOLIS _As she the least of my concerns tight ous year, winning just two conwalked toward her bench now. I'm· so happy for Baylor ference games. But almosti1'Ve before tipoff, Kim Mulkey- University... years to the day that she start-· Robertson, torever the fiery litIn the dosin2 seconds, ed, Mulkev-Robcrtson has cleared· her Baylor look-ing tie point guard, clenched her ,Mulkev-Rohertson, down on the fist and saluted thousands of bem:h. greeting each of the rest of the nation. Baylor's adoring fans. players who came off with a ' Mulkey- Robertson did it the · warm embrace and a swat on way she knows best: _bvJ outTheir coach was ready, and L the backside . working ·others. Sh~ pounded so were thctr ady Bears. · Twisting and turning· with That's her to a tee. loving the recruiting roads down in every shot on the sideline from and forceful. the demanding Texas, landing some of the mother who refuses to let her state's top high school talent. start to finish While wearing an kids settle for second-best. She also got lucky. stumbling aqua-blue - or was that Lady Techstei' blue? _ suit on Even with a 20-point lead in upon Sophia Young, a toreignT the second half, Mulkey- exchange student from the uesday . night. Mulkey- Robertson was writhing and Caribbean island of St. Vincent ·Robertson, who five years ago cajoling her players to push on and Abiola Wabara. who li ved inherited a program in the Big to the end. in Nigeria and Italy. 12's sub-basement, brought "I never let them get com"You have to go for the Baylor all the way to the top of fortable out there," she said. ''If sleepers and beat the bushes," women's college basketball. you think the game is,won, you she said. , . After th_e Lady Bears' 84-62 need to sit down by me and let · But in Waco, Texas, Mulkey. title game win over Michigan me put somebody on the tloor Robertson she got her team to . State, Mulkey-Robertson said that understands _and you just mesh, building the Lady Bears it was the small victories along keep plugging away... · in her image: tough-nosed, the way that added up to greatWhen the final hom sound- demanding and driven. After ness -like Baylor's frrst _win- ed, Mulkey-Robenson blinked all, this is a woman who by the ning season and tirst upset of a back tears as her chi ldren. 13- age of 42 has been enshrined in . ~ed oppone1,11. . . year-old Makenzie and II- six Halls of Fame. When you re butldtng a year-old Kramer, rushed jnto Known as one of the game's program, you got to take the ' their mom's anns to celebrate a sharpest dressers, her clothing little things and make them victory no one in m llege bas- choice for the title game was as monumental, and that's what ketball cou ld have predicted at eye-popping as the tina! score. we've been able to do." the beginning of the season. "My assistant coach Jennifer But with their coach, who White 'saw it in a store. and I In winning Baylor's first NCAA hoops title, Mulkey- starred at Louisiana Tech lead- told her to bring it on," she ·Robertson, who won two· ing the .way, the Lady Bears said. · .. · national titles at Loui siana forced their way through their Bring it on could be . her .. Tech in the 1980s, became the conference and then through mantra. first woman to win a natiorial the tournament, winning 20 Although she's tiny in championship as a player and straight ganies to end the sea- stature. the 5-foot-4 Mulkeyhead coach. On the men's side, son : Robertson has never been "It's not the coaching, it's afraid of taking on the big girls. Bob Knight and Dean Smith aretheonlyones to accomplish · these guys taking me tor a And now, she's got .a whole the rare double-double. tremendous tide," she said. team of them. And at the rate Mull<;eyWhen she took over at . ''Wow," she said. "We're Robertson is going, she just Baylor on April 4, 2000. national champions!" ' was off and running with the middle that was caught by · contact, beat the throw home . hurler Bunting . to · end the and Southern brought home · inning. the victory. , Southern 's Johnson had · from Pag~ 81 Southern took a 2-0 lead in fanned two of the first three but he showed a lot of poise the bottom of the 'rirst wnen batters in the seventh, then in those situations. He has Marnhout walked, . Chris made a good snag that nailed given us a couple good out- Tucker singled, then Brad Brad Lewis after a hard hit · 1 d th Crouch had an RBI single. drive up the middle. In the mgs a rea Y ts year and it Johnson walked to load the top of the eighth N-Y threatwas good to see him get the · bases then Ryan Chapman ened when Dickerson singled W\~Our defense was much pounded ~ tly ball -to center to left and went to second on better tonigbt " added fof a sacntice tly and RBI to a passed ball. Johnson sat L 1 "W i d ~score Tucker. . em ey. e. saye . mofe Nelsonville then pulled Bunting down on a call third focused defenstvely and bw,lt cl se at 2-1 when M. Fox strike, then got Edwards who some momentum on Pat s was hit by a pitch and scored at the time was 3-3 to ground Nick Buck succes~ on the mound. Qn a 5-4 grou nd out by Ed , out to short. made a great play and fired to Offenstvely, we JUSt stayed Perkins. · pattent and fou~~ a way to Southern took a 3-2 lead in Chapman at first for the put .. get the JOb done. . the third inning when Crouch out. That set the stage - for Southern won the ga~e m pounded his second single of !he _ bottom of. the etghth the night and scored on an Southern 's dramatic comemmng when wtth one out error and sacrifice by J.R. back bid. Nelsonville hitters were freshman Butch . Marnhout Hupp the designated hitter. N-y tightened the score in Perkins <\nd Dickerson with . smgled up the mtddle, then stole second and went to thtrd the fourth . when W. two . hits each, .and Edwards on the overthrow. Dickerson reached on an 3-for-4 with a triple and two Nelsonville then gave error and scored on an RBI singles. Fox added a single. Southern hitters were intentional walks to Chris triple by Jay Edwards. Crouch with .two singles, Tucker and Brad Crouch to Edwards then tied the score set up force situations at all when he came home on D . Marnhout a single, Johnson . bases. The Bucks also pulled Fox's RBI si ngfe up the mid- two singles, Chapman a single, and Tucker a single. tO the outfield, knowmg a die·. the score 3-3. That score Bunting suffered the loss deep drive of any type would stood for four and half more with seven walks. seven hits, bring home Marnhout with innings. ·· . and eight strikeouts. Johnson the sacrifice tly. Southern threatened in the · posted the win with With the bases loaded, seventh when Johnson led off Sou them goes to Alexander Johnson worked the coui11 to with a single and was sacri1-1 after attempting' and foul- !iced to second by Chapman, on \Vednesday for another ing off an attempted squeeze who laid down a nice bunt. inter-div isional Tri-Valley to bring home the run. Wes Riffle was then walked Conference game. Jdhnson then drove a hard intentionally to create a Ioree · Southern 4, Nelsonville-York 3 grounder deep in the hole at · sitmltion, then a passed ball (8 Innings) short where Jay Hodgin fired allowed the runners to Nels-York 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 - 3- 7 4 201 000 01 - 4 7 3 home to try for the force . · advance to second and third. Southern WP-Pat Johnson and Butch Marnhout · Southern's Marnhout, who A strike out and line drive up LP..J . Bunting and C. Wend Downs Quell from Page S.1 . Jona1han Wells had the lone hit, a first ·inning single, for South .Galli a. He knocked in Jake Whiteman, who reached base after being hit by a pitch, to give South Gallia an early 1-0 edge . . But Whiteman was only one of four players hit by a pitch. Three Eagles were . plunked, and three others drew walks, in the third inning - helping the Meigs Countians put I 0 runs on the board. . Eastern added one more run in the fourth , then five in the fifth to round 0ut the scoring. Eastern is · at Nelsonville today, while South Gallia crosses the river to face Point Pleasant (3-2). - Eaat.m 11, South Gallla 1 Eastern SGaUia Q0(10) 15 100 00 - 168 1 1 1 1 Joef Lynch, Terry Durst and Chris Myers. Bernie Fulfi:s. Jost'! Wr.ighl and Josh Wrlgnt. n/a. WP - Joel lynch., LP - Subscribe today. 992-2155 . Wonderful opportunities are available in Tom Peden Country. . . We are expanding our staff and need more sales people. No Experience is required, only a willingness to learn , work as a team and have a strong initiative. · ' • Excellent Pay and Bonus Plan • Great Benefits • Work At The #1 Dealership · • Call To Schedule An Interview: ., I .:• 57.7; 3. Call (SG) 59.6; 4. Weath9fstein . 33:5. South Gallia 8. (AV) 1:01 .3: .5.. Nibe rt (RV) 1:01 .9; 6. King. too-meter dash - 1. Meg Clelland (M) Jackson •. from Page 81 was first in the. -II 0-meter hurdles ( 19.1) and second to teammate Ashley Samar in the 300. Meigs also won the 4x I00 meter relay (56.7). Meigs was also strong in the field events as Lesley Preece (30-9) won the shot . put and Sarah tngle the 'discus (89-2). Casey Patterson won the high jump (4-3). ·. Eastern relay teams won the 4x200 aml 4x400 meter races. Jessica Shriver had the top River Valley tini_shes, taking third in the two hurdle events, while Allie West scored all eight of South Gallia's points . · River VanGy Quad Results Boys · Tea{ll Standi!Jgs .- (M) 1:03.7. Boo-meter rurf - • 1. Chris Lester {RV) 14.2: Winebrenner (E) 14.7; 3. Werry (E) 14.8:4 . Leali (J)14.8: 5. Ervin (J) 15.1; 6. Grueser (E) 15.2. 2:15.9; 2. Casto (AV) 2:18.2; 3. Ondera (J) 2:25.0: 4 . Call (SG 2 :25.9; 5 . Tanner (JI 2 28.5; 6. Collins (J)2:28.8 . 1'600 - 1. Wolfe (AV) 4:59.6; 2 . Ondera (J}.S:OO.B; 3 . Hill (J) 5:01 .2; 4. lester (RV} ' · 5:02.0: 5. Wilson (J) 5:06.1; 6. Hivley · tAV) 5:11 .1. · 3200 - 1 Wilson (J) 10:52.4 ; 2 Wolfe tAV) 10:55.9; 3 . Owen (E) 1' 1:02.9; .4 . Hivl ey (AV) 11 :37.3: S. Onde ra (J) 11:59.5. · 110-meter hurdles - . 1. Ed Beatty (E) 18.2; 2. Holcomb (AV), 20 6: 3. Pope (RV) 21.9. 300 - 1_. (tie) Brodie Gill (AV) and Ed Beatty (E) 46.6; 3. Boggs (J) 47.3;, 4. Marcum (AV) 48.4; 5. Mullins (J) 49.8; 6. Erwin (J) 51 .5. 4X100..meter relay - 1. Meigs 48.5, 2. River Valley 49.6; 3. Jackson 49 .7; 4'. South Gallia 51.6. · 4X200 _ 1. Jacl;son 1:43 .5 . 2 . River 200- 1 . Meg Clelland (M) 29 .7: 2. Werry (E) 31 .4 ; 3 . Grueser (E) 31 .6; 4. McNel~ (J) 32.2 ; 5 . Ervin (J) 32.5; 6. West (SG) 33.4. , 400- 1. Brittany Christian (J) 1:09 .3; 2. Hayman (E) 110.2: 3 . Ondera tJI 1: 11 .3; 4. Morven (J) 1:12.0; 5. Waugh (AV) 1:13.5 ; 6 . Wes1(SG) 1:16.7. 800-meter run - 1. Tristan Emmert (J) 2:45.5; 2 . Ondera (J) 2:46.0; 3. lee (M) 2:46.6: 4 . Newkirk (J) 2i47.8: 5. Waugh tRV)2:57.0: 6. Barnes (J)3:,04.8. 1600 ---:- 1. Tristan Emmert (J) 6:14. 2 Newkirk (J) 0: 1'8,0; 3. Morvin '(J) 6: 19.2; 4. Hysell (E) 6:36.3; 5: Martindale (E) 6:53.8: 6. Barnes (J) 6 :54.5. · 3200 - 1. Brittany Christian (J) 12:56.5; 1: 2. Newkirk (J) 14:21 .7; 3. Broderick (E) 14 51 e 4 B (J) 2 : · ; · arnes 15: 6.0 ; 5. Householder {AV) 16:09.0; 6. savagi (M) 16:22.4 no-meter hl.lrdlll, - 1. Casey Smith Valley 1:44:5.3. M~igs t :54 .t . 4X400 - 1. Jackson 3:52.8, 2. River Valley 3:59.6, 3. Eastern 4:00. 9 . 4 . Meigs 4:07.3, s. South Gallia 4:09.6. 4X800- 1. Jackson 9:00:9; 2. Easter'n 9:39.5; 3. Meigs 10:46.2. Shol pul - 1. Darren Scarbrough (E) 45·0: 2. Holter (E)44·3; 3. Miller {J) 42· 1-1 .5; 4.Atkinson (M) 36· 9; 5. Royster (J) {M) 19. 1 : 2 . Hayman (E) 20.0; 3. Shriver (RV) 21 .7 ; 4. Bunner (RV) 23. 1 ; 5. Girondo (J) 24.0; S. Dibrani (AV) 24.5 . 300 - 1 Ashley Samar (M) 55.2: 2 Smith (M) 58.9; 3. Shriver (RV) 1:05.5; 4. Dibrani (RV) 1:11 .7; 5. Girondo (J) 36-9; 6. Newell (E) 3tl-6 Discus - 1. Ross Holter (E) 133-8; 2 ~ Scarbrough (E) 129·1; 3. Jenkins ·(J) 4X100·meter relay - 1. Meigs 56.7, 2. Eastern 58.3. 3. Jackson 59. 1. 4X200 -1 . Eastern 2:03.9, 2. Meigs 1:14,3. 11 0-7: 4. Miller (J) 107-3; 5. Criles (E) • 2:07.6, 3 . Jackson 2:09.0. 4X400 1. Eastern 4 :4(.0. 2.. Jackson High jump - 1. Chris C:est&r (~) 5·9; 2. 4A7.8, 3. Meigs 4:52.1, 4. River VallEiy TanAOrtJ) 5-7; 3. Gallimore (J) 5·5; 4. 5:2 1.7. McGrath (E) 5-5; 5. Pope (RV) 5-3; 6. Stlol put - 1. les ley Preece (M) 30-9; Brushart {J) 5-3. · 2. Engle (M) 28·5; 3. Weber (E) 27-1; 4: Long jump - 1. Evan Gallimore (J) 18Windqn (E) 24·3: 5 . Grueser (M) 23·10: 2.75; 2 . Brushait ·(J} 16-4.5; 3 . Fisher (J) 6. Kincaid (J) 22-1. . 16-1 .25; 4. Erwin (J) 15-0.25; 5 .Holcomb Discus 1. Sarah Engle {M) 89-2; 2. (AV) 14·6.50; 6. Canaday tRV) 14-0.75. Weoer ( E ) 86·2: 3. Preece tM) 74-4; 4. Grueser (M) 66-5; 5. Shriver (AV) 62-8: Girls 6. Windon (E) 62-4. Team Standings .:.._ 1. Jackson 114, 2. High Jump - 1. Casey Patterson (M) 4Meigs 112 : 3. Eastern 88; 4. River. Valley 3; 2. Wes1 ·(SG) 3·9. · 103-11: s. Atkins (M) 103-5. 1. Jackson 137, 2 f1iver Valley 105, 3. Eastern 67, 4. Meigs 30. 5 . South Gallia 17. 1DO-meter dash __:. 1. Fisher (M) i2 .1; 2. Wallace (AV} 12.1; 3. Honaker (E) 12.2; 4. (tie} Gallimore (J) and Marcum (RV} 12.7; 6. Shriver (SG) 12.7. 200 - 1. Morgan (J) 25.1; 2. Gill (AV) 25.1; 3. Wallace (AV) 25.2; 4. Honaker (SG) 26.0; Shriver (SG) 26.4; ti. Erwin 9J)26.8. 400 - 1. Morven (J) 07..2: 2. Tanner (J) * * * • * \. • • . • "' . 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Other Redmen results: Junior sprinter Tory Jordan Leah 8 unnell, 14th in the disGreen, IOth in the shot put (40 claimed a fifth place finish in cus~(76 feet, six inches) and teet. I I inches) and the ham- the I00-meter dash. Jordan 2St in the shot put (29 feet, 5 mer'throw ( 130 feet, one inch); recorded a time of 13.52. int;! es ); Sarah Brame, 15th in Matt Lloyd, 12th in the 200- Freshman thrower Harmony the javelin (80 feet, three inch- · meter dash (25.67): Phillip Phillips also scored for the es); Billie Robinson, 17th in Webb, 23rd in the 800-meter . Redwomen with a sixth J?lace the 5,000-meter run run (2: 11 .78); Chao;e Smith, tinish in the discus. Phtllips_ (20:51 .21 ); Cassi~ Thorn<~s , 26th.in 'the 800 (2:18. 11) and throw was mea~ured at 11·1 17th in Ute javelin (,73 feet, Dennis Hange. 29th in the feet, seven inches. She also four inches) and 27th , in the 5,000 (17:24.84). 25th in the hammer throw (92 shot put (27 feet, six inches); Btitney Walker, 18th in the Ohio won the men's meet feet, five inches). ,, · . with 151 _poims: · Sophomore Shannon I00-meter ~ash (14.18) and On tile women·s·side sopho- Soulsby was eighth in the 400 lana Marshall was 20th in the 5,000 (2 1:41.Cl9). more sprinter Carlesha with a time.pf I :05.34. Buffalo won the women's Chambers had a big day ,winOther Redwomen results: with 175 points. meet ning the 200-meter dash with a Nicki Thomas, lOth in the Rio Gnmde returns to comtime of 26.61 . Chambers also javelin (99 teet, six inches), finished third in the 400-meter ·'16th in the discus (66 feet, 10 petition on April 8th at the run with a time of l :00.79. She inches) and 20th in the shot put Marv . Fry Invitational in tallied 16 points for the . (30 feet, 9 inches): Nicholet Delaware on the campus· of Redwomen. . McKinnis. II th in the 1'00- ·Ohio Wesleyan. 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