http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f2762bf997eaa947cf21cc49620b2c3f.pdf b79832b45c7d0ef0d7262bf466bda83c PDF Text Text ' . . .' ' Page B6 • The Dnily Sentinel Tuesday, April12, 2005 www .mydailysen't inel.com Redmen close out Rio track _competes at Marv Fry Invitational perfect week with sweep of .Urbana qz 6th in both (he 100 (11.07 ) and 200 (22.55). Special to the Sentinel Perry und Brown were also a part of the 4 x I DO-meter DELAWARE relay team thut linished nimh Uni ve rsit y of Rio Grande with a time of 43 _R?. sprinter h"il Perry h:1d Other Redm en results: another big day in leading the Brad Gildet'~. II th in the ·• Reum en track and fi eld syuad at the Marv Fry 800-meter run (2 :02.13): ln vr tat ional at Ohio Brian Mitchell. 12th in the Wcbcyan on Saturday. II 0-meter hurd les ( 16.48): Perry. a nati've of Rio Gastin Green. 16th in the di sGrande, won the 100-meter cus ( 130 feet: X inehes) and dash with a time of 10.8 1 and . 27t h in the hammer. throw lini shed as runner-up in the ( 102 'feet, 8 inches): Br.1ndon· . 200-meter das l1 with a time Baston. 16th in -th e 200of 22.05. · He was re sponsi - meter dash ( 23.001 and 25th ble for IR ufthe 24 po ints the , in the 100 t11.65i: "Philli p Redmcn accu mulated . Wehh. .\5th in the 800 Rio fini shed l ith out of 16 (2:0'1.76) and Bryan teams at· the meet. Brandon Workman was 40th in the Brown was the other Red men 400,meter run (57 .63 ). Ashland University won competitor to score. placing Bv MARK WtLLIA1'.1S !:.'. ~11111:' LW~ J wi th un ." offen:-.ive onslaught and the great pitchin ~ nf iunim southpaw Bre nt MARK WILLIAMS Special to the Sentinel W~ttt er~nn. ' RIO ·GRANDE The Fi'c Redmen players ha~ '" University of Ri o Grande.. Redmen base ball team closed kast two hits in the game . -Se nior c~mcr ricldcr Scott an undefeated 6-0 week wi th Pe terman c· luhbcd two home a· doubl eheader sweep of ,-is- nuis and had four RBi s with a· iring Urbana on Sunday alter- ]- for-.\ da_v. . Sophom.ore noon at Robert Evans Field. The Redmen edged the Blue cat.:hcr Gage Mellor clubbed ' a three- run home t.· un as part Kni ghts in _game one. 5--l. and 1J f a :?.-f<) r-3 game. lowered the boom on them in Sophomore DH Michael • · yame two by the score of 19- Warren was 2- for-2 with a do ub le and two RBI. se ni<ll' S'ophomore l e fthand~r Nate th ird baseman Kris Schukr Chau came awavJ with 'his sec- was also 2· for:2 with a cou ple ond stron g pitching perfor- of nms butted in and sen ior mance of the week . Chau (3- ri ght- fielder Charlie Kabe•rlo 2) went the · di stance and was 2-for-.l with three RBI. allowed only one .ear:ned ru'r). Watterson (4-1) was again a ~o lo home run by Jasun · steady on the hill pitchir]g a Ferguson in.{he sixth- inning. . complete gam e. Watterson Ae fanned four. scattered four hit s with three Freshman .~econd baseman strikeouts and one walk. Kenta Sato d>illed his .second . Urbana falb to 6-31 ovenrl l home mn .of the season. a and 0-12 i·n the American three-run blast. He tOtal ed Mideast Conference South four RBI's for the ga me. Division. Junior shot1stop Matt Mart in Rio Grande wil l tra ve l to Northern Kentu cky · was 2-for-3 with a douole., Rio Grande (22-9, 9- 1 Unive rsit y on Wednesday for AMCS ) pounded the Blue a doubleheader beginning at 2· Knights into submiss ion in p.m . Piedra suspended for violating drug _policy ,• at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o CI ·:N TS • \ 'ol. ;;4 . No. th,-; • E11stern girls second at River Valley. See Page 81 . in day games since losing on "I'm not happy with· had 109 RBis las·t season. An Sept. 3. 2003. in Baltimore. today," said Millwood, who announcement is expected "I have to do my job either pitched six scoreless innings this week .... Podsednik left . wav," he said . " I've been 111 his debut last wee.k but got after the seventh with a CLEVELAND - The sun unfucky at night and good in a no-decision. "But I'm glad L strained right groin . He doeswus shining brig htly, and the day games." . gave us a chance." n't think he ' ll miss any time .. wind wa> roaring directly at With the White Sox clingUnable to get anything ... Indians OF Juan Gqnzalelj home plate. Not ideal condi- ing to their 2- 1 lead, Damaso going against Millwood for hasn ' t begun playing . 111 tion s.- Not against Freddy Marte was brought in to start five, the White Sox tied it in games yet at extended spnng· GaFcta.. . the ninth instead of Shingo the sixth on Carl · Everett's training in Florida as he Garcta . .who went 9-0 rn _ Takat su, who blew a save last R Bl single. They took the recovers fro111 a stmined hamday ·games last season, domt- week against · Cleveland . lead in the seventh with three string. Manager Eric Wedge . !1ated Cle ve land for eight Marte, ' thou gh, walked two'out singles, the tina! one has no idea when Gonzalez, · 111nmgs and Scott Podsedn1k Hafner with one out before Podsedr1ik's RBI hit to center. who got hurt in the final week .drove in the go-ahead run in rd 1nng Victor N1 artinez. Millw<><>d allowed j~;;t a of training camp, might be the seventh on Monday to Manager Ozzie Guillen then thira-inning single before the ready .... White Sox SS Juan lead the Chtcago Whtte Sox went to Takatsu who stnrck sixth . . But leading off, Uribe was sick and got the to a 2- 1 victory. spoiling the out Aaron Boon~ for his third Podsednik popped up a bunt day off. ... Cleveland ace C.C. . Indians' home opener at save. toward Millwood, who mis- Sabathia (strained side) will · Jacobs Field. "I can ' t take the ball out of judged the ball and had it make a minor league start on Garcia ( 1-0) held the kid's hands," Guillen drop behind him for a single. Tuesday at Akron (Double-A) Clevelar1d 11to one run and four said . "I thought it was coming and is slated to make his seaGarcia outdueled Kevin right to me,'' Millwood said. son debut Sunday against hit s and the White Sox improved to 3- 1 against the Millwood . (0- 1), who had a · "]just locked up." . . Minnesota .... Millwood has Indians thi s season. The strong home debut for the Podsednik; the NL's steals now pitched in 31 ditl'erent right- hander didn 't allow a hit Indian s. . Cleveland signed leader last season for ballparks.... Two high school afte r the third, retiri ng 16 of him to a one-year, $7 million Milwaukee, swiped second players threw out ceremonial 'the last 17. free-agent contract this win- and scored one out later on first pitches. The Indians "He had everything work- ter, and for five innings, he · Everett's single . .It was the made a $250,000 donation to ing. ·including the wind blow- made a nearly perfect first first run allowed by · the strapped Cleveland ing in." White Sox catcher impression on Indians fans. Millwood in II 1-3 innings school system to fund the Chris Widger said . ·'We · . Millwood allowed just one this season. entire baseball and softball played to that.'' hit in the lirst five innings, Notes: The Indians are programs. Chicago's Garcia made very few mis- but gave up two in the sixth close to finalizing a multiyear starters have allowed just 13 takes, and on one hanging and three more in the seventh. contract with Hafner," who earned runs in 48 innings. curveball to Travis Hafner, the ri ght -hander got an r---~ unex]ilected assist. Hafner ripped a shot to right-center that appeared destined for the lower ·seat s only to have it flattened by the wind. " Hafner just hammered it and it fell 25 feet short," Widger said. "We were laughing at that one." Garcia knew he had gotten away with one. ''It was a tlv out, that's all,'' Garcia said, chucklin~. Last season , · Uarcta became just the seventh pitcher si nce 197l.to go 9-0 or better in the daylight. He was only 4- 11 in night games, but is now unbeaten 1 1 BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.eGM POMEROY - The Me igs County Chamber of Commerce meeting on Tuesday focu sed on how to develop small businesses with the help of the Voinovich Center for Leadership and Public Affairs at Ohio Univ~rsity/Small Business Developmetit Centers of Ohio (SBDC). .Business Con sultant Li ssa Jolli ck and International ·Trade Counselor Quentin Derryberry from SBDC Associated Press • \\'I·: D N I·:SD.\Y. :\1'1{11 1:1 . :!oo;; spoke about what free services the ir organi zation provides for those wishing to start a new small business. or for tho se deve loping strateg ies to maintain an old one . These services irJclude otl\ines·s plan , development , finance and accounting guidance , marketing. technology and process improve men t. organizational . development. manufacturing . government procurement and international trade. Derryberry said that Meigs County has traditionally been under-served hy Authorities ·allows Immunization identify body from river Clinic mobility .· . BY BETH SERGENT .~ BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTIN EL.COM -1 ·- OBITUARIES Page A5 • Loretta T. Bush, 86 . • Dianna Domigan, 56 . • Sarah Foster, 93 • ~lien Terry, 38 . INSIDE • -Local briefs. See Page A3 • Family Medicine. · See Page A3 •. Governor concerned about voucher, college tuition proposals. See Page A6 Beth sergent;photo The Meigs County Health Department's Immunization Clinic is going mobile thanks to a $3 ,000 Immunization Grant from the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club which will allow shot clinics to be held in outlying areas in Meigs County such as Portland. Portland is home to Cherissa Adkins and her two daughters, 1-year-old Lindsey and 2-year-old Claudia who were being given their immun izations by Public Health Nurse Leanne Cunningha.m whi le Brenda Barnhart from the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club looks on . WEATHER Browns are step ahead Community Association meets in Middleport rehab J. with revitalization leaders . MIDDLEPORT - When Sandy BY BRIAN REED ' BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM •• Dotallo on Page A6 Fultz Brown opened an antique shop iii dowtitown Middleport · last year, she had doubts about how successful · it could be. Now, as Middlepor.t's retail community consicters another plan for revitalizing its tired down'town shopping district, Brown and her son~ Scott~ are a ste(! ahead_Qf the rest. Brown recently closed on the pur.chase of'two s.iorefronts on the Mill Street "T,'' and she hopes to relocate Antiques on Second to a BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 1'2 PAGES • * . . Don/t rni~~ out on ~aving yout ou~inegg in thi~ ~~Bcial ~uolication ... Call To~a~ Ga.lendars A3 Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 Obituaries As • This premier publication will be brought to you by the combined staffs of Sports Weather B Section A6 © aDos Ohio VaUe)· Publishing Co. ' ~­ Rotary donation - ] * the SBDC at Ohio Univ~;:;;ity and that Other d1amhn announcements he und Jol lick .tntended to change this. included: .· Jollick expl ained that Meigs Count y • Chamber Prc,IC.le nt Tom Reed · was emnomicallv diverse and that a thank ing hm11c r Chamber Coordin ator need ex isted for certain service.<. She .letmy Smith for her sel'\·ice and weiaclueli rhitt thi s di versit y and need cuu - · ,(1minl! new cunrd i nc~tor Erin Roush. pled with the new , hi ghways wuld • Chester-Shcide !1istorical auctioil onl y mean good things are co min g fm will be heJd .at 6:30p.m . (dinner) and the county. . x p.m. (auction) on i\pri l 29 at Meigs Those interested in the SBDC's free Hig h School. services may call 593-1797. Their oftices , Rocksp ring, Rehabil itation Center are located in Athens at The Ridges. They can be reached on the J·ntemet .at . will hold an open house from 11 a.m. www:voino vichcenler.ohio.edu . Please s~ Chamber, A5 ' * * "'"' ·"'" l:o it'"'"' "'"' " "" .Small business development focus of Meigs Chamber luncheon SPORTS Bv ToM WiTHERS * New business opens, A3 · ~ Garci.a, White Sox topple Tribe, 2-1 NEW YORK (AP) Colorado Rockies outfielder Jorge Piedra was suspended 10 day s Monday for violat ing baseball's new policy on performance , enhanci n g drugs, becoming the second . player to be publicly identi- minor leagues or 'the big fied under the major leag ues· leagues. yo u· re nam e is going to come out.!' tougher rules. The suspensionJ begin s The Denve r Post reported with the Rockies game at on Monday . that Piedra Arizona on Monday night, expected the suspension . He the commissioner's office told ·the newspaper that the said. positive test may have been "My understanding is that caused by pills he took from . . he is not filing an appeal." a preVIOUS tnJury. said Gene Orza, chief operatThe 25-ycar-old from Van ing officer of the players· Nuys, Calif.. had a pinch-hit association. · single in the Rockies' 14-6 Piedra was recalled from lo s~ tu San Diego on Triple-A Colorado Springs of Wcdncsd<)y. He was called the Pacific Coast League on up from the minors for one Wednesday and sent back day to re'place injured outdown the next day. fie lder Du-;tin Mohr. Piedra · "It ' s unfortunate.n Si.LiJ hit .297 with three home runs commissioner Bud Selig, and I0 R Bls in 38 games · who was in Boston fo r the with th e Rocki es last season . Red · Sox -Yankees game. Even thou gh he plays in "I'm afraid thi s probably the minors. Pi edra is subject won't be the last one ." Tampa Bay outfielder Alex to the new major league subSanchez was suspended l'or stance abuse pol icy because I0 days last Monday. He said he is on Co lorado's 40-man he tested positive from a sup- roster. . plel)1ent he bought over the co~ter before Jan. 15. when NOTICE OF SECOND PUBLIC HEARING · it was made a con trolled subThl! Meigs Coumy Commiss ioners intend to app ly to th e Oh io stance. Departmen t of Development. Office of HouSin g and Cn rnmunity Selig wouldn ' t ·say whe(her Partnersh ips. ror fundin g under !he FY ::W05 Community Hou sing he believed Sanchez. '' I want l ,mpro,~c rncnt Program, a fe derally funded _program administ~red to be kind,' ' Selig said. "He hy the Slate. The CH IP Program prov id~s a ma.ximum of $555.000 did not fight hi s suspensicm, fm cl ig ih lc ·activiti_cs.. provided the count y. mc~t s tpplicablc and I' II rest tn v case on that. " program req uire ments. Under the new policy that On March 7. 2005. the County conducted the first puhlic hearing took effect. last month, to ii1fnrm c iti 7C~ n ~ ahout the CH IP CDBG progra m, how it may be · steroids and other- pcrfo r- · uscct. what acth·ities arc cl!gib!..::, and Other imp ortant program mance ~enchancing sub: requirements. . stances are the only drugs t·o A scconJ public hcanng wi ll be held on April21. 2005 at t :30 draw . a 10-day suspension . p.m .. :tt the Meigs County Commi ssiuncr:o; offi~.:c . Mei g~ Co unty Baseball ,offic ial s and the Courlhou ~c . Pnnkruy. ·Oh io to give c iti1 en~ :..~n opportu nity to players' union agreed they would not di sc lose the exac t rcvie"' and com ment on the Counry\ proposed CDBG FY 2005 substance for which a player Comm uni ty Housing lm prOvemcnt .Projcct. tests positive . B ;;l~Cd on hoth c iti t.~:n input and loca l ofli cia!'s ass'css mem o f the Piedra has what is known Co un ~·,. nccJ ~. the COunty i ~ propo ~ in g to urHJCrtake the in baseball as a split contract. following CDBG Com mu ni ty lillprovemcnl activities for CHIP and gets paid at a yearly mte Fiscal Ycor 2005: of $84,280 when he is in the ACTIVITY : P,ri,·atc Owner Occupied Rehabi litation- $ 138.000minor leagues and $3 17.000 CHIP Home National Objective- Low to M n~cra tc Income - $1,000 over the minimum ~ ouseho l ds in Meig~ Cuunty; - when he is in the major ACTIVITY: Owner Occupied Home Repair - $56.000- CHIP leagues. The suspension will CDBG ~ational Ohjectivc : L~l'W to Moderate Iilcome Households. COS[ him $ 17.322 . Had he ACTIVITY: D<Nn payme nt A« i,ta nce/Rehahi litati on- $90JKKJtested positive und er the CHIP Hqmc . minor league policy. Pi edra S770.000 - USDA - HUD Voucher Homcowncrship- Local would have faced a 15-game FinarKill£ ~ationa l . Ohjel:li\c : Lo·w LU Modera te ln tome suspensiOn . Htlu-.~htlld ~ Thf Rockies iss ued a stateACTIVITY : Rental Rehahi li tation: $50.000- CDBG CHIP ment. Monday calling the sit$5.0.000- Lo\.'::tl, Rcntal owner~ MatCh N<ll iunul Ohjc~.:li\c : Low· tn uation ''u nfortun ate." \1 odermc lnl'ome Rrntal Hou ~cho ld s "As an organ ization we ACTJ\'IT'I': New Rental Con,truction: · ha ve, and wil l continue to SYO.tHX I- CDBG CH IP support Major League SYO.IKK I- Pri>alc O><ncr :Vbtch Funds Baseball and its drug testin g ACTIVIT\'AJm ini stralion/) mpie mentati on/Fo r Housing poli cies." team president Sl31.fJOO CDBG CH IP . 'Keli McGregor said. Ci ri1cn .., arc ~nco uragcd w mrcnd th i.., mee ting on April 21. 2Q05 to Colorado man~ger Clin t cxprc ... .., their\ ic~'' and conl·crn~; on the ~:ou ri.t y\ propn~ed , CDBG Hurdle declined to comment. FY' 200:\ CHIP applicatrun. Wntten ~omr m:nl~ "ill he m.· ceptcd Before the Rockies· game unlll i:<KJ p.in .. Apcil 21. 2005 . and may he mailcJ to the Mcig' at Ari zona on Monday ni ght, _ C ount) Cornmi,,ioncr,, Courthouse. pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . second baseman Aaron Mi les If a par111.:ipant \\ill need auxihary aid~.o (mterprctl!r. brailled or said Piedra ww. e.xtre mely taped rnatcriitl. a . . ~.oi ... t iH' li"tcning dc,·iCc. ·ot h ~rl du~ to 'a di'!ability. popular among the players. pk a't' ,;o nt .h.. t Gl nria Kine ... prior to .\rril ~I. 2005 at 740-992" I th ink if you asked every2XY5 111 \lfl1cr to ~n ... urc that yuur need'! ""Il l he aLcnmnmdat~d. body in here . everybody Mick Davenport. President would say he ';, a good guy." Meig~ County Commi~~ioner' Miles said . ·.. 1 gue" it 'how, that no matter if yo u·(e in \he I • the men 'S event tallying 165 ( 12.97) and 20th in the 200 points. (27.83); Cassy Chaffins, 15th On the women's side Rio in the long jump (15 feet, 9 Grande finished 12th as a inches); Crystal McCloskey, · 19th in the discus ( I04-feet, team with 15 points. Junior sprinter Tory Jordan 10 111ches) and 22nd 111 the finished third in ihe 100- shot. put teet. 3 111ches),_ meter dash with a time of Btl lie Rob111son, 24th m the . h 200 1500-meter run (5:39.2-5); 12 ·46 an d _<,t h 111 t e at Leah Bunnell , 25th in the 25. 72. Jordan was also a shot put (31 feet , 5 inches ); · member of the 4 x 100-meter Cassie Thomas, 28th 111 both relay team that crossed ' the the javelin (64 feet, 9 inches} line 4th o\"Crall with a time of and the shot put (30 feet) ; 4Y ..26. . Sharita Washington, 29th i~ · Other Red women results: the 200 (28.38) and 30th· m Hannony Phillips , lOth iri the the 100 (13 .67) and Jana di scus ( 119 feet. 10 inches) Marshall was 30th in the and 16th in the hammer 1500 with a time of 5:53.81 . throw · (96 feet, 5 inches); .Rio Grande will travel to Sarah Brame. 12th in the · iuvelin throw (87 feet, II Upland. IN on April 16 to ·inches): Nich6let McKinniss, compete 111 the Taylo~ 12th in the I00 ' meters Invitational. '· Senior Quarterly inside today's Sentinel MIDDLEPORT -A group of Middleport merchants and residents met Tuesday morning . -to disc1iss-a eommittee's efforts to prepare for a downtown revitalization project , and to review results of a survey of local merchants.· Please s~ Rehab, A5 Karl Runser and Dominick Brook of the Institu te for B~an J. Reed/ photo Local 'Government and Rural Sandy ·Fultz Brown and her son. Scott. Development at Ohio are wo~ing side by side to rehabilitate University met with 25 memtwo storefronts on Middleport's ·r." bers of the · Middleport the ·future home of her antique store. Community Association and It is the kind of restoration project a other ~ to discuss preliminary local committee hopes will ensure the future of Middleport's downtown. PleaH see Leaden,·As BY DIANE f;'OTTORFF DPOITORFF@MYOAILYREGISTER.COM POINT PLEASANT - . POMEROY- Approximately 50 percent Of The body of a man who was Meigs County children are not immunized or found in th e Ohio River near are behind on their immunizations, so . the the North Main Street dock Meigs County He'alth Depanmem (MDHD) ha s been idemi fied as a has partnered with the Middleport-Pomeroy Jackson County, W.Va .. man Rotary Club for a one-year. $3,000 who apparently h<td jumped il bridge near off Immunization Grant. Ravenswood. This grant will allow the MCHD 's La st F"riday. Patrolman Immunization Clinic to become mobile . saving parent s time and gas money and savin g Terry Powell of the Point children by protecting them from di sease . Pleasant Police Department ·. Be sides mobil.ity. the cl ini cs wil l offer atrswe red a ca!Ltbout a body that was found in the river, exte nded hours . • according to Police Chief Rotary Club members al so will accompany . Ronni e Spencer. · . health department stall to .th e shot clinics in Bill · Gorrell, 7 1, outlying areas . Sandyville. was identified The dates for the ou treach shot cl in ics are: through · the Office of the 5 to 7 p.m .. April. 26 .at Portland Community West Virginia state medi cal Center ; I 0 a.m. to l2 p.m. , May , 21. exam i ner~ Spencer said. Powell 's Food fair, Pomeroy: 5 to 7 p.m .. had Gorrell all egedly · June 9, Columbia Township Fire Hall. Ohio jumped off the William S. Brid ge in 143, Carpenter ; 5 to 7 p.m.. July 26. Ritchie Jr. Ra\'enswood, according to Portland Community Center: I0 a .m. to 12 . with the · p.m., Aug . 2'0, Olive Township Firehou ,e. ot'J'icials Rav enswood City Police Re edsvi lle. · I0 a.m. to l2 p.m.. Sept. 1,7. Rejoicing l.ile · Departm ent. At around I OJ () p.m. on ChurCh. Middleport: 5 to 7 p.m.. Oct. 31. Mar ch -1. a couple was Portland Community Center, Portland: 10 a.m. 'w alk inl.! <.\lllng -th ~ river. to noon, Nov. 12, Amazing 'Grace Com munit y ~aw Gt~rn:fl · k:t\' C hi .. vehiChurch, Tuppers Plain s; I 0 a.m. to 12 p.m., cl e and walk un to th e Dec . 17, 5cipio Township Volunteer Fire br id~c· toward tile edge, Department. Harri sonville ; 5 to 7 · p.m., offic-ials .>aiJ. One of the Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2006. Portland Community witne>'l's cal led lJ- 1-1 afr er · Center; 5 to 7 p.m.. Feb. 9, 2006, Columbia Go rre ll disappearcJ from Township Fire Hall, Ohio 143, Carpenter: I0 , the hml.~e. a.m. to noon , Saturday, March 18, 2006, Oliw The (i t'J'icial added rha t town ship Firehouse. Gorrell 's \'Chid e was round parked on ·the ramp of the bridge. Thi s pa st · Frid,ry. Gorrell ' .s bodv· w: r;h cd ashore in the 21 00 block of North Main Street nc,rr the former We st · Vir~ini a ·Malle able Iron Pl aill. according to pu bl ished reports. Offi ce rs from· .the Point Pleasant Po lice Department and -th e Ma,on County Detachme nt of th e West Virginia State Police inve stigated the call . Members of the Point Plea sant Volunteer Fire Departme nt and Mason County Emergency Medical Services al·so responded. Gorre ll's bod y was taken to the medical. examine r's office · iri Charleston where he later was identifi ed. ·· Ravenswood ofticials said Gorrell' s de;uh is being ruled as a suicide . During th e time he was miss in g, members of th e Ra'venSivood, Silverton and Cottagev ille volunteer fire Please s~ Body, A5 ~alhpohs iailp mri~une 446·2342 ' The Daily Sentinel ~oint ~leasant legister 992·2156 675·1333 l'AKE AN ADDITIONAL · JOO/o OFF TV EARS WITH THIS COUPON!!! 2005 ' • 4 I .. "' . ' , • ' �/ : • _ _;_ ' -<.---- '. • ·P ageA2 ATI N The.Daily Sentinel ' • Wednesday, April13, 2005 New business opens ' , • Spa Packages FJ)A advisers oppose lifting silicone breast implant ban WASHINGTON (AP) ~ implants that don't ha ve Thirteen years after must si li-· access to them ... Miller said. cone-gel breast irriplants were complaining tlwt salt waterbanned, federal health advis- fillet! irnplants suit! wit hout ers on Tuesday narrowl y restrictio n. today' have their rejected a manufacturer's ow~ drawbacks. request to bring them back to. "A ll of us fee l very strongly the U.S. market. citing linger- that women ha1·c <\ choice ... in g questio ns about safety responded Dr. Barbara Manno of Lou isian;t Stale Universi ty. and durability. . lnamed Corp. had arguetl Btll she ultimately op posed that today "s si licone implant s llitrng the ban because are less like ly to break and !named has tracked patients leak than versions sold years tor only three or t<mr years to ago. But the Food and Drul! check im plant du rab ility. She Adm.inistration was skeptical: cited concerns· that the older and its advi sers voted 5-4 that the implant ' ge t, the more the ·company hasn't prov itled lrkely they are to rupture. Tlw decis ion came after enough evidence abou t how long the implant> will la st~ emotional testimony Monday · . and what happens when they pitt ing woman against break and ooze silico ne into woman: dozens who said the breast , or bevond. implants broke inside their · Without tlull · information. bodies to leave them perma."Huw can we get an informed nently damaged, and others consent from our patients'''' who want . implants they say asked FDA adviser Dr. Amy feel more natural to repair Newburger. a New York der- cancer-ravaged •breasts or matologist. "It makes·me very make their breasts .bigger.· uneasy.... I don't feel sec ure On Wedne sday. !named ' · competitor Menior Corp. will . about the safety." . :---'-+he FI?A i~n ~t- buund by its try to change the FDA panel 's advrser> recommendations mind. Mentor is seeking·fDA - ami the panel's vo te was a approval of its own si licone · surprise. This same pane l. implants, but hasn't tracked w1th a few different members• .patients any longer than had narrowly recomme nded !named did. · . .Silicone-gel implants ~ere allowing !named's implants back on the market just 18 w1dely sold 111 the 1970s and months ago, a decision the '80s until health concerns FDA rejected because of the prompted the FDA in .1992 to durability concerns . . limit their use to women in "Obvious ly we're disap- strict research studies. pointed," said !named Vice The implants · have largely President Dan Cohen. who been exonerated of causing pledged to work with the .· such serious or chronic illFDA to ge t the necessary nesses as cancer or lupus. But additional evidence ·as soon they can cau'e side ef[ects, as possible . .. including infe~tion 'and That doesn 't mean the painful. rocklike scar tissue. implant> can never be 'old, Abo. they can break. requir· the advisers stressed. No one ing :additional surgery to expects them to last a life- remove or replace them time. but women need cvi- and the FDA and some pan, dence about bow likely they elists say questions remain are to last 10 years. several about how often si licone then . DOLes into th'e ·body, and if it panelists stre"cd. But FDA adviser Dr. harms. 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She argued Rutland, and Madgle Laura· that deliveries take a lan ba Abby Smith, ~ 6g, Chester: Joshua . ttme. and she needed certain Job Dunkle, 30. Middleport. ingredient s for a special meal. and Cheryl Ann Revrw lds. Dana wanted to go to the hos33, Middleport : and Charles pital. We argued back and · Anthony Diehl, 49, Cheshire. forth. and finall y Dana said: when she· gives birth. If the and Alcenu Fern Morris, 53. "Fi ne . Go. But come back as bride wants to be absol ute ly Chesl\ire . POM EROY - · Actions fo r fast as you can: · sure her brother can attend, Once we were at the mall , she should change ihe date of divorce have been fi led in Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas my mother said she also the weddin g. If that is not ·Court by James A. Watson, wanted ro rent some movies.. poss1ble, perhaps the ce rePOMEROY - An action Coolvill e, against Arney M. short story is, we ended mony could be videotaped, for forec losure has· been fil ed Watson, Coolville, and by The up spendin g a long time and a copy sent to the broth in Mei£S County Common Anna Pomeroy. shopping. ~ hen we arrived er and h~' wife. Pleas Lolirl by Wachovia aga1nst Farley, Robert S. Farley. back home. Dana was desper- . DEAR ABBY: Many mornBank. Raleigh, N.C., aga inst Pomeroy. . ate. We drove to the hospital. 111gs, 111 your column, and Mike Wills. Middleport , and A divorce was gran ted to and the doctor was annoyed other advice column s, I" see others, allegi ng default on a Stephen B. Shuler from-Alicia that I had waited so long to probl e ms about weddings. mortgage agreement · in the D. Shuler. .. . · The le tters all voice similar get her there. amount of $25,023.04. di vorce case filed by A . Dana delivered a health y complaints: Reality is ·interA judgment action has been April Hart against Roger Hart baby after three hours, but the fering with someone's dream fil ed by Credigy Receivables. ha~ been dismissed. doctor insisted that we should wedding. 6 ne letter you Inc., Las Vegas, Nev. , against have arrived at the hos{J'rta l ·printed came from a young Meli ssa A. Erlewi ne, alleging and my wife agreed . I woman who was upset that earlier, default on a consumer credit told Dana she should have she wasn't getting the kind of agreement in the amount of S2 1.959.77. , . POMEROY - A criminal been more asse rtive and wedding she ·wanted because A judgment was gran ted to case pending in Meigs demanded to be taken to the her mother and mother-in-law Farmers Bank and Savi.ngs Couhty Common Pleas Court hos pital. Who is ri ght ? - were paying for it. Co. against Michae l D. against Patty Laudermilt has CAUG HT IN THE M IDDLE . Your advice to pay for what DEAR CAUG HT: Your she wanted herself was valid Francis. been dismissed . mother's ignorance an-d lack ~ but she might also keep the of sensitivity are appal.ling . following in mind. As a mothChi ldbirth is painful and · er of two daughters, I, too, tr aur\1 ati c e nough without' was · obsessed about h\)sting adding the stress of a power the " perfect wedding." Then a strug gle with an in-law. Your dear friend and neighbor, the at I p.m. May 7 at the wife's wishes should have rabbi who was to offitiate at · Chester Courthouse. taken precedence over your my daughter's weddings, Activiti es for both girls and mother's desire to go shop- . commented: "The wedding ·POMEROY - Peach Fork boys will include wrapping a Road (C.R. I9) in Bedford Maypole and decorating hats, ping . Please remember that, lasts at most two hours; it's Township. 500 feet north of followed by a tea party. There and while we're on the su b- the marriage that coutits.'' That bit of wi sdom helped Ball Run ~oad , will be closed is no dress code, and children ject of childbirth~ and weddingsread on: me relax. My daughters ' marc . for approximately two weeks, may dress up or attend in DEAR ABBY: My be' s t riages have lasted 27 and 30 from, April 18 unt il May 2, for casual dress. friend is being married in Las years, respectively. Although a slip repair, ,Meigs County The cost will .be $2 per Vegas. He r brother's wife is the. celebrations were lovely, Engineer Eugene · Triplett child. Re servations need to pregnant, and her due dale is I'm S\Jre neither one was reported. I · be made by May 4 by con- seven days before the pro- "perfect. " But who cares? No tactin g Kaye Fick at - 985- posed wedding date . My one! How right he was. 4115 · or akfick@frognet.net friend's brother is trying to SUER. IN CINCINNATI or Pam Schatz at .66:7-9712 , make her feel guilty about DEAR SUE: I hope your The maximum number of wanting to keep the date. My adv ice helps those who need reservations is 36, so reserv a- friend would very much pre- it to recogni ze their prioriSYRACUSE - Residents t.ons need to be made as fer her brother to be present ties . Your rabbi was right. are asked to remove decora- early . as possible to assure · on her bi g day, and she's The most important thing at tion s from cemeterie s iw space for each child. arigry that he is making this a wedding is the love the Sut.ton Township for. mowing· about them instead· of her. bride and groom have for to begin thi s week. Should she reschedule her each other. All the rest is wedding around her sis ter-in ~ window dress;ng . law 's. pregnancy? · ·Dear Abby is written by BRIDE 'S BEST FRIEND IN Abigail Van Burell, also . k11own as Jeanne Pliillips, · RACINE ~ Racine WEST COLUMBIA. W.Va. CANADA DEAR BEST FRIEND: I and was founded by her . Volunteer Fire Department - A spaghetti dinner will be will hold a chicken barbecue held frorri II a.m. to 3 p.m. on doubt th at the ob/gyn would motl,.er, Pauline Phillips: . Dea; · Abby at on Sunday. besserts also will April 23 at ·West Columbia want hi s patient to travel Write · United Methodist · Church, such a long di stance so late www.DearAbby.com or P.O. be available. sponsored by the United in her preg nancy .. The father· Box 69440, Los A11ge/es, Methodist of the Clifton charge. to-be shou ld be with his wife CA ?0069. POMEROY - Actions for dissolution 9f marriage have been ti led in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Loretta M. Blake. Middleport , and Delbert M. Blake. Middleport. a11d by Melissa Dawn Crump,· Pumero)'. and Michael Ray Crum·p, Pomeroy. Dismissed . 700 East Main Street PHARMACY Expectant wife ready to pop as mother-in-law is shopping Judgments Powell's FOODFAI Powelrs FOODFAIR Dissolutions Wednesday, Aprill'3, 2005 Divorces ' WHY PAY MORE?? E;UERY DAY . LOW PRICES! For the Record Marriage ·. licenses Bv MARK SHERMAN •ssoctATEDPRESSWRITER : P.ageA3. YTHEBEND The·Daily Sentinel . Three indicted on charges thev targeted u.s. financial institutions building in l\'ew York. the Prudential ·building. Shaffi Prtrd•rltr':tl · B ntarn · · • - hltt' IJI.tl·_,· 1.11 Ne11·,·tr'" a1so was c harge(J 111 anti the lr;ternational wuh · pos~es~ing ~n extract WASH ING TO"! ~ Thrt·~ Mnnet;ln FunJ and WnriJ · the "Terrorist's men wtt· h suspecte d a1-Qaida .. Bar1k in ·washingturt. includ- from · B 't' h ,. alr•·1dv tle '·' 1 " n n IS L'Usto t1 v. ·rng video · surveillance in . Handb. ouk" on the preparation were charged Tuesdav with ·a Manhattan around April 200 I . of chemicals . e.xplosive years-lo.rur' pint to atia,·k the U.S. otlic·i;•ls have previuus- recipe> and mhcr informatitin. New York S~ck ' Exchan ge ly described dctailcd ·survcilBriti>h pwceedings anJ any and other East Coast financial lance photos and ducuments. sentences would have to be institutions. wh 1'ch th·\· • h•• lr·,,., ,,; L''litle _ t'rorn comp Ietedbe t·ore US . . agen" Discovery of the alleged ter- Barot, thclt 1\·eroc found on the could qtte >tion the me nor seck rortst plan last summer conlputer in Pal<istan . Comey their extraJit ion . the Crown prompted the Homeland declined to provide any Prosecution Service said. The Secunty Department to raise spec ifics. · h d trial in Britain is scheduled to the terror a Iert tor 1 e targe te Although they all eged ly .Jd. 1 · 'N 'begin bui mgs, ocateLj . 1n ew were doing their sur~c illance - in Januar_v. it said . 'They arc indicted here and York, . Washin gton and at the ·same time the Sept. I I Newark. N.J. Settlrit ,. in those hijackers were making their' whether or not they a~tually cities also was ti~h tened. · final preparation,, nothing· in ever are extradited here I gue ss A four-count indictment the indictment links thi' gro up is a matter of discussion:· said return·ed by a Ne11· York City to the hijackers. New York Puli~e grand jury allege' the men, all The indictmelll dues not Commissioner Raymond British citizens. 1·isited and . alle.ge am.• specific actions by K 11 ·B 1 h' k · · e y... ut t 111 · q's unporcon d· ucted su rver llance of the the men in the Urii ted States or . building' and su rrounding elsewhere after Aliri l 200 I. tant. both substantive ly and ne1~hborhood s belwcen though Comey said their plot- symbolicall y important. that August 2000 andApril2001 . ring conti riued. "This conspir- you come here. you do this The plot was foiled when acy was tiJ·i1e anti kicking until type of survei ll ance. we're riot Pakiswn i investigators seized August 2004."' he said. going to forget.'' a computer wi th information Bush administration authorfrom the s1.rrveillance. British ities said the decision to raise On the Net authorities we re ale rteJ and the risk of a terrorist attack to · lu.';tict) Depllrtment: arre, ted eight men, including ··high" for those specifidinan11 '"'"~ usdoj.gm· the three suspects. on ten·or- c.ial insti tut ions was based on ism-related charges las t an abundance of cauti on and Aug ust. Deputy Attorney becat1se of al -Qaida's history General James B. Comey s;t iJ . of lengthy planning·and plotThe indictm-e nt "s.ends a till!!. message about our resolve to .The inovc. comi ng in the terrori sts."" Comev said ;H a . midst of <I tight presidential Justice Departme1it news con- election. drew criticism from fetence. Democrats. w ho cla imed it The grand jury returned the was aimed at boosting indictment on March 23 but it President Bush \ re-election was unsealed only Tuesday. effort. Named in it are Dhiran Barot. " Politi cs had nothitig to do 33. Nadee m Tarmohammed. with it. You have my word on 26. and Qaisar Shaft!, 26. The.y it. .. Comey said Tuesday. · could receive li fe sen tences if The threat leve l was lowered convicted of the most serio us to ye llow for the · buildings charge. consp.iracy to use after the November election . weapons of mass destruction · Barot is charged in England in the United States. The with possess ing reconnaisindictment lists t ho~e weapo ns sance plans for the U.S. tinanas improvised explos ive cia I institutions and notebooks · containi no information on devices and bombs. . U.S. offi~ials .:I aim Barut is explosi ve~. poisons. chemi a senior a i-Qaida figure, cals and related matters '·of a known variously as Abu Eisa kind likely to be useful to a al-Hindi : Abu Musa al-Hindi person committing or prepar· · · Hair Care ll. Makeup ·Nail Care and lssa ai -Britani. ing an act of terrorism." • Facials ll. Waxing Prmec utors say the men Tarmohamri1ed was .char~ed . b ·Massage conducted survei llance on the there. along w ith Barut. with · Body.Treatment sto~k exchange and Citicorp possessi ng · pl an s of the . • Home Oxygen • Portable Oxygen • Nebulizers • Electric B•ds • Wheelchairs • Diapers • Chux • Medicare/Medicaid. We do the billing locally Locally owired. We care about you! · 70 Pine Street • Callipolis 740-446·0007 ' - - -----~--,-·----:--~---~ · ·· --:---~----.:-...:...____:______..__:.__.:.__ ·' · . Question: Now that spring 1s here, my nose is starting to run, and I am sneezing. I have never had thi s before. l moved to this a'rea about five years ago. What can I do about these symptoms'' Why did they just start? ·Answer: Allerg'ies can happen year-round . For man y people. spring causes 'the rvost sy mptoms, while for others. their allergy season is in the summer and early fall. For ·some unlucky · so ul s. allergies are a xear-round phenomenon . Before ·answering your question directly, Jet me .explain a bit ab9ut allergies and what is happening in your body. For·eign . substances. such as pollen. mold or animal dander, to which you have an reaction are called allergens. When one of these allergens enters your body - in your case, throu gh your nose ~ the immune system reacts. First; your immune system ac.ts as though it's being invaded by a germ or other harmful substance and, therefore, produces antibodies that circulate in the blood. These antibodies then attach themselves to special mast cells. located t!1roughout your body ~ but in greater numbers in the nose, throat, lungs and gastrointesti!JII tract. You'll tecog ni ze these as common sites of allergic reactions. The mast cells then release various chemicals ~ most notably histamine. It is the histamine thai causes the runny nose, itchy eyes, wheezing and other symptoms. The tendency towaro anergies ru ns in fa mi.lies and affects more than 35 million Americans. For maryy people. allergies develop slowly over time. It is not unusual for a person, like yourself, living in a new area to take four or five years to ·develop seasonal allergies. About I0 million people in the U.S. have aller.gies year-round, not just in certain seasons. There are several things that can' be done about allergies. First, you should visit your doctor to see if all ergy testing is needed to find out exactly what's causing your allergic re~ction. For people with severe allergies, including wheezing, ge tting· shots to· help minimi ze your reactivity can be very helpful. For others, using medications shortly before and during a certain pollen season can be adequate treatment. If you have determined that you have a seasonal allergy•. here are a few other things tha.t can help: • Sleep with windows closed at night ~ the night air can let • Road .to close pollen into y.uur bedroom. ·• Minimize outdoor trips and activities on days when tlie pollen count is hi~h. • Use an air conditioner even just a room unit can dramatically decrease . the levels of pollen.. . • Don' t hang clothes outside to dry but use a clothes dryer instead (while they may smell" fresher outside, thev can collect pollen) . · · • Wipe pets with ·a damp 'cloth after they 'have been outside as they ca n ·bring pollen in on their coats. • Avoid doing yard work, but if you must, wear a mask. • Take your med ications as directed . There are.many newer medications that can relieve many of the allergy sympto ms wi thout such side effects as CHESTER Chesterdrowsiness, so con~ult your physician to see what mi ght Shade Hi storical Association is sponsorin g its s~ cond afterbe best for you. noon of children's . activities Family Medici11e ® is a weekly colum11. To su~mit questions, write to Martha A. Simpso11, D.O., M.B.A., Ohio College of University Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. Box I 10, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestions@familymedicilletlews.o rg. Medical information in this column is provided as an educational service only. It does iiot replace the judgmmt of your personal physician, The Daily Sentinel who should be relied on to diagnose and recommend Subscribe today treatment for ·any medical 992·2155 c011ditions. Past columns are available o11line at wwwJam·. ilymedicinenews.org. . Flowers to be removed Plan spaghetti dinner Barbecue set Plan Maypole· celebration Keeping . Meigs Community Calendar Public meetings W~dnesday, April 13 POMEROY ~ Meigs County Board of ·Health meets at 5 p.m., conference room at health department, 112 E. Memorial Drive . . County informed Church events · Saturday, April 16 · ~ Gospel BIDWELL sing with "New Horizon" and "C hristian Eehoes," 7 p.m ., Poplar Ridge Freewill ·Church. · off Bapti st Ohio 554. 593 "7390 for information. REEDSVILLE -Unity THANKS FOR HElPING US HElP OTH~RS! Celebrate National Occupatio11al Therapy Month: April 2005 With a caring staff that is committed to care and a team of , professionals trained in the lqtest occupational therapies, the · interest at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center is easy to see ... we help those who need us. In addition to our dedicated staff. we maintain·strong re lationships with many supporti ve referral professionals and thcnlpeut ic specialists in our community. Working together. we are able to enhance the quality of patients' lives · through our collective tafents and skilled training.,. we are very proud of that. ·Rocksprings REHABILITATION CENTER """'1!1!~ 740-992-6606 36759 Rock£pring~ Road ._ l Frn'='. NDICAIIP='= - , .. .,,ll' J:::~ Pomeroy. Ohi o 45769 -.-w.t~.«llll Equal Opportunity Provider of Services •• • Local Briefs Lodge 453 , monthly stated meeting, 7:30 p.m . All Master Masons invited. Refrt<shments following. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m., with meal at 6:30. Nomination of " officers. Friday, April IS POMEROY Meigs Thursday, April14 County Cancer Initi ative POMEROY ~ Alplia Iota . meets ·ar I :30 p.m .• conferMasters, 6:30' p.m. at St. Paul ence room at Meigs Senior Lutheran Church. CHESTER ~S hade .Ri ver Cen,ter. Public invited . . , . ., Singers, under direction of Sue Mathtm ey, 7 p.m . at Eden United Brethren Church. Clubs and organizations MEIGS COUNTY MIDDLEPORT CDBG . COMMUNITY DISTRESS ACQUISITION/DEMOLITION PROJECT NOTICE OF EXPLANATION FLOOD PLAIN DEVELOPMENT Meig s County intends to undertake a CDBG ' Community Distress Acquisition/Demolition proj ec t, funded through the FY" 04 CDBG Community Di stress program for the purpose· of purchasing and demolishing various housing units in the Village of Middleport, Meigs County. Soine of the housing units in the project may be located in the 100 year lloodplain . The proposed project cannot be undertaken.· in any other loc~tion as there is no practical a lternative for the location s of portions of the project. The clearance can only take place where there is a need and it is known that the need may be largett;d in these base flood areas·. Therefore, it is the judgment of the Meigs County Commissioners that the benefits to the Village of Middleport outweighs consideration of Executive orders I 1988 and 11990. A more detailed description of the project and the FIRM Flood Maps are available for citizen review at the Meigs County Grants Office, I 17 East Memorial Drive, Suite 7, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport, President • �• • ' OPINION. The Daily Sentinel ' Th,e Daily www.mydailysentinel.com · Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make rw law respecting an establislunent of religimt, or prohibiting_ the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and .to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. to the U.S. Constitution. TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. April 13. the 103rd day of2005. There are 262 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: OnAprill3. 1970,Apollo 13, four-fifths of the W<tY to the moon. was crippled when a tank'" containing liquid oxygen burst. (The astronauts managed to return sa fel v.) On this J·ate: ln 1598, King Henry IV of France endo~sed the Edict of Nantes. which granted rights to the Protestant Huguenots. (The edict was abrogated in 1685 by King Louis · XIV, who declared Prance entirely Catholic again.) In 1742. llandel's ::Messiah" was first performed publicly, in Dublin , Ireland. . In 1870. tl1e Metropolitan Museum of Art was founded in New York. In 1943. President Roosevelt dedicated the Jefferson Memorial. In 1958. Van Cliburn became the first American to win the Tchaikovsky International Piano Contest in Moscow. In 1964. Sidney Poi tier benune the tirst black perforn1er in a leading role to win an Acad.emy Award, for "Lilies of the Field." · ln 1965. 16-year-old Lawrence Wallace Bradford Jr. was appointed by New York Republican Jacob Javits to be the first black page of the U.S. Senate. In 19S6. Pope John Paulll visited a Rome synagogue in the fit:st recorded papal visit of its kind. . In 1992, the Great Chicago Flood took place· as the city's century-old tunnel system and adjacent basements filled w)th water from the Chicagn River. . Ten yeltrs ago: A federal appeals court opened the way for Shannon Faulkner to become the first woman to take' part in military training at The Citadel. Bob Dornan became the seventh GOP presiderttial contender. Five years ago: Pr~sident Clinton, during a question-andanswer session with .newspaper editors, heatedly said, "''m not ashamed" about being impeached and "I'm not interested". in being pardoned for any alleged crimes in the Monica .. Lewinsky scandal and Whitewater investigatioti. One year ago: Conceding a couple nf "tough weeks in Iraq," President Bush signaled ,he was ready to put .more American troops on the front lines and use decisive force if necessary to restore order despite "gut-wrenching" · televised images of fallen Americans. Barry Bonds hit his 661st homer, passing Willie Mays to take sole possession of third place on base- · ball 's career list. Swiinmer Michael Phelps \~on the 2003 Sullivan Award as the nation's top amateur athlete. Today's Birthdays: Movie director Stanley Donen is S I. Actor Lyle Waggoner is 70. Actor· Edward Fox is 68. Playwright Lanford Wilson is 68. Actor Paul Sorvino is 66. Movie and TV ,composer Bill Conti is 63. Singer AI ·Green is 59. Actor Ron Phlman is 55. Singer Peabo Bryson is 54. Rock musician Max Weinberg is 54. Bluegrass singer-musician Sam Bush is 53. Actress Saundra Santiago is 48. Rock musician Joey Mazzola (Sponge) is 44. Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov.is 42. Reggae singer Capleton is 38. Actor Rick Schroder is 35 . Singer Lou Bega Is 30. Actress Courtney Pel don is 24. Thought for Today: "Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without" newspapers, or newspapers without a government. 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MASON, W.Va.- Sarah Z. Foster, 93, of Mason, W.Va., passed away on Monday~ April II. 2005. : She was born Oct. _16; 1911 . in Shinnston, W.Va .. daughter pf the late George Wtlham and Emma F. Martin Zuspan. She was a book-keeper for Hogg and Zuspf!n Lumber Co., and was :- a former postmaster at Mason Post Office . She attended the 'Chri, tian Brethren ChurCii': ·. Besides _11er parents, she "'"·' preceded in death by two ·daughters 111 ml ancy, and two brothers, Georne M. Zuspan ·william F. Zuspan. !li, c _ ' Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law. Mary F. and Harley Hendncksof Mason. W.Va.: grandchildren: Chipper and Crystal Hendncks of Potnt P,leasant, W.Va .. Ann.and Scott 1Salyers of Point Pleasant, Vernon Hendricks of Mason, W.Va., Eve Hendricks of Clifton, W.Va.; great grandchildren: Katie Hendricks, Michael Hendricks, Sarah Salyers, Derek Salyers, ·and Zandria Hendricks; sisters-in-law, Velma Zuspan of 'Mason, Ernestin.e Zuspan of Mason , Opal Lononsy of •Montgomery, W.Va .. and many nieces and nephews. , Servtces wtll be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, April 15, 2005. at 'Fogel song-Tucker Funeral Home with Rev. James Lewis and Rev. Billy Zuspan. A &raves ide service will be held at 2 p.m. -on Friday at Montgomery Memorial Park. · . Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday ;tt .Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Hom~ . . . 'Deaths . results' of a retailers' survey, and to-· update the association on progress in co llecting I ,080 su rveys from Middlepor.t shoppers. · Those surveys were mailed to water customers earlier this month. and are due in the 'w ater office today - although they may still be returned there for a · few days after the deadline. Runse-r ·said yes,terday. ILGARD . and the local . committee hope the ' su rvey will help identify · what typ.es or stores and servtce businesses are needed and would be successful 111 Middleport. The survey of I 5 down town Middleport ·merchants · conducted earlier this yeaf shows that. 6.5 percen! of downtown Middl'eport customers come from Middleport atid Pomeroy. Shoppers from those· com- munities . Mason. W.Va .. through Buckeye . local committee. wr veys Rutland. Syracuse. Racine Hiii>IHocking Valle y retun1eu h) Middleport resand Gal lipol is tllake up 96 Regional Development ident s so fa r show some perrent of the market base District last year, the doubt that such a . project for Middleport'\ retail com- ILGARD project promise' can be 'LICl'C"ful She munity, and those comm~ -­ no funding - and down - hope' the upcoming pub li c nities wil l set the bound- town revitalitation fttnd' open hou'c ~;ill help dispel aries for a target area which from ot her 'ourcc' haYc duuht about the pruJcct's will be the :,ubiect of fur- been all but eliminated. "That·, the chal lenge ... potential rm 'ucce". the r market rese;m:h. "The community has Runscr .said. "Finding peoRunser said. pron_1i ~ et.l chan ge "o many The ILGARD project. ple with tlie desire anJ at>iliwhich is 'et for completion ty to invest in the'c -quild- time,_ and nothin g has hapsaid . at the end of M~y. ts ings and bu,inesses to locate pened." . Phalin "People are· at the end of designed to find ways to in them." Runser urged public ' par- their ·rope. We have to folimprove the appearance and climate in the downtown ticipa (ion in a commu nit y low through this time, and shopping ' . district; from open house, to be held at 7 the people of the communiRutfand Street at King's p.m. on April 28 at the ty hav e to feel that they, Ace Rardware. to the "T.'' Middleport Chu rch of own thi s project. too. or it and Mill Street ,tn South Chrisi Family Life Ce nter. will never be' succesMul." Survey The two-hour public meetFifth Avenue . While the comm ittee has re sul ts. citizen · input and ing wi ll allow local res i- · not counted the number of , demographic information dents an opportunity to ·survey' returned so far, they will be gathered to help the learn about the project and are encouraged by the locat committee decide on give their ideas about what · the · most appropriate and. th.e com munity. needs in response. "I think the fact that so desir)lblc occupant s for the term s of retail store s . and . many empty downtown . se rvi ces. Preliminary ma.ny of the people of results of the shoppers· sur- Middleport returned their storefronts. Although the local com- . vey' will also be shared at su rvey can be seen as a spark of ·interest. and we mu st build · mittee · qualified for a the open hou se . $)0.000 grant by completing According to Brendit on that ' com munity "interest,". · a training course offered Phar"in. who serves on the Phalin said . Loretta T. Bush Coming Thursday in the Sentinel ... • 46 ·. LETART, W.Va . ·_ Loretta T. Bush ," 86, of Letart , W.Va ., 'd ied April 10, 2005, at her son's res idence near Hartford , ·W.Va. She was born Feb. 5, 1919, in Hartford, dau.ghter·of the late Emery and Theresa L. Young Gibbs. , Services will be held at I p.m. on Thursday, Apr.il 14, 2005. :at Fogelsong-Tucker . Funeral Home in Mason, W.Va. with 'Rev. Donalu Roach officiating. Burial" will be in Zerkle Cemetery._ · Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home, and may e-mail condolences to fogelsongtucker@myway.com. G)?~ac~ f€; (;€; f? TAEngJ) f€; ;jp(9" Can Your Tax Guy Get Money This Fast'? Dianna K. Domigan Beth Sergentjphoto COOLVILLE - . Dianna K. Domigan, 56, of Jackson, for- Joining new Meigs County Chamber Coordinator Erin Roush (cenmerly of Coolville, died Monday, April II , 2005, at the Holzer ter) for her first business minded luncheon was Lissa Jo llick and Quentin Derryberry from the Voinovich Center for Leadership · Medical Center Jackson in Jackson. . She was born Dec. 3, 1948, in Parkersburg; W.Va., daughter and Public Affa irs from Ohio University to discuss free services -that their organization offers to small businesses. of the la.te Theodore and Evelyn Cunningha1~1 Deeter. Her .husband. Charles "Skip" Domigan, survives. Cancer ScJciety. . A graveside service will be .held at II a.m. on Thursday, • Bartrum Brown Football April 14, 2005, at · Cherry Ridge Cemetery in Pomeroy. Canip will be held May 14 at Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m . on Wednesday at Huntington High School. from Page A1 the White-Schwarzel Funeral Home in Coolville. A memorial Huntington, W.Va. with the service will be conducted at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Celebrity Golf Tournament to to I p.m. on Thursday for be, held on May 15 at the . National Occupational . Esyuire . Golf Club in Therapy Month to celebrate · Barboursville, W.Va., The next business minded MIDDLEPORT - Allen . Terry, 38, former .resident of being chosen as a national winner. ·' chatnber luncheon is at noon contest Middleport, passed away unexpectedly on April 7. 2005, in • The RACO Flower Festival · on May 10 at the Wildhorse Parkersburg, W.Va. . Arrangements a'e under the direction of Fisher Funeral will be held II a.m. to 5 p.m. Cafe with guest speaker .. on April 23 at S_tar Mill Park. Bobbi Karr. Home and will be announced upon completion. • Secret Angels Foundation . basketball fund-raiser will be The Browns are doing held at 6 p:m. on Saturday at what a local committee Eastern High School with hopes will become a trend in Mike Burtrum as special guest. • Wendy's will donate 10 Middleport - i nvesting in from Page A1 . low-cost buildings, rehabili- · percent of their inside sales to tating them. and opening the Carleton Sehoul and Meigs newly-restored location by retail .businesses in the Industries Relay For Life team the middle of June . It will newly-renovated spaces. t)'om 4 p.m. to ll p.m. on April be ca lled Mill Street Once he 's finished at his 26. After dinner. Dwight Antiques. mother's new store. Scott lcenhower,will pet:torm from 7 Brown said her shop. now Brown plans to do similar p.m . to 9 p.m. at the Carleton located in the former Bahr work at the Bahr Clothiers SchooVMeigs Industries gym. Clothiers location, has building , which hi s cousin, Tickets are $4 each and all proproven successful. and Marc _Fultz, just purchased . ceeds will be to the American draws customers ranging from day-tripping collectors from outside the area to young people who are looking to furn!sh ·their homes on a budget. The Brown s have rolled up their sleeves and are working side by side to restore some of the building's former glory, remov- . ing a dropped .ceiling to . reveal a nearly-pristine tin 'ceiling. and uncovering 'so me long-covered diamond- shaped windows on either side of the store. Growing up in .Middleport, Sandy Brown · · remembers the store at the corner of South Second 499 Richland Ave., Athens, Ohio 45701 Avenue and Mill Street as or the Mary Jane Coffee Shop. 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Lopez his flock : "Thuse.individu - get-go with the tyranny of was a media pope, making it als in the Church curnmunt- Nazism and then an integral part of his mi~­ ty partiCLtlarly girted with Communism), Hiding your istry. Like his partne~ in enotalent to work in th e f11edia message will do no one any iqg the Cold War, Ronald Reag~n. John Paul was a Kennedy Townsend advi>cd. should be e.t1 couraged with "good, <Jfte r all. Like the tintsGreat Communicator in his _"Talk to us about w9merf," pastoral prudence and wis- tarct seed in that New own right. The Polish people former New York g6Vernor dom , so that they may Tcswment parable. you must know thi ' well:· They were Mario CUOiTIO pleaded with become professionals capa- sow to reap. To paraphrase the voice in in spired by hi s encourage- the not-yet-named successor blc of dialoguing with the ·vast world of th e . mass the cornfield that gets Kevin ment and example to form of Saint Peter. The two media." Costner to work in "Field· of the Solidarity movement Catholics, to the glee of their The advice is not restricted ··· Dreatm." if you build it they that ended the Evil Empire's host. were of the mind that , to Catholics. Anyone within will com~ . On so many topgrip on their country. . the recently departed pope the _smtrld of my editorial ics, Pope Jobn Paul II put the John Paul was mdubttably ' was more Neanderthal than "voice" has access to media : splendor of truth out there. gratefu) for the gift of the~lcmlm st. The eJitor, yes. But, the · And even though he's no media . Earlier th-is year, he . Bui let's go to the videoreader. too. Comm uni cation longe'r he_re to churn it out, wrote:. "We gtve thanks to tape, so to speak. In a 1995 God for the presence · ot letter to the women of the is. powei·. Use that power we'll keep reading it - ·it) the se . powerful . media world, . Pope John ·Paul n wisely. And, not to . be too hi s letters, speeches, books and online. He left the world whtch , tf u s~ d by believers wroie: "Thank you, eve_ry obvious ..but: Use it<il>. John Paul lived to see the with some mighty tool s for with "the gem us of fatth and woman</1>, for the simple age of. the blogosphere action on a variety of fronts. in docility to the light of the fact of being a woman!<ll> (though I never confirmed Call him the activist pope Holy Spirit, can facilitate Through the insight which is he bookmarked my sitea how's that for a message the communication of the so much a part of your womGospel and render the anhood you enrich the rumor, I confess. I started the right . and le(t can get bonds bf communion world's understanding and · myself, r"ight now) ·l"!ld behinq? Speak out against among ecclesial communi- help to make hu.man 1 rela- addressed it, at least iti a inju stice . Don't just sit at ties more effective.''. tions more honest and general · way. Hi s 2005 home and complain . Get Apostolic Letter "The Rapid your message circulating, . Knowing his appreciation authentic." Throughout his papacy . Development'' spea ks not smartly, clearly and truth, for media rnakes the skewed coverage of his papacy all John Paul wrote consistently only to the mogu ls. editors. ful ly. And, hey, you never know, the more frustrating. · and abundantly about the anchors, and writers, but to e~ery man and woman with people mjght listen. And a· On a funeral-weekepioode "dignity and vocation. " of · MSNBC's " HarCiball," · Quite frunkly, contrary to the access to a pen and paper to wall might even fall now and former altar boy Chris · Kennedy/Cuomo sugges - write a fetier to the editor, · again. 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Craig's ' ·J im Listing , eBaying and Mullen~ music-file downloading. - · is researching the .family tree. Not a day goes by that ! don't get an e-mail asking if!'mrelated-tosomeonein they 're bad ·P<=ople; they ' re Saskatoon or -Salinas. If just n!!t family. you go back far enough, I By the way. what's your .must be. At some point · name . again? And you're we' re all related to each related to me how'! Oh , other,- arim't we?· Aren't we through the Dimwits. Yeah , 1 · all cousins; I or 2 billion think Dad mentioned them . once. In 84 ·years. They removed? · But even if we find out came from the old country. that we were third or founh Actually they were kicked cousins - what does that out of the old country is the mean? That we shouldn't . way I heard it. And before date? That now you can ask that they had been kicked me for a loan? That sudden- oui of an even older country. ly we should make pla·ns to , The illustrious Dimwits. meet each other? That our They go way back. ·children ,should get to know After spending 3.000 one another? hours on the Internet. my eLet's see, you live 12 mailing relative has discovhours away by plane and you · ered such exciting things as want me_to com~ to a,1three- th'~t we have second cousin. day fam•ly reumon because tw1ce removed, who ts a we share the same' last bank teller in Milwaukee. name? Well, I suppose I'll That · completely unbecome, but not if y.ou invite k:nownst to me we are relatany of the Smiths or Joneses. ed to a phy$ician in We don't want any of their. Oklahoma City. and a pastry kind spoiling an intimate chef m Vancouver who spefamily get-together. Of c1altzes m chocolate truffles. 6,000 people. It's n<;~t. that He has al~ found out that .. '• ' we have a huge number of were my mother and father" consultants iry our family. 1 . · "The) were like parents to was impressed until Sue me . So that would make you pointed out tlwt "consultant" my ....?" is the new word for "unem- . "Sister. That would make me your sister, Mary." played." ''Twice removed?" Personally. I would have .."No, the one you grew up stopped looking for more relatives 2,999 ·hours ago, with. In the same house fur but my e-mlliling relative 16 years." "Oii. THAT sister. How pushes on. He's convinced that somewhere back in you been? We really should time we were descended get together-to catch up." · "Great. I'll bring the kids."· royal blood. Exactly how "What kids? that would change his life , "The four children I have. he is · not quite clear. The rest of the family has cruel- You should meet them . The · · ly given hirn the. impression oldest is 27." that once he. finds the royal · "And they would be my ... connection. he will get 10 "Nephews. Nieces and percent off the price of gas and better seats at the nephew~. ., You would be their ~ movie theater. He is now unc Ie. 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Rehabilitation and Correction to halfway hou ses . . · -Prohibit using Third Frontier state techpology grant money on research assoctated w1th using stem cel ls derived from embryonic ti ssue. -Adds $200.000 in each year for the Ohio Resource Cenrer. which provides lesson plans and other resource s for math and science teachers. and $ 100.000 each year to Youth Opportunities United, a Cincinnati intervent ion program. • - Removes a provision added over the weekend that would have allowed Cuyahoga County to charge a 25-' cent-a-pack tobacco tax to pay ffr arts and culturalfacil . ities. - Limit the ability to use funds raised from tishing and hunting licenses for state agency administrative func tions. SOURCE: House·amendments • Baseball Athens at Gallla Academy Chesapeake at River Valley Wahama at South Gallia Meigs at Wellston Miller at Eastern 1 Waterforn at Southern Softball GaHia Academy at Alh~ns Chesapeake at River Valley Metgs at Wellston · ·Miller at Eastern ,Waterford at Southern Thursday's Game ' . Softball Gatti~ Academy at Easiern Friday's Games · Baseball Federal Hocl<lng at Meigs Eastern at Belpre · Southern ,at Vinton County Softball BY ANDREW · WELSH-HUGGINS AP STATEHOUSE CO~RESPONOENT COLUMBUS -· A House plan to dramatically expand the state's school voucher program may be too brmid, while the proposed House tuition cap of 6 percent is too low, Gov. Bob Taft said Tuesday before the House approved its version of the next two-year state budget. Taft also said he's concerned about House recommendations to eliminate a cut to nursing homes that the governor says is necessary to slow the growth of the state's $10 billion Medicaid program. The GOP-controlled House approved the $51 billion budget Tuesday 53-46. largely · along party lines, sending it to the Semite. Ta(t must sign a balanced budget by June 30. "We ha,·e to grow our economy, and we're going to be able to do that with this spending package. " said House Speaker Jon Husted , a· Dayton-area Republican . The budget reduces personal income taxes across the board and cuts a temporary penny sales tax increase in half. The House. version also · guarantees no school district receives a cut in state funding, though 166 would see zero additional dollars in each year of the two-year budget. It also keeps most of Taft's tax recommendations, including_ eliminating the tax on business equipment and inventory. The House also exempted business furniture and fixtures, completely ending the tax : Democrats say the tax cuts favor the . wealthy, pushing more taxes on the middle class through electricity and sales taxes. They also said the budget harms the poor through cuts in medical programs and doesn't do enough for schools and uni versities. "We can choose to make Ohio work fur all of us rather than just some of us." said AP Photo Rep. Chris Redfern of Port Clinton, the top-ranking Jim Morgan from Cleveland . holds a sign regarding dental care coverage on the front steps'•of the· Statehouse" in Columbus. House Democr'at. Social service advocates. teachers an~ poor Ohioans rallied at the Statehouse to protest funding cuts. Taft, a Republican. wants to spend $9 million to expat!d Ohio's voucher program to Statehouse to protest funding Wednesday, April 13 abou.t 2,600 students m . 70 cuts. Morni11g (7 a.m.-Noon) public .schools with persis- . Between 1.500 and . 2.000 It will be a cloudy 'morntently failing test scores, peop le 'trtende<l the rally, ing. There may be a brief The House version "Of the according to the State sprinkle. Temperatures will budget would spend as much Highway Patrol. That's a stay near 50. Winds will be as $81 million to expand the · large event by Statehouse · l 0 to 15 MPH from the east. program to 18.000 students in standards. Aftemoon (1·6 p.m.) Abo Lit I00 teachers and academically challenged disIt should continue . to be tricts. support staff from New cloudy. We are predicting "The vo ucher proposa l Lebanon schools in west-cen- Iight rain. The rainfall will should be focused on Jailing . !Tal Ohio came to criticize fiAish around 2:00pm. Expect schools and should be tai- school-funding cuts. The dis- 0.05 inches of rain by the end Jared fairly narrowly to a tar- trict's school board agreed to of this afternoon. get of swdents that are cancel school for employees Temperatures will hoid trapped in schools that are to attend the rally as long as steady aro·und 54 with consistently failin g." Taft the day was made up later. today's high of 58 occurring The district of I .300 stu- aro11nd 2:00pm. Winds will said. Taft wants ·to cap tuition dents has Ieist a quarter of its be 5 to 10 MPH from the increases at 6 percent plus an 96 teachers in the past two east. additional 3 percent for finan- years because of budget cuts. Eveni11g (7 p.m.-Midnight) cial aid for needy students. Giving up a day of summer Temperatures will linger at The House plan would con- vacation was worth the 51. Skies will be clear with tinue the 6 percent cap in cur- chance to .push for more edu- I0 MpH winds from the rent law. ·. ca tion money, said Jennie "We're expanding our Stockslager, 50. a New southeast turning from the scholarship moneys and we Lebanon high school EI)glish northeast as the evening progresses. want to provide an incentive teacher. · Ovemight (1·6 a.m.) for universities and colleges "If it's a snow day. we call Temperatures will drop in the state ... to do the same," it · a ealami·ty day," 48 to today's low of 40 from Temperatures wi II rise from Temperatutes will hover at Taft said. . Stockslager said. "We should by 6:00am. Skies will be 38 to 55 by late this morning. 59. Skies will range ,fron;t The House restored $70 call this a calamity day . clear with 5 to lO MPH Skies will be sunny to. mos.tly million in Medicaid reim- because df, the calamitous sunny to mostly sunny with 5 · winds from the · northeast. sunny with 5 · to 10 MPH bursements to nursing homes. state of our finances." to IQ MPH winds from the winds from the northeast. Thursday, April ·l4 Lawmakers also refused to For Debrah Benson , the Moming (7 a.m.-Noon) Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) northeast. · remove a for~1ula for nursing · rally was a chance to plead home funding from state law for Medicaid funding for denand let the state human ser- tal services. Taft eliminates vices department control it, as the money .in his butlget, Taft wants. while the Ho\ISC partially Republican' on the House restores it. ' 44.49 NSC -35 SBC23.89 floor on Tuesday moved $3 Benson, 40, who has multi- ACI. . million from the state prisons pie sclerosis, is having eight AEP-35.10 Oak Hill Rnanclal .,.Wai-Mart - 48.63 budget to halfway houses, teeth pulled .in a mattcf .of· Akzo-46.Q7 33,20 Wendy's - 39.56 atlded $600.000 for education weeks out of fear the money Ashland Inc. - 66.;1.7 OVB-33 Worthington - 19.03 programs and made dozens of . won ' t .be available once the .AT&T -19.24 BBT- 39.56 Dally stock reports are: smaller·changes, mostly tech- budget passes. BLI-10.76 nicaL They also rejected !)lore "I want them to quit cutting the 4 p.m. closing Peoples - 27.45 than two dozen .Democrat t~e benefits." said Benson, of Bob Evans ...,;, 21.79 quotes of the previous Pepsico - 53.64 amendments, most of which Columbus. "This is ridicu- BorgWarner - 46.15 Premier - 11.10 day's transactions, had been re~cted in the lous. This is appalling." Champion - 4.09 Rockwell - 57.56 provided by Smith Finance Committee. Charming Shops - 7.56 On the Net: Also Tuesday'. social ser· Rocky Boots - 26.89 . Partners at Advest Inc. Gov. Bob Taft: http://gol-er- City Holding - 29.62 vice advocates, teachers and RD Shell .,..- '60. 72 of Gallipolis. Col-46.02 · poor Ohioans rallied at the llowhio.gov/ Local Stocks DG -22.02 DuPont - 50.05 Federal Mogul - .•45 cut short," \'and~rbyl said. rounded by large trees a few USB- 28.87 Fire officials said eight peo- blocks from. the campus, Gannett-SO pie also in the house escaped-· allout 30 miles northwest of General Electric - 36.09 GKNLY -4.90 the blaze, whtch started about Cincinnati. Harley Davidson 4:30 a.m. Sunday. The cause Students gather for quiet reflection on ftre victims OXFORD . (AP) - About 3,000 people gathered Tuesday night for. a candlelight vigil and quiet reflection on the lives of three Miami University students who died of the fire has not been deterin an off-campus fire over the mined: ~ - · -~ weekend. The house 'is in a neighborBill Forsythe', student gov- hood of older homes . surernment pre sident, welcomed the crowd at a retlecti~g pool and a harpist played while the -crowd pondered silently. "It will take a lmig ·time to recover," Miami President James Garland said later. Among the crowd were several members . . of the Miami rugby team, in honor of one of its members, Stephen Smith, · 22 , of Bethesda, · Md., who oied in the fire. The other victims were Julia Turnbull, 21, of Milford. and Kathryn Welling. 21. of Bronxville. N.Y. Officials said Turnbull and Welling died of carbon monoxide inhalation . There was no immediate rul ihg on how Smith died. Leanne Vanderbyl. a ;enior jQUrnalism major, said 'he knew Turn bull well. "She was an amazing girl. I knew she would have gone on to do so many amaLing things and to have such a great life .O W ' On the Net: 1\.fiami University: http:ll»'~"miami.mlwhio.edll! 58.77 JPM - 35.04 Kroger - 15.75 Ltd.- 23.52 The Athens-Meigs Educati.onal Service Center · Preschool registration for t~e . 2005·20j)6 school year wil be held · MONDAY, APRIL 18, 2005 . at Bradbury Learning Center. Appointments are necessary. . To schedule an contact Betsy at Federal Hocking al Meigs Eastern at Belpre Southern at Vinton County li'ack • Eastern at-Coal Grove Meigs a.l Vinton Co Invitational • State-of-the-art technology • Healing Garden • Patient Navigator • American Cahcer Societ)' Resource Center ' ' . To schedule an appointment or for more information, please call 740.446.5474 or 1-800-821-3860 . Rio women's basketball adds third recruit . . BY MARK WILLIAMS Special to the Sentinel Rl.O GRANDE · ~ The Un iversi ty of Rio Grande women's basketball program added their recruit for the 2005-06 season with the signing of Ripley UnionLewis Huntingto n High School point guard Erin Walker to a national letter-ofintent. Walker. a 5-4 guard. aver- ageu 8.6 poi ius. 3..J i1ssists, 2.4 rebound s and 2.5 steals per game fur the ' Blue Jays her senior scasot1. She was a 40 percent ( l 8-ofc.J5) shooter from the three-point arc. She · was named to the Southern Hills League AllLeague teatr.. was the RULH's offensive · award winner and was named AP District AII-Southw.est Honorable Mention . . Walker is also an outstanding student as she is the class ~­ .~ co-v,tl ed i ctorian thi>' vcar and a melnber of th e. Natio.nal H o n o r Societv. Walker was happy' to get the opponunity to. _play basketball in college. "I'm excited, it's great." she said. "I really never ti)ought that I would be here. today, doing this. " ·' J.'i:lidn'tthink I would have· the upp(>nunity to do this. it' s great.' Walker added. , Walker explained her reasoning in choosing Rio Grande as a coll ege . home . "Part of it was the (scholar'hip> money.'' Walker said . " But also . Coach \ Smalley showed up at · my. all -star game and talked to me afterwards and talked 'to my parents · and really assured me and that was probably the best thing." She plans to major in Ph y,ica l Edu ca tion and Health cllld pcrlwr' one clay will coach ba,ketball on the · colk~i ~lte level. ''I'd like to 'tart teC~chin~ Cit the midd le or hi ~ h school level and then beg in coach ing basketball,'' Wa lker '"ill "Hopefully. nl<l) be one day be a college com: h ... Ri pJe, Head Coach Mike Couper "'"happy for Walker on h~r hig day. "Th'is is her Please see Walker, 86 · PVHJiag . Eastern girls second at River Valley football . · tourney date set PREP TRACK AND FIELD BY BRAD SHERMAN bsherman@ mydailyregister.com Rio Grande Schedule Today Ba-ll Rio at Northern Ky. (DH), 2 p.m. Softball Rio at Ohto Dominican {DH), 3 p.m. Thuroctoy Ba-ll Rio at Ohio ValleY College, 7 p.m. SOtunlay BI-ll Rio at Tiffin (DH), J p.m. Softball Rib at Urbana (DH)~ 1 p.m. Track . Rio at Taylqr lnvltatlonat SUndoY . , Be-l' Bloat Tiffin tDH) , tp.m. Softball Mountian State at Rio, 2 p.m. Monday, April 18 BeHball Cedarville al Rio (DH). 2 p.m. Bartrum and Brown Football Camp set HUNTINGTON, W.Va. The Mike Bartrum and Troy Brown Football Camp will be held on the campus of Hu.ntington High School May 14. The camp is for boys and girls grades l-12. The cost of the camp is $40 per person the day of the camp, with additional campersJrom the same family only $20. Early registrants can save $10 upfront by sending in their . registration , post marked before May 8, to: Banrum & Brown Football Camp, P.O. Box 9497, Hunrington, WV, 257040497. Parents or guardians ..·must also sign a waiver against injuries form each -child. You can pick up appli· cations at First Sentry Bank, Kindred Communications, . Stadium Fra(11e and· Art and other locations. For more information; call Rich and Mary Gannon at (304)697-5640 or go to the camp's website at bartrumandbrown.com. Secret.Angels schedules · ·hoops game Trust. Hope... Closer to You • WOMEN 'S ' BASKETBALL PREP SCHEDULE Higliligius /asr-mima~ culdirions on rhe Houw }7o"r rhe lc(test l'ersion of the stare 's t11·ci- rear bud.~e rp roposa/, """' /wadnl ro 1/re Senwe: · Td~ sdar. ro " Wednesday, April13, 2005 TUPPERS PLAINS - The second annual Secret Angels Foundation benefit·bllsketball game' ·will be held 6 p.m. Saturday at Eastern High School. . UPS will ch'allenge the Ohio State Highway Patrol, and the Eastern High School staff will take on the Meigs H.S . staff. Phi !adelphia Eagles TElLS Mike Bartrum will be the special guest and will be autographing pictures for $5 each. A Bartrum No. 88 Philadelphia Eagles jersey will be raffled off, each chance will cost $2. Drawing will take place . the night of the game. CHESHIRE Distanc_e . runner Erin Pyles won three events for Point Pleasant 's girls, then a strung perfur-. mance from male sprinters helped the We st Virginians swee p both division s at · River Valley's track and field meet Tuesday. · Pyle s won the 800, 1600 and 3200-meter runs for · the Lady Knight s, who amassed 112 points. Eastern was seco nd with · 96.5 fol- . lowed by River Valley (77.5), Ohio Valley Christian ( 19) and South Gallia (8) Point Pleasant won nine of the 16 gi~ls events. Mallory Nowli·n ( I 00 meters ), Jessica Elias ( 11 O~meter hurdles). Katey Hipes (shot put) and Megan Wamsley (long jump ) also earned individu<~l win s, as did Point' s 4x I 00 and 4x800 relay teams. The other two relay races, the 4x200 and 4x400, went to runner-up Eastern. Jennifer · Hayman won the 400meters for the Lady eagles, while teammate Erin Weber was tops in the discus. Sally Attar won two events (200 meters, high jump) for River Valley, while , Jessica Shriver won ·the 300-meter hur" dies. On the boys side, Newt Mattox sprinted to wins in the 100 and-200-meter. dashes and was also part of winning 4xl00 and 4x200 meter Point Pleasant relay teams. The Knights racked up 116 points , edging hoM River Valley by eight. Eastern was third with 95, while Ohio Valley Christian was a distant fourth with 23 and South Please see Eagles, 86 STAFF REPORT · sports@ mydailysentineLcorn . POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. Pleasant Valley Ho, pital. in conjunction with Mike Bartrum, a valued longsnapper and ti ght end with the Philadelphia Eagles, . and Troy Brown , fo rmerl y a wide receiver and punl ·returner for the Super Bowl Champions, the New . England Patriots. will host the annual ,Pleasant Valley l'!ospital Coed Flag Football Tournament 10 be held on Saturdav, June 1·1. 2005. The ' doubl e-elimination tournament will' be held at the Mason County Career Center and Point Pleasant High School fields . Games will begin at 8 a.m. and will con· tinue throughout the day rain or shine . Individual trophies wiil be ·awarded to the top six fini shing team s .. "We are elated that we will work again w.ith Mike' and Troy at our annual ~oed flag · football tournament," said Amy J Leac h,, director .of community relations at Pleasant Valley Hospital. "These nrc two athletes who epitomize . good sportsmanship and serve a~ exemplary role· models .for . the .. . youth of . tan MciNen•ar/phc•to Jen Hayman rons the ancnor leg of Ei3stern·s- 4x200 meter race during Tuesday's meei at · River Valley. The Eagles finished lirst in' that race with a time of 2:04. Wahama defeats Southern BY ScoTT WoLFE Sports correspondent two runs in the t h i r d HARTFORD The i n n in g •w h e n Wahama Lady White Jordan Falcons (7 -4) jumped on the N e i g 1e r Southern . Lady Tornadoes walked. Brooke (4-6) early and never looked back Tuesday night in nonK i se r leagu.e softl!all action at doubled to put runners on Hartford. second · and third, and . Wahama went right to Whitney Rlftle had a 5-3 work on S~uthern ~ t'!rter ground out to drive in a run. and losmg pitcher Bethany Joanne Pickens had a ·si ngle Riffle. Ohlinger walked to to drive home Kiser and ' 'lead off for the White Wahama led 3-2. Southern Falcons, then Nancy threatened in the seventh Brinker reached on an error when Ashley Roush walked by the pitcher and Keith and Bonnie Allen singled Ann Sayre singled hard up with two outs but a ground the rniddle, and A. Wolfe out ended the game. · singled home a run , then Wahama reclaimed on of later scored after a stolen the runs when in the bottom base, an error, and scored on · of the third inning . Wolfe a passed ball , the score 3-0. doubled and scored on two Southern plated its only pas~ed balls. 4-2 Wahama. • In the fourth inning Ohlinger singled. Leslie Kitchen reached on an error . when no one covered first base on her bunt and the throw went into ri ght !ield foil 1 terri tory to score Ohlinger. Nancy Brinker then slammed a double over the centerfielder to drive in . a run. and \l{lllfe had a sacrifice tly, the score now 72. Both defenses played well the ·last two innings. · Wahama's Kei thAnn Sayre had several big put our,s from shortstop. Sayre first 1t1ade some great fielding plays, then finished them off with great throws from the field. Southernfs Ashley Roush also had a good game at shortstop for. the Tornadoes. Roush charged several slow hit · Plu!le see Wah1ma, ~ ' Entry fees are $150 per team and applications can be picked-up at the Pleasa11t Valley Wcllness Center. The entry fee includes (for all members on a team's roster) an invil>ltion to a VIP banq·uet held at Ri verside Golf Course the ni ght prior to the tournament , commemorative t-shirt with a caricature sketc hed by Jan Haddox (a local artist), lunch ihc afternoon of the tournament. team photo comof Putney . pliments Pho)ograph y and an invitation to a post-game celebration . All proceeds from the tournament wi II be donated to the Bartruni and Brown Foot~all . Camp and the Pleasant Valley Hospital Please see Flag. 81 Tornadoes fall to Wahama, 5-4 ' "• . our co mmumues. · . . . .· BY ScoTT WoLFE Sports correspondent Turnat.lues a sca re . · then · Dustin Vickers hammered a ---'-'--'---'--'----'--'--~ two-run s i ng Ie and Iate r · scoret.l on a sacrifice tly by MASON . W.Va. - The He ath Stanle.y. the score .J-0 Wahama White · Falcons· Wahama. s.;ored early. but had to hold Southern scored on in the off a Southern rall y late in second inning when Butch the game to claim a 5-4 nonleague win over the Marnnout leu orr by reachTornadoes amid controversy ing 011 an error. sto le sectmd in a cross-river vars,ity boys and third . then scored on a baseball conte st Tuesday at sacrifice tly and RBI from · Wahama High School. the bat of Nick Buck. the Wahama took an early 4-0 score .J- 1. lead in the bottom' of the f(rsi In the top . of the third inning when Joshua Branch inning Jordan Pierce reached walked to lead off the on an error. Jake Hunter sininning. Brandon Fo,wler then gled and Wes Riffle r.eached si n~ l ed and Chad Zerkle on an error to load the bases. dehvered an RBI single up the middle. Kameron Sayre Please see Fall, B6 flew out , but gave the • �Eastern honors basketball, cheerleaders TL' PPERS PLAINS Eastern High School hdu ih .111nu:Ji " "in 1cr 'POrls b.llllfLIC I nn MML'h 20 Below '' a Its! of ;.pet:l<ll award .IIlLI fel ler Winners. cllld lwnOi ees He- get-. d lot nl 'i~tl lstaction out of dn 11fg It Jamte ·'i \\ ay. G~lll~ P"'' Bovs Basketball Spect.d. A\1 .nJs - ALlam Dill.1ru ( Best Defensive Pla yer. B1 )t:e Buckley Aw.1rd l. Derek Baur1 (Besl D efen"'e Pl.tye r ); C hn s Carrull 1Co:1c hes Award ). Chns Myers (Coaches Awa rd). :"Jatha n . CoLarl ( Be st l'ree Throw Pe rcent. ,ge): Cody Dill ( M ost Rebounds). Ed Beatty (Don Jackson.t Award). . Robert Cross· ' 1Most Ch.1rges) Spectal ·award wtnners for Eastern basketball thts year are Ill front. from left, Ed Be atty, hns Team m embers Derek Myers and Adam Dill ard . In bac k are Nathan Cozart. Chfls Carroll. Robert Cross and Cody Baum. ALlam Dill ard. Cody Dill. Dill. Robert Cross. C hns Carro ll . Chns Myers . E d Beatty. Mark Guess. N.ithan Cozc~rt. Dcr d Roush. Brian Castor. Ju sti n Browmng and A l ex McGrath. Flag from Page·B1 • FoundatiOn. A II coed flag f ootb all partlctpunts mu >t be al lea•t I S years of ag e and teams may play with a mrmmum of s1x players (three men and thre e women ) and a max1mum of eight pl ayers i,f'o ur men and four women) on the IIeld at once There mu st always be an equal number of m en and women on the tield Each game will consist of · two 20-minute halves and a five-mmute half-tnne, Teams mav have a maximum o f 16 players (eight men and erg ht women). Any expense s related to inJUri es are the sole re sponsibility of the pl ayer. Pleasant Valley Hospital , Inc and its subs tdiarie s will not be held responsible fu r any injurie,s that may be incurred while participatin g in ' the tournament. B artrum , who was a se nior on Marshall University 's 1992 Division 1-AA football Junior Varsity Basketball . , Submitted photo Spec ta l .award wtnners for Eastern cheer lead~ng thts year are from left, Dyana Hawthorne , Bnttn t Hensley, K•mberly Castor and Alyssa Baker. Eighth Grade Basketball Seventh Grade Basketball Te am m embers D erek Griffm, Zach Hendn x, Josiah Hayman , .Josh Hupp, A c tion Facem yer, Casey Hannum , Cody H annum , Jordan Kimes. KCith Aeiker and Ben Buckley. Junior High Cheerleaders Squad m embers - Br~ea Buckley, Andrea Buckley. Chelsi Kearns, Tara Smith , Amanda Wolfe , Alisa Shamp . Tina Drake, Rhonda Durham and Mallory Guthrie. Team members Jake L y nch , Nik Brannon , Kelly Winebrenner, Jordan Wood , Tyler Carroll, WaLl e Collins, Devon Ri ggs, Cody Ridgeway and Scott Trus se ll. • Corporation , Plaintiff, vs. Floyd H. Cleland, et al. Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sale· to me directed from said court ir'l the above entitled action. I will expose to sale at public auction on the front steps of the Me1gs , Courthouse County on Friday, May 6th, 2005 at 10:00 a.m . of shld day, the following described real estate. SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF MEIGS, VILLAGE OF RUTLAND, STATE OF OHIO AND BEING IN SECTION NO. B, TOWN 6, RANGE 14. OF THE OHIO COMPANY'S PURCHASE BEGINNING ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE ROAD IN THE LINE OF A LOT FORMERLY OWNED BY MINTA COLLINSl'- THENCE NORTH 26112 DEGREES WEST 178 FEET; THENCE NORTH 631/2 DEGREES EAST 142 FEET; Tl;tENCE SOUTH 13112 DEGREES WEST 229 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, CONTAINING 291100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. SAVE AND EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING: BEING IN SECTION 8, TOWN 6, 8ANGE 14, BEGINNING ON THE EAST SlOE OF THE ROAD. ON THE LINE OF THE 1ST FORMERLY OWNEO BY MINTA COLLINS , THENCE NORTH 261/2 DEGREES WEST 115 FEET; THENCE ·NORTH 60 DEGREES EAST 95112 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 131/2 DEGREES WEST 154 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING , CONTAINING 121100 ACRES , MORE OR LESS . PROPERTY ADDRESS: • a bridge; thence N. 37 Dog. 11' 32" E., 24.91 loot to the true point of beginning, said point Is also In the northertv right of way line of Route 124; thence leaving said right of way and along a severance line through the prop- 554 Main Street, Rutland, Ohio 45775 PROPERTY OWNER: Floyd H. Cleland · PRIOR DEED REFERENCE: Volume 186, Page 617, 1 PP#: T 2• 00048.000 Appraised at $40,000. Terms of the West one-hall of Section 5; THENCE South 00 degrees, 00 minutes. 18 seconds 'Easl along the East hall seet1on line of the West one-hall of Section 5, 412.5 feel (25 rods) to in Iron pin Sale: Cannot be sold setj Cannut b'e sold for erty lor less than 2/~rds of the appraised value. 10% down on day of degrees, THENCE North 89 59 minutes~ 42 seconds West, 2.262.2 feet to an iron less than 213rds of the appraised value. 10% down on day of til , which said iron sale, cash or certified check, balance on confirmation of sale. ChapmaA, D.B. 309, Pg. 395 (lour calls) and fallowing the centerline of a small creek lor (two calls), N. 2 Dog. 25' 13" E., 94.17 feet, N. 35 deg. 20' 37" E., 60,51 feet to a point; thence leaving said creek, S. 54 Deg. 08' 43" E. 313.52 feet passing an Iron pin at 20.00 feet to an Iron pin, 5. 41 Dog. 28 ' 39" W., 164.ot feet to an Iron pin In the Northerly right of way line of sale, cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sale. Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney lor Plaintiff Reinmer & Lorber P.O. Box 968 Twinsburg, OH 44087 (330) 425-4201 (3)30, (4) 6 & 13 3T Northeast corner of pin Is South 99 degrees, 59 minutes, 42 seconds East, 31 .20 feet from the center of MEIGS COUNTY ROAD NO. 26, .. THENCE from the said ~ron pin South 15 Thomas Property at: 43219 Roa<!, Frank Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PPt 03-00400 Prior Deed Reference: Volume 143, Page 473 Appraised $75,000 Terms of at Sate: Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff. Attorney lor the Plaintiff: Lerner, 1 Sampson & Rothfuss, Box 5480, P.O. Cincinnati, OH 45201· 5480 degrees, 55 minutes, 42 seconds East, 120 East Fourth Street, 8th Floor Cincinnati , PUBLIC NOTICE Sheriff's Sale, Real 54.031eet, THENCE South 20 degrees, 29 minutes East, 97 95 feet; THENCE South 24 Estate, Case Number degrees, 08 minutes 04CV016 ABN AMRO Fast. 87.86 feet; THENCE South 28 degrees, 31f- mtnutes --Sherlff 's Sale Of Real Fast 87.51feet; Estate THENCE South 33 Slate of Ohio, degrees, 58 minutes Meigs County East, 92.9 feet, Mid State Trust, IV THENCE South 36' t;'lainlill Public Notice Mortgage Group, Plaintiff VS Cliffoid Thomas Ill, et. al, Defendants. Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio degrees, 58 minutes Ohio 45202-4007 (513) 241-3100 (3) 30, (4) 6,13 along said right of way line, N. 48 Deg. 31 ' 21"W., 246.21feet 10 the point of BEGINNING and contaimng 1.00 Acres , more Or less. Public Notice For last source of Title See D.B. 324, Pg. 597 of the Meigs County, Ohio Records of Deeds. Parcel No: 100025.001 CURRENT OWNER: Mary J. Hawk et at Property at: N. Side SR 124, Rutland, Ohio PP# 11.00025.001 vs East, 324.75 feet to · Mary J. Hawk PLACE OF Defendants Order of Sale to me . the directed • from said B~GINNING of this Case Number Court in the above lot, said PLACE OF 03C.V102 entitled action, 1 w111 BEGINNING being Court of Common expose to sale at marked by an Iron Pleas, Meigs County, public auction on the pin; Ohio front steps of the THENCE South 36 In pursuance of an County on degrees, 58 minutes l\eg1~ter (740) 446-2342 (7 40) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 • Offte~ llour.s- Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... r Township of Rutland , Attorney County, State of Ohio West, 96.4 feet to in iron pin; r;leigs County, Ohio: BEGINNING at a point P)e1n1lff Situate ' in the 5, Town 2 North, and .THENCE South 58 in the centerline of Range 13 West, of the OHIO COMPANY'S PURCHASE and degrees, Ol minutes 30 seconds West Route 124, said point is where the cenler- the line of Corn Hollow being descnbed as POINT OF BEGINNING contain- located as follows . COMMENCING at the ing 1 04 acres, more Beginning-at - point West about 1830 feet and north about 2360 feel and North 1 deg. 30' 54" East 473.78 feet from the Southeast corner of said Section 12. said point of beginning being In the center of Township Road T·t76 (Nichols Road) and being Nortl11 deg. 30' 54" East 473.78 feet from the Junction of Volume 245, page 75, THENCE South 82 or less. Current Owner: Clifford & Michelle and being described as follows: Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff degrees. 15 minutes follows. THE POINT OF. BEGINNING being Companl's Purchase estate. Meigs to Township, Meigs County, State of Ohio, and being in Section 12, Town 5 North, Range 14 West of , the Ohio Deed Situate 1n Chester feet Deg .. 30' 54" West130 feet along the center of Township Road T176 (Nichols Road) to the pomt of beginning, containing 1.053 acre, more or less, excepting all legal rights of way. Current Owner: Gary & Angela Jones Property at: 30486 Nicholas Road Ohio Middleport, 45760 "PP# II-D0129 Deed Prior Volume Reference: 99, Page 309 at Appraised $25,000.00 public auction on the sale. Public Auction on the front steps- of the 260.6 ence thence South 1 t3, 2005 at 10 a.m. of said day, the following. described real estate: Legal Description: In the Situated directed from said Court In the above entitled action, I will expose to sate at lowing described real 17 seconds East, 287. 13 feet to an iron and being in Sect1on House on Friday, May In pursuance of an Order of Sale to me 88 deg. 29' 06" East 294.27 , feet to the Westerly line of a 1.1 acre lot as described m Meigs County desCnbed real estate: The land · referred to in th1s policy is Sit· Township, front steps of the Meigs County Court veyed April 1975 by H. Hysell, R.S. No. 2274 to an iron rod; thence North 88 dog. 29' 06" West 405.69 feet to tho center of Township Road T-176 (Nichols Road) crossIng iron rods set at 202.89 feel and 387.99 feet lor refer- Meigs County, Ohio Rutland Mark Road intersects with Route t 24; thence · with the centerline of K. for the AUn 311 Park Avenue Ironton, Ohio 45638 74()-532-8744 (4) 6, 13," 20' Sheriff's Sale Real Estate I 19.5 feet and 155.55 for reference; thence North 22 deg. 42 ' West 32.73 feet the along Southwesterly line of said 1.1 acre lotto the Northwesterly corner of said 1.1 acre lot; · Public Notice Route 124, S. 5o Dog. 3~ ' E., 153.971eet to a point at the center of crossing Iron rods at feet McCown, Records Cue thence North 67 deg. 55' East 139.22 feet along the northerly line pi aald 1.1 aero before said meeting. to Its bylews, lor the pur• pose of electing directors and the (740)379·9098 business Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold lor less than 2/3rds of the appraised value. 10% down on day of 1 sate, cash or certified check, balance on confirmation of sale. Ralph E. Trussell Meigs County Sherin Attorney lor the Plaintiff Mantey, Deas, Kochalskl The Battleship Building 444 North Front St. Columbus, OH 432152242 614-220..5611 (4) 6, 13, 20 8 to 10 d1fferenr s1ze Gaivan•zed P1pe Call (304)6 75-35 15 between 5 OO·B OOpm Black Lab/Retnever m1x 1 year ~ld, great w1th children Call needs room to run 740·669·6006 Old round bales of hay Call (740)446·2724 r Is be held at the Middleport Church of Christ, Family life Center, 437 Main Street, Middleport, Ohio, on the third Wednesday of April , . A grow.ng H VA C company IS looking for an all·around person to do heallngfcoolmg The pmson must have 1 year or more of expenence m 1nstallat1on and techmcal Should be, or Will be, cerhfleO Pay on exper1ence If Interested 1n bemg the Best , send resum e to CLA Sox 548 , c/o GallipoliS Tnbune , P:O Bol': 469 GallipoliS OH r FU:A MARKE'r Carolina Flea Market Now Open Outs1de. Accepllng Vendors , Yard S~les Produce fn-Sat-Sup 304 675·5516 WANrED roBUY " bsolute Top Dollar U S Sliver and Gold Co1ns, Proofsets, Gold R•ngs, U S Currency,· M T S Com Shop, 151 Second Avenue Gallipolis. 74o-446·2842 Applications for SecretanaiPoslt!On ava1lable at 2309.J.ackson- Ave;nue , PI PI , Must-be-returned 1n person by 4pm Fnday, Apnl 22 • Secunty Officers needed Mason County $6 50/h r Call M-F 9am-5pm 1-800- 275·8359 EEO Home Health Ca re of SEO IS accepting appiiCat•ons for, Adm lss 1on Nurse , Compet 1t1ve- wages - wtth benef•ts. call (740)662-1222 Immediate Opemng for Part· T1me Dnver at Mason County Act1on Group, INC .. must have a current OrNer's Licen Ses. have a clean Onvlng Record and b'e Will ing to work f1ex1ble hours Submit Resume w1t~ References or Applications can be p1cked up trom Mason County Act1on Group, INE:. Please Apply 1n respond ASAP Confidence to Ruth A1ce, Tra nsportation Manager by Apnl 15, 2005 Mall or Deliver to Mason County Action Group, INC , PO Box 12 101 2nd•Street, Pt Pfeasant , WV 25550 No Phone Calls Please EOE 8692. , Want to bt.Jy a 3 bedroom 2 Mth home Garage, base· ment, 3-10 acres IS des1r· Me1gs, able. All casn Galtla, or Athens County 740-992-6300. I \11'111 , \II'\ I 'I 1{\ II I " Local Pfumbing and Heating Company m need· of a Pfumber with a mlntmum of 5 years experience. salary based on experience Interested applicants please send r•sume 10 Plumber, ~0. Bo< 122, Jacl<lon, OH 456410 ' ~lure's Restaurant now "11;;10;:;;;;;;;;;;;..____,, hlnng au locations, full or '/ - r~ www comics com Fax: 740/446-2438 Email: admln.shnO tandemheaHhcare com Ii WANTED 1180 ~ To Do ~-------,..1 All Types Masonry. Brtck Block Stone, Free Est1ma te 1304)773-9550 304·593· 6421 Babys11tmgVery Reasonable Rates Ages 4 and un der Call Crysta l (740 )441 ·9654 2590 or {740 )590· & CRAFTS, cus tom long arm machme qu•ltmg crafts m ade to order Call (740)669-3509 L1lllan Hale or (740 )669·4535 Mae Puc ken DHK Cleaning & Powerwashmg Let -Us-Help-You Clean-erupm No Matter What The Job • Is We W1ll Get-~r­ Oone) rl For All You 're ln s•deiOuts1de Needs We're the Ones for You Call Karen or Dave at 740·985·3633 Busmesses, A e s 1den 11 a ll h ome. s Conrr acts Anyt1m e, Anyplace. Clean All, Powerwash1ng, Remodeling etc No Job Is To Dlrtynr Georges Portable ,Sawmill don't haul your logs lo the m1U just call 304·675·1957 Lawn ca re All lypes, Dependable expenenced No jOb to small Call (740\379-9297 Kara . Lawn Care Cut & Trim, Reasonable Rates, Free Ett•mates, 11 Wanted· Front Desk Clerk years experience, many F ull-tl l;fl9 pos1t10n, happy references. (304)593-6894. tace a must. and possess good people skills Apply in Lawn Care B•g & small person at Hof1 day Inn ol yards Will do mow1ng and Gall•polis No phone calls tnmmmg Call anyttme, no answer leave message please t-877-483-&247 oxt 2455 1'30 ~ Weekond Trae Service Tnm & Removal Call (740)256· 1883 or (740)645-4458. (Careers Close To Home) Call Today! 740-441)·4367 . H!00-214-0452 A«:r~ Member Acctldlllng Coonol lor l•depel•ot COII6QH and SchOols 127"'8 11RP WANTID part-t1me. pick up applicalion at locatiOn & bring back between 10 ooam & DtAECT TV Free 4 room Help Wanted . General 11·ooam, Monday thru hookup Free HD Big Screen LabOr, can (740)245_-9559 Saturday TV, 800-263-2640 r I'Rof1il;st0NAL SERVICES DIRECTV FREE DVD PLAYER FREE Equ1pmen t & Install up to 4 Rooms Call today for FREE HBO, Max & Stari 1-600-523-7556 tor Deta11s TURNEIYOOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? No Fee Unless We W•n• , -888-582-3345 I~ I \I I "' I \II HoMES IURSALE Mill Creek Aoad , Gallipolis Excellent Cond 1t1on & LocatiOn Bnck Front w•thNinyl S•dmg, Storage Bldg No Land Contracts After 5pm (304)675-5038 . HIO V~LLEY .. . PUBLISH NO CO, recommends tha u do bus1ness with le you know, and HOT t end money through lh 11 until you have 1nvestl ated lhe otferi {740)339·0362 . (740)388· 3BR 1 total electnc. good cond•t•on Small house trailer w/e dttiOn central a1r, stove refrigerator, must be moved, $ 8 OOO, 1n the country for rent Ideal for 1 pt:~rson $250 month 01 4 ' _17_ _0_194 _ 9 ._9_ _6_ _~~- · Call alte r noon (740 )256- r 2002 Clayton 16x80 mob1le C695~8--:-________, home Shmgled roof $25,999 7817 Ca ll (740 )446· ~ APARTh!Emli FUR RENT 3936 \II IH II \ '-.111...,1 r""t·O--"-~-·-'.j)_.] Mollohan Carpet , 202 Clark Chapel Road, Porter. Ohu~ {7\0)446·7444 1·877·830· Deluxe 1997 Patnot 16x40 1 bed rOom, vmy l s1dmg shmgle root , thermopane Window s, 2x6 ex:tenor walls patiO door, w1th appliances w/d hp, 9x24 shed porch 9x12 add on room , storage bu1 ld1ng , membership Resort Area. Racme, Oh1o This newspaper Will not knowingly eccept advertisements rOr real estate which Ia 1n violation of the law. Our readers are hereby lntormed that all dwellings advertised In thla newspaper are available on an equal opportunity bllua. Call (7 40)446·8325. Call(740)446-3481 t All realeatste ltdvertlalng Grandview Estates subdiVISIOn JUs! off At 160-3 BfJ, 13/4 baths remodeled kitChe n w/Maytag bwlt-ms. ta mllyroom w/bU1It-1n bar, ulllliY room w1th washer/dryer, updated windows and doors. fenced backyard $132,500 0% Down Shown by appomtmen t P1ctures at www or-.o b com code 14505 Valley $290 per month plus depos tt W/ 0 ~OO ICUp! a!.rO'>IFS (740)992·7321 In this nawspaper Is subjact to the Federal Fair Houelng Act of 1968 which makea It Illegal to advertiH "any pntferen~;tt, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, r'ellglon, !lex familial status or national origin, or any intention to nwke any such preference, ymltation or discrimination " v1ew, full basement, Gallipolis Feny $700 nKmth r M%~ Attention! Local company oHe nng ' NO DOWN , PAYMENT ' pro grams for you to buy your home Instead of renti ng • 100% linanc1ng • L!;!'SS than perfect cred1t accepted • Payment cou ld be the same as rent Mortgage Locators 1 & 2 bedroom apartments on Beech Street m Middlepor t furmshed ut1l1· lies pa1d . deposit & refer· ences reqUired no pets , (740)992·0165 1 and 2 bedr oom apart· ments furnished and unfur· $22,000. (740)992·0018 n.shed, secunty depos•t For Sale - 1979 Homette 2 reqwed no pets, 74D-992· bedroom. wfcentral a1r 2218 $3,495 00 Ca ll (740 ) 385· Apl lor rent $350 OQ pluS 4367 deposit An utlhhes Included For Sale 14X70 3 bed- No pets allowed 740.992room , se t up 1n Cou.ntry 2274 Homes, $6,995 00 Move 1n bedroom home PRICES AT JACKSON $239 00/month Includes ESTATES, 52 . w 9stwood AJC, Delivery and Set-up On\le from $344 'to $442 Call M'ke. {740)385-767 1 Walk to shop & mov1es Call Equal Inventory Clearance New 4 740-446· 2568 Hous1ng Opportumty bedroom Home 1 $3 19 00/month, Includes CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· A!C, Delivery and Set-up EO' & AFFORD~BLE1 Call Harold, (740)385-9948 Townhouse aparlments SAI/E·SAVE-SAI/E and/or ' small houses FOR New 3 Bed(oom Home only 3-Bedroom , 1-Bath $198/month. Includes ale. · Remolded Full Basemen1, delivery, and set up. . 74().. Appliances mcluded . 385-9948 Outbu1ld1ng & 24FT Pool, 188 Park Dnve (304)675· New 4 bedroom, 2 bath home onty $49,098.00 7460 Includes a/c. delrvery. and set up 74()..385-9948 403 SP"''II Ave. Pomeloy, OhiO One fam1ly home for NeWer rBnch style home, 3 BO years Soli l1k8 new 3 BR. 1 balh. House has cenbedroom&, 1 112 baths tral air, heat, new carpet and $50 000 992·2426 hardwood flooring Big deck on ~ acre of gt'ound . Super 50 acre larm w•lh hOuSB and clean Musl see Kelly Or. off barn . • $62.500. Call of Georges Creek $78,500 (304)2 1().8238 (740)256-6006 9162 Free Est1mates Easy financing, 90 days same as cash V1saJ Master Card ·Dnve- a· little save al3t Th ompsons Appl iance & Repa•r-6.,.5-7388 For sale re-cond1t1oned automat1c washers & dryers refrJgerators. gas and electriC ranges a1r cond1!10ners alld wringer washers W1H do repa~rs on mater brands 1n Shop or at you r hOme r loday l Call · (740)385o4367~ - - - - - - - - S& W 44mag 6~brl-tllued­ BEAUTIFUL APART- $475. S&W 357 6'brl ~ued Inventory Clearance, New 3 MENTS AT BUOGET H&K usp 40cal $550 r Golllpolla Co'"' Coi!Ogo -~! HiC!lMgetom arrow Smart Contac t th hto DIVISIOn of Fmanc1a Otf1ce o onsumer Affa •r EFORE you refr nanc our home or obtain a loan EWARE of requests fo ny large adva~ce pay ents ct fees or 1nsurance all the Off1ce o onsumer Affa~ts toll fre 1 1·866-276·0003 to lear I the mortgage broker o ender IS properly licensed Th1s IS a publiC serv1c nnou ncement lrom th hiO Valley PUbiiShln FOR RENT 3 bedroom Condo With r1ver One BA apa rtment In Spring 1 t/2 Story 2·Bedrooms , 1·• Bat h Full -Basement Mlka !'ope w/Work·Bench Hardwood Roofmg, S1dmg, Porches, Floors. New Healing & Coolmg 2614 ~ 1 1"1Coln Ave Slock models at old priCes, Decks Phone (740 )388· (304)675 4217 Must Sale Repossessed 2005 models arnvmg Now. 8329 Homes locatiOns. Gallipolis Coles Mo~•le Homes, 15266 US 50 East , Athens, Need a Break? Here IS you 2-story 7 room house, 4 & Crown Crty Contact Nieic: Ohio 45'701. (740)592·1972. Opportunity to go on bedroom, 2 ba lh, 2 porches Huffman, 800-333-691 0 "Wh ere You Get Your Vacation Need Mom. Dad (t clOsed m), deck. 213 acre New 2 bedroom home only Money's Worth" or HandiCapped loved One Hat lot Heal pump R1ver S1721montl'l Includes ale, I have one Valley cared for Schoo l Oistuct deliVery, and set up 740.YBISNESiUILDINGS ' Open1ng for a Female, Full· BulaviiiE! P1ke ~....... • ,$69,500 385·9948 t1me Call (304)67 5-6183 (740 )367-7272. (740)441-9128. GIVe us a.call tOday l ea 1ng manc1a Institution approv1ng Small Busmess, Mortgage Personal and VehiCle Loans Immediate response g111e us a call at 1·866·228-7063 ' Or apply online at ~ 1nvestme n lfm ane~a l or ~ 2005 by NEA, Inc. ----COYOTE CREEK QUILT's ~ SFIDFIEOE HROtandemheabhcare com You ~n stop IOOk1ngl We have the perfect lob for you! You can earn up to $8/hour anC! rece1ve pa1d uam1ng, vacations and holidays We also offe r a full benefits package and both day and ntght shfft pos1t10ns are ava1lable · lrL,.-•ro•H•~•~•SES•rr..,_.JI t · APARTMENIS 0017 bnck hous\1 "' m Mercerville 1 BR apt m Pleasant Valley Apartment Ntcely remode led 3 bed· Crown City Cable , electnc Are now tak1ng Applicat•ons room house m Rutland, water fur (7 40)256-8 132 for 28A, 3 BA & 4BA , $32,000, ca ll RuHell at Sol & taken ApplicatiOns ' are Bloom . (740)541·3251 Attention I Monday thru Fnday, jro m Local company offenng "NO 9 00 AM ·4 PM Othce , IS No Down Payment 4 bedroom. 2 Bath. 3 car DOWN PAYMENT' pro· Located at 1151 Evergreen grams for you to buy your Dnve Pomt Pleasant , WI/ garage country selling, Phone No •s (304)675· BidWell area (740)388· home Inste ad of rent1ng • 100% f1na ncmg 5806 EHO 8560 • Less than perfect cred1t Tara Townhous e ac'cepted • Payment co uld be the Apartments. Very Spac1ous . www.orvb.com 2 Bedrooms , CIA 1 112 same as rent Home Listings. Locators Bath, Adu lt Pool & Baby Mortgage List your hotne by ca llmg Pool, PallO. Start $385/Mo {7401992·732 1 (740)446-3S20 No Pets, Lease Plus Respons•ble coupl e to rent Secunty Deposit Requ1red , V1ew photos/mfo on line · 2BA home 1 m1le from (740)446·3481 Gel hpoiiS off St Rt 588 PRICE REDUCED! $400 a month. $400 secu nw Three beautiful unfurnished overlookmg eOwooO Cape Cod depoSit references apartme nts Gallipolis C1ty Park One BA orne 9 5 Acres, 4 reqUired (740)446·34 t 3 $400, Two BR. $600 2 story edroom , 2 Bath , 2 Ca r town-house , 3·4 BR, $900 arage. Above Ground Referen ces raqu1 red no ol Bidwell OH pets. secunty depos1t Call tocked Pond Code 914 740-446 · r Call (740)388·0410 2 bedroom, all electnc, very 740 -446 -2325, mce 1n c1ty, no pets PhOne 4425 or 740·441·7875 bedroom. 3 bath, 4 5 {740)446·1409 or (740)446· Twm R1vers Tower 1s accept· era s, 2 5 ca r garage . 2003 tng apphcafiOns for wa1tmg ackson, OH $250,000 IISI lor Hud·SUbSIZed, 1· br 1rm Cod e 2255 o r ca ll 2 bedroom , not pets, $265 apartment , ca ll 675-6679 740)286· 4750 month 1ncludes water/s ewer EHO $t50 deposit, . refere nce mt Pleasant, WV 4 (7 40)44,6·3617 SPACE edroom, 1 bath Many FOR RENT 3 Bedroom , all Electnc, memt1es Code 2165 or Remold ed $400/month all (304)675·4125 • For Lease Off1ce or retail (304)675·3332 spaces m very good cond• 38R. t 112BA No Pets m tlon Downtown Gallipolis MOBILE HOMf'li New Haven (304 )882-11 07 Appro~': 1600 sq tt each 1 or 2 baths lease pnce f'ORSAU: Clean 3 bedroom mob1le negotiable to encourage busmess Call 1993 Mans1on mobile hOme· home 1n the country Call new (740)446·4425 or (740)446· 14x60 2 bedroom 1 bath (7 40)256·6574 Part-t1me help needed at The Beach Hut 'Tann1ng Salo n Call (740)441·0780 betwee n 9am 9pm rnuat be Older used schOol band rnstruments , Trumpets Saxophones, Trombones , etc Older Nmtendo .game& Large lots only . (740)388- MIF, AlA ' f~~s~ 6 N1ce. clean 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 story Ranch, approx 5 acres ol land Country set· ling yet JUSt 10 m1n 1rom town Located on Wh1te Ad Call lor appt (740)446-3275 Part t1me pos1t1on available gree ting merch8nd1 Sing cal'ds & related producls 1n local re1a1l stores Pre fer mature •nd1v1 du als lrherested 1n work1ng up to 120 hrs per week Call 1·800·543411 0 ask for terrttory e• t 2658 Amer•can Greetmg Corporat•o n EOE Willing to t'lO proSTAFF mamta'lance on trucks & equipment, yard work & DEVELOPMENT 3 fam•ly ya rd sale f1rst yard other miscellaneou s chores COORDINATOR/AN sa lt( of the season Experience operating eqUipSUPERVISOR Thursday, April 14 Fn 15, ment & extra skills such as welding a plus 16 Children 's clothmg, Scen1c HillS Nursmg Center, Call (304)937·3410 womens & mens cloth•ng a Tandem Health Care m1sc ttems• also 2018 112 Fostercare G,1vers Needed, Fac111ty, 1s seeking a select Eastern Ave across from Become a Ttierapeuhc care few to JOin our outstanding Wai·Mart 1n alley g1ver. you Wltl be reimbursed Staff Development Women s summer clothes $30·$45 a day lor the care ol Coord inator to 'ed ucate outl1ts, kitchen utensils, a child 1n your home nursmg personnel on re s•· m1sc 1tems 103 Green Tra1n 1ng be g1ns m Apnl. for dent ca re pollc1es and regu1nfo call Oas1s lations Candidate Will have Cl more Terrace Fostercare, a valid ProfeSSIOnal Nurs•ng Saturday/Sunday, 9am-6pm Therapeutic Albany, Oh Toll Free 1·877· L1cense and at leasl two Yard Sale 1294 Kemper 325·1558 years expenenc e 1i\ Skilled Hollow Ad , Galhpohs OH nursmg fac 1hty We offer Help Wanted Fn & Sal 151h ·1 61h . excelleAt benefitS and a Counter Sales Local electnwonderlul work env1ron· Yard Sate· 99 Ma1n Street 1n cal diStnbutor Send res ume ment Please apply to - Crown C1ty V•llage Wed- IO Fnday, 9am·? Rain or shme HA Departme nt Attn: Dianna Thompson, Ant1ques PO Box 6668 HR Huntington. WV 25704 Scenk: Hills Nursing YARIJS~u­ or fax to 304-697·8115 , Center Pr. I'LFASA~T. 311 Buckridge Road Help wanted- Darst Adult Bidwell, OH 456141 2 large Yard Sale Sandhill Group Home, {740)992· Ph: 7401446-7150 5023 Ad Letart. watch for s1gns ' 992-4055 for 1nfo POLICIES OhiO ValleV Publishing reaeNes the r1ght to edit, reject , or canet~l anv ad at any lime Errors must be reported on the first dav of Trlbune-Sentlnei-Reglater will be responsible for no more tMn the coat of the apace occupied by the error and only the llrstlnsenlon We shell not be any ion or eapenM that r•aulta from the publication or oml ..ion of en advertisement Correction will be made in th•llrst avallabl• edition. • Bo• are alwavs confidential • CurTant rate card ll!pplles • All real estate adVertisements are subject to lhe Federal Fa1r Houalng Act of 1968. • Thla ,.,.,.,,,...• acce~s only help wanted ada meeting EOE atandards. We will not knowingly accept any advertising In violation of the law Paramed iCS & EMT s needed Apply at 1354 Jackson Pike. Galllpo)ls r I. double wtnnerst Advance ticket drawtng .• All ads must be prepaid' lwrlght@Jc net 70 AucnON AND BEAR & BASKET BINGO Thu rsday, Apnl 14th 6:00pm Middleport American Leg ton $20 00 Double baskels, double bears· Thursday for Sundays- P••P•>< KIT & CARLYLE Sports Reporter AVONt All Areasl To Buy or O h10 Valley Publ1shmg · Found m Alfred Elk Ru n Sell Shirley Spears. 304- Co mpany has an Immediate area, Boxer 1n poor cond•· 675- 1429 open•ng for a full t1me Sports hon. descnbe to cla1m Reporter The Ideal candl· (740)985· 3540 Door to Door Sales· date Will have sports report· and 1ngiwnllng sk•lls quatk and Represe ntaltves Found f:emale black/brown Satell 1te Installers Great' photoshop kn ow ledge a Lab m1x With choker collar Co mmlss 1ons call TOday w1ll1ngness to work eve.mngs on Bunce Ad or Bulav1tle (304 )675-7105 and weekends Pt ease send Ad (7 40)446·2613 resume wnt1ng samp les, Drivers Needed: cove r letier w1th salary COL Dnvers Willing to drive ~ YARDSALE to J1m for loca l re ady-m•x compa· r~wrements ny Expenence IS preferred Freeland , 825 Third Ave , Gallipolis Oh1o 4563~ · but not necessary Dnver April 15 16 from 8 00 ·' Some thmg for eve ryone Lots m•sc TV, Clothes, Furmtura, To s~ hereby Bancsharas, Inc. will FOUND GALLIPOLIS Need a lob Done-? Classiliells For Sundays Paper All Display : 12 Noc.n 2 Buslr1ess Days Prior To Publication Sunday Dlspl;;~y: 1:00 HFJ.P WAI'mll a given that the pnnual meeting of the shareh,olders of Farmers los"r ~ND YARD SALE- as Shop fhe Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column : ':1. :00 p.m. Free puppy, 7 weeks old, Ray & Son's Complete Car gray & wh1te female w1th 45631 Clea n1ng Help Wanted , Mu st bl ue eyes (740)256-6817 An Excellent way to earn h ave Dr1vers L•censes Gold Elect nc Cook Stove money The New Avon {304 )675· 7375 Call Manlyn 304·882·2645 (304)675·4046 Jo Ann Crisp , Secretary (3) 30 , (4) 3, 13, 19 Public Notice Notice 1 DO Workers Needed Assemble crafts, wood 1tems Matenals prov1ded To $480/wk Free mformat1on pkg 24 hr 801-428·4649 {740)379 2316 transaction of such other Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. GtVEAW\V. m111 1 year. 2 female Rat Temer1W1re ha1 r Terner m•xfllted , 1 Rat Terner Jack/Rat ffill': 1-1/2 year old ; according 110 .1 How you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclassifledads (.~ 1m Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics SOC for small $1 .00 for large Display Ads • Start.Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • lndude Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days HELl' WAN'Jl]) 2 fenu:l.le Weirna1ane rtCOIIIe Then. i n 2000. B01rtrum beca m e a mem her nf the Phil udclphi d Eagles. Bc~rtrum is regdrded ,IS one uf the best lon gsnappe" 111 the Nat iondl Football L eag ue. wh1ch i s cntic.11 o n punts, fie ld goal s and extr01 points B rown. a forme r Marshall Un •ve" ''Y ;;tandout . spo 1ts a th ree Super Bowl nngs and was named Mo st Valuable Player dunng o ne of the hi g hl y pubhci<ed events. Also 111 2002, Brown was named to the Pto Bowl and jett ed to H o nol ulu , Hawaii. The 200 5 tournament wrtl he limit ed to the fi r st 16 ted m s 't o reg ister and pay their entry fee. First com e first served' A copy of th e competlllOll 'S rules and regulations IS attached to each team packet Fm more i nfotmillion pl ease ca ll 304-6754340, ext. 1326. o~acltir~ . Word Ads Mondav thru Friday 8:00 a."m. to 5:00 p.m. was <1 t ed!TI ITl~tt e of Brown. may properly come Sentinel Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 na tio nal c hamptonship tea m , ha s taken a tour of the NFL . H" c,u ee • bcg,1n w1t h the Kansas C it y 'ch •efs. w ho ll adeu htm 1o the G reen Bay Packers. Bw tr·um then signed with the PatnOis, v,here he 2005. at 4:00 p.m. .. m:ribune along a westerly line of a 1.1 acre lot sur· Common the appraised value. Me1gs County Court · I 0% down on day of House on Friday, May sale, cash or certified 13, 2005 at tO:OO a.m., cheek, balance due of said day, the lol- on confirmation of entitled action, I will expose to sale at described as follows: of Road) ; thence South degrees. 04 m1nutes, 125 9 leet to an iron pin; Court Pleas, for less than 213rds of court in the above uated in the STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, CITY OF POMEROY and Gary & Angela Jones Et at Defendants 347, Page 597 Appraised at $20,000.00 Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold directed from said iron pin ; pm: ' THENCE North 8 degrees, 22 minutes 55 seconds West, VS the Centerline of said Township Road T-176 (Nichols Road) and County Road C·3 (Leading Creek East, 135 feet to an THENCE North 62 Prior Deed References : Volume order of sale to me Friday, May 6, 2005 at to·oo .a m., of said day, the •following Courthouse Douglas Rou'te #124 ; thence In pursuance of an Meigs of lot to a post; thence North 2 deg. 00' 33" Wool 44 5 feet along n westerly line of a 1.1 acre lot to a post; thence North 2 deg. 00' 33" West 44.5 feet Number 04 CV 072 Wells Fargo EMC ·Mortgage Corp PlaintiH I REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! PUBLIC NOTICE SHERIFF SALE Case Number 04CV146 HomEq Servicing Cu11111 y, OH In One Week With Us HOW TO WRITE AN AD Varsity Cheerleading Special Award s Ca sto• ( Mo st K 1mberl y Improved) : Dyana Hawthorne (Most Spirited), Alyssa Welch ( Most C reauve): Brittn1 H en sley (Outstanding C hee •l eader). Sara W1g g 111 S (Don Jackson Award ) Squad members Brittni H e n sl ey. Sara Wi ggins. Dyana Hawthorn , Ashley Welch. Cari Steger. Kelsey C ldfk , Kimberl y Castor ;• nd Alys sa Baker Squad m ember s L1nsee Davi s, H annah Helgese n. Sarah Wachter, Tvl er Lee , Amanda Windon and Cheyenne Trussell j. Th at·, "hs \\C ll.I\ C such ,, T ile spcc·i.tl rel:lli<>ns lllp.'· C I NC I NNATI Benguls walled 101 free ,1gcnt The R ~ ng.ils could u sc li nebdcker Jamte Sharper to c~no thcr t 1ne backc• Nat e respond to the11 contract Webstc• " recove11ng fro m a , qffer Tuesday. th en got therr torn knee tendon . and th e ansv.er when Sharper si g ned IC< IIll ,\\'cluld like to <idd to It s w ith the Seatt le Seahuv.b. depl ll atlhe Jl<"l tlnn Th e Seah.mks d1d nol The Te ,\ ~dis •e lc asc d re lease detail s of th e signi ng. Sh;!rpc• '" ot their plan The Seattle Post : to nverluu l a uetcn se th at ln te iii gencc r reported that ranked 111 t he .NFL's hnttom Sharper agreed to a five -ye ar . thi •d The Texan s got deal wo rth $ 11.5 million . Sharper rn tl1c 2002 expan •ncluding ii S 1.5 tmii i on s1nn draft. and he started all sign ing bonus. -Hl gc~me s the pa st three sea Sharper had been sought so n s ,11 middle llllebacker. by Beng al s co ach Marvin . Sharper led the Texans 111 Lew1s , his defenSive coordt- lackles l."t sec~ so n . his eig hth nat'o r wlien the Baltimore 111 th e NFL Housron IS t ry m g · ~aven s v,on the Supe1 Bowl to aud speed .to 1ts defense. 111 the 2000 season . and g,l\ c hun pe nHISSIOll to Sharper was one ot L ew i s· seck ,, lrad e. He !hen asked favo11tes m Bal t1more. pl ay- lo r .111d w;1s grunted h•s m g on a defen se that se t a release. Iecotd for fewest po inl s Sharper spen l his llrst t1ve allowed 111 a 16-game season seaso ns •n B;iltunnre. and 111 2000 . Lewi' thin ks kept in toucb w ith Lew1s Sharper. released by Hou ston afte r the y wen l th cu different o n April I , can st ill play w.1ys Lewis called h1m " Oh . yeah, " LeWIS smu whe n he became a flee agent. • The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 t!Crthune -·Sentinel l\egtster C L A S ·s I F I E D· " .l ami~ lik~' tn dclv log tc . BY JoE KAY AsSoctated Press STAFF REPORT sports@ myda llyt:entmel.com Junior Varsity Cheerleaders www.mydailysentinel.com Seattle signs Sharper WINTER. S P O R TS BANQUET Team m em ber s Ton y Roush , Kyl e Edwards. Michael, Owen. D<ill ~ n Jenkin >. Matt M o rn s. Nathan Ca11oll , K yle Raw so n, Dam e! Buckley. Josh Collins, Ty ler K ea rn s, Kyle Gordon and Alex Burrou ghs. Wednesday, April13, 2005 Wednesday, April13 , 2005 www.mvdailvsentinel.com . . ' Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Stevens 12ga double brl $250. 'Franchi 48AL 12ga 2brls $525. Marlm 17HMA w1th scope $250 Nonnco Mac 90sporter $350 F]446·:~ Buy or sell A1\lenne Antiques, 1 , 24 East Mam lor application & 1nformat•on on' SA 124 E Pomeroy, 740992·2526 Russ Moore Downtown Pt Pleasant All owner ElectriC one bedroom Apartment for rent Oepos•t & References reqUired RENT Call (740)441·1111 (304 )675-3788 I -~~~--- MEDICAL OFFICE SPACE, fa1rly new fac1ltty apf;)rox 1200 sq ft 1n Athens Ample parking Available •mmedtately lnquines send to PO Box 121, Athens 01'110 -45701 I~ I '\ I \ I -.. S4fll· Furn~slled 2 r~l 14 foot pool shde and 6 foot & 3 room apts. dillmg board. Call {740)446· Clean, no pets Reference & 4536 dePOSit reqwred Catl 24' ·32' 3 stall Pole Barn For {7401446·1519 storage only Pnvate GraciOus liv1ng 1 and 2 bed- $2001mo on Rt 7, Gallipolis. room apartments at Village {740)-<46-4782 Manor and Riverside Apartments m Middleport Couch blue with Incliners From $295-$444 . tall 740- Reclmer blue , Good 992-5064 Equal Housmg Condltion S1SO both wtlf sell separately Computer lable Opportunities S25 (304)675-3448 Modern 1 bedroom apt call (7 40)446.()390 JET ~EAATION MOTORS N 3rd Avo , Middleport RepeJred. New & RoW~ In 4 rooms & bath, $300 bedroom turntshed apart - 'StOCk Call Ron Evans 1month 52 O l1we St Call ment. depoSit & references 800-537·9528 (740)446-3945 no pets (740)992.0165 ' �.. .. ·-, . •" .. We"Cinesday, April 13, 2005" - BoATS & MomRS nJRSALE LI\'F,.)liC"K 4-H Matket Meat Goats. Mason cOunty botn and raised (304 )882·3 144 NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beam s: P1pe Rebar For Concrete . Angle. Cha,nnel. Flat Ba1. Steel Grating Fo1 Dra1ns. Dnveways & Walkways. l&L Scrap Metals qpen Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday & Fnday, Sam-4 :30pm. Cl osed Ttw rSday, Saturday & Sunday {740)446-7300 P.ole Barn 30x50x 1o·$6.795 in~ludes P;:1inted Metal, Slider. Free Delivery. 24x32x 10· $4.595. 40x64x12$13.995. ReQ . Paifll and Reg. Quarter (937)599-7740 h!1p'/fnati<;JO· horses .AisoHalflicgers. Calt wjdecolebarns.com (740)446·3413 Regist~red black Angus Bull Pool pump & sand filter, for for sale. 5 years old. Daytime large pool, used 3 weeks, (740)532-6520. evening · Cpst $300, sell $175 (740)643·0836 (740)446-1 127 Yearling Ar:agus Bulls, Mostly Ranch King 22/lp lawn trac- A.l. excellent bloodlines. tor Kohler engine 50in cut, ·priced reasonably. Slate Ru'n excell ent cond1tion. $1 ,200. Farm, Jackson . (740)286H~ft. dual axle car trailer, 5395 exCellent condition S1, 100. www.slaterunlarm.com {740)446-6630 after 7pm SPA. 0UTLI:.I Grand Opening New LocatiOn tlam-7pm Monda~-Friday 12pni-5pm Satuiday- · Sunday ' u.s. 60 Cannonsburg-Ashland \ b~hi~d Mr. Gatti's) ·- ce061922-7 185 WoiH Tanning Beds HUge selection. lmmed1qte Delivery. Financing 1-800-894·6997 (710)4,6·6578 . Bun~>ING SI II'I'IJF:~ Rw& L_4 ~ WM~~~~~ Tobacco Plants for sale. Call 40r46-7843. - 1 Husqvarna rear tine tiller 5.5 . H.P. B&S industrial engine. VGC, $375. Call $5UO! . Honda'!, Otlevy '~. Jeep's, Ect. Police Impounds! Cars tram $500 tor· listings 800-39 f -5227 EXT 390t Aulo Listings. .List your auto by calling · . (740)446-3620 View photoslinfo online if leave mes- 1994 wh ite Thunderbird , loaded, excellent condition . VB. $3,200 or best offer. Miniature -Dachshunds 1(740)388-9875 Male bl~ ck-t an, 2-Femate red, First-shots, Wo rme d. 1995 Camara, Silver, T-Tops, Registered, Ready April-23. Black Interior. Pioneer CD Taki rlg Deposits asking Player, 5-Speed, 6-Cylinder, $300 (304)593-3820 Runs & Looks Great 150,00o' miles $3.400 080 , P.itt Bull pUps. Will b8 ready call (304)593-6957 on 4-9-05. Taking deposits. Call (740)388-8901 or 1997. Mustang Convertible, (740)38B-8596. New Top, 4 new-Tires, Front end Alignment & Stit:ker, Air, MUSICAL . Cruise. Tilt. Power Wlhdow$ & Seats, Factory Stereo, L,--INsrR~:,:,:;;iu:;:M:;:ENTS~i:.,.J -CO/Tape. VB, AI.Jtomatic. Gregory AMP, 100 Watt Excellent Condition 85,000 Dual Channels, t Upright miles(304) 576-2383 $6,900 MicrophOne. All for $50.00.- 1999 Dodge Intrepid, Good 992-2529 Condition. Clean $4,000 {304}675-6986 FRurn>& :::.::::.:....:...::..:..:.:...._ _ __ ca~s r:ro VEGETABU:S ,\II\ I " l Oth .' 1100 gal liqu1d manure spr~ader , 4 rw Not1ll corn plahter: 40' little G1ant Elevator; JD Semi mount 3 14" plows : 1 row carou~l . Holland .Transplanter; Hyd 'tpbacco press ..:Oith 3 Ooxes in hne: APP 3000 tobacco sl1cKs; NeW Holland grinder m1xer 2 112 ton, 10 Ford Trasport i.11sc 3000 lb cattle scales new 4 young Angus bull s. toOacco seeder (740)256· 1352. OVER 30 FARM TRACTORS BALEA!liRAKESfTED· DERS • ( 740~46· 24t2 Midway between Galllpol1s and R1o Grande on CotJnty Road 35 CarmiChael Equ1pment Genu1ne ""Bush Hog" 7' has new blades and bolts Needs 40-50 HP tractor 304·882·2996 llm'•SmaU EllglneR•palr Complete small engine repair James A Will Jr. Owner ]2119 WelshtnwnRd. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 Phone : 740-'IY2-24.U f( 1960 Willys Jeep Truck, Run s Good, New Parts. lew Online or'Call (740)446-3620. Auto & Truck Repair 3 miles west of Pomeroy,OH on State Rt. 124 I ..., UCKS FOR SALE .1986 Chevy heavy 3/4 ton p/u, 350 engine 30,000 miles since rebuilt. auto. 4x4, great Work 1ruck, body rough, $2,500, (740)9922143 --------2000 Chevrolet-Silverado t 500 LS, fully-optioned . 4x4,bedl i ner, trailer ing pkg .. Pewter ext .,Charcoa l int., 1OOk highway mile s. syn.oil, below book $12,900. 304· 773·6062 IMPROVEMF..NTS 2005 :,;;;.,.;J 2001 Red Dodge, V-6, 2WD. 97 OA80 . Race ready, runs 4 new Tires, 80.240 miles great, mu st see to appreci· $8.000 (304)695·3088 ate . $1,000, Gallipolis area, c~ ll (740)645-0873 . 84 Chevy S·t O, 305 Motor - " - - ' - - - ' - - - - - $1,200 (304)675-8643 LV. Kaw asaki Prair1e 4-wheeter with trailer and carny cover, Mess. $5,000. Phone (740)441· WHAT STYLE. .. r r BoA~C'~.a...mRS run.~ I BUILDERS IRC. • Replace ment Windows • Ruufing (:OMMERCIAL and RE SI DENTI AL FREE ESTIMATES Dealer: Norlh Let me do it for youl liNDA'S PAINTING ' .ll40J .11M STI~-(.,flA'ZY! i -; r ; '/ 1,:. New Dealer lor Monrana Tractors starling at 27 horse · 57 horse with shuttle transmission 4-wd, remote hydraulks ~year warranty ****Also a\'ailable**"'* • Tusk Master lTactors 26 horse · 38 hor se~ . 4wd (I )'ear warranty) • Farm Pro Tractors 20 horse • 30 horse, t~~~~~~l;~."~-~~,~-~~~;;~;~~~~~~~~~~f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~J , I 1 mo , ~ ;BARNEY ~ ~ ·Flowers · & ~X~~~~~~s~7~ Vegelablc pl anls Flar-$6.95 p1Zl 10'' Hanging Baskets-20 Varidles $5.95.$7.95 Perermials 6"- 10" $2.95-$5.95 l'oued l'lanls 4" • 12' " $1.l5 • $12.95 THAR BACK ON SPE.AKIN' TERMS, BUT NOT ON I..IS'NIN' . TERMS !! 1984 Fourwinns boat, 20 loot, Mercruiser, 70 hours. loaded. can (740)446-3200. SOMETIIING 1987 20' Pontoon boat with 1996 trailer & 50hp Mere motor, '$3,500, (740)992· 6914 FOR YOU!! 12'' Ferns $11J.95 ·~-.,··-•M· ·- -I ~f. THE BORN LOSER • &; ~f\EESI-\ I ~ ~. ~ ~Tiel'- MANlEY'S SElF STORAGE 97 aeech Street Middleport, OH 10x10x10xl0 992-3194 or 992•6635 Commercial • Self-Siorage" ROBERT BISSEll Down spom- S i~ i ~ g CONSTRUCnON • New Homes • Garages • Complete TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACT! NG • Prompt & quality Remodeling 140-992-1611 Stop & Compare Whaley's Auto Parts .· ' St Rt 68 1 Darwin, OH 740-992-70 1"3 or 740-992-5553 PEANUTS Re.~locki119 {,ate J\<lode/ Sah ·agc and ArtPI' Markel' PartJJ See Brent or Brian Wha ley M-Fri 8::\0-5:00 Sal. 8:30-Noon 1 Closed Advertise in this space for $1 04 per month. TR'( 61VIN6 '(OUR STUPID DOG TOOK M'f BLANKET AGAIN ! 1-lOW DO I GET IT BACK · WITHOUT A 816 F161-lT ? 1-liM . A COOKIE .. Tl-lAT'S A 600D IDEA .. BOT WHATS HE DOING IIERE AN~WAV? WHV IOOESN''T ~E STAV HOME :a-·. . ' . . :1~ - ~~ :suNSHINE CLUB • trtx.ii<£ 1l-IE12t.'S 50ME. DIS(U5SIO!\l ErliNG ON ABC{JT /-1CJW 10 f<£(CG\)Il£ SiGA.lS OF f>Gif()G. OLO Call Gary Stanley Leave a 'IfwnfJ tO !JOU · woruferju[ peopfe for tfit ~eauttjuf carrfs for my-80th 6irtfufay, Je6ruary 23, 2005 • Lifa watson • Highly motivated individuals • Courteous and well mannered • Desire to., earn an excellent income while having fun! • Best pay and benefits in the area ~.pea . . . :.GARFIELD Hill's Self Storage Upper River Road • Gallipolis 740-446"-0842 • 949-1155 Evenings 29670 Basl]an Road ·Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR .$52 PER MONTH Brinn Ross or Pat Hill in person: 195 Upper River Rd., Gallipoli~, OH Now Available At 17·17,1 BAlJl\1 . Ll ll\IBER $265 ton (While Suppy Last) • More stable form of Nitrogen • Made with White Polash (less dust. More consistent) Monday thru Friday 9:00a.m. to 7:00p.m. Saturday • 9:00a.m. to 5:01J o.1m. • Includes Secondary nutrient sulfur Scorpion Tractors · • 18 spreader buggies available for use • Airway Pasture renovators and seeders. available to rent ._, MER:(URY M~ LIFE 15 Ml!l51NG 50Mf.THING NORTHUP DODGE • licensed agronomist on staff available for · consufting. SHADE RIVEN AG SERV I CE 35537 Sl. Rl. 7 North Pom<roy, Ohio "Taking The Sting Our Of Hard Work!" Mid -S ize 4Whee l Drive Tractor with 30hp & 4Uhp Kubota Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 C hester 985-3301 · ·-GRIZZWELLS ·· ~----------------~ tiUtolT\\~ q~V • •' ·' ••\• '••' '•' Ul{o.PJ • 'MIM A.'R£ ~>;;:; MA.'Il<"t\~R-$ ?~ o.\, c·~, 1m WA'1> A l'RmV pr,:a\-l"f !5U~-' ,---.,,---- CAN'T IIEAR .. l THINK LINE I-IA5 GONE DEAD.. ,.t --~----. Free E5timates ' All pa~~ · 31 \ IMPORTS Athens work· ·Affordable Rates • References Available aa Wi(ITUl Seaman ,- It 740-741-1293 'IfwnKJ to !fOU ·• worufeiju[ peopfe for tfie 6eautiju[ carrfs for my 88th 6irtfufa!J, :Mardi 12, 2005 29 AstraGraph <Your 'lllrt~: Pomeroy, Ohio All1ypes of roof i ng: Shingle, F1aL, Metal New or Repai r • Seamless Gutter - 949-1405 Pas~ ., I -. 33795 Hiland Road "Middleport's only *Frll Estlllllll* -l ""' liNT 28 "" 'E. C.'"'"'E.O" , you in anewcar (740) 992-5232 5xl0, IOxiO, lOx IS, 10x20, 10x30 Janet .I elfers .Residential - 1993- 22.5 fl . Chaparral boat. 235hp. Mercr~ser · en'il .. cuddy cabin, port~t­ ti, Stove. bimini top. new cockpit cover. lull boat cover. Eagle trailer. Excellent con:d:::itlo::'.::·-'17.::4:::0:.:13.::7::9·.::2.::74::.0.::._ _ 84 Bayllner 19FT, wl!raller, Cubby Cabin, RI.Jns Good $3.200 OBO (304)675-6056 Pass Pass F..asl Pass ner at the table Not is an ideal devoutly to fingers. I mean. critictzing your part· . be desired. North did exac!ly that aNer this deal. when his partner misplayed six no-trump. Wha1 should the declarer have done after West led the sPade Jack? -~ Two no·1rump showed a balancedle1ght points or more. Four clubs was Gerbe_r. asking !or aces. · • Declarer won tho first trick in-hand and played a club to dummy's jack. Suddenly, the contract was unmakable. • II clubs were 2·2 or 3- 1. there would be 12 easy tricks. So. South should have considered lhe possibility of a 4 -0 Club break. If East has all four. the contract would be impossible~ And if West has all , of the missing clubs, South must twice lead clubs fhrough Wesrs 10,9. Declarer's two entries are the spade king and diamond ace. but only if he retains them at trick one. p~ South should have won the first trick on FIZ\\)f\'( \1-\t: \ f\\\Z.\E£N.Il\ MU~\ · the boar~. then called for the 'lub k1ng. '·'(""'\c<..r-...kv Suppose West wins wilh the ace (i t ""-' vn " 1""\ r< V\"--'Vt"\ 1 doesn"t heJp 10 dUCk) and exits Wifh a \1-\\::0 t-\01{\f-\.I t" spade. Declarer wins in hand with his king and plays a cl ub, capturing Wesfs ~r ~w nine with dummy's jack. Back to hand wi th · a diamond, South fin esses dummy's club eight and claims . . Phone WRITESll 6 SONS HAS . 'zNT North 2"- 32 members 41 Garden shed Item· 43 Seinlilla givers· 45 Mountain refrain 18 Playground garment 2 Victorian, Green , e.g. mineral 3 Make 'l.ocomotive9 a blunder Hound'S 4 Campus trail housing Recipe 5 Flavor 36 ""Judilb"" composer 37 Physlcfsl's 40 Sorority tor lunch 12 Greet lhe cat 13 Verdict 46 Pen point · gear 19 Chant 47 Chil 20 'Persuading 48 Boombox ·22 l:abloids " monster" 23 Coped ' (2 wds.) , coffee 6 Territories 7 Enlhusiaslic 24 Doled on 25 Skilled 28 " Garfield" 8 Type guy 30 Pari of UK of overalls 51 With, to Fritz 52 Aulhor vigor study platters 50 Sudbury's prov. Umberto- I I .:m~;.;,;~.;~~&-m Storaga HOWARTJ l. 304 882 -2996 West 34 Submarine 35 Aims 4- 1 loade rs-, fini sh mowers, tillers . !'iE1\'. ARRIVAL ZTR Dixo)n (Zero 1\orn Radius Mower) 30 inch culling widlh lo 50 inch cutting width 3 year warranty .~Hubbard's Greenhouse 0 Hardwood Flooring Ral: im.:, OH 740-247-2162 or 740,416-3508 14 yrs. Experience So ut h 9 Aunt or bro. 10 Stopped Today·s limerick was submitted by Peter E. Price Sr., from Clarks Green. pa. .A blase overbidder named Hubbel i Was. perforce. in perpetual troi.Jble. .l When his six no was zapped, / .To his partner he snapped: I "Hold yo ur tongue. or next time I'll redo uble!" t ts easy to hold one's tongue. but dtd you ever see someone do it? With his 3.0 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones ~ · High and Dry • Ceramic Tile & • G ara ges • Room Add. • Roofing • Kitchens • Baths "No Job Tu Smalf" 27 Be very frugal It is good to hold your own tongue .I'M NOT FUSSY!··· U!-~"Cit~·t«*•'*·~~· W. NOW OPEN ~. All Your Home Excellent condition. $24,500. (740)446~7484 or 14' Sportspal Loanlined; (740)4-41 -7411. 16' Runabout-35 Johnson; ;,,.;:....________....., 14' Ski-Boat-75 Evenrude. r W'J036T25 BISSELL Cclnsbuctlun . -ft.;...--...,"!'"--, EXT LT 4x4. 3rd row seating, loaded, garage kept. ___ ,992·6215 'rD • Motorcycle for ~ale, 2003 Honda · Shadow 750 Spirit, 2001 Lincoln Navigator. E)(cellent Condition; 4.500 AWD, 5.4 VB, 3rd row seat- Miles , E>ctras. $4,800 ing, c~ssette /CD-c h anger, (304)675·8069 heal ed/cooled·seats, low miles,. excellent conditioo, Silver Fox Go Cart, 6.5 HP, 2 s2s.soo.{ 740 453-5535. Seater, Like New $750 (304)773-6136 _2_00_3_C_h-ev-r-ol-etTr-a-ilb-la_z_er 18 The slangily Mustangs 56 - voce 21 Osear"s (softly) cousins 23 ·o.nas eager DOWN 26 Means ol hearing .1 Old "' ... 5 :J :l FRANK .& EARNEST Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Years Locaf Ex rlence lea-.,·e messa e rwL,~--roR·s·uv·s·~--~1 ~99 :.1 direction 33 Black eyes Take the PAINout of PAINTING! Improve ment Needs • Sidin g • Windows • Decks • ·Porches IU 7 J Opening leat.l: • .1 Let Ul' l•elp JtiU -choose a lastirig tribute lo your loved oue 's memOry. Call 8 . D. Con st. for all yo ur home repair needs, roofing. siding, 11dd-ons, ~modeling etc., free estimates (740) 992-2979 Q ; fi .I 3 Q 9 II 6 :i •• • NOMA ij Vu lnerable: East-West states must be 21. 740-992-9922 2004 883 Harley Davison, black, 4,700 mi les, $7,5$}0. · ~17::.4.:01c:B.::45:..·.:32:..3:.:0,:.._ _ __ • • • Soulh" A K 7 L! • J 10 8 t A .I 2 V.C. YOUNG Ill Culverts (740)446-02t3. Ea:;;t 9 52' ~iiV T&n IRAcrQB SAJ.;F.S & EO! llfMENI righlln d1e heart of Chesler 9!!54.184 39728 SRJ4) KQJK76 • 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 740-992-7599 \10\l \II·..... T ("()\II'\"' . .. J HI 9 II t • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters • Vin yl Siding & Palntihg • Patio and Porch Decks We do II all except . furnace work Siding' New Garages \CREE + A' Q ;=. A K . K J "- A 10 9 4 Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • · Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Ac~ident · and • West :MONTY Tuppers Plains, OH l..te~ 45783 . 13 Mississippi . thousand 1 explorer 46 Crannies 14 Attic 49 Money 15 Lacking earned the means , 53 Ctoud16 Sea 1 seedil)g to Cousteau co mpound 17 loon 54 Cultural Chihuahua 55 Arrests, IH lJ 05 • Room AddlliGn! & Aflmodeling Mason VFW $75.00 ($25.00 NonRefundable Ikposit) Cal740-992-9444 WV. OH und allloQal plastic and metal, 6" inches60 inches in stock. Ron E E 1 · J k vans n erpnse, ac son, OH 1(eo·0)537 -9528 and Financial Services . . • 41800 SR #1 CARPENTER SERVICE , New Hom es • Vi nyl or Em8U per-" !>un6@nr!Zor.. Net 4 YOUNG'S ~:OOA.M. Pomeroy. OH 94 Harley Da-vidson Ultra Classic, 10,000 miles, blue. excellent condilion, $13,500, (740)949·2217 hl1turnl Rocky Hupp Insurance Free .t:stimutes ConcuiiHI ,..,,.. c,.., Saturday April, 13. 200 1 Ha.rley Road King_Teal in co lor, many extras, one owner, excellent condition, 29:ooo miles. $16,000 ' 2004 Harley Davidson 1200 Custom Sportster. loaded, $9,900 080, 304·593-3542, cn_3:..·.::51_B_2_.- - - - - David Lewis 740-992-6971 N~ HOME --~------ TR 25 Years Experience -:::;;;::;;==::;::;~ r . Con!:rete WQrk • 992-5682 · BASEMENT ·i99B Buell S3 ThUnderbolt Harley Davidson , engine, b very fast sport ike, great $ 1 o shape, 5 0. 174 0)98 59857 i>Aif:~··<J,r :: ROGER HYSELL GfiRfiGE ...,_ _ _ _ _ _ .. Concrete Removal and Replacement jwi li·J".~ 769 @. yahoo.-..:om r.::--~:-=-----, r10 £EWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION E-mail Card of Thanks · ·card of Thanka Auct1on Saturday. Aprll 16. 10 ooam Over 50 Lawn Tractors Gators/A.TV"s Sl It\ · 42 Not e~en 43 Serenade, maybe 44 Slangy signs 992-132~ 2000 Ford Contour. tully 4x4 loaded. Asking $3,500 Firm. ...,_ _tiFiooiiRiiSiiAiiillii.t:O._.... Kessel's Produc;e Call 740-742-2215 after Amish cheese & lunch 5:00P.M. ...1976 CJ- 7 Jeep. Soft top, meats, fresh fruit & veg. factory V·8. automatic. Open Thi.Jrs, Fri. Sat. 1 mile 2000-Jeep Grand Cherokee west of Holzer Hospital on Lar6do, . Silver,, Leather runs/drives great, fancy 10-Disc CD- rims, $2,500. (740)44 1Jackson Pike, ph . (740)446- Inter ior, Changer, automatic win9389. 7787- 740 339 -2t31 dows & locks, cruise control. ------~-76,000 mites $15.000 Call 1995 Jeep Wrangler, rebuilt ai.Jtomatic transfer · case, (304)593·6957 new brakes, 3" body lift hard 6 renta f units on 4 lots 2000 Mercury Mysliqi.Je. top, $4,200, salvage title, . Yearly Income over $26,000 White, 4 door, sedan, (740)992·2143 mlles 1 $4,600. ' Some owner financing pos- SB,OOO (740)446·1294 after 5pm .. 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport sible . (740)446-4313. .2002 Cadillac Deville, while 4x4 price reduced, loaded 60'X120" Metal roofed build- diamond. tully eqi.Jipped. CD ,lowing package 54,000 , 1ng $500.00 Call 740-985- factory warranty, 22.900 mites $9,200:-0BO 304-675· 4372 m1tes. like new $24,995 . 1314 (740!256·1 428. Bedroom furniture , end ' - - " - - - - - - - tables, m1crowave stand. air BMW Z3, '99, Special condi tioner. trea'dmill, wed- Edition, 22.000 miles, dark -ding dress. prom dresses, green, $19,999. (304)412outdoor Shutters. Call 3380. (740)256·1304. I \ll\ 1 ..., , 1'1 '1 11 ..., $45.ooo. (740)645- 3230. 40 Swindle grasses 6 Zoo 11 One-way WATERPROOFING 1995 Honda 300. 4x4 . Good condition, $2,200 OBO. Call Unconditional li fetime guarantee. Local· references fi.Jr; after 6pm (740)256-61.36. nished. · Established 197 5. 1996' Yam,aha ~oya l Sta~ Call 24 Hrs (740) 446Tour C(assic. 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Roger Bentley. {937)584-2398, K1rby Sweeper Uke new been used very few t1mes. In , good co nditi On. has Shampooer w11h 11 been used once Make me an ofter Call {304)675-3864 · . • • Thursday, April 14, 2005 By Bernice Bade Oso! Change could tlgure predominately in your affairs In the year ahead, which will be a blesaln~ to you, Just when you will need help the most, something will suddenly break for you from out of the blue that'll make ,things right. ARIES (March 21-A.prll 19) ...Something nice you 'd llka 'to do for your family today will have. far grealer Impact It you do It as a surprise. For the best effect, don't spring It on them unlit you have alithe pieces In place. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -There';; a strong chance you could find yourself a bit reslless Ieday. You can ease your tensions by gelling oul of the house or office and seeking fresh scenery and faces . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -:- You could find yourself in a very unique position today where you might be able to derive b.eneflts from a strange situation that unellpecledly pops up. Be ready to pounce on lt. CANCER ·(June 21 -Juty 22)- Alttlough you could have your own unprecedented w8y of doing things today, they 'll ' work to your benefit, so even thoUgh It may appear peculiar to. others, stick with It for spectacular results. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ---: Much to your surprise, the solution to a perplexll'}g problem you've been seeking could suddenly occur lo you today .and possibly al a momenl wh~n it may be lhe fur- ... thaat thing from your mind. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- For a 98tiafying day, it would be helpful for you to associate with oUtgoing compdnlons who like to do spontaneous things. Mix with pals who always think ' of new activities In which to delvfl. 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Honaker (E) 12.7: 4. Cristo (PP)12.8: Marcum (RV) 12.9; 6. Shriver (SG)13.1 . 200 - 1. Newt MeltOJ< (PP) 24.8 : 2 . McGrath (E)2S.3 ; 3 . Wallace (RV) 25.6; 4 . Honaker (E) 26.6; 5. Sh river (SG) 27 4 ; 6. Lew<S (SG)27.7. • 400 - 1. Jon Casto {AV) 58.7; 2. Holland {PP) 1:00.5; 3. Brown (CNC)1 :00.7; 4. CaU (SG) 1:01 .0: 5.'Weathersteln (RV) 1:01 .3; 6. Gkwef(PP) 1:06.0. 100 lftlllr run - 1. Ctiris Lester (RV ) 2:13.3; 2. Marti ndale (E) 2:16.3; 3. Owen (E) 2: 17.1: 4 . Grinstead (PP) 2:20.8 ; 5. Bruns (PP) 2:21 .5; 6. Wolfe (RV) 2:22.7 . 1eGO- 1. Josiah Martindale (F' 1.5! 7: 2 O•• en IE) 5 .00.0. 3. Wolfe (RV)5:05.3 ; 4. Grinst- .(PP; 5 08 <,; ·' Hively (RV) 5:13.0; 6. DaYis (E) 5:16.0. ' . 3200 - 1. Chris Roush (RV) 11 :12.3: 2. Hively (HVI 11:16.0: a: Oa\'ls (E) 11 :18.7: 4 . t.ucas (RV)12:S5.2. 1 1 - hurdle& - .1. Justin Smith (PP) 17.5; 2 Beatty (E) 18.5; 3. Hoic<>mb (RV) 23.6. 300 -1 . llavi6 Rlflle (PP)4S.6; 2 . Wallace (RV) 45.7; 3. Gill (RV) 46.2;4. Sml1h (PP) 46.2: 5. -tty (E) 46.5: 6. Mercum ( AV) 46.0. 4X101).fneter....., - 1. Point Pleasant 48.7, 2. River Valley 50.1. 3, Eastern 51 .1, 4. South Gallla 57.8. 4X200 - 1. Pclnt Pleasant 1:41.9, 2. Ri1/8r Valley 1:47.0, 3. OVC 1:49.6. 4X400 - 1. Rl¥or Valley 3:58.2, 2 . Pclnt Pleasant 3:58.8. 3. Eaalem 3:59.1. 4. SOUth Gallia 4 c15.3. - 1. River Valley 9:07.2, 2 . Pclnt Pleasant '9 :12. 8. 3. E'astern !;1:14.3. · 1 8hol p<Jt ..:·1. Kevin Hudnall (PP) 50-8' 2. Scarbrough (E) 45-5: 3. Holter (E) 44-7; 4 . Hipes (PP) 39-4.5; S. laytOn (PP) 39-3.5; 6. - Stinoon (OVC) 37-4. Dtocua ...:: 1. Ross .Hol)er (E) 141 -5; 2. Hudnaii(PP) 136·2: 3. Stopheos (PP)127-5.5: 4. Scarbrough (E) 124· 5; 5 . Crites (E) 99-{); 6. Newell (E) 97-11 . . High jump :_ 1. Chris lester (RV) 5-9: 2. McGrath (E) 5-5: 3. Rllfto (PP) 5-3; 4. 'Castor (E) 5-0; 5 . Holcomb (RV) 4-9. Lans!Jump -1. Nathan - b (PP) 14-8.25; 2. Brown (OVC) t 3· 11 .75;3. Coughenour (OVC) 13-11.5! 4. Russell (RV)13·8.75: 5. Williams (0VC)13-8.5; 6 . Barker (SG) 13-8.5. • 4x1DO-m6ter throwers - I . Point Pleasant 57.6, 2 . South Gallla 57.8 , 3. River Valley 1:07.6 Tum Standings - . ~• as . Kitchen . and Kaley Ferguson. Southern had' only four hits-a double by Kiser, and from Page ~1 singles by W. Riftle, Pickens, and Allen. Southern made ball s and made some hard five errors that led to four throws to · first a nd also unearned ·runs and the grabbed several ·deep in the Wahama defense was nearly hole to rob several White perfect' with just one error in Falcons from hits. seven innings. Wahama hitters were Bethany Riffle was the losNancy Brinker with a double i' n g pitcher with relief from and single. Wolfe 3-3 with a . sacrifice and a double; Mary Brooke Ki ser. They com, Kebler two singles, and sin- bined to give up II hits, (hree . gles by Sayre. Ohlinger. strikeo.uts. and four walks. from Page B1 Subscribe today. 992-2155 · 2005 Judge moves court :1 date in James lawsu1t Eagles . from Page B1 Gallia rounded out 'the scoring with eight. Also with individual victories for winners were Ju stin Smith ( 110 hurdles ). Travis Riflle (300 hurdles). Kevin Hudnall (shot put) and Nathan Roub (long jump). while . 1he .+xI 00 big man relay also notched a victory. Distance runners keyed River · Valley's '>econd place finish . Chris Le,ter won I WO events n100 run. high jtii11Jl ). while Jon Casto tool the 800 meters. Chris Roush ·returned from injury to win the 3200. meters. the lone event he entered. A ~ a team , the Raiders claimed the top spot in che 4x400 and 4x800 relays. ·· Josiah Martindale won the 1600 meter run. while Ross Holter took the dis- . cus for Eastern. Wahama ra ll y in the founh. out , Patrick Johnson reached Th e assislant was also safely on .a fielderfs choice. ejected from ihe game for . With the tying and go-ahead his inltdve rcent non-compli - ru ns on base Sayre got Nick ·ance of . the confineme nt Buck (0 tly out to center · to end (he game . rule. Soutnern 's Brad Crouch Southern hitters were Wes. shut out the White Falcons Riftle , Derek Teaford, Butch t.he la st .three ittilings of the Marnhout. ·Patrick Johnson. game with a good effort Nick Buck, and Jake Hunter. rrom the mound. _ Marnhout suffered the Meanwhile. Branch also had loss with relief from Brad a great effort from the hill Crouch. Branch posted the for Wahama. Kameron Sayre came on in the sixth win with relief from Sayre. Wahama hitters were inning and was especiall y strong when he struck out Chad Zerkle and Brandon ·two of ihe three batters he Fowler with two hits each, Sayre a single, Dustin ,. faced . Southern added a si ngle Vickers a single, and Johnn y run in the sevenlh 'inning Barton a single. when Wes Ri tile sing led and · Southern hosts Waterford Derek Teaford doubl ed, but Wednesday. • Riffle was thrown out at the · plate trying to score. Brad Wahama 5, Southern 4 Crouch reached on a field- Soulhern 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 - 4 6 0 er·s choice, and But ch Wahama 401 000 X - 584 Marnhout hit a 6-4 ground Branch, Say re (6) and Stafford . Crouch {2) and Cha~man . out that scored Teaford with Marnhout. WP - Branch. LP - Marnhout. S the run , 5-4. Now with two Sayre. AKRON (AP) - The only ·court LeBron James wi ll touch anytime soon is the · basketball court. · . Summit County Common Pleas Jud oe ' Jane Bond has delayed aen upcoming civil trial involving the Cleveland Cavaliers stai': · A new. uat e hasn' t been set, buc it won ' t be April 26, che first week of the ·NBA play oils. As of Tue s ~ay. the Cavs ;vcreued tor the se~enth spot tn the Eastern Conference. · Entertainment promoter Jose ph . '13: Mar~h has sued James tor $ 15 mtlhon, cla1m, 1ng James broke contra~tual obh gatton s . and promtses. The law ,;utt also .names James ' mother. Gloria, and che man who hel'ped raise LeBron Eddie Jackson. Jame ~ · lawyers realized (he . conflict a while ago. but Bond refused to move the trial date.. so the reigning ·rookie of the year would be available to hi s team. · Ho \\'ever, she approved Jackson's reque st for a delay. He won ' t be released front prison until May 10. He: is it) the Federa l Correctional In stitution in Loreuo. Pa ., on a federal Jraud conv1ct10n. ·;>The court filing suggested no longer than a 30-day delay for the case . depending on scheduling . That could still pose a playoff availabil· ity problem for James, but onl y if the Cavaliers make it past the 'first-round of the postseason . James' attorney last weeK said the player offered $ 138,344 to repay a loari made to Jame s' mother and t ttle the lawsui t. J k ac son se . . Marsh , ts clatmmg breach of contract and frau~. saytng James backed out of promo. lion. deals agreed to in early 2003. James, hts mother and attorney deny those claHJlS. James· was the No . I overall ptck 111 the NBA draft tn 2003. He also stgned a $90 million deal with Nike. ° 000 J Do Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio' :;o Cl·. :\ I'S • \ 'ol. ;;~ . :\o. • llll ' l{SDAY , t\PRII. q, :.!oo:; lhh Commissioners urge letters of support for AEP plant SPORTS • Wildcats.claw Lady 'Does. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED ' · BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY . - As . the Public Utilities Commi ssion of Ohi'o considers American Electric Power's p'roposal ro· recov·er costs associated with construction of a $1 billion coal-fired power plant in Meigs County, Meigs Count y Commissioners are as kin g local residents and organizations to participate in a letter-wrihng cam· paign in support of the project Commi ss ioners hope support of local residents will help otTset critic ism of the project, and help convince those agencies responsible for a uth ori zi~g Tom Peden Country Page AS • Elmo Pierce, Sr., 64 •.Novia Preece, 78 • Allen Ter'ly, 38 . 1·800·822-0417 • 372-284'1. 47S South Church Street •.Ripley, WV 2S271 INSIDE * Beth Sercent/photo Margaret Sinclair (left) and her sister Lelia Haggy speak to stud\lnts at a tobacco cessation class at Meigs High School. Sinclair smoked for 40 Y.ears until complications from throat cancer robbed her of her voice and her ability to eat, forcing her to have a feeding tube inserted. Haggy became her si.ster's speaking voice for the presentation but Sinclair communicated her ideas by writing them on a notepad . WEATHER * "It 's payback time," Davenport said. tomers years he fore the plant is sched. Davenport and Commissioner Jim 11l ed for comp leti on. . Usually, Sheets are urging people in the .com- Davenport said. cost recovery only 1 munity an.d in surrou nding areas to begins when a facility begins generalco ntact the PUCO. which .mu st ing electricitv. approve AEP' s plan to recover costs · Cara h Brody ot' tne OCC said the of constructing the plant. cne Ohio agency has tiled a motion to intervene Power Siting Board, which approves in the PUCO process of considering che location of new powe r plants. and AEP's cosl recovery plan. There are the Ohio Consumer's Cou nsel, Janine two issues of pa;1i cular concern to the L. Midgin-Ostrander. who works as consumer.advocacy agency, she said. an advocate qn behalf of Ohio U( ility First. the OCC wants to assure that if consumers. _.. Ohio consumers pay the cost of but'ld Davenport said he has met with ing the $ 1 hillion plant, they also Ostnuider, who to ld him the OCC receive electricity it generates. _ question s AEP's cost recovery plan Please see Plant, AS because it begins charging AEP cus- POMEROY - "I wanl to help 'the kids realize what they have to look forw ard to when they keep smoking," Margaret Sinclair said about why she was speaking at a smoking,cessation class at Meigs High School. Only, she didn ' t speak il. She wrote it When 61-year old Chester resident Sinclair was youn ger. she never saw Nac King Cole without a cigarette when he would appear on television, in fact. celebrilies ·or that era were pa,id to endorse cigarettes. Then, as it is now, smoking was seen as the "cool'' thing to dn from a marketing standpoint bttt marketing . is an illusion not a real ity of life. For Sinclair. the reality of 40 years of smoking robbed her of her veice and her ability to eat, a message which she is' relaying to young people at Meigs High School who attend smoking cessation classes: Sinclair uses her sister Lelia Haggy of Rutland as her speaking voice and uses pen and paper to communicate her ideas. "Anything you want to say you stop me and write," Haggy said to ~inclair during their presentat ion to the tobacco cessatibn class. The sister team told Sinclair's story, including a throal cancer diagnos is·in 19S4, after which Sinclair continued to smoke, until 18 years later when the cancer returned. She only hud one symptom of her cancer each' time and that was a growing hoarseness of her voice. . The sis(ers expla ined the medical procedures Sinclair has undergone in the last 20 years including her initial 22-hour surgery (o remove a tumor, the insertion of a feeding tube, a laryngectomy. removal of part of her jaw bone and back half of her tongue. She estimates her medical costs over the last 20 years to be near $250,000. Sinclair has not eaten or talked in over two years. Please see.Smoking. AS AEPfiles technical objection to plan ,. BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MXDAILYTR IBUN E.COM ' CHESH JR E - American Electric Power Ohio has filed a technical objection to the proposed annexation of land (O the village of Cheshire, asking that a portion of the company's property be excluded from proponents' plan. The filing was made Wednesday, the. ·deadline for filin g objections or amendments to the annexation proposal with the Gallia County Commissioners. . The commi ssioners · will hold a publi c hearing on the plan Thursday. April 28 at 7 p.m: in the secnnd tloor meeting room of the courthouse. "Our primary goal is to maintain our legal >lanlling with regard to thi s properly, continuing co protect and preserve · without additional encumbrances of our existing rights relating to future utility use," said Kevin Walker, .AEP Ohio president and chief · operating officer. 'This tiling is not an objecPlease see AEP, A5 Southern High School Prom this weekend. Meigs Board of Edl!cation handles personnel Issues * Carl Wolfe resigns as baskftball coach PUBLIC NOTICE . BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM .• * INDEX 2 S EcnONs - * Don't rnigg out on ~aving gout ~ugineg~ in t~ig g~Bcial ~u~lication... Call To~ay ' constructi on of the plant that Meigs County is the righl place to builu it. • · " We think the phuic wou ld be good for the Tou'nty, the region and the state,"' Mick Davenport. president of the Board of County Commissioners said Wednesday. "People in this part of the state have worked in the coal mines and in other power plants in the area for inany years in order lo help AEP provide I he lowest electri clly rates in the Un ited States." Davenport sa id . "This is an opportunity to locate a facility in Ohio that WOtild help improve ihe ,lives. or the people here, and to give somethi ng back to them. Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM • RACO Flower Festival set for April 23. , See Page A3 • Local briefs. See Page AS • For the record. See Page AS • OVBC directors approve dividend increase. See Page AS • Choir to perform final concert of 2004-05 Valley Artist Series. See Page .A7 MEIGS COUNTY CDBG COMMUNITY MIDDLEPORT RAILROAD FREIGHT DEPOT REHABILITAllON PROJECT EARLY PUBLIC NOTICE FLOOD PLAIN DEVELOPMENT - """ rn\<l:til}"'"l""'l. '' "" . . OBITUARIES , Call To Schedule An Interview: Leslie KI!Ghen and Nancy Brinker. 'Bethany Rittle. Brooke Kiser (3) and Bonnie Allen . WP - Leslie Kitchen. LPBethany Rillle. Meigs County Commissioners · Meigs County, Ohio ' MEIGS STUDENTS EXPERIENCE THE .CONSEQUEN(:ES OF SMOKING 0 - 2 45 x - 7 11 1 Meigs County has received a CDBG FY' 04 Community Distress Program grant for the Village of Middleport that includes the rehabilitation of the .Old Railroad Freight Depot project. . The. program will involve the rehabilitation ' of the interior and exterior of the building for use as a community: building, The old freight depot is located in the base flood plain. F~deral regulations req~ire that the public be given the opportunity to comment on the proposed project when 'located in the flood plain. The County is securing public perceptions of possible adverse impacts that could result from the project and possible minimizations measures. Send written comments to Meigs County Grants Office, 117 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 457(;9. Comments will be received until 15 days from date of this publication . ... • Excellent Pay and Bonus Plan ~ Great Benefits • Work AI The #1 Dealership · !.. Eagles blank Miller, Bt ' Wahama 7, Southern 2 Southern 00 2 Wahama J 0 1 Horse farrier clinic · offered at Chester Courtho~e, A3 Wonderfu l 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 lear~ . work as a team and have a strong initiative. • Leslie Kitchen was the win~ing pitcher with one strikeout and three walks, while scactering j ust four hit s in a great effort. Wahama plays in the Tournamenc ol" Champions Thursday, while Southern hosts Waterford Wednesday. Grande Head Coach David like about her, she's goin? to Smalley. "I watched Erin people around her better.' "She's hard-nosed and has play, she came up and visited~ a good work ethic, l think . had a very good outing in our will compete for playing she open gym .· and played extremely well with our cur- time at the poin t and we're · . happy · co .have in the pro· rent kids." "Every lime, I' ve watc hed gram." JO tiiS · Sarah her r m just more and more . Walker impresse·d and pleased with Drabinski of Stow and Erin what she brings to the table'," 'Kume of Marion Pleasant in Smalley added. "She sees the the 2005-06 recruiting class . Erin is the ·daughter of tloor extremely well. has the ability to score, but what ·! ,Andy and Pam Walker. day, she worked hard all year long and proved on and otT the court," Cooper said. ···sh~'s (he epitome of the student-athlete, great grades, works hard in the classroom and even harder on the coun." Cooper sa id that Walker was a smooth player on the· coun at the prep level and thinks she can carry ,that with to Rio Grande."She's got a smoothness to . her, she' s not big, she 's quick, she can shoot (he ball and can handle with either hand and for me as a coach the most important thing was her being the coach on the tloor,"' Cooper said. "Other players didn ' t always like it, they 're. not always going to agree with it but she dtd wl)al I asked her to do and as a poirjt guard that"s · what her job is." Walker's new coach sees ·her as a player who will compete for playing time at the all-important point gua rd spot. "We need some he! p at the guard spot," said Rio · MORELOCAL SPORT-S. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. . Pleasant i 12 , 2. Eastern 96.5, 3. 3200 _:.. 1. Erin Pyles (PP) 15:22.3; 2. H0useholder (RV) 16:11.0; 3 _Bunner (RV) 18:15.1. , . 11D-meter hun:Ues - 1. Jessica Elias (PP) 19.2; 2. Bibbee (PP) 19.4; 3. Hammond (E) 19:7; 4. Johns.on ( ~P) 21 .6; 5. .Shriver .(RV) 21 .8; 6. Bunner (AV ) 24.1. 300 - 1. Jessica Shriver (R\1) 1:05.6 : 2. Oibrani (RV) 1:16.9. 4X101).metlr relay- 1. Point Pleasant 56.4, 2. Eastem 59:5, 3. ovc 1:00 1. 4X200 ~1 . Eastern 2:04.0 . 4X400 ~ 1. Eastern 4 :50.5 , 2. Poinl Pleasant 4:53.3, 3 . OVC 5:1 9.7, 4. River Valley 5:25. 1. 4xBOO - 1. Point Pleasant 14:07.4. Shot put - 1. Katey Hip<s (PP) 31 -9: 2. Weber (E) 26-6: 3. Windon (E) 25·1 : 4. Gwinn (SG ) 24· t1: 5. Edmonds (OVC) 24·9: G.. Davey (RV) 22•9.5. · . Discus - 1. Erin Weber (E) 87-1 ; 2. Hannum (PP) 83·6; 3. H1pes (PP) 82·9: 4. Windon (E) 75·3; 5. Shnver (RV ) 62-9; 6. ,Edmcnds .(0VC)57-8. . . High jUmp -1 . Sally Attar (RV) 4-7; 2 . Shriver (RV) 4..(); 3. West (SG) 4-Q. . . · Lang jump - 1. Megan Wamsley (PP) 12·3.75: 2. Waugh (RV) 12-1 ; 3. Elias (PP) 11 · 3: 4 . Grueser (E ) 11-1 ; 5. Durst (PP) ,10.5; 6 . Brunner (AV) 10-1. Fall Walker Girls ~ : Point River Valle~ 77.5, 4. Ohio Valle~ Chnsltian 19, 5. South Gallia 8. '100-meter dash - 1. Mallory Nowlin (PP) 14.6: 2. Fantom (OVC) 14.8. 3. Attar (AV) 14 .9, 4. Wamsley (PP) 14.9; 5. Jenkins (OV<;J 15.0; 6. ll<e) Elias (PPI and We'fy (E) 15.2. 200 - I. Sally M ar (RV ) 30.4; 2. Elias (PP)31.3: 3. Warry (E) 31 .6 ; 4. Hayman (E ) 31 .9. 6 . Grueser (E) 32.2; 6. Winebrenner (E) 32.2 . . 400 - 1. Jennifer Hayman 1:01.8: 2. Brannon (E) 1:1 2.7; 3. Waugh (AV) 1.t5.2; 4 . Hatfield (PP) t:1 6 .3; 5. Oiler (RV) 1:16.8; 6 . Durst (PP) 1' 16.9. 800-meter run - 1. Erin Pyles (PP ) 2:47.4; ~- Hysell (E) 2:48.2; 3 . Farley (RV)304. 1: 4. Davis (E ) 3:12.8: S. Oiler (AV ) 3:18.3. 1600- 1. Erin Pyles (PP) 6:111 ; 2. Hysell (E) 6 :17.1: 3. Martindale (E) 6:50.7; 4. Davis (E) 7:10 .3: 5. Householder (RV) Pie rce. Wesley Riffl e reached on an error to lead the bases , then Derek Teaford hit a ground ball from Page B1 th at ·c leared the Wahama infield .and appeared to have Detek Teaford had an RBI driven home che tying runs. walk to forct home Pierce. Accord ing to Coach Ryan then Butch Marnhout hit a Lemley of Sou thern the runs.· sacrifice fly to left field for · were negated, when a a 4-3 tally, The ·Whi te Falcon s SoutlteiTt runner was called Teclaimed one run in (he for obstruction .of the third when Johnny Barton Wahama in fielder. even walked, Cody Herdman was though ihe ball was past ihe hit' with a pitch, and Heath infield. The runner wa s Stanley reached on a perfect called out and Leml ey in bunt that was mishandled by defense of his player was the Tornadoes to load the ejected from the game. . So. instead of a tie game bases. Brenton Clark walked ' (5-5) the third out and to force home the final run of the game for Wahama, obstruc1ion infraction forced cancel lat ion of th e SHS ·'pushing the score to 5-3. In the fourth inning, lthe runs. and Wahama continplot of the game thickened . ued to lead at 5-3. In the when Nick Buck hammered meantime. ·a SHS assistant a long, towering triple to coach had 6een confined -io deep center field and Jordan ihe bench area , where he Pierce walked . and Jake came out of the dugout to Hunter reached on a field- hudd le up hi s team after erfs choice that forced out . they closed the door on a Wahama . Wednesday, April13, www.mydailysentbtel.com Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel ' ' . This premier publication will be brought to you by the • combined staffs of 16 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B4-6 Comics B7 Dear Abby A3 Editorials Obituaries A4 As Places to go A7 Sports Weather B Section AS © 2005 Ohio VaUey Publishing Co. Please see Mel1s, AS · • ·~alltpohs latlp ~rtbune 446·2342 ·• ·The Daily Sentinel ~oint ~l.easant legfster .675·1-333 992·2156 POMEROY - Numerou s person(lel issues ·including the resignation of Carl Wolfe as boys basketball coach were handled at Tuesday night"s meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education. Wolfe's resigna ti on from the coaching position was accepted aHhough it was noted that he is not resigning from his current position of ath letic director. Supplemental contracts for Beth Sargent/ photo The Southern High School Prom will take place from 8 ,p.m. to ·11:30 p.m . on Saturday at assistant basketball · coaches Sr,>uthern High School. The prom's theme will be "When the Sun Goes Down " with a tropical were not renewed so that .the parad ise beach setting. At 11:30 p.m. on prom night the prom king and queen wi ll crowned. new coach can ~c h oo se who want ," said Pictured from left to right are the candidates: front row, Ashton Brown, Brooke Kiser, Jordan they William Neigler, Brittany Phil.soh, Joanne Pickens. Back row, Dustin Keyes, Tyler Roberts, Ryan Smith, Superintendent Buckley. Supplemen( conChris Tucker. Not pictured, Aaron Seller.s. .. (racts for non-certitied coaching positions wi:re also not renewed pending results of posting I he positions. Debbie Evans submitted her resignation as middle school cheerleader· adviser and it was accepted at the meeting. The resignation of Teresa Casci Carr ·for retirement purposes also was accepted. as was the resignation of Ronald Clonch as a . substitute custodian. Hired as teachers on oneyear contracts were Shawn Bush. Matt Fields, Mar¥ Grueser, Whitney Haptonstall , A lyso n Lewis. Teawarla McCaulla. Susan Miller. Scott Needs. Jackie Newsome. Shannon Thomas, · Nicole your healthcare wishes known by having them in writing .. . Holzer Medical Center is here to help. !Jnt;nnnl allention has recen~y been focused on the importance for individuals to have livi ng wills and advanced directives expressing their wishes concerning life prolonging issues. Holzer Medical 'Center is here to assist the community with this procedure, or answer any questions concerning this topic . 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