http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1359d3805183c4a9d84d44f4b59504ec.pdf 8180606f95d1b967167d2738493c694b PDF Text Text ,, Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel .. Tuesday, May 24. www.mydatilysentinel.com Man accused of 2005 Reds rally against.Nationals, 5-3 ., CINCINNATI {AP) - To.a Sunday night to replace man, the Cincinnati Reds injured Jeffrey Hammond s, · we're thinking about closer had a pinch-hit , two-run homer in the seven th . Danny Graves while they Milton, who gave up an learned to get along withoul him . NL-high 4J homers last seaSlumping Jason LaRue had son,. has allowed 17 so far. three hits off Esteban LoaiLa. The Reds' staff has given up including a solo homer_ and . . 66 in all. most in the majors . . the Reds recovered from the It was the first save this seaHeading into the game, the ·shock of losing their closer by son by a Reds pitcher other Nationals had only nin.e beating the Washinglon than Graves. who was 10- of~ homers in Ma y, tied with Nationals 5-3 .on Monday 12 but had been hit hard late- ·Oitkland for .•fewest in the night. · ly. lead ing to the move. The majors. Nationals gene ral manager A few hours before · the rest of the btillpen had heen 0Jim Bowden. who was fired game. the Reds designated for-3 in save situati ons. their career saves leader for . Manager Dave Miley does- as the f{ed_:;' general manager assignment. abruptly e'nding n't plan to have a primary ·in Jul y 2003. sat behind the hi s eight -year stay in· closer. visitors dugout and watched "We talked about looking at Loaiza have a tough time. Cincinnati. Dumbfounded · players . sat by their lockers matchups . We ' ll use them Every Reds batter except Ken " and stared at the floo r. all." Miley said. •·we·.n play it Griffey Jr. reached base dur"This is just like getting hit day-by-day... ing his five innings - anu in the head with a shovel, The Nationals couldn't Griffey had an RBI ground·basically," tirs.t baseman Sean overcome an UIKharacterist i- out. Casey said. ' 'Guy~ love . cally poor pcrfonnairct by • Milton's second-inning sinDanny Qrav~s. I_don t know Loaiza ( 1-3), who gave up a gle drove home the first run, , how .'t doesn t afl~L:t you a Itt- season-high 11 hits and live and LaRue had an RBI single tie btt negatively.. . runs in five innings. The in the third . LaRue. who came AP photo Left-hander, Enc M1lton (3- right-hander hadn't given up into the ga me hitting . 196, hit • . Ohto State shortstop Jedid tah Stephen, 20, makes a double play as Minnesota's Jake Elder, 5), who hasn t pitched much more than three runs in any of his sec.:ond homer of the sea9. slides into second base during the first game of their doubleheader at Bill Davis Stadium son in the fifth for a 5-0 lead. better than. Graves lately, set- his last eight starts. in Columbus. Ohio State has won 17 of their last 20 and enter the conference tournament tied hts teammates by_gomg a ''I left a lot of pitches ri ght Notes: , Bob Boone, one of at Illinois on a tear. seas.on-htgh ~tght t~nmgs_ and o\·er the plate." said Loaiza. Bowden 's spec ial assistants. gettt~g a patr of htts. Mtlton who shrugged it off as just a also was at the ballpark. hadn t ~on smce Apnl 16, bad day. 'The ball was just Boone was the Reds: manager losmg hts prev10us tour dect- going right down the middle. in 2003. when he was fired COLUMBUS (AP) - On . 'The low point was that has gone 3-0 as a starter, Rory stons. . . , and they made wntac.:t." . along with Bowde.n dudng a chart, · it would look a Jot Michigan State series. losing Mei ster has a 0.66 ERA and a Then, a bullpen w_ttho~t a ,Jt quickly became apparent the ballpark's inaugural sea. like springtime high, tempera- three out of four," senior 4-0{ecord in ·relief. proven closer got tts ftrst that he was in trouble and son. ... Nationals CF Brad tures in Ohio. Or tilavbe the · pitcher Mike Madsen said. . Tile Buckeyes were ripped chance to show what 1t can · , . Wilkerson's sore right foredo. David Weathers pitched was~ t ~Oin~to ,get nu•~h belp arm was examined Monday ups · and downs of John Todd, who has won 718 · I 1-3 tiy. Mi'chigan in an April · the ninth for his 15th .career - a. famthar predicament. by Dr. Timothy Kremchek, Travolta's movie· career. games in his 18 years at Ohio 22 game sh<lwn on ESPN- . First , the Ohio State base- State, questioned his players' which also got votes as a low save, striking out two and Washu~_gton .aver~ged 1.9.runs who diagnosed an irritated 111 ball teatn won 10 ga.mes in a character. He said he couldn't . point. Wednesday afternoon's completing only the Reds' hts !trst mne starts, the sec- nerve . Wilkerson is day to row after stunnin <i No. 4- do anything more with them, game will he the tirsi time the sixth victory in 24 games. o~d-IDV:.est sup~ort tor any day .... RHP John Patterson, ranked North Caroftna. Then that if they truly wanted to teams have seen each other bothered by back spasms, also "The whole game was ·hard P 1 ~~her Ill th~ maJors . the Buckeyes lost six straight, turn things around it was up since. He wasn t as sharp as he was examined by Kremchek down there" said Weathers, including their t1rst five Big to them. Then he stalked out The previous meeting _prowho is 15-of-44 career i'n save usually is, but if we give him and got an injection in his Ten games. Their 3-8 conferof the locker room. vides incentive for Ohio situations. "We missed him. a little offensive support lower back . ... RHP Zach Day ence start was the program's After an uncmnfortable State. He's no prima donna closer, early, it could be a different was hit on the right wrist by silence, the players started " It was . on national TV. It worst in 18 years. getting there (in the bullpen) situation," manager Frank Griffey\ liner in the sixth. XThen, after all those bad talking._ They expressed their in the. ·seventh or eighth Robinson s<1id. "He;s try ing to ray were negative .... LaRue's· times. the Buckeyes won 17 frustrations, and vowed to was a little embarrassing up inning. He was always there be perfeet out there and make homer was only the third of their last 20 games to earn play harder and smarter. . .., there," said pitcher Trent· by at least the bottom of the perfect pitches." allowed this season by the No. 5 seed tn this week's The Buckeyes swept a dou- Luyster, who is 2-0 since first. The Nationals managed Loaiza: ... 3B Joe Randa was Big Ten tournament. Ohio · ble-header the next day and Mount Todd blew its top. "He'll · be tremendously only six hits off Milton, but scratched from the Reds' lineState (35- 17, ' 17- 12), with have kept right on winning. Just a month ago, the missed. It was tough -to sit out two of them were homers.· up because of a sore left foot. more mood swings than a Freshman catcher Eriii ·Frver Buckeyes were so submerged team full of Dr. Jekylls, takes has hit .434 since then. -59 in the conference S\<tnding Nick Johnson hit a solo shot INF Ryan Freel was bacR in there, but once you get on the on Michigan on Wednesday points higher than anyone that it didn't appear they field, _you've !lot !o put it all in the sixth. Brendan Harris: the lineup after. ~issing three at regular-season champion. else in the lineup. Faiin~cci could qualify for the six -team out of your mmd.' called up from Tnpl'e-A on . games wtth a sttff back. Illinms. . has 18 RB!s in the ensuing 17 Big Ten tournament. Now Then came a disastrous games, including several to they want a memory so good home series against Michigan bring Ohio State back or put that it erases <I ll the bad ones It's a shock to me. If I can "He's not troublemaker. State in mid-April. the Buckeyes ahead. Madsen from their erratic season. recall, I'm not the oi1ly closer He's not a guy that com' that has mu~gled." plained. He wants the ball. Graves is m the final guar- ·11\ just upsetting. It's a tou·gh from .Page Bl anteed year on a $17.25 mil- way to los·e a guy that's been He was l-1 and had IO 'saves lion, three-year deal, making here and dedicated himself to a base 'salary of $6.25 mil- the organization ." in 12 chances. Graves criticized Reds fans The .Reds had lost 18 of lion . There was a mutual option for · next season at for booing after the bullpen their last 23 games, falling no buy$6.25 million, with · blew a six-run lead in the out of contention in the NL· out.· ninth inning against St. Louis Central. 0' Brien said .that If he clears waivers, a club on May 2, resulting in more Graves' encounter with the could sign him for a prorated boos and catcalls every time fan wasn't the main reason share of the $316,000 minihe appeared in a game the for the move. mum , with the Reds paying rest of the month. "His performance has been the remainder of his salary. "It became a confidence unsatisfactory and unacceptStunned teammates sat in factor," manager Dave Miley able," O'Brien said, in a con- folding chairs in the clubference call. "It hasn't been house after learning of the said. "His confidence has up to the standards we've move, which leaves the team been shaken in the month or' come 'to expect for the without a proven · closer. May, and we weren't comCincinnati Reds organiza- Several players said Graves fortable bringiilg him in certion. We appreciate Danny's should )lave been given a tain situations. We weren't contributions to the organiza- chan~e to work out his prob, seeing what we were ,accustomed to seeing." tion, and we hope he finds an !ems. The rest of the bullpen has opportunity with another :'This is not his fault," first major league club." baseman Sean Casey said. · gone 0-for-3 in save -situaGraves, 31, hasn't been the " We stink. For us to be 15-28 . tions this season. Miley isn't same since he agreed to help has· nothing to do with Danny sure who wi II get the job. "Without pinpointing one the team by moving into the Graves. That's the frustrating rotation in 2003. A career part for me. guy, we' II look at the reliever, Graves wore down "I know Tm ·a little, emo- matchups and different during a 4-15 season that tional right now, but I think things like that," Miley said. took several miles· per hour the Cincinnati Reds as an " Hopefully somebody will off his fastball and-took a toll organization owe lot more run with it." ' '· on his body. He was throwing . to Danny Graves for .the eight ·Casey said the move would around 88 mph this season, years he stepped up · every hurt the team. "No doubt about it," Casey down from 94 mph in his year. They owe him more prime. than to just release him like said. "This is just like getting "I changed roles and prob- this. I just disagree with it." hit in the head with a shovel. ably .ruined my career, ~· Outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. basically. Guys love Danny · Graves said. "I don't know, I >aid he 's neve r seen anything Graves. I don' t know how it don't have the answers. I felt quite like the move. doesn't affect y\lu a little bit like I've been given up on. "It's tough," Griffey said. negatively." a et Everyone Kilow Your Dad Is Someone Very Special With A Father's Day ....._., Thank You Tribute ... To Be Published In The Daily Sentinel On Friday, June 17th! a Happy Father's Day Ross NAIA from PageBl over the winter. . "Billie was second indoors this year." Willey said. "She's moved up each time she's raced (at the national meet) so· she's got a good chance of doing very well sure they will · be in the line-up at the sa me time and will add excitement to the team·. " Jackie ·plans to major in social work. She is the daughter of Jamie and Beth Ross of Hillia'rd. herself." Of the four, Boyles and Robinson are veterans of the · big stage while Perry and Stickel are newcomers at the nationals. "It's always exciting. it's what we work for year,'' said Willey. 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Chancey: assistant ' varsitv ing Meigs High .School football coaches; Tyson lee coaching positions and mis- and Derek Millet:, reserve footcellaneous ·advisor positions ball; Carson Crow, Je sse Vail , were approved . at Tuesday and Bryan Zirkle. 7th and 8th" night's meeting of the Mei gs grade football; Mike Kennedy, Local Board of Education. -cross co untry; Jesse Vail, high HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSE NTINELCOM Plans under way for '06 Morgan's. · Raid event. · School~ Page AS • • Mary Etta Shamblin, 78 • Clyde Smith, 64 INSIDE • Concern grows about rodenl virus now linked to 6 transplant deaths. See Page A2. • Family Medicine. See Page A3 ·. • Local briefs. See Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS • Sniping between China, Japan escalates as Beijing blames Tokyo for failure of talks. See Page A6 WEAmER Oetallo on Page A2 INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 16 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B4"6 Comics B7 Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 · Obituaries As B Section A2 • We rry. high sc.:hool cheerleader advisor: Celia McCoy, drama,; Joe Railey. National Honor Soc.:icty:' Jim ' Oliph~nt, quiz team; Carl Wolfe, athletic director and treasurer; Toney . Dingess. band director; David . Dee m. assistmit band director (S 1.500),: . and Mary Lou Moegling, library supervisor. Please see Contracts. AS Pomeroy Council accepts bid for parking lot wall repair • BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Tickets sales, parking fees and largescale corporate sponsorships will help pay the estimated · $70,000 cost of next year's Morgan's Raid re-enactment. Darrell Markjohn of . the Sixth Ohio·Volunteer Cavalry, a Civil War re-enactment group, is the event coordinator for the September, 2006 Morgan 's Raid re-enactment, "On to the Ford at Buffington lsla~d ." Markjohn portrayed General John Hunt Morgan in the 2003 re-enactment, which · was part of Ohio's Bicentennial . celebration. That re-enactment attracted some 35,000 people to Meigs' Co4nty, according to Markjohn's estimate. from 2~ · states and several foreign coun~e~ · Markjohn met Tuesday morning with members of an organizational committee charged with working out logistical details, promotion and marketing. transportation and historical accuracy for the event. ' The schedule of events for next year 's re-enactment will be 'similar to that of 2003, Markjohn said. The· re-enactment is scheduled for Sept. 710, and will begin with a parade and chase in Wilkesville, foJloweq hy a day of school presentations in· Chester. a battle re-enactment at Bashan, and a re-enactment in Portland on the tina! day. According to Markjohn, $35,000 was raised in spon·sorship donations in 2003. Next year, he said, the com. mittee will seek larger corporate sponsorships for various events associated with the reenactment weekend, arid will charge admission to events and parkin'g fees in order to ·help offset the COSt. Tnose corporate sponsor. ships will be "high prot1le" in . nature and will be included iA. marketing materials developed to promote the variou.s weekend events. The sponsorships will provide needed up-front financing ' for the event, Markjohn said, sine~ proceeds from ticket sales and parking fees will not be available until after the event. The organizers also hope that licensing and retail sales of souvenirs . will also help Please see,bid, AS H<mson, girls softball; Brian Howard. assistant girls softball: Vicki Chancey, Middle school gi rls volleyhall ; Mike Chancey. athletics fac.:ilities c.: are. · Others given !supplementary cont r~iCts were Paula MorriSllll. high school yearbook: Run Drexle.r, Middle School yearbook: Linda Lear. M itldk Sc.:hool newspaper ; Ralph out for summer today! • BY BRIAN J. REED BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM .0BmiARIES school trac.:k: Mike Ch;mccy. assistant hi gh sc.:hooltrilck. Jeremy Grimm. head base: ball; Dmmv · Davis, head wrestling;' TrZ>y BilliCr. <Mista nt wrestling, Matt Fields, hi gh school golf; Jan Haddox. Middle School golf: Rick Asl1. high school )!iris volleyball: Dale HcuTiwn. high school girls ""istant volleybal l: Nathan POMEROY - The parking lot· wall which has slowly been eroded by years of floodin g wi II soon be repaired by J & P Paving Maso nry Sealant Inc ., Columbus, which bid the project in at $55,590. Before co uncil ultimately accepted the bid Mayor John Musser reminded council that it was well within the $60,000 established by an engineer that inspected the wall. The Federal Emergency Management Agency will provide 75 percent of the repair costs while the State of Ohio and a grant from the Appalachian · Regional Commission will foot the . Beth Sergent/photo bill's remaining 25 percent, Today is the last day of school for students in Meigs and Southern Local School Districts. · Students in the Eastern Local School District will celebrate their last day of the school year on resulting in the village owing Thursday. Teachers and studnets are winding down with pizza parties, awards ceremon 1es and nothi ng for the repairs. Only the upper section of the tradition of field day. Pictured are students frorn Kindergarten through third grade partici· ' t he parking · lot wi II be paling in events at yesterday's Southern Elementary field day. repaired. . "We can 'start it (the repairs) right away ... as soon as we c.:an sign the contract (with BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH J&P Paving)," Musser said. HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · A pitbu.Jl attack that resulted . Reflections .and recognition highlight band banquet POMEROY Recognition of the accomplishments of senior band members accompanied by their reflections of the past four years through laughter and tears highli ghted Monday 's night annual Meigs Marauder Band banquet. Personal stories about the ·• impact on their lives were shared by the seniors as they moved one after another to an open microphone. They talked about the good times they had. the things they learned .. the friends they made, and the . . Chartene Hoeflich/ photo memories of hard prac.:tices, Meigs · band director Toney Dingess, center, presents Arion. keen competitions, stellar and awards to the top outstanding senior band members, Aaron not so 'stellar performances, . lhle to his left, and Randy Hart to his right. Other top awards and achievements, as well as went to Megan Mayes, the director's award. left; Trevor Depoy, . their affection for longtime . the 110 percent award; and Andrew Henderson, right, outstanding musician award. Pluse see Banquet. AS Please see Pomeroy, AS Spelling bee • wznners announced · ' POMEROY Robert Dillon, 'a fourth grader at Meigs ElemeAtary School, won the . champiRobert onship in the annual . Meigs Dillon County spelling bee; Jacinda Yonker, coordinator of the Meigs Talented and Gitied Program. announced, · Runner-up in the competition anJwhere I decide to be," he ·was Andrew said. "I am on a bu si ness trip Hoover, • an at home in . lsnu!J. This is eighth grader at Southern where I liv.e.." · . E ·Jem~ntary Bannai said he has filed a School. Dillon counter-claim agai'nst Binson. i ~ the son of and that he has rec.:ei•·ed a let- Sherri Maston of Andrter fibm his brother. ltzhak Long Bottom, · Hoover Bannai. stating that he wants and Hoover is the son of Bobby no part of Biilson 's lawsuit. Jack and Leah Jean Ord of Court document s Cltrrently Syracuse. Both studeius received trophies. Please see Sannai, AS Bannai remains in Israel, calls warrant 'outrageous' BY TtM MALONEY TMALONEY@MYDAILYREGISTE~ .COM NEW HAVEN , W.Va. Bori s Bannai, owner of Global Industrial Products in . New Haven, said via telephone from Israel Tuesday that the warrant issued for hi s arrest in Mason . County Circuit Court is "outrageous." He said the warrant is based solely on the lawsuit filed .again't him by hi> cousin. ' Jacob Binson. which he called a "one-sided story wit hout a cl ue.~· . Ban·nai said he has no inten- · tion of ret urning to the United State> anytime within the nc.xt few weeks , but that the warrant has nothing to do with it. 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Health oftkial s believe the deaths are rare 'cases, but say the situation merits closer study in light of recent discoveries til<lt rubies and West Nile viru s occas iona II y - spread through donated organs witil d~;tdly consequences. recoveri iH!. . On Tuesday. heal th ' officials in Wi sconsin re'vealed that four transplant recipients d,jed in the on ly prcyiously . . known case.s in volving the virus in December 2003 . The cases weren' t clear-cut · - the organ donor .and · u woman who received a lung fro m him in an operation iil Minnesota both tested ·negati ve for LCMV. But three nthcr transplant patients tested pos itive for the virus. -.trongly suggesting the donor · 1VUS the source. That was the only thin g in common the recipients had, said James Kazmierczak, an ~ pidemiologist for the Wisco nsin Department of Health and Family Services. About 5 percent of mice. hamsters and other rodents carry LCMV and about2 percent of the general public has antibodies to it, meaning they've been exposed to it at some point, Kazmierczak said. The virus usually causes little or no illness in healthy people, but'can be deadly for Mitchell grew up in a dysfunctional family headed by a father who spent years writSALT L:AKE CITY - A 'ing a "metaphysical" book of street preacher charged with religion. kidnapping teenager Mitchell was n<il close to Elizabeth Smart was his father but admired him removed from court' Tuesday and was disrespectful of his after shouting Biblical admo- mother.. He experienced a nitions. the fifth time he has troubled' childhood and llf:eri removed 'from hearings dropped . out of school, foi: such' a disruption. Gardner said. Brian David Mitchell was Mitchell was · cleared by in his defense chair only sec- mental health experts when onds before the outburst: he gave up two chi ldren from "Awaken, arise Israel. Come · hi s first failed marriage, forth, Babylon. Repent. though he pointedly refused repent for the kingdom." to let his mother adopt the Mitchell 's loud voice could children. Gardner described Mitchell be heard from down the hall after he was taken away from as no different from millions the hearing tq gauge his men- of people with firm religious tal fitness for trial. The hear, beliefs but said he veered into ing resumed Tuesday after a · narcissism and a delusion of two-month break. prophecy. Psychiatrist Noel Gardner, "Several ' of his siblings who testified in March that .said they never heard him Mitchell was competent to apologize or admit he was ·stand trial , said Mitchell's wrong - that's classic narconduct Tuesday was "outra- cissism," Gardner said. geous and bizarre" but not The competency hearing evident of a mental disease. was to resume Wednesday. · "I think · his (religious) . Jn spite of Mitchell ' s ideas are extraordinarily irra- repeated interruptions, Judge tional, but . just · because Judith Atherton has allowed you're irrational doesn' t the hearings to continue withme art' you .have· a mental dis- out him. ease. All of us hold irrational Prosecutor Kent Mdrgan ideas,'' Gardner testified. described the drawn-out comGardner. who interviewed petency proceedings as the Mitchell's parents and sib- "last shot'' by a team of public liogs · but not him, said defenders trying to avoid trial. Bv PAUL FOY ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER ''We' re learning as we go here. This is a new phenomenon," Dr. Matthew Kuehnert, assistant director or blood safety for the federal Centers for Disease Comrol and Prevention, said of the rodent . virus. '·We haven't seen any evidence or transfusion-transmitted infe~tion. t>ut that doesn't mean it could n't ilappen." Rhode Islam.! and Massachusetts officia ls said Monday th.ey are in ves ti gating the deaths of three people· who got organs from il. female donor whose pet hamster tested positive ' fo,r lymphocytic. choriomeningitis virus. · or LCMV. A fourt h organ recipient is believed to be AP l?hoto · The small rodent cages at the Petsmart pet store chain in War,.,ick, R.I. are empty after health . cpfficials removed the rodents Tuesday. Three transplant recipients in New England died after t\erng infected by a rodent vrrus contracted by the donor. The 1nfect1ons were traced to a Rhode Island woman. who died of unrelated causes in April. A hamster in her home , bought at the Petsmart store in Warwick, tested positive for LCMV, and is considered the likely source. Gail Mastrati, a spokesthose with weak immune sys- dise,rse physician for ·the tems like cancer patients and transplant group at Rhode woman for the state transplant rct:ip iems. who Island Hospita l. discovered · Department · of take . immune- suppressing the infection in April , when Environmental Manage ment drugs to keep them from two of her kidney transplant said the agency removed 102 rejecting thei r new organs. patients developed flu-like hamsters, mice · and · guinea Organs are rout indy tested symptoms. One survived, but pigs from the store in the. past for many viruses but there is the other did not. · ·co week. The animals were no commercial test for Fischer sa id she searched euthanized and shipped to the LCM Y. The CDC. state medi cal literature and asked CDC in Atlanta, where all health officials. the Food and colleag ues around the coun- will be tested. Preliminary Drug Administration and oth- try if they had heard of ai)Y- results indicate two of the ers are investigating. Some thing similar. But it wasn't hamsters sent Friday to the · sought to reassu re people until she cal led the CDC that CDC tested positive for who need transplants. the connection to LCMV and LCMV, she said. The CDC "We would encourage peo- the donor's hamster was wou ld not confirm · the 'pie who are on the waiting made. · results. list no['\o be concerned with : " It clearly rano~ a .bell in Petsmart said it has asked thi s." said Rhode Island .their minds," she said. "My suppliers of rodents to the ~ealth dire.ctor · David heart sank. I~ the long run, it Warwick store to test their Gifford. "Th is is an extreme- would have ·made a differ- animals. Bruce Richardson, a ly rare. and unusual event." ence for our other patient." spokesman for the Phoenix. 'However. Kuehnen said Two patients in based chain, said not all of its it's importan t for doctors to Massachusetts - one a dou- vendors are affected. watch .Jor unusual illnesses in ble lung recipielll, ihe other a Richardson would not say patient s who recently had liver .recipient - also died how many animals will have blood tmnsfusions or trans- within weeks of the trans- · to be tested. He said it's not plants. plants, which were . per- clear whether the hamster, Wiscon sin officials said · formed on April10 and April which has died, was infected l~ey · made no public stateII , according to the Rhode with LCMV when it arrived ments in 2003 because of the Island Department.of Health. at the organ donor's house- · tenuous evidence and Two people who received hold. "To our knowledge," he becau se the· virus doesn ' t corneas from the same Rhode spread person-to-person and Island woman in operations said, "we didn't sell any sick wasn't considered a public · outside the United States are hamsters." health risk. being monitored for signs of , (Associated Press Writers A doctor who treated one .illne ss, said Kuehnert, . who Michelle R. Smith and Eric of the New 1'!ngland organ . declined to say where the Tucker contributed ro this recipients said she didn' t find corneas were sent. report from Providence, R.I.) out about the Wisconsin The donor's hamster, cases until too late to save her bought at ·a Petsmart store in patient's ·life. Warwick, tested positive for I Dr. Staci Fischer. infectious · LCMY. · afternoon progresses. Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) Temperatures will fall from 65 early this eveni,ng to 54 . Skies will range from partly cloudy to cloudy with 5 to I0 MPH winds from the northeast turning from the northwest as the evening progresses. · · Ovemight (1 ,6 a_m:) Temperatures will stay near 51. Skies will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the ' northwest. Federal Mogul - .48 USB- 29.37 ' Gannett- 75.37 General Electric - 37.07 GKNLY- 4.60 Harley Davidson - 49.15 JPM ·- 35.89 Kroger - 16.79 Ltd.- 20.67 NSC- 31.63 Oak Hill Financial - 25.82 OVB-27.08 BBT-40.11 . Pe\oples :- 28.14 . '•• ·Kayla McCarthy and Bob Stone, two of the new lifeguards at the Middleport Pool,· were undergoing life?aving tra ining_with Greg McCall on Monday afternoon. · AP Photo Brian David Mitchell ·sits with lawyer Vernice Trease, left, in Judge Judith Atherton:s courtroom for his competency hearing Tuesday in Salt Lake City. Mitchell was removed from court Tuesday after shouting Biblical admonitions, the fifth time he has oeen removed from hearings for such a disruption. Mitchell: 51, a self-proclaimed. messenger of God, is accused of kidnapping then 14-year-old Elizabeth in . 2002. sexually assaulting her and keeping her as his second wife. Thur~day," May 26 Mor(rinK (7 a.m.-Noon) . Temperatures will climb !rom 51 to 70 by late thrs morning . Skies will range from mostly sunny to panly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the northwest turn'ing from .the west as the morning progre sses. . Aftemoon (1-6 p.m .) Temperatures will · hold steady around 73 . Skies will be mostly sunny to cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the . west. Pepsico - 56.77 Premier- 10.90 Rockwell- 51.52 Rocky Boots- 28.93 RD Shell - 59.11 SBC- 23.61 Wai-Mart ..;... 47.65 Wendy's - 44.63 Wo~thlngton - 16.46 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the . previous day's transactions, · provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. FAMILY MEDICINE Calcium is not a "magic_ bullet" for shedding pounds Question: l'v.e noticed at the grocery story recently that : on some of the yogurt con• tainers there are statements : that eating yogurt helps you bum calories faster. It says that the calcium in yogurt . increases · metabolism . · However, the label also tells :me that yogurt contains .a lot -of calories. I'm not exactly ·sure what to make of this. Is yogurt really a diet foocl' Does it help you burn calo. ries? I'd appreciate some · advice on this. : Answer: This is an excel; lent and timely question. : While reading labels on foods is a good.habit to get into, you should not confuse the nutri: tional information with the : advertising · hype. Let me : explain. . : Recent small studies have : suggested that adding dairy. based calcium to your diet · can help you to lose weight. A . study of 32 obese adults : divided the subjects into three . ; groups. The first group :reduced their daily food . ; intake by 500 calories. The · second group reduced their intake by 500 calories and . took a high calcium supple; ·menl. The third group : reduced their daily calories by ; 500 and .were give)l a high·calcium diet that contained a · : good deal of low-fat dairy pro<iucts. . . The folks in the third group, : who consumed a high-calci• um diet from low-fat dairy ; products, lost significantly : more weight and fat that the : other two groups. 'Next best . was the group who had the process. But there are many calcium supplementation. The scientists who don't believe group that simply reduced its that added dietary calcium calories by 500 lost the least has much of a direct relationamount of weight. ship with fat metabolism . These results are most inter- More research is needed. esting. but the dairy industry So what should you do'? If . advertisements and label hype you ,add dairy to your diet, you've read don't exactly ·put you need to be sure to take things in the proper perspec- something awdy of ,equal tive. I guess that's my job! caloric value. or you will just , Noti'ce that all three groups be eating more, and this does had a reduced intake of total not proinote weight . loss. calories and lost weight. Adding . dairy to your diet is Increasing the proportion of good if it is low-fat dairy, calcium in the diet, especially such as two-percent or skim in the form of low-fat diary milk. low-fat cheese and lowproducts, seemed to acceler- fat yogurt. Regular yogurt. as · ate the weight-loss process. you say, is loaded with GaloIn practical terms, this des. A well-balanced, appromeans that if you decide to priate calorie diet that is high add a 'cup of low-fat yogurt to in calcium from a low-fat your diet each day to help lose dairy so urce is probably a weight that it must be a part of good thing because we know an overall calorie reduction. it promotes bone health . But, Adding additional dairy to the jury is still out on its abilyour . diet without reducing ity to promote weight loss. overall calories will produce It's certainly no magic bullet. weight gain, not weight loss, Family 'Medicine® is a · This is the message that is weekly column. To ~ubmit often missing from the adver- questions, write to Manha A. · tisiilg blurbs. Simpson, D.O., M.B.A ., Ohio · Also, keep in mind that the University College · of study I mentioned had a very Osteopathic Medici11e, P.O. small number of subjects. Box 110, Athe11s, Ohio 45701, ·Other studies have not pro- · or via e-mail to readerques· duced such · outst.anping tions@jamilymedicinellews.o results. And still other studies rg. · Medical infonnation in are in process. : The 'theory this column is provided as an behind ' calcium promoting educatiotiUl service only. It weight loss is based on the · does not replace the judgfact thai calcium is ·necessary ment of your personal physito metabolize fat in the .body. cian, who should be relied on The idea is that added dietary to diagnose and recommend calcium - especially from treatment for any medical dairy products · - . increases conditions. Past columns are the amount of calcium avail- available online at www.famable for this fat metabolism ilymedici11enews.org. Coming Thursday in the Sentinel ... :"<Fk~ t~ .~·. (? Tlrmg~ t~ JP~.. . ~ The Daily Sentinel • Subscribe today • ~92-2155 • www.mydailygentinel.com · ' • . Yoaw ·p lde to weellenclenhrtainaaaent in_the.tri-state, . I - Clubs and · organizations ~ Proud to be apart of your life. • 2005 .Reader asks if disabled woman has priority in restroom line · .. .•• • Wednesday, May 25, DEAR ABBY: A few month s ago. I was ou t shopping when I got · the. trrge to u>e the washroom. When I . got there. the line was out the · door. Jhere was about a I0- · Dear minute wait. . Abby As I fin all y neared the stail.· the W<llllan ahead Of me in ----• line began to bount:e. I co uld empathize. But right before a stall became ava ilable. a woman in a wheelchair rolled gi ft - a ' bottle of Elvis in and parked nex t to us. ror Presley wine. His picture is course. the handicap stall wa., on the bottle. and it sav s. " Always. Elvis Gold the nex t ·one av<t ilable.) Record Edition Collector's The. perso n ahea.d of me began to walk forward. but Series I.·· It also s ay~ the ·woman in the wheelchair Frontenac Blanc D' Oro ·becaine loud and belligerent . White Wine -· Prodtict .and about being handicapped, Vineyards of. Italy. imported and claimed th e stall: The · by International Wine Co .. Detroit. Mich . woman in front o f me and I ' It has never been opened. just .looked at each other but I see the wine slowly and then she deterred to the evaporatin g. Do you think indi\'idual in ti1e wheelcha ir. anyone would be interested Please ' set me straight. in this bOule ' - DELORES B~an J. Reed/ photos Ahby. Should a handicapped Josh Manley, Suzy Cox and Bre Mitchell are among the m,ilny young volunteers who have helped in<,lividual take precede~ce IN HUDSON . FLA . . DEAR DELORES: I took with repairs to the Middleport Pool. making possible the pool'S opening, on May 30. over a stall wlien the wash- your question to a cellar mas' room line is long '! ter/sommelier. ·who informs MORALLY CONFUSED IN . me that. because it's evaporatJOLIET. ILL. ing. your bottle of wine may DEAR CONFUSED: Tm no · longer be drinkable overjoyed .to set you straight. even if it was stored properly. Handicapped stitlls are set However. you might offer aside for people with disabil- the boule of collector 's wine ities to use because their on an auction site because it wheelchairs will not fit into a could interesl a collector of regular stall. Without ques- Elvis memorabilia. (Fo r tion. the perso n with the example: eBay.) Good luck I physical disability should DEAR ABBY: I am 12 ha ve access to it fir st. and in the eighth grade. I Absolutely~ have thought about suicide DEAR ABBY: Back in many time s. and earlier 1975. I was .given <I fabulou s pulled . out it knife and .. Local Stocks ACI- 47:35 AEP- 35.55 Akzo- 40.77 Ashland Inc. - 66.86 AT&T:.._ 18.98 BLI- 12.58 Bob Evans - 23.10 BorgWarner - 5:;1!.48 Champion - 4 Charming Shops - 8.93 City Holding - 33.61 Col- 49.10 DG -22.28 DuPont- 47.08 ·P ageA3 ND. almost slit my wrists. If I tell my parents. th:) won't believe me . They II thipk I' m making it up to get attention . If I · talk to the school ~:ounselor. she'll ' tel l my parents for sure. · I'm afraid of myse lf when , .I'm home alone somettmes. ·Can you please help me? AFRAID OF MYSEL F. PENNSYLVANIA DEAR AFRAID: You need more- help than anyone "'n g; ve yo u in · a lellcr. Preoccupation with suicide i' serious aod calls for hel p from a m~ntal health profe>sional. · ·Because you feel your par-. ems mav minimize the serr ousness· ot' ·your s.uiciua l thoughts if ·you tell them. ask a trusted teacher or .school c.ounse lor to help you . Perhaps if they hear it from another adult. your . parent s will treat 'the news with tl,1e seriou~ness it deserves. Another option would be to call a cri sis hot line when you are tempted to injure yourself. Just pit k up the phone !fnd ask the operator to con , nect you : I wish you luck anu ·a speedy recovery from thi > illness. Dear Abby is writte11 by Abigail Van · Buren, also knu.wn as }eatine Phillips, and was fotmded by h er mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or RO. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Ctl 90069. Community Calendar NeWsChannel Wednesday, May 25 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) Temperatures will rise to 63 with todax's'low of 44 occurring around 6 a.m. Skies will range from mostly · sunny to mostly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the north . · • Afternoon (1-6 p.i11.) Temperatures will remain around 66 with today\ high of67 occurring around 4 p.m. Skies will be partly cloudy to cloudy with 5 to I0 MPH winds from the north turning from the northeast as ' the MIDDlEPORT POOL TO OPEN MAY 30 kidnapping' Elizabeth Smart kicked out of courtroom again . Bv MARILYNN MARCHIONE BY THE The baily Sentinel '. . el - - l' • --~. L- SWCD office. 33101 Hiland Road. ,, Saturday, May 28 PORTLAND - Lebonan Township Trustees wil'l meet at 7:30 p.m. at the township bui lding. Alumll'i Association members will be decorating the Meig s High School cafeteria beginnin g at 9 a.m. Alumni members are needed to assist. Sunday, May 29 RUTAND - 'Memorial Day celebration and rememb[ance s~rv ic e, II a.m. at the Rutland Church of God located on State Roule 124 near Meigs .Elementary School. Thursday, May 26 POMEROY - Alipha Iota Masters will .have its 6:30 p.m . end-of-year potluck piC'nic · at the home ·of Joan Corder. TUPPI':RS PLAINS Thursday, May 2.6 POMEROY -Caring and Tuppers Plains VFW Post9053 meets at 7 p.m. at the hall. . Sharing support group. I p.m .. HARRISONVILLE - The . Multipurpose Senior Center. Harrison vi lle Senior Ci.tiiens wil meet at II a.m. at the Friday, May 27 Presbyterian Church .for MIDDLEPORT blood presure . checks folMiddleport Post Office wi II Wednesday, May 25 lowed by a potluck luncheon have Customer Appreciation POMEROY A commuand a talk by Meigs County nity pra'yer meeting will be Day from II a.m. to 3 p.m . Sheriff Bob Beegle. held at 7 p.m. on May 25 at the on Friday, with drinks. chips Saturday, May 28 Enterprise United Methodist' and grilled hamburgers and RACINE - The Racine on Enterprise Road. hot dogs for everyone . A fre e Church Class of 1955 will have a 50th anniversary reunion from I to ·Special music will be present- drawing t'qr postal products 4 p.m. at the Racine Library. · eel by "Freed By Christ," a will also be held. Saturday, May 28 RACINE - . The Racine gospel quartet. 27 STIVERS VILLE Friday, May Class of 1960 will have its 45th . MIDDLEPORT - Free Revival services will be held reunion at I p.m. at the home of dinner, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., at the Stiversville Community Patty Pape, . 48265 Morning Middleport Church of Christ. church near Portland."6 p.m. Star Road. Racine. All classSaturday, May 28 May 28-29. Bill Billers of mates and Iii ends invited. POMEROY -Pomeroy Georgia will be ihe evangelist. Monday, May 30 RACINE - Racine Post COMPCTiliV[ AUTO RAHS 602, American Legion will• hold Memorial Day serv ices at 10 a:m. The Southern High Car Shopping? School band will pJay and Rep. Jimmy Stewart will Test Our Support groups . Other events Church events Drive spea~. Public meetings Thursday, May 26 CHESTER ·- The Chester Township Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m . at the Chester Town HalL to review and discuss insurance. POMEROY - Me.igs Soil and Water Conservation D! strict. 1.1:30 a.m .. at Meigs Rates. Let us show V<lu how competitive our. rates are. Call me ... · Stop by... Log on- it's your.choice! Bill Morton Agency 905 Washington Street • Ravenswood, WV 1-304-273-0900 · Nattonwlde' ·· Insurance Sc Financial Services .. Natlo~'wuil'l Mutuallnsuranu Co moan~ ,11nd AHI1111ed Com~11noe~. Home OHoce. Columbus OH 43:215·2220 • A2 11100 I ���.. • Page AS HI State ·sues to take control of coin investment; inventory begins . . The Daily Sentinel BY CARRIE SPENCER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER .· Wednesday, May 25,2005 . time that we gain ~icl'es:-:." Meanwhile. state auditors working with coin experts from SOlhcby's auction house were deni ed acce" in the Ohio. Delaware ant! Pennsylvania dealers. said Jcn Detwiler. spokeswoman fi)r state auditor Betty Munt~omery. . Auditor\ ofricials said the request for hi,tving an attorney was reasonable, Dciwilcr said, but '·if for whatever rea- COLUMBUS - ·The state on Tuesday sued to freeze the assets ami take control of two collections of rare coins··from the Toledo coin dealer the state had hired to manage t h~m . while state investigators began an inventory of the coins to see iJ any arc missing. Two different state agencies are independently trying to s(~n we c;~nnOt ga in at:l:ess we inspect and count thousands of coins bought with' state inoney by dealer Tum Nu.e and held in safes at dealers in five stJtes. While Nu.e agreed earlier this week to step down as head of the two. Capital Coin funds, which are being dissolved. Attorney General Jim Petro sued on behalf u.f the of Workers· Bureau Compensation in Franklin County Common Pleas Coun: The lawsuit seeks an · emergency court order transferring control to the bureau and allowing it to move the coins to locations it chooses. The bureau has given Noe $50 million since · 1998 to invest. and Noe shared in the profits. Now, 121 coins wonh an estimated $400,000 are missing - including gold coins minted in 1845 and 1855. The bureau has decided to end the investment and sell the coins. Ohio Gov. Bob , Taft on Monday ordered the bureau to compile a list of the coins to make sure all of them are accounted for. Nqe is cooperating with all investigations, said Bill Wilkinson, his Columbus lawyer. Noe was advised oat to allow the inventories until he could have attorneys present. Inspectors from the Bureau of Workers Compensation were able to begin counting the coins in Colorado and Florida on Tuesday, and hoped later Tuesday to 'begin a review in · Pennsylvania, · bureau spokesman Jeremy Jackson said. Inspections were delayed until Wednesday in Delaware and at Noe's shop in Maumee. a Toledo suburb. "We're moving as quickly as we can, but we want to make sure we do an accurate accounting of the coins," Jackson said. "There will be surveillance of the facility 24 hours a day to the point in will take 1teps to gain access." She would not elaborate, but Sothcby's spokesman Matthew Weig:man ~ aid , i nv e~ti gator ~ mighl :-.eek .a court order. Messages seeking comment w~re left at Noc's office and with two of his attorneys. Also. the Ohio Ethics Commission is inve ~ Ligating if there were improper gift ,exchanges amon g ·o fficials involwd in the ~oin · invest- ment. executive . director David Freel said Tuesday. He would not llamc the oflicials or give exampl es and said the L"ommissiun wus acting imlepcndcntly of other agencies. A former top aide to Taft told The Toledo Blade that he rented a Florida Key s vacation home from Noe for $300 to $500 for li ve nights, which the newspaper said was below mark et price of about $3 ,000 for' si milar homes. , Brian Hicks, former chief ofStaff for Commission is examin1ng whether he or other officials should have. disclosed the business deal earlier. The state inspector general also is inve stigating Noe's im·eqment. In a separate case, tbe U.S. Attorney's office \Vants to know whether Noe gave friends money that they contributed to President Bu sh's re-election campaign, in the process bypassing election donatio n limits. Taft, said he did not disclose tv.7o stays at tile !lome tu tile Ethics Commission because he felt be paid market value. Noc this ~car riled his first disclosure form s, required by law. tbat be did busiitess with a state age ncy while sitting on the hoards of other agendcs and commi;sions. Freel said . Until this spring Noc was a member of the Ohio Turnpi·ke Commission and B,Jurd of Rege nts .' The Et hics COLUMBUS (AP) - At leas! 20 counties have joined a ,voting-machine maker's lawsuit to extend 'the state's deadline for qualifying touch-screen systems and the judge in · the case has given other countie·s until Friday to join it. Joining Election· Systems & Software 's lawsuit will extend the paructpating counties' deadline for picking a voting system until June 3. So far, 42 counties have chosen ,Diebold Election System's electronic touch screen systems. equipped• with a state-required paper record so voters can verify the.ir choices, said Carlo LoParo, spokesman for the chief, state's elections · ·Secretary of State Kenneth · Blackwell. Three counties will get ES&S optical scan, electron- . ic machines that read marks that voters make on paper, whil!! two will have Diebold optiCal scan. ES&S and Blackwell 's office have been in negotiations since the company filed the lawsuit on May 2. It asserts that the process by which Diebold won certification was unfair. Blackwell disagrees. saying the same rules applied to all manufacturers . Diebold has the only touch-screen machine to meet certification standards. Judge Dale Crawford of Franklin County Common Pleas Coun ha" scheduled a hearing for June 3 on ES&S's request to keep " Blackwell from enforcing the May 13 deadline for manufacturers to receive cenirication · by the stale Board of Voting Machine Exa(Jliners and from federal elections official;, . Schott's car coUection up fur auction, Page B2 Agassi at cal,'ftr crossroads, Page B2 . . Southern holds Spring Awards picnic, Page B3 Twins double up Tribe, Page .88 Prep Schedule PrEp Football - Track and Field D-11 Aegional(al Meadowbrook), 4:30 p.rn . . . ' D~llt Regional ~at Pickerington), 4:30 BY ANDY lAYTON p.m. SPEC IAL TO THE SENTINEL Dlvislon II Regional tat Mea-ool<), 5p.m. Dlviskln Ill Regional 5~~ (at P;c)(ering1on), . Tournament Baseball Eastern va. Fisher Catholic (lancaster Bea~rs Stadium), 2 p.m. Frtdlly, June 3 Track.ond Field Saturday, June 4 ll'ock and Field State Meet (at Jesse OWens Sta~iUm , Columbus). 9 a.m · Southern HS announces date for hoops camp ~ better solution: Increase the tobacco tax. . to help fund tobacco prevention and· crucial health c~re programs, while helping to dri:;e down one of the . biggest contributors to Medicaid costs: tobacco use. Because research shows the 'more cigarettes cost, the less people srr10ke -especially kids. .. Visit www.ohiopartnership.org to learn more. Increase the Tobacco Tax to. Fund Tobacco Prevention and Health Care. ' The Right Way to Fix Medicaid. . AMERI C AN C ANCER SOCIETY • AME RI CA N HEART ASSOCIATION • AMERICAN LUNG A SSOCI Afi O N O HI O H.O'i P!T A L A SSOCI ATION • UNIVERS AL HEALTH C AR E ACTION NETW O RK OF OHIO OHIO FAMILI' COV ERA GI:: COALITION' • OHIO UNITED WAY • O HIO STATE M EDICA L A SSOCIATIO N . ® '· JAIME ARoN . · The C3t]lp is oren tO boys and girls who wil be entering grades 4-6, The cost is $30 for pre-registration and $40 on the first day of camp. Included in the camp cost will be fundamental basket~ ball instruction, a camp tshirt and basketball, and individual awards are possible. For more information ·contact Howie Caldwell, 40878 Old Seven Road, Reedsville, OH, 25772. . NewMU coach to attend cookout Major LEaguE BasEball POINT PLEASANT, ' W.Va. ~The annual M'asonGallia-Meigs Big Green Club · Cookout and Golf Scramble in Point Pleasant and Mason is 10day and Friday. Marshall University head football coach Mark Snyder and former coach Bob Pruett, along with several other MU . coaches and administnitors, are scheduled .,to attend the cookout, which includes a silent auction for Marshallrelated items. The cookout is set to begin with a s~ia l hour at 6 p.m. at Amenc&n Thursday Legion Post 23 in Point Pleasant. Snyder, basketball coach Ron Jirsa, Athletic Director Bob Marcum and other M U coaches and staff members are also scheduled to be in attendance at the golf scramble. The scramble, which includes lunch, is slated for Friday ·wtth a 9 a.m. shotgun . start at Riverside Golf Course in Mason. . Proceeds from , the events go ' to benefit Marshall University athletics through the Big Green Scholarshtp Foundation. For information, contact Denny Bellamy at (304) 6756788 or Jim Wilson at (304) 675-5989, or · e-mail tourism@ masoncounty.org. A75-cent increase will generate $525 million every year . Nelsonville- York. Well ston. Vinton Co unt y, Belpre. and Alexander. Point Pkasant is Class AA in West Virginia. anJ ti '~ member of the Curd ina l Conference . along with Winfield. Poca. Sis.sonville, Herbert Hoover. Wayne and 'Lugan. The last time the two teams met was in 1\195. when Meigs posted a 27-7 victory. Point Pleasant )VOn the two pre vious meetings in 1994 and IY93 by scores of 31-14 and 36-6. PHOENIX - The Odly way Tim Duncan's aching . ankles are going to ·feel better is with ·rest, and the only way he' ll gel it is if the sa·n Antonio Spurs sweep the Western Conference finals . Thanks to Duncan, they're halfway there. And they're heading back to San Antonio, where the Phoenix Suns - · this season's best road team - will have to deal with a 2-0 series deficit against the NBA's toughest team at home. Duncan scored 25 of hi s 30 points in the second half and Manu Ginobili and Robert Harry made key baske ts in tJJe last · 2:33, giving the Spurs a 111-1 08 victory over the Suns on Tuesday night. Steve Nash and the Suns took it to ·the buzzer, though, getting a chance to force overtime when Gi nobi li missed one of two free throws with 4.2 seconds left. Nash took the inbounds pass and raced up the court, getting a step past Tony Parker but being pi.cked up by defensive ace Bruce Bowen just before shooting a 3-pointer on t.he run. . lt was on line but short, hitting the front rim to seal Phoenix's first consecutive losses since April 8-9. Suns coach Mike D' Antoni grimaced and Nash walked off blankfaced and spent from playing 46 minutes, comfoned in ·the arms of teammate Jake Vosk uhl. . AP photo "I just. tried to stay in San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili hangs on the rim after dunking the ball during the third front of him,'' Parker said. quarter Tuesday at America West Arena in Phoenix in game two of the Western Conference Please see Spurs. 83' Finals. Looking on the Pt10en ix Suns' Shawn Marion. 3. ;rhere's ond taking place at Bob Robert s Fi~ld i 11 P Oil lt'f OV. Meies wi ll repl ace M a~ nolia on the ··'·Point Pl,easant schedule, \vhich is current ly in week three of the se ">on. Galli a Academy will . be . bumped up to week three and Mei gs will mm e into the week four slot. " . Meigs, curre ntl y Divisio n IV in starting in• 2006. with tile first gt;me Ohio. was 6-.:1 thi s pa't ;,eason . They taking place at Sanders Memorial play in th e 'Tri- Valley Conference in .Field in Point Pleasant·, and the sec- the Ohio divi si on alon g with e ·- ' - . ; , - - --...; :1j . Larry Crum THE FABLE GUY TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School will be holding its 7th annual Eagle Basketball Camp between the dates of May 31 through June programs have cut youth srnoking by 45 percent . ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern HS . announces date for hoops camp. Ohio's . Spurs hang_on to beat Suns Bv RACINE - Southern High School will hold its summer boys basketball camp on June 13 through June 17 at Charles W. Hayman Gymnasium. The camp will be held in two sessions , with kids between grades 6-8 taking place from 9 a.m . to II a.m. Participants between grades 3-5 will stan at noon . and end at 2 .p.m. · The cost of the camp is $25 per camper and there ts a $15 charge for each additional .sibling. Make checks payable to Southern Athletic Boosters . .and registrations need to be · filled out. Mail check and registrations to Southern High School, c/o Richard Stephens, 920 Elm Street, Racine, Ohio 45771. For more information, contact basketball coach Richard Stephens at 698-6530, or athletic director Alap ·Crisp at 949-2611 extension 2103. million to our state's Medicaid costs each year. What's more, tobacco preve(ltion saves lives - POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. This, upcoming football season wil.l mark I0 years since Point Pleasant and Meigs last met in 'football, but by the fall of 2006 the stoppage in the series will become no more. · The Big Blacks and the Marauders have agreed to a two-year cont~ act ' NBA Playoffs .....;. WEstErn . ConfErEncE r=;nals State Meet (at Je~e OWens Stadium, Columbus), ·9:00 a.m. · , Tobacco prevention actually saves Medicaid money because tobacco-related illness adds more than $450 2006 SchEdulE Meigs, Point Pleasant.to rest•nte series in .'06 Today's games· Frklay'a' garriea li'ICI< and Fletd ' . • p.m. Medicaid managed care project. But using tobacco prevention funds in this·way is costly and short-sighted. · •' Wednesday, May 25, 2005 Point Pleasant vs. ·Roane County (St . Roane Countv), 7 p.m. Wllhama vs. Man tat Logan H.S.), 6:30 . . Some Ohio legislators wantto raid our state's tooa<;co prevention program again, this time to fund a new Bl the. Daily Sentinel INSIDE Tournament Baubeii Seventeen counties now ·in lawsuit • • Reds fend ofT Nationals in 14 innings CINCINNATI (AP) - ' wood on it to creep it Randy Keisler earned a win through the infield ." Tuesday night with his arm · Keisler, who was called and his bat. up when closer Danny The re.liever's f)rst career Graves was designated for hit and RBI gave the assignment, was mobbed by Cincinnati Reds a 4-3 victo- teammates at first base. ry over the Was~ington "You always want to have something like that happen," Nationals in 14 innings: Keisler, who was called said Keisler, who was 0-forup from the minor leagues 4 in limited appearances on Monday, had to bat with the New York Yankees against Luis Ayala with .run- and San Diego Padres. ners at second and third a!Jd "That was fun . It was good one · out because the. Reds .. to get a little energy going." had run out of position playKeisler ( 1-0) allowed one ers in the longest game of walk in two innings for the the S;Cason to~ both teams. win. · AyaJa (2-3) allowed Wtth the mfteld m, Ketsler three hits in 2 l-3 innings got a grounder past short- and took the loss. stop Jamey Carroll to drive Austin Kearns led off the in the game-winning run. i4th with a drive to the " I had nothing to lose," waming track .in· center field said Keisler, who made his th:it Brad· Wilkerson ran first . major league appear- down. Jason LaRue , then ance since May 25, 2003 . singled softly to left-center. "I'm a pitcher, but I've (bat- Luis Lopez followed with a ted) before. They know I' m • double to right that Jose a pitcher, so I figured I'd see Guillen knocked down fastballs . I was so excited while trying to make a divthat I.swung at the fi 1st pitc_h ing. c,atch, setting up and 1t was 2 teet off tlie Ketsler s at-bat. · plate. I had to gather myself. The Nationals stranded a They had the infield in, and I was able to get enough Ple111e see Reds, Ba APphoto Cincinnati Reds pitcher Randy Keisler gets <! hit off Washington Nationals pitcher luis Ayal'a to drive in the win· ning run in the 14th inning Tuesday in Cinc innati. The 'new' NASCAR Some sports have their exc itement, however nothing can compare to watching a seemingly sane person put their life on the line for the entertainment of the fans. _The sport is NASCAR and yes, I am a fan . This is not th e sanie ·deep south, back woods sport that some remember. it ha s undergone a transform ation and is now only second to the NFL in fan ba se. My recent trip to Charlotte , North Carolina to watch the · Nextel . All-star Cha·llen ge remi nded me why I am a fan. The sport has transformed from a bunch of gearheads toying with their l)otrods to a multi-million dollar business that draws people from all walks' of life . So where is the thrill ?. I am still so mewhat new, this being only my fifth race, · however thi s (ime I brought with me a first-timer and the look on he( face was pricele ss. · To see those cars entering the corner at speeds exceeding 190 mph, and feeling . tlie ground shake beneath you as a field or cars passes you bye is beyond words. Welcome to the world of' NASCAR . A: 'business that is pouring millions into a show for the fan s and through a growing fa n base, is expanding to every corner of the country. Legendary tracks where the sport was· born exist in ' South Carolina, Florida, Alabama and are now mov ing to new marketsln Texas, California, Las Vegas and Chicago to name a few . Drivers such as Ricky Rudd , Terry Labonte and Rusty Wallace, who have watched the transformation first hand. :are a dying breed making way to the new guys from the big cities who are · easily marketable. But this move may not be b~d for the sport. · In fact the only way to enjoy the sport is become a · . fan of a driver. If you just tune into a race and wait for the wrecks , you cann.ot fully enjoy it. The personalities in NASCAR are what make the it so great. You may want to root for a short tempered driver who put s their emotion in the open such as Tony Stewart or Kevin Harvick. You may · want a quieter type who keeps focused and ge ts the job done such as Jimmie Johnson or., Kasey Kahne. Regardless. the sport has something for eve ryone . The tracks themselves are very fami ly friendly. People bring entire families to camp outside the track and . watch the race,. some of which have a tradition of going to races dating back Ple•se see NAstAR. 83 • - • ' 4- I ' _ . __,........._..~- -·--,.,-----• '• . r • -·~-~---- �i Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, May 25, www .mydailysentinel.com 2005 • Wednesday, May 25, ., Gary.Stanley bags Baxter, Br()wns would welco~e Boulware · another·turkey · · National Football teague BY ToM WITHERS interested in having · the 30· vear-old Boulware in for a \·isiL But so far. nothing ha< been seh~dttlcd. CLI:. VELA:\D - llro\\ n' Ckveland i' swit•hing to a Jefeu,i\e bar~ Gaf\ Baxter J-4 dl'fen ... i\'t" ..,che!llt" thi . . \vanh to lin~ up ;\Jung~ide ..,~a...,on unJcr tlt.'\\' Brown~ l ineb,,r~er . Pt'tcr Boulware euarh Runwo Crcnnel. The ,me more tune . dub ro\IIJ the a player wit~ Baxter. \1ho ·'ignecl a six- the site. speed and ability to · Boulware. . Year L:Ontract . a:-, a frt!c a_!:!enl rt.tsh the pas,er 1tke wi th Ck,·eland 111 t\1arch. has " I think it' would be a 2reat ')Ct.::'n rt!LruitiiE! .. tor · h'1m. ... Baxter sat·d ... - 1t ·s - Boulware. the. Ill >l't-i,pjured Baltimore c·areer a J--l. and that's what he loves '.ack~ leucler who wa:-;·releascU to pay. 1 (' 111 >I I·11 wor~111g •· on by the Ra,·cn s nn May II . to him . The only thing I can do join him with the Browns. is just sec if 1 can get him to "( ha1e been making pt]one '(:m 11 e in all(] take a physical .:ails and I'm tryi,ng to get him and sec if he likes it here ... here... Baxter said Monday · The Browns had just 32 dunng o break 111 Clevelam.l ~ sal·ks la:-.t season and· no 11-d'l} I volun tary camp ..., .. longt'r ha1·e Ebenezer knnw t~e Browns. and espe- Ekuhai1. wf10 led the club r ially me. wouidlt>v0 to have with eiliht. Ekuban was traded him in here... to Denver in the offse.ason in . Boulw;ire and Baxter the deal that brought running played together for fo ur sea- back Reuben Drot1ghns· to . sons in Baltimore as pan of a' Cleveland. · stilling Ravens defense that Sav'age helped draft was panially constructed by Boulware in 1997 out of Phi l Savage. Cleveland's Florida Stato and knows how rookie general manager. much he could help Savage said..the Browns are Clndand's defense , The key ASSOCI >\TEO PRESS pan of the equation that ·we don't know right now. "It would be a piece of the puzzle that would be a good fit right now" Boulware has on ly visited . the Houston Texans. but Savage expects other reams to be interested in him. Seattle is 'likely tC> be one of them. Boulware\, brother. Michael. is BnLt·lwarc\ health. plays for Seahawks. A four-time Pro Bowler. he Meanwhile, Savage hitd · miss~(! tbe entire 2004 season nothing new to repon on tight with knee and loe injuries. He end Kellen Winslow Jr. , who hasn't played in a game si nce , could miss the 2()05 season late in the 1003 season, when ,after tearing a kn~e ligament he injured his knee against the in a motorcycle crash. The Browns. H~ also sustc1ined a . Browns may ask the .former turf toe injury ,last year. tirst-round pick to give back Before his run of i'njuries, some inoney si nce he violated . Bou lware played in Ill a ·'dangerous ac ti vi ti es" straig ht games. clause- in his contract. · "We're qpvio usly looking "We're kind of in status quo · to ,upgrade ou r pass rush. right now." Savage said . That's an area that can win or ."We're iri nidio silence mode lose a game for you." Savage right now because there 's sa id . "What has to be deter" really nothing to say beyond , mined is he strictly j ust a what's been said." rusher, becau se of his situaSavage sa id Winslow has tion, or can he be a three- not yet gotten a second meddown player again ? That's a ical opinion on his injury. Marshall grad Brown returns to PatriotS:family . . BY JIMMY :~ :;.so c r ATED GOLEN PRESS BOSTON - Free age nt ' receiver Troy Brown was compa rin g offe rs from the Patriots and Saints when his 6-year-old so n. Sirmon. weig hed in . "He just sa id. "I want you to play for the Patriots. No. Daddy. I don't want ynu logo anywhere. I want you to play for the Patriots,"" Brown sa id Tuesday after reporting to New England. ''When you hear your 6-year-old son say something like that , you think about it a little bit ·and how much ·would it affect him. That made it a lillie bit eas ier for me to :make up my mind." Brown. 33. played 12 sea' ons for the Patriots before they released him in Marc h to save almost $5 million agai nst the salary cap. But he didn:t ·make the rounds . with other teams. and his• locker at ·:The other one, he was on tinue to· be," he said, adding Gi llette Stadium remained the bandwagon. too," 13rown that he wore ·the offense's intact. · said. "He will get mad at me if white jersey in practice on Brown said Tuesday that I leave him out. His hame is Tuesday. "·Who knows what the New,." Orleans Saints Sanjay. so put his name in tomorrow holds." Brown also had 17 catches offered him more money and there, too. just in case they 184 yards on offense a,nd for a chance to be the No. 3 read it." receiver. They were also opti · Brown caught 101 passes in 12 punt return s for an average mistic that they would return 200 1 to earn his only Pro of 6. 9 yards. In his career. to the playoffs after missing Bowl se lection. Hi s numbers Brown has 475 catches for them five consecutive years. have gone down each year 5,5 16 yards and 25 touch: .But the three-time Super since. with just 17 catches in downs - all for the Patriots, . Bowl .:ham pions had that beat limited playing time last sea- who picked him in the eighth - by far. . · · son, but he found other ways round of the 1993 draft out of to oonlribute· lo New Marshall. · "That is the only thing that E 1 d' h' d 111· 1 111 · ~ matters to me at the end of the ng an s t " e our . '•J enjoy playing the garpe. I years. enjoy winning," he said: "And year: How many wins did, we With the Patriots secondary I knew that part of my best have in the win column , and ravaged by injuries, Brown chance at winning was to stay who is wearing the big ring in filled in as ari ex'tra defensive here, too. Jun e?'' Brown sa id. ·"You back and had three intercep"When you go out and play never get tired of the celebra- tions and 17 tackles. football , it do~ s n't matter if lions. I have that fee ling and I Asked what he' II be playing you are on offense, defense, want to try to get it one more thi s year, Brown said , special teams or whatever, time." "Whatever." you just want to be on the ''Where ver they pul me at, field being a pan of the game. Terms · of Brown's agreemenr, which was reached on. that is what I' m going to do. It would be a little tough for Monday. were not di 0closec( That' s the way I' ve always me to sit back: and watch from But his sons didn 't care. been and that is the way I con- -the sidelines." Out in first round, Agassi at crossroads in career PARIS (A P) ·- His back pain came back in spurts, jabrigid. his feel slmffiing in stut· · bing his hip and leg. ter steps, his ,face contoned "When I go home· in the from a purning pain down his evening. and I'm walking leg, Andre Agassi arri ved at a three blocks from the restaucrisis in his career: rant, you wouldn' t guess I'm a His fmurc in tennis hin~es professional athlete," said not so much on his age. 35~as Agassi. who set an Open-era on the intlamed sciatic nerve record by playing in his 58th that tlared up and rendered · major · event. He won the him helpless in the middle of French Open in 1999 to comhis first-round match at the plete a career Grand Sl:im. but '-"' ' French ·open. It's the kind of now has lost in the tirst round chronic injury th[lt has sent here two straight years. other champions into retireThree-time French champiment. and it could ultimately on Gustavo Kuenen, who has do that to A~assi. even .if he 's strugg led with hip trouble for 10t quite ready to wal k away. years. also was knocked out in He's fought that pain for the lirsl round. Unseeded and months. sought relief from it the winner of only two matchwith conisone. but fe.lt it come · es thi s year, Kuenen fe ll to ·, back with a ve ngeance David Sanchez 6-3, 6-0. 4-6, Tuesday when it radiated from 6-1. his lower back to his right hip A third former French chamand down to hi s ankle. pion. Albert Costa .. lost to Groundstrokes hurt. Serves American Vince Spadea. hurt more. Agassi considered No. 2-seeded Andy Roddick quitting the match eve n when ami No. 3 Marat Safin he led two sets to one, but he advanced, along with women 's · " AP photo grimaced and played to the favo rite Ju stine Henin- Andre Agassi checks his racket as he faces Finland's JarKko ,end. eventuall y succumbing in Hardenne and No.' 2 Maria Niemine n in thei r first round match of the French Open tennis 'f ive sets to No. 95-ranked Sharapova. tournament at Roland Garros stadium Tuesday in Paris. qualitier Jarkko Nieminen. Cool. windy weather exacer- , "It was getting worse .by the bates Agassi's problem, he him through the third set world, it's impossibl e.~· minute.': Agassi said of the said, and that's · exactl y the li.ebreaker. despite his pain, but Agassi acknowledged .that pain that struck him in the kind of weather that greeted couldn ·1 take him farther. doctors told him he could safe· .third set of his 7-5, 4-6. 6-7 hi.in agai nst Nieminen. The . Broken to '2-0 in', the first ly take only three conisone (6). 6-1 , 6-0 loss. "I knew it tl ags atop center court at · game of the third set, 1\gassi injections a year in his lowerwas n't going to be pretty after 'Roland Garros snapped in the walked off the court e~en as back to treat his condition. that. But I didn 't want to walk breeze, and fans bundled up in Nieminen was pulling b,ilck his "I' ll keep plugging along off I just didn't want to do it. sweaters ' a~d jackets. Not a racket to hit winnQ" that until I feel like there's nothing And there 's not hing the trai ner drop of sweat showed on mal;le it 3-0. Agassi w11uldn't I can do about it." he said. could do. either player's shin. . · · quit, but he couldn 't play. He Retirement is a eonsidera··r almost shook hands at two Agasst looked anx1~us and rushed through points, in a . tion if the pain doesn't allow ,ets to one up because to serve off. stnde even. tn the first ~e l. hurry to lose. Pride and profes- . him to play as a contender, he was painful. to move. to stand, losm~ five stra1ght games after . sionalism kept him on the sukgested. Asked why he's then even to sit. It gets more wmmng the first three, then court while he took a beating still playing when he's won all irritated, more intlamed, mo re drQppmg the sel atter he was the rest of the way. · the majors, has nothing left to stiff. It .was getting worse and broken at love m h1s last serThe question now is. wnere prove and could be spending worse. It was hard to· stay out vice game. Four double. fa ults 'he goes from here, more time with nis wife, Steffi there.'' helped cost Agasst the long . Wimbledon? Agassi, who Graf, their two children and Agassi never called for a opemng game of the. second won his 9nly title there in his charity work, Agassi hesitated, searcbing for the ri ght trainer. He popped a couple of set, but he rehed on hts wtles 1992, tried to be optimistic. Pfdvils and hoped for' the best. to even the match. "I think I have . hi¥h hopes words. He had a conisone injection · It was fascuiatmg to watch with another injection," he "Well, it 's what I do ... until deep in the back a few months Agass1, off hts game but trymg · said. "But something tells me 1don't do it anymore," he said. ago to reduce the intlamma- to wear down his left-handed, I'm at a stage of my career "It 's given me a lot. I'll assess tion and calm down the nerve. 23-year-old opponent from where 'I'm going to be living the necessary components at That helped for a while. allow- Finland. Like an aging boxer, wiih these injections. because the end of the year. .But I can't ing him to play without much Agassi stood his ground in the this is unplayable when it feels afford to pollute the potential center, con'trolling the points like this. There's notning you of my w.inning matches or pain in Rome and Hamburg . Week by week, though. when he could and not running can do to get .comfonable, tournaments with sitting on the Agassi could feel th(} effects of too much. That ploy, tho ugh, "Th be out there .ag'!insl fence, with where I am, what the cortisone wearing of( The carried him 6nly so far. It took some of the best athletes in the I' m doing. why I'm doing it." a • _- www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 .. OHSAA BasebaiVSoftball · Prep Regional Pairings COLUMBUS (AP)- Pairmgs for the 2005 Ohio High School Athlst1c Assoc~atiQfJ r8f}IOflal basebaH tournaf116llts: ' - DIVISION I At Dublin Coffman HS Dublin Scioto {23-6) vs. Dublin COffman (22·7), Friday, 2 p.m.; Lewis Ctr. Oientangy- { 19·8) '-'6. Cin. Elder (24-1 ), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, 2 p.m . At Eastlake Ballpark N. Royallon (27,1) vs. Medina (22·5). Friday. 2 p.m.; Mentor (22· 3. vs . Canton GlenOak (16-10), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship· Sa!urday, 2 p.m. At UnlveraUy of Cincinnati Cln. Moeller ' (24-5) vs. Cln. La Salle (20..10), Friday, 2 p.m.; Miamisburg (21·8) vs. Cin. Princeton (20·8), FridaY. 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday. 2 p.m. · . AI Shelby HS lot. Start (22·2) vs. Avon Lake (19·6), Friday, 2 p.m.; Lakewood . . Submitted.photo The ·Southern Lady Tornadoes held their. softball picnic and awards ceremony Monday night at Star Milt Park. Pictured in front, from left, are Hannah Miller, Ashley .Rou sh. Nicki Tucker and Nikki Riffle. In the middle, from left , are Stephanie Cundiff, Und s.ey Buztard, Bonnie.'AIIen. Brooke Kiser and Linda Eddy. In back, from left, are Whitney Riffle , Kasie Sellers . Megumt 'Swann. Ashley Robie, Bethany Riffle , Joanne Pickens and Kaylyn Spradl_ing. · · ·- Submitted photo Gary Stanley of Pomeroy is pictured with his seventh turkey kill in five years, . harvested with a compound bow. The turkey weighed 19 pounds with one-inch spurs and a 10inch beard. · Fonner Reds owner's car collection to be sold at June auction ' CINCINNATI (AP) Two Corvettes from the 1960s .are among seven cars belonging to :fo(mer Cincinnati Reds majority owner Marge Schott, who died last year, that will be sold at auction next month. Some of the cars have been locked in ,storage for years and others don't run, but organi zers expect proceeds topping $ 100,000 that will go to the charitable foundation set up by Schott and her late husband, Charles. · Schott, who clashed with baseball 's leadership and was a community phi ianthropist , died March 2, 2004, at 75. She left an estate estimated at $125 million. Beside s the Corvettes, the cars to be sold at the auction on June II are a 1931 Buick Model 47 , a 1946 Buick Model 1450, a 1963 Rolls · Royce SC3, a 1980 Gazelle Kit car and a 1955 Nash ·· Metropolitan. Despite the collection , Schott drove a newer Buick from the dealership still owned by her ·estate. The estate sold . her remammg one-fifteenth stake in the Cincinnati Reds back to the other owners last fall for $6. 1 million. Schott sold ber majority .stake in the team in 1999 to a group led by current chief executive Carl Lindner for $67 million under pressure from baseball because of a series of racially insensitive comments she made. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. ' • Subscribe today. 992-2155 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KANAWHA COUNT)', WEST VIRGINIA KENNETH 5. REVNOLOS, Plaintill. Civil Ac~on No. 01·C-53!1 (Judge Bloom) A&l COMPANY, GRANITE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE COMPAIW. TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY, AMERICAN MOTORISTS INSURANCE COMPANY, OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY and SCOTISDALE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants. NOTICE Of PENDING CLASS ACTION SEffiEMEHT PLEASE READ THIS NOTtCE CAREFULLY. YOU MAY BE A MEMBER OF THE PI.AINT1FF CLASS IN THIS CLASS ACTION .6.NO YOUR RIGHTS MAY IE AFFECTED. This nclice describes !he proposed senlement ol e dBu actiOn b10ughl aga:nst A& I CQrlwiltlon ("A&I"Jand itt insurers ' indl.iding the "SeWing Insurers' (as defined below I. If vou were exPosed to A&l asbe!IOI, you may 'li•~• a claifll ln the proposed ulllement. ' WHO IS IN THE PROP.OSED SETTLEMENT. Tile Cour1 haS eoodilionaly ruled lh&t al pet'IOnS ..tlo fit descripbon ate met'!'lbers ol tf'le ~Settlement Class jt!'le ' Se"lement C~st'l . I:All"""""who hm""" .......... -,._.A~ U~ lollooNing " - I"A&rl • -lObo-~ axc:epi 1ha&e vmo ellhef (I) l'l8'o'8 a~ UI'ISettled lawM 1il8d on 01 before November 5,_201)1 , .or (i) lllllld. 1'-..ed 01 had ~ • cillim b' ~na ~galoslA&I or ill illufiR In t:QriOICitoo with such tMJIOIUfl. Nyou m 1 member of the s.tt!.nwnt Cl111, your rights will be lfhclld by the Settti1Mnt. 1 WHAT IS THIS ABOUT. A& I was a West Vrrgr11111 corporation which, supplied 11~ rnsl81ed abatos ln~Uiabon afld sl'nilar l material at various West Vrl'glnlil , Otlro and Kentudcy industrial sites 1n the 1!t50s thi'OU!il1970., and temOV«Jaibestos [ irl the 1970s and 1900s. E'-PQSUI"i to a&best05 has been lmllWil 1o rontribute to lull! diiMtil&e and certein caJ'IQII'I. A&t offlcialy went out of busineSII bv fi~ng articles of disso!U!bn on NoYernber 5. 1999. A&l rtd Ita Insurance COI1lllllies 1 contend that flt ~ the artidas of r::tiMolutJOn Pfll'o'611l! all)'one from ITIIIki~ claim agarnst .l.&l aftm Novembet 5, 2001 . tor pr:rsonat rnjune!; wtlldl resun 1r001 e.-posure to asbestos tor whidl MilS alleged to be liable . The Plain !ill' lfl this case brought this action for himself and oltleri simila~ situated to obtain aNt liM to pay claims whil:tl may arise alter A&l went out ot business. · THE ~OPOSED SEnLEMENT. 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In retum. all claims against !he Serdlng 1nsurer1 Dased l.t)on alleged ~abflty at A& I lor asbesta~ exposuM or.basec upon !hflrnsurance relakr!Ship between !he Set!Mng tnsure" IWld A& I w~t bllllerred THE TRUST. The proceeds ol the Pfoposed settlement atkrr paym8111 of adl'linislrab~e expenses writ be paid into a !rust to be 1oJ-a,n a's the A& I Corporatior\A&bestoo Bodily InJUry Trust (the ·TI'U!It") The Trui:ll wiH pay a pre-dtltl'rmfloo amount of damages to persons Who are diagnosed with an a~SIO!Helated i1~se ~nd can SI"IOW that they worked at work s~s seNieed by A& I It is pamed that 111e Trust Wilt pay clams through ltle 'r'fl&r2030 The amount c1 dam&ge! to be paid wilt depeod on !he seriousness cl the diseil5e . , • . TliE HEARING Bf:F~E THE COURT. At TEN o'Clock a.m. on JUNE 17, 2005. the Coon Wll hold a lleali'Jg (the 11eartng') in Coomoom 5 ofllle Clf'CUII Court of Kanawha County 111 Court Street. Charleston. 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The ~ lfTIOUnt o( any IN award wll be deterrnrned b~ lht Court FOR MORliHFORMATION. Thil f'll:lb proYII:IOI arty I brill summery tJ the II'WIUII ar1(j lht propostd Mtlletnrlnt. If you w11nt coplu d tht sett1tm1nt ~ant, or other docUment~ lind C011rt papeq « If you w111t tc kro.w 111011 aboUt this Httlement llld wllat it rntlflllO you, you may Cill Tol Frwe to ltle A&l Senlament HoGine, (Ill) Ut·tt21, orwriblto: I ' A&J SffiLEMENT c/o v.rus Clllma S..lclil UC ' · 57 Hlflllbn AvtniM · Suitt 302 Hopewell, NJ OIS25 ,, B~ OrdAr of !l'le Cltt:u~ Court loo111 H. 8~ JUdge . ..... 2005 --~--~-- ' - - · - - - -, )· Southern holds Awards Picnic STAFF REPORT Earn ing senior awards were Jordan · Neigler, Ashley Roush, Brooke Kiser, Nicki Tucker. Nikki Riftle, .RACIN E - The Southern Joanne Pickens ~fld Holly _. Lady Tornadoes held their · Duffy, scorekeeper. Softball picnic and awards . Ashley Roush, Nicki ceremony Monday night at · Tucker, and Jordan Neigler . . Star Mill Park. earned All -Ohio AllSeveral Lady Tornadoes Academic Awards at the state earned high honors ·for their S. level. Earning AII-TVC. hA 11diamond accolades. Coach Scott Wolfe coached Acadenuc were c\s 1ey Southern's Joanne Pickens earned First team- All· T. Y.C. the team for the sixth season Roush . Nicki Tucker. and and First Team All-District and this year was aided by Jordan Neigler. Other team members recog13, while Brooke Ki ser reserve coach Mark Swann earned second _ team.- Ali - and assistant varsity coach ni zed were Linda Eddy, Kasie T.V.C: and second team All· Rachel Chapman. Coach Sellers, Sarah Eddy. Ashley District 13. Nicki Tucker and Wolfe thanked coach Swann Robie. Lindsey Burrows, . Whitney Ril'tle earned All- fo·r a great job with the Amber Hill. Adelle Rice. District 13 honorable men- reserves. Wolfe also thanked Stephanie Cundiff. Hannah tion . Kiser and Pickens will Coach Chapman for out stand- · Miller. Megumi Swann. · play in . the District All-Star ing work with the pitchers . Kaylyn Spradling. AbigaiL game at Shawnee State June and the team in ge neral. Jenkins and Bri!lany Hill. SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM Rich ardso n had 18 point s It hardl y lasted . After a and ·th ree 3-pointers, tim eout , Harry buried a 3 matchin g hi s tot al fo r th e and .the Sp urs ne ve r lrailet.l fromPageBl last four game s, and Shawn again. Ginobili stretched Marion go t a little bit back the lead by driving past on track by scoring II Shawn Marion for a layup . The Suns are in an unenviable position: No NBA points, the Suns were dri - · the n following with a by Nash and jumper that made it 107·team has lost Games I and ven · 2 of a best-o f-se ven series Stoudemire. They powered 1.02. Still. Na>h came back by ·· at home this deep into the run s of 13-0, 11 -0 and .100, each taking Phoenix feeding Stoudemire for a · playoffs and still · advanced. Four teams have · from behind to ... ahead .' layup. Duncan answered. rallied.from, 0-2 in the con- helping them carry a 5' then Marion scored on . a ference finals or NBA point lead into the fourth pass from Nas h with 32.3 seconds left to keep Finals, but all were headed quarter. But Duncan and the Phoenix within three. home for Games 3 and 4. Spurs . turned it on at the · Horry made one of two The Spurs are thrilled to be going home , too, as end. just as they did when free throw s with I 0. 7 secthey're 43-4 in -San they wiped out a 6-point onds rematntn g, giving . . Nash Antonio . The only solace deficit after .three quarters Phoenix · hope. in the opener. mi ssed , but Stoudemire for the Suns is that they Duncan opened it with a was there for the putback won the most road games hook, then two free throws . with 5.1 left. San Antonio 's in the NBA this season and · Thece was a pulback of · lead was down to two. they might have third-lead- Parker 's mi ss. a dunk and a Mario n foul ed Ginobili ing scorer Joe Johnson long jumper, g iving him 10 o n an inbounds pas s. Wh en back for the next game. on of the Spurs' first 12·points hi s fir st free t()row clanged Saturday night. in the quarter. off the front rim, the crowd . "You · never know, espeHe looked nothin g like cheered, thrilled to know cially with the se guys," the guy who was 1-of-7 in th ey'd ha ve one la st Ginobili said. "The way the first half, with just five chance. they shoot, they don ' t care points and three foul s, one But that's all it was. A . where they play. " of them coming with 1.2 chance. Ginobili scored 26 points seconds left in the seco nd Notes: The Suns last lost and Parker had 24 'and five quarter. He also showed no Lwo , straight home ga me s assi 'sts. Nazr Mohammed signs of problems with the on March II and .18. They ·had II , and Harry scored sprained' left ankle that hadn ' t dropped co nsec u: I 0, with three 3-pointers. caused him to be listed as tive games . in Phoen ix · Amare Stoudemire had probable for the ope ner, since Jan , 19-21; the sec37 points and eight then he soaked hi s foot in a ond co min g again st the rebounds for Phoenix , .and whirlpool at halftime of Spurs .... San Antonio had Nash had 29 points and 15 Game I. two tec hni cal foul shots Dunca n hit two more free and mi ssed bot~ , Ginobili assists . He became the first player in playoff history to throws with 3:49 left to put in the second quarter and · ,have four straight 25 -I 0 San Antonio up I 00-99 . Barry with 4:22 left. ... San games, breaking a tie with Nash answered by making Antonio was again without Oscar Robertson · and the first 3- pointer he tried. . reserve F Glenn Robinson sinking it with 2:56 left to because of a death in hi s Michael Jordan . family. Alth o ugh Quentin give P,hoenix the lead. Spurs St. Edward (20-10) vs. Findlay (14-11 ), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday,.2 p.m. DIVISION II At Gant Memorial StadiUm, Zanesville Vincent Warren {23·4) vs. Zanesville (14-7). Friday, 2 p.m.; Hebron Lakewood (28·2) vs. Dover (16-9), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, 2 p.m. At Gallon Heise Park .Defiance (28-1) vs. Lexington .(20-7}, Friday, 2 p.m.; Norton (17· 9) vs. Cuy. Falls Walsh Jesuit (23·1), Friday, 5 p.m Championship: Saturday, 2 p.m. · At HUdson HS Mentor Lake Cath.·(25·3) vs. Poland Seminary (1 S-9), Friday, 2 p.m .; Canton South (19-5) vs. Parma Padua Franciscan {21·7), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, 2 p.m. At Xenia HS t:tamllton Badin (21 ·6) vs. Powell Olen tangy Liberty ,{24·5), Friday, 2 p.m.; New Richmond (22·3) vs. Be:llefontaine (25-3), Friday, 5 p.m. ·~ Championship: SaturdaY. 2 p.m. DIVISION Ill At Elida MS Bellville Clear Fork {12·15) vs. Archbold {23-4), Friday,_2p.m.; Henry County Patrick Henry (25·3) vs. Marion Pleasant (22·5), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday. 2 p.m. · At Wright Slate University Cin. Hills Christian ·Acad. (24·3) vs. Sparta Hi~;Jhland ·(21·5), Frida~. •2 p.in.; Casstown Miami E. (21-9) 1JS. Spring. Kenton Ridge (19·10), Fliday, 5 p.m. . ~. Charr;rplonship: SatwdBy, 2 p.m. , ·"At VA Memorial Stadium, Chillicothe Sugaf'Creek Garaway (1S·6) vs. Gnadenll~tten Indian Valley (14· 12), l=riday, 11 a.m.: Proqtorvllle Fairland (21·31 vs. Frankfort Adena (22·6}. Friday, 2 p.m. · Chatr\'Pionship: Saturday, 2 p.m. At Maaeillon Washington HS New Middletown Springfield!Youngs. Mooney vs. Sullivan BlacK River/Loudonville, Friday, 2 p.m.: AootS1own (23-4) vs. Warren Champion (22·4), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, 2 p.m. DIVISION IV At Bowera Field, Lancaster 'Lancaster Flatter Cath. ~2J..7) vs. Reedsville Eaatem (20..5), Friday, 2 p.m.; Toronto (18·1 0) vs. Franklin Furnace Green (21· . 2), Friday, 5 p.m. · Championship: Sa turday, 2 p.m.· · At Ety Stadium, Ely.ria Dalton (19·4) vs. Fairport Harbor Harding (1B· S), Friday, 2 p.m.; Windham (12-9) vs. Norwalk St. Paul (1~·10), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday. 2 p.m. At Patrick Henry HS Edgerton (17·10) vs. Tot. Ottawa Hills (21 -7), Friday, 2 p.m.; .Kalida (23-5) vs. GibsOnburg (10·16), Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, 2 p.m. A1Wayne HS .. New .Madison Tri-VIIIage (10-10) vs. Arcanum (15-7), Friday, 2 p.m.; New Bremen (15·9} vs. Jackson Ctr. {19·5). Friday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, 2 p.m. CiJ LUMBUS.(AP)- Pairings for the 2005 Ohio Hig~ School Athle_tic Association regional softball tournaments: E-m8il your SP.CJrls ne~ to: .~-po~@my~a•lysentinel.com At Clyde HS Parma Hts. Valley Forge {13-13} vs. Etyria (25·3), Wedf.tesday, 5 p.m.; Perrysburg {23-5) vs. Tal. St. Ursula (26·2), Thursday. 5 p:m. Championship: Saturday, noon · At University of Dayton Fairfield {24·5) vs. Liberty Twp. Lakota E. (1 1-18), Wednesday, 5 p.m.; Harrison (2 1-8) vs. Lo"Weland (26-3), Thursday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday. noon DIVISION II At Clayton Northmont HS Urbana (27·2) vs. Hebron Lakewood (24·4), Wednesday, 5 p.rrt.; Hamitton Ross (25-4) vs. Spring. Kenton Ridge 'Ot' Trenton Edgewood, Thursday, 5 p.m. Championship; Saturday, 1 p.m. At Bucyrus HS Holland Springfield (23-4) vs. LaGrange Keystone {23-6), WedneSday, 5 p.m.; Elida (22--3) vs. Lexington (22-3), Thursday. Sp,m. • · • Championship: Saturday, noon At Plckeringto'n Central HS Richmond Edison (2o-B) vS. Del!lwa:re Buckeye Valley (26-4), Wednesday, 5 p.m.: Thorn\lille Shericjan '(15·9) vs. New Concord John Glenn (20..3), Thursday, 5 p_m_ Championship: Saturday, noon . At Akron Flreslone HS Poland Seminary (25-3) vs. · Cuy. Falls Walsh Jesuit (18·5), Wednesday, 5p.m.: Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin (18·5) vs. Akron Spr1ngfield (23·4), Thursday 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday. noon DIVISION HI At Brookside Park, Asttland Martins Ferry (20-4) vs. Sycamore Mohawk (27·2), Wednesday, 5 p.m.; Bloomdale Elmwood (23-2) vs. Loudonville (22-6), Thursday, S p:m. Championship: saturday', noon At Genehlft Field, Massillon Burton Betkshire '(22-6) vs. Youilgs. Mooney (18-8), Wednesday, 5 p.m. ; Wellington (21·5)· vs .- Leavittsburg La.Brae (13·6), Thursday, 5 p.m. · Championship; 5alurday, noon · At Lancaster HS Chillicothe Zane TrBce {26- 1) 'o'S. RiChwood N. Union (21 -6) WedneSday, 5 p.m.: Porlsmoulh W. (24-4) vs. Cols. Rea<ly (24·2), Thursday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, noon At Wrlght State Unlven!lty Waynesville (27-4} \IS. Versailles (16-9), Wednesday, 5 p.m.; Blanchester (21·2) vs. Rossford Parkway (17-7). Thursday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, noon DIVISION IV At Findlay HS Fremont Sl Joseph (15·t3) vs. Gibsonburg (17-7), Wednesday, 5 p.m.; Convoy Crestview (25-0) vs. Antwerp (18-4). Thursday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, noon At Wayne HS · Bradford (21 ·8) vS. New Bremen (18·7}, Wednesd~y. 5 p.m.; N. lewisburg Triad {22-2) vs. W. Liberty-Salem (20-4), Thursday, 5 . p.m. Championship: Sa1urday. noon · .At Kent .State University CorllaAd Maplewood (18-3) .vs. Cleve. Cuya. Hts ., (23-3), W~nesday, 5 p.m.: Berlin Ctr. Western Reserve ( 19·6) vs. Bellaire St. John (25·2), Thursday, 5 p.m. Championship: Saturday, noon · At Pickerington Central HS Glouster Trimble (24·3) vs. Willow Wood Symmes Valley (25-4), Wednesday, 5 p.m.; Newark Cath : (18·10) vs. Creslllne (27·3), Thursday, S p.m. " Champlonst1ip.: Saturday, noon . ' et Everyone Know Your Dad Is Someone Very Special With A Father's Day ~ Thank You Tribute ... • To Be Published. In The Daily Sentinel On Friday, June 17th! ' • ~ ~ ·. '~ t' S'u rpnse •,. · i( •• • ,,, -'· :·_· ' .{ '·' 1XS Greeilno & Ptctur:e .Only $13.00 ·-D ad • I ' ; ··, r ! X3Gi'eetln; ' OnlY$10.00 . ,·) Happy Father's Day Happy Father's Day (Your Father's (Your Father's Name) Name) Love NASCAR Charlotte. eve n though built out in an· II car pile up, I in the 60s. is' one of the · still enjoyed every minute most state of the art facili- of it. ties in racing . There is plenOnly two fill-ups at the from PageBl ty to do at the race includ- gas pumps. a pair of-tickets ing bboths filled wtth driver and a vehicle and we were many years. pre-race on our way to see the fastest Fans can see one of the merchandi se, of course the - growing. sport in America. ' activities and ; few sports that pay t ribute This weekend the · stars big show. to the country with the The All-star Challenge, a will return to Charlotte for a singing of the National race specifically put on for Memorial Day .endurance Anthem, followed by a prayer. Drivers get close to · the fans with no points . race, the longest of the year . the fans and make them feel. awarded, on ly $ (. million in the Coca-Cola 600. So pick a driver, buy aTclose ·to the sport, their is dollars to the winner, produced exciting racing and a shirt and head to a race : You . nothing like it. , Tracks such as Lowe s few big wrecks. Even with never, know, you cou ld be Speedway in · my favorites being taken hooked for life. Motor DIVISION I At OSU Buckeye Field W. Chester Lakota W. (25-4} vs. Delaware Hayes (23·7), .Wedn66day, 5 p.m.: Hilliard Davidson (19·5) vs. PickeringtOn N (22-4) . Thursday, 5 p.m· Championship: Saturday, noon . At Unlrersl!y of Akron Youngs. Austintown Fitch (15·9) vs. Uoiontow,n Lake (24-3), Wednesday, S p.m.: Painesville Riverside (21·2) vs: Akron Ellet (22·5). Thursday, 5 p.m. Championship: satutday. noon ·(Your Name) Love (Your Name) ----~-----------------------------B. 1X5 Greeting with Picture... $13.00 Circle One: A. 1X3 Greetirg ... $10.00 • Father's Name_ _ _ _ _ _ _--'------------~--Your Name(s) Address ________~------------------~~---------------CityfState/Zip Phone._________ Send Coupon and Payment to: The Dally Sentinel "Father's Day" · P.O. 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Lots of Storage . 4 rriifes ou t Sandhill No Down Payment is possi- (304)675·2507 . bll;l on this beautiful 3 bed- 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath . 2 Car room , 2 bath home. 2 car acre. 1 br., cent. atr, hand,icap ace., carpo rt. out build· ing, nice home or rental property, 36058 Rock Springs Rd., Pomeroy, (740)992-2762 r Lors& ACRFAGE 1 acre lot w/pool and large garage, located at 96 Henson Rd ., Addison $30,000 firm , no land con· tracts. (9311')828-1528. 2-8 Acre ParcEll paved road Front Tuppers Plains water letart . twp·Meigs ExcHunting $80000.00 per Acre 740.247-2'475 River lots for rent, beautiful beach , convenient locatiOn, call (740)992·5762 r I I Buy Homes- LOcal person Gar8ge on spacious lot garage. Deck overlooking buys homes Confidential, Sunset Lane otf Sandhill Rd . beautiful vtew. Five Points Quick,· cash. Jim, 740·992.area. (740)992·6667 110 ·1 Must See Call 1304)675WANil-:D 6300. No calls after 9. . HEJ.PWANTEJ) . . , 4352 for appt To Do No Down Payment Possible, I~ I \ I \ I ..., 3 BR Ranch Home 1900 square ft. house, 3 Potnt Pleasant Dental Offtce OHK, CLEANING & POW· w/attached Garage in Camp bedroom, 2 bath, full baseseeking Exp . Dental ERWASHING . houses. Let Conley area of Pt. Large ment. new heat pump, sets 1:-lygientst 3-days a-week . Us Help You! Inside/Outside. .lanced yard in great neigh - on 3 acres SA 7, Eastern FOR Send Resume c/o PO Box · Restdentia i/ Business , borhood. $675 mth. Deposit Sct1ool District, (740)985· 45 Pt. Pleasant. WV 25550 Clean-(lr·up!!! Whatever the and References requ tred . 4321 1 SA Cottage in Gallipolis JOb we 'll Get-er -donel!l Call 1-304-531 · 11 97 or 1Owner relocating. 0% down. Deposit & reference Karen or u ave, (740)985- 304·273- t 112 Must see this immaculate required. No pets. Call after Subs!llute AN/LPN wanted 3633 or 7':10.416·1823. dhk· 1·Bath 2000 sq . ft. home with 4pm (740)446·2488. 3-Bedroom, for the Meigs County Board clean ing@ yahoo.com Remodeled. Full Basement. remodeled kitchen/ buill-ins. of mental Retardation and Appli ances included,. Great neighborhood. cloSe 2 BOA· 2 112 baths. 2 car Developmental Di sabilities. Hours 9 :00 A .M:-3 :00 PM . Dozer lo r Hire (304)895- Outbuilding & 24FT POOl, to town. Call (740)446-8325 garage- furnished, close to Must have Current AN 3571 or (304)895·36~ 188 Park Dnve {304)675- or visit www.OAVB.com Holzer hospital. (740)441· 7460 Code 4505. Priced to sell at '0310. License tn the state of Ohio. $132,500. ' -~-----Prefer Expenence 1n Public Gentles Contruct1Qn - Home 4 bedroom. hvinQ room . din2 bedroom Muse, ~ no pets. Health Nurstng and/ or work· Improvement. 30 years ing room, kitchen . 2 bath- Ranch Br!cX Home 3Br. 1Ba. reference requi red, starting ing with Children and Adults expenence. Customer sati· room house. Heat pumps, 2/Car-Ga rage , at S3501monlh . Call Jay wtth Developmental lactto n guareneed. Anyting lull size basement. large Basement/Sunroom . All (740)441-()110. Disab1lit it~.:.. Send resume w1 th home improvement sto rage building, anached Appliances included By by Fnday. June 3rd TO: Compare Our prices. Free garage_ Priced at ·showing. Appointment (304)882-2230 2 BA. 3 m1fes from HMC. MCBRDD. t310 CAR- estim ate . (740)256-6878. S450/mo. ctepostt & fer. Phone (304)675-4208 Lift or (304)533-6636 LETON STREET- P.O. BOX required . No pets. Call chair ·S200 307. SYRACUSE , OH . Ready to move in. 3 BA (7401446-2651 . I witt clean houses or offices. 45779 7 'Homes · under $14000. Home in Country sentng only References available. For Will deliver 740-385-4367 AttOntlonl 198/mo Wi1h · 1 0% down. the best 1n cleanliness call local company offenng 740-385-4367 Malinda at 304·53 1·1 794 or Anentlon! DOWN PAYMENT" pro• 740·992·5805. Ttred of. your current job? Local company offering ·No grams for you to · buy your Looking tor a pay rai se? OOWN PAYMENT' pro· home instead of renting . grams tor you to buy your Jim 's Carpentry • 100'% flnafldng · At lnloCiston we pay for Free .estimates full y Ins. and hom,e instead of renting. • Less than pertect credit 1979 . Homette 12x50 2 expenence! small Jandscaptfl'J . • .100% fi nancmg accepled We wtll ,match your current (740)446-2506 or (740)367· • Less than . perfect credit Bedroom/1 Bath, ~s. seH co nt-arr conditio'ner . Will • Pay~enl coUld be the accepted · salary plus 25 cents up to 0437 We do it all!!· same as rent. · $9.25. • Payment co uld be the rent tor $265.00 a mohth or Mortgage Locators .. ow- o sure sell for $3.495.00. 740-385same as rent. (740)992-7321 Carpet-Cleaning Locators. 40 19_ Mortgage If 'f'OU are currently workmg 1.1180 1 675-1429 Mill Creek Rd . Gallipolis - Trailer and lot. 14x70, 314 (3041675·5038 · 740 446 2842 :.060 • ~. KIT & CARLYLE 4x4's For Sale ........................ :..................... 725 Announcement .. \ ......................................... 030 Anliques .................................... :.................. 530 Apartments for Rent ................ :................. . 440 Auction and Flea Market... .......................• .-.080 , Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 Dom1no's now Hiring: Auto Repair .................................................. Safe Drivers Autos for Sale .......... :~ .................................. 710 and Man~gement Boals & MoiOrs for Sale ............................. 750 All locations. Building Supplies ........................ :.......:.....•. 5.50 Apply in person Business and Buildings ............................. 340 (304)675·5l!58 )Jf Mason County Antma Business Opportunity .................................210 1740)446·4040 eltare Leagu Busin~ss Training ............................\.......... 140 mployment Oppqrtunities: Due to recent changes in Campers & Molor Homes ....................:.,.... 790 cove rage area Medi Home art Time Dog Warden . Camping Equipment ................................... 780 sition open lor a dog war Health Agency is seeking a Cards of Thanks .......................................... 010· highly motiv.ated, independ· en. Must like animals. Child/Elderly Care ................................. ;..... l90 ent· full ·time ' Reg istered ave good drivtng record. Elee !rica 1/Refrigerat ion ...........c................... 840 Nurse to managefservtce n be available to wor cl1ents out of our Gallipolis eekends. Equipment for Rent .....................................480 art Time kennel. employ office. Must be licensed in Excavating ................................................... 830 both Ohio ana West Virginta. es • PoS!Iions open lor Farm Equipment... .. •................•...................610 We otte r a competitiv e age cleaners . Mus1 I0\1 Farms fa. Rent.. ......:.................................... 430 salar¥. benefits ·package and ntmals and will ing to wor Farms for Sale ............................................. 330 401K. E.O.E . Please send orne weekends Dutie For Lease ................ ,.................................... 490 resume to 352 Second Ave., nclude cleaning kennels, For Sale ........................................................ 585 Gallipolis. OH 45631 or can athing · animals an For Sale or Tra~e ......................................... 590 1· B00· 481 -6334. Ann: nswering phones. Fruits & Vegefables ............................... :..... 580 AJ,Jdrey Farley, AN . otunleer Pos11ions need Furnished Ro.o ms ........................................ 450 · Fund raising Cha1fperso Established Heating-Cooling or a non prof tt anrmat shel General Hauling ...........................................850 Company in Gallta County er, grounds people, Iron Giveaway ......................................................040 looking lor exPerienced esk workers. dog walkers. Happy Ads ....................................................oso installers and tecl'1nieians II lease send resume t Hay & Graln ....................... ...................•.......640 interested send resume to: CAWL c/o Sail 1Help Wanted .............. .-.................................. 110 CLA Bo!C 568 c/o .Gallipolis ·ammack 6120 Hacke Home lmprovements...................................B10 Tr1bune. PO. Box 469, ·Har risburg . P Gallipclis, OH 45631 Homes for Sale ............................................ 310 No phone <;ails t flousehold Goods .........:........................ :.... 510 Excellent Income National helter Please. Houses for Rent ......... ,................................ 410 Caprtal Funding Group now McClure's Restaurant now In Memoriam ................................................ 020 h1nng· Courthouse l1nsurance ..................................................... 130 Researchers. W ill train to htnng all locatiOns, fun or work from home on. your part-time, piCk , up appfica l awn & Garden Equipment ........................ 660 comput~ i No expenence rion at locatiOn & bring bade livestock ......................................................630 10:00am & necessary. Can 1 -~ between Lost and Found .....................•.......••.......... 1 .~ : 00am . Mpnd'ay thru 7234. l ola & Acreage ......................................... ,.. 350 Saturday. Miscellaneous.............................................. 170 Garden help warlted .. General garden mainte- Modi Home Care has a n Miscellaneous Merchandise ....................... 540 nance . ~ing . etc. Terms opentng tor a LPN. Fax your Mobile Home Repalr .................................... 660 liellibiEL Call (740)208--79n resume to (740)441 -107 1 o r Mobile Homes for Renl ............................... 420 contact John Kearns at Mobile Homes for Sale................................ 320 Help wanted- Darst Adult Money to Loan ..........................., ................. 220 Group Home , (740)992· (740)446-3880. Motorcycles & 4 1'/heelers.......................... 740 5023 Millie's Restau rant now Musicallnstruments ................................... 570 HELP · WANTED · accepting appl:cation ft:lr all Personals ..................................................... 005 Salesperson. An &'Tlbibous positions. 39239 Bradbury Pets for Sale ................................................ 560 person can earn up to Ad .. MK!dleport. 011 . Plumbing & Healing ............................ ,....... 820 S5001wk Call for detatls Professional Services ................................ 230 IC)!:a11y at 304-675-5100 or . Need 10 people to sen Avon · Radio, TV & CB Repalr ............................... 180 oul·ol-town at 1-866-902- Calf (740)446-3358. 5100 Real Estate Wanled ..................................... 360 Overbrook Center is c:unent· Schools lnstruclion .............:....................... 150 lmmod1oto Oporilng fy accepting applications tor Seed , Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 650 M010r route available In LPN's A,U SHIFTS!! If you Situations Wanted ....................................... 120 the Leon ..... are Interested. ple~se come Space for Renl. ............................................480 ~5950 month in and fiN out an appllcanon Sporting Goods ..... :..................................... 520 <1111 s..n Cullen ot at 333 Page Street 304-!75-1333 ert 20 SUV's for Sale .............................................. 720 Mlddteport. 011. EOE Trucks for Sale ............................................ 715 Wanted Billing person for Upholstery .................................................., 870 phyS&Ctan office Part nme Parameorcs & EMT'! Van• For Sale ......... :.....................................730 Must ttave reli able trans· n eeded. Appl..- at 1354 Wanted to Buy ............................................. 090 • portaoon and rr'lecflc:al office Jackson Pike . Gallipolis coding and btllrng ,E!llpert· Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplles .................. 620 ence- computer and typmg Par1 time positiOn avarlat;q Wanted To IJQ .... :............... ............. ............. 180 sk.tfls a must Benefrts avail- at Dental Office tn the PT Wanted to Rent ............................................ 470 able. Send resume to CLA Pleuan1 area. Please send Yard Sale- Galllpolis .... .- ...............................072 Eklx 569. Cia Gallipolis resume to 3984 Indian Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle ..... :................... 074 Tnbune , P 0 . Box · 469 . Creek Ad , E lk~o~1ew, WV Yard Sale-Pl. PleasanL. ............. :............... 076 Galllpo4t!, OH 4563 t no ·Now you can have borders and graphics • All ads must be prepaid' ·l.r ,· 1:30 . -\~NI l1 ' ~'EMI~N1'S =~j n Display Ads • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • lncludl!! Compll!!te · Description • Include A Prlc;e • Avoid Abbre~lation5 • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ad5 ShDuld Run 7 D•y$ Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... 7 _ 0 Oeadiflr~ ~--· H<ll!>ES RENT "'00 _.:.__ and need a pay ratse give us a can tOdaY.' . 1-an~247 ext 2456 Veterinary Asststant ne ed· ed. E)(perience preferred. but wit\ train . PT/FT, some week ends reqUtred Mtntmurn . wage . Send resume to French Tow n Veter inary Clintc , 360 SA Gallipolis. Or fax 16 (7 40).&46-4 1or: q;.. 11 ' \ \ tl \1 eNO ICE• ~ • e you know, and NOT nd money through th atf until you have investi red the otferin f·1116~ Go10PoJ1o c- Col'-ge , (Careers Close To Home) Cai,Today! 7~367, 1-8(1(1..21 4-0452 --'gar Accredited (740)992-7321 1982 Clayton 14x70, newty, remodeled, excellenl condi· .. _. ___ lof bMilJ; ldeitl and Schools 12148 CotJe91S NAA CONCEALED PtstOI Class Saturday, June 11 , 2005. 9:00 A M Mason VFW ' $75.00, Call (7'40) 992-~.Cellll (740)41 6· 3329 or E Matl PEA· .111,..,,., SON60 YERIZON . NET WV. OH Anc:l All States. must be 2 t Legal CIA. Wasner/Oryer --up. 1184 moved . (740)251H1816: (740)339-3709. Small 2 bedroom house. lnthisrww a 1 ts F.Jr ttou.ing Act ol1981 whk:h,....... it lllepl to edv...U.. - ..,.. P'••••w:.~ , li~ or dl.crlmlruation ~ Dft rK8, cotor, r.ttgton, ... t.mlial sun. or natton.1 origin, .or any Intention to ------· ........ ace. Nmtt.tion of ohscarHfCO!Iege COffl Member .lcc r ~•Cin<,j ~ Brand New 2 ~room H ouse in !own. $475/mo. tton . Fireplace, butlding, Srove/Retrigefator lrcloded. fence, porch & applianCes (740)441.()1940< (740}4-41· Included . $8 ,495- Needs '~tdtn.Feder .. H10 VALLEY PUBLISH NG CQ. recommends tha ou do business with 150 .1 Brand New Method Dry In 1 Hour No Steam-or-Shampoo Free-Estimates ...Clearly Clean••• 300 5-0022 ___ $475 month . 1 mile from . 200 Clayton t4x70, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, town . Call (740}44 1.() 194 or sh;ngled rOof. .Ony1 sk>ng, (740)«1-11&4. sitting on two · acres of · Spacious 380, 2BA, OR, ground. nice place,, S35..000 15x22 LA , heatpump. 20min firm, (740~742-4;012 · 1o Galtipoli&'Rio Gra.npe. No smoking , no Indoor pets. 2000 Fleetwood, front Must · be reliable. kitchen model wrtn Skirting $5001morrttl. tncludes water. and central air. 'Will deiNer. Very clearl. t -800--837·323S (740)37~ Of (740):)79- 9«5. 94 Clayton Norris t 4. '70. total el edric. 2BA. 2BA, Vlnyt Skirting. 2 decks. heat pump, $14.000 (740)388-8739. 080. 14x70 expando 3 bedlocm, 1 112 balh $47&. ctepos;t, 99 Hollv Pari< Gler1rooor 3 Includes water, sewer & BR. 2 balh. VInyl/ sh;ngle, lrasll pK:I<up· (7~1446RIO Grande, already set up 482•. or can be moved. $11 .900. (304)63H536. 2 bedooom ri>ooite hOme 1o< rent John&On's Mobile Home New 14x60. onty 5198.73 Park (740)446-1409 or Duptell, each with 3 BA, LA. per mo.. 1ncltJdes ~ (740)«6-2003. DR. KitChen, Bath & Porch. set up and deh~o~ery: 7 40- · 2 bednxxn mobile home on 3 BR. LR. Ki1dten . 385--2434 Balh · Bott't rn Potnt me Polo Cat Ad . $425 """"" -se t:;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;H;h;;;;;;;-;;;; Pleasant (304)675·2495 after 7·00pm plyo · $425 ctepos;t, Call (740)446-4107. 2 boj>oom motJ;te home. no D1RECTV _ FREE Home - enterta1nment System FREE Equtpment ard Install up to four rooms 145 Cf'lan- , $15()1dop0oit · S26Simonlh. - (740)«6-3617. nefs $29.00 a month Ask how lo ~e1 FREE ~SO. MAX, _and STARS t -800523-7556; tor detalli ,_ .. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, CIA, 1 to v e / ret r t g • r a tor , •aterltrash pa;d. No peb5 please. S375Jdepo&it and references. (740)J88.837t. r___ - --~• J'E_m_:.; FOHSALE 2 bedroom , R1o Grande. For Lease: Offtce or retatl Chthuahua puppies Very $400 month + deposit Water · spaces in very good condi· cute. lovable. Call (740)245· & trash paid. No pets. t10n ..Downtown Gallipolis. 5984 (740)245·56(1. Approx . 1600 sq tt. each. 1 or 2 baths .· Lea se pn-;e FQII bl ooded Rat Terner 'Beautiful river view ' in negottable to encourage pups. Wormed and shots Kanauga Ideal tor 1-2 peonew business . Call $50. (740 )441 · 1216. ple. No pets, please. (740)446-4425 or (740)446· M1n1ature Pinchers 1 male. ApPlications bei·ng' taken . 3936 black/tan. tails docked , deWCall (74014411·0 181. \II 1!1 II 1\UISI, ·claws removed , wOrmed . Mobile Horn~ 2br. 2ba. all ~~-::-:--.;..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ready to go. $300 each. Electric, in Country 1510 HOUSEHOLD (74013BB·B124 . (304)882-2537 or 593-5433 . GOOllS · Pittbull puppies 6wks old, Mobile Homes sites 1n the 1st shots and wo(med. 1 Shade area. Water: Sewer. male , 3 female, $100 each · Trash , included. $130.00 (7 4~ ) 44 6-0872 per month . ,740-385-4019 Purebre~ Jat:;k Russe ll pups, Appliance 7 wks old, . f irst shots. wormed , tatls docKed, $75, Waretlouse . (7401992·4131 It r10 ~ in He nderson . WV. Preowned appllcanes starttng at $75 & up all under warrant~ , we do serv1ce work on all APART· Thompsorts Appliance & BUDGET Aepai r~675,-.7388. For sale. JACKSON re-conditioned au tomatiq ESTATES, 52 Westwood waShers & dryers, refngera- .S.II\i ' IOCh Drive from $344 to $442. tors, gas and electric Walk to shop & mov1es. Call ranges, air conditioners', and .. r.10·-•F.Qui•F•AM•P11•1F.NT•1•••1 740·446·2568. Equal wringer w·ashers Will do Housing Opportunity. repa 1~s on ma1or brands in 0% Fixed Rate up to 24 shop or at your home. months on New John Deere Clean. spacious Duplex. 3 Compact Tractors & 110 TLB bedroom , bonus room , at Carmichael Equipment. downtown Gallipolis, $610/month, no · pets. renter pays utlllttes. (740)446- Buy · or (740)446-2412 !1006. E H.O Pomert7t 2 or 3 br.. NayiOf Run. w/d hOC*·up, sJr, HUO, leave message (740)992· t 4 \l'lli·.El.ERS ·1997 Mercu ry Sable. Runs & 2003 Jeep L1berty looks good , garage kept . Renegade Loaded . -1x4. high miles, \lery dependable. $14 .500 · OBO Call $1.500. (7401441 ·6947 (740)2.56-1618 or (7401256· 6200. 2002 Cadillac Deville, white 84 Fore! F1 50 4x4 automatdiamond. fully equipped. IC, newl'y rebui~ 302 eng1 ne factory warr.anty, 22,900 Alu1ntnum 1ntake . Ede! • mites. like new. $24,995. Brock carburato r. new tt res. (740)256. 1428. $1.400. (7401379-2826. i www o Aurns FUR SALE. j ('40144 1·7C03. 4x4 FOR SALE 2002 Yamaha.tTR-1 125, ltke new. ridden occastonally. 1981 Olds 98, 4dr, Runs 1998 Ranger 4)[4 , 5 spd, 3L, $1600_, (740)992 -2762 Gooo. (304)675-1264 AM/FM cassette , AJC , off 14 month old Black Angus . . 2004 1200 Custom Harley cross bull out of registered 1992 Ford Crown V1ctor1a. road package . new pa1nt. DavidSOn. all new -, wind, PW/PL, auto, $2,500 080 $6 ,000 080. Call after Bull. (740)446-6755. shield . saddlebag . e~tra Call (740)256·9181 or 4.30pm (740)256·6257. chrome. lots ol extras,.must (304 1638·6990. . 3yr·old Palo t:n mo Pain t fsit : : : : 1993 Toyota Paseo, runs 1999 Bravada, fully loaded, geo-S, automatic, sunroof, leather. dual-power seats, new tires, Alloy wheels Blue $1 .500. (7401388·9673. BooK prieS $8,750, sacrifice 1996 White Ftrebird, auto, V· $6.495. (740)645-2729 or 6, good cond .. 133,000 (740)379-254 4 leave mes· mites Asking $4,000 080. sage, w ill return call . Hop.740·992·6079 1997 Buick LeSabre Limited'. 75 thousand miles. Leather .. In t.., Loaded , Garage Kept · $5,995 1999 Ford F250 diesel truck 4x4, 3/4 ton extended cab. · 6speed , standard, loaded, 8~ ,000. Very clean . Price sell. sa.aoo. (3041593·3542 2004 RedCat/ 11 Occ, 4$1 ,600 Wheeler. Patd ASking $ 1,1DO (304)675· 4262 (304}59 3·42 90 (304 )593-08~0 leave message 2004 RedCat/ 11 Occ, 4· Wheeler. Paid $1.600 Ask1n g St ,tOO Helm et mcluded (304} 675-4262 f/90 f:n11'ER~ & J\lmuu How:~ 94 Harley Dav1dson Ultra 35FT MC I-SC former ClasSIC. 10 000 rnlles. blue Greyhound Bus partly-cone)(cellen!'cond ltion 513.500. verted t:;. motor -hOme (740)949·22t7 L1censed/tltles as Motor· Home Manu tactured Oetroit.6VHarley Dav1dson Ctlstom ·law OctOber- 1979, rtder Black wtchrorne. tr1bal 71-Diesel-~nglne All lson-3· Aul omatictlarres , pertect shape ohly speed 21.000 rntles. many extras. Transm ssidn New tires on 59.500 (740)416-22 13 or rear 75°o On Fr9nt Ol d con· IIBrSIOn 1S stnp'ped~out and (740) 905·3677 the unit 1s ready lor new 7 "" llo. \tl' & MomR~ design Have kttchen-sink , FOR S -\1.[ bathroom-smk , an d totlet ready for tnstallation . 1994 Pontoon boatltratler. Complete set oJ manuals 40 HP Johnson Motor used and much more Must sell or very l1 n1 e $5000 00 740- trade because ol illness m famtly. Will sell for S ~OOO 992·3875 firm or wtll trade for a motorhome ot · tikefvalue 1996 Sltatbs bass boar. 1. 15 last stnke n 200 t Soft nde Call,304-675- 1981/a1ter7PM !ratter. custom cover. excelT·uck Camper AC , TV ten! ,cond1t1on . $6500 Antenna, w1red tor Cable , (74014 46 ~4987 like new $6.500 (304)675·' 3353·· ?DOD 8ayl1ner 21 ft. cuddy w/ tratle r. many extra s very clean 304·675-5563 10 HOME Year 2000 Pontoon Boat , 24 h1PRO\B100S tool. Sweetwater. 50 HP M ercury, Pow~r Tr1 m. 4 ' BASEMENT Stroke Engtn e . Btg Foot WATERPROOFING Outd r1ve, Lounge Seats . Uncond1t1onal 'l1letime guarP rivac y Room. Depth ' antee Local references furFinder. Hour Meter. Good ntshed Established 1975 . Radto, Has only 50 hours on Call 24 Hrs . (740} 446Boa!. Garage ke pttn wml'!:r , 0870. Rog ers Basem6 nt l ike New Paid over $18.000 Waterproofing for , $13.000 W tll sale · (30 ~ )773-5944 CA~ll'ERS & EXCA\'c\'J 'ING ~ltflnR HnMt:.S 16 ft. Eager Beaver trailer 1 989 32FT, YLJkon Camper dove tail, needs floor. $800 has separate bedroom. air & (740)388·9673 . awnmg $5.000 (304)675· 7982 1992· 29' Atrstream Excatla Very good condtti0/1 , twm beds Ph (740)645-4454 Get A Jump on SAVINGS 1998 30' ttflh wheel travel trailer. double slide. excellent condttton . St 3.900· phone : (740)698-9319 34 ' "03" J~yco Eagle 1-12 sltde out. Lots o.f extras. Like new condttion. (740)33902 t8 Coleman ·camptng Tra tter 12FT, 2 Kmg Beds. $5 ,500 call fo r Detatls (304)6'751731 S500. 1740)256-8824. (304)675·1731 $21 .500 . (740)388-0356. (3041593·4290 ·(3041593· Shop the Classifieds! • 0840 leave messag e Reaeh 3 Counties (3041675-0416 .. GraciQus 'tiving. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vtllage JET Man o'r and Riverside AERATION MOTORS Apartments in Middleport. Repaired, New & AebLitlt In From .$295-$444 Call 740- Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1- . 992·5064. Equal Housing 801l-537-9528 Opportunities. Pleasant VaHey Apartment Westerns Will Trade or Are now raking Applicat ~ ns Exchange ~304 ) 675-5884 for 28Ft, 3BR & 4BR ., .t.pplicatiCins are laken Wolfl Tanning Beds Monday trtru Friday, from . Huge selection . 9:00 A.M.-4 PM . Office 15 Immediate Deltvery Located at 1151 Evergrefln Finant1n9 Drive Polnt P:teasant , WV ; -800-894·6997 Pnone No •s (304)675· (7401446-6579 . '10 ~ l<fl\ll<l1.U .f:V 4x4 FUR SAi. l·: r-..- . _. _. _··-..- . -·-··-··-··-..-··-..-··-..-···-.._. _. . _.1 Equ;pment. (7 40 )446· 24 12. Nice 2BR, 1 bath w/attached NEW AND USED STEEL gar. S400 per mo. no pets. Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar Deposit & references. For Concrete, Angle , ( 7~01446·2 801 .. Channel , Flat Bar. Steel For Drains, Nice upstatrs apartment par- Grating tialty lurn1shed, no pets, one Driveways ,& Walkways. L&L bedroom, sui table tcir 1-2 Scrap Metals Open Monday, people , cerurat atr Tuesday. Wednesday & Friday, ~am-4: 30pm . Closed (7401441 ·0731 . Thursday, Saturday & North 3rd Ave ., Middleport. Sunday. (740)446-7300 · 1 br. furnished apt .. · no pets. Barn 30x50x1 0' previous rental refereces & Rote $6,795 includes Painted deposi1, (7401992.()165 Metal. Slider Free Delivery. One Bedroom. No Pets. 24x32)[ tO$4.595. Utilities Paid , $400/mo., 40x64~e 12 $13,995. Deposit & Reference (937)599-7740 httP //oaljpnRequired. (740)446· 3667 w jdepotebarns com . IF 2000 Harley Da\·ids on 98 Chevy 4x4, 78,000 mil es. Sportster 883 w/1 200 kit. $7,900. 1997 Chevy S-10, ·Your used equipment 8.000 mites,,' new ti res, lot s 1977 MGB Convertible for $3 .500 sourc.e·.. . Carmichael restOration · with another 117 ,000 · mtl ~s of chrome ; excellent condi· Equipmen t. (740)446-2412 complete MGB for parts . (304)675·8859 lion. $8.000. (740)949-4019. 740 -591-561 0 $1,000. (740)441·0542 or Rtverii'le . 1995 M.F.. 362 traclor, 55 Mare. can be Registered.' 9961 . Green Anttques , 11 24 East Ma1n H P. 8430 ease I.H round Su nny Dee Bar. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT- on SA 124 E Pomeroy. 740- , bailer, 55 N.H rake . 479 . broke $600/080 (304)593· 992-2526 Russ"' Moore . N .H. ha:ybine hay tedder , 1 392 (304)5 7 6 ~2201 ED & AFFORDABLE! (740)985~3843 Townhouse apartmenls. owner Ask . about our AOHA · and/or small houses FOR Hay wagon t9 11 . Stolfus ·Member Discounts on new :>00 ML'iCELI.ANtXlLS RENT. Call (740)441·1 t 11 . kiclc.er wagon . Removable John Deere Equipment. MEROIANDL% lor application & 1nlormation . steel racks Like ne w tires Carfhi chaef Equipment 740 446 2412 DowntoWn Point Pteaaant 24 ' ft. swimming pool, 4 ft . and beet (740}2 45-0485. ( ) Two 1 Bedroom Apartments deep, must lake down. John Deere 10ft. No Til Drill Paint Mare. 5 yrs . well broke: & Deposit $300. (7 40 )388-9673. References to r Rent Carmicha el ' $1 ,300. QH yearling stud, 35" Mitsubtshi TV tn Oak Furnished apt. 2nd Ave. cabinet, $275. 32~ Upstairs, all uttl ities pa id. Panaso'nic TV w/stand $425 . (!)ne bedroom . no pets, Good condition . (740)446Gallipol;s. (740)446-9523. ' 1802. Furntshed upstairs, 3 rooms & bath, Clean ; ref . & dep. Full size Serta Elec. Bed. 3· required . No pels. (740)446- Piece Mahogany Bedroom Suite (304)675-4034 or 1519. · 2003 Toyo ta Spyder V,\Ns Convertible Excellent condifORSAU: tion, 7,000 mites. 6-s"'eOO, Sequen ltal Shift, in storage 1982 Ford Conve Fston Van. from October l o April 4 Captain's Chatrs. AlT. AIC. (304)675·4318 or (304)206· AM/FM Ca:~selte . 302 VB 4128 Eng., E verything Works. Looks Good, Runs Good. 94 O ldsmobile Sierra, $1200. (74 01256· 1961 loaded, good,. tires. body excellent, must see, $2995 '1997 Ford .Conve rsion Van . Purchase a New John 080. 740·416--044 1 74 ,000 miles, ex,cellent conDeere Premium lawr~ dltton, new tires, $9,800, . Tractor & rece ive $250 TRUCKS (7401992-2945 towaid · a John , Deere fUR SALE Implement Accessory or 2000 Chevy Astra van, 6cyl. Main1enance P,lan. Offer 1991 Ford Explorer 2WD, Good Condition, New Tires. good May 3 thru Jun.e 27 at $5.995 OBO (3041576·2934 standard transmts sion. Carm ichael Equipment motor will turn over. but 92 Plymouth Voyager (740)446-2412 won 't start, $500. (740)388- 107,000 m1les, runs good. Zero Turn Z-Trak Mowers 9673. $BOO. (7401379·2826 . from John Deere available at <10 MOToRC\'C."I.I'S' 4.9% fixed rate fro 2000 Silverado 4x4 , 28,000 4WHULERS Carmichael Equipment with miles, e~~:cellent condition. 1 John Deere Credtt approVal. owner. $14,500. Call .I 7 4 I 4 ~ 6 - 2 4 1 2 (740)446- 1636. 1998 Buell 53 Thunderbolt careq com Harley Oavtdson eng1 ne. 2001 Dodge 1500 Sport VS, verY laSt spo rt bike great IH.\\ "' I'ORI \IHJ\ (740)985qued cab, $16 ~ 00 . shape . $5 100. 9857 (740 )645··6734 ' : sell Required (304)675-3788 iuR SAJ.E I r r I \R\1 \I 1'1'111 :-. ALJTOS LJI'E'ITOCK John Deere Commercial · For Sale Ul'lb roken Workslte Products In Stock 11 19/month old Red-White C omp·act Exca\lator 27C, Pa1n1 Colt. To Good Home 35D. '50 D!Skid Steers '371, only (304)576-2806 make 320, 325 . 328fTractor Offer. Loader . Backhoe 11 OTLB. c~--~~~--""1 Chad out our rental rates : It\\' & Great Financing Avatlabl e•••-iiGiiRAINiiiiiilio • •rl Carm,!chael Equipment (740)446·2412 . . Tobacco Plants for sale. Call New 5003 , 5005 , & 5020 Q:40)446-7843. • I \II' ,\ (, \ ltnl' l 11111' Senes John Deere Utility Tract9rs @ 0% fixed/ 36 John Deere Rtding Mowers mon!hs. Used Utility Tractors star_ting at $1 .399. FinancinQ @ 4.9% V8r1able/ 60 available subject to JcJtm months . Carmichael Deere Credit approv'8t You r Equipment. (740)446-2412 payments could be as lo~ New John beere 5025 as $39 month with $0 down. Equipment Series Utility Tractors @ Carmichael 2.99% Ftxedf 36 months. (7401446·2412. r BEAUTIFUL MENTS AT PRICES AT The Oaily Sentinel • Page 85 - ~egtster Car m1chael Equipment. Reg Rottweiter puppies for '( ) _ 740 446 2412 sat!'. Mother & father on pr'emises . Call ~740)388- New John Dee re Round 9665. Balers @ 1.9"1" Filced Rate 1 2218. Make and Models !304)675· Financin~ for 48 Months or FRuns& 7999 1 New Model 457 Standard 1· bed room apartment, no VEGETo\JILES Round Baler Only $13.250 pets. $265/month includes For Sale: Anttque twin beds · •--ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilll,.l cash Makes 4X5 Bale. water/ sewer, $150/deposit. HOMEGROWN and 3 braided area rugs. Car t'n1chael Equipment. (740)446·3617 . . STRAWBERfliES Phone (7 40)446-180 t . (7401446·2412 2BR apt State Rou te 160. $400/ month, stove/refrigera- Furniture Sale: Mollohan 's Available at McKean Fa rms Special Pu rchas e- John tor includ ed, washe r/dryer Sofa and chatr starting at on Centenary Road and the Deere 702 8 & 10 Wheel $399. Call (740 )446-7444. · William Ann Motel (740)446- Rakes/ John Deere Disk hookup. (740)441·0194 or Mowers. Call for price. 9442 ' (740)441· 1184. Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark Carmichael Equipment. FuR SALE 34 112 Sm ithers Ave. Chapel Road, Porte r, Oh10. (740)446-24 12. Upsta'irs,. stove/refrigsrator (740)446· 7444 1·B77·B30· Tandem gooseneck full 8)[8 furnished, 2BR. 'Renter pays 9162. Free Estimates. Easy ,h~ad · deck, 23+5. treated financing , 90 days same as For Sale Anglo Arabian utilities $280/mo. $150/deposit. (7.40)446- cash . Visa/ Maste r Card. Gelding Horse , 8yrs. old, floor, $4 ,300. good tires. Drive- a- little save alot. 9061 . good Tra1 l Horse $ t ,200 (7 40144!;-9317. 1 and 2 bedroom apart· me'nts, furnished and unfurnlshed , security deposit required , no pets, 74Q-992· ~~----~--~~----~-- .Otffee 11o~~ SPA<:E fURRENI' RENT r 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• (740) Or Fax. To (740) 446-3008 Or Fax To (740) 992·2157 675~5234 ~------~~-----------.. www.mydailysentinel.com I •• i •• • • Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune; Point Pleasant Register, or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In ,The Tri-County Marketplace! . . • IJULDING SliPI'tm; Block, brick . sewer ptpes, wtndows. lintels. etc Claude Taking Appfic~ftons for Winters, Ato Grande. OH T~ Apartments . 3317 CaJI740-245·5121 . Franklin Ave . S in gle I'E:rs Bedroom, Upstatrs FOR SALE (304)67,5-2.288 Relerence 6886 Required. Tara Townhouse Apanmen15, Very Spadous. 2 Bedrooms, CIA. 1. 1/2 Bath. Adu~ Pt>ol & Baby t AKC Registered male long haired Miniatur e Dachshund. Dark red. 4 mo. old. $400 1'110<10 (740 )367- 0846. Pt>ol, Patio. S1art $385/MO . No Pets. Lease Plus s..;urttv Deposit Required, (7~)«6-3481. Twin Rivers Tower .is accept· i'lg at4Ak:ariol IS for' waiting Large Water HYac~nths lilt b Hud·subSizsd. 1- bt', S3.50 Butterfly Kot Hnlthy, apartment. call 675-6679 lots ot Colors Phone EHO i (304)675-5043 In Memory lt memory of uwis K. Smilh who passed away May 25,1999 Each time we ,see your picture, YOII sum IO smile and say • Don 't cry, I'"' ill God's leepillg. We 'U meet agaill some d.y. We lore you & llfiss you every d.y. Mother Ruth Smilh •Brother Mike & Sisters •• i • I ~alltpohtll~il~· mrtbune The Daily Sentinel t)oint ~leasant l\egister( L (740)446-2342 (740) 992·~. -·-· (304).~!J33 .· ._j ·- __.._ - .- • --- .. --- ·-' - - - - - - �Wednesday, May 25, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, May 25, ·2005 A'LLEY OOP YIWW.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B: NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE . PUBLIC 'NOTICES Yuu1·. H:IJ,:ht tn Kno\\, 1•ublk No ti ces in N<w•I••J"''"''·I.J n,·!in·n..·d J.tiMhl to Your Appraised at and Elsworth Lee 's lot; thence South a S50,000.00. Terms of distance of Twenty Sale; Cannot be sold One Rods (21 rds .) to for tess than 2/3rds of the place of begin~ the appraised value. 10% down on day of ning , containing Three and Sixty OnJ! sale, cash or certified check , balance due Hundredths A cre·~ on confirmation of (3.60 A.) mor~ or less. Saved and excepted sale. frOm the above con~ Robert E Beegle Maigs County SHeriff. during regular busi ~ . veyance One Acre (1 ness hours for a peri- A .) mor'e or less , and Little ,· Sheets, & od of 180 days subse• for a more complete Warner quent to publication description of same . 213 East Second reference ls made to Pomeroy, OH 45769 01 this notice. 740-992-6689 ' (5) 18, ·t9, 20, 23, 24, Volume .143,· Page for the 25, 26, 27, 31 (6) .1' 2, 3 132, of the Deed. Attorney Plaintiff Records ot Meigs Coun·ty, Ohio. Also. (5) 18, 25, (6) 1 saved and excepted Public Notice . from the above con• Public Notice veyance . . the rea l Sheriff Sales estate, as conveyed Case No : 04CV167 by document dated Sheriff Salas Home Nalional Bank. March 12, 1947, and Case # 04CV084 Plaintiff recorded in Volume Bank One Vs 158 , at Page 656, of Plaintiff Paul Hi ll Sr., et al the Deed Records of Vs · Defendants Pamela Bentz, et al Court of Common Meigs County, Ohio. D"efendantS Pleas, Meigs County, Further excepting a·h d reservi1:1g .30 COurt of Common Ohio. . . Pleas , Meigs Co!Jnly, In pursuan-ce of an acre , more or less, order of sale to me which was conveyed .Ohio In pursuance · of an directed from saiO • to James 0 . Hunt a"nd Kathryn Hunt, by order of sale to me court . in the above deed recorded in directed from said entitled action, I will court in the above expose ~o sale at pub- Deed Book 230; Page lic auction on the 607 , Meigs County entitled a.c tion, I will front steps of the Deed Records . expose to sale at pub~ Further Meigs County excepting lie auction on the Courthouse on and reserving 1.00 front steps of the Friday, .June 24, 2005 acre, more or less , Meigs County at 10:00am , of said which was conveyed Courthouse on day, the following to Paul Hill , jr. and Friday, June 17, 2005, described real estat~.: Carol Hill , by deed at 1O:OOam. of said Situated In the recorded In Deed day, .the following TOwnship of letart, Book 326, Page 689, described real estate : County oL Meigs, Meigs County Deed Situated in the Village State of .Ohio, and in of Pomeroy, County Records. of Meigs and State of Lot 249, Town 2, and The foregoing real Range 12, of the Ohio estate being the same Ohio ; Being fifteen (15) feet off the East Company 's Purchase , real estate conveyed side of Lot No. 309 being more particu- to Ernest J . Grimm larly described as foland twenty-live (25) and Vashti Grimm by lows: Beginning at a deed recorded in feet off of the West Volume 227 , Page side of Lot No. 308 in stake in the puQiic road at a point which · 265, Meigs County Second Horton 's was the corner of Deed Records . Addition to Pomeroy, Adda Grimm 's lot; Reference Deed : Ohio. thence East along Volume 265 , Page Also, granting to the said public road a 131 , Meigs County sa"id Grantees, their dist;mce of twenty Deed Records. heirs and assigns, the seven rods thirtee.n Auditors Parcel No. right to erect and feet (27 Rd. 13') to the 06-00315.000 . maintain a sewer public road running Property Address: . from the property Bucktown from Racine to letart, 22619 above described now known as State Road, Racine , OH through and across Route 338; · thence 45771 (Me\gs County lot No. 319, lying on North along said Tax Plat Parcel 064). Mechanic Stree.t in State Route 338, a Current Owner: Paul said Village to Sugar · distance of Twenty Hill Sr., et al Run Creek. Being the One Rods (21 rds.) to Property at : 22619 same property as a stakei thence West Bucktown Road , conveyed by Rollin ~· a distance of Twenty Skinner and Alma ·e. Racine, OH Seven Rods (27 rds.) PP# 08-00315 .000 Skinner to J.A. Miller to a stake at the cor- Prior Deed and Sadie Miller by ner of what was for- Reference : Volume deed dated May 26, merly Adda Grimm 265, Page 131 1916, and recorded in PUBLIC NOTICE The annual report Form 9!KlPF for the Kibble Foundation , Bernard V. Fultz, Trustee is available for public inspection cit Bernard V. Fultz Law Office , 111 1/2 West Second Str.eet, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Help Wanted HelpWanted POSITIONS AVAilABLE • Full ani! Port time • Temporary · . · emploJmenl up to 12 months • Excellent hourly roles in l~u ol beoefi15 • Convenient worki119 hours v.l::ftloc:dioru ~ 1n· Wbocl.. '""" f'Mmt, 'MI, llo\n, G:le Hodimg, 1...,.... . PIOm oro '"""""· OH. C8 HEALTH PROJECT BI!QOKM,IR, N: • i7 (11rH)Pot.a Ofro! /&hoi. ...... k <.ti f.l.l~_.M Ccilar an '!If · Help Wanted G) RECEPTIONIST O'BLE~"ESS FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SPECIALIST O'BLENESS '-'IEMORIAL HOSPITAL current tv ha, a full-time day shift ope ning 111 the Fi scal Se rvice s Departme nt . The .S un::essful cand idate mu ~t ha\'e computer experience. A'ssoc iate degree in accou nting with cxp·erience in payroll and account> pa);ah le preferr ed . Two to four ) ~ars of related experience preferred . Hospital acco untin g preferreQ. Thi s position is responsible for air daily accounting ope rat ion-;. accounts payable. payroll proce..,...,ing. ~ a nk account records. ass ist in the proces. of fi nancial and stati stical repo rting for all O'B ie ness \1em ori al Hospi tal. We offe r a co mpetitive ~a lary and comp rehensive benefit package. Fo r more information contact : Human Rt'sourccs 55 Hospital Drive O"B ienes' \1em oria l Ho>pllal Athen s. Ohio -15701 ·. WWW .ob Jc.ne-'S.OfG . ·io; , 304-865-4205 1-8()(}-551-7658 Phonc.t7 -l0 ; 592-'1227 Fax: 17-101 592-9-l-1-l EOE Phjllip Alder Vol. 116, Page 6, of the Meigs County Deed Records. Also , the following parts of lots No. 309 and 310, situated on Mulberry Avenue; in the VIllage of Sales & Warranty Service De•aiitr Pomeroy, County of • Lawn & TrHclnr S"t> r~· i n Meigs, and State ol • l'ickup & Oclh· l'r~· A\"nihihlt• Ohio, and more par· • Wurrau t\' Ser,·ict• llculer ticularly described as for H.edniux E((uipment follows; Being twen· • 10,000 & 12.000 Wntl Bn~J!S &: Struttttn !Y-IIve (25) feet off . of shmd h)" Generator S~·stc m s the West side of Lot lh,..r•.': ~·~ \I · · · ~ · I )>at., ( """"" ~hl1 th•. ~ \l•ttdt~"''~•>d "~·~ .No. 309, and fifteen TERRY;S ENGINES (15) feet off of the · w 8 rranty Snh·s & Sc·r,·it•c . East side of Lot No. 820 Eust Main Sl. • Pnrncroy. OH JS7fii9 310 in Horton 's ., ·Second Addition to the Village of Pomeroy, .Qhlo. Call B.D. Cnnst. Also, the right to use for all \ "OUr home the sewer laid and repair ne~ds. roofin~. built by Bertha May siding, a dd ~on~. remodeling clc •• Wetzel through · the Auto Truck West side of Lot No. free eslimates 310, No. 317, and No. ' (740)992-2979 Repair 318. leave messaee Also , the right to use 3 miles west of live (5) feet off of the Public Notice West side of ~ot No: Pomeroy.OH ·aao! running back at of Meigs and State of on Slate Rl. 124 that width twenty (20) Ohio and bounded feet from Mulberry and described as fol Street for the "purpose lows: Beginning at a of a driveway and point on the south ••cepling from the line at lot number one above conveyance to . hundred. and sixty the right of Bertha three (163) in May Wetzel, her heirs Palmer's addition to and assigns, to use Sheffield, now live (5) feet off ol the · Middleport, on East fifteen (15) feet Palmer Street, Fifty of Lot No. 310, r~n­ (SQ) feet west from ning back at the width the southeast corner twenty (20) feet l•om • Ac1..~pt_ ing New . of •aid lot, being flhy Mulberry Street for , 1\lemb~r s (50) west on said line the purpose of a • lleu V\' Uuh· · from Sixth street, · driveway. .Comnlerdal thence west ·along Equipnu: nt Current Owner: said Palmer Street ~ • \\'orkoul on \'our own Pamela BentZ ~ et al the·n ce west along hour11 i417 Property at: 162 said Palmer Street Serious Inquiries Onl}" Mulberry . Avenue, 7-W-992·11955 forty nine (49) feet ; Pomeroy, OH 45769 . ,\!';k for j(•IT Thence north at right pp # 16-00093, 16angles with Palmer 00094, 16-00095 street one hundred /.,~Ill S he/p J'OU Prior Deed (100) feet eas\ parallel clwo~·e a lasting References: Volume with said street forty tribute to your loved 135, Page t39 nine (49) feel; thence one's m emOIJ'. Appraised at to the place of begin$17,000.00. Term of \CI{EE ning, one hundred . Sale: Cannot be sold \10"\l \IE"\T (100) feet, and being lor less than 2/3rds of (U\11'.\"\\ the same premises the appraised value. 3'>7~8 SR 143 . 1 0% down on day of formerly owned by Harriet Woodside and POmeroy. OH sale, cash·or certified Mary · Augusta 740-992-9922 check, balance due · Dawson. on cpnflrmatlon of Said premises . also sale . . know as 558 · Palmer Robert E Beegle Street, Middleport, Meigs County Sheriff OH 45760. . Lerner, $ampson. & PPN; 15-01124.000 ~ Rothfuss Current Owner : PO Box 5480 Martha TaylorCincinnati, Ohio Gleason, et al 45201-5408 . Property at: 558 513-241-3100 Palmer Street, Attorney lor the Middleport, OH 45760 Plaintiff Prior Deed (5)11 , 18,25 · References: Volume 95, Page 475 Appraised at Public Notice $30,000.00. Terms of sale; Cannot be sold Construction Sheriff Sah!s lor less than 213rds of All Your Hume Case No D4CV161the appraised value. Improvement Need~ Green Tree Servicing 10% down on day of • Sidmg • W mduw ~ Plaintiff sale, eash or conHied • Deck~ • Porches Vs check, balance due • Ct: ramic Tile & Marlha TaylorHardwood Flooring on confirmation of . Gleason, et al • Gara qe~ sale. Defendants Room .Add'. ~ Rn,.fino ll Robert E Beegle Court of Common • Kitc hen s • B aths Meigs County Sheriff Pleas, Meigs County, "No Joh To Snw/1 " John D Clunk · Raci ne. OH · Ohio 5601 Hudson Drive, .740-247-2162 or In pursuance of an. Suite 400 740-416-3508 order of sale to me • Hudson, OH 44236 · 14 Y""· E"pericnce directed from said 330-342-8203 court in the above Attorney lor the entitled action, I will Plaintiff eXpose to sale at pubHOWARDL (5) 11, 18,25 lic auction on the front steps of the WRITESEl 5 SONS Meigs County ROGER HYSELL GftRftGE & ., 992-5682 \ PRIVAn: GYM ROOFING Courthouse on Friday, June t7, 2005 at !O:OOam, of said day, the following described real estate: Situate in the Village · of Middleport, County Announcements All types or rooting; Shingle, Flat. Metal - BISSELL BUILDERS tnC. 1\c\\ Home" • Vinyl SiJ 1ng • Nl'\\ Garage.., • Repl:tl"('Jll('nt \Vindtm ~· • Roofing CO~MERCIAL and • RESIDENTIAL FREE ES~IMATES 7 40-992-7599 "" AQ Roc:ky Hupp Insurance • 1' 3 • and Financial Services • MONTY 41800 SR #7 --..:Tuppers Plains, OH •• .... 45783 Downspout- Siding Announcements •Fm Esllllllll• 949-1405 The Sheriff's Sale Horne National Bank vs. Whaley et.al., #04CV079 Has Been DismiSsed Help Wanted Help Wanted STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING • Prompt &quality Pia asant Vollet Hospild c/o Human llasourals • 2520 Voilet Drive Paint Pia ~sont. Wv 25550 ... J 9 B 5 So ulh "" K 7 ' • A K 6 ' South 1 ~T JONES' .' {3041 675-43-40. www.pvolley.org , AAIEOE 8 5 2 A K 6 l ., West Pass North East J NT ' AJI pass ~ ·FRANK & EARNEST Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding What is the meaning for the freed bid? Bucket Truck · furnace work V.C. YOUNG Ill hearts shows spades, What does one no- 992-6215 !rump - two spades mean? It is a matter for partnership agreement! Oswald Ja<'..oby, who dev1sed transfer Pomeroy,'Ohio 25 Years local Ex 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones rlence Advertise in this • space for $52 per month New Deater lor Montana Tractors starting ut 27 horse - 57 horse with shuttle transmission ~-wd, remote h~·draulics 3 ~· ear warranty ****Also a\•ailahle*"'*"' • Task ~ la ster Tractors 26 horse· JS horse, 4wd (1 year warranty) • Farm Pro Tractors 20 horse - 30 ho~ loaders, finish mowers. tillers NEW ARRIVAL ZTR Dixon (Zero Turn · Radius Mower! 30 inch cutting width to BARNEY 1 MADE CATFISH LAST ~--r IT REMINDED ME OF THEM HAPPY SUMMER . DAYS AT TH' OL' SWIMMIN' HOLE !! I~OUP 50 inch cuUinli width .3 year warranty .T&n TKACI'OR SAI.E:S ~ EOUIJI'I-IENT right in the heart of Chester 985-4.'184 the PAIN out of PAINTING! The Parish Shop let me do it for youl IS NOW lH't:N AT The Mulberr~· Ta~e liNDA1 PIINnNG Former!~' }# W. .Vnw open H UBBARI}'S GREENHOUSE . Svr:tcmc. OH 7 40-99~-5776 108 ~lain Pomero~· Flowers & Vegetable · planb Flat 56 .95 I()'' Hanging Baskel s~0 Var $5.95- $7.95 Pen:nni•JI S()' -·!" $2.95- $5.95 Pottud Plan"ts 4"- 12" $1..2 5 - $12 .95 Comrnunily Ct!nler 260 Mulbt.'rr~· A\ f. Pomero~· Snme Great Lo"' Prh·es · and Smiling Friendly "f'aces. OPEN : THE BORN LOSER ' : '1 f\;';l \1-\01..)61-\\ W( WC:.I?-.[ ""l I"\\>¥.Jt-IG PROGI<£~~ ... u·· Ferns $10.95 9umlo Jpm Open Dail y 9-5: Closed Sund a i•H : 992··HIB High and Dry Storage Are you in the market. anew car Phone (7441) 992-5232 See 0 RJ" .Rocky . SxlO, IOxiO, IOxiS, 10x20, 10x30 ' Hupp ' Janet Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road IMPORTS Athens Pomeroy. Ohio MANlEn SELF STORAGE 97 Beech Street Mid'd leport, OH 10x10x10x20 992-3194 ' or 992-6635 "Middleport's only · Self-Storqe" 'ROBERT BISSEll COISTRICniN. • New Homes • Garages • ~omplete Remodeling 740-992-1611 Stop & Compare bids. used a two-spade response, to show a minor two-suiter. Now. 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N.ick Punw opened ·tne l ith 5.:18 ERA in IK ~arne, against He allnwed two runs and Morneau dropped in a three- with a double off Da\'id Riske Cie\·elanu. the only AL'team five hits in six innings, leavrun double' just out of cemer J 1-1 ), and Juan Castro '><tcri- he ha>''not beaten sinc·e mak- ing wit!) the score tieu 2-all. Stewart ing his major league debut in Westbrook . who won l-l fielder Grady Sizemore's ficed . Shannon w ith. two outs_· in the ' walkcu before lnuians mana"·reach _ l1h d h • t\I<,J\1. He · .-~ave up two runs games an d· ma de 1he AII -star _t mntng ,_ sen tng 1 e cr Eric Wed ge brought in and six hits inti 2-:1 innings. team in 200-l. has .lost three Mtnne'sota Twtns to a 6-' Wtn Sau~r"--c'. ,·1 l"l.th,· 1 n u~ · • ~ 1-. to l\1't)·s · \l"ts helpe·'u b\• two one-run games this season ~ "" ~ ~ ' · •· '111 t1t' no enJt't1 " d<)U ble plavs over the Cleveland Indians on . f"ac~~ J:~ Mau••r. ~ ~ ,_" J ' and twice- when he pitched a Tuesday night. The Twin> ~· atc\.c1 str,,l ami some · 'Iron~ defense in 1 game. After falling behind 0-2 to OLL!. but Sauerbeck walke .l the tlfth wh~n' K-lauer threw compete . Scan Sauerbeck. Morneau hit ri~ht- hander Lew Fmd. and out Jose Hernandez tr.viD.g to ln his pr~l · ious nm ing . " l' d h · ' Wcsthcnok took a two-hit a so.t mer 'lowar l e gap tn 'Morneau made him pay with steal and the Twin' completed left-center that · a divin g his clutch hit. Morneau abo a gorgeous relay to nn down shutout into the niJHh before Sizemore couldn't snag-. had an RBI ,ingle in the,,,. . Jhonny Peralta at third ·trying losing 2-1 10 the Lns Angeles . h clearing the bases to propel enth. · .. to stretch a double. · Angels. d. the Twins to their fifth win in Before Minnesota · ,cl\reu. Twin ~ reliever Terry Gerut-evene tt at 1- 1 Ill t e seven games. Sauerbeck had stranded all 17 Mulholland got the rinal out fifth with his first homer since Jesse Crain (4-0) pitched runner;; he inherited this sea- in the seventh. lt was the leftc Sept. 8. a _shot into the righttwo innings, and Joe Nathan son. hanuer', . first appearance field seats. He began the sea- . worked the lith for 13th save Minne;oia ,tarter Joe May's since he scratched hi s right so1\ on the disabled list after . in 14 tries. wa~ four outs from an over- eyeball on a feather that was tearing a knee ligament while. .Sizemore and Jody Gerut due tirst career w:in against sticking· out of a pill<;>w in his . pl-aying right tield lasi Sept. homered for the Indians, who Cleveland when the .Indians · hotel room . !7. Reds fromPageBl' season-high 17 an_d wem 3. for-!7 with runners in scar· ing position. '" It's no more ftustrating ~han the way it's been going lately," Washington manager Frank Robinson sa id . "We were winning these close games earlie;.· Now, . we're not. We can't ge t the big hit. Until we gel some hit s with _men on base, it' s going to be frustrating:· The Reds won consecutive games for the first time si nce a three-game winning streak from April !6-'18 . They clinched their first.series wi.n si nce taking a · three-game set against Houston from April 15-!7. They then went 0-8-3 in ll senes. Washington starter Livan · H~rnandez gave up six hits and three runs and struck out a season-hieoh eight " ' over seven innings while avoiding hi s fir>t loss •ince April 19. He was trying to become the franchise's first pitcher .to win at least seven consecutive starts since Pedr9 Martinez won eight in a row for Montreal In \.997. Brandon C lau ssen of the Reds turned in his lon ges t out in g of the season and fir>~ stan · since spraining an ankle o1i May I 0. He allowed seven hits and two run s with four walks and four >trikeouts over si.x innings· for his first win in four starts . His previous longes t stint was 5 1-3 · innings in his other win. Hernande z threw 34. pitches in Cincinnati's. big first inning. With one out on a caught stealing, he walked two batters and hit Adam Dunn with a pitch before Kearns lin~d a bases loaded double into the right field corner to make it 3- 1. That wipe~ out the l-0 lead Washington took on Vinny Casti lla' s RBI-double 10 le ft-center with . two . out s. Ken Griffey Jr. kept the ball from going to th e wall with \' sliding ,stop, forc in g Nick Johnson, who had' been on first. ro hold at third. Pinch-hiuer Marlon Byrd cut Cincinnati's lead to 3-2 with a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the fifth: and pinch-hitter Carlos Baerga singled to drive in Johnson from third with the gametying run in the ninth. That cost David Weathers his seco nd save in as many night s as . the first . Red s reliever to try closing since · Graves' departure. · Notes: The Nati0nals scored a run in the fir st inning for just the second . • \ • t~sting legi~lation Tuesday. M:tjor 'League Baseball. the National Football League . ·· the Nationa l WASHINGTON Athlete' in the four· maJOr Basketball thsociation and U.S. professional leagues the National Hockey Leagu~ i~:ou ld be subject to two- ' would be goterned by the year bath for a first po>itive Clean Spans Act. though the .drug test under legislati on director of the White House proposed Tuesuay. Office of National Drug Sen . John McCai n. · RC0111rol Policy would have Ariz.. joined House Government Reform the· power to add other Comrninee ch:tirman Tom leagues or NCAA Division I Davis, R- Va., and ranking and II programs . Democrat Henry Waxman of . Stearns' bill. if enacted, California in introducitig the wou ld put sports· drug poliClean Sports Act of '2005. cies under comrol of the lt 's the second recent bil-l Commerce Secretary. There that would establish mini- are Other ditlerenc·cs. · The mum. standardized steroids . legislation offered Tuesday. policies across the spectrum for example. requires play- · of American sports. ers to be tested randomly at Rep. Clift' Stearns, a Florida Republican who least five times per year: chairs a House Commerce three during the season. two . and Energy subcommittee. in the offseason. Stearns' proposed the · Drug Free bill requires one test. Sports Act of 2005 last Both bills call for testing month, and his panel will by an independent agency. write the formal legislation ·Both have two-year bans for · Wednesday. a tirst offense and lifetime "There's got to be some kind or legis lation that will ban s for a second. standards absolutely test and punislJ. labeled "dniconian·· by NFL ·Paul professional athleres that use commiss ioner Tagliabue at a hearing last pe"rform an ce -e nhancing drugs,"' McCain said week. RACO awardS 15 scholarships to Southern graduates, A2 ,. BY HOWARD FENDRICH O.SSOCIAIED PRESS ~·. time iri · 22. games this month .... Lopez made his firs\ career start for Cincinnati .... Dunn struck out looking with the bases loaded and one out in third to extend to 57 hi s streak of consecutive failed chances fo hit a sacrifice lly. Dunn .hasn't hit a sacrifice fly ·s in ce July 22. 2003 ... : Carroll sing led and doubled in his first two at-bats to snap a 3-for-20 slump . .'.. The Reds marked the 70th anniversary of the first night game in the majors. at Cincinnati's Crosley Field in !935. by displaying one of the light s from that game on a pedestal in ce nte r field . The lig ht still . worked ... Reds lB Sean Casey . left the game in the seventh after jamming hi s left .s houlder tryin g l(,l fie ld Jose Guillen's gro~nder. He ·was ·to be re-evaluateu Wednesday ·morning. ' . Middleport • Pome~oy, Ohio ;;o l I '\ IS • \ ol. ;;4. :'\o , I 94 ' SPORTS . • Division II regional meet begins. See Page 81 All-Star with the Cavs from 1986-95. joined the FSN Ohio broadcast team last season. working alongside play-by-play an nouncer Michael Reghi. A search to replace Price will begin immediately. . Meigs senjors claini $485,000 in scholarships Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH · Meigs High Seniors receiving scholarships were from the left, front, Katie reed. Emily Ashley, Jenny Bowles, Clare Sisson. Megan Mayes, Naasha Wise, Carrie Michael, Rosanna Dillar, Renee Bailey; second row, Jil li Yoiung, Jenni Yoiung, Nichole Varian, Shannon Whitlatch, Couirtney Nitz. Justine Dowler, Samantha Pierce, Cassie Lee and Grant Arnold; third row, · David Tucker, Trevor Depoy, Jeffrey Baughman, Je-remy Blackston, Ross Well, Eric Cullums, and back, Carl Wo lfe, Jr., Zach Dunham, Brandon Grover. Adam Snowden, Eddie Fife , Patrick Dowell, Randy Hart. HOEFLICH@MmAILYSENTINH.COM POMEROY -.Scholarships totaling nearly $485,000 were awarded to Meigs High School graduating seniors during the annual awards day assembly program Wednesday. Renee Bailey and Carl Wolfe were top recipients of scholarship mohey awarded during the asse mbly. Bailey received a total of $66.250 while Wolfe received $65,900. Bailey was awarded a four' year Wheeling Jesuit Col\ege Presidential ar Scholarship valued $38,000, a Wheeling Jesuit College Grant of $28,000 , and an American ~ed Cross Price not returning for Cavs' telecasts CLEVELAND (AP) Former Cavaliers guard Mark Price will not return as a color TV analyst for the team next season so he can spend more time with . his · family .. Price , a · four-time NBA Charlene Hoefltch/Ph\110 Pie•'- see Meigs. AS Memorial Day celebration planned in Portland BY BETH SERGENT OBITUARIES BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . Page A5 · • Glassco Fairrow II, 59 • Mary Etta Shamblin, 78 . • Charles Yonker, 83 INSIDE EClOBBER BIG CITY PRIC-ES · NO EEDTO lE '"'" .m)d~til)wllli•~<· l., '"" 1'1 It . RS]) ,\ \', l\1,.\ \' :.!h. :!Oo:; • Poppy Day is Friday in Gallipolis. See Page A2 • TOPS club meets. See Page A3 • Embryonic stem cell debate moves to the Senate in shadow of veto threat. See Page A6 • Pre~registration deadline set for car show. See Page A7 . Beth Sel'llent/photo Southern FFA members (from left) Butch Shamblin, James Davisson and Southern FFA teacher Butch Mitchell water flowers that were grown by the FFA and will be so!d at the Portland Community Center's Memorial Day Celebration which will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The FFA will also provide chickens for chicken dinners that will be sold at the event. .WEATHER PORTLAND - In recent months the old Portland School has found a new-lease on life as the Portland Community Center which will· be · home to the town's Memorial Day festivities. From ll :JO a.m. to 4 p.m. on Memorial Day .the Rock N Cpuntry Cloggers and Rocky Mountain Bluegrass Band will perform fo~ the public at the Center. . The public is encouraged to bring their lawn chairs to enjoy the entertainment. A baker's choice pie baking contest will be followed by a pie auction and drawings for prizes including a bicycle, all of which will be announced by auctioneer Dan Smith. . Flowers will be sold by Southern FFA members which also provided the chickens for the chicken dinners that will be for sale · traditional alongside Memorial D:iy barbecue items.- the barbecue begins Please see Portland. AS Albany man runs Athens to Parkersburg forACS BY BRIAN J, REED BREED@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.COM ALBANY Aaron Frechette of Albany ran 37 miles from Athens to Parkersburg, W.Va. lasi weekend, in a "Journey for Life" to rai se· money for the American Cancer Society.The run took nine hours to complete. He began ·at BioLife Plasma Services on East State Street in Athens, continued along U.S. 50 and Ohio 7, and across the Memorial Bridge to the BioLife office in Parkersburg. A cancer survivor him self, Frechette, 23, works at BioLife in Athens and carrie across the idea for hi s personal fundraiser when he read about the Relay fur Life, the Cancer Society's trademark community fundraiser. "I wanted to do sornethi ng Please see Run. AS McDaniel.is Middleport 'postmaster for a day' BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYOA.ILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - Adam McDaniel of Middleport wok a day 's vacation as a funeral director will) Fisher Funeral Home to serve as postmaster for a day at the Middleport Post . Office, and left with a new appreciation · for the work of a postal employee . McDaniel's name was chosen by Cinda Harris, longtime postal clerk at the post office. from 21 submitted in an open INDEX 2 SECI10NS- 16 PAGES • OVER.I Calendars • A3 Classifieds B4-6 Comics · B7 Dear Abby A3 ' Editorials A4 Obituaries As Places to go A7 Sports Weather B Section AB © 2005 OhJo Valley Publishing Co. ~~!ra~~~r~o\~he~evJ~!~d~~ Irian J. -fpbolo Assistant Middleilort Fire Chief Bruce Swift said Wednesday a fire which destroyed an apartment in downtown Middleport was likely •started when a butane lighter flashed and set a chair on fire. The apartment. located on the second floor of the building adjacent to the former Judy Kay's Restaurant on North Second Avenue and occupied by Ben and Barb Harris, was destroyed, and another apa'rtment suffered some Smoke and .water damage. Swift said the restaurant was undamaged . The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire DePartment and Police Depart(l1ent assisted at the scene. morning by the "real'' postmaster, Scan Justus, and perBeth Sercent/pbolo formed virtually all the tasks Adam McDaniel , left, was Postmaster for a Day at the of a professiot;~al postmaster. " It was prel!y neat, but I Middleport Post Office on Wednesday. Here, Postmaster Scott wouldn't want to do it every Justus presents him with a gift for his day's service. day." McDaniel said of his ' experience. ' "Being a post- office must be accounted for . fou~ mail carriers delivered, gave a service talk about premaster is definitely one of the . at all times." McDaniel helped son mail . venting dog bites, and attendhardest jobs around. It's very . " for post office boxes, counted ed to customers at the post d le IOU S. "Every stamp . in the post . all the mail that the village's . office window. Join us for an OLE Car Cruise-In '740-992-6614 1-800-837-1094 • .. ... __ , GMC:. . . ... .. TMre.. 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