http://66.213.69.5/files/original/77c7d1e35f5e87064bd8e9c63ee192b6.pdf e6c5cda2b5a4ce53f070e173f71a6170 PDF Text Text -. , Pase Bf The Daily Sentinel . www.mydailysentinel.com ·Tuesday, July 12, ' 2005 . Evidence indicates four suicide attackers carried out London bombings, A2 Wide-open list of challengers at 99th Ohio Am .~ OhioWtnllllil'« Arna~''"' .8l!lfjvi,nners·. ·.." · BY RusTY MtUER Golfweek/Titleist national ASSOCIATED PRESS amateur rankings, is hoping to gain enough points in the : The defending champion . Southern Am to make the isn't around so all bets are presllgtous U.~. Walker off at th~ 99th Ohio Cup team. . :·,It ~as. one of those Amateur golf championship this week at Zanesville th1ngs. Altson Retlers satd, Country Club. , ·:He was torn b~tween Kyle Reifers won by defending and ,tryt.ng to th~ee strokes last year at extend somethmg he s very Columbus Country Club by . ~roud of. and a on~~- m -ashoo1ing a . final-ro1,md 67 . hlettn1e opportumty. His father, Randy. had won Rellers .won the.Northcast the state amateur twice and Am and lmt shed 1n the top his mother, Alison. won the 10 earli er thts year at the women's Ohio Am once. Sunnehanna · and . the The younger Reifers, who Monroe amateur tournllwill be a junior at 'Wake ments. , Forest, is passing up a Witli Reifers not among chance to defend hi s title the 144. Ohio .Am starters. because he is playing in the.· there is no ckarcut favo rite. Southern Am in Myrtle '"There arc a lot of Beach. Reifers, ranked fifth u'nknowns in the field.'" said in the latest Jim Popa. executive dire<> · tor of the sponsoring Ohio Golf Association. "As I look down the list, there are a lot of 17-: 18~ . 19- and 20year-olds m that transttlun between htgh school and college. All of the.m can play or they wouldn t be m our fteld. Tnere are a lot ot the same guys who play m our tou~nament e~ery year, alll'ng Wtth a lot ?I new gu~s who may .. be dtamonds m the rough . · . . The tournament ts returnmg to Zanes ville tor the ltrst tune smce 1955. That tournament. won by Robert R.mlon,. ended · Arnold Palmers two -ye~1r retg~ as Ohto Am champtun. What makes the Ohio Am such an interes'!ing competition e'very yea r is the mix of wily vet erans. former COLUM8U8 (o\11)the olllo ~- ....,a:A..:iilliOQ . ' ' pros who have regained -(lOll---~ 1., ('IWt \......,.,. ~lllfll~ . 18ltH<Iol-. ' their amateur status, ..and -~): 1 ~ f'llddudt Jr., cto.i IIOOI< cc lll!l F11rocty lloltM. Cc,t I 11" 111 oc t~.,.-r ......,, e*'IOn 100 up-and-coming high school ·1961-Tam JoMo :Jr., '"-11!41 cc _ 1VII2-Ftlncil C81dl, 0o11MT11u1 CC 18ile 8"")' ,.,.,, Aun GlC and college kids who know 1853--Aroold Pllmof, Pine Rklge CC. 1M Rei>-.~ CC OC no fear and hit the ball a 1854-Amold ,...,_, Sylwnlo CC 18110 Anclollon. Sltlnln 1955 Roben Rankin, z...,... cc 1tle1--Jotf Junk, 1~ Club • mile off the tee. 1956 Robe~ McCIIl, W - CC 1-.ndy -..,, N(:R CC CC Three 16-year-olds .1957-Robert Floss, Sprfng!leld CC •. 1-.Aobtrt - · Conlolbury 19114-Ertc: Frl$!10tte. 5alo1o OC '' Michael Drobnick and 195&-Richard Schwartz, Tippecanoe cc 1959-Tony Blom, Kenwood cc 111811-Aion Fadel. Coldetroem CC Michael Kinkopf, both of 1960-[)on.carmtehaOI. Zaneovillt CC 1998;-4'1obert Gerwin. M1aJrn Vol!e!' GC 1~7--Andy Montooth, Etyna CC Hilliard and Bo Hoag of 1961- Walter Stahl Jr., Inverness Club 1962-Tony Blom, Doylon CC 1tle8 Mau Ehlinger, Sprirlgfleld CC ' Dublin - are in the field 1963-Robert Boume, Elyria CC 1999 Ben Cllrtla, Moral"' CC, . '• along with 60-year-old ex- 19M-Carl Unls Maketewllh CC 2000-!len Curtis,'Brollklilde Golf and C(! Ftookenzler, Weotl>rook CC 2001.,..f'l(l!)trt Get>~tn, The H!o~C Clut> '· · Ohio State player Alex 1965-Richard 1966-Bobby Littler, Toledo cc · 2002~1n Kornowa, Syt1111nla ~ . ' Antonio of Gahanna. , · 1967-l.illu Sabotln. Beeohmont CC 2003-;s- Paramore, Aurora G&CC · l.Owls Jr.. Colunibus CC 2!J()4.-.I(yte Relfers, COlumbus CC The younger Kinknpf will 1968-Robert 19611-(lary Artz. Sylvania CC · ' be joined in the field by hi s 197G-Mike McCullough, Tippecanoe cc Mumpte wl"""": 11-AobM Sarvto (1~33. ':36· 1971-.Jack Hesler. Scioto CC '39, "40, '47): 4-Haroklw.t>lr (1907, '12, '20, father. Ken Kinknpf. Schenk. Belmont CC , '21): 3--Joe K. Bolo (f909; '10, "14); Mailrlce ·Past champions in the 1972-Ludwlg 1973-SlOIIe Groves. Flnekiy CC McCa~hy (1935, '37. '38): 2-T. 'Storllng field inclt1Je Alan Fadel 197...:.Ktm Heisler, NCR CC .lleckwlth (190!1, '08); DeWitt Bolen (t913, '19); Jack Munroe (1918. '23): Joe Wells (1922, '24); ( 1995) and Steve Paramore 1975-Rick Jones, Highland Meodows CC 1976-Taylor Metcalfe, Springfield CC John Florio (1929, '32); Frank Stranahan (2003 ). 19n-GaryTrlvlsonno. Klngo Island CO (1941 • 'o42): Harold PaddoCk Jr. (1948, '50); The I OOth Ohio Am will t97&-JohnCook, .ColumbusCC . Arnold Palmer ,(1953. '54); Tony Blom (1~. 1979--lohn Cook, Moraine CC . , · be . pla'yed next year at . 1980-Roct<y Mllier, Sharon GC '62): John Cook (1978, "79); RIUldy Relfera (19llll. "112)1 Ben C.urtli. (1999, 2000); ~ Canterbury Country Club in· 1961-John Hamrtck, Miami Yalley GC 1982-Brian Fogt, lrivemess Club Gerwin (1996, ~1) .• "' • Cleveland. Cf LCRUM@MYpAI LYREGISTER.CO M POINTPLEASANT. W.Va. - It was a frustrating end to a season that did not fall the way . of the Point Pleasant . Babe Ruth team. The team finished up a win .less season with a 7-0 no hit · ter loss to .. the Babe Ruth squad from the Huntington area. While Point only manage.d two base runners in the game with one being walked and one being hit by a pitch. the visitors posted six hits in the win. Dunkle led off the first inning with a single, followed by a single from Brooks and a walk of Woods. allowing .Dunkle to eventually score giving them the early 1-0 lead . The Huntington squad post- ed two more runs in the thi rd when Dunkle crossed the plate for the second time in the game and Richards reached home .after being walked . They again scored .in the fourth . adding three runs from Barebo. Miller and Childers, making the comeback an uphill baul e for Point Pleasant. Point suffered through two ' traight innings of three and out before the first batter of the game. Jarud Meigc; readied after being hi t by a pitch. He made it no farther than second before the final ·out of the innning was reached. While the team from Huntingtoi1 added another run in the fifth. Point fou ght through two more innings of three up and three down before Heath Booton became the second Point player to get on base with a walk. But that would be the high!ight of the day for Point Pleasant as the rest of the sixth and seventh innings pased by with little offense. · giving the .visiting squad the 7-0 win. Despite the lack of offe,nsive firepower, Point did manage 'to showcase some quality play from pitchers Chri s Casey. who pitched four innings and Ricky Wyant who finished out the final three mni,ngs. Saturday 's game marks the end of the Babe Ruth season for the Point Pleasant squad, however most of the players . will remain in action through· out the su mmer in vario'us leagues around the area. Agent: ·ngauskas to re-sign with Cavs Milwaukee's Michael Redd and Seattle's Ray Allen decided to re-sign with their curre nt teams instead of moving to Cleveland . Hughe s doe·s n' t have the shooting ability of Redd or Ilgauskas an otfseason priori- Allen, but fie averaged 22 ty. His signing is the seconu points per game and made the free-agent deal reached by NBA"s All-Defensive team new general manager Danny . last season. Ferry, who has: rou ghl y $28 llgauskas began his career million to spend as he tries to with the Cavs during the build a talented support ing . I 997-98 season and at one cast around All -Star LeBron point played in only 29 games James, over two seasons becau'se of The agent' for guard Larry live foot operations. But he Hughes said last week that his has not · mi ssed a game client would leave the because of a major injury Washington Wizards as a free since 2001-02 and averaged agent for the Cavaliers. who 16.9 points and 8.6 rebounds · reached the deal after last season. CLEVELAND (AP) Free agent center Zydrunas llgauskas will re-sign with the Cavaliers, getting a (ive-year deal that could be wonh up to $60 million. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported on its Web site Monday. Agent Herb Rudoy told the paper, "Z intends .to sign back with Cleveland. Z is thrilled with the idea of coming back." Messages seeking comment were left on Ilgaus.l\as' cell phone and at Rudoy 's office by The Associated Press on Monday night. The deal can't become official until the freeagent signing period begins on July 22. · The Cavs made signing Alps fromPageBl ' . instead of the 119.6 mil es ori ginally pl anned. Arm stron g use d the mountains in previ ous Tours lo power away from rival s. putting a grip on th e race that he kept to Paris. An exception was 2003 when he struggled . but still found a way to win and match the then-record of five Tour victories. There was no arnbi guit y about hi s.. rcco rd six th victory last year. He won all three Alpine stages as well as one . of two in the Pyrs nees : and topped Dff his domination by takin g the final time triaL That left liim . free to sip champagne in the sadd le as· he rode into Pari s. to' Claim the win'ner",, ye llow jersey. Thi s yea r. th e Texan appears determined to confound those who wnnder whether he is tdn uld or jaded at 33 to win agai n. He rode to a second-p lace finisll in th.c openin g time trial , hu ildin g hig time gaps ove r " Ullrich. Ba"o .and others. '"That wa.s sc'ary. " Julich said. Such a stronu sta rts shows th at "'he's ready to rock some cages in th e mountains ... Anmtrong\ syuad then delivered him the overall lpd h} winnin g lht' tc;, m time trial un D;ty -1 . which follow at the end of the week. Sitting back and hoping the American suddenly collapses is unlikely to be a winning formula : His bad days at previou s Tours have · been few and far between. " If you want to . beat. Lance. if you want to win this Tour, you have to attack, not just follow ." Team CSC manager Bjarne Riis said. 'rhe 119.6. mile route to Cotirchevel includes two major climbs, including a . long uphill finish , that like ly will show which of t.he main riders are trul y in top form and start separatin g pretenders . froin genu·int!. contenders for the Tour crown. Tuesday 's IOth stage was meant to start in the city of Grenoble . Instead,' it will be'gin 7. I mile's away in the · village of' Brignoud to allow a demon strati on hy farmers ang ry over wo lf . attacks on 'thei r sheep and cows, Tour organ izers announced Monday after meeting livestock rearers . .Riders will be held up for a few minut es. Ini tially. farmers had pl ann ed to Arnl~trong wore the race bloc k the race. T.he compro- leader's y~ ll ow jersey fu~ mise mean s the stage will the next five day s and then be raced over 11 2.5 miles , tactica'Jiy surre i1dered it on ·. LEBANON (AP) Michelle Wie · faded down the stretch again and shot a 6-over 76 on the lirst day ~f stroke play at the men's Amateur Public Links on Monday. Playing in front of a hu,ge gallery. the 15-year-old tied for 84th in the !56-player field. The low 64 scorers over 36 holes of medal play - the second· 18 is Tuesday - move on to match play on Wednesday. ' Wie, who won the 2003 Women :s Amateur Public Links, is playing in th e men 's APL because the win11~r traditionally .gets an in vitation to the Masters: She just missed the cut, at the PGA Tour's John Deere Ciass ic last week, also find~ ing trouble on the tina! few holes. Wie played the first 10 holes at Shaker Run Golf Club in even-par, then had two double-bogeys and two more bogeys on the way into the clubhouse. At the par-3 II th, she hit her approach into the lagoon in front of the green. After taking a drop, her third shot went through the green and she two-putted from just over 20 feet for a 5. ' She followed that with consecutive bogeys and then par:red three holes in a row before finding more trouble friends of the players," he at the par-5 17th. Attempting said. '"Occasionally, if we to hit hct driver over trees have a popular local player, guarding the left side of the we might have 20 or 30 playdogleg . left, s.he hit a high ers with a group . So thi~ was, draw that ended up hitting a what, about I ,000 percent tree and ricocheting into a bigger?" lake . She took a drop, hit an · Several hundred fans foliron out of. the deep rough lowed her for most of the -and put her approach on the round in high humidity and front of the green before temperature s approaching three-putting for a 7. 90. There were nine USGA Wie was a huge attraction officials and two deputy even before she hit the sheriffs · assigned to her course . threesome and there 'was still More· ·than 300 people a lot of noise on most holes lined the back perimeter of as the fans broke away as 'ihe driving range to watch soon as she hit her final putt. her hit balls, with several :. McCarthy said the sec.urity hundred more awaiting her 'and crowd control provided arrival on the tlrst tee. When was "an" inappropriate Wie left the . practice tee, amount." there was not a single spectator who stayed behind. Six TV cameras were trained on her a: she teed off The gallery watching her on the tlrst hole. was frequently stacked three or four deep behind each Wie bogeyed the opel)ing green. This is the tlrst time hole after hitting her second that the sponsoring· U.S . Golf shot to the par-5 hole about Association has ever put 30 yards left Of and over the ropes around a! I the tees and green. She hit a delicate chip · all the greens at an APL to over a trap · that rolled · keep spectators away from through the green and she the players. chipped up and two' putted Bill McCarthv, the USGA for the bogey. staffer in char~e of the chamAt the second hole , she pionship, satd he 's never drilled a long drive, hit her seen anything like it at an approach to 8 fee.t and drilled Amateur Public Links event. the pun. A woman in the " I can only say that during gallery yelled, "Go, stroke play we might see Michelle''" just as the ball so'!'e immediate family and fell in the cup. Su'nday to CSC's Jen s Voi gt. Voigt is not a con· te i1der ·. for the overall crown. so letting the Ge rman wear the famed jersey for a few days is not a prohlem for Armstrong . The key time . gaps to watch in the three Alpine stages are those hetween Arm strong, Ullri ch. Kloeden. Vinokourov and Basso and a few other rider->. includ ing former Armstrong teammate Floyd · Landis, who could still surpnse . Vinokourov. the Kazakhstan champion who placed third in the 2003 Tour, is I minute . 2 seconds behind Armstrong. Basso. th·ird last yea r. is I :26 back. Ull ric h. the 1997' winner and a fi ve- time runner-up. trails by I:36. Kloeden. last year·., runner-up. and Landis are hoth I :50 behind . · . Vi nokouru v · could p'rove to, be the bi ggest threa t to . Armstrong and is hungf·Y fur success. ha ving missed the 2004 Tour wi'th ·an injury. He already tested Armst ron g on , Saturday when the American's tea m• mate' failed to match the quick pace on a cli mb. leaving hi11,1 alone to' fend off Vinn kourm··s speedy ,oll'.l~·\ol ,,J "'' •. · SPORTS • American Lei:!gue wins another. See Page B1 OBITUARIES .. \\11• '\ 1 ~ 1•\' .n 1\ # .. BY BRIAN J. REED INDEX . 2 SECilONS- i2 PAGFS Calendars Classifieds A3 · 82:4 Comics Bs Dear Abby Editorials · A3 A4 Obituaries As Sports Weather. B Section A6 © 2oos Ohio Valley Publlshing Co. • I Jt is a I will not put a facility here in valuable on.e. and neighbors should have Pomeroy or anywhere e l~e in Meigs considered that hetore they ~arne out in POMEROY - Bii'l Varney of County." Varney· said. "'Those who do such strong qppos ition. Gallip0lis has abandoned plans to put not want it will not have it.". . . '" They should be ashamed," a "21st-century halfway hpuse" in the Varney said he will locate the facil - Tattcrson said. 'They didn 't let the Veterans Memorial Hospital building ' ity in another community. which has man get a word in before they decided due to public opposition. voiced support for it ; however. he did they didn ' t want it. He should have Varney House would have provided not say where that comm).lnity was . been given an opportunity to at least temporary housing and job training Varney had hoped to begin with a . explain what he wanted to do." for those just released from prisons. lease of 20 beds in the area last used County Commissioner Jim Sheets The 90-day program would have . as the behavioral health care unit - said the plan could not have been sue· · served southern Ohio ·clients. State the wing of the hospital originally cessful .w ithout public support . law would have required that those '"He made the righ t deci sion to pull used as an emergency room. He hoped clients from outside of Me.igs Couryty a second phase would include use of out." Sheets said . ""Someth ing of this return to their home counties once the enti re facility. He had made his nature would re4uire public support in they completed the program, and all plans based on a verbal agreement order to sUL:ceed . You don ' t miss what participants would have· been under with commissioners, but the terms of you never had·to begin with." constant security. · a proposed lease .were never made Commi ssiqner·s sec no realistic ·At a .meeting at the hospital on public, because state funds to operate means of re-opening the 40 year-old · Tuesday, Varney used what was to have B~an J. Reed/photo the private, · non-prolit facility were building as a health care facility. been an informational session about Bill Varney explains his decision to not to be available until October. because of' its proximity to Holzer Varney House to announce his decision abandon Me igs County" as the site for Some of those who live and work Meigs Clini c. Instead, they hope to to go elsewhere with a facility which Varney House, a halfway house he close by supported the proposal - or build a new health care campus on U.S. could have ~mployed as many as I 00 hoped to open in the Veterans at least ·fe)t Varney should have been Route 33 anu lind another constructive people and contributed hundreds of Memorial Hospital building. given a chance to explain his plans . use for the Veterans Memorial build· thousands to Meigs County's treasury Barbara Tatterson lives in The Maples, ing . Sheets said earlier thi s week the and the retail and service economy here. before he was even able to outline the just"across East Memorial Drive froth costs of maintaining the building and Varney encountered · voql opposi · services he planned to orfer. He said the abandoned hospital where she was heating it in the winter have become tion to his plan at Monday evening's yesterday that reception inspired his • once employed. She attended yester- excessive. and said .the ·county will meeting of-Pomeroy Village Council, decision to go elsewhere with his plan. day's informational session, <md said the likely stop doing so later thi s year. Larg.e crowd attends Chautauqua~s opelllng night Merchants BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLI CH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM CHESTER - If the first ni ght of the Ohio Chautauqua with its Roaring Twenties theme is any. indication, Tesidents are in for a series .of". d~lightful progFams fu1I of humor and history under the big red and white tent pitched on the Chester Commons. The historical first-person portrayal by Hank Fincken of Henry Ford, known for his promise big prize for ducl_ty derby winner work in the automobile industry. was both educational and highly entertaining The format was one uf the audience as dealership agents being addressed by Ford and included considerable audi~;:nce interaction . ~V CHARLENE HOEFLICH ,. . Jn . his portrayal, Fincken HOEFLIC H@MYDAILYSENTINEL90M tells the storv of the life and times of Ford. hi s business POMEROY - A $1 ,000 philosophy ·of provid·ing shopping spree . will be the quulity and putting service top award ill' the annual above profit while proposing ducky derby contest held by the Pomeroy Merchants Please see Opening. AS Association during the Sternwheel Festival. Sept. 22-24. . Plan s · for the derby were made at a meeting of the merchants Tuesday morning at People s Bank. The person ""adopting" the duck bearing the winning number and crossing the fint sh line tirst will be the recipie nt of the top prize which is paid in Meigs County Chamber of · Commerce ""bucks" to be spent ut a local busines~ or businesse s with Chamber' m~m bersh ip . . Charlene Hoeftlch/photoo Fincken arrived i~ a Model A Ford for his portrayal of industrialist Henry Ford. H<;~nk . Th e second place pri ze will be a $500 sav ing s bonu. and the third place ,a $200 sav in gs bond. Fourteen members of the Modei-A:Ford Club of Gallipolis drove Nume'rou s other pri zes will their cars into Chester for' a fe'ature display at the Ohio. be awarded to run ners-up in Chautauqua Tuesday night.' th e eve nt. The sal e of ""adoption . . papers "" hy merch <lnts. and otllers wi ll begin in August. Last yea r a tota l of 6~9 du.:ks were sold. The money is used bv the Merchants Assnciatioi1 to fund projects; improve the downtown. and contribute to community program s including firework s Jisplay s. • Ge\>rge Wrig ht re po rted on the recem "ork completed in the downtown area by th e yo uth groups co niing into the county. Im p(ol·emel)ts to the sidewalk.inthe min i-park by the boys and girls was especially noted . . Presi den t John Mu sser. also ,·illai!e mavor. tw ted tha t Fcpair -on th e 'parking lot wall is pending other fu nd·in g. and reported that paving on the pa rkin g lots . and most of the .downtown lleth Sergent/ plloto su·eets will begin in . about A view from the Mason, W.Va. side of the Pomeroy·Mason lhree weeh . Repair to the Bridge(s) shows the new bridge is catching up to the old one. gatehos of damage caused The Ohio Department of Transportation recently announced by fl oodin g is undaw ay . mid-2007 as i he new bridge·s completion date. Weather rei at· Musser re'ported. A discu"ion was held on ed delays and a s lip on the Ohio side initially s lowed con· the missing banners which struction on the $5l+·mitlion project. ·· adorn the period light posts. . "That would have been the wl)en· the suggestion to abort in downtown Pomeroy and most expensive diving board th~ project was made . the need to re place several · An < idditiona· l S7·m illi on "i tli no a-:t ion to be taken in the nation,'" Collins s aip was spent to stabili ze · .the 110\\ . about the Ma ~on. W.Va. side Ohio side of the bank and s. l iP Erin Roush of the Chamber of the bridge that was already Please see Bridge, AS Please see Derby, AS • hangin g out into the water Ward ·seeks Pomeroy-Mason Bridge to new.trial on first charges ~ be completed mid-2007. - BY BRIAN "If the } are not stro ng I think he has a problem."' said Rii,. ,the CSC manager who. won the Tour 111 I 99fi. "After last night 's council meeting. service Varney would have oltered BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM J. REED BREED® M~DAILYSENTINEL .CO ~ . .Detatls on P..e A6 ~ ~ ~~~~ · • ~'" · .. h ·•lll•"'''"''' •ot, , Varney pulls out on plans for Pomeroy halfway house. T:Nsn)E. · ........-. • Three passenger trains crash in Pakistan station, killing more than 1OQ people. See Page A2 • Antiques on the T to open soon. See Page A3 • Officer now serving in Iraq. See Page A3 • Roush reunion set for Aug.~6 . See .Page A3 • Parade to honor.3664th members. See Page AS • PVH Community Rela~ons Department honored with awards. :See Page AS :• Local briefs. See Page AS • Angry residents·vs. mayor: Euclid recall first in city's history. See Page A6 j t . Page AS • Frances Miller • Peyton Roush WEATHER .., urg ..: ~. adds Eastem's Amsbary, Bt Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Point Pleasant falls in finale · Wie fades down the stretch before ·hundreds of fans BY lARRY CRUM Rio Grande baseball ' BY BETH SERGENT " BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Gallia POMEROY -. The Ohio of County Common Pleas Court Department Judge D. Dean Evans will Transportation 's latest estidecide July 27 whether Ray mate for the co)llpletion date Ward of Rutland deserves of the new Pomeroy-Mason another trial · on sexual Bridge is mid-2007 . This date was announced offenses 4ating back to 200 f.. Ward, 33, .was convicted in by ODOT Deputy Director June on six counts of rape, for Di stri ct I0 George and acquitted on four other Collins at, yesterday's Meigs Chamber of rape charges and a charge of County corrupting another with Commerce luncheon. The bridge' s original comdrugs. A secon.d trial involvple!ion date was thi s Ing a seqond alleged victim. charging ·him with two counts November, pushing the. PJ"t:!,· of unlawful sexual conduct ject behind schedu le , by with a mipor. ended in a mis- approximately six-months. The bulk of the delays have .trial in July after a jury (leadbeen on the Ohio side of the locked. A new trial on five charges bridge and included flooding alleging pnlawful sexual con- · and a slip. The slip threatened · duct with a minor, rape and to abort 'the whole project according to Collins. · gross sexual impositton involving two victims - has , '" A couple of the e~gi neers been scheduled for Nov. JO. wanted to abon or even move Ward i also charged with ·the bridge, I told them that similar se'xua l offen ses in was not acceptable." Collins said about complications from the unforeseen slip. Plltase see Ward, AS ,. ____ ..,....... -'- ' ' " �.. , ·.PageA2. NATION • ·WORLD The Daily ~tinel BY THOMAS WAGNER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER LEEDS. England - New evidence suggests four su icide bombers, including at least three Briton s of Pakistani descent, carried out the ,rerror attacks in London, Tuesday. · officials · said Surveillance cameras captured the men as they arrived in the capital just 20 minutes before the explosion s began. Police raided six homes in Leeds searc~ ing · for explosives and computer files that would shed · more light on what were believed to be the fir st suicide bombings in Western Europe. They arre.sted a man. identitied by the Briti sh news agency Pre~s Jl:ssociation as a relative of one of the susnected bombers. A town counci lor told The Associated Press that at least three·w the presumed suicide bombers were British citit.ens of Paki stani ancest·ry. One bomber was tlwught to be Shahz<id Tanweer. 22year-old cricket-lo ving sports science graduate. ~tnd anothe r was a teenager, Press Associati<Jn report ed. On its Web site.'The Times newspciper name(! Tanw~er. as well as Leeds res idents AP Photo l-lasib Hu >Sain. 19. and Police stand outs ide a ho use in· Colwyn Road, Beeston, near Leeds Tuesday, which is one of five residential premises raided by Mohammed Sidique Khan. the 30-year-old fat her of an officers in northern England. Anti-terrorist poltce investigating tl1e London bomb ings swooped in on five resid,ences Tuesday 1· eight-month old baby. The mori1ing. No arrests were tmmediately re ported. ' newspaper said police were still trying to identify the utes before the blasts began, House of Islami c of whom came from the West Britain 's Two mili ta nt fourth bomber. Peter Clarke . head of th e groups have claimed respon- Yorkshire area. We are try,ing Commons, but didn't say Without citing sources. the Metropol it an Police anti-ter- sibility for the bombings, to establish their movements· why. No evacuation had been Times said the mastermind rorist branch. to ld a Scotland which killed at least 52 peo- in the run-up to last week's ordered. be hind the ·attacks as well as Yard news conference . Mohammed Iqbal. a town ple on three subway trains attacks. and specifically to the bombmaker were still . U.S. intelligence age ncies m1d on a bus. Police had pre- estab lish if they all died in councilor who represents the thought to be at large. Poli ce urc checking the names of the viously indicated there was the ex~osions , " Clarke said. City-on-Hunslet section of found a "bomh factory" dur- London bombers against their no evidence of sui<;ide bombThe West Yorkshire region Leeds , told AP that all of the ing the Leeds raids, the news- data bases . looking for any ings, suggesting instead that includes Leeds, and the homes raided in Leeds paper said. U.S co nn ection . President' timers were useJ. homes of the three suspects belong to "British citizens of Press Association · said the Bush told group of ·chief Although pnltce stopped from the city were amofl'jl the Pakistani origin." men had driven a rental car to executi ve's at a private White short of callin g them suicide six that were searched Three of the homes were in the neighborhood he repreattacks, Clarke said "stron g Tuesday. Luton, 30 miles north of House meeting Tuesday. London. and then bOarded a Tom Noonan. head ot foren sic and other evidence" Acting 011 six warrants. sents, Iqbal said in a phone Internet suggests one of the suspects British soldiers blasted their call with AP's office in commuter train to London's Atlanta-based King's Cross station. Police Secu rit y Systems. said the was kil led iil a subway bomb- way into ·an unoccupied , Islamabad , the Pakistani capclosed Luton's train station and president described the bomb- ing and property belonging to modest Leeds row house. ital. He said he had just met carried out a controlled explo- 111 gs as suicide attacks during a the three others was found at Streets were cordoned off with police about the investision on a parked car, which the meeting with members of the the lnca tion of the other and about 500 people were gation. "This is not gobd for BBC reponed had explosives. White· .House's National hlasts. evac uated. Hours earlier, ' Closed-circuit TV video Infrastructure Advisory "The investigation quit e · police searched five homes . Muslims," Iqbal said, "We have businesses here. There showed all fo ur men hrrivin g Council. agroupofCEOs wt10 early led us to have .concerns elsewhere in the city. Later Tuesday; police said a will be a backlash." at Kin g's Cross by 8:30a.m. provide advice about keeping abou t the movement s and Several ofticials, including on Thursday. about 20 min - imp011ant networks secure. activitie.> of four men. three security alen was issued at a a Tbree passenger trains crash in ·Pakistan ..station, killing more than 100 people Bv ZARAR KHAN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER KARACHI. Paki stan Three JXtssenger !rains cra"ih ed in a· chain-reaction pileup in a so uthern Pakistan station early Wednesday, killing more than I(X) people and mjuring hundreds of others. oftlcial s said . Pakist ,m"s deadliest train wreck in more than a decade left the ' tat ion van.! covered · wi th twisted siee( from at least t :1 derai leu cars·. · Official s'said body parts were ~t rewn abnl)t and em~rgency crews had to cut through m ~ t alto reach some vict ims. ' " It is a very gme~ome situJtion." pol ice chief Agha Mohammed Tahir told The Associated Press. "Rescue workers have started to pull the dead and injured out. There 1vere many people inside anp there are a lot of casualties.'' Abdul Wahab Awan. general manager of ; Pakistan Railways. 'aid officia ls on the scene had told him more than IOil people were dead and hundreds more injured. The crash started abOut 4 a.m. when a train sitting in a station ·near tl1e Sindh province city of Ghotki was hit in the rear by a second . train" the Karachi Express. A third. oncoming train then slammed into car' derailed in the tirst cr::sh, said Abdul A7it. a senior mntrolkr at Paki, tan Railways. Awan said the driver or the Kara chi Exprc" misread a signal .. "The ' crash occ urred because of misreading of a signal by the dri ve r' of Karachi Expre" a11d it rammed the Quetta Expre". which· was not movi ng." Awan told The Assoc iated' Press. ··: The injured were taken in ;HnbulanCc~., and privat~ car to ;1rea ho,pitals Special train, were · hcing sent to tak~ strantleU ~u r v i\or~ to their destinations. offi cia ls said . Qhotki is about 370 miles northea.st of Karachi. in remote Sindh province. Foreign Minister Jack Straw, have said the attacks bore the "hallmark" of al-Qaida, and one of the questions investigators are presumably trying to answer is whether the four suspects had outside help in 'planning the attacks. Jeremy Shapiro, director of research at the center on the · United States and Europe at . the Brookings Institution. said Europeans had been involved in suicide 'attacks in the Mideast, but he ·knew of no successful suicide bombings in Western Europe previously. Pakistan's government has · been a key ally in the war on terror. hunting down hundreds of. al-Qaida suspects and turning them over to the United States. But as in most of the Islamic world, its citizens have been deeply · opposed to British and · American military action in Afghanistan and Iraq. Police did not identify the four su.spects believed to have been killed. · A senior security offi'cial. who has viewed the closed- • ·circuit TV footage, told Press Association that the men were talking casually as they carried their bombs in backpacks at the King's Cross station. Clarke said police had strong evidence that the man believed to have carried a bomb on(o the subway train that exploded between the Aldgate and Liverpool Street stations died in the blast, and they were awaiting confirmation from the cproner. One of the suspects had been reported missing by his family at 10 p.m. Thursday, and some of his propeny was found on the double-decker bus in which 13 died, Clarke said. " We have now been able to establish that he was joined , on hi s journey to London by three other men," he said. Some witness accounts suggested the bus bomber may have blundered, blowing up the wrong target and accidentally killing him~e lf. A witness who got off the crowded bus just before it exploded told AP he saw an agitated man in his 20s fiddling anxiously with some. thing in hi s bag. EXTRA! EXTRA! Coming Friday, July ~9, 2005 · " The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Baby Edition is a Special Edition filled with photographs ~f local children - ages newborn to four years old. The Baby Edition will appear in the July 29th issue; ·Be sure your child, grandchild, or relative is involved! AP Photo Tristan Roach Son of Charles &.. April Roach Gallipolis Pictures must be In by Friday July 22nd, 2005. Pictures can be picked up after August 1st, 2005. inslJrc r 1n lhe nalion, N <J r,~ ~w,de ' Agnbus..n es o;. uncl e rstands larmers' needs. That's why we o,fffl r Agr rCh01Ce"" Ja rm lr\S\Ir,lllCC' produ<: !'>, .l'leC iftcally r1lf:!et y()u r * ta tlomd to .,ecds The Daily Sentinel Coverage;; dcs ,gned o;pe<.. riw a!ly fo r your ag Of..1eratron L O~"tl , e~pener n:. c d ' , lorn' 1nsuran ce p ro ! c:.~Jonuls ·* • 1t Complete the fom1 below and en.; lose a snapshol or wallet sized picture plus a $7.00 charge for each photograph . If more than one child is in the picture, please enclose an additional $2.00 per child. Enclose payment with picture. , Send to: Su pen oi" d<11m 'jQo"V1Ce, 24 h(Jur s ~day. , '>even d ays a w'crt k Ccnv(' •11en 1 b dlu1g o ~ (, ons Rto~I C.d A + (!Sll fJer·,or) by A M B6st Company Ownmg Cl (.,,e u,s tt'!d.,y the d••" '' " 10 ~ourt Public meetings Friday, July 15 POMEROY- The Meigs County Cancer Initiative will Thursday, July 14 SYRACUSE - Syracuse meet at I :30 p.m. in the conVillage Council will meet at ference room of the Meigs 7 p.m. at the municipal build- CouAty Senior Center. Monday, july 18 mg. POMEROY - Pomeroy Friday, July 15 Chapter ,186, . Order of the SYRACUSE Sutton Township Trustees will hold eastern Star, will meet at 7:30 a' public hearing on the 2006 p.m. at hte Masonic hall in budget year at 6 p.m. at . Chester. Initiation will be Syracuse village hall preced- held . Wear chapter dresses. Refreshments. ing the regular meeting. LANGSVILLE - Salem Township Trustees will hold , its 2006 budget meeting at 6 p.m. at the Salem Firehouse Friday, July 15 on State Route 124. LANGSVILLE - Gene · Thursday, July 21 and Trina William s of RACINE A regu.lar Barboursville, W. Va. will be me~tin g of the Finan'cial · at the Langsville Full Gospel Planning and Supervision Churco~ Ohio 124 near Commission will be held at Rutland, 7 p.m. nightly 10:30 a.m. at Southern High through Sunday to minister School. · and sing. Pastors are Roben and Roberta Musser. For more information call 99:23630. · POMEROY Gospel :. organization~ song fest at the Pomeroy Severth Day Adventist Thursday, July 14 . CHESTER - Shade River Church, Mulberry Heights Lodge 453. Chester will hold Road, 6 p.m. Friday. Fest· will its monthly meeting at 7:30 feature local and area talent. Sunday, July 17 p.m. Refreshments will be served. · · .. PORTLAND _ SpanishRACINE - The Sonshi.ne language Mass at Our Lady Circle will meet ar 7 p.m . at of Guadalupe Mission, Harris Bethany Church. New offi- Farms on Ohio 124. Ministry cers wi II be elected. Secret of Sacred Heart Church, sisters will be revealed and Pomeroy. new name s drawn. All area MIDDLEPORT The women invited. Ash Street Church, 398 Ash TUPPERS PLAINS St., Middleport, will hold VFW 9053 will have a meet- vacation .Bible school July ing at 7 p.m. at ihe hall. A meal 1-7-19, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. · will be served at 6:30 p.m. Professor Dowler will pre- Church events Clubs and buS>nc>S Nationwide~ '. ·~o'.> 304-273-0900 ' ""v• ~ol '""".,.,." c......~ •..,. ....., ,...,~..1.0 c"'"""""'.., f.O.,..,.;_,.,. ~ ,..,,,., '"~ ... rm ...,..t> ~•. '0•1 4JJJS. n .i0 • ~----------~-------------~- ------ .-----------~~-~ Child's Name (s) Ill Age (s) :_~-------------~-- Parent's Name: _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,_ _ _ _ _~-City & State: _ _~-------------'---------***The above information will be used in the ad. ••• Phone Number: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Submitted by: - - - - - , - - -- - - Monday, July 18 · POMEROY - Meigs County Right to Life Remember Life Rally, 9:15 to I 0 p.m ., Pomeroy Riverfront Amphitheater. Informative program foilowed by candlelight prayer service. The public is invited .to attend and bring baby care items for donation to the Athens Pregnancy Center. Birthdays Friday, July IS PORTLAND -Edna Price wi II observe her 90th birthday on July 15 . Cards may be sent to her at S.R. 57995 , Portland, Ohio 45770. HURRY!! PICTURE OEAOUNE IS . FRIDAY July 22, 2005! operations as the Iraqi transitiona! governing bodies assume full sovereign powers to gove rn the peoples of Iraq. Members from all branches ot the U.S. military and multi national force s are also assisting in rebuilding Iraq 's ceonomtc and governmental infrastructure, and training mid prepming Iraqi military and security forces to assume full authority and responsibility in defending and preservi.ng Iraq's sovereignty and independence as a democracy. Vick , a pr.oj ec t en.gi necr www./)earAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 911069. with one year of military ser- . vice: is normally assigned tb the· 15th Civil Engineering Squadron. Hickam Air Force . Base. Honolulu . Hawaii. He is the son of Gary and ·Shirley Vick of Tempe, Aril. Hi s wife. Tasha. is the daughter of Ross Worch of Coun Street. Gallipolis . The lietttenant graduated in 1999 from Brophy College Preparatory School. Phoenix. Ariz ... and received a bachelor's degree in 2004· from Loyola · Mary mount University. Los Angeles. Calif. H.ome Appliances ••• Best Value in Home Appliances. DRYER WASHER - ·----1 • Extra Large • 3 Water Levels Reg. $339.00 for -Roush reunion S,et forAug. 5-6 DeGRAFF - The 294th located on the south side of anniversary and reunion of Ohio 235. Reservations must be made the Roush (Rau sc h) and Allied Fam iIie s Association • and paid for by July 23, 2005, • of' America ln c .. will ' be to Sheldon F Roush, 117 heltlf Aug. 5 and 6 in . Marshall Drive, Mount · DeGraff. 8 miles west of Lebanon, Pa . 15228- 1789. The headquarters will be Bellefontaine. Bellefontain e is located open by 4 p.m. on Aug, 5. Hi storian Gloria Roush northw ~st or Columbus on requests that anyone attendU.S. 33. · The reun ion headquaners ing · bring photos of any . banquet. auction. group pic - Roushes, known or unknown. :· tures. picnic and business ldentitication is possible. meeting will be held at Winner 's Harvest Barn. . • ~ce Capacity · ·4 Cycles, I speed • 3 temps Subscribe today 99.2-2155 Abigail Van Bure't1, a./so lwowiz as ,fea1111e Phillips, and wa.5 Jou11ded by her mother, Pauli11e Phillips. Write Dear Abby at ate® J. Reed/photo · Keeping Meigs · ~ County informed from 'chool. Josh starts beating on him. too . He's just a mean kid . I have tried everyt hi1lg know to steer hitl) away from this kind of bullying. I have put him in time-out, during which he screams at the top of his lungs and then proceeds to get· up and stan trying to hit ME'. I have spanked' him. for which he has also hi t me . (He was spanked again.) I have taken away things he likes tn play with. hi s allowance. hi s TV time. and I ha'vc grounded him . None of it seems to work. I have tnld his father when he COllies home from work . but he doesn ' t helieve me . Any atlvice you ca n offer would be apprectated because 1' ve reached the end o f my rope. -.. MOTHER AT THE END IN GEORGIA DEAR MOTH ER: Because you have done everything you can do to discourage your son's violent behavior, it\ time to take him to his pediatrician for a medical evaluation. If every thing checks out. ask for a referral to a child psychologist. Do it now, before he's big enough to se riously hun someone. Dear Abby' is written by Officer.now.serving in Iraq · GALLIPOUS - Air · Second Lt. Steven M. ~~k is currently deployed overseas at a forward operating location in support o f Operation Iraqi Freedom. Operation Iraqi Freedom is the official name given to ,military operations involving members of the U.S. armed forces and coalition forces panicipating in effm}s to free and secure Iraq. Mission objectives focus on force protection, peacekeeping, stabilization. security and counter-insurgency George Harris , Jr. of Middleport was painting a sign on the new Antiques on the T building Monday afternoon , in preparation for the opening of the new_ store. owned by Sandy Fultz · Brown. Brown and ner son, Scott,' have been working on restoring the building inside and out. The · bright yellow and green color scheme was tftsed on paint.1 ed wood 'the Browns found in the building. ·Thj Daily Sentinel ------------------ · --~-----------------------~--~ • . Other events DEAR ABBY: My name is "Johnny." I am 18 and currently incarcerated.' I was locked. up last March • and won ' t be out for another five months. I'm facing a terrible Dear problem when I ge t out and I need your help. Abby I have a girlfriend. "Brianna.'' who 1 love with all my heart rind will do anything for. We have b,ee n together since I was 14. She ask to join .t witness protechas been with nie throu gh tion program. be g for an everything. She 's now preg- extended sentence - or nant" with my baby. Her start act·ing like a man and cousin and her best friend tuke respons ibi lity for yo ur are also pregnant. They all .actions. Count on your gir lknow each other is pregnant; friend being upset when you but the cousin and friend tell her.' That's a normal haven' t told Brianna that I'm reactil)n to finding out the the father. She has been ask- person she loved and tru.sted ing questions, but they tell. cheated on her wit.h two her they ' re "not sure." They ·other women - her best insist that it's my place to friend and her cou> in . tell her. · ·· V\'hile you ' re Lalking, sug~y mother secretly pay s gest that she do nntl] ing rash , for each ilf the gi rl s" doctor because you may have to sell visits and everything they the cars. the moto rcycle and need, but she says she can't the house to li ve up to your keep sneaking around doing finan cial obligations to all this. . three of your children. It 's killing m.e knowing DEAR ABBY: I am the I'll have to hurt m.y girl ~ mother of three ~hildren. I'm friend . I don ' t want her to having a problem with my 4leave me because I love .her. year-old child, ·"Josh," who ,and she has both of my cars, has an a'ttitude problem. my motorcycle and the · Josh heats up on his two house I bough\. I'm afraid siblings. When his little sisshe will destroy them when. t.~r plays with ' him. he ort~n she finds out. I' m so wor-- l)its and kicks her. When she ried I can't sleep. Please tell gets ~p and walks away. he me what to do. - JOHN - starts screa_ming her name NY-IN-A-SPOT tllen walks over and hits .and DEAR JOHNNY: As I see kicks her some more. When it, you have three choices: his big brother comes home Antiques on the T to ·open soon· Agribusihess Brl/ M o rton Ag"'ncy w.-. ~ h •n 9ton St , R.wu n.o>w oo0 1 'NV sent "Bible Science So Far." All children welcome. Call 992-6443 for more information. Monday; July 18 : · RUTLAND - Vacation Bible school will be held at the Rutland Freewill Baptist Church, Salen'l Street, Rutland , July 18-22. Classes for nursery age children to teenagers will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. For more information call 742-2507. · Sunday, July 24 RACINE - Mt. Moriah Church of God, · Mile Hill Road, Racine, Sunday school picnic at noon at Star Mill Park. Covered dish. Bapitising in river. Take lawn chairs. No evening church . service that day. Auto Accidents Workers' Compensation . • Spurt! lnjuriC.'i • Mcdicurt • MOSI lll.'IUI"al''Ca • Acupulll."turc • Same day appc. Ravenswood Chiropractic Cent.er nSt. R~g. $319.00 - $289 •· Special $499 Estate 14.4 Cu. Top · Mount Refrigerator FRfE DEliVERY! '. • Slide Out Wire Shci\'Cs • Opaque Crispers . • White on White Styling FREE . REMOVAl OF Special $349. OlD APPliANCE! :. 304-273-53213 316 Washln j Shelves • Clear Crispers ad Meat Pan • 4 Doorshelws with Automatic • Optional Automate in icc maker • Special $5891}(1 • tH1edia~t A•~~~e I • 4 Cycles 1 • Adjuslablc Tempered Glass (J;~ofthqeor . t\.kmtudAillC'~cm~my • Mount Refrigerator LONG BOTTOM Misty,and Charlie Bissell of Long B·ottom announce the birth of a daughter, June 21 at o· Blene.ss Memorial Hosp ital , Athens. The infant , ha s been named Chloe Belle. ~ Jll ~ lp."rielk.'t IU Estate 18.1 Cu. Top announce birth t'llll V~ 1\'V ChiltJ!Ylldic \OOcfy Membtr ri Arreriron lkotd of klfcnsic PnieWooals Capacity Ill- ~ -, I • 3 temps : ~ • Extra Large Only $309 Bissells .- Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~ fa rrn L.J kcs Pard ww k a n d Agu Chp t c c ~" wr ll work hmd lor you . T"]"' 111 Wednesday, July 13, 2005 Teen who '~owed his oats ends up with ql:tite a crop -Community Calendar B~an Relatives and family members of passengers travelling on a Karachi-Lahore bound passenger train, wait for a rel ief train to bring passenge'rs of the il l-fated train at Karachi rai lway station. Wednesday in Pakistan. Three passenger trains collided in southern Pakistan early Wed~esday. shattering more than a dozen carriages and kil ling at least 100 people , police and rai lway officials said. BY_THE BE·ND J?apy Sentinel · Wednesday, July 13, 2005 Evidence indicates four suicide attackers carried out London bombings 1 T~e . PageA3 Ravenswood, WV .. '' �• OPINION The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992,2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free ·exercise the,reof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - ·The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ·TODAY IN . HISTORY. Today is Wednesday. Jul y I~. the !94th day of 2005. There are 171 days left in the year Today\ Htghllght 111 Htst01y: On July 13, 1793 , French revqlulion.try wntcr kan Paul Mar.tt was stabbed to death m his b<~th by Chat lotte Corday On thts d.tte: In 17X7. Congress enacted an ordinance govelll ing the Northwest Territory. In 1863, deadly noting agamst the Civil War military draft erupted tn New York Ctty. In 1·878. the Tre,tty of Berlin amended the terms of the Treaty ol San Stefano. whtch had ended the -Ru sso-Turkish War of 1877-78 · In 1886. Father Edward Jo.seph Flanagan. the founder of Boys Town. was born 111 Roscommon. Ireland In 1960. John F Kennedy won the Democrattc presi,denttal nomtndllon ill hJS party's convent ton m Los Angeles. In 1967. race- related notmg that claimed 27 lives broke out m Newatk. N J. In 1977. a blackout lasung 25 hours hit the New York City amr. f In 197H. Lee lacocca was tired ilS prestdent of Ford Motor Co. by ch:nrman Henry Ford II In 1979, a 45-hour stege by Palestinian guerrillas began at the Egypuan Embassy 111 Ankara. Turkey : In 19K5. Live Aid. an mtern.monal rock concert in London, ·Ph iladelphia. Moscow and Sydney, took place to raise money for Atnca's starvmg people. Ten y~ars ago. President Chnt"n denounced a base-closing list for the damage it would do to Ca liforntd and Texas. but then approved the package v-.hile promiSing to save jobs in those states. Just six days after the space shuttle Atlantis ·returned. the shuttle Dtscovery blasted off on a nme-day mi s· sion. About 2,500 workers at Detroit's daily newspapers -began·a 19-month strike Five years ago: Fellow Democrat Btll Bradley endorsed Vtce President AI Gore tor prestdent~ tout months after conceding thetr fight lor the White House. . One year ago: A confid ant ol Osama bin Laden (Khaled -btn Ouda btn Mohammed ai-Harby) surre ndered to Saudi :dtplomats m Iran and was llown to Saudt Arabia. The 'Amencan League crui sed past the National League 9-4 in the All-Star game. Today's Btrthdays· Former Housing Secretary Jack Kemp is 70. Actor Patn ck Stewart is lis. Actor Robert Forster is 64 Actor Harrison Ford ts 63. Smger-gUttarist Roger McGuinn .(The Byrds) is 63. Actm-comedian Cheech Marin is 59. :Actress Didt Conn is 54. Singer Louise Mandrell is 51 Actor"dtrector Cameron Crowe is 48. Tennis player Anders Jarryd ts 44. Rock mustctan Gonzalo Martmez De La Cotera (Marcy Playground ) ts 43. Country smger-songwnter Victoria Shaw i,s 43. Bluegrass singer Rhonda Vincent ts 43 Actor Michael lace is 40. Country singet Neil Thrasher 1 ~ 40. Singer Gerald :Levert ts 39. Singer Debon1h Cox ts 32. Rock musician Will ;Chatilpion (Coldpl.ty) ts 27. : Thought for Today '' Most human bemgs have an almost ·mftmtc capac tty for taking thmgs. for granted." - Aldous Huxley. Eng ltsh author ( 1894-1963). Constitution." That means "Battle lines form" one n0 wnting in non-existent headline read. "We are going Constitutional rights from to war" one senator said. the bench - Iike that of pnNo. we're not launchmg vacy, which a psychedelic attacks agamst terror camps 70s' court managed to do. in Syria or Iran (at least not Kathryn When Estrada stepped yet) Those quotes have aside after more than two Lopez nothing to do with retaliating years ol vtctous, degrading against the 7/7 London left-wmg attacks, President attackers. They're about a , Bush ri ghtl y satd, "The Beltway battle over the treatment of this fine man is Supreme Coun. vailed and Bork was denied an unfortunate chapter in the And all signs point to a · confirmation Senate's history." long. hot summer. During Like "Bark. former As 1f the Bark and Estrada which another prestdenttal Manhattan prosecutor brouhahas didn't spotltght Supreme Court nominee Miguel Estrada's name could be made a verb. Or at should be a verb by now He the shamefu l ht story fur the least some Senate unfortunately eamed it the Senate enough. Charles Democrats and a coahtion of hard, ugly way - liy bemg a Pickering was nominated by left-wmg groups seem to punching bag for Democratic thts prestdent for the tederal appeals court. The le.ft want to make it so. senators and left-wing inter· demomzed hi s ro le as a U.S ''To Bark" entered our est groups . President Bush vocabulartes in 1987; when picked htm for a seat in May District Court Judge in a Mtssissippi Ronald Reagan's nommee 200 I on the D.C. Federal complicated cross-bu rnin g case. Folks for the Supreme Court to Court of Appeals and the left like Schumer (just call hun replace retiring Justice subsequently set out to Lewis Powell was Robert H. destroy him (and I do mean Senator Attack Dog) tried to make 11 a black-and-white Bark, a U.S. Appeals Court "destroy"). _ case agamst Pickering. by judge. Ted Kennedy - then Estrada, who as a teenager and now a flamethrower moved .from his nattve pitting him as a whtte-man Democ ratic senato r from Honduras to the United vs blacks kind of hate r. Massac hu setts was States, was dubbed "Hispanic Never mind that Charles among those who decried m name on ly." He was literal - Evers, brother of ctvil-rights Bark on the Senate floor as ly not Hi spatiic enough tor activist Medgar Evers. sai<;l the country looked on. liberals who believe that an of hts Mtssisstppt brother Kennedy warned: " Robert ethnic background ties one to "The NAACP and the Klan Bark 's America is a land in an ideology They judged that are the only two organizawhtch women would be a .Judge Estnida's ruhngs tion s that are agatnst forced into back-alley abor· wouldn't reflect their pohti· (Pickering) down here " In Washington today. all lions, blacks would sit at cal will And so they had to cout1 watchers tully expect segregated lunch counters. destroy his nominatiOn , as prestdent 's nmmnee to the rogue police could break Democratic memos and talk· down cttizens ' doors in mid- ing points made shockmgly get sm1 1lar treatment thou gh se nat ors' co nstituents mght raids. schoolchildren · clear. Democratic Sen. Chatles should gtve them hell if they could not be taught about evolution. writers and artists Schumer of New York satd try. If she ts a woman and would be censored at the of Estrada: "I'm scared ot she ever ruled Ill favor of. whim of government. and what will happen tf he ts say p<trental notlficdtton for '" recently the doors of the federal confirmed ." As Mark Le~in aboruo n. obstructed lower-court nomcourts would be shut on the puts it in ht s book ''Men in mee Pnsctlla Owen dtd as <1 fingers of millions of ctti· Black: How the Supreme Is Destroymg Texas Supreme Court JUS· zens. for whom the judiciary Court America," (Regnety ttce, she will be constdered a is often the only protector of 2005): misogymst - not woman the indtvtdual rights that are Publishing. ' the heart of our democracy." "Estrada's main offense 111 enough Assu mmg 1t 's a male nomthe eyes of ht s opponents That kind· of ridiculous. ghoulish rhetoric ultimately was that he would not be an mee, tl there's any a hint he's worked. Democrats - and actiNist JUdge. He believed not open to being a left-wing following the activist, he will be a danger Republican helpers pre- 111 ' (USPS 213-s&o) Correction Policy Ohio Valley Publishing' Co. Our ma1n concern 1n all stones-1s to be accurate If you know of an error m a story. call!he newsre~om at (740) 992.2 156 Published every afternoon, Monday through Fnday, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy OhiO Second-<:lass postage pa1d at Pomeroy. Member: The Assoc1ated Press an<! the Oh10 Newspaper Assoc1allqn ClasoJCin:.; Judy Cla1k, Ext 1o Have n't you bought the t read that 125 mil it ot\ ce 11 new tDohickey yet'' The phones are thrown away whole tning wtll be the size each year. Many of the)Tl nl a walnut. Not just a comgrabbed from the hands of puter. it'll have room for a inconsiderate users on comhundred thousand songs that muter trains and tossed out Jim 11 dow nloads free off the the window by other passenMullen lntemet daily. It is also cl cell gers, no doubt. That would phone. a radto, a PDA, can account for only 3 or 4 mil· send and recetve e-matl and lion of them, though. fo ld out 11110 a 36-inch plas· Milhons of others have probably been stomped into can throw away your gtgan- ma TV. It won't work unle ss II recognizes you with ,, reti· smithereens by audiences at tic, bulky old printers plays and movies who ~ad It's a depressing certamty na scan. You ' ll be able to had their evenings interrupt· that the fanctest, most leave it on during plane tnps ed by people who refuse to expensive electronic gadget and 11 \viii read your turn them off. Still, that in your house today wil l end thoughts. you won' t e'en leaves more than I00 milhon up bemg garbage tn a few have to speak them . Then. in cel l phones thrown away by short tomnrmws. Funny. that two or' three years, you'll their proper owners who none of the consumer elec- throw it out for something tronic companies use that better. sontethmg smaller. have traded up. I'm still not used to even .line m thetr advertising cam- somethmg cooler. Why would .myone buy . hqvmg a cell phone. The patgns. Here 's a catchy tag the extended wamm~y · any · tdea of throwing one out ~ hne you'll never he •.tr Irom · more' When the sa lesman that does not compute. Oh any htgh-tech company says lor an extra $150 we'll yeah. we threw out 133.000 '"You wouldn't be caught extend the warranty · on thi s personal computers last year. dead with this thmg a year g.tdget f11r two years you Some people still don't have from now!" It's hard to beli'eve. but s:ty. '" I wouldn' t he caught computers and others are throwtng them out How that slim little laptop you dead wtth tht> gadget 111 two many televtsions and radios ' bought lijst week is going to years Who cares if it still ge to the dump? There's a look so clunky and gtganttc works or not'' It 's JUnk .. I'll collection box at my gym m two or three years that take that $1 SO and buy a nc" where you cat1 throw away people ;viii laugh at y<•u tf dne, .1 hcuer one. Wh y tix the old one ,.. your tmy,little empty printer you lug one mto \1 bu,mcs ~ I rem ember "hen · the cartridges to get thet\1 recy- meeting m 200K. It will look · Betumax VCR ftrst came. cled for charity. There is no as out of date ,Js sho"ing liP You could tape TV shows at box at my gym where you with a shdc proje'ctor. District Mgr.: Jason Patterson. EJCt 17 General Manager Charlene Hoeflich. Ext. 12 E-mail: news@myda•!ysenttnel com .. , Poatmesler. Send address ,corrections to The Oa11y 9entlnel, 111 Court Street. Pomeroy, 0~10 45769 By carrier or motor route One month .....•.....•10.21 One year ......••... .'123.24 Daily ...... .. .. ......... 50' Senior Citizen rates · One month ........... .'8.70 One year ••.....• . ... .'96.70 Subscrbers sho.Jkl rerril N1 advanCe direcl: to the Daily~ No subscnpt!On by mail permitted 1n areas where hofne I camer service 1s ava•&able. Circulation Web: www mydailysentmel com I ' · '7, Mall Subscription Inside Meigs County 13 Weeks . .•32 26 26 Weeks 52 Weeks . .'64 20 ' 127 11 Outside Meigs County 13 Weeks • 26 Waeks 52 Weeks tor ol Naumwf Rt) t'lt')l' On/me (u l rH.f/(1/IOJW/ I e\'iew. comJ Shl' n m he colltacted at klo,,e:@llitlltmolre vie\\·. cm11. J Boa rd of Education office or old Central School and travel down Mam Street !O• the POM EROY - Peyton Ray Roush, son of Shannolt and POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Fannet 's Market under the ~~ han teCPbnc e HRoush of Pomeroy, was sttllborn on July 10. 5 , a a. e - untmgto~ Hospital in Huntington, W.Va. - Every member of the Bartow Jones Brtdge ··we wanted to honor the Bestdes hts parents, he ts survtved by his maternal !lrand· 3664th Maintenance Unit of parents, Kathy Werry of Middleport and SJeve Pnce of t~e West Vtrgt~ta Nattonal 3664th and welcome them , home ,'' Denny Bellamy. one Pomeroy, paternal grandparents, Rodney and Bonnie Roush Guard has made tt home. . On Sunday, area reSidents of the organizers, s:ud . of Mtddleport: maternal great grandparents, Ernestine Werry Most of the unit has been of Pomeroy and Lowell and Dorothy Price of Gal'li polis; and ~a n welcome them _back durhts paternal great grandmother. Bonnie Roush; and several mg a parade that wtll be held home smce Apnl. but they did aunts, uncles and.cousi ns. m thetr honor. not want a parade until all of Fnends may call from I0 to II a.m. on Wednesday, July 13,"Red, White and Blue" them were back. Bellamy 2005, at Ftsher Funeral Home, 590 E. Main St., Pomeroy. S~nday wtll be the patnottc satd. The last members .trmed tnbute to the soldters, mtlitary in West Virgmta last mont!;, Pnvate gravestde serv ices will be conducted by AI Hartson. Onhne clmdolences may be sent to www.tisherfuneral· ~ersonnel, veterans and thet( Also. the National Guard homes.eom. · famdtes. The parade will wanted to gtve their personnel begm at I :30 · p.m. at the at lea' I a month off from 1 . '53 5S .'1 07 10 . .:21 4 21 " ' ' The Daily Sentif)el • Page A5 BY DIANE POTTORFF DPOITORFF@MYOAILYREGISTER COM 11 active Juty to he humc and spend illllC with thetr famtEc' alter set' tn g 111 Iraq lor m·er ,, ye.tr. he said. They ptckcJ the lime lor the parade Thts weekend. thcv \\ill be back to .tcti ve duty. • '"For the parade. thev wt ll he in full Jress and h.t1e .til ot thetr equtpmcnt."' Bell ,uuy !'-.atd " I hop~ ev cry ~ n1c 1urn' out lot the p.uade .. Because the umt had kit thctr homes,l,umltes and job' to hdp plOtect out countrv. Bell.um satd the p.tradc ".ts il "nail wa\ 10 show !he (Oll1mumtv·.., ltfLttl- tude lor their s:tCt II icc.· e Parade w.ttchcrs are not the only g10up of people he hopes that 'how' Otg,milets ate looking for groups. hands and other dtgmt,tne' to dewrate tloats La be 111 the parade. Bellamv said. Tht,, I' the lime lor everyone w turn .nul.t~ show their apprewtlton to the 366-1:· he said. ·They desene the p.trade ... Tho'c wh<> '"'uld like to parttctp.ttc tn the parade can c.1ll Bell.ntly at !304) 675(>7~X. "' the y c.tn .tlso call Al1cc Cltck Other numbers to LOntact are 675 -1 940 or i304J X~1-~5<JO Frances Miller Local Briefs Softball tournament set . SYRACUSE- A men's softb all tournament will be held July 29-30 1~ S~racuse. There will be a 10-team limit with double ehmmatmn. The entry fee is $100 plus two balls . For more mt ormatton or to regtster contact Eber Picke 992-5564. The tournament ts spo nsored by the Syrac~;~ Youth League. Opening from PageA1 Plan Cassidy benefit that "a little prolit ts O.K., but too. much ts wrong." HIS contention was that "prosper· TUPPERS PLAINS - A benefit for the family of Clair ity is not a product of charity Cp asstdyE wtll he held from 4 to I0 p m. Saturday at the Tuppers 1ams 1.ementary School , to help with expenses incurred as a but a man's worth." The actor related some of result ot ht s extended tllness and death . Music wtll be per· his character's creative tech· formed by Rocky Moun tam Bluegrass. Tallgrass, Asa Bonng mques for se llmg cars like proBaFnd . Jerry and Ltsa Queen, and Randy and the Renegades. 1 00 o , so t dnnks and baked goods wtll be sold drawmg's motions marked with humor, his recommendation to usc, conducted and an auction held. ' reuse and recycle because tts cheaper than buying new, and his contenllon that every man should be given a chance to CHESTER - In the event of heavy rain or storms. the work and that no man should Chauta~qua presentattons wtll be moved from the big tent to be condemned by hts past. the audttonum of ,the old Chestrr school butldihg. Light ram A compassionate Ford · wtll not deter the performances from taking place under the came out 111 the Fincken 's tent , Ma:y P?well of the. co-sp?nsonng group, the Chester· portrayal as he talked about Shade Htstontal Assoctatton. smd Tuesday. the depression which htt hard into the automobile bu siness and of Ford's need to cut wages and employees. but ht s POMEROY - Thursday Chautauqua workshops will take dedication to seeing that all place m both Pomeory and Mtddleport The adult workshop workers and tormer· worke rs wtll take place at 10 a.m. at the Meigs Senior Center and is had food to eat. called "Locked Away on Film - Dtllinger, Baby Face, and The inlluence ol UlllOllS on Bonme & Clyde." The youth workshop will be at 2 p.m .•nthe the industry and Ford's fru sRiver Bend Arts Council at 290 North 2nd Street, Middlepolt. · trations of dealmg with that Cailed, "The Art of the 1920's · Melting Clocks and Square was prese nted in the program Oranges," this workshop will discuss Cubism and Surrealism whtch concluded wtth qucs· which emerged as radical new movements m art 111 the 1920\. lion s about the n1.1n who After the discuss ton. participants wtll create thetr own mll1t- changed cars lrom the ri ch masterpieces. Audtence size is limtted to 25 partictpan ts for mans luxury to the ordm.try the youth works hop All workshops are free man 's uttht y Several hundred gathered under the tent rm the firs! ol ' part s of the nearby htll sipe five ht storical portrayals to "To us these are cost. take place thts week. Tonight scheduling and tune comph· sports great Babe Ruth wtll cations but will not tmpact be portrayed b) Gene from Page traffic really." Filson said Worthington. Thursd,ty about traffic !low near the wnter Z01a Neale Hurston shaft s were bridge during construction. protection will portr.tyed hy Dorothy added . • Once the new bndge is in Mains Pnnce. Fnd,ty mght "'The bridge is in no dan· operation the new approach ger,'" Collms satd abo ut the on the Pomeroy side will see gangster John Dtlhnger wtll measures ' taken to stabtli ze throu gh-traffic to Pomeroy be presented by Jerem y Meier; and on Saturday. ll ap· the bank . and Middleport stopping at a per Zelda Fitzgerald "ill be ' He dtd ack nowledge that traffic li ght, but for those I0 to I 5 years down the road wts hing to go dtrectl y onto there could be minimal nsk the bridge traffic flow wtll be of a slip on the roadway or non-stop. . approach to the bndge on the Collins also indicated that Pomeroy side , but again. the traffic flow on the Mason, · . from Page A1 bridge would be 111 no danger. W Va. side near Wai-Mart "With the llnginal desig n may also go through shght for the approach there was a changes to. improve conges· of Commerce repor.ted on progress bemg made on the large risk for a slip but now tion. with the new design that ri sk The new Pomeroy-Mason flags 10 mark bus messes duris min'imal ," ODOT Public Bndge will have 6.5 million tng open hours In other tiustOITtcer pounds of rebar for remforce- ness the Merchants voted a Information Stephame Filson said aboui menl , and a decorative retainthe efforts to deal with the ·mg wall on the Ohio shp m 'reg at ds to the approach. Pomeroy approach to the One of the next visible bndge. phases of construction will be from Page A1 Filson wanted the pub he to the ascension of the towers know that ODOT had been 111 which will be completed commttnication wn h the early next year. The Pomeroy Athen' County. and ht s -wtfc; Federal Htghway and Mason, W.Va. sides are Terrt faces two counts of rape Administration and geotech· to eventually meet m the and a 'couru of l'orruptlllg another with drugs Ill Mer~ ~ meal experts for a "meetmg middle atop the Ohio Ri ver. County. of the mtnds" to come up According ro Collins. soon Ward 's aflorney. Charles wtth the new. sate destgl.l for after the new bndge is Kmght, tiled a mution lOt a old one wtll be opened the the approach , new trtal earlter tin s month. "We wouldn't have done brought down with explo· alleging th.tt evtdence was 11 otherwtse," Filson satd sives si milar to the detonaconcealed by about the public 's safety llon of the Shadle Bndge untairly Special Prosec uung that once connected and the go ahead for the Henderson. W.Va . and Pomt Attorney Scott Longo. Ill the new design . Ohio Attorney Genet al's The new design for the Pleasantv W.Va. approach on the Pomeroy · The new P6meroy· Mason offtce. durme. Ward's ftrst side of the bridge will require Bndge pre~ently has a price trial, Km ght ~lieges that the victim's school attendance a "shavmg"' or removal of tag of $5-f-milhon. Storms change location A1 Bringing,you tomorrow's garbage today Subocrlptlon Rates Oulslde Sales: Dave Harns, Ext 15 Outside Sales: Brenda DaVIS Ex116 Peyton Roush 1 Parade to honor 3664th members Bridge Reader Services Advertising Obituaries www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday Chautauqua workshops The Daily Sentinel Reporter: Bnan Reed Ext 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent Ext 13 (Karllrm Lope: i1 ''"' ed1· SPACE SHUTTLES? are welr;ome. 11rey should be less titan 300 .words. All /ellen are suhjeC/ 10 editin g. must be ;tgned. and inchule address and telephone number No wtstgned let· /en will be puhl11hed. L('lfetS .1hnuld be in guod W.lfe. addresllll!! 1\.11/e\, 1101 penonalities. Letle15 of thanks ro orga· !"~arion 1 aw/llldll'ldua/s 11 t!lllol be accepted for publtcation. 12 Wednesday, July 13; 2005 inee. Even thou gh good men and women are wi lling to go before the Senate fim\ g squad (God bless 'ein). on nauonal television. and put up with wltat Cla re nce Thomas called a "htgiHcch lynchtng'' 111 h 1s ca~c. se nators coul d ltvoid ,lrymg to destroy one ol out hest and bnghtcst. If you'r up lot bemg cspectall y fa it : Give the pres ident h1 s gu). c~ssum­ tng he's quctltftcd Dems , had their chance, now Bush has his That cal l w.ts made last Novembct. WHY DO WE LAUNCH Le11er.1· to tile editor News to women's rights and health .. as liberal "'women's groups"' keep warnmg in '"emergency"' e-matls. But 11 doesn't have to be this way. When Prestdent Bill Clinton nommated Ruth Bader Gmsburg to the Supreme Court, sfte ·was confirmed fo ur weeks after the initial anno11nceme nt alter a relattvely easy confir· mation hearing. And 11 could hitvc been brutal. Her vtews are extremtsl, unltke so many of Prestdent Bush's v.mous federal court nomi· nees who've been stuck with the sam e· e-word over the past fou r pl·us years : A tormer Ameri can Civtl Liberucs Un ion .tttorney, Gmsburg has advol"ated replacing Mother's and Father's Days wllh '·Parents' Day'" to put an end to tradi· t tono~l gender-role ngtdlly. She also f.tvorcd lowering the age of l"Onsent fm statu· tory rape to 12 and oppo~ed the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts groups bcc.JUsc they. agam. "perpet uate stereotyped sex ro les.'' Sen.nors, plc;tSe ' don ' t Estrada the prestdent 's nom· IT'S BE EN SO LONG... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EC:Utor: Charlene HoefliCh. E)(t Wednesday, July 13, 2005 Don't Estrada Bushs Supreme Cpurt nominee The Daily Sentinel Our main number Is (740) 992·2156. Department extensions are: PageA4 home anJ watch them whe ncvct you liked. But they were soono expensrve $ 1.200. It took a yeat or two. but the pnce gradu.tlly fe ll. Wilen they hit $600 I told Sue we h.td buy one . They" II never get cheaper than S6tlU As Sue has reminded me almost dally for 25 ye.trs. withtn a year we could have ptcke<J. ttp a newe r, better Betamax for less than $200. Pretty soon they stopped making them altogether. I JUSt saw one on eBay for a buck .It" d make a ntce anm versa! y pl e:-,cn t. rIll thinkmg The post,tge , how . ever. was $15. Sllll. it llmht be worth 11 to pl.ty .til tho'e TV silo'" we old Betamaxcd hut have nothing to play them Oil anymore But why bother. all those old shows are tu(nmg up Oil mce cle:m. ea,y-tostore DVDs . Which will bt=comc , tomorrow's g:uh._tge (1s "oon a~ Lh~ next big 1hing comes along (.lim Mulle11 '" the uurhor (If "ir Tul.n" Vdl"ge /tfu!l' Complrcat111g the Stmple Ll{<' .. and "' BuiJ\ \ First ' 7lrfloo." }'<Ju cmt recK ii hun 01 ;rm_ mullr)u @mnt'(l\',(_ om) Derby Ward Charlene Hoeflich, photos Above: Each ntght at the Chautauqua tht s week mus t· ca l entertat nment w11i pre cede the htstonc portrayals. Tuesd ay ntght the French Ctly Barbershop Chorus dtrected by Jim McC lelland sang Here Pomeroy's Gerald Ke lfy was solotst for the chorus' closmg song. God Bless Amen ca ... Right: Yes . 11 was hot under l,he btg tent, but otd-t1me hand fans were provtded by 'the ·chauta uq ua commttlee Srsters Maxine Whttehead and Gladys Meredith were two of many who put those fans to good use. by Debt .t Cotu tct. Al l ;,1 th~ htston c P<":travals wi ll be held under the hi~ tent at Hp m. except S.tlmdav when 11 will hcg m at (J'.J~ p:m. At 7 15 p.m~ each ntght po rt ra~ed $250 cotlltibutton to the Pomeroy Blues and J.tlZ Society and discussed help on the ftreworks to be hdd ell the Sternwhcel Festival The appcar.mce ol The ln spiratmn s on Thutsd,ty. July 21. in the PumetO) amphitheatc1 wus anm1unceJ by Bill Qu.ickel \\hrch \\l'IC to hr-. motHHl tor a ne" tqal. pllnc th.tt the fill was in schm)l the d.t\ ot tile mcaknt at tn al · " lCcorc.ls. au~u: hcd "The COtH:l' \lll11l'lll of thl' only tcslll11l)ll\ th.tt d1d lier· tain to ~pccifiL J.tiL".., .wd. ume' wa' c~•u~cd hv 1hc mt"iconUuct o f the 'pl:O ... l'i,.'lltlllg :tttorney .md resulted ace alent .md/o1 111 .m ... ur prisl' whrch l)l dman p 1utkncc tnuJd 1101 h~t\ l' !!ULIIlkJ llg~tin-..1.· ~ Km~ht -..,ud 111 Jw., motu.111 \\la rd \\'a-.. ~tl'l'l l..,cd o J 111.1"- · mg -..cXllal .ad\ anL't..'" tow~u d hb nic~o:e. \\ ho \\ .t;-- th ~n I~ \\hill' dcll\'CI'In g ' Ill' \\ .,papc1-.. tor til ~ Ath'l'!l'- i\k . . ,Cll.).!L'I Joc.tl group-.. \'viii cntL'fLlln Last ni ght the Ftcnch C·ll\ Barbcrsh1p Chorus pe t·· lo1 med ..,tonight tllt'tl' \\ill hc dam:e~ f1 orl1 the Ru.1 r1 n!.:!. Twcntte<. Thursday "til l<:;,o· tui'L' .t ml.'!oJr.un.t tw the Rtlct Ctt)' Playet'. Fttday the ~c1g:" Comnlltmtv Band Wtil pcilorm . .tnd Sctlllrday thetc '" II be .1 6 p m -har- nwm c.t J<tl11 -..c-.. -..u.m. �OHiO ' The Daily Sentinel Angry residents vs. mayor: Euclid recall flrst in city's history EUCLID (AP) The not very happy wiih the taxes. mayor of this Cleveland suh- services and ignoriog the voturb is expected to continue in er.s." that position after turning back U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs the first recall attempt in Jones . D-Ohio, joined Euclid's 75-year history, Cervenik in a campaign-:,tyle according · to the unofticial blitz of neighborhoods on a results of a special electior •warm July day, as voters went Tuesday. · to the polls to de<.:ide on the . With ballots in all · 52 one question about. whether precincts counted, the vote was Cervenik should he allowed to 5,670 to 4,903 in favor of continue as mayor. allowing Bill Cervenik to conThe four-vear m;Jyorili term tinue as mayor. according to in Euclid ni-'uits from a nonCuyahoga County Board of partisan election. 'Cervc1iik. a Elections spokesman Bob certified public: acwuntant and Kloepfer. . former councilman. is a "I'm very happy the way Democrat who began hi' first things went tonight and proud term in January 2lXl4. that the majority of residents Oyer 4.001 signatures were have committed to the direr- collected to get the recall clec:tion I am taking the city. in." tion on the hallot. The recall Cervenik said Tuesday night. . group comended that the 50John Conway. urgantzer ot . }"ear-old mavor"s actions the Eudtd Awareness Recall approvin" buiidino a church Commllt~e that ·had sought and 106 ~mall hlln~es on about C~r~emk s re_mov;:l . t:on~ 68 acres violated a previous office,. satd _that . the I e. ult. relerendum that rejected the were dtsap~omtmg. .. development. · ."But I thmk the recall etto~ Cervenik sa1d that in his d1d serv~ as a wake-up call. view and in the view of the he sa1d. ·The mayo: has made city"s lega l counsel. denial of the promtse that tf he was Clevdamr.s Prov idence allowed to contmue. he would B Ch h · . ap 1IS 1 urc 1o bUl'ld ·111 b h h k d wor . ar er .t· an ever to nng.. . EU\.: I'd 1 wvu ld have been the commumty together. I hope : .. . . . .· we can put our differences ~n~onstJlUtl~lldl . aJ,ld t~~ uty ilSide and work together for the t_aced .1 ul tly leg.!I f 1ght 11 bettennent of the commtmitv." could not wm. Cervenik said 'he hoped that ··our mmng c:odes do nut Conway meant what he said. allow tnr a place of worship to ··1 had told the committee locate anywhere 111 this comthat 1 believed 1 would he sue- munlly wllhOMt spec1al penms. cessful and I would be stand- sion:· Ccrvenik said.. ing on a bridge with my hands Conway, 35. had smd E~chd, out to them to .try to work a CIIY. bordenng Lake Ene. 1s together," said Cervenik. "But 111 need ot upsc:ale housmg and . they have to be willing to work that there were concerns about with me and understand that whether the proposed developthe majority of the people have ment was trustworthy. confidence in what we are But voter Becky Rymarczyk, doino." who voted against the recall , M~ny in the cjty of about thou?ht the special election 56,000, a racially diverse com- was 1mproper. munity within a residential'and "'It's been like a · band of industrial mix. alleged that renegades wanted him out," Cervenik disregarded the pub- she said. "When you recall lie's will opposing a develop- someone it should be !(Jr a reamen! project. son like doing drugs in oftice "I want him out to put it or extorting money from bluntly," said Beverly . office. He hasn't done anyHighland, after she voted. ''I'm thing wrong." Wednesday, july 13 Morning (7 a.m.-NOOII) It looks like a ·humid mid cloudy morning. We are predieting light rain . Accumulations of 0.07 inches are predicted. Temperatures · will >lay near 76. Winds will be 10 MPH from the south. Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) lt shouldcontinuetobehurnid and cloudy. Patches of drizzle and fog are likely. The rainfall should end around 2 p.m. with total accumulations for this event near 0.45 in~hes. Temperatures will climb from 77 with today's high of '85 occurring around 5 p.m. Winds will be 5 to 10 MPH from the southturningfromthesoutheast as·the afternoon progresses. Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) It will remain humid and cloudy. Light rain is forecasted. The rainfall should begin aroun~ 8 p.m. Rain should reach 0.11 inches this evening. Temperatures will dimini sh from84"early this evening to 73. Winds will be 5 MPH from the southeast turning from the southastheeveningprogresses. Ovemigllt ( 1-6 a.m.) tt should continue to be humid and cloudy. It wi II be dry, except for a sprinkle or two. Temperatures will hold steady around 71 with today's low of 71 occurring around 6 a.m. Winds will be 5 MPH from the south. Thursday, July 14 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) Expect a humid and cloudy morning. You will see light rain . Anticipate rain accumulations of0.05 inches for this morning . Temperatures will linger at 74. Winds will be 5 MPH from the south. Afternoon ( 1-6 p.m.) It will continue to be humid and cloudy. There is a good chance of some rain . Temperatur6 will hover at 82: Winds will be 5 to 10 MPH from the south turning from the southeast as the afternoon progresses. Local Stocks ., ACI - 56.56 AEP - . 38.99 Akzo - 41 Ashland Inc. - 61.71 AT&T· - 19.25 . BLI :__ 11.25 Bob Evans :__ 23~08 Borg\Varner - 57-43 Champion - 4.29 Charming Shops - 11.60 City Holding Col - 46.98 38.26 DG -20.07 DuPont - 43.9'7 Federal Mogul - USB ___. 29.66 Gannett - · 73.41 General Electric 35.10 ' GK~LY - 4-70 Harley Davidson . 49.70 · JPM - 35.25 Kroger 19.40 Ltd. -22.69 .84 NSC - 32.27 Oak Hill Financial 29.84 25,96 BBT GJ1.59 Peoples - 30.09 OVB - Pepsico - ' 54-60 Premier 12.20 Rockwell __:_,. 52.87 · Rocky Boots - 29.19 RO Shell - . 65.39 SBC - 23.88.. Sears - 157.38 Wai-Mart - 50-09 Wendy's - 46.61 Worthington - · 16.43 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's· •tran.sactlons, provided , by Smith Partners at Advest Inc_ of Gallipolis. PageA6 ·· • Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Annstrong blows away rivals in Alps, Page B6 Wednesday, July 13, 2005 ~CHER CHARGED WITH TOUCHING STUnENTS GEl'S IN JAIL FIGM COLUMBUS (AP) - An elementary school teacher accused of inappropriate contact with students got into · a fight with other prisoners in the Franklin County jail but declined to file a complaint, authorities said. "They (prisoners) called him a child molester,"" defense at·torney Terry K. Sherman sa id.' · Gary Stroup, 40, a teacher at Winterset Elementary School, pleaded innocent .Monday to 15 co unts of gross sex ual imposition and was released on bail. Each c:harge carries a . penalty of one to five years in prison. Franklin County Chief Deputy Ste.vc Martin said Stroup was involved in a tight Saturday night. He asked for special protection. Martin said. and was placed in a cell with inmates accused or co nvicted of sex offenses. Stroup, a finalist for the statewide Teacher of the Year honor in 2004, is accused of inappropriate cont~ct with seven · boys and two girls :it Winterset and his fermer school. Hudson Elementary. . He has been suspended from Columbus schools with pay sinc:eAprillS. Former Winterset Principal Dora Kunz was accused of nut telling mithorities about the accusations of inappropriate touching. Kunz told The Columbus Dispatch that a district humanresources official told her not to contact authorities about a boy:S acc:usati?n that in 2002 r(. Wednesday, July 13, 2005 • ' AmErican LEgion Post BasEball - Feeney Bennett pounds Chillicothe ·757, 21-8 'ssHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM · CHILLICOTHE Brandon Fackler's three-run home run in the first inning was only the beginning as Feeney Bennett pounded out a 21-8 American Legion baseball victory over Chillicothe Post 757 Monday. Post 128 amassed 1'8 hits in the contest,.which lasted only seven innirigs because of the mercy rule. Fackler also added a pair of doubles to his hit total and knoc~ed in five runs. Teamrna.te Ken Amsbary went 4-f\)r-6, including a pair o( doubles, and four runs batted in while Matt Mooney singled four times. Three others enjoyed multiple-hit days as well for Feeney . Bennett, which evened its record at 16,16. Jeremy Blackston singled CollEgE BasEball - twice and drove in four runs, innings to .earn the victory, while Zacp Haislop added .. Paul McCloskey . took the two safeties and two RBis; loss: · his brother. Luke. also logged Post 128 jumped out in two hils , Terry Durst rounded front 3-0 on the strength of o~t the offense w1th a base Fackler's shot, then exploded h1t. for eight runs in the third Aaron Chaney, Brandon . inning to build a com fun able White and Cody Lawhorn Il-l lead. Post 757 came bac:k with paced the Chillicothe bats with a double and single five runs in the bottom of the · ap _iece. Post 757 .had 13 'hits third frame , but mu:itered only two runs the rest of the· total - mostly singles. Amsbary pitched s1x . way. FB tacked on I0 more Franklin County Sheriff Deputy Jeff Sullivan , left, stands with Winterset Elementary teacher Gary--Stroup, cente r. and Lawyer Terry Sherman. Monday at Franklin County Common Pleas Arraignment Court. in Columbus, Stroup, who was accused of inappro priate contact with stu. dents got into a fight with other prisoners in the Franklin Co'\Jnty jai l but declined to file a complaint. authorities said. He pleaded 1nnocent to 15 counts of gross sexual impositiOn at hiS arraignment Monday. Today's game Beverly at Feeney Benn~tt. 6 p.m. Thursday's games · Parkersburg 104 at Feeney Bennett.6 p.m. Mason CoLJnty at Fairmont, 5 p.m. · Saturday'• game Stroup impn.ipcrly touched him. · · "I did what I was directed to do:· Kunz said Monday. Columbus Public Schools spokesman "Greg Viebranz said Kunz was obligated to call authorities even ir it were tmc that a school official instructed otherwise. The ColumbLis Board of EducatiOJ1 was in the processing of firing Kun z, but she said she decided to resign . In an earlier case, a high school principal was charged with failing to notify police that a developmentally disabled gi rl reported she had been rorced to perform a sex act at school. years." Dry, hot weather make s grapes smaller, but sweeter. ''The tlavor should be .>ubstantially intensified this year," said Donniella Winchell , executive director of the Ohio Wine · Producers Association in Ashtabula County. But there could be too much of a good thing. rhe vineyards need a decent rain in the .next week or sr or next year's cro ps could be threatened because of stressed vines, sa id Gene Sigel, vineyard manager at Chalet AP PhotofThe Plain Dealer, Thomas Ondrey Debonne Vineyar(ls near David Stanisa, foreman at Chalet Debonne Vineyards irrigates vines bearing Cabernet Franc Mad1son. Sigel rented irrigation e4uip- grapes in .Madison. Ohio w1ne producers are anticipating an excelll!nt vintage if the sunny, dry ment and began dousin g weather continues. T~ough grapes like it dry, too little ra1n can stress the· vtnes and ,affect next Debonne's 80 acres and hi s years crop. own 30-acre South River Vineyards last week. It is the Niagara varieties - cnt.l up as Franc do be st among the reds. The reds stand to benefit first time since 1998that he ha s juice, not wine. lmed Dami, a· wine grape · most from a sunny. dry sumhad to wate11 expert at the Ohio Agricultural mer and fall becaqse they like a The state has , I0 I wineries , many known for Ohio's signa- Research & Development warmer climate and a longer ture ice wine. That wine is Center in Wooster said many growing sea~n n , Winchell said. largely limited lo northern cli- juice grape growe rs are switch- Reds arc grown main ly in ONE . mates and less than I percent of ing to the more ILlcrative wine southern Ohio. • ' FULL VEARJ . The white·wapes on Dami"s . Ohio's production. It's made version of the fruit. offer ends 1(3tl05 Juic:c grapes typically sell for li st do well 111 a narrow strip from grapes left on the vine $300 a ton tilcse days. he said,. along Lake Erie. They are sen- • No era(!, ! card raqu rt:~ n! • • FREE Se rup Sof!ware until they freeze. Of the nation' s wine-produc- Pi not Gris, also known as Pinal sitive to cold, and the lake •10 E-mari Addresses • SAVE mar• when • FREE Tec hmcal Suppor1 ldd Exprtul ing slates. Ohio ranks sixth; Grigio, goes lor $ 1,500 a..ton . keeps them a little warmer in Part. of Dami's joh is to test winler becal!se frigid air from according to the Ohio Division .£.--"">':£F - - - - -..... of Li<J,UOr Control. Seven new wine ~rape varieties for their Canada is warmed by the Svrf vp to 6X Faster! 1." lmo . winenes, on average·, have suitability to Ohio\ climates water, and hills along the lake I opened each year since ·2000. and soils. Among white help block the cold air from the Sign Up Online! www.LocaiNet.co'!" ")t's like an explosion," grapes, Riesling, Pinot v~nq , The wines they yield Call Tod~y & Save! Gri s/Grigio and Chardonna y have begun winning awards at Winchell said. Still, most of the grapes grow best here. he -"lltl. competitions around the coun- · (7 grown in Ohio- Concord and Chambourcin and Cabernet try, attrac:ting attention to Ohio. Re habl e Internet Access Smce 1994 $99 40l992·6260 Join'us for our Community Open House ·Wednesday, july 20 • 4:30-6:0Qp_m; 4 .River Rose Obstetrics & jane E. Broecker, 11.0_ Adolesren! and Pedlalrlr Gynerolo!()l .Michael J, Clark, 0:0. jack tl. Ramey, ~.0. .. 113 East Memorial Drive, Suitt A· ~· · ' ......, r " ' •~ .' II ', ,, ROCK SPRINGS Anyone interested in playing 7th and 8th grade football for Meigs Middle School are asked to be at Memorial Field House on We~nesday July l9th for helmet fittings. Eastern graduate Ken Amsbary, _left, slides safely into home plate during a May 12 baseball game against Miller during the sectional tournament . Amsbary signed .to play baseball for Rio .Grande and plans to major in education. with a focus : on history. Mus boosters to Rio Grande baseball adds Eastern's Amsbary meet on July 20 ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs High Sc:hool Athletic Boosters will meet Wednesday, July 20 at 8:30 p.m. in the Memorial Field House at Meigs High School. EHS volleyball to hold meeting TUPPERS PLAINS - All girls interested in playing high school volleyball at Eastern this fall need to attend a meeting at Eastern High School on Thursday, July 14, at 7 p.m. Eastern seeking· basketball coach ., TUPPERS PLAINS -£astern High School is seek- . iil,g candidates for the position of Head Girls Basketball Coach for the 2005-06 season. Interested persons !i)lould contact Pam Douthitt, Athletics Director. .o r · - ~rincipal Jon Lindner at (740) 985-3329 or Superintendent Rick Edwards at (740) 667-3978. Resumes and/or letters of interest can be · faxed to Eastern High School al (740) 985-3778 or Eastern Local School District at (740) 667397!!. 1 -740- 446~3008 E-mail - sporls@mydaitysentinet.com SJ>J>[lO Stoff B.rad Sharman, Sports Editor (740) 446·2342. exl. 33 bsherman@mydailytribune.com - .f . . J l :, MMStohave helmet fittings on Thesday Fax - Earl l. Driggs; D.P.H. Call (740) 992-9158 foran Appointment. BBYFL sets dates for footballsign-ups Contact lnformatron Podiatric Physician and Surgeon Additional medical specialties coming soon!· Ritchie al Mason County, 2 p.m. MIDDLEPORT - The Big Bend Youth f'ootball League will be holding sign-ups for Pee Wee football and cheer. leading every Saturday in July from I 0 a.m. ' to I· p.m. for all teams in all areas. Sign-ups will be held at the old junior high stadium in Middleport. For additional information contact Erica Dowell at (740) 843 - 1046 or Samantha Fulmer at (740) 992-4042. Bryan Walters, Sports Wriler (740) 44 6-2342, ext 23 bwalters @mydailytribune.com Larry Crum, Sports Writer (304) 675-1 333. Elll l. t9 lcn.Jm@mydallyregiste'r.com .. ,. Bryan Watters/OVP file ' BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande baseball program continued with a busy summer of signing some of the best talent in the southeastern part of the state. The latest addition is a power hitting infielder from nearby Eastern High School. Ken Amsbary, is another in a long line of local talent to MLB - make his way to Rio Grand.e du~ing this recruiting- season. He posted some big time number~ the last two sea~ons, batting .507 (39for-77) as a junior with a home run and 31 RBis while scoring 28.runs. · He followed fh-at up by hitting .377 this past year with two home runs and 34 fl.BI. He scor~d 26 runs, collected eight doubles and a pair of triples, but the most Impressive stat for Amsbary is a whopping .6 D on-base percentage . Hi s two-year totals for Eastern: .442 batting average (68-for-154), three home runs, 65 RBI, 54 runs scored, 26 doubles, four triples and 23 stolen bases. He also hit .480 last summer in American Legion competition. Amsbary .feels good about joining the Redmen program. "lt "s definitely exciting. I, definitely wanted to runs, four in the fourth and six more' in the seventh. Feeney Bennett will finish out the re gu lar season with home dates today and Thursday. Bever ly-Lowe ll' comes calling 6 p.m. this evening, while Parkersburg Post 104 visits Meigs High School on Thursday. Eighth District tournament play begins I p.m. Sunday when Post 128 plays host to Glouster. Nicklaus wants to compete in farewell UnivErsity of Rio GrandE AP Photo CLEVELAND (AP) - Hot temperatures and dry weather have been good to Ohio grapes, giving winemakers reason to celebrate. · "Right now, the indicators are saying great vintage," said Wes Gerlosky, winemaker at Harpersfield Vineyard near Geneva. "Our vines are booming here. They look better than I've seen • them look in live . . ' BY BRAD SHERMAN ·Winemakers: Hot temps, dry weather good to .Ohio grapes Pomeroy. Ohio 4S769 FEEnEy BEnnEtt Post · I 28 ' play college ball,"" Amsbary said. " And to get tile opportunity to play somewhere close to home, to have people from home come down and watch and support me it's definitely a good experience." Amsbary had a si111ple reason for wantihg to come to play baseball for the Redmen . "The main factor was that '(Rio) coach (Brad Please see Amsbary. 86 ST. ANDREWS. Scotland (A P) - Jack Nicklaus finally had a few minutes to himself Tuesday, and the Briti sh Open felt just like so many of the other 163 major championships he has played over the last 46 years : No one leaned over the r.ail and ·begged for an autograph . Gone for a moment was the rat-a-.tat of two dozen cameras going off for every step he took at storied St. Andrews. He walked bri skly ;ind without fanfare to the practice range , then took his place among some 20 players to w;1rm up for a practice round on the Old Course. Nicklaus, finally, was in his element. · He wasn't a legend, just another player. The trouble for Nicklaus is that this British Open has become one big ceremony, a send-off like no other for the greatest major champion ever. There will be so many tears when he crosses the Swilcan Bridge for the last time that the burn might spill over its banks . Nicklaus even welled up ' twi ce durin g a new s conference Tuesday morning, first as he saw so many familiar faces settle into their seats, ihen as he was presented with an award from the Associ;ltion of Golf Writers for his outstanding· service to golf. But the sentiments can wail. Nicklaus is here to cumpete. even if the only lrop~y available to him is a tee time on .the weekend. Please see Jack, B6 2005 All-Star GamE American League wins another BY RoNALD BWM ASSDCIATED PRESS DETROIT ' - · M,iguel Tejada, Mark Teixeira and th'"i r American League teammates gave a new-look All-Star game the same old result. Tejada homered off John Smaltz to start the scoring, Teixeira added a two-run drive off Dontrelle Willi s and the AL overcame Kenny Rogers' bumpy inning ' to beat the NL 7-5 Tuesday night for its eighth straight win . Mark Buehrle got the victory with two sc-oreless innings for an AL staff that mostly im1de Comerica Park live up to its reputation as <t pitcher 's park in an era of hitter's havens. The AL had a shutout goi ng into the seventh, when Rogers g:tve up a two-run homer to Andruw Jones. prompting more boos for th e Texas lefty, playing . while appealing a 20-game suspension. Other than that it was all AL, and the junior circuit made it 3-0 since the change in 2003 that gave the All -Star-winning league ho.meficld advantage in th'e World Series. Tejada, Teixeira and Buehrle were among 13 players getting their first All-Star start s in a game nothing like th.e 'famous 1971 cla ss ic about two ')niles away . at Tiger St~diu m. E;ighteen future Hall of Famcrs played in that one, and six uf them homered including Reggie Jack so·n, who hit the stunning shot off the lig ht tower on top of the roof. The most famous player in this one was Houston 's Roger Clemens , a month shy of his .43rd birthday. The Rocket , an All-Star for the lith time , pitched a perfect fifth inning. retiring David Ortiz. Garret Anderson · and Tejada . The seven-time Cy Young Awarcj winner entered and exi ted to hundr~ds if. not thousands of flashin g camera bulbs aimed at him hy the crowd of 4 1,617 in the wide . cavernous ballpark. which opened in 2000. The mo st infamous player was the 40 -year-old Ro gers, who was booed loudly when introduced and tipped hi s cap to the crowd as he looked ahead stone-faced . "I don "t hold anything against anyone," RogCrs sa it!. Rogers was penalized last month hy baseball commiss ioner Bud Selig for an outburst last month that sent a 'television cam eraman tO. the hospital and prompted a police ii'JVestigation. 'AP photo '" I warrted to pitch.'" . Rogers said. ··1 didn "t pitch Ame rican League All-Star Miguel Tejada of the Baltimore last year in th e game . and I Orioles fol lows throu gh on his second inntng home run off think at thi s spge in my National t.:eague All-Star pttcher John Smoltz of the' Atlanta Braves in the second innt ng of the 2005 MLB All-Star Game, Please see· American, 86 at Comerica Park in Detroit Tueso ay. �• Wednesday, July 13, 2005 Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel .. . The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentinel.com ' Wednesday, July 13, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com \!Cribune - Sentin.e l - ' 1\egi~ter CLASSIFIED It MOIIIIJ:: HOMEl> F"OK wBnck 3 bedroom. 1 1/1 2 bath llvmg room, great room eal 1n kitchen , 2 fireplaces & garage plus sheep bam, pasture. garden spot $550 plus ulilltles Cali (7:03)451·2591 C•lll• Cou11ty OH EffiCient 2BA Rei Dep No · Pets Convenrently located (304)675· 5162 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Immaculate cabin/cottage 1BD on 40 acres of woods CIA, Silting toom $400/month (61 4)595-7773 or 1-800-796 -4686 ~egi~ter Your Ad, . (7 40) 446-2342 (7 40) .992-2156 (304) . 675-1333. can Today..• Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 To Place utribune Offtee ·llowc-g Sentinel Monday thru Friday -8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW TO WRITE AN AD Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p.rn. Friday For Sundays P a per • All ad' must • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Successful Ads Description • Include A Pnce • Av01d Abbreviations Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... • In dude Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Davs I \\01 ''<1 'I· \II S I ' L<~l \ Nil FOI INI) 72 Y.IRJ) SAL~.· r dogs Good homes on ly (74D)388 0490 Free Gerb1ts ' fnendly act111e and playful 12 to choose M1sS1ng Wh1te lang ha1red from (740)379-9445 Jack Russell Temer w1th Lab nmc pupp1es ready to light brown lefl ear & green Reward go Blonde , black & 1 harness S 100 Please Returnll No queschocolate 740-985-3357 tions askecll (740)59 1 0056 Mate Yellow Lab m1x tooks (740)593·6824 lull blooded good w1th k1ds Area Fox 6monlhs old (304)895-3012 Rockspring s Terner·Whlle w/black heador (3040593·2649 black spotlnghl s1de 740One set ol geri:J1I & numer- 949-262 1 ousO tame hamslers brmg 70 own cage (740)444'- 4263 Table & 3 Cha1rs (304)458 1657 To good home 12 weeks old Blac~ Lab/ Boarder Coll1e Puppy, good w/k1ds (304)882 2928 Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m . Thursday for Sundays Pap••< be prepaid' POliCIES· Ohio Valie\1 Publiahlng raaerve. the right to edit, reject, or cancel an11 ad at any lima. Errore mual bfl reported on the tlrat day Trlbune-Sentl nei-Ragiatar will be reaponaible tor no more then the coat of the apace occupied by the error and only the tirat lnaanlon. any lost or expense that reaulta from the publication or Gmlaalon of an advertlHment Correction wm be made in the ftral awallable edition 11ra t1lw111ya confidential • Current rate card appllu • All real eatale advenlaemenla are aubject to the Federal Fair HGullng Act of 1968 accepta onl~ help wanted ada meeting EOE etandarda Wa will not knowingly accept any advertlalng In violation ot !he law KIT & CARLYLE SOKJOI.~ IN!.~ RUCTION GaUipolls Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call TodayJ 740-446-4367, 1-S00-214-0452 YNIW ga111po11scareerccllege com Accredllecl Member Accredrl1n9 Counci l lor ll'lclo!XII'ldonl Collogea and Schools 12749 Yard sale Fn-Sat 7115-71 16 8am-6pm 11 17 Teodora 170 A'" ~::-~~~-...,...., 4 1 i " Pm1FROI'/Mllllll r FREE Home DIRECTV entertamment System . 72 Y.IRIJ SAf.f.· GALI.II'OI.IS Garage sale July 14 16 2 5 m11es east ot' Porter on 554 Dresser, computer desk l1sh tank , k1ds adult clothes CLASSIFIED INDEX © 2005 by NEA, Inc. 110 Ya rd Sa1e Tues Wed & Thur 202 N Park D1 9 9 Tool Table ~:::--~\-=-V~AN-I-l·.-ll-- Abso lute Top Dollar U S Silver and Gold Coms, Prootsets Gold R1ngs Pre19 35 US Currency Solitmre D1<1monds- M T S Co1n Shop 151 Second Avenue Gathpol1s 740·4462842 I· \ 11'1.11\ \ n \I snn I< ·1 s 110 LEARN TO DRIVE 'NO EXPH11ENCE. ~E CESS ~IW FULl TIME CLASSES ' CDL rFIIIoiNING 'fiN>INCING AVAILJI6LE ' JOe PLACE MENT ' ENilOlLING NOW ALLIANCE TRACTOR-TRAILER• TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE VA 1-800-334-1203 "<WW ail anc •ac1oottalluo ''" 100 WOAt<ERS NEEDED Assemble crafls. wood 11ems To $480/wk Matenal s prov1ded t-ree mlqrmaucn pkg ~j nr 801-428-4649 An Excelle'nt way to earn money The New Avon Call Mar1lyn 304-882·2645 Hl·il.l• \\'ANn n Call for somelhmg you believe 1n and make great money do1ng ttl Call on Oehall ol ma1or Non' Prollt and PolitiCal orgamzattonsl and earn up to SS/hour plus bonuses We otter pa1d tram1ng pa1d holid ays and pa1 d vacations Fu ll and Par! time sh1 fls ava1labte Call tOd8y to sc hedule an 1nterv18wl 1·877-463-6247 exl 2455 110 lh.u• WANIJo:ll D1rect Service Employee Im mediate PoSII1on Openmg Part·Time f)os1tlon Available REM Commumty Opltons 1s currently seekmg persons to provide act1 ve habrlitatlonfdjrecl ca re 1n a res1dent1al set11ng lo md1vrcl· ua ls who have mental retarcl!1!ion or olher developmental d1sab1i111es 1n the Wood Jackson, Mason , and Roane County area Mm 1mum quplificat1or1S 1ndude a val1d www.1nfoc islon com - -- - - -- - - - dnver's license and high scllool diploma or eqUivaCert1l1ed Nursing lent The Qualifica tions Assistant for full t1me and 1ndude workmg weekends temporary (90 day) work 1n a even1ng sh1lts and mosl be 11 4 Bed Long Term Care able 10 llh Ekceltent starting Sta te Fac 1111y Fult-11me wages and compet1t1ve be nemployment ollors an mo:len ellis No phone calls please. Sive beneltt package mclud· Please send reslJmeflelter 1ng State c1v1 1 serv1ce retire of 1merestto men! earn up to 15 days REM Cornmumty Opl1ons vaca !IOrl pe r year, 18 days 3 Boaz Commer1ca1 Park siCk leave, and 12 plus pa1d Williamstown WV 26187 holidays health!l1fe msur· Attent1on Programs ance IS ava1lat:Jie Salary IS Coord1n1ors commensurate w11h expenDead line to apply July 18 ence Must have CNA cer2005 tification to work m West V1rgrn1a Colltact Km1 Full T1me Help Wanlc d Rt 35 B1ltups or V1cky Berkley at Adult Video & Book Store Lak1n Hosp1tal Lak111 WV at Evenmg shill & M1dn1ght Do (304}675·0860, ext124/ 125 Not Call Store Call Mon day thru Fr1clay from (304)549·5696 8 DOam 4 00 pm Lak1n Hosp1tal 15 an EEO/AA Full -flnm babys11ter needed Employer Barton Chapel Road . Ma son Class A C DL Dnvers ·wellston Area !mmed1 ate Openrng Local Hauling If yot.J have Tanker endorsement w11h e:o:cellent dnv1ng rP.r:flrrl (rn 1mmum , ? yr<:. e:o:per1ence dnvmg_Sem1 s) And hke Work1ng Monday lhru Fnday some Saturday's Home n1ghtly Pard by the hOur (excellent wages) County No stuclenls apply call 6pm-9pm 304-576-3353 Help Wanted Tomato P1ckers (740)247.-390 1', 740-247-2 165 Local truck1 ng co mp an y seekmg Class B CDL drivers w1lh good MVR sala ry pay home weekends . good equ1p '!lent . (740)388-0855 or (740)709·1581 rsca AN/LPN 'S Overbrook cen ter rs curren tly accept1ng apphcattons for LPN'S and RN S 7A 7P and 7P-7A Sh1fls are ava1lable I! you are 1nterested please come rn and 111 OLit ar" apphcat1on c11 333 Page Streel M1ddteport or call and speak w tn HOII1e Bumgarner LPN S1aif Developmert EOE LI NI CAL DIRECTOR o RESPIRATORY CAR E Buckeye H1lls Caree enter & R1o Grand ommum1y College) Requnemerlts ART B n AT or related held unent L1cense w11h Oh1 Board o Respira tory Care Tw ars cllmcal e•penence Send resume to Sharon arrniL ha el Buckey HillS Career Center PO Bo:o: t57 R1o G·ande 0 5674 ~ i 740)2d5-533 EEO 110 HEU' W.wmo OlJTSIDf SALES REPRESENTATIVE The GallipOliS Oaliy Tribune IS acceptmg resumes for a lull hme outSide sates representatiVe to JOin our sates team and to manage an c;tabllshed accouni' hst while ca lling on new accounts The successful candidate w1ll be a diSCiplined. sellmotiVed team player that understands ! he Importance of developing strong, mulually benefiCial bus1 ness relationships w1th our accounts The 1deal candrdJte w111 have sale experience For conf1dentta l mtervte"', please send resu me and cover letter 10 Gallipolis Daily Tnbune Alto J1m Freeland 825 Th1rd Ave Gall1pohs, Oh10 45631 & Ef<ttT's Parametl1cs needed Apply at 1354 Jac k ~o n P1ke Gathpohs POSITION OPENING HEALTH SERVICES SUPERV1SOR REM Commu1111y Options a serv1ce prov1der to persons who happen to have d1sabll· 1ty •s currently accepting resumes lor a Hea lth Serv1ces Supervisor pOSItiOn lor the Wood and Jackson Counties area. General dut1es 1nctude s1art superviSIOn :and superv1S10n Qf med1cal care of people hv· 1ng m a Wa•ver se1t1ng Mm1mum requ1rements are a RN Degree OMRP qualihdemons trated callons. superv•sory sk1ll, and genurne concern fo r people 2 BDR 2 bath R10 Grande area $400 a month mdudes trash $400 depos1t (740)367·7025 2 bedroom AJC very n1ce no pe ts In GallipOliS (740)446·2003 • Dnve from $344 to $442 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740-446-2568 Equal Hous1ng Opportumty expenses pa1d plus salary Need dnvers licenses Call (740)288 0290 leave mes sage Needed baby srller for 1n our home (Portland) 2 days a week {7 40)843-11 03 . STNA S Overbrook Center 1s curremty accep11ng applrca llons lor full t1me STNA 'S 7A-7P. and 7P-·7A, and 3A3P Shi ll s are available 11 you are Interested please come 1fl and l1ll out an appiiCaiiOfl at 3.33 Page Slruet Middleport Please No Phone calls EOE 3 Bedroom 1 112 Baths CARE IO BUSINI,\~ Ol~~llfll!Nm oNOTICEo HIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends tha ou do busmess w11h peo le you know and NOT t end money lhrqugh lh all until you have Invest• a ted the oflenn r MONEY All real estate advertialng in thla nawapaper It subject to tl'la F&deral Fair Housing Act of 1968 wh1ch mftea It Illegal to advertise "MY preference, limUatlon or discrimination based on race , color, religion, aex familial abdua or national origin, or any intention to make any auch preference, llmUatlon or . j3«< Busmess for sale F1veStat1on Ha1r Salon and Merle Norman Cosmettc S!ud1o lor sate m downtown GallipoliS Oh1o Price ReduceH to Sate Askmg prtce mcludes hau producls, cosmE!t1cs, franch ise Call 740 245·9294 Lots& ACREAGE Wooded ' acre Country Home Site near Umon Campground Electm::!Rural Wate r (304)882-3772 call after 9pm For sale RIVef"\ront acreage, around 6 acres on At 7, mce place for a new home Call (740)446-8595 aller 900pm WAN'Illl Help Wanted Help Wanted buys ho mes ConfidentiaL Ou1ck cash <ltm 740-992 6300 No calls after 9. 3 bedroom, Pomeroy $400 per mo plus depgs1t, (740)992·0064 • 3BA, Brick House I Bath, Appro)( acres 20 M1nutes from Tcyo1a P lant $500/mont h , $500/deposlt (304)576·2217 a Attention! Local company ollenng ~NO DOWN PAYMEN T" program!:> lor you 10 buy• your home Instead of renttng • 100% f1nancmg • Less than perlecl credit accepted • Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage Locators (749)367·0000 For Rent 3-bedroom, l·bath. Full basemeht, County Home Board ,Rd Letart, WV Central-Air (304)675-2464 or (304)593· 1481 r Small pop machmes and j610 FARM snack· mach tnes ldeat for F~~II':>IENI . small 1ocat1ons rec rooms elc Call (740)379-2218 0% F1xed Rate up to 36 V1deo Camera, Cannon monlh s on NeN John Deere Elura '70 d1g1tal video cam- cOmpact Tracto;s & 110 TLB era, uses m1nr DV Tapes ( 2 at Carmichael Equipment mcluded). 360X cllg1tal (740)446-2412 zoom, 1 opt1cal zoom 8MB memory, case, manual John Deere 10 It No Til Dn11 Pa1d $915, wants $700 lor Rent Carmicha el {304)675-4132 days, (304! Equ1pment (740)446-2412 675 · 5914 evenmgs ex • r I 10 Anu; m11 SAL~ Ask about our AQHA Member 0 1acounls on new John Deere Equrpment Carm1chae! Eqwpment (740)446·2412 Sports Car 1990 Mazd a M1a1a Convert10ie Top Cond1!10n $2 ,995 {304)6757790 15 Pygm~ - goats Barbadps sheep (740)245·g142 Nub1an $35 each . . TRUCK.' H>RSAI F 4x4 Fo~ SALF 2003 JeeP L1berty Renegade Loaded 4x4 , 19,000 m1 tes $12,500 Call ,(740)256· 16 18 or (740 )2566200 .., . MIYIURCYCLJN 4 WIII ·~:LERS (,,lml' I 1.1111' Deere Credit approval Your S1100 runs good 304-8822001 Custom Panzer 2000 payments could be as low 21 96 or 304 377 8266 mrles S 13 BOO 2003 as $39 month willl $0 down 1991 Ford Ra nger, body la ~r- Hundred An nv H entage Carmichael Equipmen t run~ fa1r $750 (304)675· 600 m1tes, $17 ,000, 2000 (740)446·241 2 8714 Dyna W1de Glide 16 000 m•les $11 500 2003 Zero TlJ rn Z-Trak Mowers 1997 Dodge Dakota SLT V6 Hundred Annv Road Kmg from John Deere ava1labte at Au1orna1 1c 2 Wheel On ve Gold Key package w/ $7000 4 9% f1xed rale lro 72 000 rTu les (304)593 16 14 el(tra chrome 300 m1les Ca_rm1chaet Equ1pment w1th $17,900 (740)992 -6 520 John Deere Credl!,_ approval 1998 Dodge Dako1a Sport 740 992-2670 (740)446 2412 tr L.ck 5 speed 136 000 www careg com mile s $4 000 Ca ll 2004 Honda Shadow 600 (740)388·0578 or {740 )388· Chromed out $3 850 080 IR \ '\<..;I'C 11(1 \ IU J\ (740).. 6~3993 8707 . 10 ALnus 200 1 Dakota Club Cab 94 Hartey Dav1dSQn Ultra IUR SAI.h Sport Plus Heavy Duty ClassiC 10 000 m1les blue Motor Sporl Senes 2WD e~cellent concl1t1on. S 13 500 (740)949 22 17 1985 Po nt1ac Trans-Am loaded keyless entry 5spcl, 305 H 0 only 55 000 redJbtack like new 34 ,000 lloAl~ & M<m lRS m1les. 111per blue, t-tops mrles S12 000 080 lliR Su.t~ excellent shape (740 )446 (740)446-1637 or (7 40)446 0350 4616 atter Spm • 200 1 Johnson ' 8HP 1997 Hon da -CIVIC 109 000 2004 Ford F 150 Supercrew Outboard motor, tow hours. m• Att er market acces- 4x4 FX4 off road package S7DO 12ft alumll'lum boa! sone s 38+ mpg Clean 5 4 V8 , G-CD changer, run Wllh Qlder trailer 2 trolling black/black Call (740)441 nmg beards poWer ~ery motors and more $42 5 or 9865 • lh1ng Tonneau cover tow $1 000 fer all (7 40)44 6m1tes 6970 package 27 000 1998 Plymouth van 4 cyl eXcellent condi'IOn N A D A CAMI'f:IIS & $1,800 080 98 burgundy Book Yalue $30 375 sell lor MmnR Hom:-; Slratus 4 cyl au1omat1c, $~8 900 (740)446·8217 98 000 m11es $2 500 080 (740)256· 1652 97 Ct)evy 112 ton V-8 1999 Trail L11e Bantam AutomatiC ;m crUise runs Flyer Excellent cond1!1on Mu s1 see 7401999 Chevy Metro 4 dr . 4 and looks great $4950 00 Loaded 949-2709 sa ooo cyl 76 000 rn1les $3 ODD 740 -985-4180 080 Cal1 (740)441 ·0712 . ·~--~~--.., - - - - - - - - 4x4 2001 Jayco Des1gner Senes 1999 Ford Tau rus V-6 : FOR SALI27RKS 5th Wheel Lots of eng1ne. automatiC powe'r L,!',--ioiiioiliiiiiiio-.-1 accesso nes , $21 000 w1ndows & door locks Very · {304)675-2245 d d 74 OOD 1997 Chevy Tahoe 4 WD. leather, CDI!ape, well ma1n- 98 Pr owl er 26 II excellenl go o con llron miles . S3 BOO f 740 l 446 - tamed $7 500 Call '"co ndl\1011 (740)339-3654 or 0425 (7 40)379-2867 (740 )256- 1526 r 1999 Blazer 4~4 LT ongmal owner 76K axe cond . loaded never 1n mud $9 500 (304)458 1002 'lin HIs Hm1•: hll~( >VI-:1\III·~'TS BASEMENT Plymouth Voyager .. 1999 Ford Ekpe d1t1on V-B Frnanclng Ior <tO oot s or 94 115 000 miles Good AWD. 78 000 mtles New Model 45 7 Standard ConditiOn $ 1 000 080 $15 000 Call (740)388Round Baler Only $13 250 {J04)B 75 _3250 0578 cash Makes 4X5 Bale Carmichael Equ1pment ~5 Mercury Sable not run- 2001 Chevmlel 1500 Z71 (740)446·2412 nmg Purchase for $2,700 ext cab PW e'Jerythmg AT ~ . h -----~-~-- will sell besl offer (304)675 Spec1al Purchase- John 8 159 Deere 702 8 & 10 Wheel S15 500 OBO 3993 Rake sl John Deere D1sk Mowers Ca ll tor pnce Carm1chaet Equ1pment (740)446-24 12 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 4lC4 SLT 4 7 VB red 27,000 miles sla 000 (740 )4467484 or (304)654 521.1 Mercedes Benz 260E 88 Engme rebwtt to o much new to l1st 25MPG N1ce nde $3 950 (740)245-9142 Co leman Campmg Tra1ler 12FT. 2 Kmg Beds $4,995 call lor Detail s (304)6751731 1999 Chevy Suburban 41i4, good conC111on loaded new 1"10 t1res Askmg S 1 1 OOD (740)441 -0658 or (740 )7091931 Balers @ 1 9% F1xed ' Rate •• M r 1978 Ford F250 p1ckup 460 moto1 body fan $5DO 080 1998 Yamah~ Btasw ~J h D Ad M ('7 40)388-0481 $1 100 1998 Kawasak1 o n eere I lng owers _ _ _ _ _ _.:_._ _ KX250 dirt b11<e $1, 100 starling at 51 ' 399 Flnancmg 198g Chevy Ut11ity bed truck (740)446 8138 ava11able su bject to John I "\' .X John Deere Comme rc1al Works1te Products In Stockll Compact Excavator 27C Block, bnck, sewer pipes, 350. 500/Sktd S1eers 371 325 328!Trac1or Windows , hn1els, etc Claude 320 Wmters. Rio Grande OH Loader Beckho,e 11 OT LB Chec~ out our rental rates Call 740-245-5121 Great F1nanc1ng Ava1lable1'!:~ Carm1chaal Equipment (740)446-2412 FOR SALE 200 1 HyUnda1 Sonata , 4 cyl, 2 4 ht6r. au1oma11c IVC P/S female Pekmgese AKC New 5003 5005, & 5020 Pf\N cru1se CD playe r sunregistered, 8 wks ,olcl very Senes John Deere Ultllty root KBB value 7 070 askTractors @ 0%, flkedf 36 mg $5 500 (740)446 7029 . lovmgl (740)446-1000 months Used Ut1hty Tracto rs Excel1en1 cond1t1on AKC Basset Hound pupp1es @ 4 9% Vanabte t 60 Shots wormed, parents on monlhs Carmichael 2dr 2001 Dodge Stra!Us hke new1learl wh1te 3 0 V6 prem1se $300 each AKC EQui pment (740 )446-2412 reg 2 yr old mate Basset 42 OOOm1tes , $8400 OBO Hound (740)256-6887 New John Deere Round Call (850 )543-40 79 ._r_A_NilQLIDi _ _.l r Twm A1vers Tower IS acceptmg apphcations for wa111ng list lor Hud-subs1zed . 1· br. aparlment , ca ll 675-6679 WV HousE~ lllRRFNr garage, lurmshed, close to Holzer hosp1tal (740)4410310 It Please cons1der adoptmg one of these homeless dogs from the -Me1gs Co Dog Pound ·-·--- 740-992-3779 Collie ml)( te rn 2 years JET Black&Whlte Beagle 1 year AERATION MOTORS mate German Shepard ml)( Repaired . New & Rebui lt In 9 mo fem Golden Ret Lab Slack Call Ron Evans. t - m1x male 'Wh11e Shepard 800·537 ·9528 mate 1 year 2 Aust Shepards, 1 male nevtered & 1 not Many n1ce breed NEW AND USED STEEL dogs & pupp1es Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar For Concrete , Angle, Channel Flal Bar, S)eel Gralmg Fo r Drams. Dnveways & Walkways L&L 1981 HDWG new Iron! t1re Scrap Metals Open Monday new banery 12590 m1les. Tuesday, Wednesday & seooo oo 740-992·9 155 Fr1day, 8am·4 JOpm, Closed I \I(\ I Sl 1'1 '1 II S Thursday Saturday & .\11\ISIIllh Sunday (740)446-7300 Furmshed upstaus, 3 rooms & bath Clean. ret & dep Buy or sell A11J8r1 ne reqUired No pets (740)446· Antiques. 1124 East Mal!l 1519 on SA 124 E Pomeroy, 740992 -2526 Ru ss Moore Grac1ous 11v1ng 1 and 2 bed- owner room apartments at V1l1age... iriii~~-----..., Manor and Riverside MISCEUANEOU~ Apartments m Middleport t\1ERCHANDtSE • From $295-$444 Call 7 40992 -5064 Equal Housmg 5000 220/110 Cote man genOpportun1t1es erator like new $400 00 air- AKC German Shepherds Pups & Adults Large 2 bedroom apt unfur· compreSsors saws. welders 1-Biack & Tan L111er nished. all utd1\1es paid $500 & m1sc lools call for more 1-Solid Black L1ner monlh plus depoSit No pets mfo 304-862-2196 or 304- vet-checkeC & shots must have references 377·8266 (304)937·2310 (740)446·1637 or (740)4468 Grave Cemele ry Lot www trlstatek-9 com 4616 after 5pm Graham Cemetery Contact ~A-:-K::C:-:R::-e-n-=eo_s_1_on-=•=-e-,r-:-,.-, 1::1' •· One BA apartment 1n Spr1ng ( 304)882-2 142 or (304) 882- mates $400 each 740-378 Valley $290 per month plus 3228 6610 depos1t Sun Va lley Card1ogllde exerc1se Full blooded Jack Russell Aparlmenls . no longer mach1ne ' $50 OBO puppieS 5 wks old $100 floods (740)388-0017 or (740)245·5934 each (740)446-341 3 (740)339·0362 Valley Apar1ments 1n Mason , currently acc)eptmg appi1Ca110ns Apply at 50 1 Shawnee Tra1l m ,po1n1 Pleasant ApplicatiOns on Tuesdays (304)675 discrimination " 3 BOA, 2 1/2 baths 2 car wringer washers Will do ED & AFFORDABLE! Townhouse apartments repa1rs on mator brands tn and/or small hOuses FOR shOp or at your home RENT Call (740)441 -1111 lor appllcahOn & 1nformat1on EHO Ul'\1\1.., 1BR house Am cam pus $300/mo S300/deposlt 3-4 bedroom house 2nd Ave , Gall1poil s $500/mo $500/depoSII 2BR apt house 4th Ave $,300/mo $300/depoSII has laundry hookup No pets ref requned Call For sale 2 bedroom house, only 6.00pm·9 OOpm smgle bath w1thm c1ty hm1ts. (740)446· 2422 askmg $60,000 Call (740)446-8595 after 2 BR , house located m Gallipolis, $40Q month plus 9 OOpm. deposit No pets, refe rence For sate by owner Tra1ter & required Call (740)441lot at 109 Cedar Stre el 0110 or (740 )9925174 ask Galhpohs at end of GAHS lor Jay tootbalt t1eld Call (41 9)5:.i3· 2br house 1n New Haven 4 t 95 for detailS $350 month (304)882·2890 1r 1'1-.~-s fUN SAI.E \740)446 WATERPROOF1NG Uncondllional lifet1me guaranlee Local references lur n1shed Es tabli shed 1975 Ca ll 24 Hrs (7401 446 0870 Rogers Ba sem onl Waterproofing '. SHOP CLASSIFIEDS r-..-·-..- . --:-. -··-.._. _. _. _. _. .. .-.. -:·-..- . _. _. _. _. . _.1 I Reach 3 Counties I : i • • Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spac1ous, 2 Bedrooms, C/A, 1 112 Bath , Adull Pool & Baby Pool Pa11o Start S385/Mo Plus No Pets. Lea se Secur1ty Deposit ReqUired (740)446·3481 REAL F.~TATE· Thla nawapapcr w111 not knowmgly accept advertteemente for real estate which 11 In violation or tl'le Law Our readera 8re hereby intmmed that all dwellings adVertla<fK:IIh this newapaper are available on an equal opportunity batet Thompsolls App liance & Repalr·675-7388 For sate. re-co nditiOned automatiC washsrs & dryers refrigerators gas ancl electnc CONVEN1ENTLY LOCAT· ranges, a1r conditioners and Pleasant Valley Apartment Are now takmg Apphcahon!l lor 2BR, 3B A & 48R , ApphcaiiOns are taken Monday thru Fnday, from 9 00 AM -4 PM Office IS Located at 1t51 Evergreen Dnve P01nt Pleasant WV Phone No IS (304)6755806 ~HO 2 acres of flat tand on SA 218 13 m1n from town Pr1ced $12 600 (740)255 1854 I Buy- Homes- Local person Clean furn1shed Aparlmen!s $325 and $350 month. mctudes water. trash Secunty Deposit and References reqUired call after 5pm (304)675-2970 (740)446·7444 1-877-830· 9162 Free Eshmates Easy ltnancmg. go days same as cash V1sa/ Mas1er Card Dnve- a- llnle save ala! r BLISINI5S TQLoAN arrow Smart ' Contac he Oh1o 0Lvl slon o Fmanc1al ln s11tul1on' ol Consume fhce !fallS BEFORE you ref1 ance your home o btam a loan BEWAR I requests for any larg dvance payments o ees or Insurance Cal he Off1ce of Consume fla1rs toll free a1 1-866 76-0003 to learn 1f lh ortgage broker o ender IS properl 1censed (ThiS IS a PUI?il erv1ce announcemen rom· !he OhiO Valle Publlsh1n Com an CLIFFSIDE GOLF COURSE Dally Specials Monday & Thursday 25% off $21 .00 18 w/cart Tues. & Fn. $25 all day w/cart Wed.· 7 am · 3 pm $1.00 per hole w/cart Sat & Sun -After 12:00 $25 all you can play w/cart ,\Nil ButllliNGS t BUDGET JACKSON Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark ESTATES, 52 Westwood Chapel Road, Porter, Oh1o mRSAU: ' Georges Portable Sawm1l1, hHp Uwww geoctttes com/bs clon't haul your Logs to the thomps~)D13gi M1ll JUS! call .304-675-1957 3br. 2ba. pool, garage, storage bldg , appliances Kancly Man, Remodelmg , $130 000, 5 miles from 33 Paln11ng, 36yrs Expenence on AI 681. (740)592·0428 eel. (304)675-8 178 or 8 room house 1n Gallipolis (304)773·6133 Needs work $29,500 (740)441 -1078 or (740)446Roofmg Decks. Hardwood 0974 Floor and Ceram1c T1le mstallatmn New AHentlonl Cons1ruci!On Pole Barns Local company offenng "NO Top Notch Bu1 tdmg DOWN PAYMENT" proContractors (304)675·3042 grams lor you to buy your home Instead ol rentmg WV036667 • 100% fmanc1ng 190 CHIIJYEIJlEIILY • Less than perfect cred1t accepled ' Payment cou ld be the Ch1lclcare ava1lable near same as rent Charola1s La ke Mortgage Locators Anyt1me Moo-Sat . (740)367·0000 $3/hr , $25/day AT MEIICHANIJISt: lntertherm Electnc Furnace ·'w/3 · Ton Central A1 r ConditiOner Umt call (304)576-2244 attar 5pm e"=ID AT MISCELlANEOUS Cherry Lumber Has been Bluet1ck beagle pups Shots planed Appro:oc 280 bel ft started , wormed 10 weeks $400 (304)675·2246 old $75-female & $50-male 740·378·661 0 Computer desk, $50 OBO Ktng s1ze bed 18 months G'o lden Rete1ver pupp1es olcl, manress & box spnngs AK C I st shol & wormed Included Pa1d $2,000, sell $200 00 p 0 p 304 675 $500 060 (740)245·5889 3526 D1amond cluster gold - 10 nngs, 2 ten ms bracelets & 1 Golden Retnever/Btack Lab walch, 3 pa1 r p1erce ear- mill puppies $50 each Call nngs, $90 each, (740)992- (740)256-1100 1426 leave mst;~ ~ MENTS PRICES 1980 Wrnchesler 14x70. Corner lot m Meadowbrook 3BA. 1 1/ 2 bath, excellent Roof, Lammate Wood conditiOn (740)446-2948 Flooring, and Carpel are 3 1995 Clayton Doublewtde. years old Fenced m Back 24k52, 3br 2ba , lot!ll elecYard and Storage Bu1ld1ng tnc . $16.000 OBO (304)675· 7708 (304)675·2907 3 bedroom. 2 bath, Ranch 5 Homes under $10.000 style house newly remodW1ll del111er (740)385-7671 eled, B1dwell area $69,000 Call (740)441-1528 or B used homes under $1 000 Wtll help wtth delivery (740)709-5952 after 4pm (740)385·9621 3 BR 2 BA, LR/FR UT, storage bid 2 decks, pool apph· Greal 200D Fleetwood 2 ances. Rodney, $85,000 bedroom w1th full delivery, (740)245-9318 set-up and central a1r Call Russ (740)385-2434 3BR 1 1/2 bath Ranch 2 car New 3 BA Home Only garage. m-gro und pool Green school d1stnct. $189/mo Includes ale, deliv.$,.15.000 (740)446· 16191o< ery and set up (740)385photos & more Information 4367 1r r MoBILE HoMES In Pomeroy -house, 7 rooms. 1 112 baths garage basement deck, mclud1ng Pllon1;SIONAL Send resumes to deed to 3 lots on OhiO A1ver SERVICEo; REM-Community Opt1ons Bank Call for appomtment Health ServiCes Supervisor and mlormai!On, 740·992· 3 Boaz Commerc1al Park Cakes by Kalhy- wedd1ng & 3424 740-992-1949 740Williamson . WV 26 187 all -occas1on, also Karaoke , 742-2007 AnentiOn Susan call (740)992·0723 after 3pm Newly Remodeled 213BR , 1 Deadline to apply 112 BA , Hardwood Ceram1c ~ July 1,8. 2005 Floors, full Basemont, 1 Car TURNED DOWN ON attached Garage. Deck , & SOC1AL SECURITY /SSi? Large Fanced Backya1d Wanted Experienced No Fee Unl ess We W1n1 $88 500 {859)797-9806 or Timbe r cu tte r and dozer 1-888-582-3345 1304)675·2036 operator Please call IU\11,1111 {7401256·6983 or {740)256· No ·Down Payment Possible, 132t 1900 square It hotJse, 3 10 llo~n:-; 1211 bedroom. 2 bath~ full baseSrnJ,\lloNs mRSALE men!, new heat pump , sets WA'If!HJ on 3 acres SA 7, Eas1ern • 2br 2ba (Mason) Sunroom School 01stnct (740)985 Home childc<~re, state cert1- New Carpet Heat-Pump. 4321 l1ed and pnvate pay accept- F1n1shed Basement, Double ed Clean. safe home local Gara e & S1crage Bwldmg fl20 Momu: Ho1m;' 9 ed 3 112 m1les off route 33 (304)773-5338 mRSAu· on Kingsbury Road Excellen! references ava11 ··- : - - - - - : : - : - - : : - - 1974 12x60. 2 SR. needs able Pertecl locat1on for 3 bedroom Ranch 2 ca r moved , has sk 1rtmg and parents who work w1th 1n the garage 1n· ground pool hont porch $840 (937)322 Pomeroy an,d Alllen s area S90 000 Call (740)2561719 Call740-9g2-9066 1962 EOE McClure s Restaurant now hmng all 1oca t1on s lull or ATTN WORK AT HOME Call 800'548 8694 or ema11 pa r1-tlme, PICk up appi1CaEarn $450 $ ~ 500/monlh InQU iri eS Ia llon al loca!mn & br1ng back Around you schedulel ~pearman @burchhydro com be tween 10 OOam & www h.ome-based bUSI1 1 OOam Monday thru Iless com Desktop Publisher needed Saturday e:ocper1ence m Quark Xpre ss AVONI All Areasl To Buy or preferred Send resume to Need help tor Parkmson s Sell Sh1rley Spears 304200 Mam st PJ pat1cn1 1n Mnryland Uve m 675 1429 Pleasant WV 2~500 m4e cou ple ~ home AU Backgro~mJ Screenmg mler v1ewer ExceUen1 communi · ca t1on and co mputer sk1lls requ1red S 10 00 per hour no benellls Call Mark 1800·556-3583 ...... Lw--•~,;,o,_Do.,_ _..~ I,_I.I'I.I A"t,\ NI B1g Yard Sa le 4-Fam lly Krodel Club House Fnday 15th 9am-3pm Aa 1n or Sh1ne " 'ANI"-"•) "'' One M1l e up SA1 43 Thurs Fn &Sat Kn1ves, an11ques & collecllbles s,-.u. FREE Equipment and Install up to lour rooms 145 channels $29 00 a month Ask how to get FREE HBO, MAX , and STAAS I 800523-~6 lor detailS 1110 July 15&16 on Pomeroy P1ke about 1 ,rr11te pas t Chester Cemetery On left Ram cancel 9 00 t1!1 ? "10 Ill I 4x4's For Sale ...................................... 725 Announcement ........................................... 030 Anliques .................................. .. .................. 530 Apartmenls for Rent .................. ............... 440 Auction and Flea Markel ... .. ....... ... ..... 080 Auto Parts & Accessones ................ ... ... 760 Auto Repair ............ ,. ......... .. ............. ... 770 Aulos for Sale ............................................ 710 Boals & Molors for Sale ............................. 750 Building Supplies ... ............................... 550 Business and Buildings ......................... 340 Business Opportunity ................ .. ... ..... 210 Busmess Training .............................. 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment .................................. 780 Cards of Thanks .......................................... 010 Child/Elderly Care .................................... 190 Electrical/Refrigeration. ........ ................. 840 Equipment lor Rent...... ...... .... .......... ... 480 EJ!:cavat1ng ............................. ,............. 830 Farm Equipment. ..................... ,.... ~.............. 61 0 Farms for Rent. .........................................430 Farms for Sale ............................................ 330 For Lease ................................................... 490 For Sale .................................................. 585 For Sale or Trade ........................................ 590 Fruits & Vegelables .................................. 580 Furnished Rooms ........................................ 450 General Hauling .......................................... 850 Giveaway . ..................................................040 Happy Ads .......................... c.....................050 Hay & Graon..................................................640 Help Wanled ...... ........... .............. .. ............. 11 0 Ht>me lmprovements ...............................: ... a1o Homes for Sale ......... ~.................................. 310 Household Goods.... ... .. .. . ...................... 51 0 Houses for Renl... .. .. ......... .... ............... 410 In Memoriam ......................................... 020 Insurance ................................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment ....................... 660 Llvestock:............ ......................................... 630 Lost and Found .. ....... :............................... 060 Lots & Acreage ....... , .................................. 350 Miscellaneous ............................................ 170 Miscellaneous Merc handise ....................... 540 Mobile Home Repatr ............................ ........ 860 Mobile Homes for Rent ............................... 420 Mobile Homes for Sale ................................ 320 Money to Loan ............................................ 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers .......... .......... :... 740 Musical Instruments ................................. 570 Personals ....... _ ......................... :...... 005 Pets for Sale ........ - -- ~ - .............................. 560 Plumbing & Healing ..... ............................ 820 Professional Seryices ................... ... o.......... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair .......: ....................... 160 Real Eslale Wanted ......... : ............. ............. 360 Schools Instruction ................................... 150 Seed ,. Plant 1: Fertilizer ............................. 650 Sllualions Wanled ...................................... 120 Space for Rent.. ......................... .............. 460 Sporting Goods ........................................... 520 SUV's for Sale ...... : ...................................... 720 Trucks for Sale ....... ... .......... .... ...... ... .. 715 Upholslery ...... ......................... ............... 870 Vans For Sale................. .. .. . .. .. ......... 730 Wanled to Buy .......................................... 090 Wanled to Buy· Farm Supplies .................. 620 Wsnled To Do .................................... 180 Wanted lo RenL. ................................ 470 Yard Sale- Gallipolis ............................ 072 Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle ...... ............... 074 Yard Sale-Pt. Pleasani.. .............................. 076 " 0 Estate Tag Sale July 15 and 16 644 S 3rd Mrclclleport Furn1ture appliances etc YIRil S\H MmuANmus I YIRIISAH- YAKIJ RENr SPACE RINr ll)R 2 bedroom all eleclr11:: water Mobile Home lot only Downtown Office Space- 5 and trash mcluded $350 Addrson P1ke- $125/month- room swte $65Qimo; 1 room mo and depos1t C~ call (740)446·3644 for more ofl1ce- $225/mo 2 room (740)441 -7033 lnlo suite $250/mo Secur1ty - - - ' - - - - - - , - deposit required You pay NICe 2 bedroom , 1 bath, u11htles All spaces very mea 2 bedfoom mobile home m appliances. excellent locaEle'Jator Call (740)446-3644 Middleport $375 plus tion Secunty depos11 No for appointment clepos1t no ms1de pets pels, $375/mo (740)446(7 40 )992·3194. 74q -4 16· 3994 or (740)446-2423 For Lease. Office or relad 1354 spaces 1n very good concllTakmg apphcai!Ons for 2 tlon DoWntown Gallipolis 2 Bedroom Sandhill Road beclroom mob1le home No Approx 1600 sq h each 1 Refere nce reqUired , No pets, $275/month mcludes or 2 baths Lease pnce pets (304)675 -3834 waler, $200/clepoSII Call negotiable to encourage - - - - - - - - · (740)446·3617 new · busmess Call 2 BR NC. s1orage bldg 10 +ll APAHlM~:NI~ ('740)446-4425 or (740)446m1n from town hospital & tOK RENT 3936 power planls (740)446WANTID 4234 (740)208·7861 . 1 and 2 bedroom apartrolb:Nr 3 bedroom 2 bath renl ments furmshed and unlur$400 and depoSit $400 No mshed, secunly depoSII Need to rent Aug 1st One requ1red, no pets 740-9921ns1de pel,$ (740)379-2254 bedroom unturnlshed apt 2218 E~tcept stove and refr1ga1or Beautiful nver v1ew m t bedroom apartment m Do not clnnk or smo ka Kanauga Ideal tor 1-2 peoGallipoliS near Wai-Ma rt Ground floor Please calllo ple No pets please Ull11t1es 1nctuded (740)245· Applications bei ng taken 5555 Call (140)441·0181 2 bedroom apt Btdwell area. clean remod- Washer/dryer hookup Water eled. 2 bedroom, $400 pa1d N1ce local1on, no pets plus deposit month Includ es wate r & $375/mo 90 Senes Kenmore Heavy se wer Reference & depos11 (740)446·9442 Duty washer & dryer 6 yrs reqUired No pets (304)5762 bedroom 1 bath, water old, $300 Call (740)3884037 pa1d, $350 month, $350 6901 or (740)388-8596 depos1t Call secunty (740)446·3481 Ant1que oak. dresser w11h mtrror good cond1t10n $1,75 BEAUT1FUL APART· 060 (740)245·5934 www.com1cs.com Movrng sale Fr1day July 15tt1 9-5 Lots ol e1Jeryt111ng Not JUS1 clothes and glassware Pnced to sell 3626 Bulaville P1ke 1 MILE SALEI Sa turday July 16th 5-7 houses w~h 8-10 familes-T A 404 (Bahr mrles North of Chesler oft SA 7 Sl::~rts a1 9 00 am 5 P1t bulls 3 lemale 2 ma les 8 mths otd good Registered male Choco lale Lab w1th papers, 3 yrs o ld (740 )446-36 54 All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To twrlght@ic net Found m Vmton area reddiSh blonde oag w1th wh1te Canceled P1stal Class July on noseJches1 short legs 23 9 DO a m VFW, Mason. wearmg reel collar Hous~ WV Phone 740-843-5555 broken (740)388 -8273 or Cell740 416 3329 Fo und Male Jack Russell Terner at GKN Plant m GI\UIVAY Gall1p011s Oh1o (304)6751907 2 young pupp1es Lab/Chow m1x Needs room to roam Call (740)446 3897 (3040675 ~ 1761 Very mce 2BA home 1n the country 1 bath. nice lawn. no pets Ref and depoSit $400 per mo (740)4462801 Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads (.~ ,.,., Borders $3.00/per ad l!_iillll ·Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large GALUI''OI L"i ANN( )liNt'l•,\ II N I'S Bpm HlR Disolay 'Ads Daily In-Colun1n: 1 : 00 p.m. N1ce 2 Bedroom House. Gallipolis Ferry Call after i"':'I\~IO~R~IL~E~H:'"O-M.. IO:S• ., Oeatl~ite-8' Word Ads •• ·, lb:Nr •• Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Ple·asant Register, or Daily Sentlnel, And It Will Run For FREE In i The Tri-County Marketplace! I • • Read your learn today! Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Want~ INDUSTRIAL WORKERS Local Area Industry seeking temporary personnel. 40 Hour work week anticipated. Rotating shift work required. Two Year degree preferred. Entl)' level wage rate approximately $10.00 per hour with moderate benefit package being offered. Interested candidates are to submit resumes to: HUMAN RESOURCES DEPT. P.O. Box 1051 . New Haven, WV 26265-1051 Deadline Date: July 24, 2005 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/0/V •• i , • I • I •• I •• I • • ,· ·I • I I • • • !~alHpolis iailp ~ribune The Daily Sentinel l9oint ~lrasant l\rglstrr! L-.~-~-j~.~:.~~·-. - . -~.-.~~-~:.~:-. - . ~. -t~.;ill:lw..:..-. . _J �·• ' ' • ' ' Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel '' Wednesday, July 13, 2005 · www.mydailysentinel.com '' Wednesday, July 13,2005 . ALLEYOOP www.mydailysentinel.com ,,., " 33129 :Eetate ol -Carpenter : Plelntlff Freda ·V8 ·Defendanta · Court ol :common Pleas, Melgo County, Ohio In pursuance of an order ol sale to me directed from aald court In the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at Public Auction on the front steps ol the. Meigs County Court House on' Friday, August 12, 2005 at 10:00 a.m., ol said day, the lollowlng described real estate: EXHIBIT "A" Parcel No. 1: The fol· lowing described real estate. situate in .range Eleven (11 ), Town Three (3), Section Thirteen (13) of ' the Ohio Company's Purchase, being In the Township ·of lebanon , County 'of Meigs, State of Ohio, and known as common lot Number 254 and described as follows: CommenclnQ al the Southeast cor- . :ner of Section 'Nineteen (19) In said 'Township and counIYi thence East Twenty-six (26} rods; thence North on a line parallel wllh said Section line to. land deeded to lhe county Commissioners of ·said Meigs County by :R. C. Middleswart lor road purposes; thence west alohg the line ol said 'land to the · East line of said Section Nineteen (19); thence South along said Section line to the place of beginning, containing twenty-three and one- . half 123 112) acres, more or less. Reserving to the said former Grantors, their heirs and assigns, all right, title and Interest in the miherals on, in and under .said real estate, and the right to extract and remove said mir,erals. Relerence Deed: Volume 152, Page 357, Deed Records, Meigs County Ohio. Auditor's Parcel No. 07.00072.000 Can not be sold tor less than two-thirds (213) of appraised value $24,000 Parcel No. 2: The following described parcel of laild situated ~ in Lebanon Township, Meigs County, Oho and ,more fully . described as follows: beginning n the East line of Section 19, Town 2, Range 11 , Ohio company's Purchase, seven rods Sou'th of the center of the POrtland and Bashan road; thence in a Westerly direction twenty (20) rods to near a pine tree 6 Inches in diameter on the North side of said road; .. thence north fourteen (14) rods parallel with the east line of said Sec. 19: . thenc~ East twenty (20) rods to the East · line of said Sec. 19; thence SOuth twenty (20) rods to the place of beginning, contain· lng two (2) acres, be the same more or less. Excepting 0.9628 acres - d to Bruce Johnson In Volume 114 Page 245 of the Meigs County OHiclal Records. Auditor's Parcel No. 07-4)0075.000 The following real estate situated in t he County of Melgo, In the State of Ohio, and In the Township of Lebanon, and bound· ad and described as follows : · Being In .Section 19, Town Three (3), · Rang_ e Eleven (11 ), Ohio Company's Purchase, beginning one hundred and fifteen (115) feet South ol the Portland and Bashan Road ·on the East line of s~ld Section · Nineteen (19); thence West three hundred thirty-eight (338) feet; thence North Nineteen and one· half (19 112) degrees West Five Hundred Ninety-eight (598) feet: thence Eaat Five Hundred twenty.-elght . (528) feet to the• East line of. ·said Section 19: thence South Five Hundred and Seventy-five (575) . feet to the place of beginning, containing five and three fourthe (5 314) acraa. Excepting two (2) acres deeded to Eber Carpenter prior lo this deed. Excepting 2.6258 acres deeded lo Bruce Johnson and recorded Volume ·114 Page 245 of the Meigs County Official Records. eouth eaat quarter of Auditor's Parcel No. Section 8, Town 8, and 07-()0073.000 Range 14 of tho Ohio Also, excepting the Company'a Purchall. coal, oil and gas minBeing 2.82 ICIII ' Ol eral end under oald land described In lands and the right to Volume 153, Page 621 mine and remove the of the Mei9,1 County same without lnlury Deed Recorda. Save lo the surface and and except lot sold and described In should the sur11te be Injured the same Voluma 162, Page 454, .88 acres. Aloo must be paid lor. Referenc'a Deed: save and except lot Voluma , 126, Page sold and deecrlbed In 236, Volume 251, Page Volume 178, Page 77, Volume 282,. Page 339, .88 acrn. Save 291 of the Meigs and except 0.48209 sold and County Qaeds acre described In Volume Records. Cannot be sold for 256, page 681, Meigs Records. less than two-thirds . County (213) of the appralaed Parcel No. 11-oo635. Current Owner: value $10,000 Michael Willford, et al, Current , owner: Estate of Freda 36790 St. Rt. 124, Middleport, OH 45760 Carpenter Property at: 53060 PPI 11.()(1635 Deed Bald Knob, Prior References : Volume Stiversvllle Rd. Portland, Ohio 256, Page 681 Appraised at Parcel No. 1 $17,500.00. TermJ ol PP# 07.00072.000 Parcel #2 Sale: Cannot be aold for lese than 213rds ol PP. 07·99975.000 07..()()()73.00 the appraised value. Appraised at 10% down on day ol sale, cash or certified $24,000/$10,000 Terms of Sale:Cannol check, balance due be sold for less' than · on confirmation of • 213rds of the sale. appraised value. 10% Robert E Bsegle down on day of sale, Meigs County Sheriff cash or cerlltied Javltch, Block & check, balance due . Rathbone . on confirmation of 602 Main St., Suite 500 sale. Parcels• sold sepa· Cincinnati, OH 45202 ratelyl 513·744·9600 the Robert E. Beegle , Attorney for Meigs County SherlH Plaintiff Attorney for the plain- (7) 6, 13,20 tiff Crow & Crow Public Notice Attorney 110 W. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 4_ 5769 SheriH Solos 1740) 992-6059 Case Number (7) 6, 13,20 04CV144 Peoples Bonk NA PlaniiH Public Notice vs Kim D, Mitchell et al Sheriff Sales defendants Court of Common Case# 04CV163 Pleas, Meigs County, Mortgage Electronl.c Registration Ohio. In pursuance of an System&, Inc. Plaintiff order of sale to me directed from said Vs Court in the above Neale G. Knight, et al aka Neale George , entitled action, i will Knlghtet el expose to sale at pubDefendants lic auction on the Court of Common front otepa of tho Pleas, Meigs County, Melgo County Court Ohio House on Friday, In pursuance of an August 5, 2005 at 10 order of sale directed a.m. of said day, the to me from said court lollowlhg described In the above entitled Real Estate: the lol· action, I will expose lowing described to ·Mie at public auc~ pramiaea. altuated In lion on the front the Township of steps of the Meigs Salisbury, · County ol County Courthouse Meigs and State of on ,Friday, August 12, Ohio: 2005, at !O:OOam, ol The following said day, the follow· described real eatate, ing described real tn· Section 32, estate: SitUate in the Township 2, Range VIllage ol Middleport, 13, Ohio Company's County of Meigs and Purchuo, beginning State of Ohio, being. al a stake on the Lo! number 51 In north line of aald original plat of the lion at tho oortheoot Village ol Middleport, corner ol a certain 5said lot being the aere lot now or ' forsame premises con- merly owned by veyed from Elizabeth Smith Hynll, doeded Rae, et al, by deed to him · by Nimrod recorded in Volume Hysell; thence eaat 8 93, Page 77 ol the rods to the center ol Meigs County, Ohio the public rood where deed records. . it croooes the north Property Address: line ol said section; 246 North . F,ourth thence south along Avenue, Middleport, the center ol oald Ohio 45760 road 17 rods to 1 Property Owners: stoko and stone; Neale G. Knight and thence west 4 1~ Marcia J. Knight rods lo a stake ·"t the Prior Deed aouthweal comer of In purauance of an number91, 1.20 mllae ordlr ol aale to me northeaot .ol the Inter· dlracted from oald section ol Townohlp court In the lbove road number 11 and antitled lction, I Will Stole road number . axpooe to oale II pub- 248; thence North 27 lie auction on tho degrees 05' 20" East lronl steps of tho 261 feet to an Iron Melgo County Court pin; sold point being House. on Friday, the point of begin· August 5, 2005 at nlng; thence North 34 Mobile RQofs 10:00 a.m. ol said day, dagreaa 00' . Eut o Flat or Low ·Sioped Roof • Carports the following 53.00 feet to on Iron . ' deocrlbed raal estate: pin: thence North 15 10' West Situated In the Village degree . of Pomeroy, County 173.35 leal to an Iron ol Molga and State of pin; thence North 74 Ohio · degrees, 50 ' Eoat 150.00 feel to an .Iron Porcel 1 . Ohio . Being R.E. No. 22, pin; thence South 15 known as the Wright degrees · 10' eoat property, Spring 208.00 leal .to an Iron Avenue, Pomeroy, pin; ihance South 74 Ohio, bounded and degrees 50' Weal described 11 lollowo: 190. 1'0 feet to the Being Lot No. 38 In point ol beginning, Fraction J8, Sactlon and contalnjng 0.732 14, Township 2, and acres. Range 13, which said Description lor this lot No. 38 adjoins lot ·parcel Is based on a no. 39 now or former· ,survey made by ly owned by Nellle.A. Gerald E.' Hann, Meier, In the VIllage ol Registered Surveyor Pomeroy, Ohio. No. 5062. Parcel No. 16-01449 Auditor's Parcel No. 412 Spring Street 03·01119.00 Pomeroy, Ohio Currant Owner: Parcel II Charles &. Suzanne Sltuote In tho Village Sayre at al . of Pomeroy, County Property at: TR 91 £EWIS ol Melgo and State ol New Hope Road CONCRETE Ohio: Long Bottom, Ohio Being all ol tot n~. 15 PPI 03.01119.000 CONSTRUCTION · Deed and 16 and part of lot •Prior Concrete Removal no. 17 In Samual References: Volume .. Quality Guuruntecd ATV Parts & ACC. Wyllie · Pomeroy's 308, Page 293 and Replacement subdivision ol lot no. Appraised James t\ Will Jr. at 1 Fraction 18, as lol· $66,000.00 Owner lows, lot no 15 In Terms of Sale : i(:91J:O~ti."Wotl( Samuel Wyllie Cannot be sold for 32119 Welshtnwn Rd. · 25 Years Experience Pomeroy subdivision lass than 2/3rds of Pomeroy, Ohio lot 1, Fraction 17 In the appralaed v81ue . David Lewis 45769 Naytots Run In said 10% dcWin on day of (740) 992-2432 740-992-6971 City qf . Pomeroy, sale, caah or certlf'ed Email:jwi1145769 Insured check, balance due except the cQal, and @ yahoo.com · , mo. l' ' ree Eslimales other minerals conon confirmation of tained therein with sale . the right to mine the Robert E. Beegle, Ta~e ' same without Injury Meigs County SheriH to the Surface, Anorney lor the plain• together with all ways tiH Let me do it for you! and right of way, lot Crow & Crow 16 and part of lot 17 Attorney -At-Law In Naylors run In the East Second Slreei City of Pomeroy, · Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 • Meigs County, Ohio. (740) 992-6059 Beginning at the . (6) 29, (7) 6, 13 northeast Corner of 'William Kasper's lot 15 In Naylors Run In . Public Notice · Pomeroy, 01\lo run· -------~ nlng northerly with PUBLIC NOTICE Spring Street one NOTICE:Io hereby hundred (100) feet, given that on thence · westerly to Saturday, July ' t6, Flochar Street; 2005, at 10:00 a.m., a Myc<s T<ee Dry thence southerly with public sale will be S<:""rvice said Fisher Street to held at 211 W Second . • lnsured-t'ree the northeast corner St., Pomeroy. The Eslhnatt$ of William Keoper'a Farmer's Bank and · Phone • Senior Citizen lot, one hundred (tOO) Savings Company Is discount (740) 992-5232 ' leet, thence e81t lNith selling lor cash In 740-'192-2621 .'0 Yea~ h pcricn(c the northerly line of hand or c.e rtllled SdO, IOxiO, William Kaspar's lot check tho following lOx IS, 10x20, to the place of begin· collateral : 'I'D nlng. Be the same 1999 .Dodge Durango 10x30 more or lesS bul sub- U T ·All Ynur Hnmc Janel Jelfers joel to all legal high· 1B4HS28Y2XF500488 lmpm\fcmcnt Needs wdya. 1988 ShuitzMoblle 33795 Hiland Road • Siding • Windows Parcel Noa. 16· Home-- M236455 • Decks • PorJ:hcs Pomeroy, Ohio 01449.00, 16.01450, 1998 Dodge Avenger • Ceramic Tile & 16.01451 , 16-01452 2D,AES,4B3AU552N1 Hard wood Flnorinl! Curnmt Owner: Marla WE154713. The • Garages Romine et al Formers Bank and • Room Add. • Rooting Property at: · 412 Saving• Company, · • Ki tche ns • Rat h.-. ·'No Jab To Slllllfl'" Spring Avenue Pomeroy, Ohio, Racine. OH Pomeroy, Ohio reoervea the right to 740-247-2162 or Deed bid atthlo sate, and to Prior 740-416-3508 Releren~es: Volume withdraw the above 97 Beech Street 14 )'r. . Experie nce 79, Page 533 collateral prior to 1 mo Middleport. OH Approleed at sole. Further, The , $30,000.00 Farmers Bank and 10x10x10x20 Terms ol Sale: Savings Company Cannot ba oold tor reserves the right to 992-3194 Ieos than 213rds of · rejact any or all bids or 992-6635 .the appraised value.· submitted. The above Ill% down on day ol described collateral " Middleport"s only oale, coah or certified will be sold "as is· Sell-Storagecheck, balance · due where is" , with no on confirmation of expreSsed or implied aale. ' warranty given. Robert E. Beegle, For further lnfDrma· tlon, or for · an Meigs County Sharttf 11aid 5-acre lot; Attorney lor the appointment to lhence In a northeast- l>ialntll! Inspect collateral, erly direction 7 rods t<lrk W. Llederbach prior to sale date con· lo a atake; thence In a P.O. Bo1 24005 tact Cyndle, Stacy, or ·· ·NeW Homes northwesterly dirac- Lyndhurst, 01144124· Randy at992·2136. (7) • Ga~ages . 13, 14, 15. lion .13 .rods to the 0005 • Complete place of beginnll)g, (21 6) 2111-3600 STANLEY TREE · containing 80 rods, (6) 29 (7) 6, 13, 3tc Remodeling Public Notice . TRIMMING & more or len: GENERAL ,Referarice Oeed: PUBLIC NOTICE Volume 96, Page 137, Public Nptlce NOTICE:Is hereby ·CONTRACTING Stop & Compare and Volume 96, Page given that . on • Prompt & quality 135, Meigs County Sheriff Sates Saturday, July 16, work Official Recorda. Cooe Number Probate 2005, II 10:00 a.m., a • Affordable Rates Curnnt owner: Kim 133164 public sole will, be • References .. D. Mitchell et at Suunne Sayre, held at. Fanner's Bonk Available Property At: 321145 Admlnlatrotor 1nd ' Savings • free Estimates Belloy . Run Road, Plalnttn Company parking "Insured" Pomeroy, Ohio P~ vs tot , 211 W. Second 14.00776.00 Prior :· Suzanne Sayre at al Call Gary Stanley Street, Pomeroy, OH . Deed ~eferences ; Defendants Credit Express Inc. is 740·742·2293 Volume 96 Page 137, Court of Cammon selling for ·c ash in • Leave a me~sage Volume 96, Page 138 Pleas, hand, Or certified at Meigs County, Ohio appraised check, the lollowlng $15,000.00 term• ol In pursuance of an collateral: sale: Can not be sold order of sale to me 1993 Buick LeSabre for less than 2fJ c;tf dlrec'ed from said 40, VINI the lipprol.-cj value. court In the above 1G4HP5316PH492364 10"4 down on Day ol action, I will Credit Expresa, Inc, 29670 Beshan Road Sale, Caah ' or expoM to ule al pub- Pomeroy, OH , Racine . Ohio Certlllad Check lic auction on the _ . . a the right to 45771 Balance doe on frQnt slepa of the bid II this uta, and to 740-949-2217 Conflnnstlon ol Sale. Melgo County Court withdraw the above Call .B.D. ConsL Robart E. B-la, House on Friday, coll1teral prior to for all ~·our home • SIDI5'x10' ' Meigs County Stierlff' August 5, 2005 at aale. Further, Credit rt'p8ir n~ds, roonng. ' 10 10'x3o' Attorney for the IP:OO a.m. of seld day, Express, Inc. sidi n ~ . add· on..... Plaintiff; Llnle Sheets the following r81181'118s the right to n~mod-:ling cit: .. & Warner, 213 East described real estate. reject any or all bids Hours rn't' t'~limah~ s Second Slreet, Exhlb~ A oubmiHed. · (7401 '1'12-2979 7 :00AM · B:OO.PM ~meroy, Ohio 45769 The · , following The above described • 1,' 14 11 rF.o pd lea vC nu·ssa c (740) 992-11689 • described real estate collateral will be sold (6) 29, (7) 6, 13 altuated In the "II II·Where Is" with High cost ol lertlllze'r got Townlhlp ol Chester no exPressed'' or In .the Courity. of Implied warrenty 17-1] -17~ ...... Ond the s ..te given. •· J>ublic Notlc. $265 ton (While Suppy Last) of Ohio: For further lnfOrma· • Mushroom Compost SheriH Sate Sltuote In Section 19, lion, or for an Number Town 4, ·Range 12 of appointment . •Available . Case to the Ohio Company's .Inspect 04cv139 collateral, $35 · 1,,000 lbs Approx. werght Bay Financial Purchaae, , Chaster prior to sale dale Con18 spreader buggies ·available for use Savings Bank TojVnohlp, ,Meigs tact Trlsch or Stacy at Airway pasture renovators and seeders County, State of Ohio 992·177.1. Plaintiff av~ilable to ren t and being mora par- (7) 13, tA, 15 vs Licensed agronomiSt On staff available for ticularly described as Maria Rorhlne ef al consulting. lollows, to-~lt : ·OefendBnts . SHAIJE RIVERAG SER\'ICE Court ·Of Common Commending at a fire . 35537 Sl. Rt. 7 ~or•h J•omcro~·. Ohio hydrant on the south Pleas, side of Township road M,elgs County, Oh!o '11111 Home Creek Enterprises Page 645, PPt'o: t!i00434 and 1!N\C)435 Appraised at 532,500.00. Tert1)1 of Sole: Cannot be sold . lor Ieos then 213rdo of the appraised value. ,10% down on day of sele , cash or certified check, balance d·ue on confirmation of sale. Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sheriff Reimer, Lorbar, Amovltz P.O. Box 968 Twinsburg, OH 44087 a 330-42~201 Attornev for PlalntiH (7) 6, 13, 20 . the Public Notice , Sheriff Sales Case No 04CV361 Bank One, NA Plaintiff VI Michael Willford, et al Delandonll ·Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sale to me dlr.ecled · from said court In the above entitled action, I will erpoM to osle at publtc auction on the front stepe of the Metgo County CourthOuse on Frldey, August 12, 2005 at 1O:OOam, of said day, the follow· lng d~scrlbed real estate: Situated In the County of Meigs, In the Sate of Ohio, and In the Township of Rutland and bounded and described as fol· lows: Being In tho North and Financial Services . 41800 SR #7 Tuppers Plains, OH ~~~~ . 45783 Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident . Cast • • 10 ;i K li 4 2 • J \1 3 ~ 3 2 • ¥ Q !:1 'j' A9 8 7 :t :.l t K IU ... 111 .7 Soul h A B G ¥ Q ,J I I! • ... t\KtJ 81i5 4 2 · Suuth Tree Service Top • Removal ; Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck S~~1. --- IT starting at 27 horse • 57 horse with shutlle .t r,!lnsmission 4·wd, remnt4! hydraulics 3 yt•ar warranty *"'**Also available**** • Thsk Master True tors 26 horse· 3" horse. 4.wd (1 year w11rrnnty) • Farm l,ro :J'ractors 20 horse - 30 horse loaders, finiSh mowers. tillers 7-1} BARNEY rl::--7M:-:A::D::-:E:-:E::-L-:-V::-IN':"'E=:Y:::,-:-S-_C_H_I..:.,C_KE_N _ ,_,, _ ~ ARRIVAl. ZTR lllxon (Zero '1\lrn Radius Mower) 30 inch l·i1ltht2 width to 50 Inch cutting width 3 year warranty right in the hwrt or t:IR~Ia' 'II!54J84 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE IS NO\\>' tWl':N AT Thl• Multum·y 'j bANG, MAW!! I WUZ CLARA'S SCALLOPED 'TATERS AN' JANEY'S APPLE PIE '! :r&Q TRACTOR St\l.t'S & t:OUIPMENI ).' ormerl' 11t IOH W. Main l~omc ro)' HOPIN' FER WOME . COOKIN' !! • Room Additions l Remodeling Comnmnily Ccntu -2611 Mulbcrr)' Ave. l'nmcmy Some Grnll lflk' l'ril' t~· Md Smili11g • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Rooting & <:i,utterll' • VInyl Siding & Painting • Pella end Porch Decks We do It alt'except furnate work f 'rie111il)' f 'al'l!.\', OJil:N \"P--\IORI\t.':>, i 992..S215 wv o:~Gn' IJum to Jpm ·Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Years local Ex ' ience PH: 992-4183 P" P"\. DOI-l:T I'LP--' i V.C. YOUNG Ill Mon-t' ri. ' "'l \. TI'EP..\ Pil.. M.'( E.t'IPLOYE() WI\~ E.OUP--L t>l<:>RC':>I"U. \ I I Storage. Rocky, ~'F\J;l , ConstrucHon FOR T-HE Fl R ':.T T 1!1E IN MY LIFE. My DAD LETS A.N ANIMAL IN IMPORTS T~E HOUSE. AND IS Athens IT? " WHA t s TIN K IN . WHY DID H E FIND " HA.YE To , n:"v CAT > W+-IY COU LDN 'T ~ E 1-\J\.VE FOU Nt> A t>OG?? c,a,T • ;-- - -- \.c-- ~ Whaley•s Auto Parts .740-992· 701 3 or 740-992-5553 Rertockir!fJ In tc ·Mode·/ S..l•ll.gt• arrd Arter .\i.rl<el l~rts . PEANUTS GOOD MORN I N6,.C~LICK ! 6LAD TO SEE WE'RE IN HIE SAME See Brent or Brian Whaley M-Fri 8:30-5:00 CAMP. Sat. 8:30-Noon Sun. C losed BOV, WHAT A SCARE A GREAT 8 16 FLIZZV . CREATURE WAS OUTSIDE OUR TENT ! f-IE f.! AD A BIG NOSE WE I-1AD LAST NIGHT ! AND GREAT 616 TEETH! WE COULDN'T SEE HIM TOO WELL, BUT WE KNOW HE WAS U6LV ! ROBERT BISSEll Advertise· co•macn• ·in this · space for $1 04 . 140-992-lGfl per month. SUNSHINE CLUB GARFIELD Hill 's Self Storage ' I .· WHAT'S .WRONGWt-r H &,>00" ' IN THIS .SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH Now Available AI · GRIZZWELLS PlD J. mL YoU I SAW S~do<EY ~£ &AR WA~VERI~ ARPJHI:> /11'\D \lt. REM114PED ME Scorpion Tractors "Taking Tire Sti11g Out Of Hard Work! " Mid-Size 4Whee l Dri ve Tractor . ' with JOhp & 40hp Kubo l a Engines .' ;I "' ~~ ¥ l'olss Pa s~ Pa...;~ !'a s ~ 1';1 s~ Here is another deal"played 'onhne . What do you tnm k of the North-South auct1on? How would you plan the play n\ seven clubs after e1 ther a heart 01 club lead ? Easl, 1! non-vulnerable. would probably have made a lhree·heart weak Jump · overc~ll But note West's excellenl p1e· empl ive JUmp to four heart s. Th1s can be defeated by three 1r1cks: Club ace. spade to the kmg . d1amond ace. d1amond ruff, spade to th e ace. d1amond fo( a hump promot1on. But even 1i lou / hearts IS doubled, plus 800 is not QOOd here 'AIIth Sl)( spades and seven dubs ma keable In the given sequence. North d1d well ·to bid live clubs. South , know1ng his partner had at mos l one hear1. showed h1s ltrS't· round diamond co ntm LTh1s was a grandslam try: otherwi se. he YIOUid have b1d SI X clubs. North adverlised t11s heart vo1d. but South couldn'l do more. ~VIth both top spades. sure ly North should have b1d seven Wh at el se could South have bu t strong clubs? North . though was worried about his t1 umps. . After the heart lead. declarer ru!led two hearts on th e board and discarded th e th1rd on the d1amond ace. mak1ng seven. All er a club lead, he w1n s ln hand . trur1ps a heart. pitc hes a h eart on the d1amond ace. and ru ffs a diamond. H ere. the klfl g drops. end1ng all pro blems.. But if it doesn't. South draws Irumps. plays a spade-lo the kmg, ruffs another dtamond. and runs the trumps. hoping to have a wmli1ng posi tion ·all he end fo r the 13th tuck. 01 48 pa1rs, only two got to seven qlubs Sometimes you w1n m lhe auct1011. not m th e play MY BRAIN 15 5TOCK IN HICCIJP YOU ARE WEIRD b 1nd 1\.\AT l'M l\IE q.!L'/ q..l£ W\\o CA~ ,, ~ ~ FlRE$ ?' 21 Spears, as 8 f ish 25 Chore ' 29 Orchestra member 31 Less trying 33 Fast food 34 Mystery · 35 Cornstalk 12 Sports t ip official 37 t,4erdy 17 ··- upon 38 Thumbs this quiet through lite! " 40 Sparkle 19 Impose 43 Green parrot · taxes 44 Je ne sals- 20 Seve nih 48 Oust from · planet power · 21 Whole bunch SO Teenagers 22 Lean 52 Used a aga inst hammer 23 Knock 53 Far East - - loop remark 45, Navajo toes 26 Z - 46 Klutz's cry zebra (2 ~do.) 27 Poet 's 47 Is, to Fritz adverb 48 Forensic 28 Hall, science in combos tool 30 Hiked ·• 49 Octopus 32 Breakdance abode music 51 -Zoologists' 36 Sprawl mouths 39 Famous clinic 40 Clap of thunder 41 Grand in scale 42 Game with mallets 44 Clever by Luis Campos C(lj~b• I) Crp h~• r.rfi)IDqlan a•!! c•~at ~t1 1 r.Jrr awoi J ~t oo; fath 1ener, tt1e up1e1 ~l ands by 'am011, ce~ple· pasI a!'(! preselll roo an ~t!1eo TorJav s clue Fequals H " G Z T H·E Z KFB S ZB MF GZ THEZX . ZEZU ZBMF VHZK HS HKF ZU XLX HKFZU OZBUY WH UZ GFZS GZ WHVK. B U M F L i'B T X YLPKO WB MT Z L YF , HN PREVIOUS SOL UTION - ·Ttle m o st 1mpor1 ant thmg hear what isn't being sa1d · - Peter F Drucker WBU .ULB -JZ In commumcat10n IS to 0 four mosl,r~·~s TAU R U S (A prol 20-May '201 - T,lO..P p a rl•cul;u Ci'l•e to ge l <~lung w11t1 "'' w(,) rk. o r ~:o l oc l <:~y .:tnrJ no! rnnkc .111y waves even 11 you lh1nk rnnr!Jto~·· W3t ra nT 1T It yotr s t .:~ot <• •umt•l•• ot co uld h a"g on lor I>O!l1e Tim,.,''-' ...... ,,, , GE MIN I 1M av 21-JUPI' :>Ot. Tlu:- ,~, n o t a gooo day ro Talo.t' .,,,.., rll>r•~f:,-· ..., lmanc tar 1 1sK~ 01 q.Hllhh~., 11,. a spects arc· nol wor-.onq '' yvou .r.,v.._; and c t1ancy s•Juatoons ,,, , ~ rnore tl •dn lokol y to f all llo:~l on yow v..111C1 WOlD GAMI rdlted lty· CLAY ~· POLLAN-'"'----- Jreorrg nqe in<:lde n o w w ill be dllln,ul\ to c:u•rert A R IE S [ Ma rch 21 A p 11l 1'!)1 Condtllons a rc s u c h rpday 1n no; mw': tl a s p o rc.ons wh o are ••'>u<ll ly on yCJur cmner may no! be the• ~· lo• vou v r sup p(n h ve o f yu1 u clhn I'> l nztl·,:'t(l o f ·g a tl n 1y d own go 1t alar,m lr.r 11 oe SOUP TO NUTZ 24 .Brownish fruit CELEBRITY CIPHER <!bur 'lllrlhday: Money Yokum 5 Candle material 6 Hound 's track 7 Observance 8 Uttered 9 RN s provide il 10 Science class . II Trampled t::~~t:~! ~©\\~N\-~f.,2f'6• Thursday, July 14, 2005 By B ernice B ede 'o so l Yo u may b e lo o k tng to l n rm nn a lliall ce 1n lh o ye ar ah ead w 1111 s ome · o ne w ho c an CCil rn b uto t o <l!l en te r • p r ise yo u 're {l tlcm ptin!=j to· g e l ~ l ; 1 r l ed It th• s person h o l d ~:> the s a m o g on ls .15 you . l1e 0 1 s h e Will p iny n h e n e f•c• a l role . C A N CE R (.Ju ne :2 1· J ulv 221 D o m e s lrc chsag rE!Om o nts s t 10uld b e s tnc tl y s e tll ed w1 lh in the c o nl m es yo u• h o m o to d ay D o n 't look tc11 SUJ'l · p o rt elsewhere. s ucll a s w1 th •n · laws o r o uts rde rs . o r you r t rou l>lt;!s w oll s n o wba (l LEO (Jul y 23 · Au g 22 ) .___ When 0 111 w 1th y o u• p;:~r~ t odAy. s h o 11 td anyo ne d o s ome thi ng w h1c h yo u linrJ ubJBC· T1o n a ble. coun t t o 10 L> o lo •o you res p o nd . A e to r1 1n g w rthoul m m ktng ,p la ces yo u 111 d arygP.r a t o v e rrC>a c l•nQ V IR GCJ ( Au g 23 - Sepl 2 2) ' - B e par. Ticularly diligen t by ta k •ng e.oo; tr<J sec u r•ty meas ur e s to s a fegua rd yo ur valu abies a nd pus s os ~•o n s. Do uble-C': t,eck il yo u 've locked you r h o u se 0 1 c ar bo lO I a leav •ng th em un a !lende d , Thi s. I S LI BRA (Sepl. 2 3 -0cl 23 ) n o t a good day to ro h-a s h issu es wh ere you and yOur mate h o kt opp o sin g o p 1n ron .9 K eep a IIQil l lid o n lh e m b eca u s e 11 y o u o p e n Pnn<Ju ra 's bo~ y ou may no l be ab le t o s h u t 11 ngmn SCOR P IO {Oct 2 4 -N ov 22) - Eve n 11 y ou h ave to contend w 1tt1 u dvo rso o • di sngre e a ble c: on d •t •o n ::. t o d a y. ch .l everyt h1ng w othu1 y o u r p o w e r to rn n .n ta rn a pos •t• ve a ttrtudc. N e gati vn fho nk 1119 wt ll on lY d rg so rne d o'epe o t1o1r,s S AGI TTA R IU S (N o v. 23 Dt:!c. 2 T~ - A m rs undor s talld rng w1 Th <• !nu rrcl mus t n o t be a llo wed t o f ost e r a t d OIO IIOr n t e to day If yOll .;~ tt e rnp T to grH e ven o r up tho ante. y o u m n y h e lhc onC" w h o pnys l he g •e.atest pn co CAP RI C O nN (Ot:!C. 22 -Jan Hl ) -. Wllt:~ T l y rvon 11,10 p os 1t 1on a t i:lU TilQirry l od<.~y, thrn k IWI CC b Ci rl 1P yoll <; l O ri thro w .ng y o u r w o 1ght cu o Unct o r .:lct•n g haugh ty _ H ea v y - h a nded on e ti JOds w rll ' c a u s e co¢ p e r. ,J! •o n to fl y out The wrn dow. AQ U A RI U S (J a n ? 0 Fnb 19] W od e n 1oa d s wmg !'; w•Lt dr s tm I your rud q m en t, son se o t dn ac r• o r1 il lld produc lr v rty t od<:ty F~ l oe s t al lS .Jnd nw; t :"~kCS a re ll ko l y w t1on yo u 'r e Cl ttl e r Inn p0<> s tm ist1c o r un rea hs t lr.AIIy optmw:; T•t PI SC E S ! Fe b 20· Mar ~ h ?0'1- Boloru a Ss umong a ny n e w long- tern• !i!l.ll11.: 1dl ob hga t•o n s toda y. bo 5bsolu l cly ccr ta111 tlu 'll they w on·t put you 111 ct ru1ure Dlldgetary 4 Daisy - love 16 - the wall 18 Fire-engine color 19 Good-bye AstroGraph mo m ent ADVERTISE . 985;3301 l 'a::.~;; ·~ . Or 'St Rt .68 1 Darwin, OH S t . Rt. 124 C h e•t c r l•: asl ~ 4• G BIG NATE Hupp _'· BAUM LUMBER 1 A complicated bidding sequence . /WASN'T A TYPO. New Dealer lor Montana Tractors The Parish Shop !'l OI'Ih ·FRANK & EARNEST 30 Yrs. Exp. • l~s. Owner: Ronnie Jones Free Estimates . Wl'S I Opct1i ng lea d ¥ 2 High and ant- \V('Sl "' :l JONES' . Afi,rype$ Qt¥" Advertise in this .space for $52 per month AQ U76 ... ,J !I Dculcr : :-.Jor\h Vulnerable : Bot h Parts ' MINlEY"S -SElf STORAGE 07 I:J·II;, AK.I4:1 2 ¥ -· 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 Will's ATV see- Reference: Volume 9, Rocky Hupp Insurance Owner: Brian Durham Phone: (740) 949·4011 the PAIN 54 Bauxite giant 1 Speed along 55 lhasa 5 --case scenario DOWN 'to Rlata 12 Type ol tire Big ~a me 13 Fishing In w'esterns enthuslasl 2 PTA and 14 Alien NEA 15 Porgy's 3 Greases ' DURHAM'S CONSTRUCTION Advertise out of PAINTING! . in this space for .· $52 per , month ACROSS Phillip Alder :so NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE DI!.AL-~ , Public Notices In N~:.::~~~t;:~~: Your Rlaht to Kno-. Delhered Rtaht to Yuur Sheriff S.leo Ceoe Number Probata The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 let!e ts ICrombted of tbe o•· .~1 1 words fpw lo form fov r word! I I LONYEP IMFLY I ll I I' I I ,I I0 SI 0I0 TI' ~-=-~ . . . . . One dummy lo anolher: "I have to put off certain jobs several limes belore it comple!ely .. ~-;j,~-.., :-irl:-gr,1.:_r,_s1....:s-r-l~~ ·~ ·~'~~:,: ·,;:~'"'"' """''d e P~ II;T li L -L._L,_J,L,_...J.-...J._ _J ·. yov bv /.llrn9 1n tile mr$SIOQ WQrdl from ~ttp No 3 below. d~ v~lop I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I I I I I I IMvl I I I I NUMBERED l[llfRS ·. , SCRAM -LETS ANSWERS . 1- 1, - o s Ka iser · Jumpy · Orb>l · Crease · MISTAKE Ovr.r l~e years I learned that the best adv1ce you 'll get IS from someone who has already made t~e same MI STAKE. ARLO & JANIS fil l~ ~f.MODWIJ& fH! IJG. N.C.A~ BUAU% WE CO U~ fE. R ~t.W ">PACE. ! RE ALLY W15H WF;HAD AIJ loLM.JO! ,, �r--~-- ,. . Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel . . www.mydailysentinel.com Cycling - ' : Wednesday, July 13. 200,5 .. . f Tour dE FrancE Shuttle launch scrubbed due to faulty fuel-gauge reading, A2 .Armstrong blows away rivals on Tour de France's first Alpine stage · • . . · . Submitted photo Ken Amsbary of Eastern High School is flanked by· his parents, Merri' and Jim, as he JOins the Rio Grande baseb;JII. program. Standing in back, from left, are Brad Warnimont, Rio Grande head coach and Brian Bowen, Eastern ·head coach. . . and I'll· be really excited ab'out third base and left field. " "I've played them before . from ~ge BI and I like them," Amsbary Warnimont) wanted me to added. come and play ball ," he said. · Eastern head coach Brian "That's the main thing, I Bowen attended the sigtiing want tb play ball and he's and said he is proud of Anisbary's · accomplishment. going to give me the opportu· ''I'm very proud of Ken, he's nity." , worked especially hard for The newest Redmen played the opportunity." · Bowen · second base and outfield for said. •·It;s not ~orne easy. a lot the Eagles but \\'ill get a shot of hours on the field . a lot of to play the hot corner <ind extra swings." perhaps some left field . for "He's been a tremendous the Redmen and that's just leader (or the .baseball team with him. ''He and I think this is · another fine (Warnimont) has talked to me good example of his leadermore about third base and left ship, going on to college and field," lie said. "I've been continuing his baseba ll playing that in Legion ball career." Bowen added. Amsbary · "Actually." he said, paus. ing to smile, "it .was in the from ·of my mind. " from Page Bl He is the only American to win the British Open twice at 'Tm here as a competitor," SL Andrews, although that's he said. "And we' ll find out not what defines Nicklaus. whether that com petit or can Thanks to his dominance in play through to Sunday and the maJors - 18 victories, 19 try to do the best he can. And times a rumler-up - that once the. competition is over became the standard against for me - obviously. I still which careers are measured. No one did it better, or look at a scenario when I longer. walk down there late Sundav . · The tirst and last victories afternoon - at that point ii1 in 'his career were majors .time, it will be something dif\962 U.S. Open at the ferent. "It will be looking at my Oakmont in a playoff against Arnold Palmer. and the 1986 last tournament.'' Masters with a 30 on the back Until the first ball is in the air Thursday merning. the nine to beat Greg Norman - !34th British Open is all imd ,Tom Kite . And it took a dozen more about looking back. For Tiger Woods, that years before anyone looked means remembering · five at Nicklaus as anything other years ago, when he disman- than a threat to wjn_ "Even when he was 50 to tled the Old Course with power and putting, never hit- 55, 57. 5R, you kept thinking ting i·nto any. of the 112 that niagic he brings would bunkers for four days and somehow show up," David winning by eight shots at 19- Duva.l said. "It really wasn't under 269, the lowest score until he had health problems in relation to par in major with his hip and his back that it cha'nged. That's the magic champions,hip history. Mostly, though, it's ·about of Jack." Nicklaus and · a love affair Nicklaus thought he with St. Andrews that began crossed the Swilca.n Bridge when he tirst heard his idol, for the last time five years Bobby Jones, talk about the ago- ever. the competitor. it Old Course during the.ir visits was only a begrudging pose each year at the Masters. atop the stone arch - until "The one thing he said was the Royal & Ancient your golfing career as a arranged for the f Open 's champion is not complete return to St. Andrews to coinunless you. win at St. cide with his last year of eli. Andrews,'l Nicklaus said. gibility. •• And I a! ways had that in the · "He always says he won't play if he 's not competitive , back of my mind. Jack American from Page Bt career it's something that's not expected from me ." . Exactly 50 years to the day after the flineml of Arch Ward. the Chicago Tribune editor who invented the . All-Star ·game, the starters entered the field with Hollywood glitz, coming out from a red carpet set up behind the plate . . Smoltz dropped to 1-2 in All-Star play, tying the record for losses - he lost in '89 and got .the NL's last victory in ' 96. "Thi s was certain ly a fun ' one that I' ll rem ember fot· · ever· - to go out there i.n front of friends and family. in my . hometown." Smoltz said. "I wanted ro ha ve fun - · I wasn't going to . ge t caught 'up in res ults." Boston 's Terry Francona, .the AL manager. found his new closer, bringing in the Ya.nk ees Mariano· Ri vera .. ·who struck out Morgan · Ensberg for the final out. There were five double· p.lays in the game. an All · Star record. including three turned by th e A L After Bobby Abreu. the recordsetting winner of Monday's Home Run Derby. opened the ·ga me with sharp. single to left off Buehrle, Tejadu made a fancy flip to second base on CaFio, Beltran 's grou nder to short >top. starting the first of the double pl ays. . David Eckstein . the NL shortstop, .threw out sw ift John ny Damon from the outfield grass start i'ng off th e bottom half. Eckstein's fath.er. Whitey. was hospitalized Sunday with a kid-. ney ailment ;Ind was taken o il a respirator a coup le hours befon: the game. Tejada . homered · off Smoltt leading biT lhe second. a -+36-foo' drive th at landed in the middle of the seat s beyond the left-field bullpens - it would have been an cas.)' home run even before the wa l.l was brough t in iwo years ago . David Ortiz's RBI single to th e hase of the ri.g ht -fic ld wall ' and Tcptda·, RBI 2round'r made it .'~· 0 111 the third again>! ·Roy Oswalt. and l c'hiro SuLuki hit a two· run off Livan Hernandet. in . ....... The Eastern mentor added that Amsbary was the tirst player during hi s tenure to move on the college ranks as a player. "So hopefully he' ll lead the way for s<)me more kids after him to have the opportunity." Warnimont thinks Amsbary can be a fm:tor, especially on the offensive end. "He's another kid froti1 a winning program. a power guy that's going to be in the middle of our line-up," Warnimont said. "We expect him to challenge our current third baseman for playing time." Amsbary plans to major in education with a focus on history. . Ken is the son. of Jim and Merri Amsbary. and that's t'he way he is." Mark Calcavecchia said. "It woul~ be great for golf, and this tournament, if he made the cut 3nd had a good tour· nament." Nicklaus can think of no better place to ehd hi s major championship career' than St. Andrews, the birthplace of golf. He loves to tell the story about how his father played the Old Course in 1959 when Nicklaus was across the Firth . of Forth at Muirfie'ld for the Walker C\lp. ~. The old man thought it was a mess because of the bumps and mounds . Nicklaus loved . it immediately, and even now . can tick off the names .pf · more than a dozen bunkers, from Cheape 's to Strath. from the Beardies .to Hell. His .!970 victory at St. . Andr~ws was the only time he threw his putter in the air when he won. His second claret jug on the Old Course was the only time he began .crying before the tournament was over. · Has he allowed himself to .look ahead to that tina! trip down the 18th fairway? Nicklaus bristled at that question , again trying to assume his role as one of .the 156 players in the tield. In the seven previou s Opens he played at St. Andrews, he spent almost all of his time on the course or in the hotel. He has yet to e~perience the charm of the gray old town with its shops and steeples · and rich history. the fourth. Teixeira's homer iti the sixth boosted the lead to 70 and was a bit of a shocker. While he leads the AL in home run s with 25. they all were hit off ri ght-handers _ The swi tch-hitter doe sn' t ha ve any in 85 at -bats against lefli es. Jones. tied for the major league home-run lead v;ith 27. hit his second All-Star homer following one in 2003 . Mi ~ u e l Cabrera added a r·un.scoring gro under off Joe Nathan in the e ig hth , and Luis Gonzalez hit an RBI douhle in the ninth off B.l. Ryan_ Rivera came in for the final out fo r the save. Not~s: "'L manager Tony· Ut Ru ss a · of St. . Loui s dropped to 3-1 in All-Star play. He won three in a row for the AL as Oakland 's manager.... Hottslon,'s Brad Lidge stru ck out Melvin Mora, Mike Swee.ney and. Anderson in ·order in th e seventh. ___ The AL' s win- · nfrig streak wraps . around th e 7-7. !!-inning tic at [VIil waukcc in 2002 .... Rain starred falling in the tiinth inning . causing man y in the crowd to leave their scah. COURCHEVEL, France (AP) -· Lance Armstrong . took a decisive step Tuesday toward a seventh consecutive Tour de France title, blowin~ away his main rivals in the , first Alpine · stage to regain the overall lead. Armstrong did rhe damage on the punishinl,!· 13.X- mile ·climb to the ski station llf · Courche1d. ~atit )l! t'P the ascent with ease while Jan Lllrkh c111d c1 tl1~r d1allengcrs griJ'naced in pain beh ind. Spain· , Alejan(lro ·.Valverde won the IOtl1 stage, just beati'ng Armstrong to the fini sh line ; but is not considered .one of Armstrong's main rivals 111 this year's · Valverde and race. ~t: m s trong finished the I !.9.9-mile stage in 4 !)ourS. 50 mtnutes . 35 seconds . Mickael Rasmusse n is second i'n the overall standings. 38 seconds behind Arm Strong. Ivan Basso, among the main challetigers . left hehind by Armstrong on Tuesday, is third overall·2:40 behind the Texan. Rasmussen finished the stage in third plqce. 9 sec. onds behind Valverde and Armstrong, Valverde and Arm strong shook hands in the saddle after thev crossed the line together. · "Today, I had good legs," Armstrong said. ·•we 'are in a good position with regards ro some of the main rivals. so we'll have to protect that." His. powti e also praised Valverde, a erful ride 25 -year-old racing his tirst s i I en c e d Tour. "Everybody has seen the doubts that Armstrong future of cycling," is too old at Armstron~ said. "He is a 3}. or too classy yo~ng rider." jaded after Valverde was thrilled with · his ' record the result. six victories, .''My dream wa's to wjn a· to win again·. Armstrong He is - fol- stage , now that is done," said lowing the Valverde , who trails winnii1g formula of previou s Arms(rong by 3; 16 overall. . "looks as yeacs - w he.n A rmstrong He said tl1e '~'exan '' hammered rival s in the strong as he did in previous , mountains, building up leads Years." that carried him to victorv iii . Ullrich. the 1997 Tour · · winner Pans. . and . a five-time run Last year, Armstrong won ner-up , placed 13th, 2:14 all three Alpine stages and behind the leaders. The one of two· in-the PyreneeS. German trails· Armstrong by . Armstrong declined to 4:02 overall. One of the biggest surprisclaim that overall victory was his just yet. Two more es was the collapse of stages await in the Alps, fol- Alexandre · Yinokourov.' lowed by the Pyrenees and a Ullrich's teammate from final time trial before the Kaza kh stan hall been ex pee t,· three-week race finishes 111 ed to seriously challenge Paris on July 24. . Armstrong. 'There's still a lot of raeVinQkourov trailed in 5:18 ing to 'go," Armstrong said. behind ;;·rmstrong in 24th The American praised hi s place. H·ts overall ·.de f'tell· Discovery Channel team , which pilet.l on !he pace in grew to 6 :32 · the first section of the ascent Armstrmig said he expects to whittle down the field, Ullrich and Vinokourov to . after struggl.ing on a moder- · bounce .back: ate climb last week. "I don't think they are finDoubts had arisen whether ished . I am. going to be the the team could give the sup- last person to ·write them port that Armstrong needs in off." he said. "Thev are theAlps. going to make life di.fficult .·'It is a really tough teain , and we'll continue to watch with a lot of pride," them .and continue to respe<:t Armstrong said. them." Eighth annual gospel . gathering·c oming to Pomeroy,A6 Middleport • Pomeroy·, Ohio .i o n ·.:'>ns • \ul. .)-.~ . :-.io. :!:!H ·1 Ill ' "Sil~\ Jl ' I ' ·· ., " ' ~ '- · • ' ·' LJ. -OO., US 33 and Ohio 7 Rock Springs Interchange to begin spring-2007 SPORTS • Beverly fends oft Feeney Bennett. See Page Bl BY B£TH SERGENT .. BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Construction on· the new US 33 and Ohio 7 Rock Springs interchange will get underway in the spring of 2007. George Collins, Ohio Depariment of Transportation Deputy Director for District 10, announced at this week's Meigs County Chamber of Commerce's ' "business-· . d d" j ·h mt~ e. unc. con. . Collms satd fundmg has been secured tn the amount of $3.4. mtlhon f?r the. mterchange that wtll provtde continuous traffic flow for US 33. Collins also informed the Chamber that $2.5 million is current!¥ being spent on the reconfiguration of the 33 .Baseball legend Babe Ruth made an appear· ance under the Ohio Chautauqua tent last night to discuss his life in "the roaring twenties," a time when he was both· a Red Sox and a Yankee. Ruth was portrayed by Gene 'Worthington who is orig· Beth SergOftt/photo inally from Chicago, but Mid-Valley Christian School Administrator Brenda Barnhart moved to West Virginia poses in front of a new sign for the school announcing its new and taught school for preschool program. · more than 20 years. However, when · Worthingtort pui on that baseball , uniform , he became Ruth. Tonight's Chautauqua perfor· mance will feature Dorothy Mains Prince Bv B£TH SERGENT "We teach kids that letters as Harleni Renaissance BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM talk," · Barn han said about write.r Zora Neale teaching phonetics ..."We build Hurston. Prince will be , MIDDLEPORT -- Mid- the foundation for reading .'' dressed in period cos-.. About the Christian atmosValley Chri stian School tume and will speak in Admini strator Brenda phere Barnhart said. "We are first-person as Hurston. Barnhart believes children are non-denominational. We have She will also take ques- a gift from God which is one no doctrine but we are still tions from the audi. of the reasons why .the school Christian. We have students ence. is expanding to include. a who are Catholics, preschOol program. Presbyterians and Charlene H~lth/photo To be eligible for the Methodists." pre>chooL chndren must he "We provide a safe and lovfour years old by Sept. :lO. itig environment that k'ids Classes will be held from ~: 15 came come to. " Barnhart · a.m. to II :30 a.m .. Monday. added. "Our preschool will Wedne sday and Friday. help children advance socialTuition is $100 a month per ly and academically." child. A ma~imum of 15 stuMid- Valley Christian dents will be admitted to the School has been open since preschool which will have one 1985 and presently includes teacher and one aide. · . kindergarten through sixth The preschool will be locat- . grades . By . beginning a · ed across the street from Mid- preschool program Barnhart Valley Christian School at the hope s to lay the foundation Rejoicing Life Center. lor ex panding the school to Barnhart believes what will · c1ei1luallv include seve nth · make Mid- Valley's preschool · and eighth ~rades_ special , besides the children. Those · " interes ted m is 4he phonetic reading pro- enrolling their child in gram and Christian-based preschool or taking a tour of atmosphere. the school· can call 992-62.+9. . Mid-Valley Christian to open preschool. INSIDE •. I l • Homeland Security reforms include weapons detectors for mass transit. See Page A2 • Grenada orders public oft streets as Emiiy nears,. but hurricane threat eases. See Page A2. · • Chester alumni aw11rd schoiarships. See Page A3 • TOPS Club meets. See Page A3 • Mountain State fair attendance, sales rebound. see Page A3 • Law You Can Use. See Page A5 • ComJ)anies thai help stude~ts prepare for tests are flourishing. See Page AS • Sayre reunion to be held. See Page AS • Cheerleader meeting set. See Page AS • Gospel sing set. See Page AS ' WEAmER D~ls IT II . I~EX · 12 PAGES 44G-2282 Classifieds ·comics B2"4 ·Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 Places to go A6 Sports Weathe.r More Ohio smokers heading to Mason for cigarettes BY BRIAN J. REED BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - · Cigarette vendors in Mason, W.Va. are enjoying the sound . of the cash register ringing, while their counterparts in Meigs County are hearing more , complaints from disgruntled smokers , fed up with the ever·i~creasing cost of cigarettes 111 the Buckeye State. The manager of Mason Smoke Shack,. Carol Miller. said . traffic into that tobacco store and carryout, located . ' just across the Pomeroy/Mason Bridge. has BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Contests will be2in at tripled since Ohio\.new ciga-· HOEFLJCH@MYDAILVSENTIN EL .COM I0:-+5 i.t.m. and will include a · " rene tax went into effect on pet show. pretty bahy contest July I. Customers are saving . CHESTER.- While hi sto-. and pie baking contest up to $1 per pac~ on cigarettes rv continues· to <.:o rne ali Ye .The pet . show wi II take even before the t.ax is added, with the Cha';itauqu;i presen- place under the ·tent at 10:45 B~an J. Reed/ pl!oto by driving across the Ohio tations everv ni ght thi> week. River into Mason to make Barry 0'8nen of Rac ine is JUSt one of many Ohio smokers who more acti1iiies \viii be added a.m. Pam Scliautz. chairperare now driving into West Virginia to' buy cigarettes: Carol >o n. >aid prize>will he awardtheir cigarette purchases. as the annual Chester Shade ed to the. o\1·ncrs of animals · M iller. manager of Mason Smoke Shack. also pictured, said · Some cigarette vendors in business In that store has tripled since the Ohio. cigarette tax Days festival kicks in . Friday entered . For funhcr informa' and Satur\)ay. · Please see Smokers, AS increased on July 1. · tion or to rel!isLcr an anunaJ , At 6 p.m. Friday the tradi ' contaL't SL·ha t;l/. 667-97 12. tiona! community picnic· 11 ill . The prett~ b;iby c-ontest be held foll owed b1 the 11 ill he held on the Co mmons Meigs Cor11muni t' B'and co n- with n:~i~trati n n to ,begin at · STAFF REPORT ' Sunday. A telll city contain- , for J p.n] . with a tilentorial cet1-at 7 p.m. Sitturda) will . 10:-+'i a:m . and tl1e w ntcsuo NEWS@MY.DAILVSENTJ111E L.CDM ing period merchants and· a service fo.l lowing at 4 p.m. · Offer a full ran1!c ~)fac ti' itie ... ~c hciJ at II a.m. There "ill On Sunday, a.period churl'h beginning with' ct parade and he .several c ; ltt'~ nri e:-. in the blacksmith will be on site. with a Civil Wa r ball age ran.g~ of h'""i rth to l~ree PORTLAND - The 'only Saturday highlights include service will be held at 10 a.m. ending with "Miz Rosebud- · as caller. vcars. Children are to come signiticant Civil War battle a I0 a.m. battle of Corydon At I p.m. the reenactment of · Lineup for the parade at the In ca>u;tl dres's. Rihhons and fought . in Ohio occurred recreated at a site just north· the Battle of Buffington old Chester school will be at prize, will be awarded to the along the banks ol· the .Ohio of the park . Corydon took Island will be held about I 9:30 a.m. with the opening Ri ver in Meigs County. The place in Indiana during mile south of the park on the ceremony and parade to fake winner' in ead1 catego.ry. . Th~ pie haking contest will 142nd Anniversary engage· Contederate Brig. Gen . John we st side of S.R. 12~ at plare at I0 a.m. Cash jlri zes Harri s Fanm. be hc'ld at II a.m. at the .ment w.ill be ·recreated this Hunt Morgan's raid. before will ' be awarded fclr first Che,tcr Academy. lhe entry !he reenactment weekend weekend, July 15-17. he cros sed into Ohio and place.., ¥ in ... ix t:atcg()rit:.~ The event will be held at eventuall y fou ght at is sponsored hv the Mei~ s be't hike . bc't four 11 heckr. fL'C i' l\m pies. double crusted. the Buffington Island Buffingtpn Island. A diSCUS· Countv Hi storical Socieh bet Ci' fl '"a( cn ... tumc. hc ... t P[i1c' arc S20 ti1r liN ; $10 for Battlefield Park in Portland sion of local hi story sur· and Harri .> Farms. and i~' . roaring Twenties outfit. be't scmnd and S'i lt>r third. TI1e off of S.R. 124 with Civil rounding the' original battle hosted by the 91 st Ohio tloat. and best dressed animal : pie, will be auctioned olr at 4 'Mtr inilitary camps open to by . ,' the ' Meigs County Volumeer lnfantry' Civi l War The Pitrade will move from. p.m hy R~elt Milhoan . the public both Saturday an'd, Historical Society i; planned Please see Battle, AS the "hool to )3aum·s Lumber. Please see Festival, A5 Annual festival complements ·busy Chautauqua week Ohio's only Civil War battle to be recreated Cale,ndars 1900 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, OH • Next dQor to Walmart . on Page A2 2 SEcftONS - ~~~rn~ru~ T~llFree ' and Ohio · 681 conn·ec·tor. construction includi'no 526 ·mswe r period Middieport . D ., .' jj ( · · ' " , . . mers v.t no onger make mtlhon to get state routes Mayor Sandy lrrnnarelli lett turns onto the. four-lane · back into Hockingport. · asked Collins about signage an,d there "':'II be no crossing Collins reported that the and lighting. tq indicate ot the. medtan . Nelsonville · bypass . was in Mtddl cport to travelers on Four recent flood events in stage-two of the desi crn Route 7. Collins sai d he Collins' district have affected process mid had a rem;;ti~e would look imo it and that he over 300 locations, costing construction ·date for 2009. was also looking into a sign $150 million to repair. Collins He added that the Lancaster lor the Meigs County Senior said that projects involving bypass ·should be conipleted Center but the process was $80 million of those repatr by September. compltcated. · dollafS are currently under During the question and . Please see Interchange, A5 ' ,SPICIMi ' · .. t••lfJnt.•I.( ' OIH \t\\1\\\.m)douh · Bs · B Section A2 @ 2005 Ohlq_ Valley Publishing Co. ( ' ·, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 13, 2005 michael miller roush