http://66.213.69.5/files/original/baade23282ca0e4a6dc867facc68bc5e.pdf 29ad264fc30c1c1738d5dcdd84b3e32c PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel .. Monday, September 12, 2005: .www .mydailysentinel.com -Bengals win first battle .with Browns Mason County Fair Motocross 1 ' · More than 40 bodies found in flooded New ·Orleans hospital, A2 Stpt.mber 10 rtsulte Total entri11: 118 Uo!lmltld AB , . No. as Dustin Biars 2. No. 9 Adam Trayler 3. No. 619 Michael Backes CLEVELAND (AP) - opener since 2001, ~nd are . The smile was gone. 1-0 for the first ume mthrc:e replaced by a scowL Three seasons under coach Marvtn unlimited cp 1. No. 624 Jason .Russell hours after Romeo Crennel . Lewts. 2. No. 903 · Josh Smi11'1 was greeted warmly by Ba? ' StOif(S ha;<e do?med 3. No. 359 Corey Ward Browns fans before the sea- Lewts tlrst two seasons Begn!nner _lOO and undtr son opener, he stormed otT wit~ tbe. ~ e ngals , , w~o 1. No. 14 Jeremtah .Hoffman the , icleline to near silence . he&.lll the past two ,11 I 4 2. No. 99 Daniel Smokier On Sunday. reality hit before rec~vermg l~ go 8-8. 3. No. 85 Jordan Smtih ~ hard . And 'high above Ctncmnatt s . _ fav~rable 1. No. 391 Hayden Flinner Crennel. the scoreboard schedul e - tiS first. stx . 2. No. 194 Nick Taylor flashed another truth: opponents went a :ombmed 3. No. 99 Jason Adktns Cincinnciti 2 7, _Cleveland 11. ~ji~~!~ 2~: a::;:lsm~~~ 1!9-Sl\ 1. No. 97 Colby Sartin Not bad 101 l_he Brown s. h· 11 g for tl)e AFC North 2. No. 3 Kolton Hannery Not acceptable lor CrenneL c_ a enge 3. No. 2 Antt1ony Roe II " I'm not h_appy abo_. ut any- lilL ie. . .. ' t 'te ready to ll h'111 " C el said " I ewts tsn qUI 1. No. 28 Cody Spangl_es t ,g. . ;enn bod. 1 ~ eel proclaim hi s team anything 2. No. 11 Robert Bright 3. N6. 188 RJ Griffith don I thm any Y P Y other than improved. well. When Y~~ get beat, "We are riot off to a good Mini Trail with C!ylch 1. No. 101 Enc Wiley who plays well. start" he said. "We just won 2. No. 11 X Jonathan Hottman Carson Palm~r threw two one football game. We ha_ve 3. No. 50 JT Evans touchdown passes, Rudt a chance 10 write the scnpt Mlnll Trail No Clutch Johnson rushed tor 126 on what a good start is." 1. No. 31 Chad Mehan Brad Sherman/photo 7J JL Higginbotham yard ~ and a TD _and the Palmer picked apart 3.2. No. No. 5 A_ dam Moore Southern 's Jesse McKnight (37) force s South Gallia running back Bernie Fulks to fumble dur· Cmcmna11 Be~_gal s showed Cleveland's secondary, tin. Bofnntr 125 and uo why so m~cb I S :xpe~ted of ishing 26-of-34 for 280 ing the first half Saturday 111 Mercerville. · 1. No 3 uke Burdene them by easily handling t~e yards and one interception. 2. No. 370 Greg Weed South Gallia moved the lito til~ .15. hu t South Gallia Browns to spot I Crennel s He threw a 20-yard TD 'pass hall well once again. With Syper Mini took over first and ten . debut. .. . · to Kevin Walter just before 1. No. 7 Wyatt Ball Waugh sidelined with leg The two clubs traded2. No. 174 Tyler Ward When he was h1red by the halftime and connected on 3. No. 120 Zakkary Heaton tUrn\ivers with _ Beave r c ~amp s. Dewey Cantrell from Page 81 Brow1:s m February, fresh an 18-yarder to fullback took over and had several reclaiming poss~ ss10n. w1th -me off wmmng another Stlp~r .Jercmi Johnson on the 1. No. 359 Corey Ward an intercept ion for . the great runs. totaling 33 yards. Bowl title as Ne':" En~l~nd s Bengals ' open ing drive in 2. No. 618 Ronny Burns wlien Ohio State is playing Rebels. At th~ end ol the Cantrell blitzed the home3. No. 2 Tony Heaton defenstve coordtnator, the third penod as the its biggest game. That says fi rst quart er tht: score was town sideline and into' the Crennel knew turnmg Bengals opened a 24- 10 jj end zo ne on a IS -yard jaunt. something positi ve ubout deadlocked "t 0-0 · 1 . No. 9 AdBm Trayler Cleveland into a consiStent lead: how thi s sc hool and .:ommu 2. No. 903 Josh Sm1th South Gallia notched the but the play was called back winner would be a lengthy -Palmer went7-for-7 while 3. NO. 85 Dustin Biars nity have come together. We fi rs t score at the 7:53 mark on a hold. The drive stalled taking the Bengals 78 yards process. Quad 4!Ki and up want to keep giving them of the sec<> nd quarter after a out at the 15 and Sou thern Group 1 · That timeline may be in nine plays. on downs on their took over something to c h~er about. Derek Beaver interception J 1. No. 34· Ryan Roush longer than he thought. ''That was kind of a dug· A more somber Snuthern set up the S(:oring drive from own 15. 2 No. 11 OJ Johnson 3. No. 00 Joey Vales The Browns continually ger in the heart for them," coach Bob Grueser's main the 35 vard line. Berme Both clubs substituted Qyad 400 and UP hurt themselves with costly Palmer said. "That was a fun Groyp 2 concern after the game was Fulks. t11e 5-9. 160 Senior freely with Tyler Duncan turnovers and had two drive." 1. No. 24 Danny Demko thinking about his two Rebel hcKk . hroke two tack- ge tting the quarterback nod No. 11X Charlie Malloy touchdowns called back by Rudi Johnson had a !-yard 2. 3. No. 14 Shadow Sherk injured players _ Ryan le s up th e middle , ra1:1bling for the ' Rebels . Vance · penalties. _Cleve land fell to TD run in the second ql)arChapman ;md Mtke Brown , ten ya rds for the game s tlrsl Fellure, Cantrell , and Beaver Mini Quad 1-6 in openers smce return- ter, and Shayne Graham 1 No. 6 Dlno Collins who lef! the game Wllh sen - score. The two- point conver- had a few nice plays in the ing to the league in 1999. kicked two field goals tor 2. No. 8 Dakota Stockwell ous injuries . . . 3 No. 409 Chase Williamson sion went incomplete and waning moments of the ' "We've got a lot of work Circinnati. · During an insp1rat10nal the Rebel s led 6-0 . game. The game ended at ~ to do," Crennel saidc Chad Johnson, who had and P'ltriNic pre-game cer~­ 1. No. 03 Dalton Call · On the i'irst play frnm 24-6. Meanwhile, the Bengals one of his worst games last mun y. tbe South Gall1a sL:ri rnma ge after u failed Southern's Buddy Young §MI won an opener they identi- season in Cleveland , had marchin g ban d pla yed a Snuthern possession. 5-11, had a fumble recovery and a 1 . No. 3 Chad Melton fied as a must -win months nine catches for 9 1 yards. A 2. No. 51 Zack Matheny sele.:tion of patriotic tunes to I S5 s~nior running back sac k and Josh Pape had a 35ago. . year ago, he sent bottles of 3 No. 8 . Keith Cremeans honor our AmeriC<IIl veteran~ Curtis Waugh broke a sixty- yard interception . return. Following the game, thw Pepto-Bismol and handwntQyad 350 and below and to remember , tho se ya rd run for the Rebels' sec- Donaldson had a mne-yard 1. No. 33 Josh Bohn locker room was strangely ten notes to Browns detenaffected by Hurrican e ond score of the nii!hl. On reception retun1 and Weston 2. No. 11 Ct1ris Payne subdued as players quietl y sive backs. warning he was 3. No. 55 Ct1arlie Hollinba11 Katrina . In a joint effort and the play, Southern defensive Counts had a fumhle recovpeeled off adhesive tape, going to make them feel ilL dramati c di splay of patrio- back Rvan Chapman sul-- ery. Marnhout had 52 relllrn Quad Mgnay packed up cqutpment <tnd But the joke backfired when 1. No. 114 Lenny Tennant tism , the Southern cheer- fercd what appeared to be ~ yards to mld to his all -pur2. No. 421 Jeremy Craig dressed. Even gabby w1de he dropped several passes. leaders and band joined the serious knee inJury and had pose totaL Jesse McKnight receiver Chad Johnsmi had On Sunday, Johnson was 3. No. 77 Danny Demko South . Galli a cheerleaders. to leave the game. The PAT had · 15-plus iaCkle s tor &•ginner auld little to say. sure-handed and closeveterans. and civil servan!s pass was _incomplete and Southern. 1. No. · 1 Joe Hottman The Bengals a<:ted like mouthed. His only problem 2. No. 114 JuLi a HoHman in unveiling a ~0 - yarcl plus South Galha ,led 12-0 at the For South Gallia, Dustin 3, No._ 66 JA K1 n~ experienced winners. , They were leg cramps. which sent American Flag. The vanous 6:03 mark of the se.:ond McCombs and Bernie Fulks pl<\yed ltke them. t oo. .. him brieny to the locker 8M! units waved the h11ge flag as quarter. . _ had fumble recoveries. 1_ No. 101 Eric Wiley "It' s a huge wm for us, room . the Rebe l hand played the 2. No 120 Zakk Heaton With 15 seconds lett 111 the McCombs also a ~ ! - yard Palmer said. "G ett in g off 10 "This Jon't mean noth- 3. No. 11X Jonathan Hottman National Anthem . haiL the Rebel s struck on_ce imerceptiun return and had a a fast start is what we wanting,'' Johnson said when The pre-game fe stiviti es again when Derrick Beaver DDSfi ed·to do." asked about the importance 1. No. 7 Wyatt Ball inspired the players as well. _ hauled . in a 12-yard Seth sack Derek Beaver had a 2 . No. 14 Jeremiah Hottman The Bengals haven't had a of Cincinnati's Week I win. Both clubs came out crack- Williamson pass in the cor- ten-yard interception rctuni. 3. No. 174 Tyler Ward 1990, "It's Game I, too soon. 'winning record since while Josh Skidmore had a ing pads from the unset. ner of the end zone for an and their gross ineptitude Holler at me when we're 5-0 Quad Schoolboy Hard hits, big play s. and ten- 18-0 lead . Tornado Buddy sack. On spe~ial team s Tyler 1. No. 27 Bryan1 Miller has made them the NFL's or 7-0 and then we're 2. No. eae Robert Zerkle sion-filled turnove" _ lllgh- Young sac ~ e d Williamson Duncan had a 16 yard kick· lovable losers. They're the knocki~g on the door of the 3. No. 8 Ryan A-nderson lighted the early play of the . on the extra pomt attempt otT return . Bungles, a team whose his- playoffs." _ _ South Gallia - ho sts Powdl!r pyn game. and the score stood at 18-0. · Symmes tory is outlined more by Making just, hts thlfd start 1 No. 114 Julia Hoffman _ at Valle y Southern mixed things \IP The I0-play drive consumed 2. No. 13 Jessica Hottman chaos and ca lamtt y than since 2003, Browns quarterfrom its previous game plans :16 yards and was set up by a Mercerville next Fnday championships. back Trent Dilfer . finished Nexl race:_ October 1, 2005 (Saturday) night. then goes to Miller with Weston Coutlls seetng McComb interception. Signup : 11 :00am · ,of-43 for 278 yards and 26 h h I These . B enga s, 1 oug . September 23. Southern action in the Tornado backPractice: 12:00 pm At the halL Waugh already hosts Port \ lllOUth Notre might be a little different. one touchdown - a 68Race: 1:30 pm field . Likewise. Southern had bio numbers with nine They captured their first yarder to Frisman Jackson. held talented quarterback carries~for 127 yards. while Dame Friday in Racine. Seth Williamson in check for Fulks added 35 yards. most of the first half. and Marnhout had 40 yards at much of the game. the half and We ston Counts Williamson , howeve r. did 23. Marnhout had to. convert find his target in the end from running back to quarzone before the half was terback after Chapman was over,' but not before a string . .· of 1-5 passes from the pock- injured halftim e members ot ·At et. Williamson was held to a 1980 Southwestern 3-10 passing night and just the SVAC 26 yards. after an attentton - Hiohlander ch:tmpionship team were getting 167-yard elton the Coach honored along with week before . Curtis Waugh. howe ver. Jack 'lames and the cheerwas not contained by the leading squad. Eighteen Southern defense. runnin g members and coaches were wild for an li - IX2 game. able to make the reunion . _' On the first possession of stopping just _s hy of 200 the se.:ond • halL Curtis yards arter leavm ~ the game Waugh once ' again ignited with leg cramps tn the late third quarte r. Dewey the Rebel offense. Waugh Cantrell was lJ-40. and broke a -16 yard run on the Bernie .Fulh 10-43 in an · fir~t play from scrimmage offense that amassed .I ll and r:uY through severa l yards. 2R5 which came on Tornado defenders before We' ll deliver all the local happenings right to your home. Stop by out offi~e safety Jo sh Pape \aved a the ground. Southern·~ offen se prov ~ d touchdown. Two plays later. and subscribe to the Daily Sentinel for 3 months for only $30.19 and recetve to be fairl y potent , but was Wau~h ove rcame five addiriddled by untimely· penal - tion;! yard s due to an illegal a FREE comic umbrella*! . _ _ . _ _ procedure penalt y and ram· tie ~ and ~even turnov e r ~. . . _ - . , , .....- " . free umbrella by c~_tendin g your suhscription for 6 monlh:!oo for only $59 .15. · II ynu :m : a ~U rT('nl !\ub o,;cnhcr, you can rc<.:t.:l c._._ · . (' S p Oh. in order to rccci\'C your Free comi c umbrella. The Southcm o!Tanse bled into the end zone lr(lm t ~ P;l) ment rnu..,t he mad~ in pc~on at the Daily Sc-nun~:l. Ill _ _o urt '-: ?mcro y. I(.) . churned out 2 f o total yard, , nine yard ' out ~it the I 0:40 Quan11t1c ~ are hmucd. _____ , led by a 17- 139 game from mark . The PAT pass was Butch MarnhOuL That great incomplet~ r---------~ At the 5:-15 mark of the effort was complimented by a 15-92 yard ga me_ from third quarter. Southern fullWeston Counts in h1 s ttr>l back We ston Counts hamI " Your Newspaper" . I stint in the hackfield. Jesse . me red throu gh t h~ line and p . Oh " .h our a ment and rC(;civc a FREE comi~ umhrclla. \\.T n t un tom:hed nn an ll McKni ght was 5- J2, I Drnplh"couf"•noff lnmor<•liic·n J \ It Coun SL. omeru y. '""" ) p y I yard rcttnhk . Cmm1s.' a 195 Fi ve turni>ver>. siX penalti es. and · a bloc kt d pu nt pound ' jun ior. ce rtainly ftt 1 ha\1! m1t lwl' n 3 -.uh.,cnhc.:r in ~hi.! pa~t 30 day-.. Enclo!>ed 1-. my pa ymc.:nt of 530. 19 for 3 months o f the Dai"t~- Snrlirll'l . ' highl ig hted the first 15 min- the fu ll back mold and has I .- . utes of the contest. A Josh filled a hue c void in the Tornado nm'iiing game . The ·10 · · · 1 c -1 d . ·ymcnt of'$W I Pape interception in the end_ 1 curren t] ~ -.uh.,l·nl"lc IU thl' Owl\- Sf'IIWU'. r..IK ll 'iC ~ ~ m y pa -... .-I •')fora6month ~uh~ription. . 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Ixi::x:::::::::::Ixxxx:::::::::::IIIIXX:IXXX••••••••...-•••::::::I.II:::I:Il:Il:Il[Ilt:::ldj •&~&·~······ . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : . - - AAAAAA&&A&AAA "ith a po;,1bk_ hruken ril) . Count; picked ir up and .ran ~... Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ' :;o ( '1-:NTS • \'ol, :;:;, No, :.!0 1 I - ' . -------------The Daily Sentinel Homct~wn I0 I I =======I .. ----------,• - :.!OO;j ' www.mydail)"' ntind.com Lincoln Hill parking an issue at Pomeroy Council . • Indians winning streak snapped. See Page 81 BY· BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY .- Parking on the sidewalks on Lincoln Hill became an issue at last night:s meeting of Pomeroy VIllage Council for at least one family. Pamela Salyers asked coimcil for permis~ion to park her truck in front of her home on Lincoln Hill because of her disabled husband. Salyers said she has a place to park further up Lincoln . _HilL Mayor John Musser asked · if she could not drop her husband off in front of the house and then park the truck up the hill. Salyers said she does but that it was "very inconvenient" due to her husband's condition. Salyers also clai'med others on Lincoln Hill park on the sidewalk. Pomeroy Police Chief Mark E. Proffitt agreed but added that he felt those other vehicles parked on the sidewalk did not present a traffic hazard and that the area near the Salyers' home was a "blind turn." "We've had two traffic crashes there recently and numerous close calls," Proffitt said. "It would not be an exaggeration to say that we (the Pomeroy Police Department) have had close to I 00 calls from up there because of that truck parked on the sidewalk." Councilman Jim Sisson expressed his concern. of a larger, eme rgency ' vehic le approaching the area. "We can't have anything that blocks the sidewalk and moves pedestrians out into the street," Musser said about the area. · Salyers said she and her family had no problems with parking on the sidewalk until recently and blamed some of the problems on a disagreement with a neighbor. She also said she has had numerous neighbors say they would si gn a petiticlli allowing her to park her family 's trw.:k on the sidewalk. Mu sse r said he wis hed there wu--. a t:omp ri:..e but ·'i t's a b Iitid Spot. " He added that i_t -was· not council's re s pon s i b il ~ ity to provide parking for a tenant and that res pon si hilit y ·was her laitcl lord's. · Council then accepted the re signation of Stephen Tatterson who had bee n employt;d with the street department for 23 years. The resignation w.i!':' ~ poneclly due to healt h problems . Council agreed to pay $2500 for a 199 7 Crown Victoria police car· with 70.000 miles on it from the general fund' for the police department. Council will al so plate two police cruise" with higher mileage up for sale to re.:oup the costs. The cruisers put up for .sale will be stripped of equ ipment and the detailing stripe.s at the expen se of the Pomeroy Police Dcpcu1ment. , Councilwoman Mary McAngus asked if the old crui ser was 'old the last time Prol1'itt's department received a new cruiser. He said it had not but assured McA ngu ·s it along with another would be put up for bid which he anticipated to bring the vil lage · Please see Pomeroy, AS Grant appHcation for Park Street _project still pending . BY BRt4N J. REED 0BTI1JARIES Page AS • Mary Doefer • Edith P. Durbin • Helen Sanders INSIDE • U.N. summit burdened by.disagreements over human rights. See Page A2 • Hijacking of Columbian plane with 25 aboard ends peacefully. See Page A2 • Caldwell family holds reunion. See Page A3 • Conferences set See PageA3 • Hawley/Halley family has reunion. SeePageA3 • Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation to hold annual meeting. SeePage AS • Eleven children found · caged in north Ohio home. See Page AS • Skating with gymnastics. SeePage AS WEAffiER department The village applied last year for funds through the MIDDLEPORT The Clean Ohio Fund to complete Villa~e of Middleport will a Phase l environmental not hkely receive any fund- study on the property, to ing to -study environmental determine if the property hazards at the Park Street contains asbestos, underSchool property until at least ground storage tanks or coniNovember. aminated soil, all of which Becky Hays of - Floyd would require attention Browne Associates, the vii- before demolition could take !age's engineering firm, dis- place. Hays said the Ohio cussed progress in . tbe vil- Environmental Protection !age's attempts to secu~:e · Agency, · which administers funding to demolish the the Clean Ohio Fund, building and rehabilitate the referred the village to property. Residents have Buckeye Hill s/Hocking complained, in particular, Valley _ Regional about pigeons in the aban- Development District, which doned schoo l, which until also administers funds Please Grant. AS recently was '. used by the vii!age as storage for the street BREED@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM see Beth Sergent; photo · Isabel Dill and her horse Triton pose next to the hayfields that wil l be fu ll of horse tra1 le rs and trail riders this Saturday during the 10th Annua l Fun Day at the Dil l Farm in Rut land . The event, a 10 mile horse trail ride, raises money for St. Jude Chi ldren's Research Hospitc.l and 1s open to everyone (and their horses) who wish .to ~artic i pate in the trail nde . Trail ride for St. Jude's on Saturday_ BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENT\NEt:.COM RUTLAND - 1 Though Isabel and Michael Dill have no children of-their own, their efforts to raise money for St. Jude Chi ldren 's Research Hospital have made them parCharlene Hoeftlch/ ftle photo . ems in a sense to the many Bob Workman, left, and Bob Arms, have taken part in the chili kids that have benefited from cookoff every year since the event was added to the their annual Fun Day at the Sternwheel Festival many years ago. Monday Arms said lt1ey'll Dill Farm Saddle Up Trail Ride. · probably be back again this yepr. This year's trail ride happens on Saturday at noon at the Dill Farm at 34R43 Beech Grove Road and is the tenth anniversary of the event. Chili cookoff set for Sternwheel Riverfest BY CHARLE!IE HOEFUCH HOEFL\CH@MYDAILVSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Again this year the annual chili cookoff will be a part of the Sternwheel Riverfest fesuvtties to be held in Pomeroy, Sept. 22-24. The cookoff will take place .on Saturday wi,th cash prizes of$175 for first, $150 for second, and $125 for third while Details on Page AI : 1 Tlii ·.SJ) .\\ , SFI'I'FI\1111-:i{ 1:1. SPORTS Southern \ Ohio officials busy processing hundreds of Katrina evacuees_,A6 INDEX 2 SEcriONS - 12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds 83-4 Bs BY BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAILVSENTINEL.cOM Dear Abby AJ. Editorials A:l Obituaries As POMEROY -· A Pomeroy man will serve . a year in prison for knowingly exposmg others to the virus that causes AJDS. Larry Drake , 34, was sentenced Monday by Judge Fred W. Crow Ill to ·a oneyear sentence on a charge of aggravated assault, a tifth- Weather BSection A6 © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • Please see CookoH, A5 Man sentenced to prison in HIV case Comics Sports a trophy will be presented for the "People's Choice Award" determined by a vote of festival gpers who join in tasting ~ the finished product. The judging will at 3 p.m . and the cash winnings along with the trophy will be awarded at 4 p.m. .. The entry fee _.was $10 for teams registering before Sept. • degree felony, and to two suspended 18-month consecutive sentences on two counts of attempted aggravated assault, fourth-degree felonie s. Drake was accused of soliciting sex at the roadside rests on U.S. 33 between Pomeroy and Athens, although he had been diagnosed as HlV posi· live 14 years ago. Discovery ~ Riders are ciskcd to come Th ~ 10 mile lr" il wea1·es its early and regi,ter fur the ri-de way through the ba.:k country a~ well as for prize drawing s. in Rutland anJ cut:-. acro~s Some of the prizes include Beec h Grove Roacl a few a saddle, bridle. breast strap times thouuh traftl c will. be and blanket valued at around · stopped for . the riders . The $400. a Longaberger basket trail has recentll· been bru shand bags of feed. hugged anJ tri inmed and . is All riders will receil'e a '~ady for the hqrses which . participation pin and 'ribbons must be pio,·ided by the ridand prizes will be given to the . ers . No horse' 11.ill be provid top three nwney ,·o llector<. ed for the ri de h1· ttie Di ll Altlmuuh some riJers ha,·e Farm. been collecting money _from Dill estimated that 'during sponsors. the trail ride is open the trail ride the ndcrs will be to anyone (and their horse) on the propenie _; of 18 di fferand. although a donation for ent peo ple thou gh 1ione of the St. Jude's is JIOI necessary to . partici pate. it is appreciated Please see St Jude, AS ' . Bridge replacement on Ohio 124 Workers from Parker Corporation out of Tuppers Plains have found themselves in Rutland for the past four weeks and expect to be there another eigh\ weeks replacing this bridge on State Route 124 with a 20-foot-wide bo~ culvert. Parker Corporation , which employs local Meigs County people, are also putt ing in a 54 inch drain as part of the project. In the.mean tiine, traffic is adjusting to s1x stop lights near the bridge. Beth Sergent/ pholo Please see HIV case, AS • • �- - ---- ---- --- -· • NATION • WORLD· The Daily Sentinel PageA2 Tuesday, September 13, 2005 Public meetings Bv ADAM NOSSITER Thursday, Sept. IS SYRACUSE - S}racusc Village Council will meet in special session, 6 p.m . at village halt. · Fire Department issues and financial mailers to be di scussed. Clubs and organizations Thursday, Sept. 15 RACINE -Ohio River Producers , 7 p.m .. Southern . Vo-Ag room. POMEROY Meigs County Retired Teachers Assoctatton, noon lun cheon at Trinity Ch ttrch. Speaker on · promoting Meigs County. barbershop . quartet . mu sical program. ; Member s 1nvned to bring · g ue sts. School supplies · collected . Ca ll 992-32 14 or 378-6294 for lunch reservation s. RACINE - Regt1lar meet- Tuesday, September 13, 2005 1ng of Pomeroy-Ra~ine Lodge #164, F&AM, with work in Entered Apprentice degree . Refreshments. Tuesday, Sept. 20 MIDDLEPORT - BrooksGrant Camp Sons of Umon Veterans of the Civil War and Ma.J. Daniel McCook Circle Ladtes of the Grand Army of the Republi c. regular meeting. 7· 15 · p m.. Mtddlepon Mason1c Temple. Dr. Carl Denbow, hi story· professor at Ohio University, to speak. Public invited . Homecomings Sunday, Sept. 18 RACINE - Homecoming at Mt. Moriah Church of God. Mill Hill Rd ., Racine, with dmner at noon. Preaching b) Rev. Hernmn Stewart of Oak. Hill. Specwl sing mg. POMEROY Zion Ch urch of Christ annual Homecoming with Sunday school and worship scrvic:es at 9:30 a.m.'. followed by a potluck dinn.e r at 12:30. Concert by Freed By Chnst, a local quartet, at 2 p.m. Other events Wednesday, Sept. 14 POMEROY Meigs County Ministerial Association ecumenical service. 7 p.m ., Pomeroy Riverfront Amphitheater. in response to the catastmphic destruction and loss ol life Jcll .by Hunicane Katrina, "A Shelter in a lime of Stom1." Prnyerscrvtce, mtormauon about how commumty can help VICtims a11d begin healing process. Church events , Submitted photo 111 Midd leport. Seventy-two members of the Hawley/Halley family attended the recent reunion Saturday, Sept. 17 The event honored Frank Hawley of Columbus. HARTFORD - A benefit ~ ing for the Fall Harvel Gospel Sing will be held at the Church of Chri st in Christian Union . Hartford, W. Va at 7 p m. MIDDLEPORT - The Frank Hawley. and 'eco nd and Ch.trlie Wood . . Brody Smgers will Evelyn Roush Family place gomg to Amber Wood , Arthur (Buck 1 and Hawley/Halley family, Henry and Hester Donna Hood, Ca1by Elswtck . Eblin. New City Singers and Reunion was held on Sunday, Eberbach. Sept. 4, 2005 at the General Sevcnty-t~~;o persons atlend- Enn Elswtck. Tri sh Ebwtck. Brian and Familv Hartinger Park in Middleport. Amber Cornne Eb11 tck. Parker mg · mcludtng Connections: · The reuni on wa s held in Ebc rsb ach. Autumn Elswick, Chad and Tiffan y hon01 of Frank Hav,Je y of Ebersbach. Hatley Ebersbach. Elswtck.At1hUI Elswic·k. Ma n Collllnbus. Ashley Ebersb.tch. Rod H;Jwley, R1.1.1 and Steve Linle · Severa l familie s had foUl Ebersbach. Lisa H<i yes. Jason Ma.tk Hdw ley. Karen generations 111 attendance and Misty Rh odes. Brandt Hawley, Tom Hawle y. Conmc Patterson, Mildred Caldwell, Jeremy. Tyler and Akxus including the family ofBnn nie Smith. Rtaxt yn n Spence1. and Gene H,d ley. B1 enda Ken and Sue Ca ldwell , Jason Cowdery. and Sara. Mary and Ebersbach, Cornnc (Coke ) Joe y Spencer. Brooke Smnh, . Ross1. P.J . R''" '· Holl ) Rosst. and Abbie Ridenour. Kim , Thomas Davis, all of Newark. , Dill , and the family of Fr~nk Ka efee Maynard . Pen'ny Taylor Rosst. Shyl .1r Rnss1 . Smith, Rtck Ebersbach. Arn1e H.twl ey. As hle v Ewmg and Hannah and Abbie Rob and Melanie Cowdery of Hawley and Bryan The honor ot the youngest Courtney Van an. Chns Van an, Hawle y. Markle ll av, Icy. Je"e Hawley, all ot Reedsville : Thornville .lltending went to Parker Nichole Vanan, Vicky Camp H.twlcy. Sarah Ca Jd~~; eJ I and Roberta Cowdery ot Columbus. Gage H•m ley. Ridenour of Pomeroy. Jerry The oldest member present Elswick. at.ju.st six weeks old Ebcrsbach. Chmty Hawley-vlc ssc1. Scutt Homish. The Plam s: Rtchard was Lloyd Dean and the and the honor of (lidest in David-Mi chael C.unp, Cav ~. Cole Me"er Hann.Jh and Sandy Kerns, Belpre. youngest was Alexus attendance was shared by Frank Hawley. Luu and Rod Mes,e r. Trey Ehe1 sbach. Janice Weber. Racine ; Jerry Cowdery. The late Robert Frank Hawley and Arthur Roush. John Hawley, Tim Whitn ey Johnson. Jerrena and Janet Carter. Rock. Cowdery and Gerri Cowdery (Buck ) Hood. both 71. Ebersbach, Diane Walker. Ebers bach. Bonnie Ebers bach. Mollnt , N.C ; Lloyd Dean , Smllh had the most family A "balloon-pop" game was Michael Htcks, Tttfany Corrine (Coke ) Dt ll. Remme Rocky River: Denny, Kathy member> prese nt. Traveling held , with the winner being Gallagher. Tim Walker. Tina and J11dy H.twley . anti Jeremy Dean. Lakewood. the farthest to attend we1e Gern Cowdery Smtth. Jerry and Janet Carter. Hawley/Halley family has reunion Caldwell family _ holds reunion AP PhOto · A military guard patrols a hallway past a hospital bed frarne at Memonal Medical Center m New Orleans on Monday. More than 40 bodies were recove red from the ~17-bed hospital on Sunday. Family members and nurses were " literally standing over the . patients. fanntng them." he said. Police Chief Edd1e Compass declined to answer any questiOns about the bodies. mdudmg whether officers received any calls for help from those inside the hospital after it was evacuated. Dr. Jeffrey Kochan , a Philadelphia radiologist volunteering in New Orleans, said memoers of the team that recovered the bodies trom the hospital in the city's Uptown section told him th ey found 36 corpses fl oating .on the fiN lloor. · "These g11ys were just venting. They need to talk," he said-. "They' re see mg things no human bemg should have to see." Bu sh, 10 his third visit to New Orleans stncc the storm, made hts fitst f01 ay to the streets Monday and toured the ct ty for 45 minutes abomd the back ot a trLick. forcmg h1111 at t1mes to duck to avoid lowhanging electlical · wires and branches. He disputed suggestio ns that the govern ment responded sluggishly becaLise the victit11s were mostly poor and black "The storm didn't discriminate and neither will th e recovery effort ," the prestdent sa id. ''Whe n those Coast G11ard choppers, many of whom were first on the scene, were pull.ing people off roofs, they dtdn't check the color of '.a pe1'on's sk in" In New Orleans ' ce111ral busmess district - which includes 01 ! and gas compantes. hotels, restaurants', banks ' and brokewges - business owners we1 e ISsued passe s into the citv to rettieve vital records or eqllipment. such a\ computers. , Among the businessmen all owed b,tck into New Orleans on Mnnday was Terry Cockerham. owner of Service Glass. wh ich installs windows at b11sinesses downto~~;n. He has been working out of his house because his bllsiness was ·destroyed by looters ,111d llooding. "Thi s is abOLII the most work I've ever had." he said. "We' ll work seven clays a week until we get this JOb finished. I don't want to get nch. I just want to ge t everythmg back right." In the French Qllarter. Ni.:k Ditta was at Mango Mango. the bar ht: manages on Bourbon Street. searching for time cards. "It's a mess man . There IS ·no dollbl ~bout It," Dilla said . "But our people are going to get paid . That's all I' m worried about ." New Orleans Metropolitan Comention & Visitors Bureau president J. Stephen Perry s,tid Katrina . wsl the cny about I00 to 200 m:qor conventions. BLII he expected -the tourism indu stry to be .unong the tirstto bolln<:e back, stnce the French Quarter and many hotels suffered little damage. "The really positive thmg long-term is, the core ot our mtrastructure of the $5 btl lion to $K htllion tnlln sm m'dustry rem.uned illl.tct ," Perry said. "As odd as it may sound right now. we are optlllltslic that this recovery IS not only going to happen. 1ts goi11g to happ~n well dnd we're going to have a great city gu mg again ." Hijacking of Colombian plane U.N. summit burdened by disagreements over human rights NATIONS (AP) became so contentious the Assembly scheduled a meet- other countries, but perhaps with 25 aboard ends peacefully -· UNITED The outcome of this idea was shelved last month. ing Tuesday morning to take that's the reality.'' BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - A 'father in a wheelchair and hts son used two grenades to hiJack an airliner Mpnday, but peacefully surrendered five hours later after allowing the crt·w and passengers. mcluding one American. to leave the plane. authorities said. The freed hostages told reporters 'the elder hijacker satd he was parti,tlly para.Jyzed by a police bullet during a drug raid some I4 years ago and had unsucces'Sfully sought comperNtlion. Sen . Carlos Moreno. who helped negotiate the standoff. sa1d a $230.000 check was handed to the hijacker. but that the government would not honor it. The Aires airliner, believed to be carrying 20 passe n~ers and fiv e e re~~; ,. .had departed the southern city of Floren cw when the two men commandeered it. said Gen : Edear Lesmez. the chtef of the -Colombian Atr Force. lhe plane landed 111 Bogota. the !light's origin,tl destination, but at a military airfield next to the ca pital' s civilian El Dorado Atrport .· After speaking wi th gmerflment negotiators and a Roman Catholic priest tor hours while the twin-propeller plane stood 'on the tarmac, the 1wo hostages surrendered and came down from the plane. Shortly after landing in Bogota. the hiJUckers allowed · women passenge rs and two babies to exit the plane and later allowed all the passengers off the airctaft Among those on board the plane was a U.S. citiLen. said a U.S. ofllcial in Bogota Further detail s were not available. Also on board as passengers were Liliana Diez. manager of At res. and Columbian congressman Alllomo Sen·ano. Authorities tlrst idenutled U1e hijackers as Luis RamtrcL. about 42 years old. ;md hts son Linscn RamireL, about 22. but later said the elder man\ name was reall y Portirio Ramirez BY THE BEND Community Calendar MORE THAN 40 BODIES FOUND IN FLOODED NEW ORLEANS HOSPITAL FEMA's embattled director ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Mike Brown also announced Monday he would restgn "m NEW ORLEANS - The ' the best interest ot the agencY. bodies of more than 40 most- and. best interest ot 'the presily elderly patients were found dent.'" Brown has been vtliin a flooded-out hospital m fied fo r the slow · and unto;the biggest known cluster of cused federal response to a _co'llses to be discovered so hurricane. already considered tar 1n hurncane-ravaged New the nation's costliest ever Orleans. . Insurance experts have dmiThe exact ctrcumstances · bled to at least $40 billion under whtch they dted were the 1r estimate of insured Jossunclear, wJth at least one hos- es cau>ed by Katrina. Risk pttal officml_ saytng Monday Management Solutions Inc. of that ~orne ol the patients had Newark. Calif.. put the total dted before the storm. while edlllumic damage at more the others succumbed to caus- than $125 bill tun. es unrelated to Katnna. . Lawmaker's in Washington The announcem_ent. -:-:t11ch proposed some tux ch,mges nmes Loutsmna s o lltciH I Mondav to help the VIctims death toll to nearl y 280 . came ~ct back on thei1 feet. such as as Prestdent Bt~ s h got h1~ lu~t bting them tap retirement up-close look .11 the destruc - ;kcounts without penalty and llO!l , . encouruoing donaliO\lS o f "My !111P 1C""'n nt New cash, fmill ;tnd school books. Orleans 1s thiS That th.;;re " a . Former New Orleans reco~ery on the W.IY: Bush Mayor Marc Moria! called tor Sllld Ill the shadow ot " tree- a compensauon lund for the way overpas'\, dl·srroyt'd cars h · . . h 1 1 b h.111 d urnc,mc vtctuns slllll1ar to I~llenng l e an t sc.tpe e the ft111d created for victtn" ol 1111 · . the terrorist all<~cks of Sept Desptte the devastation and II 200 1 miles ot st 1ll flooded streets. T. h 1 · 1 Ill 1 becn there were encoura!.!tnl} signs e <eat 1 to 1as ~~so ~ b "risineo ,\S more hodi es .1rc 1y twoof recovery · Ncar recov eted al:ross the rt>:1-.!ion thirds ot southeastern . At le,hl 40 bodtes~ were LouiSiana's wc~ t er treatment St,nday at the 317-b~.d Plallls were up and running. found Memorial Medic,d Center. but Louts Arms tron~ New the ex ad number was unclear. Orlea~ s ln teniano n.d A11·port Bob Joha~mesen . .t'spukesman planned to rc .'lllllC limite d passenger servtcc Tuesday. f111 ' the state Department of Forty-one of 174 permanent Health and Hospnals, said 45 pumps were 111 operatiOn. on patients had been found. hospace to help dram the still pllal assistant administrator half-flooded city by Oct. 8. Dav1d Goodson sa id there That doesn' t me,111 a qutck w~ re 44. plus three on the return to normalcy for resi- gtounds. dents or for busmess owne rs. Also unclear was exactl y who were Jet back. in Monday how the patients died. Steve11 Campanini, a to assess the da mage and begin the slow proce" of spokesman lor the ht1sp11al 's starting over. owner. Tenet Healthcare The Federal Emergency Corp . sa 1d some ' ot the Management Agency expects pa11ents were dead before the to pro, ide tempordry housing storm arrived, and none ot the for 200,000 hurricane ; ictims deaths resulted from lack ot for LIP to live year.s. most in fot)d, water or electncit y to Louisiana The agency is power medical eq uipment. He planning to LISe trailer homes said many were serioLisly Ill to create ''temporary ctties,.. Goodson sa id patients died some with populations up to whi le waiting to be ·evacuated 25,000, sa1d Brad Fa1r, head over the four days after the ot the FEMA housi ng effort. hurricane hit. as temperatures "Th ts may not be quue on 111Side the hospit,tl reached the scale of butlding the pyra- 106 degrees. ··1 would suggest mids, but 11's close." Fa1r smd. that th at had a lot to do with'' He had no cost estimates. the deaths, he satd of the heat. The Daily Sentinel · ·Page-A3 week's U.N. summit to tackle In the latest talks, a 32- stock of the negotiations. The United States and some "We're going to be here as members of the Nonaligned poverty and overhaul the nation "core" group broke United Nations administra- int6 even smaller groups to long as it takes," said U.S. Movement. represenlmg 116 tion was thrown into question try td come up with language Ambassador John Bolton. mainly developing countries, · Monday because of serious that all member states could · "Reform is not a one-night ttaded accusations about who disagreements over the docu- agree on. stand. Reform is forever. was being inflexible. ment that world leaders are When negotiations stalled That's why we're going to Richard Grenell, spokesman supposed to adopt. Monday morning, some coun- continue to work on it." for the U.S. Mtsston to the After a weekend of lengthy tries called for iss ues where For many countries, which United Nations. said after a talks by a negotiating group there were sti ll disagreements supported a strong forward~ morning session Monday that· of about )5 countries, several to be eliminated from the doc- looking document, the negotiations on the Human ambassadors smd there ' defi- ·ument. prospect of a weak text was Rights Council and U.N. mannitely would be a document Faced with the prospect of disappointing. agement had " both fallen - but tt would be far Jess human rights, peacebuilding "There's been a lot of ian- apart" - <Ill assertion disputsweeping and ambitious than and other key proposals being guage which didn't survive ed by the ambassadors for the blucpnnt called for by totally dropped if they which could have Jed to a India and Egypt. which are Secretary -General Kofi weren't agreed, Britain and more forward-looking docu- prominent voices in the develAnnan last March. other EU countries put ment." said Brazil 's U.N. oping world . Wtth some leaders already together watered-down lan- . Ambassador Ronalda Mota The Umted States and many in New York for Wednesday's guage that might get' support Sardenberg. "It's very much a European coumnes want the opening of the three-day sum- from all member states. document which cop1piles Human Rt ghts Council to mit. . ambassadors were sti ll Those proposals were tdeas that were already there." .become a permanent body. wrestling with the text of the added to· a rev1sed 44-page Chtle's U.N. Ambassador wuh· a country\ ·membership latest 39-page dt)Cumenl on te~l ; which already had ' over Heraldo Munoz said "we may requiring approval by twore"unpmg the Umted Nauons , !50 disputed passages. . have to go for the lowest com- thirds of U N. nation s. Grenell to meet the challenges ot the The "core'" oroup was going mon denominator, which is said Egypt and China opposed 21st century. over the drattline-by-line late well below the expectation that Monday. and other diploMark. Malloch ,Brown .. the Monday, a nd the General that Chile has, and many mats s;Jid Russia did as well. secretary-ge neral s chtel of staff. sought to put an upt1- , r---:=--------.,--=~--,:_--------::::--------., '' mi ~ ti c cast on the sJtuattOn. voice D11que sa1d the older hijack- sayi ng negotiations seemed er hoarded the plane 111 a more favorable than a few wheelchair. It mav hal c d tl Y~ ago because .. Jeadlmes helped him S1i1uggte the are starting to loosen minds grenades ahoard. The wheel- ,md posit ions ·· American Cr 11t r , j(IJ .. Thete\ a thresho ld where chair was too large to pass ( Cance r through <In <Hrport metal detec- \\C al~~;ay.s knew (.,e wouldn't 'f• Society tor. and the man was not pat- ge t the full loaf:· he added. ted down by secllnty agents. ··wc ·v~ gut lU ~ tart l'OUnting · LuiS Octavio Rllps. director ot ' ''l·es. Halt or more wil l uo at . ,, the Florenc1a a1rpon. told The thts stage ... The SC\'C il 1s_s ues fac111g Associated Press. · "But they dtd give h1m and negotiators were lcrrorism. a the chair a vtsual mspection:· stronger Human Righh Council Ill replace the dtsRojas added. HL1man Rtghts It marked the second t1me credtted Cmmlw;-.mn. a llC\\ an Aires flight from Florencia This ~onth's topic: Pcacebtll ld tn g ConHntsston 10 to Bogota h:IS been htjacked. In February 2002, members hel p nation:, cmcrgtn g from of the Revolutionary Armed con lltct . ne" responst hiln y Forces or Colombia. or for governments to protect FARC. hijacked an Aires Cl\ ihans (rom gcnucJdc and tl ight. forced 11 to Iand on a \\''tr <.:nme:,. d1s:.mnamcnt and rural highway and kidnapped nuclear weapons prnliferaa Colombian senator who was llon: ovcrhmdtng U.N. manaboard. Sen . Jorge Gechen agemellll and the promot ion Turbay. president of the of cconom1c dc1 clopmcnt. Annan also h;ld llrgcc.J the Co lombian Senate ·s peace commission. rem.tins a FARC I'I I U.N ·member states to hostage. The other passengers (tgrcc on a pl;nl to ~xpa nd the U.N Se~LifiiY and the crew were left with powerful Coui1Cil. hut th~ ncgottat1on s ,the plane in that case. Gen . Alberto Ruiz, chief of operations of the Colombian National Police, said they did not appear to belong to any of Cblombia's illegal armed groups. "They seem to be common cittzens.'' Ruiz told JOUrnalists. Atlorney General Mario lguaran sa td the elde r Ramirez led the hijacking and if con,icted faces 25 to 40 vears in prison for aoora. 00 vated htjacking of an ";urcraft. He expre"ed sympathy for. the man' s case . but added · "UnfortLinately. he has to be. brought to justice ... The dram,\ riveted Colombians as it unfolded on their r.!dtos and television · sets. They listened 10 one hostage, while still 011 the pla11e . descnbe the scene in a fllrtive cell phone conversation with local RCN radio "They ha\'e lndtcated to us they have exp ii)Sives ... Remaldo Duque. one of the hoSia ges. sa 1d 111 a hushed ~ ANCER CARE I . Thursday~' September 15 · 6:00pm Holzer C4!nter for. c,n"cer Care _·Yog~ --- - -- . ' LONG BOTTOM - The second annual reLinton of the family of the late Clyde and Lola Baker Caldwel l was held recently at the Long Bollom United Methodist Chutch. Ronme Cowdery offered grace betore dinner. Attending were: Ronnie and Mary Grace Cowdery and Larry and Kim Cowdery. all of Long Bollom; Bob and Marilynn Trussell, Deidra and Robert Cross, Casste Conferences set Athens-Meigs vet helping in hurricane disaster ALBANY. Caro l J. · Osborne , . DVM, o"ner ot Briarhill Veterinary Cl,inic in Albany is working to rescue and treat animals caught in the Hurricane Katrina Dtsaster. As a member of one ot FEMA's VMATs (Veterinary Medical Assist Team). Dr. · Osborne was deployed to Biloxi , MISs. shortly after Hurricane Katrina plowed its way through the South. Currently, Homeland Security has several teams consisting of veterinarians and veterinary technician s trained in the re scue and treatment of ani - POMEROY - Meigs High mals dtsplaced 111 natufal or Vi11ton). Osborne has consid- School will be holding parenton cunferences man-made di sasters. Besides erablc experience handling teacher joining VMAT. a nattonal ;md treating large and small Thmsday. Sept. I 5. from4 to·7 p.m. . group. Osborne ha s met with an imals Parents will receive a lettet local and county officials to She is sincerely dedicated to describing the conference formu late a community dtsas- serving her count1 y ~ nd com scheduling procedure along ter plan th at includes ammal munity. but her first prionty with infornldtion on the conrescue, relocation and reumon will always be her pattcnts at with owners. . Bri arhill Veterinary Clinic. ferences. Students wiJJ .. be Osborne. opened the doors Before joining VMAT she bringing the inform atiOI~· home of her practtce, Briarhill made contingency plans. Veterinary Cl mi c, in 1982 mcluding relief veterinanans after graduating from The to f1ll in for her here at home. Ohio Stale University's If any of her clients have College of Veterinary questions or concems, they Medtcine . Providmg veteri- are 4rged to(call Briarhill nary care for a three count y Veterinary Clime at 740-698- , CHESHIRE - . Navy· Seaman Recruit Corey D. area (Athens, Meigs, and · 7270 · Lyons. a 2004 graduate ot River Valley High Schoo l, recently comp leted U S. Navy basic training at Recruit room of extraneous people Ttaining Command. Great eve n once tossing out the dad. Lakes. Ill. with honors and ·Early 111 labor it's usually wa~ meritoriously prom.o!ed OK tor friends and family tO' to h1 s current rank. During the etght-week provistl But when "push comes to shove·· (pardon the pun), gram. Lyons completed a Dear it \ time for everyone to leave variety of traini~,g whtch Abby except Morn 's couch and Dad incl11ded classroom study and - and we docs can make that prac.tical instruction ori naval happen. -. M.D. IN ELK customs. first aid. firefi~ht­ Jng , water safety and survi~~al. GROVE DEAR ABBY: My husband and shipboard and aircraft You should ha ve told her that has a great suggestion. She safety. An emphaSis IS also her mother belongs in the placed on physical fitness. waiting room with the other should make a deal with the The capstone event of boot BEEN - hushand. She ' II let hiS mother camp is "Baule Stations." This grandparents. attend the birth if he'll ftrst THERE GRANDMA ,exercise give'\ re.:fllih the DEAR ABBY: Tempted as I change a flat tLre naked 111 sk1lls m1d contldence tbey need was to have the "this is my front of her father. (Didn't I body. I call the shots·· attitude. marry a great guy'') - PAR- to succeed in the tleet. "Battle I'm glad I didn't. Both fami- ENTS OF FOUR. OKLA - Swl!ons" is c.lt:signcd to galvamze the basic wamor attnbutcs lie> were in the room as I HOMACITY Oear Abby is writte11 by ot sacnficc. dedication . teamlabored: on lv the two of 11< during delivery. lt \\as perfect Abigail Va11 Burell, also work and endurance 1n each krww11 as ]ea1111e Phillips, recmit through the practic.tl for us. Now as I lay on stnct hed a11d was Jou11ded by her appltcauon of basic Na1 y skills rest expecting our fourth mother, Pauli11e Phillips. <tnd the core v,du~ . . nf Honor. Oear Abby at Colli age :111d Commitment It s chi ld, watching my hu sband Write juggle our three girls. cook- www.DearAbhy.com or P.O. chstinctlv "Nmv" llavor was ing , clean111g, laundry. yard Box 694411, Urs A11geles, CA desn!ned lo take into a(:count whal it means to be a Sailor work, t<tkmg care of me. not 9111169. to ment1011 his own highstress job. all wtthout l'Omplami ng even once. I' m grateful we have always wor'ked as THE a team. ~ PARENTING RIVER CITY FL.AYERS TOGETHER IN OHIO DEAR A!3BY: It didn't say 1fi~Lik 7o 7'--k 111 your column why he wants Paul Reed n1s mo ther in the room . and the Perhaps he wants his mother Farmers Bank & Savings Co. th~r~ to reassure HIM A lot of first-time f.tthers are scared. ' /-4~ . Maybe if she compromised, they would botl1 get to h;~ w ,, memorable delivery If everything doesn' t go as planned. - " ~ 4 &9- 7la,.,~ 7o she -could end up with a CBill Buckley section and' the argument and Meigs Local Elementary would he moot, as they allow , only one person 111 the room.· School - JASMINE IN TORONTO jM u~e, 9 tk """""ol'i-1 DEAR ABBY: I'm a fanuly doc . You were right to tdl he.' to talk to her OB . During th~ delivery we can take control of the situation for the good of the mom and baby. I somelimes had to dear the labor ' lllt y to LommuniL·ate wtth thei1 children's in ... truct or-... The gocll IS to bnng abuut a more cftec- lt \ c cJuc ~H JOilJI p1 ug1"un I rom an cx Lilllllge ot 1ntorml\tion and u..lcas. Furthet que"tlOil'- u:g.tn.hng the co nference; shou ld be directed 10 Yle1g s Htgh School. Completes For the Record County Common Plea s Court Navy training Divorces by Washmg!Cin Mutual Bank. Mom ·should have final word on who spresent at delivery DEAR ABBY I'm writing regarding the letter from "Pregnant and Annoyed," the woman ha,ing her first child. She wants her mother there because of the woman's expe- rience birthing four children and .having coac hed o1her women through childbirth. The h11sband inSists that tf his mom can't also be there, no one will be there except him . As a labor and delivery' nurse with 25 years· experi ence, I would like to point out that while delivering a baby is a joyful event. it is also difficult and stressful. I have seen the progress of labor shut down by a ~~;oman's anxiety This isn't a show for fami ly . entertamment. No one should be in the labor room unless the per~on is supportive to the labonng woman and she wants them there. Most labor and delivery nurses understand this, so all the expectant . mother needs to do is tell her · nurse. The nurse w1ll then : inform the mother-in-law that visitors are restricted to two . Ca'se closed. NURSE A'ND.REA. SANTA CLARA DEAR NURSE ANDREA : Thank you! The mail I . received in re sponse to that : letter and my answer was varied Read on: DEAR ABBY: It's time that young woman ~rew up. Tell her she's a grown, married .adu lt about tll become. a parent She does not need her : mother to hold her hand. This · is a very personal. special time tor a couple. They don't need her mom in the delivery room bossing people around. The doctors and nurses are better trained than her mom. Because Mom is so "experi. enced." will she be raising the · baby. too? Hubby had bener put hi s foot down now or he ' ll be' sorry. Maybe that's what he was trying to do when he insisted hLS mom be there. w11h them. The purpose of the confet ences is to allow the parents and teachers to discuss puptl progtess and to keep the pc~r­ ents and schools mfmmed about student activities as the y relate to school beh.1vi01 and performance. Parents are encouraged to take advantage ofthis opportu- POMEROY Divorce action s have been filed fn Meigs Count) Common Ple,1s Court by Joa nn Dugan. Albany. against William A. Dugan, Caraopoils , Pa .. and by Michael Klein. Reedsville. again st Cha-s ity L. McKee. Coolville. Milwaukee. Wtsc, ag.1in>l Andy 0 . Duw. Middleport. and others. ,ll legmg default on ~l mort!.!a£.e a~rcemen t in the .tmount ol· 568. 199 66 . Visit us online at Foreclosure www.mydallysentlnel.com POMEROY - A foreclosllre action was fi led tn Meig s -~E aYE BIRD~ IE .. ......- D.. I • '> • • • ;.. • 1-800 -200--lOO:; or (i-lOl 66i -71SS II•••H"- \h ,. hl" 1!•\u~.;d~ q.;, fruit\"" '-,lhn ,l.n "~ ( 1, ...,.,1 ~ �' . -r-- • OPINION The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. dim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich , General Manager-News Edttor ~ongress shall make no law respecting an . establishment of religion, or prolli/Jiting the free exercise tlureo}i 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 1s Tuesd.Iy. Sept 13. the 256th d.Iy ot 2005 There are I09 days lclt 111 the }Cdr Tod,!y 's Hi ghlig ht 111 History· On Sept 13. 178R, the Congress ot the ConfederatiOn authonzed the l1rst IhlliOnal elec:!ion. and declared New York • Cily the lempoi.Iry n.Ition.il c.Iplt,II On this da te In 1759, dunn u the Imal French ,111d lnti i.m Wa1 , the B11tish defeated the F1e~1ch on the Pl,uns ot Abraham o'edookmg Quebec Cily In 1803. Com modore John Bau y. LOilSldered by many the lathe! of the ",mciit:.m Nc~vy. d1cd 111 l'hiladdphw In I X51. Amci!L.Jn medic.II 'flHlllccr W.iller Reed was born Ill Gloucester Countv, V,I In 1943. C'hi.Jng K.u- shck bc.:.une president of Ch ma ~n ICJ-l X. RcpLiblican M.ug.uc t Cl1.1se Sm1th ol Mame was elected tn the U S Sen.Ite bcwmmg the fu st woman to serve 111 both huuses of Con g1ess In 1949. the Ladies Piolession.JI Golt Association of Amenc,I was lo11ned m Nev. York Cily w1lh Patty Berg as its first president In 1971 .1 tou r-day mmates · rebellion at the All1ca CorrectiOiwf F.Iulit) Ill upstate New York ended as police and gu.n ds stnrmcd the pnson . the ordeal and lln,il assaul t clauned 43 lives In llJlJO. the lOmbmatiLHl police.couniOom drama "Law & Order· prcmieicd un NBC telev ision . One yc.1 r ago US w.up l.mes mlraq unle.1shed devastating a~rstnke s <Jll .1 suspected hideuut lor operatives tram an alQaida-hnked g1 oup. a video posted on a Web sile Ill the name ol the nulitants purp01 tedly showed the beheadmg of a kidnapped Turkish truck dnver Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer agreed to a nearly $1 hi Ilion <~cqUisltion by a Sony-led conson1um . . Oakl.md posted ,1 7-6. I 0 mnmg Will over the Rangers 111 a game that w." delayed In the nlllth mmng <~Iter Texas reliever Frank Francrsco huilcd a chan anti h1t two fan s at the Coli>eum. the ch,ur h!l a man 111 the head ,md broke a nose . Today \ Blfthd.1ys Actress Eileen Fulton ("As the World Turns") 1s 72 TV producer Fred Silverman IS 68 Former While House spokesman Larry Speake> IS 66 Actor Richard Kiclis 66. Rock smger Dav1d Clayton-Thomas (Blood, S>\eat & Tears) 1s 64 Actress Jacqueline B1sset IS 6 1 Smger Peter Cetera IS 61 Smgcr R,mdy Jones (The VI llage People ) IS 53. Record producer Don Was IS 53 ".ctress J,ean Smart IS 46 ' Country smger Bobbre Cryner 1s 44 Rock s111ger-muSIC1an Dave Mustame (Megadcth ) IS~ RadiO TV personahty Tavts Smiley 1s 41 Rock mu sici.m Z.1k Starkey 1s 40 Actor Louis Mandy lor IS 39. Olympi Cgold medal runner Michael Johnson IS 38 Rock musician Ste\e Perkms (Porno For Pyros. Jane's Addiction ) 1s 3R Tenm ~ player Gor.m ham sev1c IS 34 Coun try smger Aaron Benward !Blue County)" 32 Country musicwn Joe Don Rooney (Rascal Flats) Is 30 Actor Scott V1ckaryous is 30 Smger F10n.1 Apple IS 28 Actor Ben Savage Is 25 Actor Milch Holleman (''Reba" !Is 10 Thought for Today. 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Bush's new public case tor Iraq was unveiled Aug. 24 m Idaho and repe.lted m h1 s V-J Day ann1 ve rsa ry speech SIX days l.tte r m San Dtego Both speeches contained the familiar assertions that lr.tq 1s a key front m the war on terron srrt and that the be st way to f1ght terrorism 'is to bnng democracy to that country c~nd the rest of the M1ddle East In the past. those arguments - plus optimistiC repmts on tra imng of Iraqi secunty forces 'and politi cal progress - have f,uled to arres t a sharp drop-ol f m publrc support for the war As a writer lo r N,ItiOnal Revtew Online, Andrew C McCarthy correctl y puts 11 "The Amencan people clid not go to war for the goal ot advanc ing freedom . (T hey) went to wm to protect the Ihlt!Oil.ll secunty ol, the United St,Jtes from current and gathenng threats wh1ch they understood afte r Sept II. 200 1, cou ld no longer respo nsibl y be waited out "W hat th e Amencan people care .!bout 1s deleatrng m11it.mt Islam .. . They know that leavin g when terr011 sm runs rampant would be .t victory for m1htant Islam ll wou ld encourage our enemres toward more terronsm " 2005 ' Morton Kondracke l" That' s essentially the case Bush made 111 the recent speeche s. emphasizmg the stakes mvolved lor the Unlted Sl<~tcs and what will happen il the msurgency >ucceeds m lr,\q " Dunng the last lew uecades, the terronst> grew to believe that If t_hey hit Amenca hard , as 111 Lebanon and Somali a, Amenca would retreat <~nd back down ," he smd 111 Idaho ·'Before Sept II, Osama B1n Laden sa1d ·that an attack could make Amenca run m less tiMn 24 hours So now the y arc trymg to break our will with acts ot VIo lence. They'll kill women and children, knowlll g tha t the Images of their brutality will honr! y ci' ilized peopl e .. He should h.1vc ddded. "A nd lh<'y and th e lollowers of Sadd.Im Hu ssein arc killmg Amencan so ldie 1s Ill hopes that the death toll v.1ll undenmne support tor the war here .11 home " But he did say, "Theu gua l 1s to Ioree us to re treat See, they have a str.Ite gy. They want us to retreat so they can topple governments 111 the Middle East and turn that reg ion Into <1 safe h.wen lor terronsm In S<in Diego. he sa1 d th at "II Zarqaw1 and Bill Laden gain control ot Iraq . they would create a new trammg grou nd for future terronst att acks They ' d seize 0 11 fi eld s to lund thei r ambiliOn s, they could recrUit more terronsts by cl,1immg a hi ston e victory over the Umted States and our coalition .. Bu sh might have added and shou ld add in future speeches - that "1! .. vtng tn~Utf!ents out \ 'L lll ..llll , SII H.l ot c ities such ~~s Fa lluph m R.lm<~di . hut uon't have the manpower to hold them so Saddam1sts c~nd jihadi sts return and kill 01 mumtd.!le tho se who '·co l- Salim Ahmed Hamdan has been a pn soner at Guant,mamo Bay. Cuba. for three years. some ol the ume in solitary confmement. He 1s now bemg put belore .1 mrhtary comnnssmn (a proce S> Invented by the Bush admmistraWml. "h1ch prevents Hamdan from bemg 111 the room dunng crucial pans of the heanng (whrch could put h1m away Nat Hentoff for hfe) In addi tiOn, his attorney cannot see secret evidence agam st Hamdan Moreover, the pres1dlilg officer can admit prevwus ev1dence extracted by torture Most crucmlly, the final appeal 1s only to President Bush or h1s des1gnee As Em1ly Bazelun - ,1 legal issues writer for Slate and contributing edttor to Yale's Legal Affam magazme emphasiLes "Roberts signed on to .1 blank -check grant ol power to the Bu sh au mmistral!Oll to try suspected tcrron sts without basic due-process protecttons " - Yet m Rasul et al v Bush. the Supreme Coun. m a 6to-3 vote (w tth Sandra Day O'Connor 111 the majority) ruled on June 28, 2004. that nonCitiZens dct.n ned m GUanl,uMmo B,1y Me entitled to due process belore .1 neutral oll rcia l hod y Howe,er. 111 .Iddit ion to the Bush m1htary commissions denymg the has1C elements of due process . Hamdan 's appeal bne! to the Supreme Court by Georgetown Umve rsity law professor Neil Kat y.II makes thi s telling pomt , New York Times reponer Neil Lewis d1 sclosed on Aug I. 2005. that some ot the , mil nary prosecutors mvolveu m Hamdan's pro ceedmgs were so concerned at 1ts lack of fairne ss (the ve ry ddm1tion of ''due process' ) that they charged "the chiel prosecutor had told h1s subordmates th,ll the members ol the milila ry commissiOn tha t would try the fi1st tour defendant ~ (mcludmg Hamdan ) would be ' h,mclpickeu· to en,ure that all would be convicted ·· In dec1d10g tht s c(tse Judge Robens alstJ ,Jcccpted "w ithout rese1va tIon·· the gove rnment's argument that stnps U S dctamees of the Geneva ConventiOnS governmg the treatment ol pns oners. which this country had r,lll!ied Jon ..lthan Ftetmclll, .111 expert appellate attorney mvolved 111 this case anti a semor fellow at Yale L1w School. pmnt s out tl!,!l In th1s pa1t of the rulin g. Robert' disregarded "the plain text ol the Constitution 's Sup1em.Ic) clause. wh ich tmambiguously st.!les ·atl treaties made. or wh ich sha ll be made. under the autho1 11y of the Un ned States, shall be the supreme law of the land ·· Keep m mmu. auds Fre1man the Gene\ a Convent ions are ,1 treaty thdt "\nnds th1s nation to the rest ol the Cinlizcd world·· It's not surpmmg. theretore. that Yale Law School professor Oona Hathaway. a former clerk to Justi ce O'Connor. whom Roberts would replace. tulu The New York Tunes on Jul y 2-l 2005. that the elevauon of Roberts "could recenter the court" m th~ direction of ,unchecked pre,IdemJal powers rhe Hamu.m UCCI S!Oll goes far beyond the specific ca~e ihclf It u\ ~o ~nc~m1 ( lll ~lllgCnt) pdssc' the ,1buses of p11so1)·' crs . such .IS torture, beynn(l Bay _.., ongo· mg cnmes th.tt Cong1ess so f,Jr has refu sed to tully mvestig.lte up the ch.un of comm.md. mcluumg Ddense Secretary Don.tld Rum, felu If the .!I Ie.Jdy weukene,d sep,muron ol powers .m our Consutuuon I\ to be suong: ly rcpan ed . the se 'iol.1t Ions ol both rntern.ll iOnal Ia\\ ,md 0111 own statutes will ha\c Ito come bef01c the Sup1enJe CoUll As the nommee tor duet JUsllce ol th e Sup1 eme Court Roberts h.1s cle.~r ly sho" n ho" deferential he is to umhec ked p!eSidenti;ll powers Ill thi s and poss1hly tutwc .tdmmtstrations I .Jdl)l!fe Roberts' sense of humOf as re' e.iled 111 m.my of h1s papers that have been rcle.Iseu but prov1dmg piesIdcllls '" >Ize.lhle ,1 blank check end.mgers the ve ry Constilul!on we .~rc fightmg to protect And that rs no lt~u e.hmt! m,mer m <1 stnl !..!nle .tga~ n~t ""'n lltrdcrous tern1~1~t~ dunng " w.1r Without ,my tlisccrn,Ihle end Ne il Kat yal warns that the eflects ol thi s ' Iuhng gtl beyond Ius c!Ie,ftt. expl am mg th,It the dCCIS!Oll. Ill wh rch Robens J<•llleu. "vests the pre<; Jdent \\ilh the abiht) to Circunwc nt the federal courts .md ume-tested hunt• on the cxecuuve No <Jccision. by any court, 1n the wake of the Sep1. II. 200 I, attacks h.1s gone thrs f.u · (Nm Hemolf 1 ~ a alh the 't'IIOH IU tttm r· m•,/ auilun tl\' 011 Amendmellf awl1he Bill of RtRh f\ and aurhot of F11 H 111011\ hookL JU(/uJmg f11e " War on th e Bdl of Rtgllls wu/ the Gatlzermg R es l\1Wlc e .. 1~<'11'11 Patching roads ·before,winter HIV case from Page A1 documenb filed 111 Drake \ Cd'e 'how th.ll the Ohio State Highway Patrol peilormed a suneillancc of the roadside rests on U S 33 between Pome10y and Athens 111 early 2004. and Ide nnii ed ~r.Ik e ·, ve hrcle there Wit ne sses also te sliti ed that they had encounters with Drake at th e park and that he d1cl not Inl orm them ol his HIV ' llllU S Edith P. Durbin li ght_. ' h.1 vc begun to rctuttt .:n d renew their Illllllllli.It ion cam pai gn · ' He qu oted one M.ume colonel as sc~ylllg, "I uon't think of this In term s ol wtnntng'' and anothet as saying. "I I yo u go llll<J a11 a r eo~ <~nd you don 'l sl<~ y in th,Jt area. the Insurge nts Wil l return .1nd IlltlllllU•lte the loc.11 populatwn ., Lasselei quoted one platoon comnwnder who s,Iid, ·There ·s no way I can LOtlIIOI this ,!rea wnh the IIICI) I h.1vc ·· AmeiiC.Ul otiicCI' srud il 'would take '' ye.1rs ol p1ep.ua twn" lor I1.1Qi 101 ccs to t ~1k ~ over But there's total um lu• s1on. baseu on sl,Jlcmc nts !Jom V.t! IOUS top COillll\a ll· de! s. .1boul whether AmeiiC.In t1 oop levels wil1 lllt.:Ied se decrease or stay the sllme Fo1 ~~ time. the Pe ntagon c\ell titeJ to <Jbo~ndon Bush s dccl.uauon ol .1 "glob.II w<~I on tCIIOI " .uid replace 11 "1t h ·global stru gg le clg,un~ t 'lOi enl extremi sm · Busb put the kibo sh on th.11 He con tinu es tu m,1ke 1t cledl that Amet1 c,1 I" al w.u Wha t he mu st du now Is make 11 unnllstak,Ibk to the Amenc.In people what the stakes ot the wa1 .1rc anti p!OVIUC .!dequ.lte fo rce s to "In 11 (Mutton K01u/J orke i-t neui/11 <' edt/01 uj iioll Call· till' 11 1'11'\ f'ilf' <'J oj Ca p1tol Ht/1 ) Gu~tnt~HKllllO The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com WEST COLUMBIA - Mary Doefer, 74, of West to lumbJa, W.Va tiled Monday Sept 12,2005, at Rockspnng> Rehabilitation Center Arrangements will be announced later by Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Home The problem with john Roberts Ha vmg read hundreds of pages of Jo,hn Roberts· record 111 h1 s years at the Jusuce Department and 111 pnvate practrce, I do not question that this . ammble, qutck-wmed nommee 10 the Supreme Coun has extenSive experience m the law But the pro>pect ot Robens as ch1ef JUstrce of the H1gh Court for the next few decades is very troublmg. especiall y smce our worldwide war on terrori sm keeps te sting the 11rmness ol our constttulional separallon of powe". For the last two years, Robens. as a JUdge on the mfluenlml D1strict of Columbia Coun of Appeals. has spoken tor himself not tor the Ju st1ce Department or h1s pnvate clients SJgmiicantly. Ill a key deciSion on the president ·s v1ew of Ins powers as commander in chief. Judge Robens JOmed w1th two of h1s colleagues m the recent Hamdan v. Rumsleld, the ruling gave thi s and suc· ceedmg presrdents the unre' Ie\'< able power to bypass CIVI lian couns - and previ ous due-proce" protectiOns of our milrtary couns - 111 the treatment ol pmoners s u~ pected of lllvolvemcnt 111 September 13, 2005 Mary Doefer laboraled" with us Th1s point of v1ew ha~ been compellingly colJ· !mned un th e ground by Kn1ght-Ru.lder corre spondent fom L 1sseter. "ho h,Js been ~m hcdded with U S M.u1nes and AI IllY un1ts 1n Sunni-ctommated Anb.lf piOVIIKC. On Aug 25. La"eter .Icporled t!ul ·•w F,dlu1 .1h. ,1 c;ty tll.ll Mannes and soldJet' 1etlwk from tn "ur· uc111\ \.1st No\ ember Ill the l1~.1' 1c " urb.m combat the Umted States IS dnven out ol Iraq, our le.Idership role Ill the world will be sorely shaken Adve1 s.~ries will be emboldened Fn ends will be dtsco uraged Our abilit y- to persuade' lence-s1 tt ers will be unp.ured on a bnMd range ot 1ssues It 's doubtful that the new message has taken hold 111 the public 's nund yet hu t polls 111dic.lle that public di >a pproval ot the ·w.~r .111d Bu sh's policy 111 11.14 lll.I Y have bollomed out Despite Increased U.S casu.IIues and the nM"Ive publicity garne1ed by w,u protester Cmdy Sheeh.m, the latest G.IIIup poll >hows that support tor her· position - an immetii<Ite U S. pullout - has fall en from 33 percent to 26 percent Th e Wa shlll gton PD sti ABC News poll showed that only 13 percent hold th,\1 po , Ition and that a nH\IOnty ol 56 percent suppo1ts Increasing U S forces (21 percent) or keep mg current levels (3S percent) Suppmt tor Bu sh could ~et ,1 hoost 11 II aq1 vo ters :ip p10ve the cou ntry 's new const1tullon Oct 15 , but n· s likely to he as tempoI,Iry as 11 w.1s .dtei the Jan :lO elet:tions. Wh,ll Bu sh policy needs ts p ro gres~ tn dele,lttng th e msurgem:y - .md to get that. he may wd l neetl to 1ncrease U S torccs A Bu sh supporter I trust who h.1s m,Ide mult1pt e v1s1ts to Iraq 1s convmced that lr.1q1 sec uiil y forces are unlikely to be able to contain the IllSLII genL y lor the f(l!CSCC.Ib le fUlUIC ,md . ds matters now slant! . the Un rt ed Sta te s rs losmg grounu to the Insuigems Th1 s oii!CI.11 says that combi ned U S and Iraqi lorces arc capable ot dn - / Obituaries • tcrron~m . Inside Meigs County .. General Manager T.uesday, September 13, Bush makes better case for Iraq war, but needs troops The Daily Sentinel v..oman ·~ ~ Tuesday, PageA4 • ' 5tonn Pte H. 2003).) " POMEROY - Edith P. Durbm. 81. Pomeroy. passed away 1ll6.15 am Monday, Sept 12, 2005 in the Overbrook Center, Middleport. •· Born Oct 30, 1923 Ill Belmont County, Ohm, she was the daughter ol the late Walter and Hannah Poulson Moore. She was a reti red cook trom the Barnesville Hospital in Barnesville, and was a member of the Middleport Church of Chnst " She 'marned Wilham D Durbin on June 24, 1945 1n <Centerville, Oh1o and he preceded her m death on Apnl 4 (J002 She had been a resident of Me1gs County smce 1997. ' " Surv1vmg .tre two daughte1 s, Deanna Hmes of Pomeroy and Marva (John) Pmler, Cana l Wmchester; tour grandchildren, Rodney H111es , Tony Hme s, Chad Holliday and Canna Fields, four grem-1\randch ddren, Jordan Nicole Holliday, Alexis Ehza l:lmes, Emily Fields and Elizabeth Fields. ' She was also preceded in death by a brother, George Moore " Funeral services will be I p m Friday. Sept 16, m the <iremeens Funeral Home, Racine Officwtmg will be AI ~artson In terment will be m the Chester Cemetery Fnends ~<~ay call after I0 am Fnday at the funeral home An ln lhclml!nt agd lll '>t D rdke c h.l! f!l ll !l d ~ 1n cole ~ ~ COL!lll of le fOili UUS <l"liUi t w,1s !!leu 111 Feb1u.uy. ,\Iter Dr.1ke s former Jo w1 went to law en10lccmcnt o lli Cial ' With th e .!CUI S,!l! On thdt Dr.Ike exposed hun to the HIV 1 1ru s The am e nded charge' we 1e lil ed as pdrt of d pled dg teemem IC.Iched betwee n th e st.1 te and DI,rke 's .It to i ne y ChriStopher Tenogl1a Steven L.1nt z o! Pomerov Beth Sergent/ photo d!sco ve 1ed on Dec 3 1 Th!lse workers from the Meigs County H1ghway Department were patch1ng Beech Grove Road yesterday m ant1c1pat1on of a pnvate contractor pav1ng the ent1re road as part of a major, coun- 2003. th.It he ton . Wd' HI V pos iti ve .111d bl.ullCd Drake ,, ty-wide pavmg project that has been happen1ng all summer lor exposing hnn to tl1e di'ease L.Intl s,ud he .Ind -• TUPPERS PLAINS - Helen Mae Chaney Sanders 94 of Drake were p.Irtne i s !01 Tuppers Plains, d1ed Saturda} , Sept I0, 2005 , at her h~me. lout month-; c~nd ll\ l'd , She was born April 3, 1911 . m Meigs County, daughter of ATHENS - The ann ual ol the School of Bankmg ,It the togeth er until D1.1ke .JJnnti.he late Ma ry Tiffany She was pr~ceded m death by her husted he wa' HI V poslt i\C meetmg of the Sheltering Anns Um"ers1ly ofW1sconsm band ol 6 1 ye.Irs. Clyde Sanders Two current members ol the He .!ll e ~e s th.It DI.Ik c Surv1vmg .1re two sons, Montie (Glenna) Sanders and Hospital Foundation. Inc , the Shelle1mg Arms Hospital engaged - ,n Jhky '-ICXua\ Delbert (Nancy) Sanders, two daughters, Rowena (Robert) corporation th at operates Foundation , Inc bo,!fd ot direc- hehaVIOI Wl lh O lhl'l 111 ~11 ;walters and Kathy (Robert) Fortney, two half brothers, Don O'Bieness Memonal Hospital, tors are ehg1ble to be elec ted to dunn~ th e time ol th e 11 (Mary) Chaney and Herb (Laur,!) Chaney; an aunt, Edi th Will be held Tuesday, Sept 27, Ie lati onsh ip an add1t1onal tel m They are Erdm,m ,' eight grandchildren R1ck (Lola) Sanders, Michael atll30am TI1e meetmg, wh1ch Will be Gerald Rubm. D 0 . a resi{Rhonda) Sanders. Melanie (Ed) Greer, Jeffery (Judy) held m the hospital\ lower level dent of Athens, who pmctlces Walters, Amber (T J ) Se ll ers. Clmton Sanders, David 1oom 010. will conference I,Imiiy med1cme at the Ohio Sanders. Tere s.! (Scott) Stadler, 12 great grandchildren mclude briet comments by Fred Umve1s1ty College ol Wesley. Adam anti Tyler Sanders, Leah Buckley. Jan Moore. W Weber II . chmr of the hospiOsteopathic MediCine (OU~Sean Greer. Hannah Walters. Koen Sellers, C.W and Chel sea tal's hoard of directors, and Rick COM). where he Is .uso an .JSSO' Sanders. Allen and Alex Sanders Castrop, president of O' Bleness cmle pmfessor Ruhm rece1 ved '• Services will be held at I p m. Tuesday. Sept. 13, 2005, at Health System, regardmg the his Doct,orate ot OsteopathiC .H ickory Hill s Church of Chn sl m Tuppers Plains with Rev status ol the hospital ,md its Medicme degree• lrom the Mike Moore offi c~at m g Bunal will be 10 Success Church ol CLARKSFIELD TOWN affiliates Philddelphia Col lege of Chnst Cemetery. Reedsville S Ray Karr of Pomeroy, pres SH IP Oi11o lAP! An election will be conducted Osteop.Jlhic Med1cme He 1s .1 ' Callmg hours were Monday of Wessam member of for dlfectors on the Shellennu 1dent · o·Bleness Sheiitt' s deput1c' lound II been nomiConstruction has Arms Hosp1t.u Foundation. Inc~ Memon.1l Hospital's medic.II cln ldrcn locked 111 c.Jges nated for a fo ur year term_ on staff ,md IS the attendmg med- '"- lth ~tl,um" 111 .1 n01 th Oi11o Once the nde rs arrive board of directoi s The followback at the D1ll Farm, where ing mdividuals ha ve been nomi- the board of directors of the Ical o11lcer tor the Athens home Mond.IV The chilthcn. aucs I to trailer parking will be pro- nated for a lour-year tenn on the Sheltenn g Arms Hospital BehaviOr.u Healthcare System Fundat1on , Inc which operatSteven T Slo.m, .1 resident ol 14 wen: 111 L<.~ge\ 111 the Vided Ill hayfields, nders and board of directors from PageA1 ed 0 Bleness Memonal Shelly Conrath. an Athens Athens. has been a partner w1th w.IIIs ol the home 111 the 1r tam1 lies w1ll be treated the Athens law tirm of Molhc.t C'l.n ks iiel d Tow nship .Ihoul owners have mmded Dill to a cookout with hot dogs, resident, 1s the principal at The Hospital Plams Elementaf'l School She Gall. Sloan & S1llery Co. L PA ~0 miles" est ol Cle1 el.mu sa1d that most neighbors like brauts, beans and cornbread attended Ohro University where smce 1973 Sloan received .m The\ lud no bl .mkcl s tH pilUmversily, Karr h<~ s a bacheAl so after the nde the 'o s1 l out on their porches and she earned a bachelor's <.Iegree undergr.1duate degree lmm Im\" anLl tile L:.lgt:" \\Crc lor's degree 111 li nance watch the parade ol horses drawmgs for pnz es · will m elementary education. a masValene Kmnard, a resident ol Alb1011 College. Albion. MI. and 11gg~U \\ th .tl~u m... .tc..'u)rd ·w1th last year's event hostmg begm Dill thanked her husband, ter's degree 111 cumculum and Athens IS p1esident .mu general '-'law degree 11<)111 Case \VcsleJn tng tu lhl' Hu1on Count} 71 ot them Last year's event Shcnlf', OIIIce also ra1 ~e d $6.6'!6 26. all of family. fnends and loca l supervtsion, and a doctor.ue m.mager of C.u-eer Connt!(tiOns. Reserve Umversily Inc She was formerly president Members ol the lound.mon whrch went directl y to St. busmess sponsors who have degree in admuustmtion !he chiiJ ien 1\ CIC taken S Ray Karr, a Pomeroy resi- and gener.11 manager of n1.1y return their drrector elec- to Fishci-Tilus Medical volunteered their time and Jude's tion ballots at the annual meet- Cen ter No tnfo rm.ttl o n on ' During the halfway point donated supplies dunng the dent, 1s president of Wesam WordTcch. Inc Construction, Inc , and a partner mg or 111 advance at the hospr- the!r condll1011\ was cl\ atlRaben Norns, an Athens of the trail nde, the nders and last ten years to make the tn Karr Brothers Co and County resident, retired, from tal's admmistrauon office The · horses will have a break rn a trail nde a success. able late Monda' " "We all really enJo~ It and Prects1on Fabricators. Karr Bank One. Athens m Apnl, after Sept. 27 meetmg IS open to the set of woods that have been Sharon .mJ Mik e Gra' elle naturally cleared. w1th moth· bemg able to help k1ds that owns Hanwell Storage and IS a 39 years of service He was pubhc as well as to members ot arc adoptl\e or luster parer nature providing logs to sit need help blesses me," she dtrector of Home Na!lonal president of the bank for the past the Sheltering Aims Hospital ents lor .Ill II d 1il dren. ofti said "If we can help one of Bank. A graduate of Gh1o State rune years. Noms 1s a gmduate Foundation. Inc on as benches CI.lls s i:Hd Pro-.ecutors ~ue Al so durmg the break Mr those St Jude's kids get re \ !e\\ tng the u.l,e. but no ownership was hkely respon- about the status of b1d pack- charge' h.1d been likd as ot Dill and other volunteers wtll through somethmg tts well meet the nders w1th coolers worth 1t " sible for any contammatwn ets for the sale of "lond,l\ n1 uiH For more mformauon on In other busmess, Mayor Middleport H1gh School stocked with water and pop The Gra1'elb U(' not ha'e Sandy lannarelli expressed Jann arelh smd Solicllor Snacks and chewing gum the trail nde call Dill at 742from Page A1 a lhted Iekplwne number 2849 Will also be provided. thanks to Pool Manager Dale Raberta H1ll was expected to through the program RIIIIe. Ass istant Manager attend the Sept 26 council Hays sard she does not Jim Brewer and vtllage street meetmg C()()ked or treated m any way expect to hear from the department employees lor Council .IIso pnor to the preparation pen- BH/HVRDD ,, apphcatton thetr work m helpmg to orga• Approved fund tran sfers od which will begm approxi- unlll November, at the earli- mze the Sept. II memonal lor the f1re. sewer .md police mately one hour before the est DemolitiOn wou ld not service he ld Sunday and departments a' requested b\ from PageA1 cook off begms at I 0 a.m take place until a Phase II preparing General H a rtmg~ r Fisc <II Officer Sus,m B.1ker · 10 but the tee IS now $15 The cookmg penod will be a grant application 1s approved Park tor the service • ApprO\ed the nu\oi·, 'Several teams - lmnted to a mm1mum of three hours and to pay lor the proJect Hays lannarelli sa1d the B1 g report of fees ,md lmes wlmaXImUm of fou r With all a maximum of four hours smd the Clean Oh1o Fund Bent! Youth Football Le.1guc lected Ill Augusr 111 1he The only exceplions are will not pay tor demohnon and Feeney -Benneu Post amount ot 54 .6~5 20 involved Ill the preparation ttnd handling of the chth to canned or bottled tomatoes. unless soil contamination or 128. American Legion. has • AuthonLed pd\ ment ot ~how proof ol a curren t tomato sauce, pepper sauce. other hazardou s matenal s are chosen the name Mrddleport bill' 111 the .~mount of tuberculosis test have beverages. broth and gnnd- found, and 1f the VIllage, as Veterans Memorial Stadium 559.235.67 already signed up. accordmg mg or miXIng of spices Meat the applicant for funds. IS for the field at Middleport CnunLI Iman • Excused to chamnan Belva Workman may be precut or ground but found to ha\'e contnbuteu to H1gh School Jeff Pe,·kh.un from the TODAY!! She can be contacted for not treated in any way All the contamtnauon. lundmg Glenn Rowe complamed meeting additional Inforn1at1on or an ot her mgred1ents must be Will be dcmcd Hays smi:l of residents not cleanmg up Also present \1 ere Counul 1-800-214-0452 application at 992-3756 dur- chopped or prepared during documentauon md1cates that .!Iter their does and asked members Stephen Houchuh )ng the dayume or 742-3111 the preparatiOn period. The a mining company wh1ch council for resolullon Roger Manic\. Kath v SUltt. OR use of home-canned or other operated from the buildmg requrnng 11 ~fter 5 p.m Robert Robuhon .md Sh.m n 446-4367 As m the past contestants home-prepared foods are not before the village assumed Ferman Moore a'ked R1ce are permitted to set up their allowed under health departUlsll our Web Sit• at eqmpment and other fac1lities ment rules www.gaUipollse«l'ffcollett com Auditor of State's Office f0r 'ill age.< had .lppru.Jched All ingredients, except per.anytime alter 8 am email usal audrting the village e\ery two Chaner about .1 >e mor disWorkman encourages deco- tshable products and ingredigcr®<Jotllpolls<Oreercvllt!l' com count and was told there "as years ents to preserve secret ~attons and stgns to create a •Councilman Todd Nonon none from PageA1 festive atmosphere m which rec ipes, must be displayed. Clerk-Tre.1surer K.uln asked about the orange tape t1 fle11ible Team members must provide io cook the chili. H) around S3.000 total ,ell mlormed LOu neil th.it along the \\alk p.uh .md "a' ., Co,okmg methods can the1r own cooking utensils Sdleduling Council al so agreed to pay told il "a' up to pre\ent the \IIIage \\ Ould appl~ h1r 'include Coleman stoves. bar- and must co6k a mlmmum of t1 Small Classes becue gnlls, or eveq a camp- three quarts of chili, one of for the stripmg packages for parkmg on the path during Issue T\\ o l!Wllt ntOIH!\ t nr the Lmcoln ~ I hll 1\ater prnthe new cruiser as well as two events such as home lootb.ill fire if there 1s an enclosed Which 'will be JUdged. t1 Job Placemellt oottom There are also a few Contestants are encouraged add itional stnpmg packages games Sisson ~ s ked Proflm to Councrl alst> agreed to 1'·1' electncal hookups but to make more than the mim - for two used LTUi sers that purchased by for mandaton ,choohn~ tnr were recently patrol Sugar Run Park to pre-reque sts lor electncny must mum so that samples can be Hvscll on ' Ot:t 1 9~ Ill the Pomeroy Police \ em vandalism. sold to benefit next year's •be made Ill advance Department thniugh Its law Ci1mbndge .mu :\m , 10 1n McAn gus said she had " No mgred1ent may be pre- contest. enforcement tru't lund The rccei,\ ed reque'ts for more Columbus ,, two cruisers. pu1chased from benches .1long the \\alk p.Ith Cnunt:II pa"eu the "'"'nJ a surplus out1i1 m Spencer. She also 'md she recei\ed readu1c on the ....1\e ot one" Coming Thursday in the Sentinel _ W Va. had around 8-t.OOO complaml\ about takmg the quartef acre (lt re.tl e-.t.Ht' .11 '' mile' on them and cost S2800 picmc tables !rom the road- Eaq Mam and Kerr Street' -\ " a p1ece Accordmg to Prollitt Side park near MmerS\IIIe to third readmg IS rcqlllreJ tillS wa' IMif the cost of the the parkmg lot during testr- before ad,enJSill£ anti b1dpolice surplus \'Chicle' m vaJ, d1ng can begm Co1umbus. ResolutiOn 29 05 ",h Council" oman Ruth Th1s bnngs the Pomew) Spaun said that cable tele\1 - pa"ed adjustmg the 201)5 Pohce Depanmem fleet to 5 !<iiOil ~e n IC<'' from Chaner annual appropnat1on 111 the cars. one ol "h1ch "111 ~ C'ommumt:atmns h,Jd raised ... tate £rani lund b\ 111CI('.l"lil~ used for pans , SI 50 a momh and .!Sked 11 It to S4.1 'i 7 This 1\ Illlx• lhC~I ,. Council a~reeJ to e11ter then~ \\ d~ cUl\ thtn~ tOlllh. Jl to p.t~ nn the )JJ,m to1 the · • into an agreement "1th ttie mulct do ".1lk path Oh1o Audnor of State ' · It " out ot (Ontrol · -\.h-.l!nt trnm the mt~ctJih! YOW' pide to •lkend .," to lind an .mJnor ott Ofiice' \\C'r~ Crtunulmcn Gcll fi!~ ~I LIS\Cl .I ~ICCU but ,!tldcu he uz&eit I •ant .. the Ill-stale of a h't app rmeu b) the .111<.1 other,,tt\.:t.IIs tr,Jm oth~r ~\ nglu .mJ J,I.:kil' \\ l'l~er • . Helen Sanders Shelte!ing Am1S Hospital Foundation to hold annual meeting Eleven children found caged in north Ohio home .. St. Jude 1 Grant Cookoff CALL a Pomeroy GALLIPOLIS CAREER COLLEGE "G})fae~ f" ~ 0' ~-f{J ;fJ{J, -------- �---·- -~ ---- PageA6 The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, Septembe r 13, 2005 Local Weather THats Forecast Forecast tor Tu•dly, Sept. 13 Bengals newg, Page 82 Buckeyes top start new QB, Page 82 Falcons soar over Eagles, Page B6 Indians Notebook, Page B6 Clty~lon Tuesday) September 13! 2005 High I Low temps •, ·' rNP ·SchedulE Tole®• GAL~ IPOLLS - A schedUle ot upcoming college and hiQh sc hool varsity sponmg event& inYOI~ing 88" 167" teams from Gaflia. Meigs and MaSlln counTies , 0 Menefleld • as· 163'· Deyton• 96" 165' ·0 1\lesday'a Q!MDIHI ~ ·i' aa· l64" 0 , Soccer . Clnclnnlltl • 89" 163' '' ' ·0 p~~~· · 0 h .. GaJiia Academy at Athens, 7:30p.m. Spri1g Valley at !=tint Pleasant 5::;:> p.m. Glr1s Soccer Aavenswocxj at Point Pleasant, 5:.30 p.m. Golf JOE MILICIA AS~OCIATED Eastem at Miller, 6 p.m Gallia Academy at Marietta, 5:15 P.m. River Valley at Coal Grove, 5:30p.m. St. Joe at Soutn Gatlia, 6 p.m. · New fa~es, same problems.for Cleveland BY Volleyball WellsiOO at Meigs, 6 p.m. Southern at Waterford, 5:55 p.m. ( .., *Columbu• The Daily Sentinel INSIDE . TVC Hocking at Oxbow, 4:30 p.m. Soutll Gallia, Rock Hill at River Va lley {Cliffside). 4:30p.m. Meigs, Point Pleasant al Wallama (R-...NJe), 4:30 p.m. Women'&·College Soccer Cedarville at Rio Grande, 4 p.~. PRESS BEREA Romeo Crennel's debut on Sunday as Cleve)and's coach was marred by costly penalties, turnovers and a defense that allowed too many big plays-. all recurring themes during fanner coach Butch Davi s' four years with the Browns. "What we found out is that there's a lot of work that has to be done," Crennel said Monday. Cleveland's 27- 13 loss to Cincinnati also included some tough injuries - another hallmark of Davis' teams. Lineb11cker Matt Stewar.t and kick returner Joshua Cribbs left the game with knee injuries. The Browns did not update their conditions Monday. Tight end Steve Heiden suffered a,painful neck stinger but said .he didn 't expect to miss any action. Ci ncinnati's explosive offense exposed the deficiencies of the Browns new 3-4 defense. ''I don' t know that anybody stood out or was a bright spot on that side of the ball," Crennel said. He said the loss to the B~~ gal~ wasn' t a wake up call. You re commg to a team tliat won four games the year before and there were some problems, so fo r me to think that they were .going to gel iixed overnight magically is. not realistic,' "he ·said. · Crennel did like what he saw from Reuben Droughns, who ran 12times for 78 yard.\, averaging 6.5 yards per carry ii> hi s debut for Cleveland. So did oiTemive lineman Ryan Tucker. . "I thought he ran hard. A lot of the stulf that he did was stuff we hadn 't even seen in prac-· tice." Tucker said . "I can't say enough about that guy. He's a great addition to this team." However. Droughn."i · was hcnched in the 'ccond quarter li>r William Green . who ran for 12 yards on· four carries. That rotation could change, Crennel said. "Maybe Reuben might have gone slightly ahead:· Crennel said. '' In the preseason. the,Y were somewhat eq ual. That s why we wanted to pia y both of them. Reuben's play inight have given him a toot up. " Please see Browns, Bl Wednetday) QIIDII ' Volleyball Melgs al Tri!Ttlle, 6 p.m. River Valley at Jackson, 5:15p.m. Hannan at Buffab. 6 p.m. Go1l lVC Ohkl at Brass Ring, 4:30p.m. SEOAL at Oxbow, 4:30 p.m. Jbu!'ldav'• AP Photo From left. Byron Hill, Gi na Farago. anrl Teni lle Hill. use computers set up by the Red Cross to check the water levels in their neighborhoods 1n New Orleans. via sote ll1te photographs on the internet, at the Cleveland Convention Center. in Cleveland. Byron Hill and hi s daughter.. TeniiJe. ci<Scovered their street still has five ·and a half feet of wate r, but Farago's, accord1ng to t he internet, IS dry. Both the Hills. amJ Farago made it out of New Orleans befure Katrina hit. Ohio officials busy processing hundreds of Katrina evacuees BY CARRIE SPENC.ER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRnm COLUMBUS I-c\1 Hurricane Kctlrin" ,·ictim ., have enrollcJ .their chi ldren in tile ·' ""c·s lar~e s t .sc ltnol di.stricts - ~e,;, ing ope n an evolving qu e:-. tion of l1ow \on~ lliOI'l.l- th;nl :1.1111(1 C\'itCuce~ plan to stay in Ohio. Planelo:td, nf up to 500 more e\'acuet>s nev~ r arrived a.s cxpec·ted ll\er tile weekend .The American Red Cross anti governmellt auencic:-. that had ' planned for' the influ x · directed tho., e resource' to the fami lies who mmk their way to Ohio ~111 thl:ir' own.' n~ari _\ ' Hamil ton Count y Job and Famil y Services. . ·T he count y through last Frid ay handled abou t \60 appl ications for pu blic assis- · tance. and had to set up a special team of caseworkers j ust to uea\ with hurricane victims. she sa id. Num bers we ren' t yel availab le for Monday, she said, but it was the bus iest day so far. ''A lot of these people have no doc ume ntatio n." Petri e said: "It 's extraordi nary circums tances callin g for an extraord inary response." In Cleveland, offi cials were surprised that some evacuees • 1n g tL'l:hlllCJ LI CS. · ~pnkt.: .'dl li.l ll fo r the . Ohto see med to have il! nger slays . Th e Federal Emergency Dqiartn tc nt pf · .l o b and in mind. said Ri ck Wern er, depu ty county ad minist ratl1r Management Agcnc v fll'\\ Famil\' Sc rY i cc~. C\' acuCc~ to stat~~ <·~r their Sc,·Cral ~.?mp l n)c r -., have fur health and human se rl1e lp findin g jobs. Landsc ape r Byro n Hi ll, .'iS ; ll ed his !loaded New Orleans home with his wii'e and 2Xyear-o ld dawghte r. He sa id he was impre"ed wi th the !Jc lp provided to hi m in Cleve la nd. espcL'iall y a $900 debit card from . th~ 'Rt.:J Cross and access IO free fOod . telephone ;mel Imernet at the ci ty conve nt ion center. Hill lhl.',n ·t dcc idt?d whe ther Ill xtay in. the ci ty ur hcaJ to Ca li fornia to stav .wit h relati\ e..... JtL'-)1 in case: he was collecting the names ot-well-todo Cle.vela nd suburbs to check out northe rn landscap- all staying J cmporaril ~ with relat ives anJ fri end.. ,. ··w e·vc got plancl nad:-. tll' people . Thl'! ju :-.1 didn't cumc ~.:huu-..,ill~ rwm Hou ~ t nn i.llld by pl an~.-l ' k' d ',Jm1 had 1niU Oil in tn c .X.pccl :)()() tl~ A'sistadt Fi re Chid Tlln 1.000. filii C\'HL'Uel'' opted for O ' Tool~ ... aid . '\hcilcr:-. c\o;..t•r Ill home. ;.llld Ohio has approved Sc.OIIO Ohit' lli ght.s were canceled per · fam il y in fed eral and Saturday. FEMA says the airstate fund s. ;111d th<! Red lift has ended. Cross has been distrihlllin g "We're ;r li.tt lc di sappointed food - and debit .card s. that we weren 't able to hdp Columhus. Cinci nnati · and them . We support the ir C levelancl .set up re lid cen - choice." said C.J. Couch. ters where fami lie' cou ld spokesm:m for , the . Ohio make o ne ~top to s ign up fur E\1A . hnu s in~. Medi ca id . l'tmd Ohio\~;" applied fur federal stamps~ cash assJst:..~ncl' and rmng~..·nry "tatu . . ~o that ~: i t i e.. . and counties can he reimburse<) for what they spend helping the hurricai1e victims. "Thi s is not goi ng to be a fina ncial hardship o n the st:tle.'' Couc h said It's im poss ib le to te ll so earl y how lo ng the new Ohio res iJen ts plan I n say. officials said. . Because so many escaped i'luodwaters witho ut time to !.!rah identi ficatioti or ~!K(l mc vcri \icati on. the federal govcrnment has iemporari ly suspcndcd . som.c rules for proving identi ty and ·eco nomic need when apply ing for aid, . said Den nis Eva ns. ~!f1J"1'1ldL'hCd the '-'Ltl\: '1\ ith iClll]1u r ~1:: juh ,,i'L'IliiJg-.. PL'nplc ·s wyin g in t:rov.-UeU \1llStl'li llll " rc lat i\'C' hnmc s asked for Ka trill~l P:lt-'L' or the . . late\ more pl!'nnancnt housi ng, and l n tern~t 'lie fo r thl hc seek ing several asked for help work . Monday find ing job trai ning So far only 16 of about 500 and placement on their fi rst evacuees in Cleveland have day talking to Ohio authorienrol led in city schools. and ties . ni\ly three swcle nt s enrolled tn While Cleve land had a · Columbus. oftic ials sa id. pleasant , · sunn y. 80-degree "There's absolutely no way day. Werner said. ·counse lors tu tell if it \ !Wing w h~ a p~:!r- arc quick to warn the sout hern lll<lllCnt .situatinn. " ""tid Lauric tran,plants about lake ef(ect Petrie; :-.pokes woman t'nr the .-. now. 1\ htch ;uc \' I CL'~. Ill'•I\ Thesduy... Mostly sunn y. Areas of dense fog in the mornin g. Hi ghs in the upper 80s. South west wi nds ar<>und 5 mph. . Thesday night...Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 60s. South west wi nds around 5 mph in th e eve ning ... Becoming ligh t and va ri able. Wcdnesday... Areas of dense fog in the mo rning. Mostl y sunn y in the morning ...Then partl y cloudy wit h a sl ight chance of showers in the afternoon . Highs in the mid 80s. Southwest winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Wednesday night ... Partly cloudy with a 30 pe rce nt · chance of showe rs. Lo ws in the lower 60s. Northwest winds around 5 mph . . Thursday through Friday... Partl y cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. Hig hs in the mid 70s. Lows m the mi d 50s. Friday night through Saiurday night. .• Partl y cloudy. Lows in the lower 50s. Hi ghs in the upper 70s. Sund ay and Sunday · night ... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 70s. Lows in the mid 50s. · Monday ...Partl y cl oudy. Hi ghs in the upper 70s. through a lin~ of roller skater> gliding on the rink . pushing off his left fl>O t and Iaunchin2 into the air. He turned hi, shoulde" 10 the left and forced his le g' and body into a 360-dcgree rotation . • "Skating. ts like yo u' re free ... said McCoy, 2 1. or Cleveland . "When I go to a rink. I go to float." Although jam,kating " fast becoming a national ~-,!;tr:"e"" nd. jamskater.: ha ve been coming out to subu rban Wickliffe for ,k;, t in~ 'cs, siam m the Un ited Sk:llc' or' America roller rink for vcar,. Some of the Sunda,·: night re"ula" ha\e formed.the CL;nd Free St; Ia' skate club to rompcte. Abo known a' lree't) le !-~ka t in g. j:.tm,kating j.,. ~ 't) le of ruller-,katin~ that incorporate' ·eieme~" or oreaJ.. dancm!.!. arti~tic 'katin~. g) mna~tic-, anJ llliH..k;n dan cr . The mo\ ~.., amJ mu,ic are t; pi~all; 1i1<;re hit'IHncrgy than the roller dhl'tl ol the 19 70,. '"'' J,·nnifer Le,\ic. editor a,"lJ publ.i,ha of Jam ... kating \l ag:uinc. ha,cd in Orl:tndn. Fla . Ltd.- 21.01 NSC - 36.59 Oak Hlll Financial - 30.65 OVB-25.38 BBT-40.58 . Peoples-. 29.13 Pepsico -· 55.43 Premier- 13.26 Rockwell - 53.30 Rocky Boots ·- 30.45 RD Shell - 63.7 4 SBC-23.82 Sears -131.13 Wal-Mart - 45.89 Wendy's - 4B.86 Worthington -18.65 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Adv~st Inc. of Gallipolis. Tho:mas l&!t;;tl . Do It Center 40 446-2002 Matchbox 20 and Missy Elliot. The trend is creating a stir in roller rink s aero» the country. . · · \" L \\' P II Y S I C I .\ \" Jared Sheets, MD, Internal Medicine Joins Holzer Clinic-Athens Dr. Sheets is Board Certified in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics . He treats children and adults of all ages .' Local Caring: HOLZER CLINIC 740-589-3100 Athens www .holzerclinic.com .. lVC HQI;<ing at Pine Hills. 4:30p.m Point Pleasant. Fairland at River Valley \Ciiftside) , 4 p.m. Sports Briefs Redwomen go 1-3 for third straight week MARK ·WilliAMS Contac t Inform ation i= u - Medical Excellence. To schedule an appointment call C HI CAGO The Uni ve rsity of Rio Gra nde Redmen socce r team. ran ked 4th in the NAIA Top 25 rating. con tinued its· earl y season roll wi th a pair of vic tories in the Windy . City over the weekend. Rio wo n on Friday. 6-0 over Trinity Internati onal and 5- l over Illinois Tech on Sunday. . Ri o Grande (5-0) picked up an ear.l y goal in the 8th mi nute aga inst TIU. Senior mi d-fielder Ben Calion scored with jun ior defensive back To ny Griffiths getti ng the assist. T he Redmen made the score 2-0 in the 26th minute on a goal by sophomore forward Guy Heywood. Freshman forwa rd Euan Purce ll was credited wi th the Golf RI O G RANDE Uni versity ·of Rio Grande head volleybal l coach Patsy Fie lds believes her team should have gone 2-2 in each of the three tournaments her team has played in this season. . For whatever the reason, the Redwomen can't seem to get past a 1-3 show ing, repeating that performance fo r a th ird straight week, this at the pas t weeke nd Cumberlapd (TN) Uni versity Volleyball Class ic. The Redwome n (3-9) once again played tough against some diffi cult competition but came a way with only one win for their efforts. The task was made a lillie more difficult du e to the fact that · sophomore libero Jodi Smith fell ill prior to the tournament and was not able to play. . Fre shman Amanda Stevens. perhaps the most versatile player on the team, was r.ressed into service at the hbero spot and played we ll . Fellow fres hman Lindsay Halsey also was given increased playing time and excelled in serving. Ri o lost the Ii rst match to the host school, Cumberland (TN) Un iversity (6-4), in three games, 28-30; 16-30 and 24-30. Senior outside hitter Ly nnette Kiesling paced the Redwomen auack with . nine kills. Junior outside hitter Lind say Urton added · eight ki lis, eight digs, three blocks and was a perfect 8for-8 serving with an ace. Stevens posted 2 1 di gs to lead the defense· and was perfect in 22 .passing attempts. Freshman middle/outside hitter Jessica Rodgers added 12 tligs antl two solo blocks with th ree block assists. Junior setter Jessica Veach · dished out 20 assists and registered ni ne digs. The second match on Friday saw the Redwomen Jake Union (TN) University to fi ve ga mes be fore ultimately losing the hard fo ught struggle. 27-30, 30-24. 1930, 30-n and 13-15. '· (740) 446·3008 E·m•ll - sportsOmydailysentinel.com Soorls Staff B red Sherman:. Sports Editor (740) 446-2342, "" 33 bsherman 0 myda•tytnbune.com Bryan Walters: Sports Writer (740) 446-2342, eJCt. 23 , bwahers,mydailytr•bune.com Larry Crum , Sport• Writer 1304) 675-1333, ext 19 lcrumO mydallyfegisleJ .com MARK WILLIAMS SPECt"Al TO THE. SENTINEL SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL ACI-63.99 AEP-3B.09 Akzo-41.95 Ashland Inc. - 60.24 AT&T-19.55 BLI-11.70 Bob Evans - 24.32 BorgWarner- 57.88 CENX-24.69 Champion- 4.22 Charming Shops -11.99 City Holding- 36.22 Col-47.76 DG-19 ..57 DuPont- 40.10 Federal Mogul - .42 USB-29.81 Gannett- 74.80 General Electric - 34.43 GKNLY - 5.4 Harley Davidson-· 50.92 JPM-34.57 Kroger- 20.22 ad, fur iPud . . anJ .Ct.lL' ti-Ctll cL a~ well a~ mu..,i c , ·ideo . . for BY Riverside at Point Pleasant 7 p.m. Girls Soccer Point Pleasant at Poca, 6 p.m. BY Skating with gymnastics strated the trend h~ \u.~a\ ing Redmen soccer improves to 5-0 Federal HOCking at Eastern. 6 p.m. Soccer GaiMa Academy at South Point, 7 p.m. Local Stocks '" It catl'r..., tu a :oungcr CLEVELAND 1AP1 - In ~,.· ro\\ d:· -.h~..: <1ld. Sht: ~a~.., Columbus. it 's ahuu t tile skater's bounce . In Akron . -.he lm :-. :-.t!en j '-lm ~ kater~ in it's all about spccil. and in their :i\h and 60,. hu t a larg'c leveland the 'growing jam- l''r numhcr of skater..; in lheir . s kating trend is the llrnuve. early tee ns ancl 20s. perform . as sk.;!in" is wmbin;d with " It 's one of tho\e things that elemenh ~of gy nma ~1i c~ and you ~cc your fri~mh doing break dancing. and yo u w;ull tu do it. too." M.ichael McCoy demonJa m,~ater-.. e m h~ .. l'en in QIIJltl Volleyball Gallia Academy at Attfens, 5:15p.m South Point al River Valley, 5:30 p.m. ' Otlio valley Cllristian at lroiltoo St. Joe, 6 p.m. · Me~s at Belpre. 6 p.m. -Mil er at Southern , 5:55 p.m assi sl. AP photo Oak land Ath letics ' Ma rco Scutaro (19)' steals second base in the third inning a s Cleveland Indians seco nd baseman Ronn ie Belliard takes the throw Monday in Cleveland. Scutaro scored two IJatters later on Jason Kendal l's s·ingle. Indi~ns BY win streak snapped by Oakland .. TOM WITHERS 'ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND Dan Hare n limited baseball's hottest team to four singles in 6 2-3 innings and pushed Oakland higher in the AL wild-card standings as the Athletics beat Cleveland 2-0 Monday night , stopping the Indians' seven-game winning streak. Haren ( 13- 10) made sure the A's took the opener of a three-game ~c ri es they can't afford to lose. Oakland, a maj or league- best 36-20 since ·the All-Star break, pull ed within I 112 games of the wild . card-leading Indians. Cleve land, 19-7 since Aug. 16, has a one-game edge over the idle New York Yankees, who open a threegame set Tuesday ~t Tampa Bay. · The A's made three errors but did just enough otTen, sively to hand C.C. Sabathia ( 13-10) his fi rst loss since Jul y 30. Jason Kendall hit an RBI single in the third off the left -hander, and · Mark Kotsay deli vered a sacrifice tl y in the seventh against reliever Scott Sauerbeck. Sabathia had won his previous seven ·Starts, but he wasn' t as sharp and constantly had to work out of trouble because of five walks. He allowed one earned run and fo ur hi ts in six innings. Oakl and manager .Ken Macha treated the game as if it were already October. He used fo ur pitchers in the eighth inni,ng, with Kiko Ca lero, Ri cardo Rin con, Ju stin Du chscherer and Huston Street holding the Tribe hitless to preserve the. shutout. Street then worked the nin th for his 21st save. The A's, who trailed the Los Angeles AngCis by two games in, the AL West .coming in, took a 2-0 lead in the seventh . They loaded· the based off reli ever Arthur Rh odes when Dan Johnson walked. M<irk Ellis do ubled and Kendall was hit by a pitch. Kotsay fo ll owed· with hi s sacrifice fl y off Sauerbeck to ' ma ke it 2-0. and the A's re loaded the bases when Eric Cha vez walked. But reliever Rafae l Betancourt kept th.e Indians wi thin two by striking out Ja y Payton. Sabathia go t away with a walk in each of the li rst two innings. but the one-out p ass he issued to No. 9 hiller Please see Redmen. Bl . M arco Sc uraro cost him in ' the third. Scutarn stole sec ond as Mark Ellis struck out and scored on Ke nda ll's hit. The lndi;uis · best scori ng cha nce ca:me in th e fi ft h when they got Aaron Boone to third wi th one out o il Haren. But Casey Blake pulled a gro under ri ght at I he· bag. forc· ing B oon~ t<\ stay at thi rd and Grady Sit.emore flied out. Redwomen to face Cedarville BY RI O GRANDE The Universit i' of Rio Grande Redwomen socce r team wi ll he had on the pitch on Tuesday to f ASSOCIATED PRESS .. th ree si ngles before Valentin and Pena connected on homers to left-center opening the fift h. The loss puts ' Maddu x's record streak of 17 seasons ~ith at leas t 15 wins in Jeopardy. The 39-year-old , (tght, ha nder wt ll get at least th ree more starts and maybe fo ur. He las ted · · seve n ..mnr ngs , M on d~y nrght, glVlng up ftve hils and the two runs. After re turnr ng home from a~ 8-2 trtp .th.at had them w1 th tn one VICtory. of reachm g .500 for the ftrst time in five weeks, the Cubs took the 1-0 lead on Matt Murton,'s homer off Cincin nati Red s' Javier Valentin. ~ight, Harang in the third. Harang. a 6-foot-7 right- dugout with teammate Fe!1pe Lopez. left. hander. did not issue a walk home run during the fifth inn ing against MoAd ay l(l Ch1cago. · and stru ck out ftvc . . . ' a "c e Cedarvi lle in the thi rd game of a s ix -ga me homestand . Cedarvi ll e (:1-ll retw ns a snlid L---.!.:...;D nucle us fro m Hoffma n a team that went 1.1-8-2 a ~~a~o n a~u. Th~ir line-up wi ll consist of A\1 -N AIA Region IX de1fc ndcr Krister Malp<bs. L<sa Blackburn, Karen Ruh lman . N.ico\e lame' and Ahhv Price . · . The Jackets· are riding a RICK GANO CHI CAGO Javier Valentin and Wil y Mo Pena homered off Greg Maddux on consecu ti ve pitches to start the fi ft h innin g Monday night, and the Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 5-2 behind strotig pitching fro m Aaron Harlmg. Pe na added a three- run homer in the ninth off Sergio Mitre to fini sh with four RBis. Harang ( I 0- 12) becaine the fi rs t Reds' . pitcher. to wi n I 0 games, running his record agait\st the Cubs this season to 3-0 by a llowi ng two runs and eight hits in 8 1-3 inn ings. He left after givi ng up a double to Nomar Garc iaparra and RBI single to Jose Macias tha t made it 5-2 in the ninth. Dav id W~a th ers got two outs for his 13th save in 16 chances . Maddux ( 17- 12) had a 10 lead and had give n up just MARK WILLI~MS SPECIA L TO THE SENTINEL Reds power past Cubs with strong pitching BY Rio led.2-0 a.\ th e half. The R ed m ~ 11 conti11ued the scoring in the 54t h minute \v ith Cal \un fi 1id ing the back of the net wi th an assist fro m JUI>ior mid-fie lder Paul Fiddler. Rio pushed across three more goals in the final 28 millutes to stret,·h the ma rgi n to 6-0. Fres hma n fo rward Fran k Brow n 1eiuned up with fel low · fre shm an Mil an Partenijc,·ii: i11 the 72 nd minute. Brown notched his second gi>al of the season on the play. Freshma ti tkfcnsivc back Call um Morris was a factor in the final two goals. scoring thr ee-ga· rn~ \\-' innin g ;)fler \ osi n ~ their photo celebrates in the after !Ji lting a ~olo the Chicago Cubs · · ' streak season o·pener. Ccctitn·ille is coming off a 1-0 victory m·er Grace Co llege on Saturdav. This game ' will be the Aineri ean \1i dea, J Conference South Divisio n opener for · Cedarville . Ri o · Grande (1-2, 1-2 A1\1 CS • has proved to be a toug her opponent than many th n u~ht thro ugh the fi rs t AP Ihrcc.. g ap1~:-. nf lh e sca:-;on. ·I' Please see Soccer, Bl �~- T '' · · Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, September 13, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com I Tuesday, September 13, 2005 . www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 . Buckeyes to start Smith against San Diego State COLUMBUS (AP) - It :would be hard to say Justm ·Zwtck's late fumble cost Ohto :State the g~me m Samrda y' s '25-22 loss to No 2 Texas. but tt helped htm lose hts starttng JOb Troy Smtth, who .tltemated duttes under center wtth Zwtck, wtl l get most ol the pmcttce work wnh the startmg :offense thts week and wtll start ·Saturday <~gamst San Otego St.tte , Buckeyes coac h J 1111 'Tresse l satd Monday .. We're gomg tnto thts w~ek wnh the thought m mtnd that Troy wtll be the qu.tnerback and have the most stgllllicant number of reps m pr.tcttce. perhaps 75 percent to ~0 percent ... Tressel satd on the Buckeye Roundtable radto show Zwtck started for the thenNo 4 Buckeyes agatnst Texas and led the utlense lo three potnts on the SIX senes he playe<.l Zwtck complete<.l 9 ol 15 p.tsses lor 66 yards. Sn11th led Ohto Sto~te un stx senes. gutdmg the way to the Buckeyes' first 19 pomts and tintshmg 5-ot- 11 fur 78 yards After a Longhorns touch· do\\n .md extra pomt ga~e them .t 21-22 le.td "tth about 2 1/2 nnnu tes to play, Zwtck came on to try to le.td the Buckeyes b.tck Scrambltng to hts lett. he lost a tumble that essellltally se.tled the outcome. Ohto Sl;tte\ final possesston ended wh~n Smtth was s,tcked lor a s,tlcty The loss dropped them tu No 9 Browns oftenst\C Ime he dtdn't try to ~ugan..'o,tt the loss. somctfung hts predece"t>r V.dS notunous Green B.ty and lndwt.tpolts the next two weeks C~cnncl. who Wdtted mme th<tn 20 yc.trs to lead an NFL tC.llll pl.tns to be patten! wllh hts new pl.tycrs He s nut look· mg to ch.tngc qu.merbacks or .Jb,tndnn the l-4 defense bec.tusc of one b.td showtng " II there was enough talent ,tlrc.tdy here. I wouldn't be t.tlkmg to you.· Crennel smd · \~ e know that I'm here bcc.tuse there were some prub· Jcms before We' re gmng to try to lix the problems the best we c.mwtth our system " from Page Bl tor domg Crennel was blum concernmg the perlom1ance ot Dtlt er. who commttted th• ee Crenncl also v..ts pleased wt th an offenstve It ne tlldl dtd· n't .tllow a s,tck "Anyttme there's no sacks they dtd thetr 10b... qu,tnerback Trent Dtller ,,tt <.l " I m 'ety comfonable wtth those ~u?'' They're a great gtottp We re gomg to be ab le to do .t lot ol good thmgs because ot them · Although Crennel gme cre.dll to~ Droughns and~ the turnover ~ .. He dtdn t do .til that great. parttcularly when he h.td to press," Crennel Sdtd Regardmg hts top umtt ptck Br.tylon Edw<trds, who h.td two catches tor 16 y.trds. Crennel satd only ·Br.tylon got m and he\ sttll karmng · Thmgs won' t get e.tster for the Browns wllh g.unes .tt Soccer from Page Bl The Redy,omen .tre comtng oft a to ugh 4-2 loss tn Wal,h la>l Saturda) 111 ot game 111 whtch they held the le.td Jllto the second h,tll Redmen from Page BI an unasststed m.trker tn the 86th mtnute .md a" tsttng PartelllJevtc on the ltnal go.tl ot the game 111 the SSt h mmute to cap the 'COI Jilg .tt 6-0 Sophomore go.tl keepe r Andy Moore to t,tl cd ltvc sa¥eS m pos 11n g h1 :-. tust shu tout of the sc.tson Rt o out-shot TIU ( 1-31 223 wtth a 16-2 .td v,llt t.tge 111 shots on the ta•ge t Rt o Gt.tnde- he.td codc h Scott Momsse y sdtd he was not h.tpp} wtth how hts team tn the ft rst h.tll ol the g.t mc ve rsus llltnot s Tech (5 - I ) Freshman turw,ud Beth Hoffman bas scored all lour goals thts se,• on for the Redwomen .tno wtll be the ltkely the ta rget of the Ced.tn )lie delen>e Scntm goa lkeeper Jenn y Ol dtng h.ts been extremely husy 111 the net as Urbana p<><ted 21 shot s, Shawnee St.tte h.td 22 shots at the goal and W.tlsh out-shot the Redwomen 36-3 m the game on Saturday · Rto Grande wtll atm to shore up the defense to get more sco nng chances on offense and ltmtt the number of tnes the opposttton wJII get Ktck -oll t> set for 4 p m dcsptte the Redmen takmg a 1-0 lead to the locker room. Purcel l started the sconn g wllh .t goalm the 14th mmute wtth dll asstst bemg credtted to Heywood The Redmen responded 111 the second half wtth four go,tl s Morns made the score 2-0 mthe 51st mtnute wtth an ass tsl gmng to JUntor mtd· ltelder Jacob Talcott Morn s loll owed up wtth a second go<tl of the game m the 58th mtnute wtth Purcell asststing on the play. Calion gave the Redmen a tourth unanswered goalmthe 73 rd mmute wtth sentor nudltelder John Carroll gettmg the ~l s~ J s t ll'ltnots Tech sw ted tt s' only goal tn the 78th mmute Rto closed out the sconng mthe XSth mmute wtth JUmor mtd ·l telder Conar Dawson sconng on a pen<tlty ktck Brown would have scored the go,tl. but was tackled 111 the box settmg up the ktck Brown was gtven an asstst on D.tv. son's goal Moore was tn the net for 75 mtnutes and racked up three saves Jumot Derek Talcott stopped two addtttOnal shots .md allowed the only goa l 111 15 mmutes m the net Rto held a 13-9 edge 111 shots and a 12-6 edge 111 shots on goal Rto Gt ande wtll return to Evan Davt s Fteld on Satutd.ty .tnd wtll pl.ty host to M.tdontt.t (M II Untve• <tty Kt ck-o ll "set lot 2 p nt Lewis clamps down on Bengals after opening win Bv JoE K.tv ASSOCIATED PRESSI CINC INNATI- The last tune the Ctncmnatt Bengals got off to a good start . a group of them went out to a loc.tl restaurant and stpped champagne Then , they went back to betng a b.td He m.tde Rud 1 Johnson sn team out the ftrst senes Su nd,ty Coach Marvm Lewts ts for viol.tttn~ .t te,1111 rul e bursting thetr bubbles to supposed ly Tor showmg up m.tke sure n doesn't happen late for a meettng Lewts ag,un . also has wo~rned th e pl.tyer> Lcwts steadfastly refused th,n he'll be qutck to tme to pratse hts team Monday them tht> sc.\so n tor mfrac· on tls 27-13 opentng VICtory lions tn C leve land. and promtsed "One guy on thts te,u11 got to muffle the only player luted $1,000 ,tlready, .. nght who was e ftustve afte r the tack le Wtllte Anderson s,ud tranchtse·s ltrst season- "You r.trely hear ,tbout guys ope ntng wtn smce 2001 bemg ltned, but now he's He also hoped that hts ta ktng guys' money ,utd he's bnef benchtng of star run - st lltng guys down, too ·· ntng back Rudt Johnson for He's also trytng to ge t vtolatmg a team rule sent a them 10 keep qutet, a que" message that he's tn no that's mee ttng with mt xed mood tor tooltng around success "Hopefu lly we never have Rookte Itneb<tcker Odel l to worry about that agam Thurman talked trash to wtth any . of our player.~ , Browns pla~ers dunng the because, tt ts too tmportant, game, then suggested afte t· ~ew t s sa!d Monday ward that hi s performance ·Eve rybody tn lhts butldtng - a team-htgh seven tackIS countmg on them to be Ies and one tnterce ptton acco~ntable and depend· would get nottced around able. the league · And, tl Lewt s ge ts 1m It sure got hi s coach's way, abso lutely bonng tn nottce. the locker room "You guys were JUSt so Ltstentng, Chad Johnson ? eager to talk to htm I c,ut 't Uh, Ch<td'' ftgure out why " Le;.,ts told That 's where thmgs stood reporters Mo~day wtth d the ?ay aft er Ctncm~att got wry smtle "But anyway, tts ftrst season-openmg wm we'll ftx that, too, so you'll ~ tn ce 2001 , a yea r thatltves have some space to ftll" 111 Bungles tnfamy The A few mmutes },Her Bengals won thetr first two Thurman go t out of ht ; games that season and got a meetmg wtth the rest of the ltttle too gtddy, stpptng defense and Jogged throu gh Dom Pengnon to celebrate the locker room, not slowmg to talk to reporters, the occasiOn. They then got thetr comeWhtle Thurman JOgged uppance, losing 10 of the away, recetver Ch.tcl last 14 games for another Johnson posted a homem.tde lost season · scorecard tn ht s locker The Lewts knows all about the plasttc-covered card bore a Bengals' htstory of !lame- headltne th at satd, " Who outs - 14 consecuttve years Covered 85 tn 2005" - the wtthou t a wmmng record recetver's number - wtth and is clampmg down at the each opponent and oppostng st.ut ufthetr most promtstng cotnerback ltsted 111 otder se.tson smce 1990. Next to the entry lot "9- 11 No non sense No ltp at Cle G.11y Baxter" w.ts .t patrol boxes- one marked ves the othet no Johnson put a check mark tn the "no" box. rcllecttng hi s nme catch ~ame tn Cleveland Same old Chad Johnson was um:haracter· tstically qutel leadmg up to the opener, partly out of deference to Lcwts The freespuued recetver suggested Mond.ty that Lcwts was heco mtng ltke authontanan co,tch Tom Coughltn, who tntervtewed lor the JOb that we nt to Lewts ·some llm ~s tt 's good. 'omet1mes I t's not," John son s.ttd " It can wear you out Rtght now. tl 's ~omg good .. Nex t on John son's person.tl scorec.trd ts Mmnesota .md outspoken corn erb<tck F'red Smoot .. How guud ts he' He's a te.tl good talker." Johnson s,ud "He's .t so ltd corner C.tn I send Fred a messdge' As the cameras closed m. John son lookM <.ltrectly mto the lenses <tnd spoke softly and slowly "S moot Smoot," he satd 'Let's go Th.tt's the message I or thts week· Smoot. let's go .. l e;vt, mtght prefer a Jtf· ktent message BengaJs RB Kenny Watson out for season CINCINNATI (AP) Bengal s runnmg back Kenny Watson had surgery Monday to repair a torn bteeps, ending his season. :. Cmcmnatt put Watson on tnJured reserve but dtdn' t immed1ately till hts roster spot. Watson was hurt in an opemng 27-13 vtctory Sunday Ill Cleveland Watson, a fourth -year player. appeared m all 16 games last season on spe· 1. cml teams and as a third· down runnmg back He car· ried 26ttmes for 161 yards and caught 25 passes for 171 ~ards He also returned 13 ktckoffs. Fo_r fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! Help Wanted PUBLIC NOTICES and posals w111 be received at the Office of the Treasurer of the E~ucallon Southern Local School Dtstrict ol Racme, OHtn Me1gs · County, o'clock until ~ V 12 noon , September 23, 2005 At that time, opened by the Treasurer of said board as current Ohto Mmtmum Standards for School Bus Construction of the Department of EducatiOn adopted by and wtth the consent of the Director of Highway Treasurer, OH Provtded by law for a The 71 passenger school bus , accord•ng to spectflcatlons ol satd board of educatton Separate and 1nde· pendent b1ds w•ll be recetved with respect to the chassis and body type, and wtll state that the buses Safety Spectflcattons and mstructlons to bidders are on ftle m the offtce of the Racme , Board Educatton reserves the rtght to re1ect any and all or parts of any and ail btds. By order of the Board of Education of Southern local School Otstnct Oenme E H1ll Ph drnJ.tUst Ph,um,J L) when assembled and Southern School Otstnct Tr.tnl\cnptlOntst BS 01 Ph Racme ,OH 45771 (81 ao, (9) 6, t 3 currentl y Mcdacul Record Regtstered H e~tl t h ln lonnauon Tcdmtct.tn preferred One to to r .1 Pa tt · Tnnc Phat tnUL'). Pll.~rm l) D PIL\IIll,tc) !tom or untWI !>. tl y WV State m suran(e smgle/f.undy plan , dental plan. Ho sp t t,l l 1~ Lll rrcnt l } Lt.__cns Ut C Two ycdrs ph a tma~.:t st l ...~pe ti Cilll..' r rclcrrcd Ho . . ptt.tl cxpcn cncc prclcm:d Excc::lkn t s.tl.uy. hol!d.t)s. hc.d th t n s uran~.:c sJng lcl ldmt!y pl .1n lil'n t al pl.1n l tl c \IISUf,\lllC Vi.!L dl !O il long - lt.:flll d ts.thtltt y and Ph.ulll.li..l s l 1CIIIl'llll'111 per 1111 nut ~.! Exce llent sal ary. holtd ays. hcaltll lil t: tns u r.ancc , v.lC<'l llon , lon g- term dts.tbtlny and retire ment Help Wanted Pleasant Valley Home Health Positions Available ( Mel~. Atht"n~ G&llla \ ht~o n & Jackson Co unties) Occupational J'herapist Full-Time, Part-Time Monday thru Friday Schedule No Holidays, No Weekends Competitive Pay/Benefits l\llleage Reimbursement Excellent Work Environment Pofessional Autonomy Submit Res ume to Pleasant Valley Home Health 10 11 Vtand Street Pt Pleasant WV 25SSO Or lax to 304-675:No 1 c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Orne Point Pleasant. WV 25550. (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1414 For more mformatlnnt:all 104~675- 7400 • BOARD '9"'column inc~ ~e'~~~~~~~rl•tv '16"' column inch Sat. or 9/13/46 - 5126/02 Greatly Missed and Always In Our Thoughts Your Mother, Pauline Sons Jason (Natasha) and Jared (Jaime) Grandchl~dren Abbie , Sydney and Justin Bnng th1s ad to Altsha Cremeans lor 10% off any Hatr Care Servtce KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N 2nd Mtddleport, OH 992·2725 Exptres 9/30/05 Ple.tsant V.tlley Hosp 1t.tl c/o Human Resou rces, 2520 V,tlley Dnve. Potnt Plc.ISant. WV 25'\50 Help Wanted www pv.1lh:y 01g Help Wanted ·0 · AA/EOE , FIND A JOB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Pleasant Valley Home Health Positions Available Help Wanted Speech Therapist Full-Time, Part-Time Monday thru Fnday Schedule No Hohdays, No Weekends Compeltthe Pay/Benefits Mileage Reimbursement Excellent Work Em iromnent Pofessional Autonomy ' Submit Resume to: Pleasant Valley Home Health 1011 Viand Street Pl. Pleasant, WV 25550 Or fax to: 304-675-7401 For more information call: 304-675-7400 Pleasant Valley Home Health . Positions Available (Meigs, Alht n!. Ga lha, Mason & Jackso n Counties) Physical Therapist Full-'rime, Part·Time Monday thru Friday Schedule No Holidays, No Weekends Competitive Pay/Benefits Mileage Reimbursement Excellent Work Em ironment Pofessional Autonomy , BUL~ETIN JOHN B. RIDENOUR www pvallcy org AA/EOE Pleasant Valle) Hospital Help Wanted Get Your Message Across Wtlh A l.?atly Sentinel In Loving Memory Se nd re,umes to , tMet~:s, Alh~n~. f.allla , ~~~~on & lackso'l Counltes) Help Wanted In Memory (104) 675-4340 Si!nd rco., umes to Local 920 Elm Street .t ts th rL'c, yea rs o l mcdtcu l tnm ~c.·n pll on CX !KT tcncc Mmtmu m speed of 60 v.m d:s rc~umcs a~.:~. t c d t tcd ~.;olh:gc Interim Treasurer prior to delivery, comply wtth all school dtstrict spectftcatton, all safety regulations of at:~.:l'pttng Va ll ey MEDICAL RECORD TRANSCRIPTIONIST at:ccptang res ume '\ lor (Part- Time) Plr.l ~d lll Help Wanted Pl easant Valley Hospttal PHARMACIST Separate , sealed pro- of Help Wanted 0 r.~1[ ""''", ,, ''"'~'""n 'll'llr Kil(bllokno~ !M llft'd K1 ~~1 111 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Board of Help Wanted THE SIFIEDS aren't only for buying or selling items, you can use this widely read -~~~~ section to wish someone a Happy Birthday, provide a Thank You, and place an ad ..In Memory.. of a loved one. ' For more Information, contad your local Ohio V1lley Publishing oHice. MAKf SOMfONf'S DAY! @allipolis 11Batlp m:ribune (740) 446·2342 The Daily Sentinel Submtl Resume to Pleasant Valley Home Health 1011 Viand Street Pt. Pleasant. WV ~5550 Or fax to: JQ.I-675-7401 (740) 992-2155 l@omt ~lensant .l\egtster (304) 675-1333 for more information call: .104-675-7400 I I \ll:rib.une - Sentinel - l\e ister CLASSIFIED We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And -Mason Counties Like NerOne ElseC.nl In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE UI:ribune To Place l\egister Sentinel Your Ad, ••• (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 c(304) 675-1333 Call Today p..--~---------..:O::.r:...:..Fa;;;xi.Tllilio (740) 446·3aDI<O;.B~----=O:.:r..:F..:a::x..:T:.:o:..!.:.=~9::9::2:.·2::.1::5:.:7_.,..,.,_ Ofpee lloW'.s- t \\\t)l ' ' I \II \I~ t ANNOUNCEMENTS ~~: 1 1.Found all black S1amesa cal Oead'~ire.s- word Ads GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Now you con hove borders and graphics added to your clossifled·ods • Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small S 1.00 for Iorge r:.'. Display Ads Dally Jn•Cvlurnn: 1:00 p.rn . Monday•Frlday for lnal!!lrtlon Xn Next Day"a Paper Sunday :In-Column 1 00 p.m . Friday For Sundaya Paper Mondav thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Or Fax To (304) 675·5234 All Dlaplay : 12 Noon 2 Bua l n••• Days Prior To Publication Sunday Dlaplay • 1 : 00 'j;~;;., Thuraday f'or sunday• '\All ads must be prepaid• r~r:;::;:;::;:::~ HoMES SALE YARJISALE 4 I Computer Repatr and Troubleshoot Web Des1gn Netwo rking Programm1ng Build New Systems Restore Wmdows Vaus Removal Ph one# 740 • 992 7903 http //www geoc 1Ms com/ho tdamn3 2 934 1 Em~tl hOt· damn32934@yahoo com with cream & brown kiHen Y-\RD SALE· Bene1lt ,Golf Outmg For w1th perfect markings PoMEROYMIDoLE Chuck Ritchie to 1'1elp pay Sprtng Valley (740)446· medtcal eKpenses Sept 4488 RACO Scholarship Fund at 24th at 9 00 A M P1ne HillS Star M1ll Park Racme Golf Course Trophtes for September 13th & 14th from 1st 2nd, and 3rd place and 9 to 4 and 15th irom 9 to 1 other prizes awarded Thursday all Items one.half Refreshments served prtce and cloth ing $1 00 a Come out and Help bag O rgan sewmg machtnes b•cycles lmens I w1U not be Responsible tor shelves Little Tyke Toys any debts other than my door swmg coffee table own Jenmte r Fowler and ot cloth ng purses hos Bnnker p1tal bed baskets shoes glassware d1shes lays hoi· GI\'EAWAl lcle.y decorations and mtsc Thanks for ur su ort I f ~E~ 's No f!>IJ..J. s 10 FAY, THB'RE 's M~ M,o~~t;y To '7 fuND t!N THe. C:AI r Stat e _Certlf ed L tn k approved childcare has mmed1ate openmgs for ages 6· weeks& up call Shell y 304 675 2343 for morfl details 11"-\'\11\1 10 ABSOLUTE GOLDMINEI , 60 vendtng mach nes' excellen t locaiiOns all lor $10 995 BOD 234 6982 2yr old black Lab miK spayed tamale housebro ken wonderlul personality with Children and other pets Needs a dog lovtng tam1ly wtth acres or farm to roam on (740)742 2377 person lookmg lor a home to buy All cash Me1gs or Gallla No double wtde or modular 740 416 3 130 K1nen Free to good home to home 6 Weeks old Call 740·992·6 762 Lost AND I \11'1 0\\11 ·'\1 "\I R\ I< I·"\ FOUND Los t 3 male Beagles 2 w/collars 1 w1!hout 9/ 10 105 Ml Umon Ad near Carpenter (740)698 0328 740 593 4997 w th any tnfo BustNf:<;<; Ot>roR11JNIT1' puppy abandoned Female Shepherd mix 1957 Oh to passenge r car license plates tn ntee condl· Med1um SIZed black male !ton (740)949 2693 dog w/tan mark1r'lgs last B/26 m Guysv lie Shade & Absolute Top Dollar US Tuppers Platn s area wearSilver and Gold Co1ns Ing green collar $100 Proorsets Gold A•ngs Pre Reward call (740)662 2022 5 month old Female Kttten 1935 US Currency (304)773 5053 17.~:-:b:T.-;;i;:;r;J Solttatre D1amond s M T S Com Shop 151 Second 8 bleck mixed breed pup on Ave11 ue Galllpol s 740· 446 ptes 9 wks old ~mil be med SAVINGS 2842 um stzed dogs (740)446· 444 6 Reai-Estale Wanted Local 110 1. HELP WAN1'f<J) Shop Classlfleds! CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4's For Sale........ ......................... 725 Announcement... ..... .... ............................ 030 Ant1ques .. . ... . .. . .. . .. . 530 Apartments lor Rent . .. .. .. .. . 440 Auction and Flea Market. ....................... 080 Auto Parts & Accessortes .....................: 760 Auto Repair .. .. .. .. . . .. ... ... . .. 770 Autos lor Sale .. .. . .. ... ...... ... . .. 710 Boats & Motors lor Sale ...................... 750 Building Supplies .. .. ... .... ........ ... 550 Business and Buildings .... ... .. 340 Business Opportumty. ... .. .. . . .. 210 Business Training .................................... 140 Campers & Motor Homes........ .. ........ 790 Camptng Equ1pment .. . ... . .... .. 780 Cards of Thanks.... .. .. ...... .......... OtO Child/Elderly Care ........ .........................190 Electrical/Relrlgeratton . . . . .. 840 Equipment lor Rent . . . . . . . .. 480 EKcavating ............................................ 830 Farm Equipment ........................... 610 Farms lor Rent .. ... ... ... .. .. .. .. 430 Farms lor Sale"' . . .. .. .. .. ... .. 330 For Lease ...............................................490 For Sale . .. .. .. .. 585 For Sale or Trade .. 590 Fruits & Vegetables 580 Furmshed Rooms......... 450 General Hauling .. . ... 850 Giveaway.. .. . .. ... . .. .040 Happy Ads. ....... ........ . . .. 050 Hay & Grain.................. ..... ....... ..............640 Help Wanted.. ... .. ... .. . .. .. .1t 0 Home Improvements... ......... ..810 Homes lor Sale...... .. .......... 310 Household Goods ................................... 510 Houses lor Rent.. .... ......1. ...................... 410 In M#moriam ... ... .. .... ..... . ... ... .. .... 020 lnsuianca................. ... ... . .. ... . .. 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment ................. 660 Livestock. . .. .............. .............................630 Lost and Found.. .. ... .. .. ... ....... 060 Lots & Acreage... ... ... ... . ... ... ...... 350 Miscellaneous.... ......... ... .... . ... ......170 Mlscellaneotts Merchandlae ..... .................540 Mobile Home Repair.... ... .... .. . .. .......860 Mobile Homes lor Rent . ... .... ... .. .... 420 Mobile Homes lor Sale ... .. .... .. .. .. .320 Money to Loan............................ .. ...... 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ... .. .. ......740 Musical Instruments .. . .. .. .. . 570 Personals........... ....... ... ..... ... . . 005 Pets lor Sale................... ... .. .... .... .. .560 Plumb<ng & Heattng .. .. ...................... 820 Professional Services. ... .. .. ........... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair ... ... ..... . ...... 160 Real Estate Wanted .... ..... .. ..... .. .. .. 360 Schools Instruction .................................. 150 Seed , Plant & Fertilizer ......... ............ 650 SHuatlons Wanted ....................... .... 120 Space lor Rent.............. ........... ..... ... .... 460 Sporting Goods ................... ................. 520 SUV's lor Sale.. ..... ..................................720 Trucks lor Sale ... ... . .. ... .. . . . ... 715 Upholstery.. .. .. .. .. .. ... ... ......... ....... 870 Vsna For Sale.......... .............. ... .. .. .. ...730 Wanted to Buy ........................................... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppltes. ... ... . 620 Wanted To Do .•. .. . .................. t80 Wanted to Rent...... ..... ... ...... . .. ... . 470 Yard Sale· Gallipolis... .............................072 Yard Sale·Poineroy/ldlddle... ... .......... 074 Yard Sale·Pt. Pleasant.. .. .. .... .... : .... 076 LEARN TO DRIVE NO Eli: PERIENCE NECES" o\IIY ' FUL l 1 ME ClAS ES COl TRAINING F NANCING AVA CABLE JOB PLACH,TENT • ENROLl,NG Jo.. OW ALLIANCE TRACTOR TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE VA 1·800·334·1203 ,ww a la n ~trBc l ortr a• ler com 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts wood 1tems To $460/wk Matertals provided Free 1nrormat1on pkg .24Hr 801 4.28 4649 AMERICAS NUMBER ONE HOME BUILDER ts seek1ng a career mtnded orgamzed and energettc person to Mil h1gh 11cket products and servJCes Perseverance and strong work eth1c are our keys to making $75K or more m the f1rst lui! year Full benef ts mclud1ng matchmg 401K FaK conltdentlal resume lo Sales Posltton at t740)446·3599 An E~ecellen t way to earn money The New Avon Call Marilyn 304·882·2645 Are you took1ng for a change tn you r nursmg? Full t1me or Part time AN needed lor growmg home health agency Flex1ble scheduling, compettt1ve wages wtth ben ef1ts Call toll free 1 866 368·1100 Armed and unarmed Security Off1cers Needed to travel to Areas Affected by th e Humcane Katnna Up to $1 200 JDer week Travel end todg1ng expenses pa1d 6 9 All months asstgnments applicants must have a clean crlmmal record ana a High School cllploma/GED Applicants must show proof of eligibility to work m the US Secunty expenence and armed license pre ferred Please apply at the Wackenhut Corporation Charleston WV brancl'l between 9 30 am and 4 30 pm begmmng Sept 6 2005 Address 639 Olde Ma1n Plaza St Albans WV 251 h Or call For more mformatmn (304)7.27 4608 w1th MProtesstonal1sm ln tegnty~ EOE Al l Welcome NEA, Inc 110 Ht Ll' WA]\(Illl ~:;:;:;::;;;:;;::~ 1stnct 1rcu utmn Sales Manager Respons bliltes mclud ecru•lmg and tramtng o amers customer serv1c nd meetmg sales goals 1 au ha .. e a poSit ve atit ude are a self starter nd a te am player w uld ltke to talk to you ust be dependable an ave reliable tr ans~orta 10n Pos1t1on offers al mpany oenef1ts 1nclud ng health dental vts on ndllfe tnsurance 401k a1d vacatton and per so n I days Please sen es ume to Paul Barker C1rculat1on Manager Oh1o Valley Pubhshlng 825 Third Ave Gall1pohs Ohio 45631 Or ema•llo pbarker @mydaitytrl· bune com 110 Hn rWAI>ftH> 110 L.-------.-J ..... 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Middleton Estates a leading prov1der of support se rvces Up to $S/hour Day and to lnd1v1duals w•th mental eventng shills professtonal retardation and develop work enwonment mental d1sab •ltttes 1s lookmg vacations every s1x tor 2 part ttme LPN s m th e montns Full beneftts Gall pe lts area An Equal package' Opportun1ty Employer F/M/DN ApplicatiOns w111 Call today be ta ken Monday through t-Bn -463-6247 e~et 2455 Fnday 8 OOam 4 OOpm at the faclltfy 8204 Carla Dnve No phone calls please lmmed ate Opentng Truck 1spatcher send Resume to spatcher PO Box 390 NOW HIR ING ResCare a Galllpoi 1s OH 45631 leadmg provtder to md1v1du als w1th MAIDD has open 1ngs tor D1recl Care Staff You may apply at Mtddleton Estates 8204 Carla Dnve Galijp ol s OH 45631 na phone calls please An Equal Opportumty Employer F!M!DN o o Borrow Smart Contac he Oh 0 D VISIO n 0 Fmanctal lnstttul on ti1C,B of Con sume 1ta1rs BEFORE you ref1 nance your home o bt a1n a loan BEWAR f reques ts tor any larg dvance payments o ees or tnsurance Ca l he Oll tce of Consume eoe (304)593 2864 HI II ~.>I I I ~- r~al estale advertising advertise any prelere11ce IJmltelton or d1scnmmat1on based on race eolor rel1g1on sex lamll!al status or naho11al ong1n or any 1n1ent10n to make any such preference ltmJtallon or Thts newspaper Will not know mgly accept advert isements for real eSIB!I'l WhiCh IS In VIolation of the law 0\.lr readers rue hereby mformed thBI ell dwellings advert•sed m th iS newspaper are "--""llilljiliilioili..... www Qa ~;>oo scarl!'tlrcoUege "OI'fl t 995 Doublew1de 3br 2ba Member .A.,;CIIIKI1ong Garage I •ctepf!lldenl Co lege,<; wt attached Breezeway & Barn t 56 efld SchoOtg ' 2749 ac•es Sandh 11 Ad 572 000 ShotoKan Karat e Start1ng (304)895 3068 new class Sept 26 .2005 at Carleton School every 4 Sale 9 Am Home on 1 Monday and Thursday 6 00 acre W 1garage near AKZO PM to 7 00 PM 740 985· ~ S95 000 (304)675 5026 3994 or 740·667·3039 4yr old 2 storv Colon at on 3 acres opproK 1900 ~C1 tt Gallipolis C11Y School d s tnct Green To.,., "'~Shlo 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 cer garage Master bedroom 1s Double Barrel t2 Gage Shotgun 22 Rtf le w1th 2BK24 w 1i:lcuzz1 tub and prJ vale balcony 5120 000 00 scope 22 Ta rget P1stol (740 )44 6 7029 $250 00 tor al f cau 740 9B5 4491 Rose Clltna 4yrs old 3br 2ba wtlh fife SOIVIC 8 for 12 WISerVtng place on t 5 acres 1n Gall•a O" heS·$25.00 Co $69 900 (7401709 [flif \V\,'>/TI-ll To Do Great Used 1994 14x70 3 Be droom 2 Bath Includes heat pump Ca!l (740)365· 2__4 3_4_ __ _ _ __ Mob1le Home 2002 Patnot Spectal Ed1t on 1 6X80 vmyl s ding shing led roof heat pump n1ce screened front porc h Sell for pay ott $29 500 00 740 949 2543 or 740 416 1251 Ne..,. 3 BR Home On ly $189/ma Includes ate oel v ery and set up (740t385 4367 N•ce Used 14~64 2 Be droom. Only $4995 Call (740\385 06~8 STATE ROUTE 554 810.. WELL New -1 t:ed room 2 balh ma 1ufactured home Fea tures liv1ng room 1am1ly room )'Vtth f replace ano BONUS room Corner lot Above ground pool Nllh pool house Rea df f01 move n PRIC ED UNDER A.PPRA IS AL II (7 40)44 6 3218 \ { \{f_\ ( ,1 265 acres 3 100 sq If barn city ~~aler elec1r1c sept c c1ty scncols 2 m1le· so.Jth ot Gall pols on Rt 2 18 Prtme location \o\On 1 S55 000 serrous last nqu rres only ri'J.O 44t 7333 Arpr t Jere n~a r Gall1polls Land col'! act 1i' 10 ' 36 7 7836 For sale 1 2 a-.;re lo t Gas water sewer Call for (1etall s (7 40)446 348/ diSCrlml nBIIOn t t 2 Pleasant Street 3 Bedroom 1 1 2 Batns B>Jailable on an equal FAm ly Room Dm1ng Room opportunity bases Full Ba semen t Storage 150 Scm)()f.S Bldg Garage New Centra l (1\..~lli:UC ilON A1r Cond New Wmd ows Foreplosue 78R 5BA only $18 000 For I st ngs call (304)675 4034 800 39t 5228 eKt F254 Concealell P1stol Class Cndar St October B 9 00 am VFW 140t Add 3 No down payment apple Mason WV Ph (740)843 Meadowbrook Bedroom 1 1t2 Bath Corner 2000 sq It ca & heat 3 4 5555 Cell (740)416 3329 ot new Roof mave In con bedrooms n Pomeroy 740 d111on new Carpe t an d 949 7004 Floonng St orage Build ng Oak\lljood HomP F1replace Gelllpolla't:areer College Fenced n Back Yard Garden Tub Free Delivery {C areers Close To Home) (304)773 5254 o• (304) 593 1112 mrle out Greer Road Call TodayJ 740 446·4367 4135 Po1nt Pleasant W Va t 600·214 0452 Accred oleO Co~nc I tor CLEAN SWEEP SALE Lot model clearance AI rema1n tng 2005 s rpust go 10 make roo m lor new homes under construction SAVE ' SAVE t SAVE OAKWOOD HOMES GAL LI POLIS Call (740)446 3093 ' ln thiS newspaper IS ' s ub1ect to I he Federal F~ur Hous m g A.cl of 1968 wh1ch makes II ill egal Ia TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SEC URITY ISSI? No Fee Un.less We Wm l 1 868 582 3345 5 Homes under S10 000 Wi ll dehver (740t3BS 7671 THEISS ROAD VINTON Brand new 3 beoroom 2 bath manu fa ctured home Corrple \e ly set and ready for move 1n Features ilv ng Cape Cod Home 2 t 85 SQ room tam 1ly room and Feet 2 112 Ba 3 Br 2 Car beautlul sky 1t k1tche r Garage & Car Pon Double DRASTICALLY REDUCED Dnveway S1ts on t 2 acre Cilll (7 401446 35\70 lot on dead end Pr1vatn I Ot~& Drve 2 yrs old $ 145000 All Drtvers Needed COL Onvers wt ll ng to drtve lor local ready·mtx concrete company Expenence IS preferred but not necessary Dnver must be wlll•ng to do pre ma ntenance on tru cks' & equtpmenl yard war~ & other m scellaneous chores Exper•ence operat•ng eqwp ment & eKtra sktlls such as weldmg a plus Call t304)937·3410 LPN needed full t1me Monday Fnday day shift no weekends no holtdays Apply at 936 Sl At 160 Dr1vers Teams needed Class A Gallipolis (740)446·9620 COL Run Orlando Fl Drop & hook good dr1v1ng record LPN ·Apphcattons are patd vacar1on safety bonus tlemg accepted for a PT cs Col umbus OH 86 6 276 LPN & 1 FT LPN 9033 Compellltve Startmg Pay Pa1d Vacat1on Pa1d Meals Employee needM for local Discounts Insurances professional practice Part4 Avatlable Interested t1me pos1Mn may be come Applicants May Apply Datly t u ~ 11me Must be .comfort 94 Ravenswood Care able dealmg w1th people Center 1 113 Wash.ngton and very detail onented Street Ravenswood WV Prtor off "'e expenence and (304)273 9236 FAX computers sk11ls are References Aequtred reqwred Reply tn confl denca to Bo~ ... Pomt Mainte nance Aelngerat•on Pleasant Reg1SI~~~~ Mam Help Wanted St Pt Pleasant WV 25550 Now acceptmg app11ca110ns EKper enced Sewmg and lor local supermark et cham Quilting Person needed to Electr ca l & Rel ngeral 10n work Full Ttme call after 5pm Mtn1mum 5 yrs expenence (304)593 0505 No calls after REQUIRED E11cellen1 bene 7pm No Expenence needed ftts package Vacahon msur to apply ance profit shanng plan & competttlve wages FACTS/New Alternattves Send resu me fa An Outpat ent Alc ohol and Oh10 Valley other Drug agency 1s Supermarkets Inc accepting resume tor the rot dba Eastman s Foodlands lowrng pa rt t1me pos1t1on PO Box 769 Prevention Edu cator· Galhpolls OhiO 45631 or Seelo:tng an energetiC lnd1 call(740)44693 12 aK\ 116 v•dual to work yOuth and An Equal Opportuntty adults n Galha and Jackson Employer counttes Re sponslblhtles tnclude but not 1tm1ted to Mtddleton Estates a leadt9Q alcohol tobacco and other prov1der ot suppor1 servtces drug education classroom to IndiVIduals With mental presentattons t1a1nmgs retardatton and develop fa1rs co mm untly events mental dJSBblllles IS lookmg development Cjirtd 1mplemen for 2 Full Time Hom e tatlon of grant proJeCts etc Superv•sors An Equal A mlntmum of a Bachelors Op po rtunity Employer Degree reqwed Send F/M/ON Apphca110ns w11l resume by September 21, be taken Monday through 2005 10 FACTS 45 Olive Frrday 8 OOam 4 OOpm at Slreet Galltpol ts Oh1o the lac•hty 8204 Carla Dnve 45631 or FAX to (740)446· No phone calls please 8014 MtFtH 56 acres on 44 Wayne Lane 2 m11es from Rto U Bnck ranch with double garage 3 bdrms 2 batns LR DR kttchen ut1ltty room Appliances Jncluded 42~48 metal pole buildmg paved driveway Call (7'10)256 1925 or 1 877 262 3432 for 1nfo or appt --------Attention! Local company ottenf"Jg NO DOWN PAYMENT pro grams to r you to buy your home mstead of renting • 100% t1nanc ng Less than perfect cred1 t accepted • Payment ~;ould be the same as re nt Mortgage Locators (740)367 0000 :--~'---- F01 Sale/leas e Beauty Salon!Merle ~orma n Studto Brtck Ranch Btdweii/Porter downtown Galltpohs "Prtce Rt 160 near school gro eery store an d gas stahOn Dras11 ca lly Red uce d 3 bedr oo ms all E>lectnc 2 (7 40)245 9294 1/2 baths k1tchen w1th nook •NOTICE• pant1y d1soosal m crowave HIO VALLEY PUBLISH great room wrth stonergas lNG CO recommends tna ftreptace Ierm a\ d n ng room ou do bus1ness w1th peo w1th bay w nd ow te you know and NOT t study /o1f•ce w1th walk m end mo.ney through th closet Master bedroom and j:lll un111 you have nve st1 bath wtth 2 wa lk 1n closets a ted the otfenn WhirlPool tub shov. er and dual s11kS Encl osed bacll porch 2 car garage 20 x40 nground pool oaK wood work new roof landsc apmg JFr55555..:.5"ii! plus A C heal App ro~ tl acres S t 79 900 ta ll (740)446 9312 wwworv com Home L1sttnga L1st your hom e by ca 1ng (740)446-3620 Its a Steal' ' .l bedroom 2 ath 2 ca· garuge Ne._.. aven INV Code 6505 or all 13041862 3368 Dedroom '111 sheo base ent well matn!{ltned 1 2 ere w th 2 extra acres pt1onal Locared 1n Pont leasant WV Code 9905 r call 304 75 153€ ~lomu: II U'If.s fUR ~1\11 10 lim st' lllH Rt .,, 1 m le oown /sout"l oeaul ful rtverfrof'l fo.le~\ v rer'l OQ elect 2BR 1t a1 I' OTlE> screen po ell O\oE>r OOI\H1 :J fiV€-1 Separa•.:J !WC SIQr)' garage w t 1 wort...be r1 ch larg€ yaro J:if •ale Rejerences 5650 rro n•r ~ uepo'"' (740)441 .t9?2 _•_"_'_'n_o_s_ _ _ _ __ 2BR cottage near Port'e 5350 Clep~ 5350 rent refer ence f"leednd Water trash pa1d N:~ pets Ca I (740\388 1100 3 BDRM 1 Bath ~ouse rn tt1e County No Pets $400 Depos1t 5425 Month 13041675 2708 ... 5 rooms & bath stove & telr g€rator no pets 50 Olive St $350 month (740}446 39 .. 5 Attention ! Loca 1conr:pany otte r ng ·No OOWf'IJ PAf MENT pro gra'Tis _to you to buy your hOMe rstead ot entrng 100Qo l1nanc .,g less han perfect cred•t accepted Pavmen\ could oe the same as rent Mortgage Locators {740)3b7 0000 Beaut1ful 3 bedroom home m country C A. W{lsher dryer noo~up large yard (61 4)595 '773 or BOO 798 4686 1066 Newly remode ed 3 or 4 bedrooms central a r 'ul t Fati 1s Near l ei us help you basement hardwood floors DHK Cleanmg & aetached garage large cov Powerwash1ng We II clea n· ered pat o fenced back er up & Get R·Done Call yard close to scMots Po1nt EMT s AVONI All Areasl To Buy or For a ttmtted lime rnake 50% ParamediCS .& 7 4 0 g,ss 3639 985 Pleasant 569 500 Sell Sh1rley Spears 304 sel hng Avon Call (74C.)446 needed Apply at 1354 3633nao 4t6 1823 (7 40f'09 1382 Jack son P•~e Gall•polls 3358 675 1429 • MOBil f H 0\11$ FOR SAt f. ll)R 1990 14:w;7 0 3 bedrOOI'f't•a•l er w C A K lche r'l atep l ances tncluded Musl be mov ed (7 401286 6851 For ert 1 bao room 1 balh t Jlly 'enovated all apph· ances SSOO montH SSOO depos1t Call (740 144& "'8 2000 t4x70 Oakwood Freemen! 38A 28A 1J'1 For rt>'it 2 bedroom 1 bam Oua11Creek very I' Jce 740 S300 month S300 'deposl\ C<1 t ""401446 3481 3SB BSL~ or 740 388 801~ �' Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, September 13, 2006 www.mydallysentlnel.com TRUCKS 'tuesday, September 1a, 2005 -toLLEY OOP www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 FORSALF. Home for Rent In GlenWood Downtown Office Spece - 5 AKC Lab puppies. Yellow or 1988 Ford Ranger. V6 , 3br, 2ba, detached Garage, room suite $650/mo: 1 room Chocolate, 7 wks old . $300 4WD, Gall(304)675·6338 $400/month plus depostl of11Ce- S225/mo.; 2 room each. (7 40)256-6733. ACROSS suite $250/mo. Security deposit requi red You pay f'lome s from $7 000. utilities. All spaces very nice. Foreclosures. VA. HUD. For Elevator Call (740) 44 6-3644 listings 800-391-5228 ext tor appr in trrent 1709 House for Rent Pt Ple;~.sant S375 . (304)675-5540 o• (304)675-4024 , ask for Nancy Homeste ad Realty Broker Houses lor rent Pomeroy area. $275-$400 per M. 740-416-4906 Anything Hauled • Melal, • Appliances, Small 2 Bd neuse near Tuppers Platns Non Smoker. No Pets. S400 00 M. Plus DepoStt, Ulili!Jes, & Lease 740-985-3504 • Cars, • Garage 1\>lewl Call 1984 Che\ly Pickup, 4x4, Regtste red Chihuahua engine and transm1ssion puppy 9wks/old, Ma le, good. body rough . $1200. black/white, 1st shots & (740)446·2815 Professional . Young married wormed , Parents on premis· couple seeks house on land •• $200 (304)895·310 1 1994 S10 Blazer, PW, contract or long term lease PO,AC,AT. Keyless en try. m WV. Prefer country setting Would li ke to buy a purebred 74,000miles extrasl Clean but close to Gallipolis. Dachshund 6mo-2yrs old, 740·992-7573. $3.500.00. alre ady spayed & housebroPeace/Ou1et a1-nUsl. 1994 Toyota extended cab NECESSITIES· SAFE area . ken , (740)416·1251 4x4. 136,000 miles, good all elec tnc, CIA. FRuns& co ndition . $5,500. Call Closets/Storage , VEGF: I;\BLES (7 40 )388-9125. Tub/Shower. WJD Hook-up, Momu: H• >\11-"S f"OR IU"NI' 2 bedroom mobile home tn Porter. Wa ter, trash, sewer paid, no pets $450/rent $450/deposit. (740)388- 9325m 2 Bedroom mobile home Jn Racine $355,00 Month $355 .00 depostt . 1 year tease. No pets .. No calls 1-3 Bedroo ms. Garage/Car after 9PM . 740-992-5039 Beautiful rtve r v1ew- 1n Kaflauga. Ideal for 1·2 Peop ie. No pet s. pleaso Applicattons bemg take n Ca ll (74b)44t ·0181 Mobile home st tes m Count ry ,Homes, Shade $130 mo. (740)3B5-4019. AI•ARI"i\.IEN!"S HJRRENT 1 ana 2 bet1room apanman ts. furnished and unfwOiShed. security depos1t requ1red , no pets, 740-99222 18. 1BA WID hookup. eleCtriC or gas, no pets. $290 plus deposit (740)339-0362 . (740)441 -1184 llO 28' c;;> mpe'r tra iler: needs Appliance repair, make· offer; (1) tread· mill, !ike new, $ 100; {1) set ol one row cultivators, $75: [1) WarehoUse turning plow tor small tractor. $45; (1) large attic fan , tn Hencterson wv. Pre- $t 00. 3H .P. gasoline enQine owned app11canes start1ng at air co mp re sso~. (740)2 56· $75 & up all under warranty. 5444. we do serv1ce work on all Make and Models (304 )675- Fot Sale or lease Storage 7999 warehouse cost $40,000 , zoned · 8·3. for Sale Lot on Mollohan Ca rpet. 202 Clark 6th Street cost $15, 000 call Chapel Road . Porter. Ohio days (304 )67 5· 1160 nigllts . (740)446· 744 4 1·877·830- 1304)675-6863 9 162 Free Est1mates. Easy I· \1-t' I "'I 1'1 '1 II .., fmanc1ng. 90 days s:~m e as .\11\l ... l(lth. cash . V1sa/ Master Card Dnve- a- little save alot. apat"ltnent. 2 bedroom Parler. OH. W/0 hook-up, water . sewer. trash pd. Re !n'gerator $75. Queen $400 (740)367-7015 Mattress Boxsprmgs $100, (740)446-4734 , Couch 2 Recl1n1ng Chairs . ~~------- $125. Couch $25. Bedroom 2 bedroom gamge apar\- Swte $150. Futon $100. ment. wasl1er & dryer Rea~ Cottee Table $20. Twm 2 1 Locust St .. newly pamted Beds. $ 1o. Bikes $5 & tO and carpeted (740)446- Water Bed $50. Bratded be fore 4:00pm . Rug, $50 plus more t304 )" 1652 (740) 44 6-04 15 affer 4.00pm _ 675 8159 ~lr-~----~-, I r L~-------_.J "--------.-J Pleasant Valley Apar tment P.,re now takrng,Appltr..ahons for 2BR 3~R & 4BA . A~pl1 ca !ions are taken . ~~d~yMl~~u P.~ ldciftct;ort~ Phone No 1s OBO. 2001 DOdge Neon. automatIC. atr COndlbOntng , 82,000 1\tiles. $2.400 080 (740)256-1652. It's the Auto/Home Di scount with special reduced rules if b~th em and home are insured with State Auto. Find out how nluch your savings ca·n be. The. Wi~e. rnan Agem~y. Inc:· ~ • 10 Week old AKC COCker c0-2-,10_._:---::---::--:Spaniel Puppres. buff, 86 Ford Escort Runs Good black, bulf&while, 5200 (30 4 )882-32 46 Townhouse wh1te&black. Tara buff&black. Apartments. Very Spac:ous Mother a11d Fatt"ler on prop- . 98 Saturn SC2, auto, 74,000 2 Bedroom s. O A t 1.2 erty ShOts. wormed, miles, red, loaOed. SS ,OOO Bath. Adult Pool' & Baoy dectawed S350.00 Fum Negotiable 740-992-518 1 PoOl . PallO. Start S3B51Mo 740·992·7371 after 5 PM No Pets Lease Plu s ~'::l".;..~::"-----, 15 "f'R(J('"'" Secunty OeposJt Requrred gallon ilquanvtn w1th ......... [ (740)367·708U · Sli!n\J Lots ot plans t•sh & ·--·FOR-ioS iiAiiiiiLii·_ _. - - - - - - - - - accessories S250 . Call Twtn Rrvers Tower IS accept· 1740)441·0182 19as Ford 4x4, Itt! krt. 300 6 tng apphcattoos tcr wamng cyl.. manual shift Good Its! tor Hud-subs!zed. 1· br 6 Rat Terr1er pup'ptes. 6 truck. Trade tor 4 wheeler ap'a rtmen t call 0:'5·6679 weeks olrt ready tn go 174.0\JJlH)436 EHO 17-10174:?-1703 45 I Si.!.:oru t A\'t:tmc S1llN .tUTU" P.O nox J54 ;:::.;.;:.;:~: Gall tlmlt ~. , OH -' .% .q -OJ 59 _., .., Ph: KOI.l -.N2- 1209 Pf 740- -l-4(J ·3 fl4 .~ v. ww. wi~>cmau;\~l'llL· ~·. l"( 111 1 - LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION ... THE JONES' q • 1 4 2 • 5 2 • ¥ , t 52 AKH/Ii2 K 10 !l • 1n1 • . K Q B (/J I05 • Q· J 6 • K 6 3 Top • Removal • Trim • Stump,Grinding Bucket Truck 740-446-9777 740-992-6971 OtltiD: a.r llgh and Dry Phone SxiO, •JOxJO, IOxiS, 10x20, C.OPf Owner : Jeff Stethern Office: (740) 99l-l804 Cell: (740) 517-6883. · POWER WASHING 'f-1} (Commerc1al "nd Re!iden lial) Mobile Homes, Houses, Log Homes, Decks, Drivew.1y~ Sidewalks, Gas Station Awnings, Degreasing ol . Equipment. Boats, Ca mpers, Tractor Trailers, Dutllp Trucks, pamti ng or staining of yQur deck . or log hom~, Aluminum bright~ning. . ' Specia l rates to Trucktng and Dump Tw ckrng Comp a111eS. ' OH, YOU KNOW HOW IT IS WIF I ANTIQUES ••• r (Commt>rCoill and Residen11al) ~ Mowing, Trimmirig, Tree Trim mtng, Aeratio n, Fertiliwtinn,; Spraying of fence lin es, Leaf Removal, as we)( as srnall , landscaping jobs such as plan ting and mulch ing. I ! i FREE ESTIMATES • CiUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES $"219 ~ to 101 VI Optional Upgrades Available; Argon Gas & Heat Mirror =-..;;.;........w BORN LOSER ..:THE .. •r-------~------------~ l U":>E.\:> / TO B€./>H OP\ ltl\\ :':>T,., ~ ,,",. "... A~..A...<"-'--.......; 11;\C:. f"UIUIZE:. \)\)\ I'tl\ (\\0\ f>-,N.'/ LO!>-IC£K ... / -)~:':lT \::,~\ Wf\i'.T IT USE\:> TO 13>E) ~ ..,," you in anewcar G Roc~·A1J" ' " ·Hupp THERE·~ NO · LIMIT TO "WHAT WE CAN ()0 ! MAT"H I S EVEit."(lo/HERE' rrs PART Of SOUTH~STIMPORTS or 33795 Hiland Roud Pomeroy, Ohio Ir ' INSTALLED Danny 740-590-3702 Jeffers EVERYTHING! MATH I S I TS 0 \o/N WORL D! MATH IS LIKE A VA ST" VNIVERSE! 1\i>:llll!o&l'lt!a"CI Pt. Pleasant. WV · ~\b . lk\.l..)I.S,.. 1741)4*-761!". Wal-Mart l'laza Gallillolis, OH JoAntre Siders (.104) 675-3400 JACKSON llavid Siders Gcmolo~ist GeM Arms/0\nttrOporalor 740-992·3174 Storage +Weekly Tra.,h Service 4 )T!'> uf Rc li.able Service (Keep Ynur Mnlll'y Lucal t 29670 Bashan Road G& R SANITHION . Racine , Ohio · .13561 Bai ley Run Rd:. i'Htllcrn v. OH 45771 740-949-2217 · Sizes s·i-1 o· Cornarslona Elactrlcal S.nrica ·. to 10'x30' Hours 7:00AM - 8:00 PM • FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEIIS. • MOBJU HOME mo pd YOUNG'S ROBERT BISSEll CONSTIUCnON • New Homes • Garages • Complele Remodeling 740-992-1611 Stop & Compare lJlllmtl~ l7!Wdt.- lilr<tl lit• ... ~~"'~' !:fnlb ·hiUI ~ ·""''~iii.~""" G;)';,t;;n' ( 741f) 446-328.1 H111"s Self ATHENS cost of 17·17-11· $275 ton (bulk only) 12% Triumph 12% sweet horse feed $5.50150 lb.bag 48%Soybean Meal #13.25/1 00 lb Cob Meal with T.M. Salt · $6.50/100 lb bag Mushroom compost (Bulk only) PEANUTS . ~-----, ,--------, DOESN'T THINK"WE 60 TO HEAVEN IN A GOLDEN CHARIOT.. • "••' ... "· '" :SUNSHINE CLUB NN JXXTOR ASSUR!;D ME- THE-Y IIJE-~1" 6010010 ~U. MY Dtf113l<ILLATOR j ~ · ~----------~------~ ~ARFlELD ;:....:.~---:----,! MeigsCo~ CfMo\J1d and make q friend or lift furnace work V.C. YOUNG 111 .. 7>40-992-3 992-6215 wv »>in~ l HAD OTI·IER PR:ftf.MS j . P<ase adopt from the ' ' '' · Norw<gi"' elk hoi.!od · Ytl~ w ~bs &rtrr~vtr ADVERTISE . m(xtS · Walker coon hound • B<ago mxes MANY C\lfE P\IPP!ESI IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH P<~ ss Pass ?? 41 Nas1y knock joke, smiles 43 Fibber, plus usually 23 Persia, today 45 Kurosawa 24 Roman of films historian 46 Army doc 26 Not righ1 48 Spot 49 Impolite ·. 27 Go oH at an angle sound 28 Away from 50 Titled lady the wind 51 Nasty! 30 Actress 52 Civil War - Arthur soldier 31 Border 53 - Paulo 32 Mighly Dog 55 luau fare ingredient 2 Anempted 3 Therelore 4 Shrewdly 5 Ordinance 6 Dentist's org. : 7 Buys a1 aucllon 8 Fumble lor words 9 Banjo cousin (0. Thing, in law 13 Beef, e.g. 18 ··-1a vista, rival 33 Sticky fruits · 35 Twangy, as a vo ice 40 Musical baby!"" scale note CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ce•ebltly C•pher cryptogr~ms a1e ctealed from ~oOiabons ay famous Deaple. pas: ana [)ICSenl · Each leMr on l ~e Cll)l"le< s1anas lot arooltw Tr>da•'s c/u6. K equars L ·• M S SIX 0 N ST P I Y0 MS ATON IN FLZP S HM0 A ST IRA PI Y 0 NLZZOOAOA ."" ZTLHIDO BIMKOA S H M 0 A IN IRA F T H HT V I RR0 KMRAGOHDP PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "'B•idge rs a span ol lhe m~nd ·- Oma• Shan1 "I was born for soccer. just as Beetho\len was born lor mu~1c . · :... Pele AstroGraph wou GUll · - . . . <Jiirthd!Q': ~~~=:~~f ~~~~ ~~~~o~~u!~l se; l'•arrang• &.ner1 of the 0 four Krombhtd word1 below to for"' lour words r---------, I 0 [ C0A J I I I';:·I=~--J I ~--.:-...:;,...:;-r,_;..,....;.."T-:--i 2 ~=~·==·=~- II I I] H LI FT f--.-.,r--r--ro--1 . _ I I _ ~ _ . '=~=::=~~~ on I' I E ( . p 0 .1 ..7 • • r I I' I I • • • ~~ - '" SJgn seen in local store: "An . Antique Is a FugJtive From·The I1---To-.;..::..r;-.:;--'-r-l~ ~t~n- ~~~ J k NUCHA p I' I . I' I I d "\Vth . I 8 a p · 19 nee - - . starter todaY. chances are you may took for reasons to de la y that wh+ch Cc"'p(t"t~ the tkud :e qYa~ed needs doing, especially the unpleas- • _ _ br f,JI,,.,~ •n the mou•n9 ~·dl ant jobs . Don' t make e:.cuses, make · vo u dl!vf!!~p /roM '' f' P No 3 belo"" good. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 1) PRIN I NUMBERED LHTEIS 1.~ Tho ~e present p lans lor today abou t TftESE SOU~RES . J whi ch you have high hopes should not be -discussed wilh anybody who has a UNSCRAMBI.f tETHRS limited outlook on things . Th1s pe rfm ANSWE~ son's nega ti vi ty may crea!e doubts in you . SCIIAM-UTS ANSWERS CAPRICOR N {Dec. 22-Jan. 19) S top and think before you altemp! to request ai,d frohl som eone -today who Mosaic· Feint· Annoy • Warmth - NO COMMENT y ou never repaid fOr a favor he or she 'You don'l have say anylhing 1n order to lie,' the d1d lor you in the p a s t . You ' tt s tmply be Mother told her children. ~Lyong is done wiUl word~ . Sl · p utting yourself in an embarrassing position . lence and a "NO COMMENT.' AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb . 19) There IS nothing wrong w1th hAv.ng . strong oplntons. but only as, long as yo u are open to the vtews o l o thers as we lt . 1nc tudtng yo ur mate's Be receptiVe !o the thoughts o f o thers to day PISCES (Feb 20~ M arch 20) - Plan a head today by making sut e you have all the prOper equ1pment needed to -do a job. You ·tr only make addit ional wmk .for your s~tf o r tlamper your producuvtty if you use !he wrong too ls. ' ARIES {March 21- April t O) - Frtends or associates wtll do your btdding roday. b u! only if yoU first set the proper example o f doing lor yoursell . You cannot den"lond of o tht::ns thai which you are reluc tanl l o do as wel l. TAURUS tApnl 20- M~ y 20)- Behave 1n yourself. and all · your talents and abilities . bul. by I he same Ioken. don't undereSiornate your compe tition . Egot ist iCal assumphons could leave you far beh•nd on the dust GE MINI (May 2 1-June 20, - GUard what comes out ol your mouth end to whom you say tl. or atse you might unmtentoonalfy. say something harsh wh tch would offend your liStener. Once spoken. il"s na t s·a easy to rel racl .. C AN CER (June 2t-Ju!y 22)- Un less you aro diltgent about being prudent and practical 1n the management of your resources today, thertt's • good chance that you could wast4;1 far more tha n you usually do. Be watchful . LEO (Juty 23-Aug 22) - Take e)(tra c are today to be t11ctful a11d tolerant when tt comes t o any of your Important one-on-one retatoonshlps If you ~om e off as harsh. you could eas11y •I cause a present ally !o I urn on you ' O II ·r rr /IT' s I IrIl ARLO & JANIS • 740-367-0544 740-367-0536 • Ele<:tric1l & Plumbing ~ Roofln& & Gutters • VInyl Siding & P1lntlng • Pttlo tnd Porch Ortc:b We do It all excepl 001" MY IIJI Fb. SAID Mi H£Ar.?T WAS FI~E. .. 1"HA1 0 OHIO liCENSE # 38244 • tMw Garage• 20 Knock- Witches ' brew to 35537 S1 Ro 7 N \ Pomo.ro), Ohio 4~ 769 • CARPENTRY Atmodellng DOWN €) '"..' Shade River AG Service, Inc 62 Virtuoso 9 .. ... • ROOF • PAINT • Room Additions & WHAT DOES ''HATH'" MEAN? M"f BROTHER SAYS HE network 61 Small barks · 37 Charge 38 Novelist - Seton 39 EPA st•t 40 Underline 42 King Harald 's capital 44 Polite address with fnend s who are in a 'convivial, social niood tOday while you 're in a funk , take hold of yo urself and get caugh t up in the Spirit o f things . Don't put a da1np~r on their enjoyment ' REPAIRS CARPENTER SERVICE Ea~t each co uld play an important role in yo ur lite. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22 ) - 11 w o\Jid be smart o f you to design a sche dule today th a t enables you to get your toughes! o f m ost impo rt ant jobs ou t ~~ th e way e arly. Be advised, you may lose drive as the day wears on LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - If you're GALLIPOLIS -&F/, SM*l\tltlt Main Street North By Bernice Bede Osot The re is a strong possib ility that two o ld t riend s with whom you h a d lost co ntact cou ld n:~tmler your life once again in the year ahead. Howeve r. th is time. Instead o t m e rely bei ng pa ls, DILES HEARING CE\TER • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References Available • Free Estimates '" Insured" Call Gary Stanley 740-742-2293 • Leave a message .• 2. Wednesday, Sept . 14, 2005 93 Columbus Rd. Bob 740-843 75437 . STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING I 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 Now Available At WOLFE Scorpion Tractors MAIWTEWAWCE Complete lome Repairs & Remodellag fmiS TIU SDIICI Insured Free Esttmates Santor Ctttzen Dtscount 30 Yrs · E;ocpenence WV0350B7 OH 35928 SOUP TO NUTZ BAUM Lll\IBER HOME "Middleport's only · Chuck Wol.fe Owner c 740-992·2621 or ' 740-416--4902 I>A VINC.I TRI -STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE Call 10x30 1!14 1 •• bear 54 lnducemenl 56 Spud st. 57 Machine part 58 Hog meal 59 Teacup part 60 Cable tn essays Georg e Pal1on sa rd , ··A good battle plan that you act on today can be better than a perlect one to morrow." That might be tru e in war. but at Ihe bridge table. one usual· ly needs to find the perle ct plan today. And del~nding perlectly 13 part1cutarly delightful , How did East and West achieve that plan 1 on tllrs deal. South being in three no· tr ump? Tile. deal aro se during th e 43rd Pacific Asia Bridge Feder<Jtion Championships, which we re held in Seoul , Korea. lasl June and JtJiy. East's hand loo ks too stro ng tor a two heart weak jump overcall , especrally at lavorable vulnerability when partner is not a passed hand. But il East had bid one heart, South '·would stilt ha\le jumped to th me no ·lrump In compet ition, a response ol two no-t rump only invites game West led th e~ hear t nine. East winning with the k111g and shifting to the spade live. Declarer ptJt up' his king , but West· carefully ducked. Now declarer could have Cashed Out tor one down , bui unde rstandably tried fo r hi s con tract by. running the diamond queen. East won with the · king and led hrs second spade. Wh E!n the battle was O\ler, declarer was tol.lr down, having los t live spades, two heart s and one diamond. rwo pairs. 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"' Taki11g Tire Sti11g Ou1 Of Hard Work!" · Mid-Si7 e 4Wheel Drive Tractor w ith 30hp & -lOhp Kubola Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985"330 I --~--·-- . r_T S a SHaM , .3 FlldvC a FaLse FR•eND as 3N'Pf.le- ~ eve11 seeN 9 OF ~ TM TIU... ktNG .1~T CoNFeDeJ<ate MONf'i,. �------ ~---- -"\ - .. ' \ Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com .Tuesday, September 13, 2005- • NW"Sing home owners charged as Louisiana death toll rises sharply, A2 Vick, Falcons soar ~igh above Eagles on·Monday night. ATLANTA (AP) - The of the playoffs two of the last Atlanta Falcons and three years. Philadelphia Eagles couldn't Less than eight months ago. wait to get started 011 their ·the Eagles beat Atlanla 27-10 rematch of the NFC (hampi- for the NFC title in frigid onship game- two players got Philadelphia. kil·ketl out before the "'""c About a half-hour before the kicked off. e opc11ing kickoff'. with thouThen. it was the Falcons whu sands of falls still making their got a bit of payb<Jck. way into.rhc Georgia Dmnc and Michael Y1ck ran for one the players going thmu ~h routul!chdown and ~et up anoth~r tine waQnup{ the teams began with a long pass. c nou~h t\l jawing at each other ncar millgive Atlanta · a 14- I0 v1ctory tic ld. <IVCr the Eagles "" Monday Trotter. lhe Eagles' thrccniuhL lime Pro, Bowl ~ lind>;t(kcr. 'ttcarly. emotions were ntn- apparentl y shoved Mathis, a 11in~ l1igh. Jeremiah Tmtter of backup cornerback . . Mathis the t:agfes.aml Kevin Mathis of responded wnh a punch. Then. til..; Falcons were ejected after a everyone uut mto 1t. sc·ume broke out in pr~game After c'he(king the replay warmups. sening an intcns~ monitor. th~ ofticials kiclicu out tone t(Jr the rest of Ihe ni~ht. Trotter and Mathis -· a ruling The Ea~b , aflcr · fa llin g that definitely favored th~ behind 1-l-0 in the tir.,t quarter. Falcons. Mathi's is a bit player. shut down Yick the re-t of the used mainly in passing situaway. 13tllllley cmitdn' l cnmc all lions, while Trotter anchors the the way ha<:k , !heir fi nal bid middle of· the Philadelphia '"tiling short when Donovan · defense. · M<:N?t bb toi'k a vi(ious !1i1 Second-year player Mike · who got 111 · on 1y 11ree 1 I.rom Rou·1 Coteman. a 1·Oltrt 11- Lab'lllJO. down pass fall ing far short of games as a rookie. made his Terrell Owens streaking down l'irSI cm·ecr st<U1 in place of t h~ sideline with I :33 left. Trotter. Thl· Fakons to<J.k Y . ick kneeled a couple of advantage. rushing for ~00 times 10 111n out the clock, giv- yards. ing the Falcons a vi<.:lory over Warri<:k Dunn led the way the team that knocked them out witt\ I I:1 yards on 20 c<UTies . AP photo Atl anta Falcons quarerback Micahel Vick leaps over the goa t ' lme as he scores a first qua rter touchdown against the Philade lpl1ia Eagles Monday in Atlanta. · Clearly ·fired up by the f)1·eg·,1 • 111e shell,'\11\·g·,ltls - ..·. Atlatlla raced to a two-touchdown lead before the game was 15 minutes old. Yick hooked tip with Michael Jenkins and Alge Crumpler on· a pair of 18-yard pa"es. then tlnished off things with a 7-yard scoring ru n. The elewify ing quarterback took oil. '"'Ound r1'ght end, get~ ling so free that he was able to hold the ball aloft at the 5 and leap over the goal line. The Falcons scored uga in less than 3 minutes later. Vick . lofted a 58-yard pass to Michael Jenkins, who hau led it in just short of the end zone. beating Keith Brooking to the T.J. Duckett wem the rest of the pylon for a 9-yard touchdown. way. bulling over from the L But the Eagles hurt themVick struggled the rest of the selves with some uncharacteosway. throwmg an interception tic plays. Thr~-time Pro Bowl and losing two fumbles. He kicker David Akers mtssed a completed 12 of 23 passes for pair of 49-yard tield goal 156 yards, but did manage. 68 attempts, havmg fai!ed on just ¥ards rtJshmg. . · · live attempts all of last season. The Eagles have b€en Team · Akers did connect on a 44Turmoil since losing ro New yarder ' with 9:20 . leti in the England l\1 the Super Bowl. gmue. Owens demanded a new ,conThen there was McNabb, tract, sulked when he d1dn t get whose night was matTed by an It and began takmg shc;>ts at h1s interception and two . fumbles . _ one an attempted pass in the teammates and coaches. Most notably, he feuded w1th flat that he inexplicably threw M,cNa~b, the two retusmg to backward, allowmg the Falcons e\en talk w1th each other dur- 10 recover what was correctly t~g Ihe preseason though 11 dtd- ruled a lateral. ~ t seem to _affect the1r chemMcNabb might have been · · f I' h ff: f b tal tstry on the held. Owens caught seven passes ~ mg t e e . ects o a . ru for 11 2 yards, but the Falcons flrst-q'!arter hll to. the_nudseckept him out of the end zone. uon by Chad Lavala1s. The Through it all , the Eagles quarterback took q_ff hts paris showed the heart of a team that · and Jersey ~n the s1delme, tryhas played for the NFC cham- mg to regam ht s breath,. and pionship the last four years. Koy Oetme~ went on the field After Duckett's TO, McNabb to start the next posses,s1on. ' went to Owens for a 14-yard. But Detmer d1dn 't ev~n lake gain. then back to him again on a snap. !"'cNabb slowly walked a 16-yard play. Brian on the held, ready to play w1th- . Westbrook, another disgruntled out mt>smg a down. star, got loosefor a I 7-yard run, McNabb was 24-of-45 for then took a short pass 24 yards. 257 yards. not ~etting much Finally, Westbrook made a nice help from a runmng game that catch on a high pass in the flats. managed only 51 yards. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio CLEVELAND (AP) - On their way to Coco Crisp\ locker. a Japanese TV camera crew crossed paths with onL' from Indians J Notebook~ :ill CENTS • Vol. 55. No. 21 Major League Baseball while write r~ from Chil'a!.!O. New l' hi.U ll'CS. Ymk. USA Today and Baseball Manager Eric Wedge sensed Ameri<.:a worked the mom. "~omct~ ing 1~cw during the game Sp<H1s Ill ustrated left Monday as lnd1ans tans. who have been mom mg. slow In believe in this team. came out in force. An, They're all covr rin~ baseannounced crowd of 38.564 ~ ball's blggesl . story. 'A lmost *** overni~ht. the Cleveland 14.000 more than the club's AND THE WINNER IS ... :· Ind ians h:tve become a scnsct- average .- cheered like they As the hottest player on the used tn in p:lsl Octobers at majors' hottest team, Cri·sp was lion. Jacobs Field. named the AL's player of the "It's c·out:· saiu Crisp. "We felt a lot.of electricity in week. . On Sundav n i ~ht. the Indians here laS\· night." 'Wedge said. In six games, he baned a may haw v<ilidateJ S<l!lle of the "We had a lo1 of people here league-hest .57 1 as 1hc Ind ians butldmg hype aboul t h~mwllh a and it felt like a cli!Terent type of •went 7-0. Crisp rai sed his avertlalionally tclntscd I~--l mut of and energy. Our playage 1} points wh ile hitting three electricily Minnesota that cnmp leted a · homers · wirh seven RBis. He lhree-game sweep and all hut ers ICII that... cxting'itished the Twins' playoff . Cle\'eland's players. though. also S(ored eight times ~nd his On Monday. ge neral manager Mark Shapi ro won three coin losses to determine home field in case there is a tie for the AL Central or wild card. If the Indians. who entered Monday night 's game trailin~ Chicago by 5 1/2 games, eaten the White Sox and tlnish tied at the end of the regular season, a one-gan1e tiebreaker to determine the division champion will be played at Jacobs Field. · The Jake would also host tiebreakers. if the Indians fi nished tied with either the New York Yankees or Oakland Athletics tor the wild cafd. '' I got the oppmtunity to call *** 1wo flips," Shapiro sa1d. "The STAY HOT: Right now, the White Sox called the other and Indians can' t see m to lose in all three times it came up heads for us." · anythi ng. 29 total bases were a maJor league high. Crisp entered Monday night 's game with an extra-base hil in each of his past eight games. The Indians had six players nominated for· last week's award. Cri sp is the third Cleveland player to be honored this season, joining Travis Hafner and Victor Martine~ . In his last 10 games, Crisp is baiting .475 and he came into the week eighth in the league in a.verage (306), tied for third in doubles (38), and his .34 I average vs. ri ght-handers is tops in the teague. MODEL LT 1042 $1,599* • Meigs nets TVC Ohio win over Wellston .. See Page 81 BY BETH SERGE!'IT BSERGENT@MYDAILVSENTIN ELCOM RACINE - Some bids for Racine' s new water treat ment facility and water wells were awarded while others were tabled last night at a recessed meeting of Racine Village Coun ci l. Conce rning the new water treatment facility and tank the followi ng bids were awarded: for division ·A, Ro,es Excavating, ·$406,735; for division B, Mid-Atlantic ~our MODEL GT 2554 $3,999* en1ine • 42" twin-blade deck • Serviceable hydrostalic transmiuion local re1a1ler Ieda y V-Twin OHV engine • 54' triple-blade deck • Heavy-duty shalt drive engineering con trac t for a wa ter tine expansion 10 serve tlmsc resident s. At Momllly's regu lar council nieetirig. Becky Hay s of Floyd Browne Group. the vii- · !age's ~ng) neer ing firm. discus.,ed the stat us of funding r,,. the proicct. and presented '' 5.>7..,011 eng ineeri ng contral·t b~twec· n the village and the en~incerin g finn . Mll!licipal ~'' at er se rvi ce was promised Hobson resident~. ;J\ong with other villa!..!l' se rvices. when the vil- • Rutland Club · members hear about . . Beth sargent/photo flowers of a fading Meigs Elementary K-5 art teacher, Jan Haddox created th is eight-foot-high by 10-foot-wide mural which witt be displayed above the trophy case in the school's main foyer. The theme of the mural is "Accomplis hing Dreams·Thru Education" and is meant to season. ·See Page A3 inspire students with 'the Idea that they can be anyth ing they want to be when they grow up if they apply themselves. "Education • Family Medicine. is a vehicle," said Haddox as he stood in front of the mural depicting ast ronauts, teachers , architects and doctors . See Page A3 -----'------------------------------------------• Local Briefs. See Page A5 • For the Record. about new serv ices offered at motion. She ca lled P.VH's Midd leport Cl inic to induck BY BETH SERGENT See Page A5 BSERGENT@MYDAILYSE NTI NEL.COM the Middleport branch. website a vital n.1cdia tool weekly visits from obstetrics • Lyons completes basic . Leach said she was proud which is one of many to get and gynecological physic~<UI> POMEROY - Director of of her marketing depart- · the word out abou t satellite Mark Nolan and Mkhacl training. See Page A5 Marketing and Public · Corbin . Nolan and Corbin. • Marshals give $10,000 · Relations for Pleasant Valley ment's ability to create award clinics, health fairs, doctors who practice in West Virginia. Hospital Amy Leach visited winning, in-house ads such and fundraiscrs. to cabbie who turned in After Leach spoke, Jeff are current ly wailing on their the Meigs County Chamber as the "I Believe" and fugitives. See Page A6 Fleck, business development Ohio medical licenses. of Commerce's business - " Miracle" commercials. Chamber coordinator. Erin V-Twin OHV enaine • 44~ side dischaJge 1 • 27 HP' Kohler• Command" V-Twin OHV engine • 60" Command Cut System" 3~year limited warranty*** SPECIALFINANCING AVAILABLE. See your retailer lor delat s ~ You'tt reap the rewards of owning a versatile, hardworking Cub Cadet' tractor, while your wallet benefits from a terrific deal. But that's only if you .take advantage of . this limited-time offer while it lasts. For more information, cali 1-877-CUB-TOUGH. minded luncheon ye~ terday to discuss marKeting a small. hospital to the .public, and WFATHER .. · ALLPOWER EQUIPMENT 8880 UNITED LANE ATHENS, OH 45701 {740) 593-3279/ {800) 710-1917. ' (TOLL FREE) . ' ,. :, r /.,••; . . ' ... :J ' ~ ,• ~ ~ J, 1830 OLD LOGAN ROAD SE OH 43130 .LANCASTER, ' (740) .653-2827'/ {800) 710-1921 {TOLL FREE) . . ~: !' 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Those households are slilt without wate r service, exccpl for a handfu l who ha ve co nnected to the Gall ia Cou nty Rural Water system. Accordi ng to Hay>. the proposed 1\';ttcr line ex pansion will pnll·idc llater service to appw.\i nw tely 5ll residctHs 111 15 households . The INSIDE · • 20 HP' Kohler• Command" J. REED MIDDLEPORT Middleport Vi llage Counci l took a first ' tep in fulfilling a prom ise to Hobson residents Monday c\'ening, signing an • 23 HP' Kohter• Command• euttlns deck • Smart Jet" deck wish ZERO INTEREST AND ZERO PAYMENTS FOR & MONTHS" $7,499* BY BRIAN BR EEO@MYDAILVS ENTINEl.COM . Page A5 • Gladys Deem, 89 • Mary Branch Doer1er, 74 V1s1l your loca l re-talie today TANK" M60·KH W!QE TRACK Middleport approves engineering for Hobson water • expansiOn . . MURAL FOR MEIGS ELEMENTARY OBITUARIES ' $3,599* Storage Systems, $502,870; attend the next meeting ·holes for the two new water they may n~ol , need all of the for division E, Microcom scheduled for 7 p.m. on Sept. we ll s for the village. The bid money and are allowing for Inc ., $63,450. . 19. Council also requested was the lowest or three bids. overag~s on lhc projed. The Tabled bids were in reference their vi ll age solicitor be pre- Ohio Drilling has been in funding mu st be in . place to divisions C and D which are sent for the meeting. busi ness since I907 and has before the m n.,truction can the construction of the actual Council lias questions prev iou.sly done work within begin nn the water treatment water treatment plant and elec- about references on subcon- the vi llage. , facil ity in October. trical respectively. tractors. back up generators. Council passed Resolution During open di sctJs-;ion Counci l fell that before bids ·what type of fi lter system that 589 which will begin the Counci lman Ga ry Freeman were awarded in di visions C will be used at the new water process of securing the vi l- sugge:-~ t ed orga niLin g a work and D that representatives treatment faci lity and if the lage's portion of the f~nding · detail to put the annex buildfrom its engineering firm village can negotiate with the for the new wa ter treatment ing:s '' furnace into the Strand and Associates along su b contractors. plant. The vi llage plans to municipal bui ld ing 111 anticiwith a representative from A bid of $6.590 from Ohio take out a ·Joan with the Ohio pation of v,:inter. The annex Downing Construction (low Drilling of Mass(in was Water Develo pment Authori ty Please see Racine, AS bidders for division C) should approved for drillin g test fo r around $500,000 Lhough • 19 HP' Kohler• Courage"' ZERO INTEREST AND ZERO PAYMENTS FOR & MONTHS " Z· FORCE• 44 w\<w.mydailyscntincl.rum *** BASELINES: LHP Cliff Lee is 30-12 the past two seasoils and his .7 I4 winning percentage is second to . only Minnesota's Johan Santana (. 717) among major league pitchers with at least 30 decisions. The last Indians pitcheno lead the league in winning percentage was Charles Nagy ( 175), who won 80 percent of his games in 1997 .... The Indians recalled RHPs Fausto Carmona .and Jason Davis from Triple-A Buffalo. Carmona was up tor one day em· tier thi s season while Davis was back for his tourth sti nt. "It's great to be back, especially no\\'," said Davis, who began the season on Cleve land'~ roster before being sent down. ZERO INTERESTAND ZERO PAYMENTS FOR & MONTHS" V1S1l \\' EDNI·.Sil.\Y, SEPTEl\IUER q, 2005 Racine awards bids ·ror water treatment plant SPOR,TS . aren' t getting <.:aught up in the ,mention. They're aware of their place in the standings. hut the lnd i<ms know th at to make the postseason they can' t atlord any slipups in 1he final few weeks. "The focus has to remain on laking care of ourselves." Wedge said. "They know if we take care of our own backyw·d, good things wi II happen ... . ' Indians finally getting attention they deserve as they fight for Wild.Card . ,, PVH donates to youth football league, As afternoon and several activities, suc h as street entertainment and holiday mu sic. are POMEROY - Ways of bei ng planned. • .increasing interest in the hi sIt was noted durin g the torical downtown of Pomeroy meeting that the ornaments were discussed at 1\lesda)"s featuring etchings ,of the new meeting of the Pomeroy bridge undec construction and the 1928 one schedu led for Merchants Association. · A walki ng tour has tenta- demolition in 2007, are availlive ly been set for Nov. 5. able for sale at banks and Susan Clark, -chairman, has businesses in town . Tire cost alrea~y talked : with Michael · is $8 and the proceeds go into Gerlach about providing a Pomeroy' s downtown beauticommentary on the architet- tication projects. , Erin Roush of the Meigs ture of !he buildings and the Chamber of businesses they have housed Countv ov.er the past century' during Comnierce reported that the the tour. flags whi ch will be used by A comm ittee from the merchants to denote a busiMerchants group will meet ness is open will be ready later this month with Gerlach later this week. She noted that to work out details of the three extra ones have been program which is geared to made up over. those ordered kickoff the holiday shoppi11g and are for sale t-o merchants. season. . It was reported that Bob Emergency Again this .Year the annual Byer, Christmas parade with the Management Agency direcarrival of Santa Claus will be' tor; and his daughter, Mary held on the Sunday following Byer Hill, -are in the process Bu sinesses of preparing kits to be sent .to Thanksgiving. Will observe open ho~ ses that Katrina victim,_ RolL-;h · spoke ahout a Hob>< HI D1·ive and Leading Creek Road. The npansion wilt require permits fr rm1 NorfolkSout hern and the Ohio of Dcpmtment Tramponation. since 1he new waterline will cross both the railroad 1rads and Ohio 7, Ha y!'i said . • Floyd Browne Group esti- Ill'\' I Please see PVH, AS Piease see Hobson, AS It's a mystery Contribut ions can be · left with Byer at hi s office in the annex on Mulberry Heights. or with Hill. a1 her em ploy ment in the Meigs County Courthouse. · A report was give n by Peggy Barton, treasurer. .on the sa le of ducks for the Sternwhee l Riverfest derbv Saturday., Sept. 24. a projec1 of the Merchants Association. "Adoption'' papers for the numbered ducks are available ill several downtown businesses a11d from Association members. The cost of adopting a duck is $5. The owner of the duck crossing 1he finish line lirst -will win $I ,000 in Chamber bucks which ca n be spent with any of more than I 00 members Qf the Meigs Chamber of County Commerce. Second J)rize is a $500 savings bon.d given by Farmers , Bank. lhird is a $200 saving s Char1ene Hoenlch / photo bond from Ohio· Valley Is it a toadstool, mushroom or JUSt a puff batt? Jerry Rought of Bank , and fourth a $75 sav -. Lincoln Hill. ·Pomeroy, who found 1t one morning in his back yard ings bond from People's doesn' t know. It's heavy. spongy and looks somewh<Jt like a skull. Here he shows it to Ills great-granddaughter. Abby Ham1tton . Please see Tour, AS ' � 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 09. September 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 September 13, 2005 chaney doefer durbin moore sanders