http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/48f59ef1b7d7f046f2ab81158f7502b8.pdf 125f5216e631479c313519720b00339b PDF Text Text • Pqe B6 • The Daily Sentinel . Tuesday, June www.mydailysentinel.com 20,2006 Big Bend Blues Bash· edition inside todays Sentinel Cinc.innati doubles up Mets, 4-2 Giants coaches contacted by NEW YORK (AP) - Ken Griffey Ir. tied Mike Schmidt on the career home run chart and Bronson Arroyo pitched a complete game to lead the BY JANIE McCAULEY leader was Mitchell. ASSOCIATED PRESS Cincinnati Reds past the New Selig has said he was appointed in York Mets 4-2 Monday night March by prompted .to launch an invesfor !heir eighth straight victoSAN FRANCISCO commission- tigation in part by the spring ry on lhe road. Members of the San er Bud Selig release of the book "Game of Griffey's 548th homer put Francisco Giants' coaching to head the Shadows," by two San him in lllh place along with staff have been contacted by I e a g u e ' s Francisco Chronicle reporters the Hall of Fame third baseformer Sen. George Mitchell investigation who detailed Bonds' alleged man and ruined a strong start in his independent investigainto SJeroids use of steroids, insulin and by New York's Orlando tion of steroids in baseball. · in the sport. human growth hormone. Hernandez. . " I understand some guys '----" B o n d s • There is no timetable for Next up for Griffey is were supposed to (talk to Bonds second on completing the investigation. Reggie Jackson with 563. him)," Giants manager Felipe the career Authors Lance Williams Brandon Phillips added a · AJou told The Associated home run list behind Hank and Mark Fainaru-Wada Press on Monday. "That's alii Aaron, is among the players wrote that Bonds .started · two-run double and Arroyo know. That is very personal. I being investigated. threw a seven-hitter for the · Alou said he had not yet using steroids because he was Reds, thrilled . to be on · the don't ask these guys." toad again. They just lost Several people within been contacted by Mitchell, jealous of the attention paid to Mark McGwire's home run eight of nine to end their Major League Baseball con- "but 1 probably will." ·· • ~P photo Bench coach Ron Wotus, race with Sammy Sosa in worst I0-game home stand (2finned that coaches on Alou's Cincinnati Reds first baseman Scott Hatteberg, right, congratu- staff had heard from Mitchell. bullpen coach Mark Gardner, 1998 . . 8) since 1950. The 41-year-old Bonds, : The NL East-leading Mets lates pitcher eronson Arroyo after beating the New York' Mets . They spoke on condition of hitting coach Joe Lefebvre · also have looked more com- 4-2, during MLB baseball Monday at Shea Stadium in New York. anonymity after being asked and first base coach Luis · who passed Babe Ruth wtth not to discus's the investiga- Pujois declined to comment his 715th car.eer home run last fortable on the road recently. and nine hits in 5 2-3 innings onds. They've dropped three of four of a 9-8 loss to Cincinnati on Phillips finally tried a fake tion publicly. Harvey Shields, when asked if they had been · month, ha~ always dented at Shea Stadium since 'win- May 7. . and break around plate one of Giants slugger Barcy contacted by Mitchell - as usmg sterotds of any other ning eight in a row to close a Leading off ·the sixth, umpire Dan . lassogna, and · Bonds' personal trainers, who did longtime equipment man- performance-enhancmg drugs . 9-1 road trip. · Griffey drove a 2-2 pitch from was called out for running works for the team, also was ager Mike Murphy. Hitting -insisting everything he has assi stant Willie Upshaw said accomplished is a product of Arroyo (9-3) gave up a run Hernandez an estimated 440 way outside the base line just being'sought by Mitchell. Senate majority The former he had not heard from natural talent and hard work . in · the, first · and Car!os . feet oft.-the lower portion of as Hernandez applied the tag. Beltran s I 9th homer leadmg the scoreboard in right-center Hernandez flipped the ball to off the moth. He struck out for hi s 12th homer this season Phillips, who tossed it into the five and walked one in his ·and a 2-1 Cincinnati lead. stands behind Cincinnati 's third career complete game, The Reds loaded the bases dugout. second this season. in the eighth against Pedro Reyes · hit Arroyo's first After David Wright's one- Feliciano, and Phillips pitch of the game for a double CLEVELAND (AP) - Michael Barrett serves a 10- " In the third, Blanco singled out sin.gle, Arroyo retired Jose blooped a two-run double to and scored on Beltran 's Henry Blanco tied a career game suspension that began and · Pierre followed with an Valentm and Xavter Nady to right off Chad Bradford. hi gh with four RBls and Juan . Monday. . RBI triple down the first-base end it on !tis !16th pitch. Hernandez turned a color- groundout. Pierre drove in three runs to After opening the season 2- line. Pierre scored on a sacriNotes: Qriffey and his help the Chicago Cubs beat for-39 (.051 ), Blanco has bat- fice fly by Todd Walker to The right-han'der, acquired ful, unassisted double/lay to from B.oston on March 20 for end the second. Davi Ross' father, Ken Sr:, have com- the Cleveland Indians 12-8 ted .542 ( 13-for-24) during a make it 3-0. outfielder Wily Mo Pena in a RBI single tied the score at 1 bined for 700 major leag ue Monday night. seven-~ame hitti.ng strhk. Cleveland tied it with two trade that has worked out and left runners at the corners home runs .... Arroyo pitched Rookie Sean Marshall (4-5) He's hming .436 (17-for-39) homers in lhe bottom half. beautifully for the Reds, with one out. Arroyo then his first complete game for gave up four runs over five · in his career at Jacobs Field. With two outs, Eduardo . retired 10 straight before Jose popped up a suicide squeeze Pittsburgh at Shea Stadium on innings before a 73-minute The Indians caught a break Perez hit his eighth of the Reyes' bloop single in the and Hernandez lunged, to the Oct. 2, 2001. His other com- rain delay in the top of the just before Blanco delivered . season _ all off left-handers. eighth. · ground to make the catch, plete game this season was a sixth. The left-hander earned With two on and one out, After Jhonny Peralta walked, Makinghisftfthstartforthe trapping Phillips off third four-hitter in a 6-1 win over his first road win since April Freddie · B~num's sharp Travis Hafner launched a St. Louis on Ma?' I .... Af!'OYO Mets since being acquired base. htt basemnner drive into the mezzanine secfrom Arizona on May 24, Hernandez got up and sta- thr~w ~ career-htgh 127 pitch- 14.The Cubs, coming off an 0- grounder Ronny Cedeno between first tion in right field that has Hernandez (4-6) yielded two . tioned himself on the line es m hts previOus outtng, a 6- 6 homestand in which they and second. Bynum got cred- b · k d "P k ·11 " runs and eight hits over seven between Phillips and ~QSS--to Milwauk.ee that were outscored 43-17, won it for a hit but Cedeno was · . eenmc name ron vt e innings. He struck out seven, waiting to make the "fag. But snapped his three-game win- their fourth straight on the out. ' m hts honor.. The 461-foot including Griffey the first two Phillips 'slowly sauntered in ning streak .... Nady returned road. Cleveland has lost four Blanco then hir a 2-2 pitch ~nve was h~ s 19th of the seatimes up, and walked two. , the other direction - so El to the lineup in RF for the first in a row and 12 of 16 overall. over the wall in left for a 6,-3 son and maJor league-leadmg With· the Diamondbacks, Duque simply folded his arms time since his appendectomy Blanco, facing the Indians lead . I Oth off a lefty. Hernandez gave up eight runs and waited a couple of sec- on May 30 and went 0-for-4. for the first time since hitting It was the eighth hoti-ter Peralta· hit ~is s~venth .396 ( 13-for-41) against them allowed by Johnson in his last ho"'!er on a 1-0 pttchwt!h one while with Minnesota in six starts. The right-hander out _m the fifth to make t~ 6-4. 2004, snapped a 3-3 til! in the lost his fourth straight start Pterre htt a two-run ~10gle fourth with a three-run homer and is 1-7 with a 7.38 ERA in off Fernando Cabrera 10 the off Jason Johnson (3-8). II starts since April 18. sixth and Phil Nevin added a • from Page Bl The veteran came in with a :Jacque Jones opened the two-run homer off Jeremy .218 career average but a .320 Cubs' second by hitting an 0- Guthrie in the seventh to ' mark against Cleveland. He I pitch the opposite .way to make it 1.0-4. It was Nevin's 80 miles away in Greensboro is eJfpected to be the Cubs: left for his 13th homer and fifth drive of the season and While a new arena was built primary catcher while starter 1-0 lead. the 200th of his career. · in· Raleigh. Few fans turned up in the bc;ginning and the upper deck was curtained off, the demand for tickets so light. . · Now, the Hurricanes are champions, capitalizing on their second trip to lhe finals. Four years ago, they were beaten in five games by Detroit The biters have nothing to be ashamed of, making it all the way to the final game of the season after barely getting into the playoffs. Fernando Pisani did it again for .Edmonton, scoring his playoff-leadin~ 14th goal just over a minute mto the third to make a game of it, and goalie Iussi Markkanen had another strong game with 25 saves. The best-of-seven series looked as if it would be a rout AP photo when Carolina rallied from a Carolina Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward holds up the Conn three-goal deficit to win Smythe Trophy for most valuable player in the playojfs as he Game I and blew out the celebrates his team's victory after winning Game 7 of the Oilers 5-0 in Game 2. The Stanley Cup hockey finals ·over the Edmonton Oilers in Raleigh, • I 8-81 HP Oilers also had to .cope with · the loss . of playoff star N.C., on Monday. major service points Dwayne Roloson, who had for Carolina. The defenseman gone in the second. Kaberle played every minute of the delivered a slap shot that skid- fired a sial? shot over a diving ·are e asy to reach . postseason 10 goal until he ded through a half~ dozen Jason Smtth, whose sweater .went out with a knee injury in players scrumming in front ·of appeared to catch part of the • Cab and boom lift foward the opener. . the net and on through the puck and cause it 111 dip under . But, led by Markkanen and \egs of Markkanen, Who Markkanen's left pad when he and up for full access to · Pisani, the Oilers rebounded appeared to be screened. had his glove out to make the from a 3-1 deficit. T~ey It was the Hurricanes' 'first save. engine or transmission ""ulled .out an overtime win in goal in 95:01, going back to Pisani gave the Oilers hope Carolina - with the cup the second period of Game 5. at I :03 in the lhird, crashing somewhere in. the bowels of . Carolina . thought it had the net to knock in a loose !he RBC Center, waitin~; to be another goal in the final sec- puck after Cam Ward had handed out if the Humcanes ends of the period. Rod already made one save anQ won. Brind'Amour flipped a pass to tume~ aside a rebound try. Edmonton returned home Craig Adams, who fanned on Edmonton was the first apd blew out Carolina 4-0 in his first shot but then back- eighth-seeded team to reach Game6. handed the puck off the final s under the current That's where the.comeback Markkanen's stick. format, knocking off three The goalie fell facefirst to higher-ranked teams ended. Right from the start, the ice, the puck spinning over including regular- season Carolina seized the momen- ·him and toward the post. champ Detroit - . along the tum wilh the sort of energy Defenseman Steve St 1ios way. The Oilers were in the finals and passion that had been dove into the net and stuck out his right glove in an attempt to for the first time since 1990, missing since Game 5. when they won their fifth cup Erik Cole delivered a big hit keep the puck out. at center ice to force It was hard to tell exactly in seven years. For most of the Edmonton into a turnover, and · where the puck was on most '80s, Edmonton was the cenMatt Cullen took off the other of the replays, but one angle ter of the hockey world with way with lhe puck. He swept appeared to show the puck . , star,studded teams led by in on Markkanen, who made a sliding under Staios and just Wayne Gretzky, Mark across th~ goal line. However, Messier, Jari Kurri. , Paul .good save off his chest. · The , Hurricanes didn't let the officta!s ruled that play Coffey and Grant Fuhr. But spiraling salaries and up. keeping Edmonton bottled was dead as soon as ,Staios up in its own zone. Mark struck the puck with his hand changing economics sent the Recchi got possession behind since a delayed penalty had Oilers irtto a tailspin, putting lhe net and attempted a pass to been called on Edmonton 's their very future in doubt. Andrew Ladd standing in Ethan Moreau - a· huge Now, in the first season of the front, only to . have the rico- break for tlte Oilers with 4.1 new . salary cap-protected NHL. they made a title run chet back to Aaron Ward seconds left in the period. Carolina finally made it 2-0 with a blue-collar team femurmoving in from the point. . That worked out just fine with just over fouc minutes ing few big names. Mitchell 'in steroids probe , .I j ~ ~~ ('Fl\' .> ' I'S ' • Vol • .~~ >.l • Nu · -• >t~ • Feeney Bennett blasts Gallipolis. See Page 81 ' . BY Holzer Meigs Clinic about banking ·account numbers of the scam. · the callers. "Holzer Clinic does not Jeffers said she knew of four residents· that had been call patients or the general approach via telephone by public for donations," Jeffers people claiming to be repre- said, urging anyone who gets sentatives of Holzer Clinic ·a suspicion call to phone the who then went on to ·ask for clinic at 992-0060 or the charitable donation~;, for 'the Pomeroy Police Department clinic. One phone call even at 992-6411. said Holzer Clinic was sellJeffers added that the clining tickets for some kind of ic would not tie involved in charity. somethin~ that would cause Proffitt said the goal of the the public harm and this 'call is to get credit card or scam sounds like it most certainly would. "Scams are on the rise again," Proffitt warned, want-· ing local merchants to also be aware that his department had recently confiscated a conn-· terfeit $50 and $20-bill circulated in Pomeroy businesses. · Another scam that has hit some residents in Pomeroy according to Proffitt are internet and mail scams. Proffitt said scammers use the internet to get banking information from residents and then send them an authentic looking cashiers check and/or money order through some profitable arri).ngement. When residents go to cash the cashier's check or mbney order they find the serial numbers don't match and it's not authentic. Unfortunately the victim is liable for any money spent from the fraudulent documents. "If it's too good to be true it most generally is," Proffitt reminds residents. I L BRIAN J. ~EED t . ,:! BREEOOMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM I • POMEROY -A vehicle stolen Friday from a Syracuse women has been recovered and two Athens County men · have been charged with grand theft auto. . Meigs County Sheriff Robert Beegle said Paul McCoy of Athens and George Eddy Stobart of Nelsonville were arrested last weekend af!d appeared Monday before County Ceurt Judge Steven L. Story. They were released on their own recognizance, Beegle said. Page A5 The 1997 Mercury was • Denver Olin Curtis, a4 stolen from the home of its owner, Cynthia Bateman of • Sandra McDaniel, 59 Syracuse, and Beegle said a coincidence helped officers ·recover it. According to Beegle, Deputy Don Mohler had questioned McCoy and • Ohio University Stobart near Racme on president apologizes Friday, when their own car had broken down. They for hackers' theft. advised Mohler that help was See Page A2 on the way. and their vehicle • Law You Can Use. was later found abandoned. See Page A2 · Coincidentally, a friend of Bateman from Athens • Chester Council hears County saw someone driving report on Memorial Day. a vehicle matching a descripSee Page A3 . . tion of Bateman's Mercury while the two women were • WOUB wins two on the ·telephone discussing Associated Press of Ohio · the theft. .The car was recovAwiird. See Page A3 ered by Athens County. deputies after Bateman's • Robinson chosen as 0BITUARIFS . . , · Charlene Hoelllch/-Recognized for volunteer service were from the lflft, front,_P.olly Eicbinger, .Mary K. Roush, and-Kathleen Scott, over 90.11oliJtl;teers, and back, Mary Alice Blse and Frances Alkire. 20ylfa'r5; Editli S"son;•.Geraldlne Cleland, 15 years· and Maxlnetlftflr; Eletty Longenette, Rosanna Manley. and Exa Mae Christian, 10 years. Severall'!ere unable to attend. lor INSIDE New Holland Skid Steer ' \\\\\\ , lll~tlail~o,t• ulilwl.t·olll :!OU6 Coincidence helps solve auto theft case Work Without Limits - BY BETH SERGENT · BSERGENT®MYD~I LYSENTINEL . COM POMEROY - Residents of Meigs County are '\Sked to be on alert for phone calls from people claiming to represent Holzer Clinic where the callers ask for donations for the clinic, this according to Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt. . Proffitt said he was contacted yesterday by Diana Jeffers, clinic manager for a • All '\' 1 ; "~' l·.' :!. I , " l',' llNI '·'Sll\\' . , •ll "' Phone·scarn fal.sely claims to benefit Holzer Clinic SPORTS Carolina I restroom art gallery, A2 .. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Cubs roar past Cleveland, 12-8 I Louvre in the loo? Village opens l. finalist in Pre-Teen.Qhiq Scholarship program. See Page A3 . • Transfers posted. See Page A5 • For the Record. See Page A5 Ple•se see Auto theft. AS Holzer Clinic profile airs Saturday BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLYCI!>MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM WEA1HER Detallo on Po&• o\6 INDEX 2 SECilONS- 12 PAGES A3 Calendars Classifieds 82-4 Comics Dear Abby Editorials Bs A3 A4 Obituaries As Sports >: Weather BSection A6 © aoo6 Ohio Valley Pubtlshl"'l Co. " GALLil'OLIS - A segment of a cable television program profiling Holzer Clinic will be broadcast this Saturday, clinic officials said. "Inside Health" on The Learning Chimnel will air the segment at 7 a.m. "For Holzer Clinic to be recognized at a national level, it is a t;eflection of our commitment to our patients and to our serviae area," said J.R. Sauer, marketing and physician· relations manager for Holzer Clinic, who is among the clinic officials interviewed for the program. ''This-honor is directly related to the physicians, Jeadershi p · and support staff of HolzerCiinic," Sauer added. · Image Associates LLC, a Charleston, W. Va.-based production company, was contacted by nationally-known Broadcast News Corp. in May .to tape the segment for "In side Health ," which is hosted by Peggy Fleming. Interviewed along with Sauer were Dr. Wayne Munro, the clinic's president, P'-•se see Holzer, AS • BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH ~OEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The 33rct annual luncheon ·of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program highlighted the recognition of the nearly 175 volunteers w~o last year contributed 28,774 hours in community service valued at $519,083. Diana Coates, director, emceed the event which include the presentation of certificates and plaques to I0, 15 an 20 years volunteers, and gave special reco~nition to five active volunteers rangmg in age from 90 to 100. The honorees included Frances Alkire and Mary Alice Bise, 20 years; Geraldine Cleland, Goldie Frederick, Vinca Lee, Edith Sisson, Mary Bell Warner. 15 years, an Exa Mae Christian, Maxine Little, Betty Longenette and Rosanne Manley, 10 years. · Spe~;Cial recognition wt;nt to Leona . Cleland, 90, Polly Eic~inger, 92 ; Vinas Lee, 91; Mary K. Roush, 94, and Kathleen Scott, 100. Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Scott bolh quilt every Thursday at the Forest Run Church with proceeds from quilting going to special projects at the church. Program for the affair f~atured the Hula Hoops, Lawrence Eblm and Btl! Little, and the Roush Family Singers with gospel selections. In c·onjunction with the Aloha theme, an Hawaiian cosiume contest was held with Eileen ·, Buck and Jack Coughenour winning the contest. The pfogram concluded with the awarding 'of door prizes. Here Lawrence Manley entertains the RSVP volunteers with his version of a Hula dancer. ·nag shelter receives extreme makeover ment during what was called Habitat for Dogmanity. Three . Just as people . need ROCKSPRINGS - Now Habitat for HJnuinity, dogs ·there are no excuses not to require Habitat , for adopt your new best friend in Dogmanit y to provide some a more user friendly environ- of th_e basics of living, such ment at the Meigs County as adequate shelter. Dog Shelter. None of these basics or After a recent marathon day improvements cost the . taxat the Meigs · County Dog payers of Meigs Couitty a Shelter, volunteers from the dime , though unfortunately Columbus Dog Connection the same cannot be said for Photo courtH• Columbllo DOC c-tlon These volunteers from tne Columbus Dog Connection recently (CDC) and from Meigs' each dog that is euthanized at installed wall kennels at the Meigs County Dog Shelter for County succeeded in making the shelter. .small dogs and puppies. The small kennels were donjlted by the shelter both' a more dog Ple•se see Shelter, AS and people fri~ndly environthe Union County Humane Society. · BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM '"' > ' �. LOCAL • STATE ~ The Daily Sentinel Ohio University president apologiz~ for hackers' tl~eft ATHENS (AP) Ohio University said Tuesday it has :. suspended two information technology supervisors over recent breaches by hackers who may have stolen 173,000 Social Security numbers from · school computers. The school's news release did not name the director of · communications network seh · vices - iaentified · on the school 's Web site as Thomas and manager of Reid internet and systems. Both · w·ere SUSJ?Cnded pending the · school 's Investigation of the breaches, five of which have happenect since March 2005 . A message was left late Tuesday at a home phone listing for Reid. Citing results from an independent audit, the school also said University President Roderick McDavis will ask tDI~tees for up to $2 million to improve computer security. McDavis said he deeply regretted the inconvenience and stress caused to university employees by the breaches. "We hold ourselves fully accountable," . McDavis said in an e-mail sent to faculty and staff Monday. The computer problems are among the reasons faculty issued a no-confidence vote last week against McDavis. Administrator's also are contending with faculty unrest over salaries and budget cuts, plagiarism allegations in the engineering department and football coach Frank Solich ' s no contest plea to drunken dri ving, which he is trying to withdraw to get his ' ·conviction overturned. The university announ"ed April 21 it had discovered a computer breach at its train- ing center for fledgling businesses. Since then; electronic break'-ins also were reported at the school's alumni office, health center and the department that handles records for businesses the university hires. Students, alumni and employees have been told to run credit checks and place fraud watches on their credit card and bank accounts. About two dozen people with ties io the university have told the school they were victimized by identity theft in the last year. Louvre in the loo? Village opens restroom art gallery Bv JAMES HANNAH ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER I• ' ' .1' PageA2 ' YELLOW SPRINGS Call. it Chagall in the stall, Picasso in .the powder room . or Lautrec in the latrine. · · Anyone ~houses the publi' . restrooms inside a rephca of the 1880 tmin station in this southwest Ohio village will be treated·to a display of original paintings on the walls. Dubbed the ChamberPot Gallery, the exhibition is the brainchild of two local anists hoping to draw attention to 'this artist-oriented community and to lure into the village out-of-town hikers, bikers and joggers who use a bike path next to the station. "For the most part, everybody has been very excited about this. They just think it's a hoot ," said Corrine Bayraktaroglu, co-organizer of the restroom gallery. "And we're getting puns left, right and center - take a peek while you leak." . Some of the 19 works, mostly by local artists, are bathroom-themed, including a dress made of pink, blue . and yellow tissues, and a person ' s face screaming out: "Got P"per?" Some paintings are abstract, and other subjects featured include an outhouse and a person blowing soar bubbles. " have had one or two peo. pie who I asked to put an in the bathroom and they go, · 'Eeeewwww,"' Bayraktaroglu · said. "But bein~ in the· bathroom does say, This is fun."' The idea for the display got quick approval from the arts council -and officials in the · village; which has a 1960s : feel with people in tie-dyed .. clothing and other hippie-like attire frequenting streets linedwith artisan shops. The town is influenced by Antioch Coll~ge, which has a history of social activism and AP Plloto Artists Nancy Mellon, left, and Corrine Bayraktaroglu, right, look over pieces of art while posing over a stall inside the women 's public restroom inside the Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce building. Thursday, ·June 15, in Yellow Springs. Dubbed the ChamberPot Gallery, the exhibition is ·the brainchild of the two artists hoping to .draw attention to this artist-briehted community -and to lure into the village out-of-town hikers, bikers and joggers who use a bike path next to the station. civil disobedience. Other · places have given restroom users something to look at. Sports pages are placed on the wall over urinals in some restaurant restrooms, ESPN Zone in New York Cityj:)as television sets tuned to sports inside its 15 restroom stalls, . and the John Michael Kohler Ans Center in Sheboygan, Wis., has turned its six restrooms ·into virtual an museums. One restroom features colorful, intricately painted ceramic wall tiles depicting the history of architecture. "It really is a ' good way to incorporate an into buildings," said center spokesman Kevin Cole. 'Those restrooms in Yellow Sprillgs - more than likely - will become attractions in themselves." The "Got Paper?" painting the men's room while bikin~. in the Yellow Springs 'The only problem I see IS restroom was inspired by an · men walk into the restroom, episode of the "Seinfeld" tele- and it's eyes straight ahead," vision series in which Elaine he said. finds herself in a restroom But Haddox called the stall without toilet paper. paintings wonderful and said "I kept thinking that's the he likes the idea of bringing first thing a woman asks her- colorto a normally drab place. self: 'Is there paper in here?'" Lance Rudegeair, who said Bayraktaroglu, the paint- painted a pair of toucans in a ing's creator. piece titled "Rainforest Alice Robrish, of Yellow Dream/Rainforest Scream," Springs, saw the exhibit . said he's OK with his work recently and said it shows off being displayed where people the town's artistic roots in a answer nature's call. "When you do something place used by a lot of visitors. 'The dress made out of tis- unusual, you get attention. sues-orwhatever-isespe- And artists want attention," cially apropos to the setting," he said. she said: "I just think it's fun." The paintings will be disDon Haddox, 66, of nearby played for a year. After six Beavercreek, suggested mov- months, the artwork in the ing the paintings down to eye women's room will move to level when he stopped to use the men's room and vice versa. 3.4.earthquake recorded near-Cleveland NORTH PERRY (AP) A small eanhquake that was felt along the Lake Erie coast hit . near Cleveland on Tuesday afternoon but · caused no damage. The quake was recorded .at 4: II p.m. about three miles into Lake Erie near Nonh Perry, abouJ 40 miles ea~t of Cleveland. Preliminary data ~ show · it registered ll magnitude of 3.4, said Michael Hansen, coordinator of the Ohio Stlismic Network, a division of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources that tracks earthquakes. Reports of the ground shaking came from as far west as · Westlake , and _!IS far east as Madison, Hansen said. Akron Magnetic Boundary. "It caused a lot of excite- The fault runs diagonally ment with people," he said . . through Summit County and Hansen said researchers are into Geauga, Lake and particularly intrigued because Ashtabula counties and was it was the I Oth and largest formed when Nonh America quake in nonhern Ohio this tried unsuccessfully to split a year. The second-biggest was billion years· ago. · a 3.0 magnitude March J I, When the Earth shifts the 2006, also beneath the lake. fault sometime$ shifts, caus"This is a fairly good ing an earthquake. amount, more than usual. Ohio's . largest earthquake What that means exactly 1 registered 5.4 in 1937 in don ' t know. I don't think Shelby County, a rural area anybody can make much of between Toledo and Dayton. a prediction on that,'' The quake toppled chimneys, Hansen said. gravestones and a school in Scientists say Ohio's earth- the town of Anna. quakes are linked to an Hansen asked people who ancient scar six-thousand feet felt Tuesday's earthquake to deep that is known as the repon their experience on the network's Web site at http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/ OhioSeis/. ' LAW YOU CAN USE · Council will follow the p.m. , Forked Run State Park, Church, 9 a. m. to 2 p.m. Bethel Daughters' i nstalla- shelter #2. Registration and continental tion. Public welcome. POMEROY HyseiibrealCfast begins at 8 a.m. Thursday, June 22 Refreshments. Hunnel reunion will be held ' Theme is "Growin g in God's SYRACUSE - Carleton Monday, June 26 of Mike Manin , at the home Love" Reservations due by College Board of Trustees POMEROY Oh-Kan 379806 S.R . 7. A covered June 20. I41st annual meeting, 7 p.m .• COOLVILLE Faith Syracuse Community Center. Coin Club, 7 p.m. at the dish dinner will be held at I • Pomeroy Library. p.m. Church, Coolville, Harvest Monday, June 26 ·.1\tesday, June 27 Thorn, · KYGER -- The Bradbury Drummond · ROCKSPRINGS RACINE Racine Area reunion will be held at the Louisville, Ky., speaking 10 Salisbury . Towns.hip Community Organization; a.m. and 7 p.m. Word of Kyger Lodge HalL Trustees, 6:30p.m. , 1ownship 6:30 p.m. at Star Mill Park. , Prophecy. halL Potluck. New members wel· Friday, June 23 e~ents come. LANGSVILLE ATHENS Southern Weekend meetings at Sunday, June 25 Consortium for Children, I 0 Langsville Christi an Full TUPPERS PLAINS a.m. at the offices located at Gospel Church, 7 p.m. Bethel Worship Center's through Sunday, with James 20 East Circle Drive, ~hursday, June 22 Building 20, Third Floor, Vacation Bible School, 6:30- and Iris Cole of Chri stian Ml/I'PERS PLAINS 8:45 p.m. , today • June 29, International Prophetic Team. · Athens. VFW Post 9053 , will meet at for kids age three through Special singing . Three miles Thursday, June 29 7 p.m. at the hall in Tuppers up to twelfth grade, west of Rutland on Ohio 124. students CHESTER - Shade River Plains. Lodge 453, special meeting, Son Treasure Island theme. Sunday, June 25 POMEROY Meigs 7 p.m. for the purpose of conREEDSVILLE The County Coalition to educate ferring the Master Mason Gospelaires will present a parents and students about degre_e on one candidate. concert at 7 p.m. . at the alcohol and drug abuse will' Refreshments. All Master Reedsville United Methodi st Wednesday, June 21 meet at 7 p.m. at God's NET, Masons invited. .Church. The public is invited . MIDDLEPORT - Revival Community Mulberry CARPENTER - Mt. services, 7 p.m. through June Center, Pomeroy. 25, at the Hobson Christian Union Baptist Church near RACINE Racine to host Fellowship (Church. Special Carpenter American Legion Auxiliary, "Dayspring" in concen 6:30 Saturday, June 24 singing. John Elswick, evanPost 602; 7 p.m. at the halL p.m. For more information POMEROY Milhoan gelist. ·POMEROY - Caring and ca11'742-2832. Thursday, June 22 Sharing Support Group, 1 reunion II a.m. to 3 p.m. at p.m. at the Senior Center. ,the Ohio Valley Christian · POMEROY - Revival at Assembly at Darwin. . • Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Topic, difficult behaviors. Sunday, June 25 Church, 7 p.m.. through Sunday, June 25 HENDERSON, W.Va. Saturday. Denver Mc~arty MIDDLEI?ORT -- Bethel Thursday, June 22 62, job's Daughers,_ semi- Descendants of Sam and speaker, singing by Brian & POMEROY Martha annual installation of · offi- Melvina · Birchfield annual Family Connections, Gospel Greenaway will observe her cers, 2 p.m. Kriste'n Davis, reunion, at the Henderson Bluegrass Gentlemen, and 95th birthday Thursday. A. PHQ and incomig honored Community Building. Basket Mercy. card shower is being planned . queen, to serve as installing luncheon at noon. Saturday, June 24 Cards may be sent to her at officer. The annual installaREEDSVILLE CHESHIRE - Women's the Rocksprings tion of Bethel Guardian Biriam/Hayman reunion,) Retreat at Cheshire Baptist Rehabilitation Center. Now, how do I collect? Q.: I just won a judgment likely to move the money if in court against one of my he or she believes a garnishcustomers. How do I collect ment is imminent. the money owed to me? Q.: What is a respondent? A: The most effective way A.: The respondent is the to collect on. a judgment is to third party who receives the file for garnishment garnishment order from the Q.: What · is a garnish- court · and is , ordered to · ment? respond. An employer is the A: A garnishment is a docu- respondent when wages are ment filed in coun to get bank garnished. and a bank is genmonies or wages held by a erally the r~:spondent on a third party to satisfy a judg- bank garni shment . The ment The two types are non- respondent must answer the wage garnishments and wage court ' s garnishment order by garnishments. Ohio law allows sending · the appropriate up .to 25 percent of an individ- amount of money or a repon ual's wages to be collected in to the co~rt . This repon from the coun tells the creditor -if order to pay a creditor. Q.: What is a non-wage the garnishment' has been garnishment? successful. A: A non-wage garnishQ.: If a respondent does ment, usually a bank garnish- not respond to a garnishment, is filed to allow money ment order, what can a . from a debtor's bank account creditor do? to be paid through the 'court A.: The law says a plaintiff to a creditor. If the funds are · can ask the coun to proceed not exempt, a creditor can against a garnishee for contake the full amount of tempt. Therefore, if the money in the account up to respondent (employer or the amount of the judgment. bank) fails to respond to a Q.: What is a wage gar- garnishment order, the credi· tor may file a subpoena nishment? A.: A wage garnishment is requiring the respondent to filed to require an employer appear in court with records to deduct a cenain percentage and an explanation. Often, a of th0 money a debtor earns respondent will give an from employmert in order toe>. answer that should have been . pay a creditor through the provided in the first place. A coun. In each pay period, the respo.ndent who does not employer must pay the court answer the subpoena will a portion (up to 25 percent) have failed to honor a ..garofthedebtor'sincomeeamed nishment and may be sued after standard deductions are for the amount of the judgtaken. For _example. if an ment against the debtor. Q.: How long does a gar· individual is paid weekly, the employer must · deduct 25 nishment last? percent of _the . employee's A.: Ohio wage garnish- · weekly earnmgs. Employers ments are continuous orders. generally incorporate gar- This. means that a· garnish· nishment orders into their . ment remains in effect until regular payroll processes and the judgment is paid, or the forward the garnishment pay- respondent receives anothe( ment directly to the coun. garnishment against the same The court, in tum, p_ays the debtor, or the respondent creditor. receives a llamishment of Q.: Must I notify the higher prionty (e.g., a tax debtor before filing for a levy, a child suppon order, or wage garnishment? an orcler from a jurisdiction A.: Yes. To begin the with higher authority). A process, you must first mail a wage garnishment usuallY. "notice ofcourt proceeding to lasts for six months or until collect debt" ·to let the debtor the judgment is paid. know you will file for gar~ · nishment in 15 days. This L6w You Can Use is a notice need only be mailed by weekly consumer legal infor· certified mail or certificate of maJion column provided by mailing, and you do not have the Ohio State Bar. to get proof of service. You Association (OSBA). This must not file the garnishment article was prepared by aitoruntil the 15 . days have ney Hal Burke of . the expired. Once you have Toledofirm, Scheer Green & mailed the notice, you must Br,trke Co. LPA. For more begin . the garnishment rro- informalion on a variety of ceeding within 45 days o the legal topics, visit the OSBA's mailing. If the garnishment Web site at www. ohiobar. does not start within that 45 org. Articles appearing in day period, you will need to this column are intended to mail the debtor another 15- provide broad, general infor~ day notice to start the process malion about the law. Before again. If, however, you intend applying this information to to file a bank garnishment, a specific legal /roblem, you do not have to notify the readers are urge to seek debtor, since a debtor may be advice from an anorney. ' I f so, you qualify for a ' Senior Discount* 45alltpolh~ DEAR ABBY: Over the Iast three years, my best friend of 15 years, "Hazel," has engaged in some disturbing lmernet dating behavio.-. · Several months ago, she Dear · answered a classified ad on the Internet in which a man Abby was looking for women who .enjoy "domestic discipline ." (In other words, "spanking.") Not only did Hazel go to meet this ma n in person, but doesn ' t seem to be happy. she married him after know- Tell him• that you feel you ing him for o nly three weeks! have grown apan, but do not When I met him in person, understand what has gone every alarm God ever gave wrong. Tell him that you long me as a woman went off at for the relationship you had once . He was very aggres- when you were first married, SIVe and began making inap- and that you would like for propriate comments in front the two of you 'to get some of me about spanking her marri&ge counseling. after knowing me for less If that provokes an argu. than 10 minutes. ment, stay calm and explain Hazel keeps pressing for us that you aren't being to "get to khow him ," but a~cusatory or saying it to every time I think about it I upset him - just trying to feel ilL My husband and I are bring the two of you closer conservative people. We again. If he refuses to go, would never associate with then go without him . someone we knew openly Counseling will help you practiced deviant behavior. decide the next step to take. However, I am concerned DEAR ABBY: Thirty years for my friend . I'm afraid he ago, as a Christmas gift, a may abuse her. .I don't want friend gave me an oil paintto associate with him, but I ing that had been painted by don't .want to lose Hazel. her mother. I was recently Can this relatioilshi'p be sal- told that my cancer is termivaged? SH.OCKED IN . naJ,so I have· begun "houSeTEMPE, ARIZ. cleaning." DEAR SHOCKED: Yes, . Would it be all right for me but .it won ' t be a foursome . to return the painting to my It'll be "just the girls" when friend with a note expressing you can both spare the time my delight in having once -- and I have a hunch he . owned it? No one in my fammay be keeping your friend ily. has a desire to keep the pretty busy. You don't have painting. PREPARING to approve of her lifestyle to TO GO IN DENVER make it very clear to herthat DEAR PREPARING TO CHESTER -- A repon on presided at the meeting ym1 nre only a phone call GO: I am sorry that your away if she needs you --· prognosis is not what we the .traditional Memonal Dar. which opened with pledges to · and that ' s what I recom -. would have wished. By all services of Chester Council the American and Christian mend you do, means, return the painting to 323, Daughters of America, flags. The Lorct:s Prayer wasDEAR ABBY: My heariis your friend. It may have sen- was given at a recent meeting given in unison and Thelma White, junior past councilor, aching. How should I tactful- timental value to her - not of .the group. It was noted that Gary Holter read from Psalms 28. · ly suggest to my husband that only because the painting Reponed were the deaths we need marriage counsel- was created by her mother. conducted the service and othing? I don ' t want to provoke but also because it belonged ers participating were Charlotte · of Margaret Amberger, May an argument about it, which I to you. When you do, write Gr.uit, Everett Grant and Doris 21; death of Leonard Koeni~, am afraid will happen. her a note and tell her that the Grueser. In the past year the Jr.. May 29, and of Dons We have just grown so far painting has brought you a Council has lost to death Esther Koenig, June 4. Mrs. Koenig . apart, and it's only been eight lifetime of happiness, and Wright, Mary Reed, Eileen was the mother of lodge years. Everything fs so nega- you only wish you could Clark, Faye Kirkhart, and member Dorothy Myers; Margaret Amberger. . Leonard Koenig was Dorothy tive, and I'm afraid I don't have enjoyed it longer. Holter, associate councilor, Myer's brother. A thank you even like him anymore. I · Dear Abby is . written by think we would be OK if we Abigail Van Buren, also could get help. But I don'i known as Jeanne Phillips, know· where to start. and was founded . by her FEELING ALONE IN mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear A'bby at WESTERVILLE. OHIO ATHENS The ulty and students to talk DEAR FEELING ALONE: www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Associated Press of Ohio pre- through their problems. At Tell your husband that you Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA WOUB with two first, the reaction was mostly sented are concerned because HE 90069. awards at the annual banquet peaceful "teach-ins" on in Columbus. "The Sky Has College Green and thousands Fallen," a documen~ about of students staging a "March unrest on the Ohio.Uruversity Against Death" throu·gh campus in the '60s and '70s uptown Athens. Eventually, T~en won best documentary and some demonstrations turned "Homeless Sex Offender," a violent. Firebombs exploded RUTLAND -- Jennifer R. nized publicly for their outRobinson, daughter of Sherry standing personal achieve- story about a . homeless sex in an ROTC supply room at R Robinson of Rutland .has ments, volunteer services, offender in Marietta won Best Peden Stadium, and students started throwing bricks been.selected a~ a finalist in the . school involvement, leadership Enterprise Reponing award. 'The Sky Has Fallen" frrst through windows and at Pre-Teen Ohio Scholarship and abilities or creative talents. aired on WOUB-TV in May police. By May 14, 23 stuPre-Teen Ohio will award Recognition. Program being 2005. Mark Leff, E. W. Scripps dents needed treatment at held Aug. 4-6 at the Midwest more than $5,000 in educaof Journalism profes- Huds.o n Health Center and 54 School Hotel and Conference Center tional bonds, prizes and sor, is writer/producer/narrator had been arrested. President in Columbus. awards . and Mark Brewer, WOUB . Sowle was forced to cancel Pre-Teen Ohio is a by-invitaLocally, Jennifer has been director for classes, final exams, and associate tion only scholarship and sponsored by the following recognition event _involving businesses: Peoples Bank , Telecommunications, is the commencement ceremonies; young ladies seven to 12 years Rutland; Fox's Pizza Den, executive producer. The docu- Mayor Raymond Shepard and Pomeroy; inentary focuses on civil unrest called in the National Guard. of age based on their school Rutland Leff said Roderick academic records, awards and Rutland Department Store; in Athens in May of 1970. On May 4, 1970, riots at honors won and/or their partic- · Rutland Bottle Gas; Rutland Candle Kent State University erupted ipation in outside activities. Service Center; President Nixon Hysell Run after Additionally, young ladles are Creations; announced that he had sent invited who have been necog- Community Church. troops into Cambodia. Natiqnal Guard troops killed four Kent State students that day and riots started at campuses across the country in CHESHIRE - A benefit pon the Fall Harvest Gospel protest and Ohio University was no exception. Ohio gosel sing will be held at 6 Sing in Rutland at the Civic University remained open p.m. Saturday at the Old Center at 6 p.m. on Oct 20 for I 0 days while President Kyger Free Will Baptis~ Claude Sowle tried to get facand I p.m. on Oct. 2 I. Church, located on Route I 554 near Cheshire. The sing will feature MEIGS COUNTY CANCER Together For Christ, The Faith '· Valley Trio, The Gospel INITIATIVE Bluegrass Gentlemen, and Brian and Family Connections. (MCCI) THINK PINK KOMEN The benefit sing is to sup- . ~otn:t: ~leasant: ~egtster Clubs and organizations I I• Robinson chosen as finalist in PreOhio Scholarship program Free/Open to All Ages: New Breast Health Information ·Door Prizes/Light Refreshments Provided ThOrs ..6-22 @. 10 AM -Middleport HobJiOn Church Tues. 6-27 @ 7 PM Pomeroy- Senior Citizen's Center Wed. 6-28 @ '10 AM· Mulberry Community Center · Thurs . 6-29 @ 12:30' PM - Forest Run Quilters Forest Run United Methodist Church Thurs. 7-6 @ 7 PM· Tuppers Plains VFW Thurs. 7-8 @ 6 :30PM - Star Grange Salem Center Mon. 8-7@ 7 PM- Tuppers Plains - St. Pauls Center · Contact Norma Torres, RN for more info . ~ctctress - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - Mall o r drop off tftla coupon along . with • copy of your photo 10 to Ohio Valley Publl•h•ng P.O. Box 4&9. Galllpoll•. OH 45631 ., .. ••• •: . ----------~--------------------· ' Fr.un o tha t n ~ r • • photo or print it on a ' mug or mouse pad . I ' J McDavis's appointment as president of Ohio University sparked his interest in doing the documentary. McDavis graduated froin OU in 1970, as did baseball team captain Joe Carbone who is now the university's head baseball coach. Interviews with Carbone and McDavis are included in the documentary as are interviews with former students including Andy Alexander, Jesse Rotman, Ron Esposito, and former Athens pol ice department captain Charlie Cochran . They discuss their memories of the spring of 1970. in Athens and what led up to the disturbances on campus .. Annie Mitchell, broadcast journalism major, won the Best Enterprise RepQrting .· award for the feature "Homeless Sex Offender" on story Newswatch. · The focused on a homeless sex offender who was living under a bridge in Marietta. Mitchell said the intrigue .of the story was the recent focus in the media on sex offenders. "As a ·society we have become aware that we need to keep track of sex offenders, but this story shows that that's ' not always possible," says Mitchell. Mitchell says she is honored to receive an award from the Associated Press. ''For anyone it's an honor, but to a student it's a big validation of the work we do," says MitchelL News watch is a student-produced news show that airs at 6:30 p.m. weekdays on WOUB-TY. 22ndAnnual Cqmmunity Health and Wellness Fair HMC Education -& Conference Center 8:30 AM - 12 Noon FUNDED GRANT _._:__ ~ ' Saturday, June 24, 2006 Subscriber"s ·Name -----------~-- Phone.-:.----;,, . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - card was read from the Officer 's ' reports were Amberger family. . given by Mary Jo Barringer. . It was repo('led that Ruth Helen · Wolf was pianist lor Smith has been discharged . the meeting: from Holzer Hospiital and is Esther Harden, Betty Biggs, back in the nursing home at and Nathan !3iggs served Circleville. · refreshments to those attendQuarterly birthdays were ing, Julie Fleming, Goldie observed. Everett Grant and Frederick, Charlotte Grant, Goldie Frederick were seated Everett Grant, Doris Grueser, at a special table where there Laura Mae Nice, Mary Jo was a gift for each one. A Barringer. Opal Hollon. Gary birthday cake made by Doris Holter, Helen Wolf, lnzy Grueser was served and Newell, Sandy While, Thelma members sang Happy White, Opal Eichinger, and · Mary K. Holter. Birthday lO the honorees. ·WOUB wins two Associated Press of Ohio Award -------------------------------________________ ____ Smile! Now you can own the picture of that unforgettable moment captured in the newspaper. Photos become timeless when framed or printed on a mug or mouse pad. 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Congress shall make no laiV respecting ·an .establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise tlureof; 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. Coristltutlon TODAY IN HIST·ORY Today is Wednesduy, .June 2 1, the 172nd· day of 2006. There are 193 days left in the year. Summer begins at 8:26 a.m. EDT. Today 's Highlight in History: On June 21, 1788, the U.S. Constitution went into effect as New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify it. On this date: Jn 1905, French 'philosopher, author and playwright Jean- · Paul Sartre was born in Paris. · In 1932, heavywei ght ¥ax Schmeling lost a title fight by decision to Jack Sharkey: pron1pting Schmeling's manager, Joe Jacobs, to exclaim: ·"We was robbed!" In 1945; during World War II , American soldiers on Okinawa fou nd the body of the Japanese commander, Lt. Get\. Mitsuru Us hijima, who had committed suicide. In 1963, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini was chosen to succeed the late Pope John XXIII; th~ new pope took the name Paul VL In 1964. civil rights workers Michael H. Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James E. Chaney disappeared in Philadelphia, Miss .; their bodies were found buried in an earthen dam six weeks later. In 1973, the Supreme, Court ruled that states may ban materials found · to be obscene according to local standards. In 1982, a JUry in. Washington , D.C., found John Hinckley Jr. innocent by reason of insanity in the shootings of President Reagan and three other men . : in 1985 , scientists atinou~c ed that skeletal remains exhumed in Brazil were those of Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele. , . Ten years ago: European leaders agreed to gradually lift a &lobal ban on British beef exports imposed nearly three months earlier following a scare over "mad cow" disease. Pentagon officials said American troops destroyed an Iraqi ~mmunition depot in March 1991 that may have contained , ¢hemicai weapons. : Five years ago: A federal grand jury in Alexandria, Va., indicted 13 Saudis and a Lebanese in the 1996 bombing of the Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 American servicemen. The· first IQtal solar eclipse of the new rriillennit)m swept across southern Africa. Death claimed actor ~arroll O'Connor at age 76 and blues musician John Lee . . Hooker at age 80. : One year ago: Forty-one years to the day after three civil ~g hts workers were beaten and shot lo d'eath, Edgar Ray Killen, an 80-year-old former Ku Klux Klansman, was found guilty of manslaughter. President Bush met with Vietnamese Prime Minister Phan Van Khai , the highest .ranking Vietnamese official to visit the White House since the end of (he war, George Hawi , atl anti -Syrian politician, was killed i11 Beirut by a bomb placed under his car sear. Cardinal Jaime Sin, one of Asia's top religious leaders, died at age 76. Thought for Today: "it is only on paper that one moralizes - just where one shouldn 't.'' - Richard Le Gallienne, English poet and essayist (I 866-1947). As Congressman Tom DeLay exited stage right earlier this month, he issued an important reminder: to love partisanship. . Yes, partisanship - the K.athryn same thing that keeps the Lopez two different sides of the aisle on two different sides of the aisle . But good partisanship. Delivering his last speeL;h stuck .on stupid bloodletting. on the floot of the House, the Rise above politics. Texas Republican got to the But rough-and-tumble polheart of it. " In preparing for itics is what the Beltway is today, I found that it is cus- about. It's essential, and lawtomary in speeches such as makers reject it at their own these to reminisce <~bout the peril. , · . good old days of political I'm an "opinion journalist" harmony and across-the-aisle and editor, so my days are camaraderie, and to lament about partisanship. That the bitter, divisive partisan doesn't mean I sacrifice the rancor that supposedly now truth of things simply to sup- . weakens our democracy. I port these opinions. Nor does can't do that. Because parti- it mean I' m a my-party-issanship, Mr. Speaker always-right gal. But it does properly understood - is mean that I have core princinot a symptom of a democra- • pies - many of which I hapcy's weakness, but of its pen to share with most of the health and strength." people around tlie office. just Now, I know that state- as those at a liberal magazine ment is contrary to just a.bout would with their editors. And everything anyone casually you know what? While we thinks about public life: Find rarely . agree on much, a common ground. Don't get debate between the two sides Denver Oli~ Curtis 84, of Bidwell, died on Monday, June 19, 2006, at hts restdence . He was born August 1, 1921 in Portland , Ohio, the son of the late George and Mary Van Meter Curtis . He was a superintendent for Holderman and sons and formerly worked as an Equipment Manager for C. M. Geupei Inc., Hobet Mmmg, and Joe Oil. He was also the owner of the former Curtts Grocery. He served as the President of the board of the Lebanon township trustees and was also a former president of Glossier Council. He belonged to the Blue Lodge of Shade Rtver Masomc Lodge #453, Scottish Rite Beni Kedem Shrine, and the Korean Masonic Club. He was a V{orid War II Marine Veteran serving in the Pacific Theater a~d an Army Veteran of the Korean War, a member of the Dtsabled American Veterans Meigs County Chapter 53 where he held several offtces and was the legislative Chairman. He was the 9th District commander of DAY in 91 -92 and 98-99. He served on the DAY State ex committee and is life member of the V~nto~ American Legion post 161 and a life member of the Galhpohs VFW He was a member of the Marine Corps League Detachment 1180, Point Pleasant, W.Va., Korean Vets Association. Ohio 37th Division Association, Marine Corps Assoctat!on, I st Marine Divi sion Association , the Gray . Beards-Korea and DAVR Unit 53 . . In addition to his parents he is preceded in death by his wife, Betty C_urtts, son, Larry Curtis, brother, . Hoyt Curtis, and . grandchildren; Ttm CurtJs, Terry Nutter and J.D. Curtis. , He is .survived by his loving companion, Elle Darby; son, ,Ketth (Lmda) Curtts of Charleston, W.Va., daughter, Cindy (Lee) Harris of Gallipolis , Ohio, grandchildren; Tammy B~ble, Toby ~urtis , Michelle Crisenberry, DJ . Curtis, Katie K1dd and Halt Spurlock, 14 great grandchildren, two great great grandsons, sister, lnzy Newell of Chester, Ohio,and h.is adoring pets, Sid and Miss Kitty. Services will be II a.m. on Thursday, June 22, at the Middleport Chapel of Fishe~ Funeral Home with Pastor Carl Swisher officiating. · Burial will follow in Sand Hill Cemetery in Long Bottom . Fnends may call on Wednesday 2-4 and ·6-9 p.m. at the funeral home. · .· Marine Corps League M .G .M. Detachment 1180 wi II hold a service at 6 p.m., and Shade River Masonic Lodge 453 will have a Masonic service. . . In lieu of flowers the family ask that donations be made to .the Disabled American Veterans #53 c/o Raymond Smith, 33306 ,Hysell Run Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. . " often a worthwhile Extermin ator, " which gav~ Democrat s verbal artillery, endeavor. As DeLay pointed out using the fact that he wa~ about · Democrats . and once a blue-collar guy killing Republicans · in his farewell bugs in Texas as an insult. speech. "On first principles Fevered partisanship is bad ... we disagree . And so we 'news. In a way. this is the debate - ofren loudly, and point of former Washington often in vain - to convi nce Post reporter Juliet Eilperin's our .opponents and the new book " Fight Club American people of our Politics: How Partisanship IS point of view. We debate Poisoning the House df here on the House tloor. We Representative s" (Rowmao debate in , committees. We & Littlefield, 2006). Wh<1t debate on television , and on leads congressmen to refer to radio, and on the Internet , colleagues · with words like and in the newspapers. And "control freak," "childish,~ then every two years, we and "whiners" and worse ~ have a HUGE debate .. . and as some did when Eilperi11 then in November we ,see interviewed them for her who won. That is not rancor. - are not policy dif. book That is democracy!" And if we're really debating first ferences . but more likely principles, and policy ' pre- fight-to-the-death strateg~ ·scriptions based on them, our plays - an obvious overdos~ ing on the bad partisanship-, dialogue is never in vain. Needless to say I'm not- which doesn' t bode well for' and it's not good civics to be the brand of partisanship tha) , - for all partisanship. There drives democracy. (Kathryn Lopez is the edi~ is poisonous partisanship, too. The kind of partisanship · tor of National Revie;y ( www.natlonalre; that appears with even a cur- Online sory look at the congression- view.com). She can be conal career of DeLay,' who ta cted at k/opez@ nationalr.r, became known as "The l'iew.com.) NO... EVERYONE WA5 ON THE! RCELL · 'EYE WITNESSES? Deaths Sandra Sue McDaniel ' The Daily Sentinel . Reade~ Services Correction Policy ' (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. . ·. 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Matt Sebo, Michelle Sebo, to TP-CWD, right of way, Olive. Bruner Land Co., Inc. to Dennis R. Eichinger, Gail tvf. Eichinger, deed, Olive. Bruner Land Co., Inc. to Nancy E. Summer, deed, Olive. · Investors One Corp. to Rocky J. Hupp, Emily E. Hupp, deed, Village of Pomeroy. . Alpha G. Butcher to Carl Bolt, Barbara Bolt, deed, Scipio. Wailter A. Wilson, deceased, Betty Lou Wilson, deceased , to Gloria Kathleen Herdman, affidavit, Chester. Robert K. Young, Sharon M. Young, to Darrell T. Young, Melissa .D. Young, deed, Rutland. · Daniel H. Fuik , Carolyn S. Fulk , to Joseph A. Lane, Terry E. Brady, Andrew D. Iceman , Donald G. Rollin, William J. Martin , Jeff D. Cline , Mark 0. Hynek , Darrell W. Clark, Ricky D. Brady, Daniel L. Puskas , deed, Salem. Allegheny Power, Marietta Electric Corp., to Columbus Southern Power, assignment of·easement. DLJ Mortgage, Inc. , to Fannie Mae, . Federal National Mortgage Corp. , deed. Village of Pomeroy. Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Corp., to Randy W. Hart, Jr., deed, Village Qf Pomeroy. Donald F. Hendricks, Jr., Roberta Lynn Hendricks , to Orsie Marie Norris, deed , Village of Syracuse. · Donald E. Bowles, Peggy L. Bowles , to John E. German, Robert L. German, Robert J. Germafi, Timothy Pau I German , deed . John E. German, Carol D. German, Robert L. German , Robert J. German, Jody A. German, Robert J. German, Mary L. German, Timothy Paul German, Diana L. German, to John E. German, Robert L. German, Robert J. German, Timothy Paul German, James E. Tolley, deed. Richard Gilmore, Zelma Gilmore. to Sherry Fulayter, deed, Scipio. Matt J . Sebo, Michelle M. Sebo, to Arthur C. Stephenson, dee<j, olive. Gerald R. McClung to Gerald R. McClung, Tamara S. Hupp, deed, Sutton. Harold H. Blat!>ston, deceased, to . Robert M. Blackston, Sherri L. Kane, Bruce W. Blackston, affi- Bailey, Charles A. Boggess, davit, Chester. Jr., affidavit. Raymond R. Combs, Ralph E. Stewart to Raymond Combs , Joy E. Charlotte L. Stewart, affiCombs, Joy Combs, to davit, Rutland. . Timothy l. Gheen, deed , Don Rose to Ohio Power Chester. Co., right of way, Sutton. Wilbert J. McClain to Dorothy J. Harden to Ohio Monica J. Chadwell, Bobby Power Co., right of way, Joe Adams , deed, Sutton. Sutton. Joseph D. Loftis, Cora A. Ilif Jack Hess, Betty J . Loftis, to Detlra Russell, Hess, to Ohio Power Co., Ronald Russell, deed, right of way, Salisbury. Salisbury.· Marco Jeffers, Robert Gold Reitmire, deceased, Jeffers , to U.S., Fish and to Raymond A. Reitmire, Wildlife Service, Meigs Soil affidavit, Lebanon . and Water Conservation ' James Carlis Hamby to District, environmental Vicey .I. Hamby, ceritificate covenenant. Iris E. Smith, C. Lesley of transfer, Salem. John E. Miller, Lori A. Cochran, Ronald , M. Orr, Miller, to Billie Cunningham, John Krawsczyh, Judy McCoy, Julia E. Cochran, sheriff's deed , Salisbury. Phebe A. Roberts, EdnaL.Orr,CeliaR.McCoy, deceased, to R. Michael Byron D. McCoy, to Michael Roberts, Michael R. E. Ash, deed, Chester. Roberts, Judi A. Vitale, Charles L. Pickett, AnnaS . Randall L. Roberts, certifi- Pickett, to Ginger L. Stake, cate, Sutton. Vanessa L. Kaukonen, deed, Carl S. Morris , Kathleen Bedford. Ginger L. Stake, Jorma Morris, to David L. Shuler, Carla J. Shuler, deed, Kaukoneh, Vanessa L. Chester. Kaukonen, to Vanessa L. Randall L. Roberts, Judith Kaukonen, deed, Bedford.' D. Roberts, Audelia M. Bruce R. Fisher, M. McCain, Jeffery Todd Thomas Dooley, to Adam L. Roberts, to Randall McDaniel, deed, Middleport. Roberts, Judith D. Roberts, Roger William Hyse11, deed, Chester. deceased, to Edith J. Hysell, Gary Keith Callahan, affidavit, Rutland. Pamela Dian Callahan, to · Monongahela Power Co., Amelia Elizabeth Callahan, Allegheny Power Co., to deed, Salisbury. Marietta ·Electric Co., Bruner Land Co. Inc., to Columbus Southern Power, Richard I<. Boring , deed, assignment of easement. Olive. Dorothy L. Maier, Charles Boggess, deceased, to Joseph E. Maier, deceased , to Myrta Ann Melody Dotson, Vicki L. Miller, Esther Bell Drake, Sharp, Joseph A. Maier, cerEvelyn Eiouise Mattox , tificate, Bedford. Randall K. Hall, Judith L. Cindy Mae Park , Charles Andrew Boggess , Karen Sue Hall , to TP-CWD, deed, Jones , Tinni Jeannetta Olive. L: GALLIOLIS - Sandra Sue "Susie" (Gleason) McDaniel, 59, of Gallipolis died Tuesday·, June 20, 2006, at Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis . Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Thursday, June 22, at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point .Pleasant, W.Va., with Pastor Carl Swisher, officiating. Burial will follow in Kirkland Memorial Gardens, Point Pleasant, W.V~. Visitation will be held at tl\e funeral home on Thlirsday from 12 to 2 p.m, , For the Record Clarification: Gheen and Rowe fined on tagging violations, not poaching POMEROY - A recent release from the Ohio Department of Natut'al Resources, Division of Wildlife, about a poaching probe conducted by state wildlife officers indicated that five Meigs Countians had been charged and fined on violations. . Only .three of the five were convicted of poaching, The other two, Danny E. Gheen qf Long Bottom, and Ryan K. Rowe of Rutland, were cited, appeared in Meigs County Court, and fined on other charges. . · Gheen, 35, was charged with three tagging violations, and Rowe, 29, with two tagging violations. Each paid $370 in fines and court costs. . .· Dismissed LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : Letters to the editor are welcome. Tftey should be less than )OO words. All lerrers are subject to editing; must be signed, ~nd include address a]td le/ephrme numbe1: No unsigned letters will be published. Letters ~ihould be in good taste, 6iddre.uin~ issues, not personalitie.l. Letters of thanks to organizations and individual,,. willlwt be ace ptedfor publication. www.mydailysentinel.com · • Denver Olin Curtis SYlHLER. TRE COWMBIIS DISR4'Ttli · ZGaS · 21, 2006 Obituaries 21, 200fj Healthy partisanship The Daily Sentinel . Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor ' Wednesday, June Equal pay for equnl workLike most people, I'm· not very good at remembering jokes. But every now and then one sticks, with me like a bare thigh on a hot viny I car seat. A guy wrote to Reader's Digest a few years ago to say that one day as he was driving his 5-yearcold dal!&hter to kindergarten, she turned to him and asked, "Dad, when did Mom come to work for us?" I . remembered the , line when it was recently reported that if you had to pay a salary to a full-time, stay-athome mom for all the different work she did - the baby-sitting, the cooking, t~e . cleaning, the shopping, the chauffeuring, the overtime it would cost you $134,000 a year. Now if you are a man, especially a successful businessman, you know how ridiculous that figure is. It's as if it's been pulled out of thin air. For the baby-sitting alone a successful businessman would pay himself up to $5 million a year. And he'd also want the family jet· to be available to him at all times, as well as the use of the family-owned condos ' in Paris, Rome, Martinique and Hawaii. . Of course not. He'd hire a career woman without children. That way, she wouldn 't be distracted by having to think about her own children . She wouldn't always Jim be asking· for time off for Mullen · pregnancy leave . She wouldn't complain about the glass ceiling, she'd clean it. That's thinking outside the box. He wouldn't actually do Businessmen know that a any of the baby-sitting. the lot of what a stay-at-home cooking, the cleaning, the mom does could be outshopping, the · chauffeuring sourced to places like India - he'd hire a crack staff to and Pakistan for the fraction do that, or have his people of what motherin g costs hire a crack staff - but he here. ln some parts -of India, would actively manage the you can get a stay-at-home work from a cell phone mom for $800 a year - a while using .the golf-Club substantial savings. And membership that has been she' ll haul her own water. paid for by the family. An untouchable .soccer mom When you add in the shop- might even cost less. ping, the chauffeuring, the A tiny fraction of the laundry, the cleaning money . saved on expensive, we're talking upwards of domestic stay-at~ home moms $40 or $50 million a year. could then be put toward the Let's get real here. A real children 's college education , CEO wouldn't get out of bed the rest of it could be funfor $134,000 a year - much neled into the businessman's less make one. , Golden Parachute 'for thinkIf ~e're going , to apply ing of the idea in the first business principles to the place. home, let's really start applyBut who can put a price . ing them . First of all, would· tag on a stay-at-home mom 's a businessman hire a woman love and affection? On comwith children to take care of panionship and tenderness? his kids and run· his house? A good ·lawyer, that 's who. • After all. who knows more about love and affection than a lawyer? Still, you're not going to get love and affectio.n from an employee, though paying them $134,000 a year couldn't hurt. And don' t forget heipaid vacation and benefits. Remember, it's not a vacation if she still has to clean and pack and take care of the kids. That's her day job, not a vaca.tion .. But the question for me. i~: " What am 1 - a stay-at, ~orne husband worth?" If Sue gets $134,000 for s tay~ ing at home, !. should be worth something , say, at least half that. much. Add $67 ,000 to $134,000, carry the one ... $201.000 a year if both of us stayed home. lt's not the $400 million that guy (rom Exxon got for sitting behind hi s desk and making a few phone calls, but it '~ not chump change either. . ' With that .kind of money, -we could afford to have children. ' (Jim Mullen is the author of " It Take .~ a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life" and "Baby:, First Tattoo . " You can reach him ·at jiill_mulfen@myway. com.) POMEROY - A civil action filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Edna J. Madden against Meigs Center, Ltd ., Overbrook Cenler. and others, has been dismissed. ., Auto theft from Page A1 . friend saw it and reported it, and the two men were charged with the theft. Bateman's .purse \\-as later found in a creek in ·Athens County, Beegle said , and other contents of the car have also been recovered. Beegle said the car had .apparently been stuck in the mud, and ·suffered some minor damage . The matter remains under investigation. In an . unrelated case, Beegle said deputies arrested Alisha Small · of Waterford on charges of Holzer ,. from PageA1 Dr. Jon Sullivan, its vice president, and Joh,n Cunningham, Holzer s human resource director. The crew also shot footage in and around the clinic to blend , with the interviews . Bill Hogan of Image Associates, which handles advertising, public relations and media production, said • fleeing and trespassing, after rangers at Forked R.un State Park tried . to appr~­ hend her for unauthorized use of restroom and shower facilities at the park. Small had allegedly been living, with others, on the Ohio River bank on property owned by the u.S. Corps of, Engineers at Belleville Locks and Dam.·She was jailed in Fairfield County Jail and was released Monday on her own recognizance. Beegle said deputies are . also investing a recent rash of mailbox vandalism in the Oak Grove Road area. He said a suspect vehicle has been identified in relation to the case, and investigation is continuing. Broadc as t News initially contacted an agent who put the firm in touch with ·Image Associates to produce . the segment. Broadcast News still had to obtain clearance' for the interviews, Hqgan said : At the time of the taping , Hogan said the profile will include the history of the clinic and its .relationship with the community. "It is a unique organization because it , is .physicianowned and is quite sophisticated for a rural area;" he ·said. Shelter Mei91 ColiftiJ from PageA1 SHELTER According to Kellie DiFrischia of the CDC volunteers added more kennel space, including installation · of wall mounted kennels for puppies and small dogs that were donated by the Union County Humane Society. "We are pleased that more kennel space has been created to ease the stress on the dogs," DiFrischia said. "Imagine if you had to share an eight hour car ride with ten people verses three people? You can see how less dogs in each kennel is so less stressful." At the end of the work day which began at 8:30 a.m. and ended at 10 p.m., DiFrischia said · she walked around the keimels and instead of seeing · 10 dogs per kennel, there were three dogs. Also accomplisht;d in the extreme makeover was the addition of more lighting and the installation of a laundry room which included a washer and dryer to wash bedding for the dogs, a hot water tank, a restroom and sinks for shelter volunteers. A much needed heater was also added at the shelter flS , was insulation to all walls of the buildin~. · DiFrisch1a said thanks to Pomeroy v,olunteers Tom and There.sa Spencer who just . showed up during the extreme makeover, the.shelter now has framed windows that run across the front of the building. Luckily Mr. Spencer just happens to be a cabinet maker and thanks to his window frames fibergla ss sheeting was a.ttached so the windows could be opened and closed. TI1is means the building will be able to hold heat and those gigantic openings in front have now been closed. "We have been .asked by . many people why we choose to assist Meigs County," DiFrischia said. "The reason was simple . We had heard the building needed some better lighting , plumbing and kennel work and we knew the new . DOG Photo courtesy Columbue Dot t,:onnectlon· Volunteers from the non-profit groyp Columbus Dog Connection recently gave the Meigs CountY Dog Shelter an extreme makeover, adding more kennel space, windows, a heater and laundry room to make the facility more user friendLy to both people and dogs. Ali of the work and supplies were donated. dog warden and liis volun- bors in Meigs County. Call teers were working hard to your vet, call the c()1Jl11lissave the dogs in their county." sioners, call the humaQe sociDiFrischia said qne of the . ety to ask for financial assisonly difficult parts of the day tance, but you must be part of at the shelter was seeing all the solution, or you are part those healthy 'dogs and pup- of the problem." Ballroom Dancing · pies and · not being able to with Joe Li, PltD More " infonnation about find them a home . spaying/neutering puppies as "That was difficult," she well as infomnation on the· New Session Begins said . "This is also' why every non-profit CDC can be found June 23 single person in Meigs on its website columbusdogCounty needs to spay or connection.com. DUCKTONA! neuter their dogs. Someone DiFrischia said thanks to has to euthanize the dogs and her fellow volunteers (the Adopt Your Duck , puppies that don't get a Dogmanians) she felt every home . Can you imagine the project completed at the shelTODAY! stress of killing healthy dogs ter that day will directly and Box Office: 428 2nd Avo. and pups? Your tax. funded immediately impact the lives Gelllpolll, OH (740) 446-ARTS animal control has to take on · of dogs at the shelter. that task. As a community. we all need to take responsi· bility for the problem of dog overpopulation. The decision t.o 'spay/neuter be'fore adoption is wise lisc.al management of county tax money. And, we have been !J!!!!! ~ -= ~ spaying/neutering the pupINVITES YOU TO COMI pies in Columbus for nine • INJOY THE MUSIC OF years no~. It is- safe and effective. 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The . bristling statement from North Korea to Japanese reporters in Pyongyang came as France and the U.N. secretary-general raised the alarm over what are believed to be the reclusive nation's pre parations for a test of the Taepodong'2, with a range of up to 9,300 miles. The North's declaration prompted Japan ·and South Korea to pledge to cooperate to stop Pyongyang's apparent plans for a launch. The United States lind Japan have said they could consider sanctions against the impoverished state and push · the U.N. Security Counc il for retaliatory action shou ld the launch go ahead. Pyongyang demonstrated its abili ty to hit Tokyo when it fired a missile over northern Japan into the Pacific in 1998. "This iss ue concerns ou r autonomy. Nobody has, a right to slander that right," reports of a launch by spokeswoman Jiang Yu. Information on the test Tuesday evening, and the preparation remained scant North is considered unlikely and contradictory Tuesday. to launch at nighttime. Especially unclear is whether Ban agreed in a phone con• Pyongyang has com pleted versation with his Japanese injecting fuel into the missile counterpart, Taro Aso, to coop- a move some experts con- erate to prevent a North launc h,. Japan's sider irreversible and a clear Korean sign the country intends to Foreign Ministry said Tuesday. launc h. Amid the rising tensions, Japan's public broadcaster the United States staged war NHK · reported Tuesday that games nea r Guam in the U.S. satellite images suggest western Pacific with 22,000 the North was still fueling its troops and three aircraft carmissile. And a U.S. official in riers. Commanders said the Washington, speaking on maneuvers were not aimed at condition of anonymity; said imy particular country. Monday that U.S . intelliThe test fears have been gence indicated North Korea especially high in Japan, a ftnn had finished fueling. U.S. ally with no diplomatic However, Japan's Deputy relations with Pyongyang. The Chief Cabinet Secretary Jinen two countries are at odds over Nagase said Tuesday that the North's abduction of Japan could not confirm that Japanese citizens, Pyongyang's fueling was complete. And nuclear weapons development South Korea's spy agency, the and wartime grievances. The North's previous test of National Intelligence Service, believes North Korea hasn' t a long-range missile shocked finished because the 40 tanks Japan and prompted it to accelseeri .around a launch si te erate work with Washington on weren't enough to fuel a 65 a joint missile defense system. Washington also kept up the ton mi ssile, Yonhap news agency reported. pressure on Pyopgyang. The South Korean Foreign · U.S. ambassador to South Minister Ban Ki-moon said it Korea conveyed the Bush appeared some rockets fiad administration's concerns to been assembled, but the former South Korean President North 's intentions were Kim Dae-jung. He was to meet unclear·. ·There were no North Korean leader Kim Jong the Kyodo News agency resolve the issue through Tuesday quoted North negotiations," he said, Korean Foreign · Ministry according to Yonhap. official Ri Pyong Dok as The rhetoric could sour telling Japanese report~rs. hopes that North Korea might Kyodo also qu 0ted Ri as scuttle the test in the face of saying the North is not bound international criticism. But it by the joint declaration at inter- was unclear whether the comnational nuclear disarmament ments indicated a willingness talks last year or a missile to go ahead with the launch, moratorium agreed to by or reflected North Korea's . Tokyo and Pyongyang in penchant for threatening blus2002. North Korean leader ter as a bargaining tactic. Kim Jong II reaffirmed' the The international campaign moratorium -. in place in . to block the launch widened practice since 1999 - in 2004. Tuesday, with the French govRi told reporters his remarks ernment and U.N. Sf!cretary" . represented Pyongyang's offi- Ge neral Kofi Annan . calling cial line on the matter, but for a halt to test preparations. refused to comment on " I hope that the leaders .of whether the North would push North Korea will listen to and ahead with th e missile test, hear what the world is saying. saying it was inappropriate for We are all worried," said a diplomat to give further Annan, who was in Paris. He called for. all parties in the infonmition, Kyodo said. The No rth reiterated its sta ndoff to avoid an escalaposition on Wednesday as tion of tensions. Han Song Ryol , deputy chief French Prime Ministe r of Nort h Korea's mission to Dominique de Villepin, speakth e United Natio ns, told . ing after talks with Annan, South Korea 's Yonhap news said any North Korean missile <lge ncy that- the moratorium test must draw a "fmn and applies only whe n the coun- just" international response. try is in dialogt1e with the China, North Korea's U.S. and t1rged di sc ussion to staunchest ally, urged calm. resolve the c urrent iss ue. "We hope that under the cur"We are aware of the U.S. rent circumstances, relevant concerns about our move to parties can do more in the intertes t-fire a missile. So our est of regional stability and position is th at we should peace," said Fo~;eign Ministry Local Stocks Local Weather USB- 31.13 Gannett - 54.34 General Electric - 33.70 GKNLY -4.90 Harley Davidson :-- 51.95 JPM- 40.49 . 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June 27 American Legion Banball Feeney Bannan at Gallipolis. 6 p.m. Wldnaaday, Jyna 28 Ameftctn Legion Ba~eball Feeney Bennett at Ashley (Delaware, OH). 2:3() p.m. Gallipolis ar McArthur, 6 p.m. Friday, ·J une 30 American Legto" Baseball Gallipolis at Logan , 6 p.m Volleyball tourney in Middleport MIDDLEPORT The Middleport Youth League will hold its inaugural 5-on-5 volleyball. tournament. It will be held at . General Hartinger Park in Middleport on July 4 as part of the holiday festivities. For registration and additional tournament information contact Pat Martin at (740) 992-2593. Registration set for Big Bend men's · Eastern ·Hig h School will hold weightlifting for all football player s on Thursday, June 22nd, from 9 a. m. until 10:30 a.m . There will also be weightlifting on Monday, June 26 and Tuesday, June 27th at the same times. Superior 1/2 gal GALIUPOll5 --A schedule o1 upcoming coUege &ChOOI ~arsity sporting fNenta inlloMng lrom Gallia, Meigs and Masoo counties. 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PHOME: (740-992-3-4?'1 We MasterCard, Visa, Discover, Federal Food p EBT Card (740) 446-2342. ext. 23 bwalters@mydellytrlbune.com Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342, eJCt. 33' lcrumOmydaltyreglster.com ' • " Feeney Bennett blasts Gallipolis,·23-1 Cuban • fined for BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM ROCK SPRINGS ·_ Mosi every Feeney Bennett player had a big day, but the big man overshadowed them all. Slugger Terry Durst hit for the cycle, including two home runs, as Post 128 beat up Gallipolis 23-1 in an E1ghth District Ameri'can Legion baseball game on Tuesday .at Meigs High School. The game was stopped after seven innings .via the mercy rule. They were the first homers of the season for the powerhitting catcher Durst, who had been slowed by an ankle injury. But he was unstoppable against Post 27, going 5-for-5 with five runs batted in. Teammate Luke Haislop hit his team-leading .third home run of the year and also drove in live ru.ns in helping Feeney Bennett (5-8) even its league mark at 2-2. Haislop's brother, Zach, canie off the bench to go 3-for-3 with two doubles. Every player on the roster had at least one safety in the 20-hit attack. Gallipoli s, which fell to 1-8 and 1-6 in Eighth District play, had only two hits off Feeney pitching. Gallia's Seth Williamson had an infield hit and scored the only run while John Wells added a single. Meigs' Jeremy Blackston worked the first three innings to get the win while Mike Davis and Zach Haislop combined on the two-hitter. Jan Hall took the loss for Gallipolis. · Hall was put in a big hole· Brad Sherman/photo early by his defense. Post 27 Feeney Bennett Post 128 catcher Terry Durst swings' a pitch during Tuesday's E;jghth District committed five of its six legion game against Gall ipolis at Meigs High School In Rock Springs. Durst l'lit for the cycte, PI•••• see Blasts, 86 had two home runs and drove in five RBis during a 23-1 victory. Mets clobber Cincinnati, 9-2 BY HAL BOCK ASSOCIATED PRESS <. NEW YORK - Steve Trachsel pitched six effective innings and hit the third home run of his career to help the New York Mets beat the Cincinnati Reds 9-2 TUesday night. Xavier Nady hit a two-run homer in the seventh and a solo drive in.the eighth for the Mets. Carlos Delgado also h,ad a two-run shot. Trachsel (5-4) won his third straight decision, allowing six hits. He weakened in the seventh inning, giving up hits to Austin Kearns and Brandon ·Phillips sandwiched around a walk to load the bases with none out. . Duaner Sanchez rel ieved for New York and allowed a sacrifice t1y to· Javier Valentin but then jSOt pinchhitter Ri ch Aurilia to hii into an inning-ending double play. The Mets then broke it open with four runs in the bottom of the .seventh as Nady his IOth home run and Paul LaDuca drove in two more with his second double. ' • BEACHAM ASSOCIATED PRESS TUPPERS PLAINS Any Eastern student in grades 7-12 who are interested in participating . in a fall sport (football, golf, volleyball, cross country, cheerleading) must have a parent or guardian fill out a sports packet. Packets are available in the high school office Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. . If you have any questions, please call (740) 985-3329. •• 11 Hytop s Onions GREG minute free throws in the priately _gritty. same building where Miami Miami nursed a narrow lost the first two games of the · lead, taking an 89-85 advanDALLAS - Dwyane Wade series . . · . tage with 2:36 left on two dazzled Dallas one last time He missed a pair in the jumpers by James Posey. - and with a sizzling four- waning seconds, _giving Jerr~ Stackhouse cut it to a game comeback, the Miami Dallas a fincal shot to tie. But pojnt with a 3-pointer in his Heat are NBA champions for Jason Terry 'missed an open first game back from suspenthe first time. look for 3. Wade grabbed the sian, but after Udonis Haslem Just as Shaquille O'Neal reboupd and flung it into the and Josh Howard traded and coach Pat Riley predicted stands as time expired. · jumpers, Wade hit two free nine years apart, there will be Where there's a · Wade, throws with 26 seconds left. a parade in South Florida. there' s a will. His grace added Erick Dampier then fuma fifth ring to Riley's linger bled a pass on Dallas ' next Wade will lead it. "It's one of the best feel- - ' third-most among NBA possession, and Wade fought ings, next to my wife and my coaches - and a fourth to to get the loose ball. He hit son, that I've ever had in my O'Neal's big hand. two more free. throws with life," Wade said. "I'm going "The great Pat Riley told 17.7 seconds to play, but after to live it up,!" me we were going to win Howard · hit a pair, Wade The man they call "Flash" today," O'Neal said. "I didn't missed two with 10.3 seconds had' 36 points and .10 have the best game. But D- left. But Terry missed an open 3rebounds in the teeth of a has- Wade's been doing it all ~ear. tile Dallas crowd, capping his He's the best player ever.' . pointer - the !ast of 11 magnificent playoffs by leadDirk Nowitzki had 29 straight misses. ing Miami past the Mavericks points and 15 rebounds for Mi ami hun g onto the 95-92 Tuesday night as the the Mavs, but Dallas couldn' t clincher in front of more than Heat roared back from a two- manage the last basket it 20,000 Dallas fans still furigame deficit to win the NBA needed to topple Wade's ous at every NBA official and tenacity. commissioner David Stem for finals 111 s1x games. · AP photo Wade, the obvious finals · The Heat finished their the Mavs' three losses in Miami Heat center Alonzo Mourning (33) slams the ball MVP, cemented hi s superstar- franchise 's 18th season with Miami last week. Owner o\ler the Dallas Maverick defender D.J. Mbenga (33) of the dom with a dominant four- . one of the league's greatest Mark Cuban stoked the furor Congo in the second quarter in ·Game 6 of the NBA basket- game perfonnance capped by rallies in a tinals, and the last Pie H ,.. four pressure-p~cked , final- period of Game 6 was appro•se see e... 86 ball final s in Dallas on Tuesday. BY Eastern fall sports · packets now availabJe Sweet Vidolio HotHouse · BeeiSteok Heat win.first NBA championship MIDDLEPORT - · Team registration for the "-Big Bend Men's Baseball League" is now officially open and will proceed through Satl)rday July 8 with the season tentatively scheduled to begin on Sunday July 16. For registration or league information contact Pat Martin at (740) 992-2593. ProdQce . Sale Southern Grown Jumbo Athena VVednesday,June21, 2006 baseballl~e ·oUTDOOR Bl The Daily Sentinel Inside Trachsel homered against Elizardo Ramirez (2-6) in the fifth .inning , sending a 3-2 pitch an estimated 370 feet off the loge facade in left field. It was the first home run by a Mets pitcher since Shawn Estes hit one against Roger· Clennens of the New York Yankees on June 15, 2002. · The Mets jumped ahead in the first when Jose Reyes and La Duca opened with consecutive doubles and Delgado hit his 20th homer one out later for.a 3-0 lead. It was the 11th time in the last 13 games that New York has scored in the first innirig. The home run was the 389th of Delgado's career, tying him with Hall of Farner Johnny Bench for 47th place on the career list. Cincinnati scored in the tifth when Phillips led off with a double, moved to thtrd on Valentin's t1yball an~ scored on a groundour by Ramirez. Nady, playing his second , game after missmg 18 because of an emergency appendectomy, con nec ted against reliever David Weathers and .Please see Reds, 86 GameS outbursts DALLAS (AP) Mavericks · owner Mark Cuban was fined $250,000 by the NBA on Tuesday for his outbursts fol·lowing Game 5 of the NBA finals . Cuban was cited for "several acts · of misconduct" committed ·after Cuban Dallas lost . 101 - 100 in overtime to the Heat in Miami on Sunday night. Furious with several calls, Cuban went onto the .t1oor to vent directly to official Joe DeRosa. He tht;n stared down and screamed toward commissioner David Stem and a group of league officials, from the court; then the stands. He later used profanity during a postgame session with the media. the fine was announced hours before the Mavericks · played host to the Heat in Game 6 of the NBA tinals. Miami led the series 3-2. Cuban said Monday he was bracing for the tine. his second this postseason. It showed in his reaction to the penally: ''I'm fin e with it," he wrote in an e-mail. "Get the humor there. Fine with it." Cuban has been fined at least $ 1,455,000 since buying · the team in January 2000. The exact total of his punishment tab isn't known because the league doesn't alway s publicize action against team owners. Cuban says he matches every dollar with a charitable donation. This also marks the I Oth known ti me that Cuban has been penalized . The biggest fine. was $500,000 in January 2002 for commenis that included saying he wouldn't hire the league's head of offi " ciating to manage a Dairy Queen. Since then , the only other acknowledged fine came last month, when he was assessed $200,000 - $ 100,000 each tor going onto the court during a playoff game · in San Antonio and for an entry on his blog criticizing the way the league selects officials for the playoffs. The NBA said it would have no further comment on this matter. Also Tuesday, Cuban postAP photo ed a blog entry in response to New York Mets' Carlos Delgado follows through a column in the Miami Herald on a two-run home run during the first inning of that quoted him as · saying, baseball action against the0 Cincinnati Reds at "Your league is rigged" dur. New York's Shea Stadium on Tuesday. . ing his tirade after Game 5. 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.4.u:redrllng Counc• lor lndepandenl CoN11!1811 end SChools 127-48 Rnanc.e and Insurance At John Sang Ford ltncoln M9fCUry we have established a 35 year reputation of fllonesty lntegr.ty and outstanding customer serv1ce before and after the sale With the hottest products on the market and as the fastest growing dealer ship 1n our rag1on we are adding staf1to better serv1ce our customers This position requires previOus Automotive or Banking expenence Advanced educatiOn tn business or accounting IS a plus but not requ~red Tra•ntng will be offered and 1s on go1ng COmpensation and Benef•ts wlll be d1s~ cussed during the appli cat1on process All appllcat•ons wtll be held 1n the stnctest of conhdence current employers w111 not be notified Please contact Brad Sang at (740)446 9800 or at 195 Upper A1ver Ad GallipoliS, OH 45631 FITTER/WELDER, 2 yrs expenence ~nowiedge of manna repair helpful Expenence with burmng lay out and metal fltt•ng Mad and Dental Ins Holidays and 401K Apply at WV 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REQUIRED Individuals Willing to tra 1n for Apply onlme at clencal or driving posit ons www,concordos com Must be AGE 55 OR OVER CPS Inc or fax resume to and meet eligibility reqwe(865)675-0432 ments Additional traming ATTN Geoff Haas positions available Call the CPS Inc EOE Senior Employment Center Oh10 Vallay Home Heallh. ~16_6_61~7-34_·_230_1_:.._ __ Inc hiring for CNA, STNA, CHHA PCA Competitive wages mileage and benefits lnclucllng health Insurance Apply at 1..80 Jackson Pike, Ga!llpolls or 2415 Jackson Avenue Point Pleaaant, WV or phone toll free 1·888·441· 1393 Overbrook Rehab Cthttr Will bo holding STNA CillO· 11 beginning on June 28 2008 Application• will t:le accepted until Friday June 23,2008 II you all Interested pleaee stop by and fiJI out an application No phone calls please EOE Parts salesperson wanted Computer experience and knowledge of farm equip Salary ment preferred negotiable dependmg on exper ence Health Insurance provided Send resume to CLA BoiC ~ clo Galltpobs Tribune PO Box 469 Gallipolis OH 45631 Harris Steak House Now H1nng (304)675-9726 WANIID To Do Jlllonoaer Part time position to Manage Country Homes rental communlty In Shade Area· Includes a house to live In Send resume to Country Homes PO Box 1033 Logan, Ohio 43138 I I Certified Daycare Provider has opentng Close to Green School government fundmg 16 yrs oxpenence (740)446-8340 Wtlf care for elderly tn their home L1ght hOusework Call Priscilla (740)388·6193 Will clean houses or offlces References available 15 years experience Call any ltme !740)388~9062 Thla newapaper will not knowingly accept advertlaementa for real tltate which Ia In violation of the law Our resdert are hereby Informed that all dwellings edvertJHd in lhl1 ncwepaper are available on an equal opportunity bna1. 14x55· 97 Fleetwood MH· 4 Sale large almost an acre 2BR 1 bath alec heaVAC commencallot m lawn of PI good co ndition $10 500 Call Pleasant w/1 rental below (740)446 3644 for appt appraised value a good buy (304154a·7323 aftsr 6pm t991 Breezewood good cond1t1on Calf (740)256 49 5 acres by Tycoon Lake 6687 Call (740)709- 1166 1999 t6x80 Schultz mobtle home Vtnyl s1d1ng shingle roof 2x6 outs1de walls gas heat & cen tral atr ax 12 porch 81( 12 shingled roof mm1 barn $23 000 or make offer (660)988 0666 or (740)256-1084 :...c.:::.:..:c_.:cc:....;____ 6 good cond ition used mob1le homes 1997 2doo models 14 & 16 w1de 2-3-4 bedrooms all W1th centra! a11 Special 1997 14x70 2BA 2 bath $t6 500 Day1 me (740)368· 0000 evening (740)388·8017 86 Crestr1ge 14x70 2BRI 2 bath $6,995 Call {740}3859948 86 Skyline front k•tc:hen Cash pnce $8 995 Will de t1ver Call (740)385 9948 9/tOth of an acre fo1 sale on 143 2 mobile homes 740 992 585B Priced to sell Very n1ce 3BR bath upstairS fur· n1shed 1BR apt downstairs fucn1ture store 1n rear Car lot on side All on 1/2 ac lot at P•ke Bulavllle 130 AAA MODULAR ranch models $55 838 Midwest Homes (740)828-2750 _ __:._:.....,____ 16 Brand new w•de \llnyl/shmgle $181/mo Call 740)385 7671 1 Gallipolis OH Call to see ' - - ' - - - - - - - (740)44~762 LANO & HOME PACK· Property for Sale l ocation AGES· 1st hme buyers & 2 miles outback of New FHA Midwest Homes Haven Co Rd 312 Move In c(7_4_0.:.)6_2_6_2_7_5o_ _ _~- Looking for house to rent Clean fam1ly w1th steady 1noome looking for J.4 BR home 1n Meigs Local School Dstr~l Call (740)59t 42t6 Of (740)416 3413 Nice Country seHing 3br 2ba anached garage For Sale Pnme bu1ld1ng Jot Central-heaUcooltng Many in B1d!.ve11 on Umon Road extras for retired-coup~ Ref 128M93 Sewer Ime and Oep No Pets(3o.\)675 5162 water tap Installed Paved road w1th alley access Pomeroy 4 bedroom 2 bath Modulars alk>wed $39 000 total electriC $650 mo Call (505)28 1 4430 No Pomeroy 2 3 bedroom 1 Realtors please bath $500 mo {740)843· 5264 Vacant land on Jessie Creek ..,..:...._ __:_____ off 554 by Kyger 5 064 Pomerqy large 4 bedroom jiCres R1fe Farm Lot #8 newly remodeled new car· $10 000 (740)645-0440 pet W/D hoo•·up $675 per mon1h 740.949·2303 or Wan1ed land to leaso for 74().591 3920 hunting tn Meigs County Small t-2 BR house on F~rst Avenue Clean quh)t area $400 month plus deposit Ph (740)446-8217 evenmgs Need to sell your home? after 5 00 No pets please late on payments divorce Stop renti11g Buy 7 bedroom JOb transfer or a death? 1 foreclosure $18 000 For list can buy your home AU cash mgs 800 3~1 5228 ext and qwck c1os1ng 740-416 1709 3130 Hl,l\ 1" t r r MOBILE HOMili IURRE:Ni' 10 HotS!S i.o---iiiiiiiiiiio-,..1 FOR RFNr 2 bedroom 2 bath ~!Vdm 1 two bedroom apartment end 2 one bedroom apart menta tor rent 1n Middleport Please eall 888·514·0192 for Information Hud accept ed r ==------- -------BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 westwood Drive !rom $344 to $442 Walk to shop & movies Call 740 446·2568 Equal ~Ho;.:;:; u•::ln;.:g:..O:.p~po ='l:.un:.•'Y ;.::._ _ Brand new 2 Bedroom Apartments Washer/dryer hookup stove/refrigerator Included Also available units State Route 160 Call for d4!1talls (740)441 0194 Of (740)441· 1184 MONtY 10LoAN -- I • TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wlnl 1 888 582 3345 HI \I I -., I \ II ,r.p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; r16 H~ FOR SALE Lo--~;:;,-iiii-.,J 1996 Approx 1800 Sctft w/2 1/2 acres 3brm 2 flbaths LAm FRm Form DAm Eat In kitchen Porch Deck 3 car garage wished dog ken nel lmmed Poes Loan Assumption 55% or $99 500 740 245 0125 or _7_4_0_6_ 45_2_2_4_9_ _..._ __ 2912 Anniston Dr Pt Pleasant 3BR 2BA LA FA Garage Nice neighbOr· hood (304)675 3637 days (304)675·2355 evenings 390 2Ba fireplace 40><60 barn 8 net acres Pleasant Volley Rd Rio 1lronde 000 (740)709·1166 St20 PoiSon to brush hog 1 112 acre field Tear down amall 3 7 bedroom, 5 bath foreclooldod building· houl away aura only $18,000 For lilt· Coil (740)44e·3209 aftsr lngo 800·391-5228 F254 5pm - - - - - - , . - - , AAA MODULAR ranch Truck driver to haul coal In mode II $56 838 Midwest W V Dump trailer experl· Homea (740)828·2750 ence needed Home AH•ntlon! Weekends Phone 740 416 Local company offering "NO 1795 DOWN PAYMENr proWanted Guitarist and grams for you to buy your Vocalist lor Rock Band home Instead ot renting (740)992·9904, 740·41~ · • 100% financing 1090 • less than perfect credit accepted • Payment coutd be tt1e same as rent Mortgage Lo~ators Concealed Pistol Class (740)367.0000 Ohio wv July 6 2006 $75 00 9 OOam VFW For Sale House 2317 Ml Mason WV Ph (740)843 Vernon Ave newly remold led conventent location call 5555 (304)675-8672 • I m looking for a Farm to lease for Hunting privileges (606)739·6523 Of (304)544 4211 r VANS FOKSALE John Deere Mm1 EKcavatorl Tractor Loader Backhoe/ Luxury Van Sk1d Steers Carmichael EKcellen l Equipment (740)446 2412 Chevy cond ition New John Deere Compacts and 5000 Senes Ut1llty trac tors @0% Fixed for 36 months through John Deere CreP,It Carm•chael Equ1pmen1 (740)446 2412 t996 Honda CBR 600 F3 L..-o; Quality John Deere Hay Runs excellent very fast Equipment tor less round Must sell $2 000 080 balers square balers IS. (740}645 3727 (740)388· mower cond•ttoners @4 7% _o_52_8-----~-­ F1xed for 48 months through ,2000 HD 1200 Custom John Deere Cred 1 Sportster lo ts Chrome & Carm chael Equ1pment Extras Pnced for qutck sell 1740)446 2412 ~r~:.;.;;.;;.;,;;.___.., (304)675 7059 leave mes sage Li-OOCK __ 2001 Yamaha Gnzzly 600 4x4 w/wmch runs great 16 month old Angus bull $2 800 call (304)593 6139 must see $1 too (740)742 2002 Yamaha Vstar 1100 1516 ClaSSIC S 500 rtnles black For Sale Two Appaloosas drag p1pes leather bags 4YO stud $300 and 3YO 50mpg $5 500 (740)2 45 mare $400 lnqUtnes at 74Q.. 5934 256 1253 aher 8 p m - - - -v-.s- -a,- C-Ia_s_ s,-c-200 3 1 11 00 Nelsons Meat Process1ng w1lh eiCiras 3500 m1les Smoke House working _S6_2_oo_:.(304--'Jc.6_75_4<l4_3_ _ Beef Hogs Deer No 2003 Yamaha R1 sportblke Appomtments necessary 3100 miles Yoshimura car Milton WV (304}743 5400 bon f1ber race eMhaust Quality horse: and~ Uvastock many-extras call (740)590 trailers now avatlable at 3722 Carmichael Equ1pment New '----'-~-~-dealer for Valley and 94 CBA 600 F2 $2 700 ca ll Klelerbuill Horse and (304)593 6386 or (304)593 8 132 Lives tock Trailers Many 010. - - - - - - - - , options available- steel, alu BoATSFOR&SMALEOTOKS rrnnum dre551ng rooms bv 1ng quarters (740)446 2412 r r r I j I Pla~:sale t= I 17~_40_;1_2'-56_9_1-37 ,..J r =:::..._______ a :;P;u:bi:IB;h::ng:C:o:m::pa:n:y)=~ SFRVIffi<! Grave Plot 0 Pme Street Cemetery (740)245 5747 John Deere 10ft No Til Drtll for rent Carmichael Equ1pment (740)446 24t2 1999 Chevy Silverado 4WD P/U 85 000 m1les 53 V8 all options short bed with topper EMcellent Condthon $11 000 (740)645·0826 JET ltvtngroom stove refrtgera CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· AERATION MOTORS ED 6 AFFORDABLE! tor wid private drive free 2BR house Garfeld Ave apartments Repaired New & Rebuilt In waler $450 )740)742·3109 Townhouse $460 ren t & sec der 3BR and/or small house& FOR StOCk Call Ron Evans 1house LeGrande Blvd 2000 14•70 Clay1on 3br RENT Call (740)441·1111 8()().537 9526 $600 renl & sec dep You 2ba for Rent or Sale or Land for applicatiOn & information pay ullllhes Lease & refer Contract (304)675 6619 Furnished apt 3 rooms & NEW AND USED STEEL ences requtred (740)446 2BA Mobile Home S375 bath ups1a1rs clean no Steel Beams P1pe Rebar 3644 for appllcatton . deposttl $375 month ~ No pets Ref/deposit requ~red For Concrete Angle Condtt•on 2 stry Bnck w 1h 2 NEW 3 br ctoublew1des from 3 bedroom 1 bath 2 story Pets (304)674 4633 ch anne I Flat Bar Slee I (7~0)446 1519 HANDYMAN acres 2·11replaces LA w1th $269 mo M1dwest Homes colonial carport gas heat :B-e:.:.1..:hec,.:.flr.:.s1"'t-o.,.llve..:..:l.:.n.,.th.,-l-slc-u~ r Gre.clous living 1 and 2 bed- Grat1ng For Drams Oak floors 14x30 Cedar (740)828·2750 $ 5501mo $S50/sec deposit nlshed remodeled 1 SPECIAL Family Rm 14x30 Oak 1nm :.......:..__ _ _ _ __ room apartments at VIllage Driveways & Walkways L&L NEW SINGLEWIDE· (740)446' 348 1 Bedroom 1 bath wtth Manor Br ng the lm1shmg tools 1 car garage 20IC 40 PooI and Rtverstde SCrap Metals Open Monday Appt Only $22 572 Midwest Homes 3-4 BR hOme Gao Creek kitchen llv1ng room & utility Apartments •n M'ddteport Tuesday Wednesday & 3bdrm Rench w/2 baths In $169 ooo drywall stage House never (304)882 3772 (304)593· (740)826 2750 Ad Non Smok1ng rental- room Cherry wood flooring From $295-$444 Call 740 Friday Bam 4 30pm Closed Thursday Saturday & Jived In Sts on 2 beauhtul ;::86::.7:...1:......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ NJCe 14x70 3 bedroom only $700/mo sec dep Call no carpet Includes W/0 992·5064 Equsl Housing 21 ft Glasport boat & Sunday (740)446-7300 ~ HAY & (740)446 3644 stove, refrtdg , kitchen tatq acres C1ty water at road Rece ntly remod eled two $10 995 Will help w1th dehv· Tandem tra•ler 305 Chevy 8x8 storage bulld~ng covabout 20 mms south of story hOme 1n MercerVIlle ery Call (740)385-9621 I nboard /o utboard 3br 1 ba tn Gallipolis Ferry ered porch & cou nty water MercrUiser 150 hours Call OH $74 500 , Walking d1stance of schools Athens Tobacco Call Owner ftnancmg (740)489 Pubhc hunttng nearbv REPO'S I USED !rom $500 a month (304)675 Access to Raccoon Creek (740)364 2646 $6 000 (740)446·7843 Of (740)645· 9 6 J $1 900 down M•dwest 2897 No mdoor pets References 30x40 all metal building sup· t660 14 $68 900 Adjacent mcome Homes (?40)828 2750 & deposit $200 rent $375 24 Mm1 Houseboat 120 hp property available pnced 4BA hOuse tor rent $:650 plied and >ns1alled $16,900 you pay eloctr~ (740)258· MercrUiser 110 Manne radio New 3 bedroom 2 bath separately lmmedtate occu Very clean 14x64 2 bed- mo plus dsp Call (740)446· Call for additional sizes 1106 C B rad10 Eagle f•Sh l1r)der brick home for sale 1n ~o pancy (740)256 1965 or room Only $7 995 Catl 3644 for Info AM FM CD player P:A sys _ _ _ _ [.10_..,;,;oA;:;IJI'OS ___ Grande Call (740)379 26 1""--11661)331 6672 (740)385 0696 Mobile home sites for up to tei'A stove refngerator 40 Attention! Block brick sewer pipes ...., FUR SALE 16x80 1n Country !-tomes gal fresh water holding tank Local company offertng "NO windows lintels etc Claude (740)385-4019 DOWN PAYMENr pro· Winters Rto Grande OH S5001 PoliCe Impounds' sleeps 5 Easy loader tan grams for you to buy your Cars from $500 For 11stmgs dam axle tra1ler Ready to Call740 245 5121 go 1n the water $4500 00 home Instead of renting 800·391·5227 eKt 3901 flrm 992 2128 If No • 100% financing PErs • Less than perfect credit 1 and 2 bedroom apart FORSAU: 1962 Thunderbird Blue answer leave message accepted Extertor Ivory leather 8 X20" alummum & 2X6 lac: ments furnished and unfur• Payment co uld be the Interior While vmyt top tory made dock and trader AKC Miniature Pinschers 3 nished security deposit Publ~ Notlres io NttNspapm. same as rent females black/tan $300 NICe dnver 390c• engme $1000 00 Call 995 2128 required no pet& 740-992Mortgage Locators Ready June 17 (740):J88.. auto transm•sslon power Trailer Camping s•te near Your Righi to Know,Dthvered Righllo Yourlloo~ 2218 power brake (740)367 0000 Nice 2br Apartment located 8124 no answer leave mes- steering nver m Syracuse Full h oo~ power wmdow power seat 1r. Po1n1 Plea•ant sage House with 2 beautiful 1 bedroom upstairS unfurup 740 992 5956 Pnce $9 500 00 Hill s ' apartments Upper has 3 nlshed apartment wtth RefridgeiK•tchen Rang& furForced Air Gas AKC Reg Lab pupp1es Automotive Classtc Car Two 2000 Sea Doo Jet Ski1s ~- range refr d1sposal and nished bedrooms lower has 2 ...u· $300/month chocolate & btack females Restoration & Parts Inc and Shoralander ... tra ler Meigs County pin set and the true 10% Down on Day of rooms Includes water lawn garage 136 Ftrst Ave rear Heat & AC Bashan Road Excellent cond1t10n S8 500 (304)875 .. & mates Ready to go 29670 Sheriff's Office point of beginning lor Sale, Cash or Oepos1t and Reference $200/deposlt care trash pickup & heat (740)446 2561 7628 (740)388·9932 leave mes- Rae ne Oh o 45771 Phone OBO 1304)541 1302 Sheriff Robert E the following Certified Chock, $600 month each Plus ::...:..c..'-'.c:.:c.:...____ 740 949 2217 Fax 740 sage Balance due on Beegle deacrlbed real estate: dePQs•l & references Two Bedroom Apt for Single Bedroom $300 month CA.MPFJ!S & 949 1957 P1ctu~ed on 17110 Sheriff Sales Thence 32 degruo Confirmation of 111e. Absolutely no pets Call rent/utllflles paid No Pals + $300 depostt 2 br Apt AKC Slbenan Husky pups www !hundArblrdcemer com McrtuK HoMf:S Case Number 20' 52" E , 302 82 feet Tho appraisal did (740)379 9887 74().992 5658 Blue eyes some rare one $350 a month $300 det=o051t Include an Interior 05CV105 to the waters edge Tracys Ap1 (304)675·2288 blue one brown $250 $300 1996 Ford W ndstar LX 2002 pop up 14 Rockwood Home National Bank and passing an Iron examination of the Runs/looks good cold AJC Forrest A1ver new cond 11on Call (740)446·8627 Plaintiff pin set at 220 78 feet; house The mobile Tara Townhouse loaded Must sell $1 500 $4 500 (7 40)446 0036 home on the premisvs Thence following the Apartments Very Spactous AKC Weimaraner Pupp1es OBO (740)645 3727 Gregory Hayman at watero edge of the es Ia nol part of thlo 2 Bedrooms C/A 1 1/2 4 mates 2 females Will be (740)366-0526 2006 Jayco 27 travel tra1ler al De1endants Ohio River S 51 action Bath Adult Pool & Baby ready June 30th $500 00 Used tw1ce Queen/full/twin degrees 42' 45" W, Robert E Beegle, Court of Common Pool Pat1o, Start $425/Mo (304)593 3889 Leave mes 1998 BuiCk Skylark 96 000 beds & sola lg shower sur m1les excellent condition Pleas, Meigs County, 183 79 feet to a point; Melgo County Sheriff, No Pets Lease Plus sage round sound Was S1 8 000 $2 800 Call (740)388 9645 Ohio Then leaving the Attorney for the Security Depoe:lt Requ~red Now $14 000 (740)446 CKC Mm1ature Pinscher Plaintiff, 1740)367 7086 waters edge N 25 In purouance of 'n 1999 Ford Taurus $2,800 2600 DOB-5131/06 Taking pups degrees 09'33 ' W , order of sale to me Little Sheats Twin Rtvers Tower 1s accept depos•ts AKC Red MmPtn Call (740)446 0425 alter Pnme A1ver lots for Rent Warner, 213 S. 2nd St. directed from said 342.18 feet to an Iron ing applications for waiting Ready for stud service 3pm Beauttful Beach Plenty ol pin eel and passing Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Court In the above list for Hud subslzed, 1 br, (740)388·6788 ' 2001 Stratus S4 900 1997 Shade For lnfQ Call 740 740·992-6689 entitled action, I will an Iron pin set at apartment call 675·6679 (6) 21,28 (7) 5 expose to sale at pub92.98 feet, Thence N. Taurus $t 900 1993 N1ssan 992 5762 Equal Housing Opportunity Female Umbrella Cockatoo 64 degreeo 50' 27 ' E , lic auction on the with cage Very affectiOnate ext cab $3 200 l 999 Scotty 1992 camper 22ft 141 09 fe'et to the front steps of the WANm> $450 00 OBO Also 7 Plymout)i Voyager van Very good c:ond1t1on $4 000 Meigs County Court place of beginning . Public Notice roRENr Month male 3/4Pyrenees $3 500 1988 Blazer 4x4 (740)441 1469 Containing 1 190 Houoe on Friday, July 1148order Coll1e Neutered $1 600 Saturns Cavaliers PUBLIC HEARING Sunllres Neon GrandAms .. 28, 2006 at 10 A.M, of acres, more or less Wanted Land to Lease for extremely gentle with ch1l Volswagon and others m ...,...;:.;..;_.,.._ _~,.., oald day, the follow· Subject to all legal The Village of dron $50 00 Call • 1 877 Hunting 1n Me•gs County: but 10 easements, right of Middleport will hold a lng described Real stock Pr cas on W1ndsh1eld HOMF. w II conskter other count1es 358 9201 of ~~&lllcles Cook Motora L\IPROVEMI-N"fS ' public hearing on ways and restrictions Eatate. Situated In 304 372 6745 German AoHewtelors three 328 Jackson P1ke (740)446 of record. Being Lot June 30, 2006 about Olive Township, 118 on Plat Note· Iron the 2007 budget The 103 ::.:.__ _ _ _- ' - - females all shots ready too-:. Melga County. State BASEMENT go $120 00 each beautiful plna are 5/8 Inch budget can be viewed of Ohio and baing WATERPROOFING 2003 Chevy Monla Carlo markings 740-992-0219 diameter, reinforcing at the office of the located Jn Lot 121, LS 3 4 liter 6 Gyclen UnconditiOnal l1fetune guar Fiscal Officer, 237 Townahlp 3 N Range rod that Is 2 0 feet Wolfe/H usky Pupp1es $8 900 00 740 992 0477 or antee l oca! references lur Race St , Middleport 11 Wast of tt1e Ohio long, having yellow n1shed Established 1975 Ballls S100 00 been worrned 740-416 3357 from 9 to 5. Company's Purchaae plaotlc capa labeled Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 Father 98% Gray Wolle More mfo Call Eber Pickens "6196PM R The (6) 21 4 cyl 0870 Roger s Basement l!elng a portion of Mother Timber Wolf 740 2003 PT Crwser • runs & looks great good gas Waterproo fing that land described In above deacrlbed real 742 1121 Appliance estate Ia the result of · m1leage $7 200 Call the Deed of a survey made by Public Notice MUSICAL (740)388 0140 Reference Volume Handy Man Home Serv1ces Philip M flobarts, 261, Page 871, of the Warehouse and Aepa rs Call (740)645 --- lr6IRUMENTS 97 Chevy 4 WD ext cab PUBLIC NOTICE Reglotored Surveyor Meigs County 7524 w/3rd door Vor1ec 350 Aulo II S-6196 Excepting NOTICE . Is hereby Courthouse In Henderson WV Pre New Blue Acousbc Gu tar mat1c very n1ce runs good and reserving the given that on Beginning at a railowned Appliances starling with Gtg Bag and pitch p1pe $6 200 OBO (217 )3 t 6 1829 Fnday, Juna 30, 2006 to coat, oil, gas and Saturday, June 24, road spike found In Mtnt condition or (304)576 2762 at $75 & up all under tuner other minerals under 2006 at 10:00 a m., a the West line of Lot Sunday,July 2, 2006 WarrantY also have recon- $t25 00 740 992·5546 public sale will ba the above deacrlbed 122 which bears N 10 For sale 92 N•ssan Senlra $200/person dltloned Big Screen TV s FR.urrs & • held at211 W Second real eotate aa provldegraaa 47' 11 " E , 95 Mazda MX6 90 Chevy oualy excepted or St., Pomeroy, Ohio. 39 27 feet from a Pnce 1ncludas a1rfare and by Ron I TV (30')67!1- L~--oiViiEGiiiiE:tii~iiJUiiiiiFS;;;.,..I 4•4 (740)44HJ036 The Farmers Bank reserved. Tho Corps of "Engineer• ~e ~F~t!~~TK~u~OG~--~ two mghts at and Savlnga Grantors further Monument labeled R· Thompsons Appl•ance & Cabbage for sale 75e head S Harrah's Cas1no & Resort Company Ia selling 94 This spike also In grant to the Granteeo Repair 675-7386 For sale Call (740)645·0501 79 L..--.;IFORiiiilliiiM.E-..,;,,..1 a non-exclusive ease· 1or caah In hand or the centerline of State re conditioned automatic Spruce Sf Gallipolis Brian Pnvata IBt from certified check the 1990 Chev 454 SS ment over a 50 foot Route 124; the lolllne washers & dryers refrlgera- _H_"_'1_ _ _ _ __ __ Charleston, WV loltowlng collateral: Excellent Condi tion Black rlllhl o1 way as ahown aasumed bearing S tms ga11 and electric Home grown tomatoes Keyless Entry Lots of 1997 Ford F350 on the plot attached 00 degrees 00' 00" E., Contact PVH Community ranges atr conditioners and Picked dally No Sunday extras Extra Sharp Garage 1FTHF36F3VEB63818 to the original deed •• the baola for the wrfr.ger waehera Will do Relations (304) 675-4340, sale& 1o miles west of k4!1pl $6500 00 740.7•2 Tho Farmera Bank racordtd In Volume bearlngo lor the 1ol· repairs on major brandl in Gallipolis on SA 141 at 2404 Rutland Ohio and Sav1n111 Ext 1326 to make 338, Page 487, Melli• lowing aurvey; shop or at your home Yodera Greenhouse' 10321 Company, Pomeroy, County Doad Thence along tile resetvaltons 2004 Chevrolet S lverado Ohio. reoervee the Used Furniture Store, 130 SR t41 , Gallipolis Recorda, extending Wilt lot line Lot 122 Truck black step side AC LIMITED SEATSI rillhl to bid at thla Bulavll!e Pike Stop by from State Route 124 which adjoins the I \In ! ' ' 1'1'1 II ' autorpatlc excellent condt Nle, and to withdraw )740)4 46 4782 Gallipolis to the auoject real , eroperty deacrlbed In Gladly accept credit cards, ,\ 1 1\ ! ' I (Hh, lion $16 500 (304)675 5754 OH HIS 11 3 (M F) the above collateral eatato. Reference olume 240, Page parsonal checks and cash prior to oale Further, Deed Volume 184, 920, and being the 98 Ford Ranger Splash Wuher $tOO dryer $95 The Farmers Bank Page 353, Molgo baala lor bearing, S. Super Cab 4X4 4 0 V6 Air elect range $125 ralrlg F F: and Savlnge County Official 00 degrees 00'00 ' E., Sharp $6496 00 99 Chevy $150 upright freezer $t50 company reoerveo Records. Auditor"• St O Ext Cab 4X4 4 3V6 es the bealo lor bear· solid wood dresaer $80 cof· BOO Ford Gas farm tractor 5 Parcel No. 09the right to reJect ony 99 lnga lor the following lee table $50 entertainment speed Live pto WIFraeman Auto Nice $8995 00 or all blda oubmltted 02013.000 Property GMC Sonoma 4 cyl 5 spd aurvoy; Thence olong canter new $100 table & 4 Loader $4 000 00 Call 992 Tht above daacrlbed Addritu. 83459 SR Air $369!S 00 Many More he Weal Uno of Lot chairs $100 IX>ok shell $75 2128 collateral will be aold 124 (Fellowahlp Rd.), Cars and Trucks to choose 122 which afjolna the Bissell bagleu sweeper - - - - - - - - "aa ls·whare Ia", with Long Bottom , OH from RiverVIew Mot~Hs 1 property daacrlbed In $40 For sale D-9 G Cat dozer no expreooed or 45743. Current Block above McDonald& Volume 240, Page Skaggs App (740)843·2354 Owner: Gregory Implied warranty Pomeroy OH (740)992 V20, and being the 1216 Eastern Ave given Haymon etal Property For sale O!d Farm All MM~ 3490 baolo lor bearing, S (740)446 7396 For 1urther Informatractor Nlcel $1 500 OBO 00 degrua 00' 00" E., .at: 63459 SR 124 4x4 Fallowohlp Rd, Long tion, or for an Call (740)379 9887 684 18 feet to an Iron FoR SALE appointment to Bottom, Ohio PPI 09· pi" set; Thence No. 64 Have some hauling to do? lnopect collateral, 02013.000 Volume degraao 50'27" E., Carmichael Ectulpment- 1990 7 3 diesel s speed 184, Page 353, prior to aale data con· 870.41 1eet to an lorn Buy or sell Riverine your source fo r quality 4JC4 150 000 m11es $4 900 tact Cyndle, Stacy or Approloed at ln aet, pasalng an Antiques 1124 East Main goosenecks dumps a.nd utll (740)388 8358 $250,000 00 Torma of Randy at 992·2138 ron pin eat at 55.24 on SR 12• E Pomeroy 74Qltlea Your dealer lor Proatar Sale Cannot be aold (6) 21' 22, 23 teat; Thence S 32 992 2526 Rues Moore and Load Trail trallert 1994 GMC Jimmy 4x4 auto for leu than 2/3nla of degreea 21 '07" E , owner runs good (740)256 8687 (740)446 2412 the Appraised Value 50 47 teet to an Iron s. Borrow Smart Contact the Oh10 Dlv•s•on of Fmanctal lnstllutlon's Off1ce of Consumer Affatrs BEFORE you ref1· nance your home or obtain a loan BEWARE of requests lor any large advance payments ol fees or tnsurance Call the Off1ce ot Consumer Affa.rs toll free at 1·866 278 0003 to learn If the mortgage broker or lender 1s properly licensed (This Is a pubUc servtce announcement from the Ohio VaUey ~ Caplains Loft bed 3 yrs old eiCcellent condition patd $600 asking $400 (304)882· 3686 --------CRF 100 04 d>rt bike $1 599 hk• ~.., 10.. 0)\6 dog •ennel $150 (7401446 8706 after 4pm Hay tedder 17 4 basket Gelhre $1 400 Call (740)446 6566 Of (740)645 4146 4x4 FOKSALE - ••NOTICE•• r Ant1ques Repaired and Refinished Also, Buy and Sell Lumber tor Sale Gtbbs Wood and Resloratmn Shop 49985 Tornado Road Aacme Call 949 2246 18A apt for rent In Spring Valley WID hookups OeposiVreferences requtred Call (740)446 0834 or (740)645·4846 or (740)339 0362 2 cemetery lots V1nton Memorial Cemetery Section Accept1ng applications for 2 G lot 23 north HMT Phone bedroom apartment $500 (330)877 2095 month kitchen appliances & - - - - - - - - WID furnished, water & 35• Sony Wege Trlnrtron TV garbage 1ncluded no pets wlstand DVD surround 1st month secunty deposit sound system GOOd conch· & tease required (740)446 tlon S275 Ph (740)446 9585 1802 r ' •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do business with people you know and NOT to send money through the ma I until you have mvesllgated the offertng IE Btll Hubbard Memonal Tournament July 1 -6th Double ehmmatlon Drawtng & deadline June 24th Entry fe.e $30 00 & 2 740-992-5564 r r lO ATLANTIC CITY r - Benefit Gun Shoot for Shnners Children Hospital Sunday, June 25 12 Noon r. r Forked Run Sportsmans Club ' �. ~ .. . .. .. .. . .. www.mydailysentinel.com , Wednesday, June 21, 2006 ALLEYOOP Wednesday, June 21, 2006 t www.mydallysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE UBLIC NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Oils Core, Rhonda Core, whote last place ol residence is •• 1660 known Uncoln Heights, • l'omeroy, OH 45769· 1288 by! whose prea· ani place of real· 'Cience Ia unknown will lake notice that on April 4, 2006 Cllibank , NA as · Trustee · under the Pooling and Sarvlclng Agreement as of Dated November 30, 2001 Sarles 2001 ·I Filed Its Complaint In Case No. 06-CV-046 In the Court of Common Pleas Meigs County, Ohio alleging that the above - named Defandant(a), have or claim to have an interest in the real estate described balow: Situated in the Village of Pomeroy, County pf Meigs, and State of Ohio. Baing known ~nd designated on a map of Lln.coln tlelghts, made by llreece .& Carper, reg· islered . · Civil l:ngineers, Huntington, West · V)rginia, dale October 17, 1942, as recorded becembar 17, 1942, in !he Office of · the Recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, In Plat Book t3, Pages 43 and 44, as Lot ,No. 38, and baing more particularly described as follows: Beginning at ihe point of intersection ol the South line ol Lincoln Road with the West line ol Point Lone; thence with the said line of Lincoln 63 Road, North degrees 51 minutes Well 50 leet; thence with the said line bel-n Lots 37 and 38, South 26 degrees 09 minulea Weal 200 feel; thence South 63 degrees 51 minutes East 27.4 leel to a point In the said line ol Point Lane; thence with said line, North 32 degrees 36 minutes East 201.28 feet, to the point of begin· , nlng; reserving however, the coal and ali other minerals in and underlying ttie above described property. Together wllh the right to mine rho same whhout encumbrance to the surface, and subject to ·an easement for sewage 'filter ditch or leaching ditch as set forth and deacrlbad In that car· lain instrument boar· ing dale November 26, 1943, and record· ed In said recorder office in Deed Book 151, Page178. The Patilioner further alleges ihat by reason of default of the Defendant(s) in the payment ol a promissory note, according to lis tenor, the .condl· lions of a concurrent mortgage deed given to secure the payment of said note and conveying the premIses described, have been broken, and the same has become absolute. The Petitioner prays that the Defendanl(s) named above be r~qulred to answer and set up their interest in said real estate or be forever barred from asserting the same, for foreclosure ol said mortgage, the marshaling of any liens, and the sale of said real estate, and the proceeds of said . aale applied to the of 'payment Patittoner'a Claim in the proper order ol lis . priority, and for such other and further relief as Ia just and equitable. · "T:he defendant(&) named above are required to anower on · or balore the 16th Day of August, 2006. By: Reimer, Lorber & Arnovltz Co., L.P.A. Peter L. Mehler, AHorney at Law (I) 14, 21 , 28 (~ 5, 12, 19 Public Notice Melgi .county Sheriff's Office Shariff R()beri E, E!Mgle Sherin Sales Number Caae 05CV017 USDA Rural Dctvelopmonl Plaintiff vs Barbara Bunch at at Defen~n1e , Court of Common Plaia, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursusnca of an order ol sale lo me directed lrom eafd. court in the above entitled action, I Will expose to sale at Public Auction on the Front Stepa ol the I Meigs County Court Houee on Friday, July 21 , 2006 at 10 A.M., of eatd day, the follow· ing Described Raol Estate: Exhlbll "A" Daecriplion ol Reol Property Situated In the , Village o! Middleport, County of Meigs · and State df Ohio In 100 acre Lot No. 309, Range 13,1.Town 2, of the Ohio Company 's Purchase, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at· an Iron pipe atlhe southwest corner of Harry W. McMaster's Lot; thence South 58 <leg. Weal 32.5 fsel to an iron pipe; thence South 18 dag. East 33.5 feel to an Iron pipe; thence South 78 deg. 30' East 323 feel to on iron pipe on the Weal aide of the Rutland Road; thence along the Wast side of seid rood North I 8 deg. West 57.5 feet to an Iron pipe; thence North 78 deg. 30' West 287 feel to the place of beginning, 38/100 containing acres. Property Address: 31 I Rutland Street, Middleport, Ohio 45760 Parcel 15-01288-000 No.: Current Owner: Barbara Bunch et al P.roperty AI: 311 Rutland Sl, Middleport Oh 45760 Pl'l 15-012118.000 Prior . Deed References: Volume 320, Page 161, Appraised at $52,500.00 Terms of Sala: Cannot ba sold for leas than 213rds of the Appraised Value. 10% down on Doy of Sale, Caah or Certified · Check, Balance Due on Confirmation of aale. .The appraiaal did include an interior examination of the house. Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County SheriH. Attorney for the Plainllff, Stephen D. Miles, 18 W. Monument Ave. Dayton OH 45402 937-461-1900 (6) 14, 21, 28 Public Notice Meigs County SheriH's Office Sheriff Robert E. Beegle SheriH Sales Case Number 05CV089 First National Acceptance, Plaintiff vs Billie Jo Sayre el ·ar Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio,. In pursuance ol an order of sale ro me directed from said Court In the above entitled action, I will expose for sale at Public Auction on the front steps of The Maigs County Court House on Friday, July 21. 2006 at to A.M,. ol said day, the followIng described Real Estate: Exhibit A Legal Description. Situatad In the town· of Sutton, ship County of Meigs and State ol Ohio: being a rectanglular piece ol land with a liontage ' of ninetyfive (95) leet on the public road and one hundred fllleen (115) feet; the said frontage beginning In the western boundary line ol the Patrick Hogan property local· ad on the north aide of the public road lad· ing from Pomeroy to Racine, and extend· ing weatwa·rd and running parallel with said road for a dis· lance of ninety-five (95) feet !rom the west~n boundary of said Patrick Hogan property said rectangular piece ol land baing cut out ol tract XIII, aa deecrlbed In a certain deed made by William D. Roush, and wile on the 24th day of February 1919, to the grantor her,in; and being part of a tract conveyed to tha satd· Wiillamn D. Roush by the Auditor of Meigs County, Ohio, by daad doted August 8, 1917, and recorded In volume 115, page 269 et seq., and being In the south pari of 100 acre Lot No. 292 said orig· inai tract containing 20.65 acres, more or leas to be the same, mora or leu but subject to all legal high· ways. The following · described premises situated In the Township of Sullon, County of Meigs and State ol Ohio: ,PubliC Not.ices ln Newspapers .. Your Riahe to Kno"W,., Delivered ,Being 11111-lhall of a l'ec:tangular piece of land wHh 1 frontage of one hundred fifty (150) t..t on the public road end on. hun· dred flfiMn (115) IMt deep, eald frontage beginning at the weetern boundary of the property owned by Clare .m. Sellers and Almmlre S.llere, nlnety·llve (95) fHI weal of the weetern boundary of lhe Patrick Hogan property and located on the north aide ol the public road leading from Pomeroy to Racine, and extendIng westward' and parallel with aald public road for a distance of. one hundred fifty (150) leal lrom aald sellers waatern boundary and being cut oui of tract XIII, oa described In a certain deed made lrom William D. Rouoh and wife, on the 24th day of February 1919,·10 the Brocalso Camleal Company, and being a pat ol a tract eon· veyed to the oald William D. Rou.teh, by the auditor of Meigs County, Ohio, by daad dated August 8, 1917, and recorded In Vol. 115, page 269, et seq., Being the south jpart of 100 acre Lot No. 292, sled tract containing 20.85 acres, Deed Reference: O.R. Vol 102, Page 735, Meigs County, Ohio Records ol Deeds. Parcel No. · 20· 00056.000 and 20· ooo57 .ooo Property Addreu: 2872 State Road 12412872 Third Street Racine, Syracuse, Ohio 45799. Current Owner: Billie Jo Sayre et al Property at: 2872 . Third St, Syracuse, Ohio PP8 20·00056.000 2000057.000 Prior l)eed References: Volume page 735 102, Appraised at 10,000.00 Terms ol sale: cannot be sold lor less than 213rds ol the appraised value. 10% down on day ol sale, caeh or certified check, balance due on confirmation . ol sale. The appraisal · did not lnc;lude an interior examination of the houso. Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff, Attorney lor · the Plaintiff Christopher J Klym (6) 14, 21,28 lght 1:0 Your directed from uld ofTrecl ThrM, Ofllcr.l Record 53, Page 01 . court In the above Baing 2. 901 Acree onliUed action, I will out of Tract Two. expoee to ule at pub· STANLEY TREE lie auctiOA on tho Offical Record 53, TRIMMING & front slaps ol the Plge 1. All 518" iron GENERAL Melge County Court plna with plastic iden· CONTRACTING House on Friday, July , liftcallon cape eel are 28, 2008 at 10 A .M., of atamped "Saymour & • Prompt & quality 29670 Bashan Road Auto & Truck Asaocietes." All Iron uld day, the follow· work Racine, Ohio ing described Real pina aet being 518 Repair 45771 • Affordable Rates Estate: General inches by 36 inches. 740-949-2217 • References ' Warranty Deed The bearings used in 3 miles west of Available Ronald .D. Hagerty the above-doacrlbed J'x14)' • Free Estimates Pomeroy, OH and Judy A. Hagerty, tract ware bilsed on to fO'dO', . ' "Insured " husband and wlla, of the eaat line ol ' on State Rt. 124 C<JII Gary Stanley Rosa County, Ohio, Saction 33 being S. Hours • for valuable conaldar07' 17' 20" N and are 740-741-1193 7:00AM-8:00PM for the determination allon paid, grant• • Leave a message 1114/1 mo. pd with general waranty, '1f angles only. Tha cove~~nts to . James above deocrlbad tract R. Fletcher and Tracy woo surveyed by L. fletcher, for their George F. Seymour, join Iivas, remainder Ohio Profaosional to the survivor. ol Surveyor No.6044. them, whose tax mail- September 15, 1997. • ing address is 1745 E~capllng the cool Trout Road, Albany, known as No. 4-4A· • New Homes Ohio 45710, the fol-. Clalron or Limestone • Garages • Mowing, Public Notice lowing Real Property: Coal conveyed to • Complete Ohio Power Company Survey 12 Situated In Trimming. Etc. 26 Years Sealed proposals the County of Meigs, as shown by the Dead Remodeling • .Let us see what ' will be received altha In the State of Ohio, Recorda in the Oflice David we can do office of the Mayor, and in the township of the Meigs County 740-992·6971 237 Race St., of Columbia. being a Recorder. This is for you. Stop & Compare Middleport, . Ohio part of a tract ol land exce'pted from CALL 992-5422 free 45760 unlil 3:00 p.m. that le now or formerGrantors' warranty local time on Friday, ly In the name of covenants. July 7, 2006, lor fur- Ronald and Judy Restrictions: 1. Lot is L!!L:n:u..]!:n:n:ua nishing all labor, Hage<ty aa raco~ baing sold for single materials and equip- In official Record 53, family residential ment necessary to Page 1 of lhe Meigs use, however if you complete the project County Recorder's gel approval from the Meigs County Health known aa Middleport Office, said tract S t r e a t being situated In the Department to place Reconetructlon, and northeast quarter of · a second unil on the All Cypes of roofing; at oaid lime and Sacllon 33, T-90 N R· lot, II will be permil· New or Repair led. 2. Single wide, place, publicly 15-W, and bounded Seamless Gutter double wide and openad and read and described es fol· DownspO ut www.timber&~Rokoablnel;rJ...aa lowe: Beginning lor aloud. modulara ore permil· Contract docu- reference on a 516" lad. Sklrtttng must ba FREE . ments, bid aheata, iron pin with a plaallc Installed to u_nlt with· · plana and specHica- ida.ntilicaUon cap set, in 60 days ol being ESTIMATES llona can be obtained · takan to be on the placed on the lot. Any (740) 949·1405 at said office Monday northeast corner of unit baing placed on 'L:U;'JSIL1!;J~I!!L..I:f.S the lot cannot be over through Friday lrom Section 33; thence tan years old when 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. along the east line of ..*JUNE Each bidder 11 Sactlon 33, S 07' 17' placed on the lot. 3. · No junk or unlicensed required to furnish 20" w a distance of vehtclea are permitwith lis proposal, a 1809.89 feet to a 516" Bid Guaranty and Iron pin with a plastic , ted on the lot. 4. No accumulation or perContract . Bond In ldentllicalion cap set sonal affects, debris, accordance with on the northeast corwaste, garbage or Seelion 153.54 of the ner of a 67.00 acre other unsightly Ohio Reviled Code. trsct, Daad Vol, 326. objects. 5. No IncomBid security fur- Page 877; thence Public Notice plete structures are nished In Bond form, lesvlng the east line allowed. You will ba Official Records of shall be laaued by a of Section 33 and allowed adequate Meigs County. Ohio Surely Company or along the north line lime to complete a Current CorporaUon llcenaad ol the 67.00 acre Owner: alruclure. 6. All Iota · Tracey Fisher aka in IIIII State of Ohio lo tract, N. 83' 18' 33" W. a distance ol 924.90 provide said aurety. must give access to Fletcher Property at: ali public utilities 39685 Cone Road Each Proposal must leal to an Iron spike contain lhaluli name sal160 penny nail), in including but not lim· Albany Ohio PP' 05lied )o public water, 00124.00 Prior Daad of the perty or pertles the center of Cone electric and tale· References Volume aubmiHing lhe pro- Road(lownahlp Road phone. 7. Only one 88 page 1 Appraised ' posal and all parsons 7);sel tc:on oplke also large animal par acre at $35.000 terms of Interested therein. baing the principal Ia permilled (Ex. sale: Cannot ba sold Each blc;lder muet place of beginning ol submit · evidence ol the tract herein horae, cow, goal) No for less than 2/3rds of thence Ita experiences on described; swine are permilled. .the appraised value. projects ol similar conlinuing along the 8. Prior to building or 10% down on day ol size and complexity. north line of the 67.00 placing a unil on the sale, cash or certified ·The .owner Intends acre tract, N. 83' 10' lot you may use a check, balance due and requires lhollhla 53" W, paiSing a 518" camper on the lot for on confirmation ol project be completed Iron pin with a plaatic recreational use, sale. The appraisal no later than August Identification cap set; However, II must be did Include an interior 31,2006. at 30.00 leal, going a removed from the lot examination ol the Athans Ali contractors and total distance ol when not in use. 9. house. Robert E, subcontractors 649.77 feet to a 518" Prior to cilarting any Beegle, Meigs ~ounty Public Notice Involved with ·the iron pin with plastic developnlenl of your Sheriff. Attorney for project will, to the cap oel; thence with a lot contact the Meige the Plaintiff Dyer Law · Meigs County extent County Health Firm PC, 5743 Centre practicable line through the Sheriff's Office, use Ohio producta, grantor's property the Department to review Avenue, Pillsburg, PA. Sheriff Robert E. materials, services, ·following four (4j home aH location. 15206 412-361-1000 Beegle · and labor in the courses: (I) NM. 06 Auditor's Parcel N.: (6) 21,28 (7) 5 Sheriff Sales ol 55' 39" E. a dlstince implementation Part of Parcel 06· Chuck Wolfe Case Number their project. ol 499.96 feello a 518 00124-000 Address·of Additionally, conlrac- Iron pin wllh a plallic 06CV007 Farme~s Property: 39685 Cone Owner Bank & Savings Co. ldenlillcallon cap sat. Road, Albany, Ohio. , 1or compliance with the ·equal employ- (2) S. 83' 18' 53" E a • New Homes • Additions Plaintlif Prior Instrument vs ment opportunity distance ol 320.50 Reference: Volume • Remodeling Rebecca L requirements of Ohio IMt to a 518 pin wllh a 53, Page 1 ol the Thompson AKA Rife Administretive Code ptallic cap sat, (3) s. Licensed Home Builder et al Defendants Chapter 123, the 06' 55'39" W, passing Help Wanted Help Wanted Court of Common Governor's Executive a 518" ,lroJl pin wilh a Pleas, Meigs County, Order ol 1972, and plastic Identification w 14 Ohio. Governor'• Executive cap sat al149 ..97 feel WANTED: Part-time WEEKEND In pursuance ol on Order M·9 shall be going a total distance position available to assist an order ol sale to me required. · ' of 324.97 fHI to a 518 directed lrom said DOMESTIC STEEL Jron pin with a plaalic individual with mental court in the above USE REQUIRE· idenlificalion cap set .retardation in Chester (Meigs . entitled action, I will MENTS AS SPECI· , and (4) S. 83' 1~' 53" expose to aale at pub- FlED 'IN . SECTION E. passing 'a 518" Iron County); Friday llpm thru Sam ' lic auction on the 153.001 OF THE pin with a plaotic Monday; sleep-over required. lronl steps of The REl/ISED CODE ldentiftcaUon cap set Must have high school diploma or Meigs County Court APPLY TO THIS PRO· 81 300.00 feet, going a House on Friday, July JECT. CQPIES OF . total distance of GED, valid driver's license, three 21, 2006 at 10 a.m. of SECTION 153.001 OF 330.00 feet to an Iron years good driving experience and Said Day, the follow- . THE REVISED C,ODE . spike sat In the can~ lng datcribed Real CAN BE OBTAINED ter of Cone Roa.d the adequate automobile insurance. Estate:. The following FROM ANY OF THE following two (2) $7.25/hr. Send resumes to; Residential, Commercial • General Contracting ,premises, situated in OFFICES OF THE courses: (1) S. 06' 55' Painting • Donn~ • Windows • Dc..:ks Buckeye Community Services, OF 39" W a distance of the Village ol Rutland, DEPARTMENT • 'Siding • Ruoli ng • Room Addition s • Remodeling County of Melga and ADMINISTRATIVE 45.09 leal to a point, P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 45640 · WV 038992 • Plu 111hing • Electrical 7o40-387-GM4' State of , Ohio: Being SERVICES. and (2) s. 07' 15' 03" OH 38244 • A~:Cuu ~ti~; Ceiling 740-331-3412 in Fraction No. 7, Bidders must comply , W a distance of · or email to beyecserv@yahoo:com. Town No. 6 and with the prevailing 129.91 leet to the Deadline for applicants: 6/23/06. Range No. 14 of the wage ratea on Public principal place of Pre-employment drug testing. in beginning, containing Ohio · Companf's Improvement• Equal Opportunity Employer · Purchase. Beginning Meigs County and the 5.003 ocrea, more or 2934 leal eaot and 84 VIllage of Middleport, lese, and being subfeel so~lh of lha Ohio as determined ject to the right-of· northweat corner of by the Ohio Bureau of way of Cone Road · Help Wanted . Help Wanted Fraction No. 7 at on Employment (Township Road 7) Iron pin In lha south Servlcea, Wage and and all other ease· right-of-way line ol Hour Dlvlaion, (614) menta of record. Tho -S~ade Stole route No, 124; 844-2239. above deecribad tract VIllage of being oubJecl to a the said beginning The Middleport rea•rvea 30.00 foot wide point also being the northweer corner of the right to wolve lngreu and agroao 35537 St Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Chriallon Diehl's lot; Irregularities and to ••••ment, the aoutherly 442,11nt ol thence South 150 reject any or a)i bide. 7 ·98 . Michelina's, Inc. located at 100 E. lonnorelll, uld easement baing · feet; thence weal 120 Sandy Broadway, Jackson, OH is accepting more particularly leal; thence north Mayor described •• lollowa: 132.8 feet; thence Village of Middleport applicatio11s /or the followillg factory FOR RENT· MEIGS COUNTY Beginning on on Iron northeasterly along (6) 21' 28, (7) 5 positions: 1·4 BR Houses ·& Apts. spike sot on the State Rpute 124 a dlasoutheast corner ol tance ol121 .1 t..1 to 1 Luxury- Also HUD Public Notice • Manufacturing • Quality Assurance the . above-dea~rlbed the point ol begin· tract, said iron spike nlng, contslnlng 0.39 Also Commercial Space • Maintenance .• Sanitation County localod In the center acre . Subject to a Meigs • Warehouse 740-416-5547 rlght.,of•way given to Sheriff's Ofllce of Con• Road the Ohio Fuel Gn Sheriff Robert E. : (Township Road 7) Company · for a Beegle thanes laavlng the YOUNG'S pipeline by George Sheriff Sales center ol Cone Road Full time opportunities are available with Number and along the south CARPENTER Lasher. Reference Caae starting ·wages from $12.04 per hour plus Dead:· Volume 324, 03CY005 . line of the above· incentive pay. Excellent benefits which SERVICE Page 553, Meigs GreenPolnl Credit described tract. N. 83 ' Room Addlllons I includes Medical , Dental, Optical, 401k, County Dead Corp 18' ·s3" W. 8 distance R•mod•llng · 97 Beech Street Recordt. Auditor's Plalntill of 549.771eetlo a 518: ' Paid Vacation and Holidays. New Garage• Parcel N.: 12· vs iron pin with 8 plastic El~tetrlcal -1 Plumbing Middleport. OH Roofing a. QuHer• 00355.000 Properly Tracey Fisher AKA idenlificotlon cap aet A drug screen and background check is VInyl Siding I Painting Address: Rl. 1, Box 8- Fletcher baing the aouthweal 10x10x10x20 Patio end Porch Deek• required. Applications can be obtained and A, Salam Street, Dehtndanta comer ol the above . WV036726 992-3194 returned to Security al Michelina's at any Court of Common described tract and Rutland, OH 45775. V.C. YOUNG Ill Curr~nl Owner: Pleas, Meigs County, the end ol the 30.00 . time. or 992·6635 '192621!> Rebecca L Thompaon Ohio. fool wide ingre11 and Pom('roy 0 11 ' ' "Middleport's only In pursuance of an . egreesa easement. AKA. Rife e1 al prop2 ' YP.Ir<; l ' (alixp.-•u '"~ erty at RT 11 Box BA order of eaie to me · Baing 2.102 acres out •EEO/AA Employer Seii-Sioraxe• ,, 'J ROGER HYSEll GARAGE , iiiii North • ofo ·~ " ;FRANK & EARNEST SAY, DO YOV ,INGO {.Afll>S1 ·SARNEY I WELP, THAT TAKES CARE OF ALL TH' NEWS THAT'S 1 FIT TO PRINT !! · ~--'~ ~ ...__ _,_ ! l • f, : L::..;;.;.t j~ 'f)(i J ~. f 1 1 ! f~ ~~~~~J~~~~~~;~;~;;~~~==~~] I ;THE BORN LOSER : po "'qP' 11-\( &1'<5 Of" 5U~t<\~ 1-\1'..\/E · RE:\UI1..~E.t> ! ... 'tOU fo'.£.AA, ~N.L Pl~'t~~ 28 South West •• Dbl. Pass North East Pass • Allpass ~ :!:JIG NATE ' lo~ung 33TIIca ~d 35 Bungle 37 Computer acronym 38 Buckift 39 Holm or Flaming 40 Um'e COUIIns 41 VIIUIIIzt 42 Dirty place Opening lead: • Q 43 Cattle lead Player~ love to pre·empll>ecause these bids can ,cause the opponenls major headaches. 01 course, occasionally it is the pre·emptors partner who is caught, but not often. Today, let's look at the key principles of bidding against high-level intervention.· After two passes, East opened one club, . ol ccwse. What should Scuth do now? Given the prevailing vulnerabiily, a one" spade overcall would be sane. But since partner was a passed hand, South decided to go the whole hcg and leaped majestically - 'or suicidally, depanding upon the outcome- to tour spades. Now West's double spould not be purely tor penalties. II should say that he has loo many Jl!lints to pass, but has no bel· fer call available. (This double was a borderline decision.) East, with one eye on lhe vulnerability, passed, hoping lor plus 500. But with the spade void, he should have removed to lour no·trump, expecting lhe bulk of his partners points to blybewould outside.spades. have bid live Thenhearts, West proba· which . costs only t 00 even if South doubles. II · West, though, deddes that his partner might be 4·6 in the minors and bids live clubs, North would double that and col· lec1500. Four spades doubled was easy to ,maka given tho bidding. West led the heart queen. East won with his ace, look the diamond ace, and played a second dia· mond to South's king. Declarer cashed c his spade ace, picked up Wesfs queen with the aid of a Jinesse, and lost only one heart and two diamonds to linish NEXT TO CAROLYN IMPORTS WOODRUFF' CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celtbrily Ciolo< ._.,.. - iflll'le.., - t&ftlllor ... . -' ,.., .. , ED.._. cipMr tidier. . . -. rOdlly's due: S BQUI/s G "ALX HTSLA , '--__;==--+..,...J ·!PEANUTS SO W>IAT'? >IE I w.a,s JUST LUCK'{ TI-lE LAST TIME WE PLAYED ... {740) 992-0496 ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR. $54 PER MONTH Thursday, June 22. 2006 By BerniCe Bede Osoi VNAL -C. 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ACROSS Phillip Do~r.. 1t-!Cri< a WoMan fi<e s;oen-r ' •' IS a GooD iDE.a ? .i ~ • I • .' ,, I . · - -.. ·~· __ _ _ _ _,_ _.J.__:.__ __ _ I ·- ---·' -- �, - Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, June 21, 2006 Cleveland doubles up Cubs, 4-2 Bv ToM three mns on' four hits in a first inning that could have been bigger except for some CLEVELAND- Cliff Lee hard-hit balls that ·were outpitched and outlasted Greg caught. Maddux - seems everyone is Sizemore opened with a lately - and the Cleveland single, stole second and on Todd Indians snapped a four-game s.cored losing streak by beating the Hollandsworth's base hit. future Hall of Farner and the Jhonny Peralta walked, and Chicago Cubs 4-2 on Tuesday following a lineout, Victor night. Martinez's RBI single gave Lee (6-5) allowed one Cleveland a 2-0 lead. , , earned run and six nits in 7 2- . Maddux got Ben Broussard 3 innings in his fust career on a line drive to center, but start against the Cubs. The Ronnie Belliard followed left-hander has bounced back with a run-scoring single. nicely . from a 1-4 record in .It's a good tbing the Indians ~ Brad Sherman/photo going 3-0 with a 3.10 started quickly because May, Feei}E!y Bennett's Jeremy Blackston rounds third and heads home ERA in four starts this month . Maddux settled in and retired during Tuesday's 23-1 victory over Gallipolis in Rock Springs. Grady Sizemore homered II straight before Sizemore. team tacked on four more runs and the Indians made three opened the fifth with his 13th .. ' to take a commanding 12-0 first-inning nlns off ·Maddux homer, a linect shot into the · lead. (7-7) stand up to win for just Cubs' bullpen. Durst completed 'the cycle the third time in 12 games. Chicago was handed its first from Page 81 when he tripled to lead off the Cleveland began the day a run in the second when fifth. Zach Haislop doubled in season-high 15 games out of Indians second baseman .errors in the first inning two runs then Wes Riffle, first. place in the AL Central. Belliard made two errors on helping the Meigs Countians Davis ·and Luke Haislop also Maddux ~ave up four runs one play. With Murton on at jump out to a 6-0 lead after drove in nms before Durst ·. and seven hits in 7 ).3 innings second, Belliard fust stopped · one inning of play. came up again . . and lost for the seventh time but dropped a grounder up the . Luke Haislop had a two-run Durst hit a three-run blast to in I0 starts. After starting the middle by Jacques Jones. single, as did Eric VanMeter, center field to make it an even Murton never stopped run" in the big opening frame . 20-0. Zach Haislop then season 5-0. Maddux is 2-7 with a 6.83 ERA since May 3. ning, and he scored when Clayton Blackston smgled in logged his second hit of the Maddux lost Game 5 of the Belliard's throw to the · plate the mnin~:'s final run. inmng to cap the nine-mn outDurst hit a RBI double in the burst. Luke 'Haislop hit a two- 1995 World·Series in his on(y was in the dirt and skipped to second to extend the Feeney run homer in the sixth to round other appearance at Jacobs the backstop, also allowing Field. Jones to take third. Bennett lead to seven runs, but · out the scoring. · The Cubs are 1-7 since a Cleveland ~reserved Lee's it wasn't until the fourth and Gallipolis scored its only two-run cushion in the fifth fifth innings that Post 128 mn in the sixth. Williamson . three-game winning streak. After allowing a two-out when a nice left-to-third-toreally began to click offen- and Nick Stevens drew walks walk in the eighth, Lee was home relay cut d.own Jones at sively and opened the flood- before Williamson stole third gates. PB scored 16 runs over and came home on a passed replaced by Rafael Carmona, the plate trying to score on who struck out Matt Murton. Henry Blanco's doUble. the final three innings, includ- ball. The Cubs got within 4-2 in Feeney Bennett is at Bob Wickman, who blew two ing a nine-run fifth. · saves on Cleveland's recent the sixth when Aramis Durst led off the fourth with McArtJ:mr today and plays a solo homer over the left field host to Logan Friday. road 2-7 road trip, worked the Ramirez connected for his fence. Zach Haislop doubled Gallipolis is off until Friday ninth for his I Oth save. 13th homer. and Matt Mooney had a single when McArthur's juniors The Indians wasted no time Notes: Thousands of loud Iater in the frame as the home come to town. getting to Maddux, scoring . Cubs fans made it a WrigleyWITHERS ASSOCIATED PRESS Blasts Heat from Page 81 I I · with his antics after Game 5, which resulted in a $250,000 fine earlier Tuesday. · Bui while the Mavs worried about every perceived slight, the Heat focused on fulfilling the promises of Riley and O'Neal. The veteran coach promised a championship II years ago before his fust stint on the Miami bench, while Shaq also guaranteed a trophy When the Los Angeles Lakers traded him to South Beach two summers ago. · "I came to Miami because of this young fl!lla right here," O'Neal said, indicating Wade. ·~I knew I wanted to make him better." · But the series actually was controlled by Wade, who ascended to the most elite tier of NBA stars with commanding performances in each of the final four games: He scored · 1,21 points in tliree victories in Miami before capping it with one more tenacious wm. Riley wiped away tears while hugging his players, and Miami crowded onto·the hastily assembled podium with the excitement ot a high-school giaduation. . Riley, who won his first ring since 1988, claimed he never considered the possibility Miami wouldn't finish with four straight wins. "I packed one suit, one shirt l!J]d one tie," he ~aid before the game. "That's it." 0' Neal, who had nine points . ·and 12 rebounds while lighting foul trouble, was held to two ~f his worst career playeff games in the earlier Dallas debacles, and he endured another extraordinary struggle at the free-throw line in tlie series. None of it will matter to the Big Champ: He'll take a special pride m winning his first ring without Kobe Bryant. · .Reds from Page81 Lo Duca drove in two runs to widen the Mets lead in the seventh. Nady hit a solo homer off Todd Coffey in the eighth. Notes: Both Valentin brothers started. C Javier for Reds, 2B Jose for Mets . ... Mets LF Lastings· Milledge cut down Ryan Freel trying to stretch a leadoff single into a double in the first inning. It was his third assist in 18 games. ... Freel had three · hits. . .. Reyes extended his hitting streak to eight games . .. . RF Nady robbed Kearns of an extra-base hit with a leaping catch in the fourth. ... Trachsel's last home run came Aug. 28, 1998, when he was with the Chicago Cubs. '· AP photo Cleveland Indians pitcher Cliff Lee delivers a pitch to the Chicago Cubs in the first inning of an interleague baseball game Tuesday In Cleveland. like evening .... The Kansas City Royals are the only team Maddux has not faced in his career'.... A three-man umpir~ .ing crew worked most of the game after first base 1:1mpire Jerry Cra\'lford left m the middle of the first with lower back tightness. ... Maddux and Roger Clemens are the only members of the 300-win club to pitch at Jacobs Field. Clemens got a no-decision in seven innings for the.· New York Yankees in 2003 .... 3B · Andy Marte, acquired by the Indians when they traded Coco Crisp to Boston, entered Tuesday with five homers, in . five straight games for- TripleA Buffalo. Indians GM Mark , Shapiro said there are no immediate plans to bring up Marte. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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