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See Page 81 By BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The sale of beer on the Pomeroy . parking lot during the Blues and Jazz and Sternwheel · Festivals is still falling flat to some people. Opposition to the legal sale of alcohol on the parking lot during these festivals was once again brought before Pomeroy Village Council, this time by Councilman Pete Barnhart who asked Mayor W~i John Musser to address the • Sisson answered. "You do letters sent to the village in · away with the beer and you support of dry festivals. might as well kiss them goodMusser said although he bye, because they're gone. I hadn't counted he believed don't understand why there's there were 75 to I 00 opposi- such a discussion about havtion letters. Councilman Jim ing beer in the parking lot." Sisson took some issue with Musser maintained withthe letters, particularly the out the sponsorship and sales ones that weren't from peo: from beer he believed the pie who live in Pomeroy. festivals would not succeed. "I think more people By continuing the legal waul~ come to the festivals sale of beer at the festivals, if there was no serving of . Musser added, "I don't alcohol," Barnhart said. think we're turning down"I disagree with that," town Pomeroy into any- thin~ but what I consider a tounst attraction." Musser also addressed recent . issues discussed in The Daily Sentinel in letters to the editor and guest views. Musser, speaking for both himself and Pomeroy' Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt, said neither he nor Proffitt had instructed a police offi•. cer to make arrests during the festivals only for fighting. Musser added he· had not seen some of the other negative incidents alleged to have occurred at the Blues and Jazz Festival which were described in the letters 'to the editor and guest views. Barnhart maintained he'd seen underage drinking during the Blues and Jazz Festival. Musser said he had. not and that there were four state liquor agents on the parking Jot during the festival and no arrests or citations were given for this type of activity. Please see S.les, AS Eastern, Southern rated 'effective' on latest report card round They all appear on this page plus once more somewhere BY BRIAN J, REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES 3 part Page AS • Gaiy Olin Kapp, 83 additional nose part stash lines nostril holes double chin As you .can see the more complicated face simply has more 3D parts. Next week we'll discuss the universal cuteness factor found in babies faces. • Ross, Collins named feeder calf showmen. See Page A3 • Local Stocks. See Page A3 • Annie's Mailbox. 5® Page A3 • Local Briefs. See Page AS • Irs harvest gleaning lime in Meigs Co. See Page AS 0 WEATHER .~ POMEROY - Eastern Local School District earned an "effective" rating on the most recent round of district report cards, issued · Tuesday by the Ohio Department of Education; while the Southern and Meigs Local ·Districts earned rKtings of "etfective" and "continuous improvement," respectively. Eastern's and Meigs Local's 2005-201/~ . ratings remained the same compared to last year's, while the Southern district rating improved from one of cont.inuous improvement for the 2004-2005 school year_ The · state education department reported that student performance has continued to improve statewide. Statewide, 192 districts earned the highest rating of "excellent," 299 "effective," 112 "continuous improvement," and seven "academic watch." This year, <1lmost 97 percent of school districts improved their performance index scores over last year_ The state education department rates school districts and individual school build" ings on a set of performance . Please see Rated, As BREC members re-elect three trustees STAFF REPORT ,I". .. .... )lo_ " "' ' ~ ~ 4·- ~ " .. ~ Charlene HoetllchjphotOII Marilyn Drenner of Syracuse won four best of show awards in domestic art categories. Here she displays a dressed doll and a crocheted afghan. both top winners. Jly Marcia Arnold of Pomeroy displays the dress made for one of her granddaughters which captured the best of show award in the category of children's clothing. It was one of three best of shOw awards won in the show. Bottom in sleep or leisure wear, and Diana Johnson of Long Bottom for her woodwprking .exh ibit. POMEROY - Marilyn Deemer of The blue ribbon winners in the various Syracuse won four, and Marcia Arnold categories of the show were as follows: of Pomeroy t~ee of the best-of-show Children's clothing: Marcia' Arnold, awards for outstanding exhibits in the dress, and sleepwear; Merrilee Bryant, domestic artS department of the Meigs play outfit, shirt or blouse. County Fair. -. Adult clothing: Merrilee Bryant, all Deemer won rosettes for her exhibits six categories, suit, skirt or slacks, in the categories of crochet cushion, cro- dress, sleepwear, sh01ts and blouse. cheted afghan, embroidered pillow case, Golden needle awards: Marcia and dressed doll, while Arnold took Arnold, apron: Merrilee Bryant. purse rosettes in the categories of children's and stocking. clothing, a dress, an apron in the golden Fashion accessories: Marilyn J. needles category, and a wall hanging_ Deemer, collar; Melissa Coleman, hat Other winners of best of show and.scarf. awards were Merilee Bryant of Long Crochet: Marilyn Deemer, crocheted CHARLENE HOEFliCH HOEFL I CH@~YDA.ILYSEN,TINELCOM toy, small doily, large doily, crochet cushion, pot holder, and .other vaccination; Opal Dyer, baby afghan, and Doris M. Grueser, afghan. Quilts: Marcia Arnold, applique, . child's or crib. patchwork. wall hanging. other not speeified; Dean Barnitz, machine quilted : Marilyn Deemer. miniature, tied comfort, Tracy D. Beaver. quilt made by a group. Rugs: Marilyn Deemer. latch hook. Needlecraft: Elizabeth Lawrence, counted cross stitch; Doris M. Grueser, colored ~mbroidery; Marilyn Deemer, embroidered pillow case, cross shtch cushion; Evelyn E. Hollon, · Please see Domestic, AS Young Milam to top market lamb sale bill ' · . BY BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM NEWS@MYOAILYSENT!NEL.CQM (j -~mzmos ~· 'a~~et~ 00 Detallla on Page A3 ~r}' INDEX ~ ••••••••• 2 SEcriONS- 12 PAGES FUPBOOKFUN Th Alvl!rfu.. In this opace • CAREFULLY CUT OUT EACH FRAMt.STACK IN WITH II ON TO~ PINCH WITH FINGERS CRUSE BINDER CLIP. • - FLIP WITH THUMB FOR ANIMATION FUN. PARENTAl SUPERVISION ADVISED I 1 1 I 1 1 I . ws call Annie's Mailbox A3 Calendars A3 Classifleds B2-4 Comics Bs Editorials A4 Obituaries J\5 Sports B Section Weather © 2006 Ohio Valley Pu.blishln1 Co. ROCKSPRINGS -Kyle RIO GRANDE - Over Young will top the sale bill at I ,000 Buckeye Rural Saturday's Junior Fair Electric Cooperative mem- Livestock Sale with his 139bers gathered at the pound grand champion lamb. University of Rio Grande's Kaylee Milam's 120-pound Lyne Center last Saturday to lamb 1was named reserve vote in trustee elections at the champion at Monday's not-for-profit electric utility's Junior fair Sheep Show. 68th annual meeting. Milam was named grand The annual meeting, open champion showman and to all members of BREC, is Alyssa Baker the reserve required by the by-laws . champion showman . Tim The event combines a. busi · Barnes of Radnor was the ness meeting with balloting event judge. . on trustee s who serve on the Judging results, by class governing board. and in descending order This yeac the three were: Class I (I 04-11 0 incumbent co-op trustees pounds): Dawn Bissell, standing for re -election Trenton Cook, Mikayla were ounopposed. Claiming Krider, A.J. Roush, Mallory new six-year terms on the Hill, Miranda McKelvey, board were Dave Lester. Caitlyn Holter, Russen 2 (Lawrence Beegle; Class II ( 112- 120): District County); Dennis Blakeman. Milam, Michael Wright , District 3 (Jackson County); Alyssa Baker, ·Victoria Mikayla and Everette Holcomb. Lawson, District 4 (Athens. Vinton VanMeter, Hayley Tripp , and Meig s·counties). Whitney Wolfe-Riffie, Ryan Please see BREC, A5 Pluse see Lamb, A5 B~an J. RMd/plloto Kaylee Milam and Aly~sa Baker were grand and reserve champion showmen at Monday night's Junior Fair Sheep Show. Also pictured are Fair Queen Kelsey Holter and Wool Princess Olivia Davis. ·l �Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysent incl .com Wednc;day.A ugust 16. 2006 .r200ij UN'VEESAL MED t ~ SXNDiCAlE·;" ADVERIIS!NGTIJE/A[iru[ER!Il======-=== =::-:~-:-:::=::__::l.JAQ)'iVl!ERt[ffi~E(!>-~(E. Ntl]T[___~- ===:__t.!lli NF'iERSAI ttmiA SYNDICATP"' 3939 EvEfiHA.RQ AV( CANJW{ oH10 44709 r New Buffalos b~ing handed over to Public Community Calendar Public meetings Local residents only have 72 hours to walk away with the 20 roll 'bricks' of money Friday, Aug. 18 POMEROY - Meigs Count¥ Commissioners to meet at II a.m. on Friday, inste ad of regular time on Thursday. ; Sunday, Aug. 20 POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. Reunion of descendants of Ephram and Hannah Elizabe th S hirley at the old homepl;~ce on Shirley Road , etght miles north of Point Pleasant . . W.Va. Bring covered dis h fo r I p.m. meal. (304) 89538 12 or (304) 896-3606 for informati on. Church events Saturday, Aug. 19 ADDISON Benefit Universal !!~dia ~ndicate _ •. _ Ross, • .VALUABLE: These are the 'bricks' of 20 spec ial rolls of twenty five that eve ryone is try ing to get .They are heav1er t han sol1d bars of .999 ' pure silver. Values of all coins fluctuate and there are never any guarantees, but in only two yea rs, new n1cke ls just minted in 2004 have already 1ncreased 111 va lu e by an astoni shing 1,098%. So. to get 1n on this one readers better hurry, because the f~rst 10,000 callers are getting 6 Free Rol ls with eac h full va ult box. - ., It's like a run on the banks. The phones just keep ringing ~ff the hook. That's because the U.S. Mint ·only made these new Buffalo Nickels for a few months and then forever stopped production. There will never be any more. "Now, everyone wants them. It's a miracle we have them. And for only the next 72 hours we are handing them over to everyone who calls the Nation<J,l Order Hotline beginning at 8:30 a.l)'l. this morning," ' confirmed Timothy Milton, Chief The' World Reserve has just announced that. it of Coin Operations for the World i? also giving away 6 free uncirculated rolls to Reserve Monetary Exchange. "It took the full power of this everyone who beats the order dead line ftir each non-government agency to come Vault Box. through with the mammoth U.S. Those who beat the deadline and cover deliv· Mint ballistic bags of nickels . ery will get the new Buffalo rolls for only $7. shown in these private world Each sealed Vault Box contains a 'brick' of 20 exclusive photos,'' he said. special sized rolls of twenty five Buffalo$ in bril· "First issue coins like these are liant, unc irculated condition, that's 500 coins in ali . . highly sought after, ·but 'we've never seen anything like this. Coin Beginning at 8:30a.m. today readers can get values fluctuate dramatically and them irnmediate)y by c;3lling the J;jationai .Qrder there are never any guarantees so it's Hotline toll-free 1·800·219·2432 and asking ' like comparing apples to oranges, but a fbr Dept. BN5594. · forty coin bankroll of 1913 Buffalo nickels All shipments are backed by the power elf the are now worth up to $26,000.00." World Reserve Monetary Exchange with 11 money · Even more impressive are the new nickels back guarantee up to $10,000.00. I~ you mi$S the just minted in-2004. In only 2 years these new nickels,have already increased in value by an deadline you will be turned away and required to astqnishing 1,098%," Milton said. wait for future public announcements if authorized . "So just imagine what these speCial twenby the World Reserve in this or other publications. . ty five coin rolls of new Buffalos could bring · someday. These are not ordinary commercial forty coin bankrolls. You can't find them at the U.S. Mint, at the Federal Reserve or at any local bank. You can't get them rolled this way anywhere," he said. In fact, these twenty five coin rolls are ·so special because they remain sealed in the Official Vault Boxes. E'ach sealed vault box contains a 'brick' of 20 rolls of new Buffalo Nickels in Brilliant, uncirculated condition, 500 coins in all. And here's the best part. "We are giving up all the rolls for just $7 each. The full Vault Boxes weigh more than a heav)' solid bar of .999 pure . silver. So be careful, . you'll need both hands 'to pick them up,'' he said. "Remember they are uncirculated and have never been in the hands of the public. Uncirculated coins are the only ones likely to increase the.most in value,'' said Milton. These full Vault Boxes of special Uncirculated Rolls are the most impressive gifts to hand out to children or grandchildren, family members or any0 ne special that you want to impress. You just won't believe the expression on people's faces when you hand them out. It's like you just gave the~ a Million Dollars. "The most impressive way to give them is in the full sealed Vault Boxes, but we can't stop people from breaking the boxes open · and handing them out individually. So, to keep that from happening we are paying out a tremendous discount for each full vault box. That's why everybody seems to be taking at least 4 full boxes while they still have time to call to get them," Milton said. "Ju~t think if you had saved several roll s of the 2004 Nickels. Right now you'd be tempted to cash them all in for a huge jackpot. So for heaven's sake, don't ever get left out like that again," urged Milton. , Beginning today at 8:30 a. m., the National Order Hotline opens to the public. For ·only 72 hours they'll be handling the large number of calls. Readers must di al1-800·239-2432 ask for Dept. BN5594. If the lines are busy, keep trying. The World Reserve has just announced that it is also giving away 6 free uncirculated rolls of the new Buffalos to eve.,.one who. beats the order deadline for the Official Vault Boxes. "We have to put limits on dealers. But everyone else who calls within the next 72 • WORLD EXCLUSIVE: These are the never-before-seen photos that show brilliant uncirculated coins like the ones now being released to the hours should be able to get what they need," general public in a speCia l effort by the World Rese rve. The 'bncks' of 20 ro lls can not be found from the U.S. Mint, the Federal Reserve or from any loca l bank. You can't get them 1n th e twen ty five coin roll s anyw here. Only those who beat the 72 hou r deadline ca n get them, along Milton said.·• www Co1nVJult8o-.;. corr w1th six roll s free witb each off ,cial Vau lt Box. It serves no purpose to be judgmental Other events Thursday, Aug. 17 ROCKSPRINGS Meigs County Dog Shelter open house. puppy corral for kid s, adoptions. free refreshments. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m . at the shelter. . Clubs and organizations Birthdays Thursday, Aug. 17 HILLIARD - Maxine Monday. Aug. 21 formerly of ATHENS - Southeast Bennett: Ohio Woodland Interes t Middleport. will observe Group . 7 p.m .. Athens her birthday on Aug . 17. Co unty Extens ion Office . She is recuperating from a ·Bob Scott Placier, natural broken hip . Cards may be reso urces in stru ctor at sent to her at the Mill Run Hock ing Col lege, wi ll pre- Garden Care Center. Room se nt program on woodland 107 , 3399 Mill · Drive. birds and .. th eir habitat Hilliard. Ohio. 43026. needs. 593-8555 for inforThursday, Aug. 24 mation . PLAIN CITY - Golda Thesday, Aug. 22 Heiney will celebrate her RACINE - Racine Area 90th birthday on Aug. 24. Community Organizati on. Cards maybe sent to her at 6:30 p.m at Star Mil l Park. 7651 Brock Road, Plain Potluck . City, Ohio 43064. named Ieeder can HOW TO GET FREE ROLLS . ~ at /" .... • Beth Sergentjphoto Austin Ross (center) and Josh Collins (left) were named grand champion and reserve champion feeder calf showmen, respectively, at yesterday's Feeder Calf Show. Collins was ·also named grand champion for feeder calf steer and Ross named reserve champion. Katie Keller (right), 2006 Beef Princess presented them with their awards. Local Weather • • Wednesday, August t6, 200.6 ANNIE'S MAI.LBOX gospel smg. 6 p.m. Addi>on Freewill Baptist Church to benefit the fa ll harvest 'ing in Rutl and at the Civil Center, Oct. 20 and 21. Featured singers Jttstified. Truth, New. City Singers , · Brian and Family Connec tions. Reunions By DANIEL Co'!'fRELL BY THE. BEND The Daily Sentinel PageA3 • BY KATHY MllCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: I just learned that my 2 1-year-old daughter had an abortion: She has been dating a guy for about a year, but I know. she is thinking about breaking up with him . l found out about th e aborti on by pure coinci dence. I wasn't snooping around . l am saddened and hun by the fact that my daughter didn't have the courage to tell me about it. Until now, l thought we were really close. My daughter knows she can . come to me with all her problems. I am very under~ standing. Do you think I should confront her, or should I keep my mouth shut and pretend I don ' t know ? I am really - Confused and Hurt in N.Y.C. Dear Confused: We don't think "confront" is the right attitude . An abortion is a serious decision. and we are sure it is one your daughter did not reach easily. It serves no purpose to be judgmenta l, upset or disappointed now. When you have a quiet moment with your daugh ter. tell her that you found out about the abortion. and ask if she wants to talk about it. If she says no, leave it alone . If she does open up, try to be as supportive as possible . She needs you, Mom . · Dear Annie: r· met "Craig" three years ago. We •both are in our 50s. and each of us is divorced with grown children. We have been living togethe.r for nearly two years, and we have a very loving'1elationship. But there is one thing that bothers me . Whenever there is an attractive woman in sight , Craig always checks her out. On occasion, he also flirts. I have told him ma'ny times that this hurts me and is disrespectful. He has improved a bit,- but not enough . I know Craig would never cheat on me, but this " looking" bothers me so much Chin, pr;~<:lur of lh~ year '"'" of American Bt'l<lrd of Forcn'>tC M ~mbt: r Professional> . :: H ! l llJ ~ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2006 ::-~ Sponsor OfThe Day Ride>wllr Gas And Maws Diner :: Kiddie Tractor Pull ~ Small Show Arena ~ •• 4:00p.m. • 4:00p.m. 7:00p.m. ~~ 7:30p.m. :: 8:00p.m. :: II :00 p.m. tl H JuniOr Fair Dairy Goat Show- Li vestock .Arena Andy Francis- Hill Siage Drafl Horse Pull - Pull Track "Little Big Town"- Grandstand Gates Clost' •• !l ~~ :l :l ~ ~ !J •• •• ·~ :: ~~ :: H -~ 20 yrs e~ pt:fl~lll.·e !l THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 2006 9:00a.m. Jr. Fair Rabbi! 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To find out more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. :l H H •• •~ .ltt :00 a.m. Society • :\cllpuncture . :: Auto Accidents Worker's Compensation • tl·ledicare nature and they charm everyo ne - male orJemale. But if C:raig is turning it on just fo r good-look ing women. you have a legiti mate reason to ask him to knock it off. If he won ·1. it means he is still playing the field , and you are better off moving out a nd keeping your distance. Dear Annie: When I read the letter from "Damned in Detroit ." whose w1fe is not intimate with him , I felt as if I had written it . My wife also finds excuses not to have. intimate contac t. She actually condemns me for treating her like an object. yet we have sex mavbe fi ve times a year. She find s the effort "too inconvenient." · She says she is too tired. but , Annie. she works a total of 20 hours a week. She does none of the cooking, and her only household chore is putting the dishe s in the dishwasher. The children and I do all the rest . While she is too tired to be with me . .she will drop everything to take off with her girlfriends or attend one of her family functions. Her family is dysfunctional, and :l CHIROPRAGOR 111Jlln("~ seriou s in fraction. Some men have a tl inatious Sponsor Of Th e Day Ridenour Gas And Mmr s Di;1er H •~ . 7:00a.m. Gates Open H Dr, Kdy K. ~ Htnrkh • Sporh more the weeks preceding these neve r-e)lding affairs ofte n fill her with ang st as she tries to make everything perfect. Like " Damned." I. too. pray for that' nighttime heart attack. I tri ed co un seling and was to ld I am wasti ng my tim e. I was put on tranquilizers. but being happy about bei ng miserable is not what l am lookin g for. Leavi ng would not improve the intimacy situation and would onl y exacerbate the financia l problems. There is no reprieve for men li ke us . We ei ther weather thi s damnation until death . we · divorce and become cash cows for uncaring harpies. or we contem plate suicide . Life does not always have easy answers. - Wishing It Wasn 'I So in Wisconsin Dear Wishing: True , but ''becoming a cash cow" is a much better solution th an suic ide and gives you the option of finding happiness with someone else . Please go back to your counselor and ask for more help . :l RAVENSWOOD CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Wcdncsday ... Patchy fog Southeast winds around 5 in the morning. Mostly mph. Friday ... Mostly sunny. sunny. Visibility one quarter mile or less at times in the Highs in the upper 80s. · Friday mght. .. Partly morning. Highs in the mid 80s . Northeast winds cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s . Saturday and Saturday around 5 mph . Wednesday night ...Mostly night ...Mostly Cloud y with clear. Lows in the lower 60s. s<.:attered showers and thunNortheast winds around 5 derstorms. Highs in the mid 80s. Lows in the mid 60s·. mph. Thursday... Mostly sunny. Chance of rain 40 per<.:ent. Sunday and Sunday Hot with highs around 90 . Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. night. .. Partly clmrdy. Highs Thursday night ... Mostly · in the mid 80s. Lows in the clear. Lows in the mid 60s. mid 60s . that I am thinking of moving out. Am I being ridicu lous? I need advice on how to handle thi s. - Sad in California · Dear Sad : How 'much "looking" are we talking about 0 It is perfc<.:tly natural for guy s to· check out an attractive woman, and it means nothing . Flirting is a Battle of the Barn~ Conte~!Livestock Show Arenil :: :: :: ~~ •• ·~ :: t: :l · ~~ ·~ •• ~~ H •~ II :00 p.m. Gates Close ·~ H ~ ~ H H H H H H H . ·~ ~· •••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • &4 •~:::······················::::::•••••••••••x•·x•~ Ravenswood. WV Local Stocks ACI-34.70 AEP-36.60 Akzo- 56.60 Ashland Inc. - 64.25 . 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Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor · 1 Congress sIIa II ma ke 110 aw respec.tmg an establishment of religion, o.r p.rolzibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speec/1, or o.f the press; or tlte right of the peopie peaceably to assemble, and to petition the GoJ'eYIIIIIL'IIt for a redress of grievatiCes. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution T 0 DAY J N H I ST 0 R Y Today i., Wednesday. Aug. , 16, the 228th day of 2006. There ~rc 137 days kl't in the year. . Today\ Highlight in History: On Aug. 16. 1977. Elvis Presley died at Graceland Mansion in Memphis. Tenn .. at age 42. On th is date: In 1777. American forces won the Revolutionary War Battle of Bennington . In IX12. Detroit fell to British and Indian forces in the War of IXI2 . In IWiH. a telegraphed message. from Britain's Queen Victoria- to President Buchanan was transmitted over the recently laid trans-Atlantic cable. In 1861. President Lincoln prohibited the states of the Union fmm trading with the seceding states of the Confederacy. In 1948. baseball legend Babe Ruth died in New York at age 5~. . In 1954. Sports Illustrated was first published by Time Incorporated. Jn1lJ56, 50 years ago. Adlai E. Stevenson was nominat- . ed for president at the Democratic national convention in Chicago. · In 1960. 6ritain granted independence to the crown colony of Cypru~ . In 19~7. 156 people were killed when Northwest Airlines Flight 255 crashed while trying to take off from Detroit. In 2000. delegates to the Democratic National Convent ion in Los Angeb formal ly nominated AI Gore for president. :ren years ago: A jubilant Bob Dole set out from the Republican convention, promoting his tax-cut plan as a boon to working familie~. Today's Birthdays: ACtor Fcss Parker is 82. Actress Ann Blyth is 78. Actor Robert Culp is 76. Sportscaster Frank Gilford is 76. Actress Julie Newmar is 73. Actor John Standing is 72. Actor Gary Clarke is 70. Actress Anita Gillette is 70. Actress Carole Shelley is 67. Country singer Billy Joe Shaver is 67. Movie director Bruce Bel·esford is 66. Rhythm-and-bi(les singer Robert "Squirrel" Lester (The Chi-Lites) isM: Actor Bob Balaban is 61. Ballerina Suzanne Farrell is 61 . Actress Lesley Ann Warren is 60. Rock singer-musician Joey Spampinato (NRBQ) is 56. Actor Reginald VeiJohnson is 54. TV personality Kathie Lee Gifford is .'i3. Rhythm-and-blues singer J.T. Taylor is 53. Movie director James Cameron is 52. Actor Jetf Perry is 51. Rock musician Tim Farriss (INXS) is 49. Singer Madonna is 48. Actress Angela Bassett is 48. Actress Laura Innes is 47. Actor Timothy Hutton is 46. Actor Steve Care II is 43. Actor Donovan Leitch is 38. Country singer Emily . Robison (The Dixie Chicbl is 34. Actor George Stults is 31.' Singer Vane"a Carlton is 26. Actor Shawn Pyfrom is 20. Thought t;or Today: "The most persistent threat to freedom, to the rights of Americans, is fear." - George Meany, American labor leader ( 1894- 1980). Kathryn Lopez devoted to a cause-oriemed political jihad against what they view as a Democrat Establishment. Their di sagreement with the Establishment is born out of their belief that: moderati'on is akin to treason towards the liberal doctrine: support for the war in Iraq is the political equivalent of having '666' marked on · your skull. You're either with them or against them." . It 's a depressing reality. especially if you support our effort in Iraq - that one of our two leading parties might well os(racize anyone who continues 'to support that effort. But that's exactly what Lieberman '.s loss and national left-wing celebration of it - suggests. It's a free country and you can oppose the wm if you want to, of course. But a party with no disagreement is the kinda party where the guests you want sticking around are going to leave early. or not show at all. or course, ir yo u're a Democrat reading thi s who doesn't like that, it is only August 2006 and there is time . Perhaps the Lieberman loss was just the cup of Joe the party needed - an opportunity for the mainstream adults to take the party back from the fringe. But if you ' re · a .Democrat; you are in denial if you think Connecticut The Daily Sentinel in a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156 Oi.Jr main number is (740) 992·2156. Department extensions are: News Reporter: Bnan Rm'! d, Ext 14 Postmaster: · Send address co rrec- ' t\ons to The Daily SentineL 111 Court Street, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . Advertising Outside Sales: Brendft Dav1s · Ext 16 Class./Circ .: Judy Clark , E~ t 10 SubscriMrs should remH in advance direct to the Daily Sentinel. 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'2 14.2 1 ... ·-··-·· .. ----~-~ ·- Lodge meets CHESTER- Shade River Lodge 453 will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. on Aug. 30 to confer the Entered Apprentice degree on two candidates. All Masons are invited. Refreshments follow. NO. from PageA1 Beegle; Class !II (125-130): Lilly Ann Jacks, Action Facemyer, Scout Facemyer, · Suzanne Grueser, Cassandra Davi s, Morgan Burt; Class IV ( 132-139);. Young, Hannah Williams, Tina Drake, Olivia Davis, Holly Davis, Hailey Williams. Showmanship judging results, by class, in first, second and third place place, were: Senior: Baker, Holly Davis, Mallory Hill ; Junior: Kaylee Milam, Morgan Burt, Hannah Williams; Intermediate: Lilly Ann Jacks, Dawn Bissell, Action Faceymyer; Novice: Young, Trenton Cook, Caitlyn Holter. Ryan Beegle and Dawn Bissell were named grand and reserve champion in the sheep breeding showmanBrion J. Rood/photos ship class . . Bissell showed the grand and reserve cham- Kyle Young will top the. sale bill in market lambs at pion Suffolk ewes, and Saturday's livestock sale, after his lamb was chosen grand Beegle the grand and reserve champion at Monday's Junior Fair Sheep Show. He is picchampion crossbred ewes. tured with Wool Princess Olivia Davis. Rated standards, which include student performance on state proficiency tests, and attendance and graduation rates. Last year, Southern Local School District was ranked in "continuous improvement." In the last school year, the district's rating was improved to "effective." Southern High School w.as also promoted from a con- Broken chain, broken lives Paris Hilton got this Jetter in 2001 and mailed it to 20 of HER FRIENDS. Before she knew it, she was wealthy and famous without even trying. Oh right. she was already wealthy without even . trying. Believe in the Power of the Chain . The Power uf the Chain is STRONG. Send tto money. • In 2004, Britney Spears received this letter, but thou ght she no longer needed the Power of the Chain. She threw this letter away. , The very next day she married Kevin Federlinc and the aromas that are married to him. Within a year. her friends had left her and her career was in the toilet. She did not believe in the Power or the Chain. If you know her, please send her another copy of thi s letter. • Mel Gibson got this letter in late July and forgot where he put il. He can't remember. SEND NO MONEY! YET! Mel is dcsperutely looking for lhat letter right now. He thinks · Jim Mullen it might have been stolen by a Jew. Or someone Who sat through "Man Without a Face.'' The Power of the Chain is Strong. • Angelina Jolie got this letter and thought it was a hoax. She did not mail ii to 20 of her friends. Instead, she married Billy Bob Thon1to1L Then she .received another copy and made sure she sent it to 20 people . Now she lives with Brad Pitt and gets a new baby every week. The Pow er of 'the Chain is Strong' • Ben Affleck ha.s received this letter fnur times , and each time he lw s sent it to 20 of his friends . Ben hclievcs in the Power of th~ ChHin. But even the Power of the Chain is nol THAT strong. There are limits, Ben. " Ryan Scacrcst received this letter in 19l)l), but he didn't have 20 friends thus ignoring the Power of the Chain. He was broke and had no talen t and no future . In 2002 . he woke up . in a gutter with thi s letter pinned to his fo re head . Twenty people at the food bank saw it. Now he i' only morally broke with no talent and indefinite fuwre . · Ryan Sea..:rcst believes in the Power of the Chain. • Tour de' France wi nncr . • Phil Mickelson was in the lead after round. three of an important golf tournament. There was absolutely no way he could lose . He decided he did not need lhe Power of the Chain and decided not to mail thisletter to 20 of his friends. Don't mess with the Pow~r of the Chain. Phil. • Model Kate Moss got thi s lencr in 2005 and gave il to her muid. who sold it on cBay for $367.42. Kate \V<l' then On the COVel'S of many scandal magazine s HC(:uscd of snorting coca111e. Her care..;.r wao.; ruined . There was no way Floyd Landis worked very she would ever Cctt lunch in l1ard. rode his .bike very this town again. But ; he hard every du y for years contacted tile eBay buyer. and yea rs, despite being in and got' the leiter back. The con stant pain and h ~tving no Pow er or the . Chain is hip. He won a race that wa' Stroll)! . She is 'till a top the equi valent of win ning model. Don't break the 2X I run Mar1 rat\;<., in a row .. l'hai n. Send no money. He heal I!ill other. tidcr, . (.lim Mulleu i.1 rlw mt!hnr o( BLII he bel ieve d in hard " II li1kn 11 Vil/llg<' lr/io;· work anli dedicati on instead CollltJ!imling rlw Silllf>ll' U/e" of the Power of the Chain. and .. Bahr \· Fin; limno. " Yrm He threw the ic'ttc r away (_'(/// IY!t wh him of before the race wa ~ uvcr. };m_j milhJ!' (n\Ill_\ 'II m ·. {, ,, 1) ''If there were any underage drinking going on Mark (Proffitt) and his men would've see n it," Councilwoman Mary McAngu s agreed. Pastor Brian Dunham from the Pomeroy United Methodi st Church spoke his concerns about the inllatable beer bottles and what kid of message their pre ~e nc e sends to kids in the area. ."Underage drinking is a problem." Dunham said when talking al>out 111c inflatable bottles. '·Are we as a town saying thi s is okay'!" '· J don ' t know what young people are ~eeing," Mu sser said. "It's certainly all over television, at gas stations, alcohol is very visible everywhere, there's a· neon 'light in almost every gasoline stop. I don 't think serving beer twice a year on the Lamb from Page A1 · r - -- -·--------·-----..---..- - ----:----. be accurate _ If you know of an error • Domestic good taste, addressing issues, 11u1 pfr.\·mwlitifs. Letters f~j' thanks ro IIIXmri:arimiS and indil·iduals trill no/ b1' uccepted for pu/Jiimrim1. Correction Policy MIDDLEPORT- A town meeting (or Middleport resic:Jents relating to drug traffic in the community, scheduled for Thursday, will be re- sc hed~Jied for Aug. 24 at a time and place to be announced. . from Page A1 Letters to the editor "'" ll'elco/1/e. Ther should be les;. than 300 H'onls. All ll'llas ""' ;·uhiect w· editing, IIlllS I be signed, and illr'/rl(/1' w/dre.1·s rmd lelet'lume 1111mher. No unsigned letters ll'i/1 he pul>lished. Letters should he in Our rnain concern in al l stories 16 to Meeting cancel.ed .• . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services Local Briefs DO · YOU ONliNE? fromPageA1 EVANS, W.Va. - Gary Olin Kapp, 83, of Evan s, W.Va., died Monday, Aug. 14, 2006. Funeral service will be held at I p.m. Thursday, Aug. 17, 2006, at Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, W.Va. · with buri<tl at Creston Cemeterv, Leon. W.Va. Visitation at the funeral home will be one hour prior to the service. . OF YOUR TIME Sales Gary Olin Kapp wa' an exception rather than 'upp< hl'd to take American the rule . On primary ni ght. politic' hy qurm through Ned Lamont , the challenger. the netronh. Somewhere stood at his victorv podium. along the way, Dean got screeching right 1iext to his . Llnplul-!geJ from the hype.; party · leaders, who were his otrlinc reality was ~ right up there with him: AI loser. Feingold (w ho the Sharpton. Jesse Jackson. morning after Lamont's vicabortion-lobby chief Kim lory threw money his way) Gandy, and Rep . Maxine could be 'omcthing diffe1• Waters ("Mad Max"). ent - leurn ing from Dean·s And Jet 's not forg et the ...,creaming mi ~t ake~ and getlefty bloggers. It took no ting out in front of a party time at all for the baily Kos Web site to iss ue demands tha t is right where he is. Sa) s my 11reviously cited to Democrats. · om:e Lieberman announced he Hill g uy. uf Feingold: "He is W<i[lid be running for re- Dean 2004 without the deli ekclion as an independent. cate psyche ... Fei ngold. like The Kos Kids . are the Dean . was ·antiwar before it Democratic constituency. was enol to he antiwar, ' as Again, if you're· a Democrat Dean once declared about and you want your party . himself. He's got the antiback, you might ·pay atten- corporate credentials, the enviro-radicals, the pseudo· tion. the Labor The alternati ve. if you reforniers. don't, is 2008 presidential Luddltes just sitting out nominee R11sscll Feingold. there ripe for Feingold and lJotl"t get me wrong: If the grassroots lasso he's she wanted to be herself. sure lo throw." Hillary Clinton cou ld out· He continue>: "The first left F~i ngold . It wou ld be a sub-primary of the truer version of Hillary - a D~mocratic field will be the left activist at heart - than contest for title.of 'outsider' she feels free to display or · ·maverick' who will take these days . But her suppos- on · the Establi shment. edly smart triangulation Feingold will be that guy. m2ves - trying to sound Dean self-destructed in 48' re[t,onable about abortion hours becm1se he never built. (despite her radically pro- the bricks and mortac legal record). trying 10 required in Iowa and New nuance her war position Hampshire. instead relying are hurting her with the Kos crowd. And AI, Jesse and on buzz. If Feingold marKim cou ldn't have approved shal s the kooky Left the way of her collegial support for I think he will. he will take Lieberman in his primary. the field by surprise." Don't be surprised. You She could do penance at the far-left altar . yet: there's heard it here. Dems, save time. But right now, it's yourselves - and America. I Kuthn•11 Lope~ is the ediRuss time. ' tlll' n( Narirmal Review The Lamont primary-win talk has focused ·on hi s Web 011l i11 e I 11 ' 11' 11'. 11(1 I ion a Iresuppoq. The cyberbuzz view.'cmn). She cw1 be con .. brings back memories of wctNI ar klopec@llationalHoward Dea n, who wa s n'\'iew. ( ·um.) REALIZE . YOU'RE SPENDING ALL www.mydailysentinel.com Deaths Hil who? Look for Russ as Dems' 2008 pick The Daily Sentinel Move over, Hillary: Russ Feingold is going to be the Democratic nominee for presidenrin 2008. For far too long the assumption has been that the former firs1 lady would be the Dems' obvious pick. The storyline had dynastic tlair, plus the sexy-milestone first - woman - president aspect. It had the wrongedwoman-coming-out -on-top Style-section and glossyheadline opportunities. The 1dea launched many . a Clinton-hater (hey, nothing wrong with that, I' m a cardcarrier) book. It was scary while it lasted . But the moment's gone. Enter Sen. Russell Feingold, three-term Democrat from Wisconsin. He's positioned himself as the antiwar alternative. He's got the advantage of being able to say to anyone disillusioned about Iraq that he was (in his mind) right all along - unlike Johnnycome-latelies like former Democratic vice president nominee John Edwards, who recently apologized for hi s 2002 Senate vote for the · Iraq invasion. And with the recent defeat of Joe in the Lieberman Connecticut Democratic primary, it's Feingold's hour. It's his party and he can run 1f he wants to. The red carpet is out. And it's really no surprise. I was talking about the Democratic 2008 options with a smart Republican Beltwayer, pre-Connecticut, and he saw ihe 2006 Democratic party for what it 1s: 'The DemQcrat base is dominated by the Cossacks, Cindy Sheehan disciples, and Big Labor special interests who are increasingly Wednesday, August 16, 2006 painted pillow case and pot holder: Marilyn Deemer, cross stitch cushion; Opal Dyer, preprinted cushion; Marcia Arnold, patchwork cushion. Dolfs: Marilyn Deemer, clothe doll and dress doll; BREC from PageA1 Holcomb is one of the longest-servi ng co-op trustees in the history . of BREC and Ohio, having begun his first term in 1962. During the business ses· sion, BREC Executive Vice President and General Manager Dennis Beard announced that work associated with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) disaster grant from the 20Q3 President's Day ice storm will be extended into 2007. to "We · expected announce. the completiqn· of the FEMA project this December,'' ·Beard ex,plained, "but another 70 miles of damaged line were ' recently added. This will push the conclusion of the project out to next July or August. " Two rnillion fee{ of new conductor and 7,000 to 8,000 poles will have been installed when the proj~ct is tinuous improvement status to an effective status, while · So.uthern Elementary School remained in a continuous improvement category for the 2005-06 school year. Eastern Local earned "effective" ratings for the district and elementary school. The elementary school moved up this year from a continuous improvement rating last year. The high school met all 12 per· formance indicators for the 2005-06 school year, placing it in the highest performance category, "excellent." The Meigs Local School District, Meigs High School, Meigs Middle School and Meigs Intermediate School earned "continuous improvement" ratings for the most recent school year. The primary school is not ranked on test scores. but was given the district's continuous improvement rating on it s report curd. Those ratings remained the same when compared to last y~ar·s, with the exception of the intermediate school, which improved from an "academic watch" rating in 2004-05. Marcia Arnold, porcelain doll. Holiday craft: !;:Iizabeth Lawrence, ornament: Joyce E. Manuel,- wall decor for inside. · ·Other craft: Tracy Beaver, any new hand craft: Melissa Coleman, handmade je;velry; Marilyn Deemer, plastic canvas and other canvas. Best dressed goose,,rabbit or bear: Darla J. Blade, micellaneous. Serger sewing: Marcia Arnold, applique : Debra Kennedy, no sew applique. Sweat shirts: Marcia Arnold, applique: Debra Kennedy, no- sew applique. Scrap art: Marilyn Deemer. Ceramic: Marilyn Deemer, tired glazes: Marcia Arnold, non-fired painted, dry brush and multipieces. Woodworking: Dana L. Johnson , both small and large. Wood Art : Evelyn Hollon. finished, according to fully stocked with school supplies. Hundreds of door Beard. were awarded. The annual meeting prizes kicked off with the Holzer including freezers, half. ·· Medical Center health fair, sides of hogs purchased followed by a pancake from 4-H junior fairs, $50 breakfast in which over 900 electric bill credits, elecmeals were served. Each tronic appliances and home, member who registered at ' farm, and garden supplies . BREC. serving over the meeting received a castiron skillet with BREC's 19,000 meters in a nine· logo on the bottom. county area of southeast Children age 12 and under Ohio, is owned by its memwent home with book bags, bership. MID-VALLEY CHRISTIA.N SCHOOL Middleport, OH Four Year Old Pre-School . Classes Begin Wednesday Sept. 6th Class Size Limited to 15 Stude11ts The Daily Sentinel • Page As parking lot is doing anything harniful to children , I've taken my grandchi ldrcn down there and wouldn't do anything to hurt them." Barnhart said he had also witnessed people leaving the parking lot, going to their cars and refilling cups with beer from their own coolers. The state permit if for the sale and consumption of beer on the parking lot only. Barnhart was also concerned about liability as a council member if someone has too much to drink at one of the fe stivals , leaves and while driving a vehicle kills someone or them selves. Local attorney Charles Knight who was also at the meeting chimed iri on this matter saying, " If you think you're responsible because someone gets hurt from a celebration or party, licensed t)y the state, this council is not responsible. If you have some evidence that someone has committed a crime you (Barnhart) should bring that It's harvest gleaning time in Meigs Co. crime to these people who are serv ing your town very well , these fe stivals arid police officers have served our town very well. Don't say you can't have alcohol and run a celebration very well because you can." Barnhart added that he didn't think anything was wrong with drinking, saying. "''ve drank my share and probably . POMEROY The other people's share in my Appalachia Harvest gleanlife, but I don 't need it to ing group. consisting of enjoy the Sternwheel Festival local organizations Meigs. or jazz music." He reminded County Cooperative Pari sh, council that these fe stivals · ACEnet, APAC. and take place on public property Community Food Initiative s and that he saw nothing (CFI ), has schedul ed · a wrong with these types of tomato gleaning event Aug. festivals where alcohol is 21-23 on Meigs County and served on private property. . area farms. The discussion ended other The products gleaned will with a tentative agreement be used to benetit local food to disagree . pantries. Gleaning is the "I have nothing bad to say process of harvesting food about Brian, Pete or past the mm'ket season that (Reverand) · Jonathan would otherwise be wasted in (Noble)," Musser . said. ''I the field. Appalachia Harvesl have the utmost respect for is unique in that it processes all of you. We have a differ- this produce in order to preence of opinion." serve it, rntl\er than only utilizing fresh produce. An appeal has been issued for volunteers to harvest in Meigs County Monday, Aug : 21, and process at · ACEnet in Athens on Aug. 22 and 23. Volunteers helping with the process can receive a sampling of the product, with the majorily of the product to be di.stributed to area food pantries. Groups and individuals who would like to participate are asked to contact ACEnet at 740c592-3854 or email shannonk@acenctwork s.org to be added to the volunteer roster. Kaylee Milam showed the reserve champion market lamb at Monday evening's Junior Fair Sheep Show. Wood Princess Olivia Davis is also pictured. www.myelallysentlnet.com Meigs Coun Fair2006 Visit our Holzer Medical Center Well ness Wagon at this year's Meigs County Fair. • Free . Health Screenings! • ·Daily Door Prize! ·• Schedules are Posted Daily! For more information, call 740.446.5679 ' �PageA6 SCENES FROM THE FAIR.Wednesday, August The Daily Sentinel Inside· Bl The Daily Sentinel 16, 2006 Twins shut down Tribe, Page 82 Is NFL pmeason too long?, Page 86 Clarett receives threat, Page 86 VVednesday,August16,2006 A smashing good time Southern golf wins season opener BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MVDAILYTR IBUNE.COM • LocAL ScHEDULE ,. \ POMEAOV - A schedule of upcanl'lg oo1ege and hi{tt school varWty sponllg ewncs ~ le&ms from Gania , Meigs and Ma900 COIJI'Ities. c - Hoelllchjpllolo e merry-"o-round is always popular with the younger set Here from the left. Ali B~anJ.Roadjphato Around and aroun d th ey go · Th "' · h ·d · Walker, Chonstyn Spaun and Brittany Krautter. all of Pomeroy, enJOY t en e. . Tim Barnes of Radnor, judge of Monday's Junior Fair Market Goat Show, talks' with Melissa Snowden about her project. Snowden was named grand champion showman. .,. Today'• p1m11 Golf St. Joe, So. Gallia, Buffalo at Wahama, 10 a.m. Fairland at Gallla Academy, 10 a.m. Point Pleasant at Roane County, 9 a.m. TXC Ohio at Oxbow, 4:30p.m. !buradoy 'a garnet Golf South Gallla at Wahama. 5 p.m. TVC Hocking at Miller, tO a.m. Gallla Acac:lemy, Point Pleasant at Wahama, 9 a.m. fr!dav'• Mmll Soccer Point Pleasant at Ripley, 7 p.m. Girls Soccer Poin1 Pleasant Tournament, 5 p.m. Dave Harris/photo The ever-popular demolition derby held Monday night at the Meigs County Fair brought in a packed grandstand of enthusiastic fans. Winner in the feature event was Travis Hendricks with Pete Hendricks as runner-up. Winners of heats were Ray Ohlinger and Hendricks, first; Rich Arnold and Roger Rafferty. second heat; and Travis Hendricks and Dan Mace. third heat. In the compact race the winners were Doyle McDonald first; Brian Gould, second, and R'yan Donaldson, third. Golf River Valley at Wahama, 9 a.m. Saturday's gamas Soccer Poin1 Pleasant at South Charleston. TBA . Girls Soccer Point Pleasant Tournament, 5 p.m. Carpenter, Cardinals hainmer Reds, 5-0 BY R.B. fALLSTRDM ASSOCIATED PRESS Pointers edge River Valley, Gallia Academy BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Charteno Hoellch/PIIOIO Every day of the fair several bicycles donated by area merchants are given away in a drawing which takes place on the hillstage at noon. Tuesday's winners were from the left. Kaylee Haning of Athens, Cheyenne Beaver of Pomeroy, Jonathan Wolfe of Chester, and Katie Keller of Long Bottom. little Miss and Mister . Meigs County, Melyla Mash and Samuel Jones, front, assisted with th.e give-away along with Ken Buckley, fair board member, left, and Tom Christy, a concessionaire, one of the bicycle donors. 1 • u 1e E ·· • Chaoteno Hoofllcll/photo mtly Watson was traveling in style and comfort at the Meigs county Fair this week, thanks to her grandfather, Virgil Watson of Middleport who pulled the wagon around the fairgrounds. ' tt Beth Set..nt/pholos Above: Shawnella Patterson, 11, of Rutland and the Rednecks 4-H Club is already an old pro at showing market hogs with this being her third year. Today she heads into the . show ring with her pig Queenster for the Junior Fair's Market Hog Show which begins at 8 a.m. Left: Judge Jeff Fisher of Waverly attempts to coax a young spectator into using the microphone at the show ring.during the Junior Fair Breeding Beef Show. GALLIPOLIS - Justin Lewis shot a round of 39, and his South Point teammates used balanced scoring to claim a close victory .during a high school golf trim a t c h Tuesday at Cliffisde Golf Club. Lewis' score was one shot of tl)e medalist pace set by Nolan River Valley's Justin Nolan. Josh Jones added a 45 while C h a s e McWhorter, Andrew Davis and Zack Taylor all carded 46 to give Houck the Pointers a 175 total. Host Galli a Academy was . next with a 179 and River Valley was a stroke back at 180. Tyler Houck led Gallia Academy with a 41 . followed by Jordan Cornwell's 44. Kamal Dayal and Kyle Hunter added scores of 46 and 48 respectively. Nolan's 38 earned him medalist honors and teammate Craig Jagers .was close behind with a 41. Brandon Burnette carded a 48 and Kayla Johnson had 53. Gallia Academy is back at £1iffside today and at Riverside Thursday. River Valley next ,plays at Riverside Friday. ST. LOUIS - . Chris Carpenter pitched a fourhitter and Ronnie Belliard had three hits and two RBis in his biggest game since joining the St. Louis Cardinals at the trade deadtine, helping them stop a three-game skid .with a 5-0 victory over 1\le' Cincinnati· Reds on Tuesday night. · Chris Duncan hit a tworun homer off Aaron Harang (12-8) as part of a three-hit night and Albert Pujols also had three hits for the NL Central leaders, who totaled three runs while getting swept in a three-game weekend series at last-place Pittsburgh. The Cardinals won for only the second time in seven games overall and beat the second-place Reds for just the fifth time in 13 tries, moving 2 1/2 games in front. Carpenter (I I -6) squandered a 5-0 lead at Cincinnati last Wednesday while ending with a nodecision in a one-run loss. He was 0-2 with a 7.94 ERA in his past three starts. This time, he allowed only four singles. Last year's NL Cy Young Award winner didn't allow a hit until Adam Dunn singled with one out in the fifth. The right-hander struck out six with no walks and a hit batsman. Carpenter, who lost twice . AP photo to the Reds this season, is 3St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Chris Carpenter (29) gets a pat On head from catcher 3 for his career agalnst Yadier Molina a.fter Carpenter th(ew a four-hitter in the Cardinals' 5-0 win over the Cincinnati Pluse see Hammer, 11 Reds in a baseball game Tuesday in St. Louis. · Suggs fails physical, sent back to Browns BY CoNTACfUS a,a '.t:'t' OVP ScoreLine (5 p.m;-1 a.m.) 1-740-446-2342 . ' liM'S FARM EQUIIMEI,, I·NC. . . ' . . 21• ~stern Avenue (St. Rt. 7) •1.-UpGili. Ohio (740) 441-1777 • (748) 44S.:2484 -.Jimafarm.com ext 33 Fax- 1·740-446-3008 E-mail - sports@ mydailysentinel.corry SPorts Staff Brad Sherman, Sports Editor (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 bsherman@ mydailytribune.com Bryan W!!lters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342, ext. 23 bwalters 0 mydailytribune.com Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740)446-2342, ext. 33 Ierum@ mydailyreglster.com ToM WITHERS ASSOCIATED PRESS . NCiibGdt • • • ba)' ... HESSION· GLOUSTER- Southern golf is picking up right where it left in 2005, capturing the Trimble Invitational champio n s h i. p Monday at Forest Hills Golf Club. T h e Tornadoes, who finished 12th at the Division III state tournament last season, knocked off the eight-team field by t h r e e strokes with a team score of 314 Stewart · . SHS was led by sophomore Bryan Harris, whose even-par round of 68 earned him medalist honors in the season opener. Meigs, last year's TriValley Conference Ohio champions, finished second with a team score of 317. Junior Steven Stewart led the Marauders with a round of 72, finishing third overall. Senior Dan Bookman fired a 75, while junior Kirk Legar was next for MHS with a 78. Freshmen Joey Blackston and Bobby King rounded out the Marauders' round with scores of 92 and 101, respectively. The host Tomcats, led by Ty Barrett's runner-up score of 69, were third overall with a team score of 318. Trimble defeated Sout)lern last year, 45-44, for· the TVC Hocking Division crown. Eastern and Athens finished in tie for fourth overall, firing team scores of 335 apiece. Waterford was sixth with a 346, while Miller was a distant seventh with a score of 447. · Nelsonville- York was last with a total of 494. No other individual results Were available at release time. . Meigs returns to action today when it starts defense of its Ohio Division title at Oxbow Country Club in Belpre. Both Eastern .and Southern start the race for the Hocking Division on Thursday at Miller. ' AP photo Cleveland Browns runningback Lee Suggs was traded to the Jets Monday for cornerback Derrick Strait, but Suggs failed his physical on Tuesday in New York. The trade was nullified due to the failed physical and Suggs now returns to Cleveland. BEREA - -Even when he's healthy, Lee Suggs can't catch a break. The oft-injured running back, traded by Cleveland to New York on Monday, was returned to the Browns less than 24 hours later after he failed his physical with the Jets. Although he's been sidelined with injuries during most of his first three seasons' as a pro, Suggs has been on the field all spring and summer with the Browns, who tried to deal him for defensive back Derrick Strait. "The guy hasn't missed a practice at aiL" Browns coach Romeo Crennel Said. "Their medical staff felt like whatever Lee had. they didn't want it." Suggs has missed 23 of 48 career games with injuries to his shoulder, neck, toe, ankle and thumb. Browns general manager Phil Savage noted that while Suggs has been injury prone, he has been on the fie ld since spnng mtm-camps. "Medical opinions can vary from team to team, and obviously this is one team's opinion," Savage said. "We anticipate Lee Suggs returning to the Browns and working hard in practice and preparing for the season to the best of his ability, just as he has shown throughout his career with the Browns."' · Suggs did not arrive in Cleveland for Tuesday's practice. Crennel expects him to be on the field Wednesday. . Crenncl disputed the notion that the Browns don't want Suggs. "If we didn 't want him, we'd cut him," Crennel said. "We think he can compete ahd we"re going to give him a shot to win the No. 2 job. That's the way it was before the trade and that's the way it still is. We're going to plug him in right where he was when he l~ft here." Crennel doesn't anticipate Suggs having any trouble coming back. "I don't think he has any iII wi II toward me or the team," he said. Suggs' awkward return is the just latest development in what has been an eventful training camp for Cleveland: On Day 2, starting center LeCharles Bentley sustained a season-ending knee injury on the first 11-on-11 play. Injuries have sidelined starters Ryan Tucker, Gary Baxter and Daylon McCutcheon: Last week, center Bob Hallen, penciled in as Bentley's replacement, retired with a back problem that the Brqwns said he Pluse see suns. 11 �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August www. mydailysentinel.com Santana, Minnesota shut down Indians, 4-1 ' MINNEAPOLIS (AP)Johan Sant.ma allowed three h1ts over etght shutout tnmngs pttchmg the Mtnnesot.l Twms to a 4-1 VIctory over the Cleveland lnd1ans on Tuesday mght Mtchael Cuddyer drove m two runs and Joe Mauer h.td an RBI smgle for th e Twm s, who stopped Cleveland's s1x-game Wln mng streak Santana ( 14-5) struck out nme and w,tlked one before Joe Nath.m go~\e up an RBI smgle to Trav1s Hafner 111 the nmth Jnd tans ngh t hander Jake Westbrook (9-8) was fantastic for 7 2 3 mmngs, but fell apart with mo outs 111 the etghth The Twms were clmgmg to a 1-0 lead when LUis Casttllo smgled and Mauer wa' lnlcntlonall y w,1lked Casullo ·'L'·I M.tuer th ,, pulled oft double 't' I before Cuddyer\ two-1un smgk brought the Metrodome crowd to tt s feet To111 Hunter added .tn RBI smgle ro cap the threerun 111111ng Westbtook g.tve up four runs and e1ght hit s Ill etght 111n111gS Santana's performance should come as no surpnse He stmply does not lose at the Metrodome The 2004· AL Cy Young Award wmner has not lost 111 the Dome smce Aug 6 2005, gomg 12-0 In hts last 19 home starts It's the best such streak for a Twtns ptlchcr stnce Frank Vwla went 19-0 1n 24 home starts from 1987 -~8 For Westbrook. tl 'eemed to be a maner of bad luck The ldst lime he wa> here, Westbrook wa' solid giVIng up three runs over stx mnmgs But Tw111s Ietty Fr.mc I'CO Lmano was even better 10 Mtnnesot.l's 1 I \"tory Thts ttme. Westbrook w,ts outpached by another left \lander Astde from w.unmg track shots by Hector Luna 111 the fourth and Ryan Garko 111 the etghth, the lndtans were completely baffled by Santana He rettred 14 of 15 batters alter walktng Grady Stzemore 111 the thtrd and struck out Jhonny Peralta and Kelly Shoppach three tnncs each Santana got a ltttle help from hts defense Ill the sev enth, when Luna htt what looked ltke a sure double down the nght-lteld ltne But Cuddyer tracked 11 down tn the corner and threw out Luna at second w1th a one hop stnke The Twms got on the hoard 111 the thtrd after Jason Bmlcn doubled and adv.mccd to th1rd on a sacn!t ce b, ('asttllo Ma uer who entered the game In a 1-for-11 sktd, followed by muschng a grounder through the nght stde for a 1-0 lead That was all the Twms needed m thts one to get thelf second consecuttve wm alter losmg three of four to Texas last weekend Suggs what's needed to be compellttve I'm very comlortable wtth the tests we have set up " Cre nnel dtdn' t know tf the Jets have to supply any medtcal ev1dence that Suggs tsn't healthy enough to play "I doubt that they have to , prov1de proof," he s.ud "It's JUSt that the doctors dtdn 't thmk he "as ftt" Crennel smd he mtght talk to Mangmt to learn more The Browns had obtamed Stratt to help offset IOJunes to cornerbacks Gary Baxter and Dayton McCutcheon, who wtll both nms the remamder of the preseason Wtth Strait headmg back to New York , the Browns s1gned tree agent defe ns1vc back Jeremy LeSueur He played m tluee games for the Jets last season and was m Seattle's camp earlier th1s summer before bemg cut LeSueur, who had been workmg out 1n Atlanta when the Browns called, played at Mtchtgan wtth Browns w1de recetver Bray ion Edwards "He's a b1g phys1cal corner," Edwards sa1d "He can help us " Notes: WR Edwards won t play m Thursday s pteseason game agamst Detrmt, and n's still not clear 1f he ' 11 play m any exhtbttiOns ''I'm not swe to really be honest ," sa1d Edwards "'ho has come back qutcker than expected followmg knee surgery 'That's somethmg that has gone back and forth and gone up m the mr We JUst don't know We don't know tf tt's worth it "Crennel satd the club would contmue to take 3t cautious approach with Edwards, who hopes to be ready for the Sept I0 season opener CB Antomo Perkms dtdn t practtce because of a grom mJury After players tailed to Ime up cmrectly on two stra1 ght plays, Crennel made the offense run a lap On Sunday, he dtd the same thmg to hts defense from PageBl never complamed about And now, Suggs "It has been kmd of a different camp, hasn't tt?" runnmg back Reuben Droughns sa1d Jets coach Enc Mangm1 wouldn't spec1fy why Suggs fat led hts phystcal "We have a whole senes of tests that we do, and we were very thorough wtth the process," he satd · He JUSt didn' t pass those tests Each team has a cntena they set up that they believe IS what's Important and Hammer fromPageBl Cmcmnau and now has a Josmg record agamsl only two NL teams - the Mets and Brewers He has two shutouts thts year, the other commg on a two-hitler agamst the Dod~ers on July 14, and II for hts career ftve Harang las ted mmngs, hts shortest start smce June 12 aga tnst Mtlwaukee - not countmg a two-mnmg appearance m a ram-delayed game He gave up fiv e runs and etght hits, losmg for the ftrst time m three deciSions at new Busch Stadtum Bethard, acqu1red from the Indtans to end a platoon at second base, was 9for-44 wtth three RB! s 111 hts ftrst 12 games with the Cardmals Hts RBI smgle m the second was the I ,OOOth htt of h1 s cdreer and It put St Louts ahead H1s run-sconng double m the fourth made It 2 0 and he also smgled 111 the f1fth Duncan's II th homet m only 147 at-bats was the htghhght of a three-run ftlth that ga\e the Cardmal s a 5-0 cushion The other run scored "hen PuJols doubled, advanced on a sacnftce and scored when Harang bounced a breaktng ball off the plate for a w1ld pitch Notes: Cardmals CF J1m Edmonds took the f1eld before the hlth, but left before a pttch was thrown complammg ot d1zzmess Edmonds, who htt a grand slam off Harang last week m Cmcmnatt, was moved to cleanup ahead ot Scott Rolen 111 a late lmeup shuttle The Cardlflals a1 e 26-30 ag;unst the NL Central Thetr last losmg record 111 the dtvtston "as 27-34 Ill 1999 Carpenter ha s a mator league-be st 32 vtctones over the last two seasons Thts was ht s 22nd career complete ga me, mn e of them comtng m the past two seasons The Reds' Jason LaRue ts m an 0-for23 slump He grounded out w1th two on to end the hfth , hts team 's best scorlflg chance Cmcmnatt 's Edw1n Enc<~rnacwn was 0for 3, endtng a 10-game hmmg streak 16, 2006 Wednesday, August 16, 2006 PITTSBURGH (A P) The Ptttsburgl1 Steelers made offictal what has seemed evt dent for weeks coach B11l Co" her IS no longer negoll.lt mg an extensiOn to a contmcl that runs through 2007 The team .mnounced Tuesday that 11 h.ts cea>ed talks wnh Cowher on stgnmg an extenston so he can focus on coachmg the returmng Supe1 Bowl ch.lmptons The team, wh1ch has had JUst two coaches m 38 seasons, has Ions had a poltcy of not negouatmg contracts dunng a season, but wants to renew talks With Cowher once the season ends Th1s IS the first ttme smce Cowher was htred by hts hometown team m 1992 that he wtll go mto a season wtth as few as two seasons remammg on hts contract Cowher and the team had been dtscussmg an extenswn smce shortly after the Steelers won the Super Bowl 111 February Cowher satd several umes dunng the offseason that he prefers now to work on a year to-year basts, a stance he adopted alter the Steelers went 6-10 m 2003 after wmmng 21 games the previous two seasons Cowher, aJthou~h he IS JUSt 49, tS begmmng hts 15th season m Ptttsburgh and ts the NFL's most tenured coach wnh a smgle team "Over the past several months we h,1ve had a contmumg and pos1Uve dtalogue wnh coach Cowher's representatt ve, Octagon President Phtl de P!Cclotto, conceuung Btll's contract and the future," team prestdent Art Rooney II satd tn a statement tssued by the team "I rem am oplt mtst1c and hopeful that we wtll be able to conclude a contract extenSIOn whtch wtll keep Btll coachmg the Ptttsburgh Steelers for many more years However, we have all ag1 eed th,u at th1s ttme we wtll con tmue those conversatiOns after thts season so that Bill's focu s and the focus ot the enure orgamzauon can be on the excitement and challenge ol defendmg the Super Bowl championship " Cowher's dectston to not stgn an extenston has created speculatton he may retire .1t the end of the Sed,Oil wtth the posstblllly of htm ret urntng elsewhere Notebook ,,san NFL coach m a few years He and hts lamily l1.1ve pw chased a $2 5 mllhon luxury home m Rale1gh N C , where he attended North Carolina State, and Cowher's w1fe and youngest daughter are expected to h ve there thts season H1s other two daughters w1ll attend Pnnceton Cowher satd l!S recently as last month that he hasn't dectded tf he wtll coach agam next season However, Cowher was unhappy when former Steelers star Jerome Bettts pred1cted on NBC-TV on Sunday that Cowher rntght be m hts final season m Ptttsburgh Cowher wouldn't comment Tuesday on the Steelers' statement, stand1ng by 1emarks he made Monday that he won't talk agam th1s season about h1s future plans "There's been a Jot of speculation about my future, I'm here to say once agmn that tl 's purely that, speculatton," Cowher sa1d Monday "I don't hke talkmg about the con tr<~c l because we're m camp I IO\ e coachmg football, I love codchmg here and there s been a lot of specula tton and I'm go mg to leave It at that "I can t control the future - agam, that takes two s1des - but I do have two yems lett on m) contract, contrary to what some people thmk And that s all I want to talk about It," he sa1d Cowher now has a chance to do what hts predecessor, Chuck Noll, dtd by wmmng Super Bowls m consecutive seasons Noll dtd so tw1ce, m the 1974 75 and 1978-79 sea sons Noll (193- 148-1) and Cowher ( 141 82-1 ) both rank am on~ the lop 10 m career coachmg v1ctones With one tedm w1th Noll fi fth and Cowher nmth The Steelers have the NFL's best regulat se,1son 1ecord smce Cowher was hu ed m 1992, 141 -82 I The Packers are second wtth a 141 81 record CLASSIFIED - ( I:.L• Meigs County Sheriffs Office Sheriff Robert E Beegle t 04 East Second Street, Pomeroy OH 45769 Sheriff Sales Case Number 06CV034 Belmont Savmgs Bank Pla1ntiff YS Cheri and Douglas Campbell Defendants Court of Pleas Common Meigs County, Ohio In Pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from sa1d court In the above entitled actton I w1il expose to sale at pub· lie auction on the front steps of the Meigs al, Ohio, to-wit Being Lot Number 2, Chestnut Ridge Estates, a restricted subdivision directed as the same Is delin- court m the above enti- eated on the recorded plat In Plat Cabtnet 19 A and B Record of Plats of Meigs County, Ohio Parcel No 05Property 00462 006 Address Vacant Lot 2, Chestnut Rtdge Sub , Albany, Ohio 45710 Current owner Cheri & Douglas Campbell Property at Chestnut R1dge Subdivision Albany, Ohio PP• Vac Lot 7 D5.00462 011 , Vac lot 9 05-00462.0t 3 Vac Lot 2 05-00462 006 Appratsal at Lot ~ 7 $25,000 00 Lot j9 $28,000, Lot #2 $28 ODD 00 Terms of sale Cannot be sold tled Deceased, et In pursuance of an order of sale to me from 1 will action expose said to sale at Public Auction on the Front Steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday Sept 8 , 2006 at tO Am, of Number 7, Ridge Chestnut Estates, a restricted subdivision, as the same Is delineated on the record plot In Plat Cabinet t9 A & B Record of Plata Parcel No 0500462 Ott Property Address· Vacant Lot 7 Chestnut Ridge Sub Albany, Ohio 457t0 Situate in the Township of Columbia County of Meigs and State of Ohio, to-wit Being Lot Number 9, Chestnut Ridge Estates a raotrlcted subdivision 1:.11~ Pomaroy, Oh 45769 Sheriff Sales Case Number 05CVD56 National City Mortgage Co Plaintiff Stansbury and Minnie house Stansbury to Asa Dale Robert E Beegle , Stansbury and Golden Me1gs County Sheriff Stansbury, hts wtfe, Attorney for the lhence West along said Plalnliff lane 250 feet to a Lerner Sampson & stake thence South Rothfuss McKibben 570 feet to a stake In t20 E 4th St 8th floor vs Chad Delendants Court of the center of Dyesvllle- Cincmnall, Oh1o 45202 Common Pleas, Metgs County Oh1o Corpentar ~ ._.. i&; I><L~IIvc.--.~c:l Road, 4007 ~- L r-..l L•• ~ to Syracuse exceptmg six feet off the North end of satd lot deeded by A H Bndgeman to Deed Metgs conltrmatlon of sale The appraisal did Include an Interior examination of the house Robart E Beagle Meigs County Sheriff Attorney for the Plaintiff Frlnk & Wooldridge Co LPA, 600 South Pearl Street Columbus Oh1o 43206 6t4-227-t662 (8)2, 9 t6 1033 Cherry Address Street , Syracuse Ohio Properly Owners Mtldred Hubbard aka Mildred Mea Hubbard Prior Deed Reference Volume 278, Page 565 and 0 A. 180, Page 867 PP# 21l-00-317 1100 Appraised at $t6,500 00 terms of Sale Cannot be sold for less than 213rds of the appra1sed value - - - - - - - t 0% down on day of sale, cash or certlf1ed Public Notice check Balance due on confirmation of sale The appraisal Include an examination house Robert E did mterlor of the Beegle , Meigs County Shariff Number Attorney for the plaln- directed from said 2 64 acres more or courl in the above enti- leas Further excepting tled action, expose to I sale will 0 348 acres conv eyed al to the Trustees of 49" West along the tt7 74 feet to an Iron Sealed b1ds wtll be of property ' ,, ~ ~till ~rnlllng AI 50 ' erty line, 50 23 feet to 45760 for purchase of a an ~ron ptn In the t986 Sutphen Custom Northeast Pumper w1th Detro1t corner, 6V92TA 350 HP engme Thence south 4'27 49" with Allison 4 speed East North Public Noltce p10, thence North 78' received at the offtce t8' 24 East along the of the Mayor, 237 Race Grantor s North prop- St. Middleport, Ohto along the automatic transm1s~ s1on, enclosed cab, .--=,.,..,==---. Interior 1=-"••••r- Grantors property line Request for btdders. Public Auction on the Columbia Township, front steps of the Meigs County, Ohio, for of Beegle Iron pin, Thence south Meigs County Court the benefit Sheriff Sales 88' 18' t t West Along House on Fnday, Sept , Rawling s Cemetery Case Number a line 366 93 feet to an 8, 2006 at tD AM of Parcel No Two Also tron pm In the gantors, Sa1d day, the following the following piece or 05CV093 described Real Estate parcel of land lying and Countrywide Home West property line and west hne of FractiOnal Situated m the betng 1n the County ot Loans Inc Section 33, Thence Township of Columbia , Meigs and State ot Platntlff County of Me1gs and Oh1o and 1n Columbia VS Paul Barthelmas North t • 4t 49 ' Wast State ot Ohio and Township and Defendants Court of along the grantor's descnbed as follows descrtbed as follows Common Pleas, Meigs West property line and Parcel No 1 Being the Begtnntng 1n the cen- County, Ohl'lthe West hna of said Southeast Quarter of ter of the road leading In pursuance of an fractional sectton 33, the Northwest Quarter from Dyesville to order ot sale to me , t20 00 feet to the point of Ssctlon 8 of Town, School Lot, 15 rods directed form said of beginning and con· County and State South of the North line court In the above anti- talnlng tt30 acres aforesaid, estimated at of the Northwest quar- tied action, I will Prcel No tt-00423 110 40 acres , more or less ter of Section 8, and axpoaeto sale atpubllc Commonly known as Excepting from the about 3t rods and 20 auction on the front 33356 Crouser Road, above described real links East of tho Wool steps of the Melga Rutland, OH 45775 estate 3 9418 acres line of said quarter County Court House Current Owner· paul and conveyed by Asa section running thence on Friday, Sept t5, Barthelmas et al 0 Stansbury and East about 22 rods , 2006 at tO AM, of said Property At 33356 Golden Faye thence South 67 redo, day, the following Crouser Ad, Rutland Stansbury, to Wanda thence West about 40 described Real Estate Oh 4577t ppj ttLou Oxley by deed rods to the center of Situated In the Faction 110423 1100 Appraised at recorded In Volume the road laadlng from Section 33, Town 6 $22,500 OD Terms of 247, page 637 Deed Dyesvllle to School lot, Range t4, Rutland sale cannot be sold Records, M11gs thence North along lhe Township, Meigs for lau than 213rds ot County, Oh1o center of said road to County, State of Ohio, the appraised value Further Excepting the place of beginning, and being more fully tO% down on day of following Being s1tuat contamlng about 6 described as follows sale cash or certified ed In the Southeast acres and 22 rods be Commanclng at a point check, Balance duo on ot the the same. more or less In the Northeast comer confirmation on sale quarter Northwest quarter of C~rrent Owner Chad of tha ooutheast quar- Tha appraisal did not Section B, of the McKibben Property at tar o1 section 33, said Include an Interior Township, County and 38676 Staneart point alSo being on the examination of the Stall atoresald and Is Pomeroy, Ohio PPI 05- West line of Fraction houae. Robart E described as 00667 000 Prior Deed Section 33, Thence Beegle, Meigs County Township, County and References Volume South t ' 4t'49" East Shariff State aforesaid and Is t03, Page 329 along the eut line of Attorney for the described es follows Appraised at oald section 33, 673 Plaintiff Lerner Beginning at a stake In 5100 000 00 Terma of feet more,or leas to an Sampson & Rothfuaa, the West corner of land Sale Cannot be sold Iron pin In the PO Box 5480 owned by Thomas lor less than 213rda or Grantors Northwest Cincinnati, Oh 4520t Price and Delbert the appraloed value property corner and 5480 5tJ.24t-3tiiO Turner, thence North 10% down on Day of the real point of begin- (8) 9, 16, 23 along said !Ina of the Sale, cash or certified nlng for the land hers in land owned by Thomas check, balance due on described, thence ~HOP Price 450 feel to tha confirmation ol sale North 88' tO t t East •~ Southeast corner of The appraisal did not along the grantor's ttff Reimer, Lorber, and 05CV038 •• the aame Is delln~ Chase Home Finance Arnovltz ~ 0 Box 968 Twms burg Ohio 44087 Nte~ on the recorded LLC plat In Plat Cabinet t9 successor by merger 330-425-420t A & B Record of Plats to Chase Manhattan (8) 2, 9, t6 of Meigs County Ohio Mortgage Corporation Parcel No DS- Plaintiff Public Nottce 00462 Ot3 Property vs address Vecant Lot 9, The Unknown Heirs , - - - - - - - Legatees Meigs County Shenff's Chestnut Ridge Sub, Devisees Admln~s t rators , Q.ff1ce Albany Ohio 457t 0 Al>bert E Situate In the Township Executors and Assigns ShenH the land conveyed by mclude of Columbia, County of of Mildred Hubbard aka Beegle an Meigs and State of Mildred Mae Hubbard 1D4 East Second Street deed to Thelmore examination _.. "'"1:.0'*-• J:.o-.• r s ~••••• pen, thence north 1' 41' Grantor's property Thence East by North 513-241-31110 I •11 •-t.I~I.. Grantors Norlh propPublic Notice erty !me, 92 82 feet to an Iron pin, thence Metgs County Sheriffs south t2' D9 05' East Office continuing along said Sheriff Robert E !me, t56 35 teet to an Property Case ~ . . . CJ~. described Real Estate· Situated 1n the Village of Syracuse tn the County of Metgs and State of Ohio, Descnbed as follows. Bemg Lot Numbered Forty-One (4t) m Bridgeman s Addition check balance due an Meigs County Sheriffs Office Sheriff Robert E Beegle t04 East Second Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Sheriff Sales .. c _. (8) 2, 9, 16 the appraised value Page 407 1D% down on day of Records of sale, cash or carttflad County of Meigs county, Ohio I 11 t In pursuance of an 280 feel to place of sa1d Day the tollowmg order of saJe to me beginmng containing Isaac Carleton as County Court House for less than 213rds of recorded 1n Volume 43, on Friday, Sept 8 2006 at 10 AM , of satd day, the following descnbed Real eatate Three (3) Lots sold separately SlttJateln the Township of Columbia, County of Meigs and State of Ohio, to wit Being lot ~~.E. line the 284 62 feet to an Iron CLASSIFIEDS 1500 gpm pump tODD gallon booster tank, top mount pump controls Interested bidders can contact F1re Chief Dava HoHman at 992 6150 for further information on the vehicle and equipment to be Included wtth the sale Mlntmum on bld SAVINGS shall be S40,DOO oo B1ds w1ll be accepted until Friday, August 25, 2006 al 4 pm B1ds will be opened on Monday, reserves the right to reject any and all bids The vehicle will not be available for delivery until the villages new pumper Is delivered which Ia expected to occur In Shop e Classlfieds! 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AI Rolled Ill tO oner To Subscnbe Call The Daily Sentinel 992·2155 Oead'lfirec Display Word Ads Dally In- Column 1 00 p m Monday-Friday for In•ertlon In Next Day's Paper Sunday In -Column 1 : 00 p m Prldav For Sunday• Paper Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW TO WRITE AN AD *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing reserves !he rlghl to e~ll. reJect or cancel any ad at anv time >Errors Must B eported on the firs ay of pUbllcallon an he Tribune-Sentinel agister will b e,ponslble for n ore than the cost o he space occuple y the error and on! he first 1naertlon W \\\tH \( 1 \II r Box number ads ar !ways eonfldent1el kll nclrlyle@eom c:ast net GAUJPOtiS GJVFAWAY (740)645 6527 Found Ltttle whtle female dog w/red colla r badge says "Sugar' C1 rcle Dr area (740)441 8970 Male Black lab m x Mele Elhew Potnt (740)44 1 0405 Huge 4 lamtly yard & garage sa le Aug 17 18 19 Eureka across from Gallipolis Locks & Dam 9 OOam 4 OOpm Ptzza ovens restauranl style gas gnll awn mowers name brand clothes and much more - - - - - -- Movtng sale FurmtUie retr~ gerat or small apph ances dtshes DVD VCR s TV s heaters d glial ca m cord etc Aug 17 thru 19 Spamel type (740)4466587 dog ti'~ .,-~u!i lt-u> 1s If/~~~ &AD DoC.S uo Wrlff.t r~"Y Dt!i HEAL.TH CARE Holzer Santor Care Center has a full ttme pos1t10n open tor Dnector of Nurs ng Must be a graduate ol an accred ted school of reg1sterec:l nurstng preferably a BSN Reqwes prevtous Sk lied Nurstng Factlty expenence as an Assistanl Director of Nurstng or D~rector of Nurs1ng •n a long term care facti ty Yard Sale Aug 17 19 102 YARDSA! E I GrarfieldAv~ANlTJl ~rn:::;Y~ARD=~S~A=LE=-=~~ GALUPOIIS car pplles )All Real Estat dvertlsements ar ub1ect to the Federa air Housing Act o 968 )This newspape ccepts only hel anted ads meelln >We wUI not knowing y accept any adver iaement In violatio f the law 5 tam1ly yard sale 8/19/06 Rodney Community Center At aso Lots of n•ce 1tems 9am 5pm Fn 8/18 Sat 8/1 9 1888 Add•son P ke 2 m1 es from At 7 Furmture electnc cook ng sto ve materntty Infant boys girls womens men c olhes si tU wtlh tags Tommy GAP Le11 etc household 1tems home tnte nor Movmg sale Fnday Saturday 1776 Centenary Ad Tabes clothes baby items more (washe r/dryer (740)44 1 9338) 4x4 s For Sale ... ::::::::::::::::: ........................... 725 Announcement.. 030 Antiques 530 Apartments ror Rent Auction and Flea Market Auto Parts & Accessories 440 080 760 Auto Repair 770 Autos for Sale Boats & Motors for Sale .. 71 o 750 Building Suppllas Business and Buildings Business Opportunity 550 340 210 Business Training 140 Campers & Motor Homes Camping Equipment Cards of Thanka • Child/Elderly Care Electrical/Refrigeration Equipment for Rent E•cavatlng Farm Equipment Forma for Rent 790 780 010 190 840 480 830 810 430 Farms for Sale .. 330 For Lease For Sale For Sale or Trade Fruits & Vegetables Furnished Rooms General Hauling 490 58! 590 580 .450 850 Giveaway • .... 040 050 .. 640 tto Home Improvements Homes for Sale 810 310 Household Goods 5t0 Houses for Rent In Memoriam .. Insurance 410 020 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment livestock 880 630 Lost and Found 060 Lots & Acreage 350 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Merchandise 170 540 Mobile Home Repair 860 Pets for Sale. • Plumbing & Heating Professional Services Radio, TV & CB Repair Real Eatate Wanted • 420 320 220 740 • 570 005 560 .. 820 .. 230 t6D 360 Schools Instruction 150 Seed Plant & Fertilizer Situations Wanted Space for Rent Sporting Goods SUV'a for sate 850 t20 460 520 720 Trucks for Sale 715 Upholstary Vans For Sale 870 730 Wanted to Buy 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies Wanted To Do Wanted to Rent Yard Sale- Gallipolis • Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle • Yard Sale·Pt Pleasant !hl 2006b~NE~ Inc: Absolute Top Dol ar U S Stiver and Gold Coms Proofsets Gold Atngs Pre 1935 US Currency Sohta1re Dtamonds M T S Cotn Shop 151 Second Avenue Galtpol s 740 446 284 2 _ _ ...----,..-~ 1 wtl! buy J.u.llk .c.ar.s. Ca ll (740)388 9303 Want to 620 t 80 470 072 074 .076 We offer compet 11ve wages and Employment benems tnc ludtng lro~------_..111"0 buy Junk Cars 1304)773 5004 JfELp WANTFJl Bob Evans Now H111ng for servers buses and cooks Bob Evans Mason W V Apply 1n person NO Phone Calls CASH i){PRESS Zuspan Metal Salvage Now l'luymg Junk cars buses p1pe I beam tm etc Mason WV 304 593 1904 Borrow $200 Pay Back $203 I \11'1 ll' \II \I ...,I I~\ I I I ..., Now Hiring 110 CLASSIFIED INDEX Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile Homes for Salt Money to Loan Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers • Musical Instruments Personals TO BUY 100WORKERS NEEOEO Assemble cralts wood Items To $480/wk Matenals provtded Free •nformat10n pkg 24Hr 801 428 4649 -------A 9 year company 1s lookmg lor a well mottvated HVAC helper Ekpenence 1s pre !erred Pay IS based on experience If •nterested call (740)44 1 1236 and leave message wtlh receptromst 11 OPPORTUNITY IN Used Couch and Love Seat Ad Kttchen stove and lots Navajo pnnt fall condtt on _ m_or_:e_ _ _ _ _ __ r70 llilPWANm> CARE CENTER CAREER Call Mulh iam•ly yard sale Aug 1819 830330 804Porter (304)675 2620 0 1" ;:;;;;;;:~ HOLZER SENIOR To gc:JOd home black female ~ 91_7_4c, lhc,A_ve .:.:__ __ _ ..__llliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiioo.... 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Off cer to develop an under 1-877483-6247 standing ol all aspects of the We Have Openings tor a ext t933 Collection Department Servtce TechnletBn and an Salary commensurate with l'l"'""'~~~""'""'~ Installer Must have 3 Years expenence lnteresled tndt NO E)(PEAIENCE NECESSARY lnfoCiaton Expenence and Clean vlduals send resume to FULL T ME CL.ASSES DHvlng Record 80% of Edwards W St nes 211 COL TR-'.IN NO Work In Atnens Area F NANCING AYA I..A8LE West Second Street With over 24 years 1n JOEl f'I..ACEIJENT Excellent Wages Based on Pomeroy Member FDIC the teleservtces ENAOL,LING NOW Expenence Send Detailed and Equal Opportuntty mdustry we understand Resume To Employer our employees are our ALLIANCE greatest asset An Excellent way to earn HVAC Pos t! ons TRACTOR TRA LEA money The New Avon PO Box 363 TRAINING CENTERS CgmpethlyJ.£w The Plains Oh 45780 Catl Manlyn 304 882 2645 WYTHEVILLE VA Up lo $8/hr FT Are YOU looking to Jo1n the Avon team L.ocal 1 800 334-1203 Cgnyeojenl Scbtdulta Corporate tramlng Call make a difference? 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Person No Fee Unless We W nl 1 8ae 582 3345 AN s needed to provtde 1~1\11 . . 1\11 basiC ftrst atd at business All real estate advertising near Po1nt Pleasant WV r,o::;--":'!'..,...- - , IO Ho~IF:<; 1n thl• newspaper Is Great way 10 make exira subject to the Federal $$$$' [888)269 6344 lllR SALE Fair Houalng Act of 1968 which make• It lllegallo Wanted COL Dnuer B 2 bedroom home beauttfu advertlte any Ltcense wtth lanker stle 9 9 ac res near preference Umlt.llon or endorsement Reg onal Waterloo OH $34 000 discrimination bll"d on routes Start and stop Jn 1740)532 7614 race color religion 11x Gallipolis everyday famll lalttllut or natklnal $10 55/hr (740)24S 5514 origin, or any lnlanllon to 2 or 3 bedroom I"IOuse lor make 1ny auch sale on land contract 1670 1!16 Sclloou; prlference llmltallon or Li ncoln He•ghts Pomeroy . INsnlucnoN dlacrlmlnatlon I 17401992 5858 Concea ed Pistol Class Ohio WV Sepl 9 2006 9 OOam VFW 575 00 Mason wv Pn (740)843 5555 Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) 2 story home 3 bed room 2 bath 2 car gara ge :'3 acres ml 5 minutes from Oalllpol s Photo/Info online www orvb com Code 7186 or Call (740)446 7029 Call Today' 740 446 4367 1 BOO 214 0452 po tcaret col ege com Thla nawapaper will nol knowingly accept advartltamantl tor tHl eatate which Ia In IJiolatlon of the law Our raadara ara Mreby lnformad thai all dw.IUnga advartltad In this na'lflpaper era available on an equal opportunlly basH ~gal Membe Ace ed tlng Counc:M lor lnd!lpendenl Co leges .l. ccred ted Gall polls Ferry 3 Bedroom 1 112 Bath 2 Car Garage Wood floors F replace Mep e Kitchen (304)675 2364 and Schools 12748 WANTID To Do Assisted hvtng Of total care 28x48 3 100 Sq Ft Cape lor you r loved one 1n my Code 4 Bedroom 2 l ull home Mary (740)388 0118 bat hs (2) 1/2 baths 10x16 4 seasons room overlooks wooded area 40x50 bt level Cuts deck. thai wraps around a lyles Mamcures Se rv 27 above ground pool (great reas Belpre to Athens for entertamtng) lull base iddleporl & '" between men\ partially ltn shed all Jenny 740 378 6482 30x32 21 13 car garage lots ~1~8~e=-a~":':':•~ne~n=c•=~ ol extras seated on ap pox 1 acre River VaHey Schoo 190 ~"' I Dlstrlcl 15 m1n !rom "C~~ER1 :V Gallipolis Must see to 1. . apprecl8te Redu ced Dependable & ovmg day $235 000 Very Neg Must care needed Flexlb e Sale (740)367 0126 schedu e Call Cl'lnst na -==,...,.,...,==,...,= c·-- 1740)245 5790 or (740)794 0356 II\\\( 1\1 House lor sale w1th large garage 187 Gallln St Crown C1ty (740)260 6686 or (740)439 4981 Log Cabtn w1th 11ery sec uded huntmg askmg ca ll 25 acres great lor $250 000 (304)674 46081[304)674 0069 NO DOWN PAYMENT even w th less than pel1ect cred11 Is a,va table on lh1s 3 bed room 1 bath home '" Middleport Corner lot v•nyl stdmg !~replace m ltv ng room good carpet ttle I oor n k !chen French doors open 10 master bedroom 3 bedroom 2 bath w1th f1re JBCUZZI tub off s1reet park place 40x60 barn A10 ng Payment around 5550 Grande area On 811at aces per month 740 367 7t29 $120 000 ("40)709 1166 p10 Busum;<; 0PPORTUNm ' •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO re commends that you do busmess w1th people you know and NOT IO send money through the matl unt1 you have .nveshgated Ihe offering -------Attent ion• Loca company oltenng NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro grams for you 10 buy your home Instead of renttng 100% llnanctng Less than pmfect cred 1t accep1ed Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage Loca1ors Reasonab y pr cad log homo m Spnngf1eld Twp Outet n1ce neighborhood Surround'ed by tarrn lend 2BA I bath LR DR stor s tuated on 6 (740)367 0000 --- ---·----------"-------- �www.mydailysentinel.com VVednesda~August16,2006 www,mydailysentinel.com I \ll\1..,1 1'1 '! It" ,\ I I \ I "It II I' Very mce 3BR, bath upstairs, furnished 1BR apt downslarrs FurnflUre store tn rear. Car lOT on stde AU on 1/2 ac. lOt at 130 Bulaville Pike, Gallipolts OH $135,000 ,( 740)446·4782 . Need to sell your hOme? Late on payments, divorce, JOb transfer or a death? I can buy your home All cash and quick closmg. 740-416· 3130. HI \I \I .., 1 and 2 bedroom apart· men1s, lumlshed and unfurnrshed, security deposr1 required, no pets. 740·992· 2218. Appliance W1rehou11 1 BA apt/cabrn, all utrlities paid. Ca11 1740)441·0117. tBA apt , all utilities & cable pd. $400/month, in Crown City. For sale dcublewrde. 1/2 acre. (740)256·8132. 2 bedroom apt rn Centenary, all utilities pd expect electric. $325. Call ~740)256·1 135. x 1984 Nashau. 14 70 M. Home. 3 Br .. front kitchen. newer gas furnace , CIA. 992-2735 . oa·kwood trailer 1999 14x70. new cabinets. $16,000 (740)441-9925 or ~740)794·1005 . 2002 Redman Double Wide 28x70 $50,000 starting Prrce Call for info anyt1 me 1304)862·3057 Jbr, 12~~:65. $2 .200 080 13041576-2934 99 16JC70 Clayton. 3br. all Electric . Aetridg & Stove Included $11.800 (304)5762999 or 13041593-5591' AAA MODULAR ranch models $55.838 . Midwest Homes (740)828·2750 Glean well maintained 95 Clayton, 14x70, all elect rrc, 3 br. 2 bath . complete with appliances, washer dryer, curtains, new blinds, heat pump with central, air, 2 porches. new underprnnrng $16,000 OMO (30415936437 or (304)675·8668 (740)441·0194 or (740)4411t84 . Taurus 356 Mag. 6 shot. -CO ~V -E_N _1_ E_ NTL_Y_L-: O-:C-:A~T· Dble. Action Revolver, like EO & AFFORDABLE! new $275 (lirm) Phone 304 675-5043 Town.house apartments, and/or small houses FOR :MlscEUANt::OUS · AHentlont RENT. Call 17401441·1111 MEIUJl>\NDL~E Locai Company offering "NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro· for application & information. gra.ms for you to buy your Furnished apt, 3 rooms & home instead ot renting bath. upstairs, clean, no ' 100"0 financing pets. Ref/deposit required. leave message -------· Less than perfect credit (740)446·1519. JET accepted AERATION MOTORS • Payment could be U1e Gracious living . I and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Repaired , New & Rebuilt In same as 1ent and Riverside Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· Molt gage Locators. Manor Apartments in Middleport. 600-537-9526. 17401367-0000 ~~;6°6~6·~~~0~~~~~;~ Great used 3BA home only · pons rus ron or""ers- nrc $9,995. Will help with deliv· bedroom furnished hous ery. Call (740)385-7671. or rent in New Haven. WV, utrlities incl., $400 mont LAND & HOME PACK· er person (304)773·918 1 AGES· tst time buyers & No Pets Homes House for rent FHA. Midwest 740·992·5858 17401626·2750 New 2009 Clayton singtewides starting at $199.84 per month. Trade·rns welcomes. Call (740)385·2434 NEW 3 br doublmvrdes from $269 mo. Midwest Homes 1740)826-2750. NEW SINGLEWIOE· $22,572 Midwest Homes 17401828·27SO. :c::::---,---- From $295·$444. Call 740· 992-5064. Equal Housing Opportunities Honeysuckle Hills Apartments. Gallipolis, now accepting applications for 2 Bedroom Apartments. Nb Rental Assistance av,ailable New 2 bedroom house in at this time. Rent starts at Gallipolis Clean and com· $31 5/mo. Equal Housing fortable Central air, laundry Opportunity. (740)446·3344 room, also New 1 Bedroom House. Call for de tail s Immaculate 2 bedroom (740)441·0194 or (740)441· apartmen t in the country. Now carpel & ca binets, 1184. freshly painted & decorated, N1ce Country Home Ret. W/0 hookup. Beautilul coun· Dep. No Pets (304)575· try setting. Must see to 5162 appreciate $399/mo. (614)595-7773 or 1-800· Taking applications tor remodeled 3 bedroom 798·4686 .. SINGLEWIDE· NEW 522.572 Midwest Homes house . NO PETS. $375/mo. Modern 1 bedroom apt. (740)828·2750 $300/dep. (740)446·3617 Phone: (740)446·0390. REP _O _'_ S_ &~U_S_ E_ O _ha-m l'lll Momu: HOMES Tara Townhouse $1,900 dowri Midwest FOR RI<::NT Apartments. Very Spacious, Homes (740)828-2750 2 Bedrooms. CIA, 1 II? 2 8d . Mobile Home rn Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Very nice 2 bedroom mobile Middleport. $300 Rent and Pool. Patio, Start $425/Mo. home on 1 acre. Kemper $300 Deposit. Year lease. No Pets, . Lease Plus Hollow Ad , Gallipolis. No Pets. No Calls after Security Deposit Required, $44 ,000. ~740)388·8895 . 9:00 740·992-5039. 17401367-7086. r Low& AL1!E,\GE 1.75 Acre Lot Mason Co WV AI. 2 Box 127, Leon. WV 25123 Approx . 500' Road Frontage Utilities Available $9,99S 13041295-9090 ---'-----' 2 Bedroom Trail er for tent14 Twrn Rivers Tower is acceptX 50 Trailer Lot tor· rent ing applications for waiting 740·949·2237. list for Hud-subsized, 1· br, apar.tment. call 675-6679 2 Bedroom Trailer. $400/mo. Equal Housing Opportunity $400 deposit. Call ~740)3677762. (740)446·4060 or 17401367-7762 r 2B R. 2 bath, perfect for plant workers. 2 minutes to plants. Downtown Commercial (7401206·7661 or 17401446- Retail space tor Rent. $400/ 4234. month. Upstairs Office Suites for Rent $1251 month 2br. Holly Park, central arr 1 you pay the Utilities. Call heat. Good condi tion, no 703 528-0617 pets $300 a month rent, WANJ'EII (304)576· Dep. required 2999 or (304)593·5591 TOREN~' Approx 3 acres, 2 house sites. Utilities x2, city water. large solid 2 story barn , approx 1f2 mile our SA 218 Beautiful lot, ci ty or county schools. Serious buyers For rent: Nice 2 bedroom only. $44K. (740)441·7333. mobile home in Coun try For rent Mobile Home Lot. Homes. $325 + deposit. At 87, Private water and (740)385·4019. sewer $130 month . . _ . Mobi_le Home•Lot rn Johns~n 13041675 4138 Mobile Home Park rn Mercerville building lot for Gallipolis, OH . Phone sale. 4.745 acres SA 218 (740)446·2003 or (740) 446- 1409. close to schools. Good home site. $16,000 17401256·1553, 174013399236. (740)385-4019. Parking space tor 32 foot Motor Home in the New Haven area call (304)882· 3393 \II ut II \\111...,1 HOUSEHOW Goor;; . 'KIEFER BUILT 'VALLEY 'BISON 'HORSE & UVESTOCK TRA1LERS 'LOAD· MAX 'GOOSENECK, DUMPS & UTILITY 'ALUMA 'ALUMINUM TRAILERS GOOSENECK HITCHES. Carmlch1el Equipment (740)448-241,2 Phillip Alder I I Ill' I 0\,11<1 ( 11<1\ David Lewis 740-992-6971 Fret! E~ t imme s John Deere 10 ft. No Ti~ Drill for rent Carmichael Equipment (740)446-2412. 0 Quahty John Deere Hay Equlpmen·t for less-round baiEirs, square ba lers & mower co11ditioners @4.7% F1xed for 48 months through John Deere Credit. Equipment Carmichael 17401446-2412. ' Fo' black interior, fully loaded, (740)446·3668 auto. 13,000 miles, -.,--.,--- : : - - - , - - $28,000.00, CALL 740·949· 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee 22'17. limited. $10,500. Loan value $14.500. 17401367 96 Escort ZX2 , 104K miles, 7762 or (740)367·7272. one owner, cleal, AC, AM· FM, 5 speed, new tires. 2002 Chevy Blazer 4wd 2 good gas mileage. $5000 door automatic trans. 55,000 miles. AC, power locks. (740) 416-1189. power windows, am/frn 99 Olds Intrigue $2,300; 99 radio, cd player. in great conMonte Carlo $2,500; 00 Ford dition. $10.500 . 740-645Contour $2.. 300; 97 podge 3601 Dakota ex. cab $2,300; 00 ~-----­ Kia Sportage 4~~:4 $2.600; 01 97 GMC 3500 4x4, 5 speed, Chev. S-10 Blazer $4 ,500; G.5L, turbo dresel, single 98 Chev. S·10 pu ex cab rear wheels. all new tires, 102006 Thaves 1 Oist. auto $3,600: 96 Ford Explorer $2,200; 97 Ford Explorer $2,200; 01 Ford Windstar van $2,800; 98 Cavalier $1 .600; 02 Cavalier 53,800; 98 Noon $1,200; 96 Cadillac $1.000: 98 Dodge Dakota $2,800: 01 Hyundai Sonata $2,600; 99 Ford Range~ 4~4 $3.200; 99 Dodge Caravan $2,995; 98 Chev. S· 10 Blazer $3,000: 97 GMC Jimmy Blazer $2,500; 95 Do<;tge ex. cab pu $2,000; 99 Kla $1 ,000; 98 GMC Safari van $1,895; 98 Chry Sebring $2,500. B & 0 Auto Sates Hwy. 160 N. 740 ( )446 · 6865 15 TRUCKS mR SALE Jr.'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'i1 I f12S Iron! end, clutch, pressure plate. throwoul bearrng. and shocks . S7.500 firm. Call 17401591·1106. 740.446.9200 Auto & Truck Repair • New Homes WI\'(~ 'iOU JU.:,T "'I Pomeroy, OH on State Rt. 124 ADVERTISE YOUR EVENT IN THE BULLETIN BOARD THEN AG'IN"·WORKED OUT OKAY FER US!! C.N'-1 rl~t:> W/1\£,11\\~c. FOR. 'IOU TO t>O! Are you in the market a new car 2003 HD VAOD. 1DOth Anniversary Edition. 5500 miles, eKce llef11 condition, silver. $12.500, {740)3677623 CAMPF.:RC\& rdi'T'P- r MOTOR UOI\IES S 1 el ·control bumper-pull 500 OBO. camper. $ ~40 256-1652. 10 HOME IMPROVEMENI'S ............. Hill's Self ~ ~ Storage ~ Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Alltypesofroofing: New or Repair Seam less Gutter Downspout • PEA,NUTS Slzecf 5'X10' 's: I · to 1O'JC,10~ ,~;'1 FREE ESTIMATES ' (740) 949·1405 ~AVE TO TELL YOU SOMETHING, CHARLES .. BUT FIRST, I WANT TO KNOW IF YOU LIKE ME ... 0 Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM 111411 mo. pd BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar· antee. Local references furnished. Established 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· 0870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing. BasMn Road 29670 ~~ WELL, SURE, I LIKE YOU, ROVANNE ,. 6UT I DON'T REALL'I' KNOW 'IOU MEAN, ~ OUR TEAM PLA'IED 'lOUR ; TEAM A COUPLE OF TIMES. ANP. OF COU~5E, I l-IlT T~OSE i TWO HOME RUNS, AND., T~AT'S W~AT • '10" colunin lnc;h Weekdays '17"' column Inch Sunday CALL OUR OFfiCE AT 992·2155 ' Tuppers Plains VFW #9053 Friday Nights Doors Open at 11 pm Bingo starts at 7 pm • 'I . September 29, 2006 to October 2, 2006 • Includes transportation, . •. lhOt<el, breakfasts & toursl,t;i§ $320/person (double) $31 0/person (triple) $300/person (quad) $450/person (single) to make reservations please contact PVH Community Relations (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1326 LIMITED SEATS! -~;;; I ~AVE TO' CONFESS, CHA~LE5,,1 COULD ~AVE STRUCK YOU OUf IF I HAD WANTED TO! i Cornerstone Construction . : ) ~ li Reslde~tiol • Commtrdal • General ConlractinK Painung • Doors • Windnws • Decks • Sil.li11g • Ruofing • Room AJditrons • Remodeling WV 038992 • Plumbing • Ele.:trkul 740-367.()544 OH 38244 • Aci.'O\tslk Ce iling 740-339·3412 • SUNSHINE CLUB ~ AAPFU)f:D (!{11) 1-lEAVHJS, AXU WAS Rf.F~RihJG 1?1JJ£ {AM)WKil '1) WI'STERNS, FRAN? \ Tree Service Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck Help Wanted O'BLENESS HlAlTH SYSTEM BUS TRIP FROM PVH Charleston, South Carolina r PATIENT RELATIONS MANAGER O'Bieness Memorial Hospital ts seeking qualified candidates for the position of Patient Relations Manager. Thi> full-time position is responsible for developing, implementing, coordinating and evaluating patient relations programs including; patient advocacy, patient visitation, complaint managemen t, grievance response, service recovery, patient satisfaction monitoring and customer feedback Qualified candidates will have excellent interpersonal, written and verbaf communication skills and presentation skills. Administrative experience in a healthcare setting or community organization as well as experience in contlict resolution ~re preferred, Proficiency in the use of · personal computers and related software is required, Associate degree is required; Bachelor's degree in health services administration or related field is preferred. We offer an excelent salary and benefit package, Applicants are asked to submit a letter of u1tcrest dnd complete resume by August 2.S to :: Human Hesnurces .SS Hospit,>l Dr. O'Biene" Memorial Hnspit,ll Athens, OH 45701 www.oblcness.org Phone: (740) 592-9227 Fax: (740) 592-'1444 EOE GARFIELD Ia Marbman Dog Food 501b Bag IT'5 FULL OF THINGr5 I'VE CLAWEP I HAVE A &RAP BOOK 0 Shade River Wood Shavings cu. ft. $3.99/Bag Why Drive Anywhere Else? 0 i 0 • Shade River AG Service. Inc 35537 St Rl Ohio 45769 7N¥ YOUNG'S MANlEY'S $ElFSTOUGE 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH IOxiOx10x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 'Middleport's only Sell-Storage" CARPENTER SERVICE Room Addltlona I Remodeling New Garag" Electrical & Plumbing Roallng & Gu.ttert VInyl Siding & Painting Pallo and Porch Decka WV036725 GRIZZWELLS IT? A f,\\ \.K CA'KToH ~~~ ;TII-\1'\Y FA\.\,.0\I'S 1'\CTU'r!E 01\ \T, . In haste 26 Yellow Hillock vehicles Tote up 27 Place to Hearth keep money residue monster 28 Chieftain's Arctic 8 Having a chat plaid dwelling - 9 Kl-1dolpoem 29 Minnesota Entluoed 10 Mesh fabric bird aboll(2wd8.) 11 Newapaper 34 Rowboat Moray execs part PFC mall 13 Shoulder 38 California 33 Easl Pass All pass • 7 35 37 Shoeslrlng 6 Wooden horse saga 7 Loch - 48 See, to Cousteau 49 Stone Age tool 50 Pouch 52 Morse code signal 53 College rna(. 54 Double curve drop . warmers motto 38 Kind of thief 19 T " " " - 42 Plaila39 Bolt holder .,..,. 40 Hibernate 20 Loa Angeles 41 Foul up · player 42 Keep out 22 Minerva, 43 Gloomy In Greece 43. Jolly Roger pan 45 Keen on 47 "Meek the no1 worry aboul1he low double1on heart It is always partner's responsibility to cover a weak suit. North uses Stayman 4·4 hearl fit You have seven top tricks: one spade, 1o 1ry 10 lind a CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos C(!lebrity Cipher CfYII~afl1! are maled trom quotations by tamoo~ ~e past al\1 ~!!Seflt EIICti ~tier rn tNt c~r S1Sn<ls lonrnolher Today'~ "TXKVJYXY WP WE!I.I., IT U5EPTOBE 992-62 , 5 Pomeruy. Ohl(> Expcrlt'll' {' '" --·-------- VY CPYA • ALX GJHRVXYA PU ALX YSCX ZSKAXW Z,l. SY ZLSA AP ALXN WP ," SJWXK PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Hall1he misery in 1he world is caused by ignorallCe. The other half is caused by kn.oWiedge. • - Bonar Thompson T~~::~~' ScttRQ{} ~-" t~S· ' lbu 'lltrthdlr,y: 17,2006 By Bemite Bede Oaol Involvements in imaginative and creative endeavors will surely enhance your earning capaci~ in the year ahead, but it will be hard work artd anention to detail that will turn those ideas into big bucks. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) - All wilt go tine in activities with frrends unless money becomes an issue, which would be like mixing milk and mud. Instead of spliHing the ta b, let everyone take care ol his or . her own expenses. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sep1. 22) .:...._ Carefully eva luate your objectives and toss ou1 thirlgs that would be a waste of time . Do something worthwhile, and don't blow away your time on meariingless activities. · LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Instead of worrying about how much you can gel others to do for ~ou, use that same ener· gy to roll up your sleeves and do things for yourself. You'll reel much better for it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Social contacts cannot be relied on to introduce you to someone who can satisfy your dating desires. Gel out where the action is <1nd mingle with new people SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ~ You could be too anenllve 10 people you think can further your cause, wilile missing out on meeting with those who truly can. 0011'1 typecast and lose out. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Problems could quickly arise if you're tar too critical of friends and try tci make th6m o'Jer in your lmbge. Better you learn from them and turn yourself into a wiser person. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)- Stand firm and abide by your Ideals Instead of allowing yourself to be pressured into abandoning your high standards by somet;me who has unscrupulous motives. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20}- There's a chance you might not have ade'Quate faith if1 your own judgment and fall victim to ·a torceful individual who could cause complications you. don't need. ARIES (March !21-April 19)- There's a chance you may have to wOrk with someone who Is a bit clumsy or careless, which could ~ rrilate you. Remain calm, and don'tlet things Upset you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - There's nothing to gain in taking an outlandish risk in hopes of recouping a previous loss. Instead of going even further In lhe hole, turn your aMention to something fun and tree. ' GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - You'll be more than willing to help others, especially those in your family, but not if anyone mal<es demands on you. You can just as easily turn a deaf ear as you can a cooperative one. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) - I t's best not to get involved in something !hat calls for diligence and staying power while believing you can use a shortcut and cut corners. Once committed, you'll need to stay the course. SOX clus: Gequals L C P 0 A 5 G Y 0 X H S J Y X Z L S A A·L X N C J Y A two spade winners. SOUP TO NUTZ V.C. YOUNG Ill 2~ YCiHS loc.:~l Camel- 4 How would you plan 1he play? Sou1h should open one no-1rump and G IMPORTS Athens H.l. Wrll8S81 an dSODS Lunch You are in your favorite contract of three leads the spade seven. Thu~ay.Aug. ~"Ll:l..!::t!:"LL'I!::'a.I.!L!:l!::"t=:l.!o1!:1....1.!!.!:3.:~- 32 AstroGraph BIG NATE Impounds, Tax Repo s1 For ~ hs1mgs 600-391-5227 exl ~ C548 ~ 27 grain no-trump. West play to cash ~is o;, HONDA'S lrom S500t'Poltce singer You can get the el<tra tricks from the clubs (assuming West doesn't have all lour). Bu1 ybu must worry abou1 1he spade suit. First. you should put up the spade king hom the board. 11100 king wins, marking Wes1 wil~ 1he ace, you will duck a club 10 Wes1, keeping East off the lead so that he cannot push a spade ttlrough your queen , Here, 1hough , EaS1 cap1ures the king wilh his ace and returns the spade 10. You must duck 1ha1 and win 1he 1hird spade. Now you need to keep West from winning a trick. Cross to dummy's heart king and call tor a cl,b. II Eas1 plays a low club, win the trick and take your second top club, hoping West has at most a double· ton. But when East contributes the club queen, play low from your hand . You have established -the extra club tricks that you need Without letting West get on l'fl\ 5011:£t:>-Tf\U~ t>IOI\\1~ to \)0 ~;;;;;;;~~;;;;!;;;;!;;;;!;;;;!;;~;;;;;i Harley Davrdson "wide glide·" 2003 Anniversary 9,800 mile,s to many extra's to list, priced to sell (740)44 1·1 187 or (304)529·5232/cell Knife" 25 Married murmur two hearts, two diamonds and two clubs. oo ~ wm, t'fl\ ::.U!<:E. r""'~ L'i\1'\.G 1-KCU~\)? Stop & Compare o Help Wanted ---- · ' , THE BORN LOSER 3 miles west of 140-992-1611 W~EEIYRS ~6ox~~ ~nom;o~~~r~ ~a:a~~ ·$200. ia'~ s~~~~ ~~~~-s3~~~:!~ ;4,2·92~~-i~~:~rmo~~~s746~~~~ ·gi7S~4o~~H~70~90~-1~9:p89~-~C~L~,A;:-:S~S~~74~1o~F)3B~I8E~-6~3D~58~S . .'F=-=o ...R•'BJC.A~IIR~IIe~G~A~, ~IN~SA"I Mollohan Furn. Clark Help Wanted -~~~!!:.~..,;,:J.~ ROGER HYSELL GHRHGE dso. 6 Apartments located in Pt. Pleasant. Asking $250,000 has monthly Rental income $2,025. Call 13041674-4608 1304)674-0069 ~~i-'"' NEA, tnr.: . l ~;;;;;;;;;;;~::::~~-~ • Garages • Complete Remodeling cutles 14 Kind olgu 56 Joins forces 15 Slick on 57 GUOP 16 Cays 58 Choir t7 Drop-members line 18 Grill, maybe 19 Mont neighbor 1 Alias 21 Crumple 2 Tricycle 23 Tnoot a sprain rider 26 Sweet 3 Flber·rlch 24 Plna- being vulgar. ..1::: L__J _ ' Z459 St. Rt. 160 • Gallipolis ~40~M::":"t•J1U...;.R.(•,•.C•'L-IN•':-1 4 ,__': iii'\'J ~==~= YEP !! GOOD LUCK MARR'I'IN' TMAT LAZ'I' GOOD-FER· NOTHIN' !! www.tim~arC1"¥ek.otJabinet:ry.com oeo 1989 GMC S1erra plu wrth 2002 Merc'ury MOuntaineer. 1991 engtne 5 speed. good Loaded with only 48.000 condition, $850. Ph miles (740)441·8212. Aonweiler puppies for sate. 2002 Ford Llgh1ing F 190 Full blooded with papers. pick up 30,000 miles. Call Uke new fiberglass top· evenrngs Mother and Father on prem· (740)256·1245 per for Toyota Tundra and weekends ises. Call 740-245·9037. w/6.5ft. bed-$500. Vrnyl Toy Poodles. $225. 2 female, 2002 Toyota Corolla 33,565 cargo box lor full size lrlJCk·$50. (740)446· miles $5,900; 2000 Neon 1 male. (740)256·1101. 0167. B9,560 miles $3,800; 1997 UAB Welsh Corgi puppies S-10 91,327 niles 52,900; 9wks old. 1sl shots & Saturns, Sunfire, Firebird, 4x4 wormed. 2 female, 1 male. Taurus .. Nissan !ruck, Buick FoR SALE $400 each. (7401256-6341 . Olds, Grand Am and others 1 . ~.t.;, · --iiiioiiiiiiiii-orl· In stock. 3 months, 3,000 mi. FRurrs & Warranty. See out Inventory 04 Chevy LS ext. cab, 314 VF.GETABUS wltt1 prices on ell vehicles. ton 4x4, diesel, excellent ~-------.,1 ' Cook Motors cond .. low miles, Ban~s six Canning tomatoes, 251t for 328 Jackson Pike gun performance tuner and $5, bring containers, Mon· 17401448·0103. four rn . exhaust. Call Sat., 7am·5pm, 65002 State (740)645 0446 d Mustang, bright Route 124, Reedsville. 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Based on 30% of Call 2 four bedroom houses tor adjusted Income rent HUD approved. 740· ~304)692·3121 available for Senior and Disabled People. 992-6909 Eq~al Housing Opportunity Used furniture stoi-e. 130 Bulaville Pike. Electric gas 2BA home· Vrnton St $375 mo + sec dep. You pay utili- BEAUTIFUL APART· ranges, bunk beds, chests, Ires Gas heal. (740)446- MENTS BUDGET dinettes, couches, used AT Grave 3644 . PRICES AT JACKSON manresses. ESTATES, 52 Westwood Monuments. ~740)446-4782 2BR. $375/mo .. $375/dep. Drive trom $349 to $448. G~llipolis, OH. Hrs 11-3 (Mplus utiti!les . Located in Walk to shop & movies. Call FI Gallipolis, 3rd Ave.(740)256· 740-446-2558. Equal Washer $95; drye"r S75; 6661 - - - - - - Housrng Opportunity. Elect. range $95; refirg 3bd HUD home! Buy for Beech Street. Middlepor1, 2 S150; Wh . washer & dryer $16,000! For Lrstlngs 800· bedroom furnished apart· set $250; glass tabl e & 391-5226 x1709 ment, utilities paid, no pets. chairs $75; chest of drawers 3.BR home· SA 554, Brdwell, deposit & previous rental S4D: coHee table $40; end table $20: sewing machine & $575/nio. sec. dep. all alec. references. (740)992·0165 cabinet $25. 17401446·3644 Brand new 2 Bedroom Skaggs Appliances 3BR house· LeGrande.Blvd. ,Apartments Washer/dryer 1216 Eastern Ave. $600 re11t S. sec. dep. You hookup, stove/relrigerator (740)446 -7396. pay utilities. Lease & rater· rncluded. ences required. (740)446· ' Also available units State SI'\JKilNG Goor;; 3644 for applicntton. Route 160. Call for details The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 · 1~11o4 ~~ WOlD UMI CU.Y l POllAN _ ; __ _ __ Ofour lltorran;t ltlllrJ of xramblecf worda tht b.. low to form four simplt wordt . LIMISE 11A~~r~~1 I I'. 1!.-~ NEF E c Is I j • . . r---------. I I"O LAYOEO -l 1-::-,..,,..;:.,..-.,...;.,.;,::..;:.19,.::,-1 One older gent to his pal, "One oflife'ssimplcst pleasures I relish mos~ is parking on someone-- • ...1.1.....1.1.....1.'---l. L -L.- L Campltto lho chucklo qvoted by filling In 1he mluing words sft9 No. 3 below. vou develop from 8 PRINT NUMIUED II LUTUS I I I I I' I I I I I ICRAMLI!TS ANSWI!RS 111 !106 -Allay- Elicit- MAIL my BILL While at the desk to pay my doctor bill I passed out Upon ·waking up my doctor announced lhat next time he vrould MAIL my BILL. Placid ~ Crumb ARLO & JANIS �Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, August 16, 2006 Is the NFL preseason too long? Not ·clarett receives typed if you're trying to make the team · ~~;~!,,~;,~r,ostcar~~":.~·:~ ASHBURN, Va. (AP) cigarettes Before Clinton Portis or someresumes his campaign to thing in shorten the NFL preseason. the locker r o o m he might want to talk to Washington Redskins again, Hke teammate James Thrash. they did Thrash owes his 10-year back in the · day. pro career to the garbage Notebook And play lime he once had as a nohoper in a pair of 1997 with no exhibition games. The mouthpiece, play with the · undrafted rookie from pads .and the helmets that Missouri Southern was No. they did back then, then 12 of.l3 receivers in train- maybe you'll need to go ing camp and had zero through all thi s training." chance of making the team NFL teams have played - until he returned kick- four preseason games offs for touchdowns in not cou nting special events back-to-back weeks. like the overseas American Eight-year veteran Benji Bowls ani:! the Hall of Olson, Tennessee 's right Fame game- si nce 1978, guard, also wants all the when two exhibitions were snaps he can ge t this · dropped and the regular August for the Titan 's season expanded frum 14 to 16. The long preseason revamped offensive line. "That's what's · great was a necessary routine for about the preseason," decades, because players Olson said. "Four practice would spend their offseagames to work out the sons working other jobs to kinks." , supplement their football Porti s fired up the debate mcome s. "There was no · limit on over the nature of the NFL preseason after the star when you came to training running back partially dis- camp in thuse days," said located his shoulder in the Buffalo general manager Redskins' Sunday night Marv Levy. who was an loss at Cincinnati. The assistant to Redskins coach debate's revived every time George Allen in the 1970s.. a key ,player is injured in an "When you worked for exhibition. Jason Sehorn George Allen, you came (knee, 1998), Trent Green June . I. George wanted to (knee, 1999). Michael Yick win every game, including (broken leg, 2003) and now the exhibitions. I remember Portis are only the most standing on the sidelines memorable of recent pre- nex t to Jack Pardee during season casualties. the sixth game one year. He ,5 Portis said he hopes to said, 'You k now I' m _,. .. return .for opening day. But years old. an d I. ve p1aye d the Minnesota Yikings lost every minute on defense in Chad Greenway for the all six ga mes."' season after the rookie Now. football is a yearlinebacker injured his left round occupation that pays· knee Monday in the team' s handsomely. Players arrive first exhibition game. for conditioning workouts "Four games is ridicu - as early as February. Ious, man," Portis said. "Trai ning camp was "How much wear and tear designed back in the day can you get? Maybe they · for players who weren't in need to let us start smoking shape. to 'get in shape," New York Giants tight end rehearsal , with starters usu- typewritten message threatJeremy Shockey said. ally playing the entire first ening ex-Ohio State football 'iNow they have the offsea- half and often part of the star Maurice Clarett was sent to a law otfice represon program 'and you're in second. shape already. and it 's kind - Game 4: An often senting him in two criminal of like it's dangerous. ... meaningless exercise. First cases. his attorney said They !Jlways try and tell cuts already have been Tuesday. , people to stay off the made, and by this time Michael Hoague, one of ground, but they also coaches generally know Clarett's attorneys, talked always tell _people to ' Up which player s will make about the message in a the pace. up the pace,' and the 53-man roster. Starters phone interview just before when you up the pace play maybe ;; quarter, and, a judge handling robbery so meone·s going· to get mo re , 0 than in any other charges against Claret! said hurt ." game, ~ re roc used on get- he likely will prohibit As far as Browns running tin g off the tleld healthy. Clarett and his attorneys back Reuben Droughns is "There's just not too from talking to the media. concerned, the NFL can tut much gO'ing on in preseaHoague did not say what down the exhibition season son," said Yick, his injury the threat received Monday and training camp. of three years ago well entailed, but said it was sent "Let's get to the season h .. , from Los Angeles. Claret!, already. I think one week be ind him. 1.t s . pretty who was arrested. last week would be acceptable," he ~~ch, bonng tor every- after he was caught with s'aid with a laugh. "Let's · 0 Y· . four loaded guns following a get back to a hell week Happemng or not, the police chase, has received again, and that would be games bnng 10 a lot of threats before, Hoague said. it." money. "We don't know quite Droughns would like to If two preseason games what to make uf it." Hoague see the leag ue reduce the · were cut, the owners, who said of the threat, which was preseason from four weeks sell the exh tbttton ttckets at typed on a sheet of paper, to two. regular-season pnces, cut out and then put on the "I don ' t think coaches or would lose a key source of postcard. "It's very cryptic." owners would like it," he income. . Clarett, who scored the said, adding that some If two exhibition games winnirig touchdown for the young players need the were cut and replaced with Buckeyes in the 2002 longer preseason to win ' a two regular-season games, national championship job. "I think the majority of players would den;tand sig- game, is jailed without bond the older cats would like to nifi cant salary increases to and met with a psychologist see it reduced." compensate for a regular Monday as part of a mental For years, coaches have season of 18 games instead health evaluation ordered by balan<.:ed the anxiety over of 16. Now, players' the Judge David Fais. possible injuries wtth the salaries are divided into 17 "He's been in very good need to prepare their teams. · weekly c he ck~ (including spirits." Hoague said. "He's Although approaches ' vary. the bye week) that are dts- basically sitting in his cell, there is ·a general league- tributed during the regular doing sit-ups and push-ups wide pattern over how to 'Season. and reading the Bible, all handle the four August day long." Perhaps Port is had better · games: During a l 0-mmute court S to the status quo. T ue sday, .get used 1 -Game I: tarters pay appearance ' · or two, a to k en "I don't really see much Cl arett, wear)ng - · a senes stan dar dreadjustment to the rigors of a change eve r happen- issue jail clothing. was pe~of contact. The rest is a · ing," said Redskins tackle mitted to enter the courtmessy but meaningful first Jon Jansen, who was · room without handcuffs, He evaluation or backups com- missed a season after rup- made a brief reply to a quespeting for roster spots. turing his Achilles' tendon tion from Fais and at the end -Ga.me 2: Starters play in an exhibition two years of the hearing , he turned and much, perhaps all. of the ago. "This is kind of where raised his hand to greet his first half, their first chance we. are, and this is the way mother and girlfriend who to experience the ebb and · it 's going to be for quite were sitting a few feet flow of a game. some time. I don't'know if behind the defense table. -Game 3: The dress it's worth arguing." His mother, Michelle comment. Fais said a gag order likely will be necess a r y because of the national media covClarett erage of C Ia r e t t s ince his arrest after the chase. The judge said he will issue his decision in the next . few days·. "This case wjll be tried in the courtroom and not in some newspaper or radio station or TV station or in some national publication," Fais said. Claret! had been set for trial Monday un charges accusing him of robbing two people of a cell phone outside a bar early on New Year's Day. The judge delayed the trial and ordered a mental evaluation over the objections of Claret! and his attorneys following his arrest Aug. 9 on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Clarett's latest trouble ·began when police noticed a vehicle driving erratically, beginning a highway chase that ended with police spiking the SUV's' tires. Ofticers said they had to use pepper spray to subdue him because he was wearing a bulletproof vest that thwarted their stun guns. Clarett's bail was revoked · · th e an d he remams tn Frankl'111 oun 1y JU! · ·1. Th e JU · dge has t'l t y .sum maned Claret! and attorneys from both sides to his court,room Tuesday afternoon after the sheriff's office notified Fais that Clarett was to be visited by a reporter. Fa is said he was troubled by recent news stories and said he didn't want Clarett's trial to be affected by media reports. Barber, Burton show top market goats, A7 Scenes from the Fair, AS • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;,o CENTS • VoL ;,h. ;\/u. 7 www.m~t!:oityst•ntim·l.t·nm TIJlJRSIJA Y, AUGUST t7, 2006 Merchants plan duck derby, holiday activities SPORTS • Reds beat Cardinals. See Page 81 BY CHARLENE HoER.ICil HOEFL tCH<ii'MYDAILYSENTIN EL.CO M POMEROY Prizes were set and a new chairman named for the annual derby at the duck Sternwheel Riverfest, Sept. 21-23, when the "Pomeroy Merchants Association met this week at Peoples Bank. Prizes for the ducks which are dumped in the river and float-downstream to a finish line will be $1,000 in Chamber of Commerce bucks for the first duck to cross the finish line; a $500 savings bond for second finisher, a $200 bund for third, a $75 bond for founh, and dozens of smaller prizes. All of the money for prizes is donated by local merchants, businesses or individuals. New chairman this year is Amanda Musser who will be assisted in arrangements by George Wright who has been involved in derby activities for several years. Ducks with numbered "adoption'' fape~s will go on sale m loca busmesses. The · cost of ducks are $5 each at local businesses. Plans were discussed about .inserting a coupon in The Daily Sentinel which can be used to purchase ducks at a slightly discounted rate when taken to a local merchant. The Merchants set a goal of I,000 ducks to be sold this year. It is the Association 's source of funding for project work. Jane Harris of Dan's on East Main Street said that she would like to sponsor a sidewalk chalk drawing contest on the Saturday of the Sternwheel Festival. Calling it "Chalk it Up" Harris said pre-registration would be required and sidewalk se,tions assig!'led and that she would provide t-shitts for the first 25 signing up to pat1icipate. Age requirements. time. judging criteria. and prizes wi II announced later. During the meeting holiday plans were also discussed. The annual parade and merchants' open house will be held on Sunday. Nov. 26. Merchants were again urged to decorate their build- c Cha~ene OBITUARIES Flower show brings in prize winning exhibits INSiDE • Baum wins 32 blue ribbons with horticulture exhibits. See Page A2 • Local Briefs. See Page A3 • Annie's Mailbox. See Page A3 · • Ohio wins kudos from federal officials for teacher plan. See Page A3 • Bryant takes top award in cookie baking contest. See Page AS • Beef cattle showmen and breeds awarded. See Page A7 • Grange judging results announced. See Page A7 Hoeftlch/photo· · This large mass arrangement of colorful .flowers in the "Sacred Heart Class" by Melan ie Stethem won best of show. Here Shirley Hamm , right, and her daughter, Elizabeth, visiting here frQm Kansas City, Mo., admire the arrangement. Page A5 • Maycle Searls, 79 L CE ings. Musser reported that plans are moving forward to install electric receptacles On the period light posts downtown to facilitate the addition of lighted decorations. Susan Clark-Dingess also noted that plans are moving for ww·d for the holiday tour ol churches in the community. During the meeting Musser was elected treasurer of the Associarion to replace Peggy Barton who is moving from the area. Barton was presented a gift by the Association . BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFUCH@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - Selecting the best from the rest is no easy chore when it comes to judging flower arrangements where creativity in design, skill in arranging, combinations of colors, and quality of the flowers have to be considered in making decisions. · But as usual judges called in to tackle the task are capable having been accredited by the Ohio . Association of Garden Clubs - but not without completing a study series. Traditionally there are two t1ower shows at the Meigs County Fair and thi s Dave Hams/photo One of the biggest grandstand crowds turned out Wednesday at the Meigs County Fair to hear up and coming country m~slc artists Little Big Town . The group has had several hit songs and videos off their latest album "The Road to Here" and they didn't disapont the large crowd ·at the fair. ' year is no exception . Interest is always high and this year in the two shows there were 104! entries. Theme for the first show staged Monday was "Famous Meigs County Landmarks" while the theme of the second show to be held Thursday is ·'Famous People with Ties to Meigs County." The shows are staged in the Thompson-Roush building and t1ower arrangements and specimens are on display all week long. In the first show which was staged Monday, the best or shuw award in anistic d~sign went to Melanie Please see Flowers, AS WEATHER Brian j, Reed/photo Jed Anderson showed the grand champion market steer and took grand champion showmanship honors at Tuesday evening's Junior Fair Beef Show. Fair Queen Kelsey Holter is also pictured. Otitalla on Page A3 INDEX 2 SllCilONS- 16 PAGES Annie's Mailbox COJlliCS ,, Editorials Obituaries As Places to go A6 B Section Weather J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Classifieds .Sports Anderson wins grand champion steer, showmanship honors BY BRIAN . ·Calendars , A3 © zoo6 Ohio Valle~ · Publishing Co. Beth Sargent/photo David Tucker (right) and Benjamin Till is (left) were named grand and reserve champion showmen. respect ively. at this week's Junior Fair Poultry Show. Kelsey Holter (center). Meigs County Jun ior Fair Queen is also pictured . ROCKSPRINGS - Jed Anderson's 1,300-pourid market steer was judged grand champion at Tuesday evening's Jun.ior Fair Beef Show, and Anderson was named grand cliampion show man. Jacob Parker showed the re serve champion market steer, weighing 1.155 pounds and Zach . Moore was named reserve champion showman. Jeff Fisher of Waverly was the event judge. Placing first and second place, by class, were: Class 1 (1,080-1,17-0 lbs.): Ben Ayres, Alan Watson; Class 11 (l, 200- I.220): Parker, Tylor Fryar; Class Ill (I ,300-1, 131 5): Anderson, Logl\n Grate. . Fi sher also judged entries in the following: Commercial Feeder Tucker, Tillis, Weddle, Morgan take home top awards at poultry show Steer Show: Amanda Gilkey, gra-nd champion, Dylan Milam , reserve BY BETH SERGENT Additional results for the in champion. Results BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM showmanship category descending order and by were as follow s: SENIOR. class were: Class I (405ROCKSPRINGS 455): Alyssa Newland, Ben David Tucker and Benjamin David Tucker, tirst pwce. Ja rvis. second; Buckley, Jessica Holliday. Tillis were named grand anu Corey JUNIOR , Ky_le Hoover. first Samuel Evan~. Mallory reserve champion showmen, Nicodemus, Courtney respectively. at this week's place. Meli>Sa SnO\•den. Bauerbach , Hannah Junior Fair Poultry Show. second. also showing, Helgese n; Class 2 .(470- while Joyce Weddle and Lindsey Houser. Carrie 525): Gilkey, Milam. Phelps. Hollie. Richard; Morgan Tucker showed the Jordan Parker. Craig Jones. grand anu reserve c·hampiun INTERM ED IATE. 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