http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/38240de9aca10b0169c2d32729fd1de9.pdf f3a49e3092b8a28bdc4171031d65be1c PDF Text Text • Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, Apriltt, ~vww.mydailysentinel.<;om • .. 2005 R9dwomen sweep Pikeville College BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIALTo THE SENTINeL a hall hit oil tl1c kg of Riu second sac·kcr Talya Gilbpie . Gillespie quirk )) reC<l\WCU ami tired a <tgkc to Dcuwiller RIO GRANDE Th e to ~et 1\lcKcrvie to end the University . of Rio Grande ·llllllll ' g. Rcdwomen softball team .COil In the fifth inning. Rike1i ll c tinued its ht>t ..;rreak with a pair mis~eLI anothe r kcv ~<.:ori n~ of victories m'er Pikn ill e chanc·e · ~ ' \\ hen Md inda Ratliff Colle~e on Sunday aftcrnu<>n tried to ,core from .ih ird on a at Stai1ley Evans Field. shallow pop tlv to shortstop. Rio Grande won game· one Rio's Kristen Che,·a)ie r 6-1 · and tattooerJ the lady pegged out · Railrll .and the Bears in the sec< 1nd game. 16- threat wclll by the wa) side· for 2. Rio has won edll of its last the Lady Bears. nine games w.ith :the dou ~.lePike ville 's Kalaiah Evans header sweep. w~1..; forced out on hlJolllC on · a Rio Grande (14-I UI re~ei\ eu !Ieider\ ch 1>ice <! ff the hiri of outstanding pi tl'l1ing ellort '<. Heather Swilley ill the sixth from both Andrea Lotyu a.nd inning . They final ly.scorcd on Miranda Laws. · Lotytl (7--l i a passed ball in the sixth. Combine ·the h.rse runnrng scattered six hits and allowed one unearned 'run in the o-.1 mistakes wrth a couple of . game one tnumph. She struck errors in the fie ld and the game out three and walked three rn ., was much closer' than the linal seven innings. :.;core. L ~tw s reached on a The Redwomen otl'ense pro- throwinu erTOr bv the catcher .duced · nine hits with sopho-· (Whitney Broyles) on a sucri-. more catc her Michele tice bunt and later scored in Dettwiller leading the way the thi.rd inning. Chevalier with a. perfect, ~ - for- 3 day at scored on a throw ing enur by the plate with a run sc·ored . McKe nzie after she snared a She was also invoiled in three line drive off Jenny Olding's key plays at the uish on bat. defense. . · Freshmilll left fielder .Jenny Pikevi lle College ( 18-!2 ) Phil li ps got the scorin g under-· had three run ners throw n out way lor Rio Grande by drawthe plate, two occuned as a in g a bases Joadeu walk in the result of bad base ~ running . seCond inning .. Chevalier. Hilary McKenzie was shot j unior third baseman Brandi down in the fo unh innino, try-· J(lnes and freshman center ing to score from secon,f after tielder Jessica Ross also ta ll ied 1Paint donated, A3. Rl:ll hits in the game. Jeanie Hamblin ' (-l-6) took the lo" fur Pikeville. In !!arne t\\(J . Pikeville CDIIege JUrppcd out to a 2-0 k•ad and 11(\'Cr saw the advant a~c acain as Rio cranked up th'e hiuing ~hn~s against Pi~evillc· hurler Anna Bevin,. Jones led the way ti>r the R~lhvomen . goin g ·Students somber, silent on campus after three deaths in'house fire, A6 at 3-fur-4 wi th 'ix RBI . Sh~ crushed a grand slam home run in the thinJ inning th<Jt put the game · Middle'p ort ·· Pomeroy, Ohio ou~ of n· ach . OIIJin~ went 2- . for-~· with two RBI arid fol lowed Jones\ hlast with a solo, )II CJ:'iTS • \'ul. •-~' -,' · 'in . If>'._. .l.l ' I'~ SI)\\. \I'Ril • • .- • deal. After taking a I-0 lead on an llllearned . run in the firs t innin g, the Blue Knights watched Rio Grande score four run s in the, firs t two innings to fall behind 4- 1. The Red men scored two runs quickly on a two-run first inning home run off the bat of senior center field er Scott Pet~nnar\ . Sophomore designated hitter Mrke .Warren followed with a double and later scored on a sacrifice 'fly from Ch~valier laced a· hase .srle<Jrinl!. three-run do(rble in an eight-r\in second inning . Ross was 3-for' 3 wilh two runs scored. a stolen base and a run batted in . Senior lirst baseman Amy Conn delivered a tworun single in the houom of the fourth Inning to dose out the offensive onslaught. Laws (6-4) fanned two and walked one while giving up only three hits and two runs in five innings. Laws now has a persona l five -game. ·winning streak. Rio Grande . wi ll trttv~l to Columbers to tangle with Ohio . Domin ican ori Wednesday for a key American Mideast ·c onferen ce South Division Kathy Musser/photo double dip. Game one is set to · Rio Grande catcher Michele Dettwiller applies the tag to a Pikeville base runner at home du r· be~in at 3 p.m. at Panther ing the Redwomen·s sweep Sunday. · Vatley: . senior right fielder Charlie Kabealn. Peterman. who had . four RBI\ in the game , added a sa• tly ir.1 the second to up the count to 4- I. · Urban a fo ught .back with four runs in the third inning to re-take the lead at 5-4. The Rcdmen quickly tied the game in the bottom of the thi rd when Warren clubbed a mammoth solo home run to left tield . Peterman drove in hi s fourth ahead by the score of 2-0 after .and tina) run in the fourth · three innings of play. Golom inning on a ground out, scor- was responsrble lor the second ing Matt Martin from thi rd run by hitting hi s third home base. The Redmen added -an run of the season . . insurance run in the sixth. Urbana came hack with a Senior so.uthpaw Soloman run in the fou t1h on a solo shot Alam went four innings to get from John Milliron and ·tied the win. Alam ·(3-2) gave up the game in the fifth on an six hits and li ve runs (four RBI.single from Nate Boyd. earned) while posting three Rio grahhed a 3-2 lead in strikeouts and three walks. the bottom of the fifth, when Josh Forsmark (I -4) took Peterman doubled home the loss for Urbana. pinch-runner Jos h Brown. In game two, Ri o forged Urbana would once again tie RZT42MOWER $2 '499* . • · • • the game in the sixth on sin_gle fron~ Stunteback, sconng . Mrlltron. . The Redmen added the Jinal two runs m the bottom t>f the sixth to win the game. Junior rig hth ander Dustin Gibbs went the distance to get the win for the Redmen. Gibbs (5 -2) scattered seven hits and aiL three runs allowed were earned . He struck out seven and walked only one. Chris Anderson (0-8) took the loss for the Blue Kni ghts.; d .tl~ 1 "'-\.'ntiiH:I~··rt SPORTS Comnrlssioners begin ca1npaign to save CDBG • Eastern extends win streak to six. See Page 81 B.v BRIAN J. REED ' · programs which p(ovitle fundBREED@MYDA JLYSENTtNEL.COM mg lor local rnlrastructure. The CDBG formula proPOMEROY Meigs ~ram and other CDBG gr"llls Count y Commi ssioners plari to fa ce ,elr~n llmlton 1 ~1 Prcsrdent write letters to leg islators and Bush s _006 budget proposal. actively ~ampaign with cJfti- Mlc ~\.· D"''c-npor·t ' Jt o. 1· " ~ . .· pr·e·"· ., Jucr cials from other coun ties for the board ot county comm 1 ~the continuation of the sioners.. said last week the Communit y Development CDBG tonnula allucatron they Block Grant program and other recerve each year ts one ol the 17 HP' Brisgs & Stranon• lmek" engine 42" semi· floating deck bro·turn mower Z-F()RCE• 50 MOWER SJ '999* . •· 23 HP' Kohler• Command• V-Twin OHV engine • 50" tripte·blade deck with rugsed, reinforced deck lift Zero interest and zero payments for 12 months ... 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Kneeling ·near a row of new lawnmowers , Raymond Roach from Dettwi ller Lumber recommends a few basics tips for getting yo ur old lawnmower through another season such as sharpening the blade, chang· ing the. ojl , spark plug, air filter and gas. soon •. Jannarelli. said. and village crews will begin painting cur bs, crosswalk s anJ MIDDLEPORT - Now parking spaces throughout that warm weather has . the village ana ·markings at arriyed, vi llage crews and fhe intersec tion of South others have beg un several Third Avenue and General improv~ment projects in Hartinger Parkway and the Middleport. Mayor Sandy railroad cros sing at Hobson lannarelli di scussed · status of next week. those projects at Monday . Potholes will be repaired evening's regular meeiing of beginning next wee k, now Middleport Village Cou nciL that hot mix material is avai lStriping of North Second able, lannarelli said. Village Avenue from the corporation · limit to the "T." will begin Please see Street. AS • 19 HP' Kohler• Courage• • 'lT HP' Kohler• Command" V·Twin OHV engine . • 54. triple·blade deck Beth Sergentjphoto BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM .WEATHER Zero interest and zero payments for 12 months ~ · MO.DEL SLT 1554 B Section A6 ® :1005 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. BY BETH .SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENHNEL.COM Week ." Residents should call the village !Q armnge a pickup . ~ Donald Vaughan from POMEROY In ;m V41 ughan's Insurance Agency attempt td perform some made a presentation to counspring cleaning in and aro und cil about the renewal of the Pomeroy. Pomeroy Village viltage ·s employees health Counci l decided Monday to care policy. dec lare Apr.il 2S-29 · as , "Don ' t shoot the messen''Cleanup Week." · Mayor John Musser i;aid the ger, please." Vaughan said village will not take tires, mat- whi le pas"Sing out the quotes tresses, Jumhe(, appliances or his company had accumu latbatteries. All other trash items ed from various health i nsurshould he bagged and pla~ed. ance companies . Vaughan informed council by the curb for free pickup hy the · village during "Cleanup Please see Pomeroy. AS • RELAY • Bv BETH SERGENT gri nder or ha v_e a· profes· BSERGENT@>MY DAII YSFNTINEL.COM sion,\) do it••u local hardware stores like Dettwillefs .' POMEROY- The smell When removi,ig the blade or of fresh ly cut grass i's in the cleaning arouml the blade air but not every lawn mower always disconnect your will S[art up after a long win- spark plug . . ter. To ensu re that yo ur ~ C han~ e til e oi l. Although lawnmower makes it oil has a" she lf-lrfe of three through th e mow ing season years. fre sh oi f means th ei r are a few tips that you engin e components c:an be ca n follow. properl y lu bricated and · Raymond Roa ch from reduc e friction. _ Dettwiller Lumber . .in • Use fres h gaso lin e. Gas Pom~roy recommends the has a shelf life of aro und 90 fol lo wing: days and can go bad and • Check the air filter to turn to gel. dogging a car· either' dean or rep lace it. A . buretor. · clogged air fi lter result s in • Make sure all safe ty feahi gher fuel con sumption tu res are wo rkin g. · and a rough runnin g engine. • Lubr\cat·e . all mov ing II' you r mower requires a part s. Spray cabl es, wheels foam filte r be sure to satu- and li nkages with WD·40 as rate th e filter with fresh opposed · to oil because oi l engine oil and squeeze ou t att racts dirt and eventuall y the excess oi I before will clog the me·a. i1ista lli ng . Following all these tips .• Change you r spark plug before beginning your mow.eve ry spring for reliable ing seas,nn should get yo ur s·iartlng and improved fLiel old mower, and. your wallet. econo n1v. th rough anot her year. • Sltai·pcn your blades. A Dettwiller Lumbe r not dull blad e can harm th e . only sells but repairs law n: grass and promote di sease. mowers (both push and rid· J-lave Ihe blades sharpened ing) as well as weedeaters once a year by usin g a. and .chain saws. POMERO:Y - As winter ·wore down. the jobless rate elsew here in the area ·continued to cliinb, figures from the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services i~dicate . Febru ary jobless rates for the· state became available ·this . month, .showing that unemployment in Meigs ·County re mained unchanged at I 2.5 percent. Gallia County, however, rose six -tenths of a percent over January to 10.7 percent. Meigs and Gallia . were among more than a dozen Ohio counties with jobless rates ·at lO percent or more · for the month. Athen s County's jobless rate rose one-tenth of a perce nt over January to 7.5 perce nt in Februa,y. while Jac kson Co unty rose twotenths to 9.9.in February. County Lawrence 'increased six- tenths to 7.6 Please see Jobless, AS God's NET loaning out prom.dresses BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM PO.MEROY Prom dresses, similar to wedding dresses, are expensive and usually worn once making them less than practical. Still, people lind a way to go to prom and. get married every day; including girl s in Meigs County who can now borrow · donated prom dre sses through God' s NET. Last weekend I 14 donated prom dresses · were delivered to God's NET from churches in Mt. Cory and Pleasant View. Sharlene Marshall from United Methodist Churches in the Mt. Cory and Pleasant . Submitted photo View area had • rec~ntly John Marshall (left) and his wife Kristi from Mt. Cory. drove four hours to deliver 114 donated prom dresses to God 's NET where dropped off donations to Southern High School Junior Becky Rader (right) hel~d sort <Jod's r«ET where she -met God's NET them for "Prom Dress Day.' The dresses are loaned out free of with charge .to girls in Me igs County who want to go to the ir prom . · Pleaq see Dresses, A5 Unclaimed. funds list included in today's newspaper . ' STAFF REPORT POMEROY - Local residents can check today's edition of The Daily Sentinel to find out if they are entitled to a portion of more than $.!7.000 in unclaimed Mei g' !=ounty ' fund s'turned over to the Ohio Division .of Unclaimed Funds in the past year. · Doug White, director of the Ohio . Department . of Commerce. urged residents to participate in a ''treasure 'hunt'' for unclaimed funds. moJJey or the rig hts to money that have been dormant or forgotten. Some com mon examples include dormant checking and savings a~count s. forgotten rent and Please s~ Funds. A5 Meigs ·County Relay • May 131.ancl .14 - at the Meigs County Fairgrounds • . · To register your feam,,please call Shawn Arnoff or Joann Crisp at (740) 992-2136. T~ register your feam, pl~se call Tanya Cremeens at (740) 256-.6393 or Shelli Barneffe at (304} 675-3659. Join us in this community fight ag9inst cancer! - "' BY KEVIN KEU.v KKELLY@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM . GallIa County Relay · .June 3 and ·4 - at the Gallipolis City Park THE SCIENCE OF COMMON SENSE. CU.3495-21-578J3-2 category hy 35 percent , arid to ·eliminate 18 proarams now fundinu local no"vernments. The proposal w~uld create a new proo ram it] the U.S . . D . e . 1. C epMtment f 111 d· 1 . . $2o b' IJ ·omm~rce. d 1. 1?11 re uc~ e ~ <tl d tr on t o $3. 71 brllton . Any lund mg. recetved hy local Please see CDBG, AS Mark your calendars for this year's Relay for li{e. New teams are encouraged to participate!! FOR LIFE "•• On puftlfh~s made 021~11Z005 untrl IJ!i/31'1110~ on a Gf credrt Ca\d account Olttu 11 $UbJfiCI to crf(Jrt ap~;~roval by GE Cap<tlll Consumtr Card Co ·,_pplles to purchasn ol·$799 or mur11 mtdll unttl Mily 31 , 200!! oo your Pow1r li:rtdrt C 1 r~. No hnance ch a r ~e vvrll tJe unssed and no m·mm~,~m mornhly ~tYments ~~I be rtQull~d on vcur promouonal purch8u balanta. •I vou pay the prarnU"tmnal pur~hnt billilnn '"lull by th 11 ~nd Ql the prumoiJOnl l ptiuod. II vou dQ rot finance ~h arg~~ .,..,1· ba~ assesn~ 01 r~e ~mmol!~nal purcl" ase' b11lanc~ !rom me dare ol purc hen and mm1'mum mom~ly oa~meniS w11• be ra~uirad an the rema rnm~ promot1onel purchase blllance Standerd ac-coum tarflls atov 10 1on promot•r,nAI t •'·:h~·~~ a n~ i·IJ~· II"' or· 1ror.nr ~n·J ~"1 I''UI. pr)mOTion.ll .. r~IIA~P.' Annal PotceriBO~ Aa·~ tor ourcl"lases is 1899% 11899'1to m1n1muml as at ,l/1105. ana ma~ vary al'w tl'lar dare. Minunum F1hance Char~e IS Sl \PA o' ~~ 75 , ,; J~:; y ,• , ". '•1• :r, r, 1\' ,%r mtr.•i~tJm C8'1!menl bV { OUr d~ ·a·aT~ rei rov!l· consiicullv&inomhs Frnan c•n"g promoi!On tor r&siC&MIIal cu ltorTrars" on1•1 . Brownfield prog~am. · H U D Rural Economi c De ve lopment program: and Health ' Services · Comm un ity . Servi ces Block Grants. · . Through a new program he . ca 11s ". Strengt hemng \'\m eri ca\ Commu nities.'' Hush plans to reduce overall funding in the · Commun ity and Regional Development 2005 .Relay for Life Team Reeruitment ·~ • Product Pr ce- Actual f!lt arl prrc11s ;~rt nt by duttir iilld may Vi!fV Tines frerqht , Je!llll a!Ill hal!dlln!l charQes may be iddrno.nal mnd miY ~ a rv M odels sutltl!tt ro trmrt11d a~arlabrl!fy t~w 111!;_ans i·c tnain ing l(>r pro' ,·rdrng nceucd lunds to local governmen ts irrthc county. . The pre~r d e nt' s ·proposal. dc ,~ rg ned to t rn:rnce the C\Juntry s war dtons 111 Iraq and . t tax re 1.rc,. pac k·permanen ages. woul i..l.c lim i nat~ ClJBG . the Eco nomic De ve lopment Admini strat ion. Hou sin g and Urban Development ·Getting your lawn mower February .through another year jobless rate unchanged • Middleport Literary Club reViews Bohjalian novel. $ee Page A3 ' • Business students offer consulting services. See Page A3 • Scholarship lund benefit set. See Page AS • Offers tole painting class. See Page AS • Deaf awareness and he~lth fair. See Page AS Zero Interest and zero payments lor 12. months~"' t as rated by angme manufactu rer \\"\\.""\\,rn~ shut. Redmen sweep two games from Urban.a Saturday RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande Redmen baseball team got the best of visiting Url)ana m the first two games of the four-j;p.me Amencan Mideast Conf~ren•e South Division weekend series on Saturday. Rio won the tirst ga me. 7-5 and captured ga me two. 5-3. Ri o Grande (20-9, 7- I AMCS) had ·to come from behind twice in the opening ·game of the day. Urbana (629, 0-10 AMCS) had leads 1-0 . and 5-4 but could not close the I'' ' >()()-·.1 ·----------------~ • .' �... ThE! Daily Sentinel '· ., WORLD NAT ' ON American abducted' in Baghdad area; car bombs target U.S. forces BY TRACI CARL ~SSOC I ATED PREss WRITER BAGHDAD. Iraq - A U.S. ~ontractor was (..illnapped Mond.r) rn the Baghdad ared. the lale-;l in a string of abductions I hal ha'e forced many foreigners to v.nrk here under armed guard. A pickup truck aJso exploded near a US. convoy as il pmrolled ,, crowded market in the troubled city of Samarra. kill in~ dt least three people and ir1junng more than 20 others. Three suicide bombers also hil a Marine outpost 111 wes!er n Iraq, woqnding .three Marines and three civilians in an attack claimed . by Iraq 's moq feared .terror groups. A U.S. Embassy spokesman said the American contrdctor. who was work,111g on a reconstruction project. had been abducted around noon. He refused to release an identity or other details. but said -the contraclor's famil y had been rnformed. In SatmUTa. a troubled city 60 miles north of Baghdad. a pickup truck hlew Ltp near a U.S. patrol. killing three civiltans and wounding more than 20 others. Including hmr U.S. soldiers. otlrcials sard. One soldier was evacuated for medical treatment. and the others were treated and returned to dutv. the U.S. military said. . ' Loudspeukcr> urged resi dents to donate hlood as the wounded poured into the hosprtal. Must of the injured were women and chrldren. hospital offic ial Abdul Nasir Hamid sard. The incident was in th e Sunnt Triangle. a stronghold of the insu_rgency. · Early Monday. suicide bombers tned to crash two cars and u fire truck- into Camp Gannon in the western desert. bu t "th e drive rs of the vehicles were stopped short of the camp by forces manning the checkpomts." a U.S. military statement said. The vehicles ex ploded . wounding three Marines and ' three civilians and causing slight damage to the concrete barriers .Lnd i.l nearby mo~que. U.S. official\ :-;aid.· ilhurgents also fucd ,Jt the c:tmp. ,\ihith is in the wwn <>f Qaim near the Synan t>order. and a U.S attack helicopter dcstroyed ,L car carrying a gunmttn. officia ls said. It was unclcar how m.rny irmtrgenh and . . ua:ide bo mbers were kr!b!'in the 'r,sault. · The attacks came. nrne days after dozens of hc,L\' iiY armed -insurgents tned ur1Slic"cessfully to break nno Abu Ghraib prison outside Baghdad. That bailie wounded more than 40 U.S soldrers and a dozen prisoners at a fac ility synonymous with the U.S. military';; prison apuse scandal. · - Al-Qaida 111 Iraq, which previously said I 0 of its' fighters were killed attackmg Abu Ghraib, also claimed to have carried out Monday's surcrdc bombing 111 Qaim In Baghdad. about 500 members of Iraq 's police and. army swept through buildings in the central Rashid neighborhood along with wme 200 American soldrers. Lt. Col. Clifford Kent of the U.S . Army's 3rd In fan try Divrsion . sard. He said 65 suspected mrlitants were detained One Iraqi so ldier was wounded . .but no A:merican · casualties were reponed m the largest joint U.S.-!raqi oper~ ­ tion in l ra~'s capi tal "nee the Jrd Infantry Division fr:om Fort Stewart. Ga.. assumed responsibility fo r the ctty on Feb. 27, Kent said. One suspec ted insu rgent PageA.2 Tuesday, April12, 2005 four months in captivity. to-discuss nrles and regulations ' Iraqi army soldiers captured goveniing their sessions, but Amcr Hussein Sheikhan in lillie headway was made on tile MahmmKhya area on fonmng a new govemment. Bv JUAN-CARLOS c\prrl .J. tl1c oilier a! sard on · Shille Arab Ibrahim ai-Jaafari · RODRIGUEZ conditifln of anonymity. No was named last week to the ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER other details were available. · country's interim pnrne minisRomani:Ln Prcsrdcnt Traian ter post. but he rs str l[ assemWASHIC>JGTON - The . Basescu's ol'lic·e also sard three bling his Cabinet. maker of the popul.rr Romani trn journalists kidC Hl:rssein ai-Sadr. a lawmak- Bownex exerci'e machines· napped along wllh their guide er from the ~oal ition of out- ·has agreed to pay a $950.000 nearl y two·\veeks ago in lr.tq going Prime Minister Ayud penalty for not immedr.rtely were believed to be alive and Allawi. said his group would reportrng safet•y defects that authorities were. oprrmistic pMticipate in the government led to dozens of mjunes, govthey would return home. but was demanding four min- ernment regulators say. Spokeswoman Adriana Satioiu isterial pnsts , including one Vancouver, Wash.-based offered no or her mformation. of the main ministries " If our Nautilus Inc. recalled about At the s.tme time. a group demands are not met, then we 800,000 Bowfiex Power Pro claiming tu have kidnapped a will lead the opposrtion in the ,:;ystems and Bow flex Ulti rmJ!e Pakistani official in Iraq has · parliament," he said. Fitness Machines last year demanded money for hrs Ali al -Dabagh. a lawmaker after receiving report s of release. a senior Pakistani from the Shiite clergy-led tnjuries over a number of government otTicral said, Un ited Iraq Alliance, satd he years. Under fedemllaw. man"ithout giv ing an amount. thoLrght the demands were ufacturers, tmpor1ers, drstribuMalik Muhammed Ja ved. a too high. ' tors and retailers must immedeputy cou nse lor at the In Baqouba, 35 miles diately report informatiun Pakistani niission rn Baghdad. northeast of Baghdad, about potentially ha z~rdous · went' missing late Saturd.1y demonstrators chanted anti- products to the Consumer after leaving home for prayers American slogans in a third Product SafS!ty Com mission. at a nearby mosque. day of protests demanding "Companies need to underPakistan is a key U.S. ally that U.S. forces go home. stand that the quicker they in the war aeamst terrorism Tens of thousa nds gathered report product safety prob'but has reftcsed to deploy Satqrday in Baghdad, and a lems to CPSC, the quicker we . pea~ekeepers ctnd urges its demonstration was held . can take action together and citizens to avord com mg here. Sunday in Duluryah, 45 mrle s protect co nsumers from Iraqi legislators met Monday north of the capital. injuries," CPSC Chairman GAO: Nuclear plants need to keep better track of radioactive material BY DAVID GRAM ASSOGIATED PRESS WRITER Bay Power Plant 111 Cali fornt a last year. None of that fuel has been found. MONTPELIER, Vt. "NRC ·rnspectors often Hrghly radioactive matenal could not contirm that conco uld fall i.nto the hands of tainers that were designated terrorists because the natton ·s as containing loose fuel rods nuclear plants are not keep- in fact contained the fuel mg close enough track of rods .... Thus, spent fuel may spent fuel, the Government be mi ~s ing or unaccounted Accountability Offi:;e said for at still other plants," said . Monday. the GAO, which .is the inves- · The attacks of Sept. t I ,. tigative arm of Congress. 20D I. raised concerns that The report recommended radioactive materials "could that the NRC establish new be diverted or stolen and used control and accounting rules maliciously," said the report. for nuclear plams· handling wHich -also questioned the of loose spent fuel pieces and level of plant oversight by the an in spection program ro federal Nuclear Regulatory make sure the rules are being . Commrssion. · followed. · NRC spokesman David The NRC's Mcintyre said Mcintyre called the risk of the the commiss ion beefed up spent fuel ending up in terror- such control s and io1spections ists' hands ··extremely low." . beginning in . November The report was requested by ,2003. He said those efforts Verrnom's two U.S. senators led to the discovery of pieces and others following news a unaccounted for at Vermont year ago that two pieces of Yankee and HLrmboldt Bay. spent nuclear fuel had been He said the agency is folreported mrssing at the lowing up at other plants and Vermont Yankee nuclear plant. waiting to learn the scope of The pieces were later found in any other problems before the plant's spent fuel storage deciding on new rules or pool. but not where records inspection regimens. had indicated they were . The risk of the sperit fuel Spent nuclear f!lel al~o was ending up in terrorists: hands reported missing from the is negligible, he said; because Millstone Nuclear Power it would be very dtfficult to Station in Connectrcut in get the material past the radi2000 and from the Humboldt · ation alarms at.nu,clear plants. Clubs and organizations Hal Stratton said in a statement 1s~ued 111 conJunction with the penalty, which was being announced Tuesday. The Power Pro and Ultimate ma~hines that c;rme with a "Lat Tnwcr'' had backboard 'benches and seal pins .that broke tll1d collapsed. ihJLiring some customers. Another ver~ sion ol th~ Powe t Pro wa.\ m~muf~Kture d wllhou t a ''Lat Tm~er. " · and the incline sup_ -· pon hrackets on these models also occ:tsinnallv failed ' and resulted in injunes. Accurdin2 to CPSC. Nautilus did 1101 report -85 L11JUfleS betwt'ell !995 and 2004. Users suffered chipped teeth. cuts and back. disc and neck injuries Nor did the company repon desrgn changes on the machines that were supposed to tix the problems. the agency said. "No one likes to P<\Y penalties. but the process has caused us to double ch~ck our quality standards as well as improve our reporting process:' sa id '~ Ron Arp. a Nautilus spokesman. "We ' re just glad to put it behind us." Tuesday, April12 MIDDLEPORT - Speci.1! ,rpeeung of Middleport Lodue 36:1, F&AM. 7:311 p 111. -~tl temple to practice .lor inspection in fel luwcraft Llegrcc. · Wednesday, April . 13 POMEROY - Mrddlepbrt Lit erary Club. 2 p.m .. Pomeroy ' Library. Nadine Goehcl to revi ew 'The Birth ot Venus" by Sarah Donant. Thursday. April 14 POMEROY - c\lp!Hr Iota .Center. Public invi ted.' 7390 for information. Ma,ters. 6:30p.m .rt St Paul Lutheran Church. CHESTER - Shade Rrv er Lodge · -153. monthly · stated Tuesday. April 12 Thesday, April 12 meeting, 7:30 p.m. Al l POMEROY Revival. 7 CHESTER Chester Master Masons tnvit ed. p.m.. Ca lvaly Prlgrim Township Board of Trustees. Refre shments followin~. Chapel. Ohio 143. through 7- p.m .. town hall. Regular. TUPPERS PLAINS VPW Pris\ 9053. ?·p.m .. with Sunddy. PatrrckMayle, evan- mon.thl y meeting canceled '.,ilasl week . meal at 6.30 . 1\ominatron ol geltst. Spcciul singing·. Saturday, April 16 Wednesday, April 13 officers. , BIDWELL -· Gospel sing Frida)', April 15 POMEROY -· Meigs POMEROY Meigs with "New Horizon" and Count y Board of Health County Cancer Initiative · "Chri stidn Echoes:· 7 p_. n) .. meets at 5 p.m., conference meet s at I :30 p.m . conler- Poplar Ridge Freewill Baptist · room at health department. ence room at Meig~ Senior Church. otT Ohio 554. 593- 11 2 E. Memorial Drive. Church events Public meetings '• Middleport Literacy Club reviews Bohjalian novel . ' . POMEROY - Sara Owen ·turmoil that [o.Urrouncb the Laura discovers hi s written fr·om the pornt of reviewed "The Buffalo deaths of !herr grrh eases a hctray:Li and th eir marnage view of one of the characters. . I Soldier" by Chrrs Bohjalran bit. Terry and Laura take in a nearly disintegcates . In this way the reader can see at the recent meetrng of the foster ch il d. Hi s name 'is Meanwhile Alfred meets the how each character develops Midulcpon Literary Club. Alfred and he is a I0-year-uld neighbors across the road ; as the events of the story held ,\1 the Pomeroy Lrbrary. African-American bov. ,, Paul and Emily Herbert. un fo ld . The climax of the Nadrne Goebel "as hostess. quiet veteran or many l~oster Paul Herbert. a retired novel occ urs in a nood that The novel was frrst pub- homes Here in the little town teacher. · befriends Alfred, · mirrors the one ii1 the openlr shed rn 200 I, and tells the of Corn ish th ere "n't another and gives him a book about ing chapter. Again mmeone story or Laura and Terrv black chi ld anywhere. the h~ITalo soldrers, black is swept into the raging water Sheldo n. w.ho live rn the Alfred's relatron<hip wi th cavalry riders in the U.S. and this disaster brings the small toWn of Co1nish. Vt. Terry and l.aur:t ts strmned Army in the 1800s. Paul story to its conclusron. He is a state trooper there. sinl'e he is uneal-iy and cau- eve n teaches .Alfred to ride After the review, members The openi ng of the novel trous and they continue to be his horse . This friendship a~swered roll · ca.ll by recalldescribes a nash l'lood on the haunted by the death of thei r with P<\ul warms Alfred and ing an animal or pet that had Gale Ri·ver near Corn ish and daug hter' Eventua ll y. Terry ' he begins to break out of hi s made a difference in their , tragicu ll y. the 9-y'e ar-old just remo ves hunself . from uneasy rsolation. The buffalo lives. Thl'! next meeting· will _ twin daughters of the involvement with Alfred and su ldr crs hecome his heroes also be at the Pomeroy : Shelduns are swept tr• th~ir on a hunting trip be c6mc .., and sometime s when he is Ltbrary with Ann Rupe as · deaths Ln that tlood. ' · involved wi th another riding Paul's horse he imag- hostess. Nadine Goebel wrll After two years, when the wom,m who becomes preg- ine< he is one of them . review 'The Birth of Venus'' desperate grief and emotional nant with his ch ild Each ch_apter in the book is by Sarah Donant. ' ''' ••• also was being treated for wounds, the military said. In a smal l vil:tory against u spate qf kidnappings targeti n ~ foreigners , a Defense official said Mrnistry Monday that Iraqi security forces arrested a man who claimed responsibility for last year's kidnapping of tw o French journalists. The hostages. Christian .Chesnot and Georges Malbrunot, were released rn December after Community Calendar Nautilus to ·pay $950,000 to settle Bowflex claiins HOLZER · Hair Care & 'Makeup • Nail Cue • Facials &. 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I Always 011 High Speed Connection oaW $Z9'' Mo. ~ U/1- ~4-t'f! www.kasplat.com~ 740-446·85.00 328 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH ws heCduse of thetr htgh-growth poten tial and their ability to con tribute to th e Appa lachian reg ion\ economy. wanted to have a hlisiness The student teams concen: th'at helped people. bu t they trate on issues of importance · wcren 't su re what "ttre busi- to each indi vidua l company, ness model was. whether it be plann ing, Three years ago, they operational etric ien cies, worked with an Ohio financ.ing, marketing, inforUn iversrly College of mauon systems or other crit: Business undergraduate class ical business areas. Thrs : that took on the Tux horns as a year, 63 MBA students will : class project. Their charge work closely with (he partic- was to work with the ipating .bu sinesses over · Tuxhoms to help them devel- eight weeks. providin g op their ideas into a viable ahout 7,000 hours of conbusrn ess. The student s came sulting services. up with many good rdeas. and About ·I 70 people attend· those ideas were compiled ed the opening ceremony - into a frnal business plan, last Tuesday. -including rep: w,hich was an outline for resentativ,es from Seri. Hannah 's House Homestyle George Voinovich's office Assisted Living. a respite care and Rep. Ted Strickland's center for senior citizens .... office, and th e students and Rep. "We took the plan to the bu sinesses. · Sta te - local bank , and they were Jimi)lY Stewart , College of _ so impre ssed with it that Business faculty member they immedrately approved Deborah Crown-Core and · our loan that allowed us to Linda Henders.hot. owner of open Han nah 's House ." the 2004 second-place comVerna said_ petition winner. Lyndco This vear. the Tuxhorns are Inc ., spoke at the eve nt. · : again -working with Ohio Stewart praised the work u( · University students , th ts time past students and >aid the : as part of the sixth annual MBA competition has an · MBA Small · Business enormous imp,tct on southCompetitim,). east Ohio as well as the Oh10 Fourteen regional busi- University commun ity. nesses are participating in ·'Each student has expertise · : the event, which purrs some in 'ome way and can use that : of th e region's most prom is- expertise to make a busines~ - ing fini1s ,with MBA stu - achieve their goa ls and : dents, who provide consult- potentral." · Stewart sard . ing serv ices at no char'ge to "Students are gettrng handsthe business. on experience helping busiThe lirms involved in the nesses succeed in the 21st - competition all come from century, and they will take .: Ohio's Appalachian counties. that experience and expertise :Competition orga nizers with them to jobs in Ohio and : selected these businesses outside the region ." For the Tuxho.rns, the plan created hy the students was so successful that they are planning an ex panston this year. doubling . the size of therr fa crlity by adding another house on their campus for women who are able to live independently but want to lrve rn the Hannah 's House community. The Tuxhorns decided to come back to· Ohio University for assnHanct1 in that venture. hopi_ng the students can usc their business expertise to research financial options. Hannah 's House staff also hopes that the students would be able to provide an objective perspective o n how to succeed in the new initiati ve. " It 's wonderful working with the stu.dents because of the vast amount or information they al~ady have and can access · through the Internet. ·That's something that my generation isn't so comfortable with." Verna said. " Each student team will contribute an estimated 400 to 500 hours to eac h of the 14 participating businesses," said Susan Abdella, Small Business Development Center director and competitiun coordinator. "At current market r<\tes, that eqmils roughly $25,000 worth of consulting and research for reach ' business that participates"not to mention great hands-on experiences for r the students... · According to MBA faculty member Gary Coombs, the small business competition retlects OU's dedrca- PAINT DONATED tion to Appalachta Ohio, and it makes a difference in the community by adding jobs. encouraging new businesses and creating income to the region. "It's important that the student s see that they 're making a real impact and adding value to the community," he sa id . " What greater experience can you get in school?" The MBA Small · Business Competition is sponsored by Ohio University's Voinovich Center for Leadership and Public Affairs as part of the Appalachian New Economy . Partnership, which creates tools to allow Appalachia to compete and prospe,r in the · knowledge-based, ·global economy. The Voinovich Center works in conjunction with Ohio Universtty's College of Business to coordinate the event. In addition to Hannah ~s House, participating businesses include · Estes Communications, Zanesville; National Automotive Chemical, Cambridge; Food Cente{, Caldwell; Stirltng · Tech, Athen 0; ITM Marketing, Coshocton; Home National Bailk, Racine; Glen Laurel Bed and Breakfast, Rockbridge ; Bob 's Market and Greenhouses Joc .. Belpre location; Class A Sound, . Athens; Miller's AMPM BP, Marietta; JC Home Oxygen, Somerset; COREconsolidated Ltd., Columbus ; and Fun,tional and Decorative Ceramics, Roseville. • ••• Nations first bookmobile marks JOOthanniversary in Maryland ' Make sure your loved ones , know when to let you go DEAR READERS· In light of recent el'ents. many of )'\lu have requested. that I reprrnt somethmg regarding llvlllg wills. a subject that has appeured rn this column since Dear the early 1970s. Because this subjec.t i> both u'f1pol1ant and Abby timely. I am doing so- with additional comments. Read onDEAR ABBY: . No one wakes up rn the morning plan·ning to have an accident. a hean attack or some other life- reason. I do not wish to be threatenitw condrtrun . All too kept alive by art ificial means. If any of you disagre~ with . often doctors and nurses are faced wrth a fam'!7 drvrded on thrs philosop hy, · you should what they "th mk o~•r pmrent rput your own feelings clearly would want (or not want) . ' rn ·writJnu. roo. Combine thi> with the ,!Jock For information about and grief these peo~le are advanced directives · or living expenencmg, and th e snuau oo wtl!s. consult your pl)ysician, becomes vo lat.rle. People yom legal adviser. or visit should co mplete a living will www.compa s~ i onan dchoic­ before th ey need one.- FOR- es.org . Clrck at the· bottom of , MER SURGICAL NURSE. rhe Web page where ir says VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. "Informatron about advance DEAR FORM.ER NURSE: directives." Thank you for speakin g from Anyone wuh p(oblems havthe perspective of someone ing an advance directive hanwho has been rn the trenches· ured sho uld contact the and seen firsthand how Compassion and Choices supimportant it is to make one\ port staff roll-free at 1-800, wrshes clearly understood. . 247-7421. Thi s group will DEAR ABBY: I saw my advocate for honoring your ~andso me. 6-foot, 200-pound advance directive. including lather waste away ro an 88- legal action if necessary. Jts pound skeleton after lighting a serv ices are free, and are suptwo- year battle with cancer. ported entirely by donations The doctors told us it was and memberships. DEAR ABBY: Please settle hopeless. yet they kept that poor dear man alive month a question about wedding etiafter month wrth transfusions, quette for me. My friend feel s. tubes, needles and drugs, while it is the guests' responsibility he prayed to God .to take him. to "seek out" the bride to conAbby, you would do mil- gratulate her at the reception. lions of readers a priceless I have been married 12 service by acquainting them years, and I remember that with the living will. one of the important things I GRATEFUL IN JOLIET, ILL. had to do was to mingle with DEAR READERS: By now, the guests and thank them for the importance of having an coming. · Has this ritual advance directive - or living changed since then? - . will - should be apparent to SNUBBED IN CINCJNNATI everyone. Contrary to what DEAR SNUBBED: No, many people may believe, this good manners have qot is not just a document for old changed. I don 't know how people. A lrvmg will is simply large the wedding you attenda document that instructs your ed was, but the bride should physician, lawyer, clergyman, have visited each table to have family members - even a few personally thanked her guests. tnrsted friends - what your Jt's the gracious thing to do. wishes are if there is no hope -Dear Abby is written by for your recovery and 'you are Abigail Van Buren, also unable to speak for yourself. known as Jeanne Phillips, I have a living will, and I and was founded by her hope that the people who love mother, Pauline Phillips. me will respect it. Mine states Write Dear Abby at that if there is no hope for my .www.DearAbby.com or P.O. recovery and all hope for life Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA is gone, or J lose my sense of 90069. Grange discusses banquet HEMLOCK GROVE Plans for the annual Pomona Grange banquet, to be held April 29, were discussed at the recent meeting_ of Hemlock Grange, held at the Grange Hall. Master Rosalie Story presided at the meeting. The Pomona Grange banquet will be held at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Post on County Road 25 . Tickets may be purchased from Grange • members. Members discussed the success of serving at local auctions , and those who helped or donated to the projects were thanked. Helen Qujvey was the winner of the county baking contest. It was noted that 70 pounds of card fronls were sent to the St. Jude 's Ranch for Children . Members were given forms to keep records of volunteer hours performed by the Grange. It was noted that M uri· Bradford, Leota Smith, Bill Radford, Cecil Brickles, Hilber Quivey and Joan Kautz were ill. Star Grange vrsited artc1 presented the literary program. Vicki Smith, Star Grange Lecturer, presented a program with readtngs, "The Sights and Sounds of Spring," from Pauline Adkins; "The Foolish Gardener" by Linda Montgomery; "First Love" by Opal Dyer; ·"Do You Remember When," and "Dear Friends," by Smith, and "Fun Things" by Patty Dyer. Patty Dyer won a quiz. "Baseball Team Names." Barbara Fry and R_oy Grueser concluded the program. Next month's meeting will be preceded by a Kentucky Fried Chicken supper. Davis H. Elliott Company and the University of Rio Grande . and Rio Grande Community College, Are Working Together To Change Lives! r~-- ------~--------··· <0' Paid ~ine Construction Training Program For Eligible Individual -> 25 Positions Currently Available <0' Consideration For Job Placement Upon Completion Of Program ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER I Tuesday, April12, 2005 LOOKING FOR AGREAT JOB? BY DAVID DISHNEAU County. " You sort of g01 your year·.s worth of books and retumed them later in the year:· HAGERSTOW N·. Md. .The bookmobile lasted The nation\ fim bookmobrle only live years ~ it was hit celebrated It' IOOth anni,er- by a train in 1910. The driver sary 'at a party Monday. and -hor-.c,s 'urvived, and the marking an evolution from a wagon wa; replaced two humbi e~ buggy with a few years later by a motorized hundred book' to full-sized buggy. library officials said. buses off;~ring thousands of Titcomb, then-library direcbooks and other services. tor for Wa;hington County. A century ago. librarian 00"-'ted at the time: "No better Mary Titcomb decided to put method ha.' ever been devised · ·'> he( ,- ~, on a hor; e-drawn · for reaching the dweller in the bugg; and send it to rural res- country. The book goe; to the tdent> . It took the dm er three man. not "auing for the man day' tO make the50-mile tnp to wme to the book:·. in Wa >h ington Count). Md. Toda; . there are more than "They got to ca~h place once ROO hwkmobile' 1n operaor twice a year and that wa.' it:· tron n" tionwide offering ..aid Jill Cmig . one uf the cur- book~ . magatines aqd even rent libr.uian; in Washington Internet acce;s . 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The Daily Sentinel . (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Edttor Congress shall make 110 law respecting a11 establishment of religion, or prollibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tire ·press; or tire right of tire people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the GoJ,ernment for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today " Tuesday, Apnl 12. the I02nd day of 2005 There .tre 263 d.tys tell 111 the year Today· , Htghhght tn Htstory On Ap11l 12. 1945, Pres1dent Fr,mk lm Delano Rooseveli d1ed of a cerebral hemorrhage m W.trm Sp1mgs. Ga al age 63, he was succeeded by V1ce Pl CSi uCill Hany S Truman . On thiS d,lte: In 1606. England adopted <Is 1t s fl ag the origin.tl \CrSion ot the Umon Jack In I R61. the Amencan C1vil War .began as Confederate I nll.:es tu ed od Fort Sumter m South Carohna. In llJ55 the Snlk vuecmc ugumsl pol1o wus declared safe .md ell ectt ve In 1961 Sov1et cosmonaut Yun G.1gann became the tlrst n1.1n 10 lly 111 space. orbltmg the e.trt h once before makmg a sdk LmUJilg In I1)81. the space shuttle Col umb1.1 blasted oft from Cape C.m.tve1 al. FI,J . on Its ti1 st test tltght In 1983. Chicagoans went to the polls to elect Harold W,tshlllgton the ctty's tlrst black mayor In 1985 Sen J.tke G.1rn. R-Utah , became the first senator to lly tn spc~ce as the shuttle Dtscovery hlled otf. In 1989. rad1cal activiSt Abb1e Hoffman was found dead at hiS hom e m New Hope. Pa . at age 52 In 1989. former mtddlewe1ght bmong champion Sugar Ray Robmson dted m Culver City, Calif. at ,,ge 67. Ten years ago In a move that stunned the busmess world. btlhon,ure K1rk Ke1 konan and tormer Chrysler Chmrman Lee l.tcocca made an unsohctleu $22 8 b1llion b1d to buy the nallon's th1rd larges t automaker, Chrysler responded that 1t wasn't for sale. F1ve years ago. Attorney General Janet Reno met m Miam1 w1th the U.S. relatives of Ehan Gonzalez, after which she ordered them to bnng the 6-year-old boy to an a1rport the next day so he could be taken to a reumon with h1s father in Washmgton (Ehan was set zed by federal agents ten days after Rem)\ orcle1 to turn htm over) One year ago A federal JUdge allowed a nat10nwtde ban on dtetary supplements contaimng ephedra to lake effect, turnmg aSide a ple.t from two manufacturers A man and woman pleaded gu•liy m Houston to taking part 111 a smuggling scheme th.tt resulted 111 the deaths of 19 Illegal 1mm1grants abandoned 111 " swelte11ng t1 uck traile.r Barry Bonds h1t his 660th home run to lie godfather Wdhe Mays for th1rd on baseball\ ~areer hst (Bonds htt a towenng thtee -run shot 111 the filth mmng, se ndmg the San Franc1sco G1ants to a 7-5 Will over the VISiting Milwaukee Brewers) Today 's. Birthdays Opera smger Montserrat Caballe IS 72. Actor Charle s Nap1er is 69. 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Voters Javor immigrati9n riform 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio ., PageA4 0PINIO The Daily Sentinel Oulslde Meigs County 13 Weeks '53 55 26 Weeks ' 107 tO 52 Weeks '2 14 21 • Desptle m.ISslve <1g1tat1on tor a reslncuoniSt llllllllgratlon pohcy. a new poll sllows surpriSing support tor proposals to allow forc1gners and Illegal tmm•grants to Morton obtam work permits and Kondracke earn the1r way to ciuzensh1p The poll. by GOP pollster Ed Goeas and Democrat C':el111da Lake. ought to encourage Pres1dent Bush to (mcludmg tonne• "II leg.ds"l push tor 1mmigrat1on ref01m would not gam an .tdvan1.1ge .1gamst concerted oppos11lon over those w.utlng 111 hne 11om radio talk show hosts The Goeas-Ltke poll ,md some GOP co nserva- showed that, even .titer he.u llves who denOLmce hiS mg strong ~ugument' a!:!.wnst work-penmt proposals as the Kennedy -McCain rel~mus "amnesty tor law-breakers " 77 percent ol hkely volers The poll, conducted tor would tavor ihelf propos.tl the pro-reform Nauonal At the moment. polltlc.tl Immigration Forum and the momentum un the 1_mm1gra· Amencan Imm•grat1on lion 1ss ue seems lo he wnh Lawyers Association. shows GOP reslnctwmsls, led by that Americans would sup- Rep Tom Tancredo. Rport reforms even more hb- Colo , and those who th1nk er<il than Bush 's - the ktnd th.tl slncter enforcement expected to be JOmtly pro- should precede any reform posed soo n by Sens John On Feb , I0. the House McCam. R-Anz. and voted 261-161 to pass a meaEdward Kennedy, D-Ma>s sure (now pan ot the lr.tq Bush has proposed that supplement,tl appropnatlon ) foreigners and 1llegal immi- that establtshcs federal stangrants be allowed to obtam dards for state dnvcrs · hccnsperm1ts to work legally m es that are des•gned to deny the Umtecl States. but has them to 1llegal inumgrant s !ell 11 unclear whether they The measure. backed by would have to return to thetr House J udictary Chamnan home countnes when the Jun Sensenbrenner. R-W1s. permits exp1red also, in the name of home, Kennedy and McCam are . land security, restri c ts the proposing that, after SIX ability of fore1gners to g.lln years of legal work, law- humamtanan asylum m the, abidmg Immigrants who pay Umted States a "tine" and undergo a backBush has been grat1tymgly ground check wou ld be eh- and even eloquentl y progtble for permanent resident llllllllgHltlon 111 Ills publ1c status (a "green card'') and statements, but he also needs eventual ctl!zenshtp conservative support to pass Thelf proposal also speeds Socml Secunty retotm . up processmg of the huge which may delay or even backlog of applications for stop h1s push tm unnu granormal immigration so that uon reform . Part of the eqt~otllon. to6." work-permit holders loud claque ul r.1u10 .mel TV t o~ ll. 1h011 hosts who 1.ul UniOns wdl cndOISe. Cle,Hing ,, po"crtul cottnt.;rwe•ght to dg~un"t the ICstnliiOillsls .1 dll · mva ... lun" ol tor- The bill 11 Ill cont.nn ·poruus' US borders 111 tl.t- enh.nwed enlotcement me.t·gtant \lOI.ttll>n ol 1he l.tv. sures. lllLludnH! .111 elec tronThe ,tgHatlon 1:., ~u.\:ompa­ IC ve nllc.ltlllll system !'Or nleu by extcnsl\'e pubhcn y work permit' . .1 lmul on 1he to1 · the Anlona number ol v.orke1 pelllllil "M1nu1em.m" mo ve ment. th,11 nMt ches clllTClll flows ol "'htch w ,IS l.tunched lo block illeg.tl s .. l.tbOI protccuons llllll1tgldllls from Mexi CO ' dnd prOVISIOilS f01 workers Bush h,ts denounced such In ubta1n gree n c.mJs 11 they JMY ,, tine hkely to be m01e · ~v l g ll .mte · •lltiVllY Actu..tlly untl-lllllllJgr...t - lh.tn $ I .'\00 Acco• d1n g In the Goe.tstiOlli'I S h,t ve " pomt Thete " .1 n Ill' a'•on ol tlleg.tl L.,ke po ll. tnmH gldtlon " not ..t mon ~ the top co nce11l:'i llllllllCf<ltiOll ,lCIOSS the U S borde'rs. es tunated .n .tbout ot 1hc puhl1c Whtle on ly 9 -lOO .OOO people a ye,,r percent ol vo leiS lavor Rou ghl y II milhon lllegal s IIKrcasm ~ th e humber ol legal liil'nllgl alliS 111 the h\e in the Umted St.ttes And the US gove rnment. United Si.ttes. 86 percent desp ll e bolste;ed horder also .tgree that llnllll gr<~ nt s who work. pay t.txes and se~.,.:lll ll Y ttiU..i mcredses' 111 the le.u n EngliSh should h.tve a rfumbe1 ol llllml gr.tl lon lagenh. has been ui1able to wo~y In become Citizens. In ad<hlton. 91 percent stem the tide .1greeu th.tt "we need a conThe qucs11on becomes Wh.u should we do about ll. trcllled nmm gr,ltlOn system cs pecl.lily when •mnug1<1nts th.tt would replo~ce II legal ovellvhelnllltgly. an 1ve to llllllli gr,\1 1011 llow Wlih a ldke mem<1l JObs that leg.tl lmn11g1 at1on tlow · S•gmhc.mt maJOittles s.t1d An1e11cans won't do and wh•ch employe" are Willing they'd be less likely to support a McClln-Kennedyto hi1e them to1 ' The Bush .1ppro.1ch. so far slv le bill tt told It was an "amnes~,Y · 11 11lm;ered US not spe lled out t'n actu.ll legtslatlon. 1s to dllow f01e1gn- wages 01 1f It encouraged ers .tlllitlleg,lls m the Umted more Ille gal 11lln11 g 1at1on Sto~tes to · ohtam ternpormy Sull. <iller heanng mg~• ­ work permns . ments on both stcles 77 perAt .t press conference with cent favored the reforms MeX!,an President Vicente One other argumelll favors Fox on March 8. Bush went regulan zmg Immigration It out ol h" way to s.1y, "1 would free up pollee ,md oppose .mmest y. pl.tcmg lllll11t gra llon dllthorities to undocumented workers on the hunt cnmmals and terrorists, mstead ol chasmg millions o~utomo~t1c path to c1ttzensh1p " McLun and Kennedy o~re ol workers who .1re ready, draftmg legiSI ,lllOn that .w!lhng and able (Monon Kondracke 11 necMcC.un hopes the admm•str<tuon will b.u:k and that llll ve ed11m of Roll Call. the employer groups and labor 11e11 1paper o.f CapiTol Htll.) , etgncls t\(lOdlng • .1nu..,.._ DEAR L()RP, AOOUTTHAT PRIEST SHORTAGE... Obituaries . ... .. ." . .., .. -~ ...... Nat Hentoff strmght face, that its station ch1ef in the countnl!s to whtch these suspects are transferred must obtam an assurance from that country's secunty offices that these pnsoners ~ sqmet1mes k1dnapped by the Cl A off the streets of other nations w1ll not be tortured Dana Pnest of The Washmgton Post, who has broken many stones about this outsourcmg smce late 2002, quotes a CIA offictal engaged m these renditions that v1olate both Amencan and mternat10nal lltws Thai person descnbes these socalled assurances torture will not happen as "a farce " She wntes that "another U.S government otilctal who VISited several tore1gn prisons where suspects were rendered by the CIA after the attacks of Sept. I I , 200 I. said: ' It 's, beyond _that. It's w1del~ underst~ that t_ nrer.rogauon practices , that would be Illegal 111 thl! U.S are being used '" It 's not only Amnesty lnternatmnal, Human R•£hts Watch and Human R1 gh ts F1rst·who are md1 gnan1 over what they have learned about thts practice In co un- mterrogauon techmques." • It has long been up to Congress. under the separation of powers, to thoroughly mvesttgate the Cl A's past ,md present adherence to the InternatiOnal Conventton Agatnst Torture , anu the CIA's outsourcmg of torture . The Markey amendment end1ng the tunding tor "extraordmary rendit10ns" could become a law if Sen Leahy's btll on lmplementlllg the convention 1s passed A s of thiS wntlng, however, Sen Arlen Specter (RPa.) chatrman ot th e Jud1c1ary Committee, shows no s1gn ol holdmg a heanng. Leahy may have to get hi s b1ll on the tloor by proposmg an amendment to anoth. er b1ll . If he does, and if he succeeds in the Repubhcan- ' controlled Senate, and the subsequent House-Senate conference conumttee, Will Pres1dent Bush s•gn mto law an assurance lo the world that, mdeed, we w1ll not violate Amencan and international laws agatnst torture? More to the pomt. how many Americans care enough about our mvolvement in torture to emphallc.dly decl.tre thetr oppos1t1on Ia th1s pract1ce by telhng the1r members of Congress? (Nar Hemo.lf is a nmionall v ren o>t·ned aurhortf\' 011 rh e Frrsl Amendment and <he Bill of R1gh ts cmd aurh01 of seroal hunk .1. mcitldtll}? "The Ww 011 the Bill nj R1glrt1 llllll till· Gothet mg Re11 \/W]( e" (Seren Stones Pres •1 2003 ). ' Bv MALIA RULON Jolln F. Litchfield ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER MASON . W. V<i - John F Lttchlteld. 73, c>f New Haven. W Va . ched Fnday. <\,pnl 8, 2005, a1 St Mary's Hosp1tal m Huntmgton. W Va H~ was bum Sept 6, 1931. 111 HellLICI son. w Va' son or ih~ l,lte Femme B. and Ron],, Ange hne Clonch Lnchfield He was" • ~ llred tron worker trom Local No 787, and,, veteran ol lhe U S Army dunng the Korean War. He was a member ol the Chiton M.tsomc Lcxlge No 23. Smuh-C.tpehat1 Post 140. AmerK'dn Lcg1on In add1t1on to hiS p.trents, he was preceded m death by a brother, Ralph Lnchlleld .•md a brmher-m-law, Elmer Batrd SurviVIng IS h1s w1fe of 44 John Litchfield years . Mary N01thup Luchfleld of New Haven, whom he marned on June 18, 1960. sons and daughters-m-law. Timothy and Carol Lltcl\fteld at New Haven and Scott and Lon Litchfield of Pomeroy, grandchildren: Lucas Lnchtield. Jesse L1tchf•eld, Ab1gml L11chheld and Nathan Litchfield: brother and Stster-m-law, Manon Leo and June Litchfield. a s1s ter, Bonme Batru of Chesh1re: a sister-m- law. Sally Lttchf1 eld of Mason, W Va. ; and se veralmeces and nephews Fnends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday at FogelsongTucker Funeral Home Ill Mason. where serv1ces will be held at I p m on Wednesday, Apnl 13. 2005. wnh Pastor George Welflck ol ilcwung . Masomc graves1de serv1ces will be performed at Graham Cemetery Fnends may e-m.u l condolences 10 togle songtucker@ myway .com WASHINGTON - A bill would make wx-lree 1hc lederal gr.mts gl'en to Oh1oan s and olhers whose homes have been hu by tloodmg or other natural diSasters has hll <l sn.1g 111 lhc Sen.nc. da vs bclorc l11Li.1v\ wx deadluic • The lnte rn,tl Rc1 enue Se1v1ce says the Ftde!.tl Emergency · M.111 .1ge ment Agency g..mls: wh 1ch .ue used to help peopl e •eloc,tle or s .tte~u.1rd 1he1r homes .tg.tllht fLillll e dtso~ster' . •ue lax.Jble unde1 cUirenl !.111 Ptevwusly. the y ho~dn t been' l.txed beco~use the y· were assumed to be exempl Rep Rob Portman. R-Ohio. .111!.1 other lawmakers from >tales hn by recem lloo.dmg and last year's stnn g of hurncanes sought tO cl.lflty that the gran ts were llltended to be Local Briefs Plan dinner benefit RUTLAND - A benefit soup dmner Will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Fnday ,u the Rutland Fire Statton, to heneht M1k e Will lord ,md Kent Eads. f1retighters injured til an acCident -Scholarship fund benefit set TUPPERS PLAINS -· A benelll lor Eastern Alumm AssOCJal•on Sclwl.trshtp Fund will be held Irom 2 to 9 p.m on S.tturday .11 the Iarmer Tuppers Plams Elementary School En1e1t.unment w1ll mclude Dw1ght lccnhowet , hom 3 to 4 p m . Jerry and Ltsa Queen from 4:30 to 5.25 p m., the Eastern H1gh School Bell Ch01r from 6 to 6:45. and others. Retrcshments w1ll be available and drawmgs will be conducted. along w11h a Chinese auction . Scholarships are awarded to Eastern High School seniors, dependmg on funds available. Offers tole painting class tnes where these kldnappmgs ha ve taken place such as Italy, Germany, Sweden and Canada- there are now official lllvestigations of the compliCity of the1r own secunty forces 111 these vtolat1ons of the tnlernatiOn.tl Convention Agamst Torture and Other Cruel. Inhuman or . Degradmg Tr.emment or Pumshment (s1gned by Pre s 1d~ nt Reagan and rat1lied years later by the Senate 111 1994) · the e iA Meanwhile, declared on March 18 that "all CIA mterrogatwn lechmques, both past and present, are lawful and do not constitute torture." I have doubts about the credibility of th.tl statement. especmlly concerning past techmques; but what about the methods of extractmg information from prisoners the CIA sends to countnes where there IS tto doubl that torture 1s a regular method of obtammg mformatwn (wh1ch IS then provided back to the CIA)? Says CIA Director Porter Goss th.tt "of course. once they're out of our control. there 's only so much we can do " When Goss appeared before the Senate Armed Serv1ces Commtttee he was as ked by Sen John McCam ( R-Anz.) about his agency's o wn use of watcrboardmg, a techn1que where a pnsoner is cbnvinced he will be drowned unle" he g1ves up th e 1equ1 red lllfornl.lllon Go..,..., ._m~we1ed th._lt woterbuardmg " "an ared ol what I would ~a ll proless1onal CHESTER - Me1gs County artiSt Lmd.1 Blosser, will conduct a tole pamtmg class from 9 30 to II 30 a m on Apnl 23 al the Ches1e1 Courthouse The cl.tss wil l focus on deSigns fealunng s11awben1es The cost IS $15. and suppltes w1ll be prov1ded Space IS lumled lo 10, ,md tese1vat1ons may"'be n,ade through Joame Powers, at 985-4404, 01 Lmda Blosser at 985-4281 Deaf awareness and health fair POMEROY - A forum on deaf awareness and health tmr w1ll be held from II a.m to I p.m. for students and I p.m to 3 p.m for community members at Meigs H1gh School on Wednesday. Questions about heanng loss, hearing mds. closed captiomng and American Sign Language w1ll be some of the deaf awa1eness issues addressed There also wtll be free hearing checks. weight and blood pressllle checks and free mlormauon dn general health and soctal issues Contact Jack1e Newsome at 992-2158 or Donna M Wtlhams at dw•lhams@wscc edu tor more mtormat10n Pomeroy frcfm Page A1 that the quote from v1llage's current prov1der. Medical Mutual Company, showed an increase of nearly 30 perGent in the prlmium cost. Vaughan recommended applying with another provider, United Health Care, and suggested that they may prov1de a more competitive rate. Counc1l agreed to turn m applicatiOns ftom v1llage employees thiS week to expedite the underwntmg process with Umted Health Care The deadhne to renew the coverag€ with Medtcal Mutual Company IS May I Council voted to install a m1nor on Nye Avenue near the dnveway of Bnan Young at a cost of $86 Resident V1c Young asked counc1l to mvest1gale condi tiOns on Will' s H1ll and trees located near the park at the Mmersvtlle border. Resoluuon 12:05 was passed dealing with the foi'lowmg ,1dvances and, transfers of mone\ : • The v~ llage recently The D~ily Senttnel • Page As www ,mydailysentinel.com Bill to make disaster grants tax-free hits snag in Senate POMEROY - Heart of the V,liley Head Start " acceptmg applicanons (or the 2005-2006 s.chool year App licatiOns \Ioiii be accepted at the Bradbury .md TuppeiS Plam s sHes m Me1gs County and the Cl<~y ,md Woodland sllcs 111 Galha County trom 8 a m to 4 p m . through Fnday, unul 6 p m. on Thursday Prout ot mcome. unm umzat1on record, b1rth ceruflcate. Soc1al Security card. and med1cal or insurance card are requ1red. The program services children 3 to 5 On March 16, the House of Representatives, in a stunnmg 420-to-2 vote, passed an amendment to the emergency Iraq supple.mental appropnat10n by Rep. Edward Markey (D-Mass ) forbtdding the use of any funds that violate the legal obligations of the international ConventiOn Against Torture, wh1ch thts nation stgned. Congressman Markey has led the charge agmnst the CIA's pract1ce of - sending terrorism suspects to countries cited by our own State Depanment for torturing the1r prisoners The medta took little not1ce of thts b1part1san move to try and end the admm1Strat1on 's outsourcmg of torture - whtch President Bush contmually says ts not happemng, desp1tc mountmg ev1dence fnim human rights mgamzauons, freed tortured detamees, and JOurnalists worldwide. As Congressman Markey says "The war agamst terrorISm includes a war agam~t those who engage 111 torture. . This amendment reaffinnmg our commmnent to end th~ practtce of torture IS JUSt the begmnmg Torture IS unacceptable and the U S has a responsibility to take the lead m endmg ih1s pracuce." On March 17. Sen. Patnck Leahy (D- Vt.) introduced a bill , "The Convention on Torture lmplementallon Act,'' that would end the>e "exlr.1ord mary rendlilons:· as the CIA calls them The CIA clatms, w1th a. • Tues<Jay, April12, 2005 Accepting Head Start applications Sunlight on CL4 ssecret kidnappings ( . thc~t Dresses from Page A1 AdmmiSirator Dee R.tdcr Rader told Marshall about an 1clea she and her daughter Becky . .t JUnior at Southe111 High School had \v)H ie they we1e out shopp •ng lor Be~ky' s prom dress Mothc• and cl<tughtcr had ,m 1dea to ~ollecl prom dresses and lo.tn them out 10 gu ts who wanted to go to pt om '·Back 111 the earl y 1970s I had to work wh1le I was m h1gh school so gomg to my prom wo~ s not .tn option .'' Mrs. Rader satd "II (prom) shou ld be a tune 111 a young lady 's hie where she !eels gocxl about herself She ts completmg one phase 111 hfe and begmning a ne\\o one " Marshall checked wtlh her churches who were able to Street from Page A1 Admimstrator Bradford AndeiSon has mvenloned areas need111g repau s. most at wh1ch dre 111 streets paved 111 the past few ye,trs through a vlllage-w1de p.1v1ng p•ogram The holes ,ue c1eated by sa lting and s~rap1ng streets dunng the wmter. ,,he smd, and throu gh ex pans1on and cont•actton olthe p<~vmg dunng ~uld wedlher lannarcll1 smd a JUVemle crew under the chrecuon ot Bntt Dodson h.ts completed repans .11 D.tve Diles P,uk, mcludlll£ new ptcmc tables. pamtmg and l andsc<~pc work . around pl.1yground eqlllpmenl The c1ew w1ll 1eturn th1s sumt\1er 10 .tsstsl "1th lawn work lannarclli sa1d she has con- Funds \ from Page A1 tax-tree The•r b1ll passed the ass uranc es thai pe<1p le 11 hu House ldst month It s now rece11·ed FEMA g•.utls bctrllc quck 111 the Sen,ne ove1 the 1he bill ts eno~c t eu 11 on 1 he question ol v. he1her 1t should ch,tr~ed the l.tx he relmactlle fhe .tbsc ncc ol s to~lullH 1 - The Hous,·- r·"'ed hill ldllglr .tg:c plO\Illlllg t ret ro.tl wnu Ill n1.1ke 1he g• .tms t.1x- t l\1.? rei1ef CI C'di C._, .1 lll:!..!d\1\t' fl ee o~ll e l enactment. J3.cp 1111ere nc c ih.tt p.t~ ~1cn1s Mo~rk Foley R-Fia . 1hc bil l\ 1ece l\ ed pnor to the d.nc ut st"""'" s,uu lhc hill doesn't -cnttument .11 e 1n c luded 111 need'" be lcllo.lctllc to con- nKome." thl' ~cn L~IOJ .., '' rnte '"Y 10 theIR ~ that these P-'Y· They dre pu~hll~ ., c~ ~epdrdll: mem' shou ldn't be t<lxed . bill th.tl makes the '" ' cxempT.tyllll Glltfln. ,, Tre.ISLIIY 11011 lelrn.tcll\ e lo 2ttl 11 Dcp.ulln~nl spokesm,m, Foley s.uu he hopes the .1greed .mel s,ud the .tdmmts- "Sendle wtll ge l the11 uLI tr.ttton supports m.tk1ng the tugethe1" .md 'p.tss the b1ll ex~ mptlon retrodct1ve and soon "The1e "" hu ge ll.tbtlth.n the House bdl. comb1 ned ny. potent t.ll ly. lo r people with on-the-record st.lte- who hav e .llre.td y sutlcred ments from lawm.Jker' sultt- enough. ' he s.11d c1ently Illustrate the 1nten1 ot In Ohm, reSidents .tt c Congreso to do that recove1mg from d stnng of But Democratic Seth Max fede ral utsasters, mostl y due Baucus ot Montana M.uy to tlood1ng c.tused by >CVCIC Landneu of Lotllsto~n.t .111!.1 · v. m let siOrms Flond.1 reS!Bill Nelson of Flond.1 wrote dents, meunwh1le. ,tre st tll to Tre.t'LIIY Sectet.uy John p1ckmg up the p1cces lrom Snow l.tst week seek111g tour hurncdnes that b11 the11 collect 114 dresse s .mel M,frshall's son John and hts w1te K11SI1 undellook a lourhour d11ve to ~~h ver th em to God s NET R.tde• 's do~ughter Mrs Becky was 111 ch.uge at the eve nt c.dted "P1om • Dress Day" on Monday where the dresses became dvallable to all JUlllOrs and seni ors 11om all three school diStncts The g1ris med on dresses. chuo>e ~one ami we• e asked t0' Sign a covenant that they wll I return th e dress dller prom There Wds no fee Involved and prom dresses ate still dvallable f01 loan . Mrs R.tder and he• daugh, ter hope to ' rece1ve more prom dresses tor dOtl.IIIOn tor ihts ye.~r ' s ptom season as well as next so thai the lradttlon can conltnue Donated prom dresses can be dropped ott at God's NET Call 992-0261 tor more mfo1 man on 'ddlt.' Id\l \ e ~u ( ,n!l ttl ' "'J v. 1th ou1 ""' le gJ\LtlllHl peopk.. \\lll.l h . ~ ,~· ll'Ll'l\ed .1 1· 1: \L\ ~l . llll .t il llime Ju11n~ 21111-+ -llou ld he: tl l~liL'dllhL' !llOJl('\ .l\ .tddt!d rnuHll t! llo\h'\ L' r: h..; IClflllft''li \IdS unslllC ll hclhc·l II~S ''uuld lt>lund nwrh.· : to . p~o · pte 11 l1<• P·• ~ lllc.\ .1 \ 11 l1.; 11 "' tl. Cong t1..' "" p.! ""l;" the exempt ton ·\vc h op~ t h<~t Con~tcs> will .ICI so lh.li lhl, ISn't .111 ISS UC.' Gllillll s,uLJ A spokc,m.m I<JI L.t!Jdtt<;U swd 1ha1 11h lle 1-ll d.t\ s tax d<;,IUllllC h ,( Lllllc<;lll: .I biiJ t h ~tt 1:-, I CllOd(\1\C Uoe ... n ' t ncccss.u lly h,l\ c tu be P"''eu lhl\ week We IV .tnt to m.tke sure that 111 our rush to ge t thi s 11 rapped up by t,tx Jdy th,ll we .tre not ln.llh ert entlv settmg people up to lmd out ldlet thdilhey weren't Inc luded." s.tld Lu1d11eu 1 spokesman , <\cldm Sha1 p Lo'ngaberger lays off 360 workers NEWARK (AP ) - The Lon£l:,tbet !!er Co .mnounced Mm1day th.tt 11 " l.tylllg oft about 360 wo1 ke1 s because ol lower th.m ex pected sa les .1t the nallnn·s l.11 gest h.t ndm.tde b,ISket-m.tket Company spokeswom.m Bonny Fowle• so~td LongabeJg_e J ldJd oil nMnuldc lllllllg .md utslttbutton employees to m.tke tis Dper<itlon mo1e etfic1ent 6- Longaberge1 employed .tboui -+.000 people belore lhe layolls CDBG from Page A1 gove rnments unuer the new program wou ld rely hea vily on JOb creallon Each year, commiSSIOnet s diStnbute CDBG ·-ronnu la funds to local governmen ts for infrastructure proJects. tire equipment. .md wa1e1 .md sewer extensiOn projects Wnhout access to the tunds and local control over how the funds are spent. townshtps f1re departments .111d lnc.d water diSIIICts - and the county co mm~;SIOJJeiS th emselves - will lose '.t llually .111 tederal g1o~nt tunJs. \\ohtch they •ely on to• tmpmvemems to local mIt aslrucltn e Between 2001 and 200~. Me1gs County go;emment and Its townsh1ps .md vlil.tges shared $ 1.8 1mlhon m CDBG grant dollars List ye.n. CDBG fund s were spent un ,, ( ong.tbe 1ge1 "m' tl~ s~lle s lnu ed-.e :1 pea.:ent i d"l month wmp.lled 10 M,uch ~00-+. the lu st lime Ill m01 e th,tn a velu such ~wv. 1 l1 h o~s occurred Employees" ho were l.ud ott Monll.ty cou ld bc . c.tllcd back up to ,, year 11 conLhtJuns dldnge, Fov,J c 1 sdid Long.tbel gct. loundcd m llJTl, se lls h~llldm .tclc b<"ket:;. pottery anu othc1 htimc products th1 ough 70.000 mch vid- ' uo~ l consu li,um "ho sell the products hom the1r homes IQ wo1 k ILH w.tlet protect 111 Syr.tcuse. a w.1te• ptnrec l 111 R.!clne .md S'100,000 " now bemg 1pc nt 111 the VIllage ol M1Jdlep01t !rom a CDBG COllllllliiiiiY chsucss !!rant . f01 new sidew.tlks. tile demollllOll Ol olbdndoned houses. leslot.ttlon of the depot 111 Do~v e Odes P.11 k, .md new l11e equ1pment "Thts " the only Jund111g SO UI Ce rema1111ng WhiCh allows loc.d QO\elliments to detern\me how the money " best spent 111 the commumty. Davenport s.ud .11 J.tsl v.eek's mee1111g "Th.11 tlextbtllty IS vety tmpOllant !01 1he people at Metgs Cc.lllllty. and wc"1e tacted Rumpkc regard1ng removal of tires from .t property on Park Street. Gallia/Me1gs Community Act10n Agency wtll help remove the tires. but cannot d1 ~pose ot them The ltres -were placed on the property go mg to do whdt wr Cdll 10 tor bank s tabllz ~tto n , make su1e otllclals on the Iann,uelh s,ud. but h.tve 11d[!On!ll leve l are dWLtre of w.1shed .twdy as the result of hOW llll[lOrt,ll1t II IS. recent rams Ldst month, co rnllll '>,lllllet-. Counctl also met wtth U $ Rep Ted • Approved payment ot Stnckl.md. D-L1shon. .tnd bills 111 the amoun1 at other county and vdl.tge ofii$27.716. C I.ds trom southeastern Ohto to • Approved the M.lf(:h detenmne the potential dlcli' mayor's rep011 of fees und ol Bush\ ptoposecl ntis fines collected m th e o~mount ot $7,S60.30 10.7. Oll.tWd. II 4. Pel t) • Approved momhly I 0 7: .md Smlto I 0 \ 1ep01ts from lhe pubhc The ILm es t uncmp lo) mcnl works, rei use and mea me lax r.lle 111 th e ,l,lle 1()1 Febut.n\ from Page A1 dep.trtments . w.IS 111 Del.1w.u e County .i1 Council membeiS Roger Manley, Roger Houchms, percent, whtle Vmton -l 8 pet cent The slate 1.11e !01 Kathy Scon .md Bob County rose loul-lenths Ill the molllh w.ts (l-+ percen t, up Robmson. ,md F1 scal Ofticer 1 11.1 percent Susan Baker we1e present P1ke County had the h•gh- . menl ,,}le to1 the mo111h l dllle eSIJobless r<~le m the slate for 10 54 petcelll. up tn\m 'i 2 the month Other counties p~ 1 cemm J, 111 u, 11 y sure hunt ohw gov Me1gs Coun1y's list of With double-d1 gll !Obless The ht ghesl Ullemp loy melll uncla1med funds mc ludes 1a1es mcluded Adams, I I 8 1.11e amon g Oh1o s Cllles 111 I05 uncia• mec;l funds Coshocton. 10 5: Hockmg. Febru.try Y7en l to Youn~stown accounts of S50 or more 10 2. Huron , 10.7: Mon(oe. wah 10 5 pe1ceu1 . .t~d 1hc tullled over wtthm the last 10 7, M01 ga n, 12 'i. lowest w.ts seen 111 Clc>c l.md year lor those mdlvldtldls Muskmgum, 10.3. Noble, He1ghts .11 5.4 pclcCI!l whose last known <tddress ~as here. Those who fmd their names on the l(st can beg111 the cla!lns process online or by completmg a clmm torm mcluded m the --ne\Vsjlaper mscrt. Meigs County's 2. 108 uncla1med funds accou nts total $227,352 55 Jobless ~~~~~~ ;h~ :~~:~.~~: 1 ':,:11 ~;:~ :1~'::. Utility depOSitS, llllCaShed checks, undel!ve1ed stock certificates, unc.tshed msurance policies and forgott.;n layaway payments Last ye.tr. more than rece1ved a reimbursement of 39,000 discovered unclaimed $70,982 75 for/from toe Ohio funds m the11 n.1mes. Wh1te Dep~rtm~nl of _ Ni!turaL sa1d. The-list of fund s al so i>" <Resources Clean Trails Grant available dt the dtvtsion ·s m regard to the walkmg path online treas ure hunt Slte. Th1s grant money will serve www unclatmed funds treaas repayment of an advance that came from the general fund after counctl borrowed $70,982.75 from Farmer's Bank m the· form of a short term loan • A total of $2 ,500 was transferred from the general to the street ,t und for current operations Resolution 13:05 was Wonderful opportumt1es are ava1lable 1n Tom Peden Country passed in which $9,232 75 We are expandmg our staff and need more sales people was advanced back to the No Expenence IS required, only a Willingness to learn , l'lork general fund m regard to an Oh10 Department , Of as a team and have a strong •mllattve TransportatiOn grant for the • Excellent Pay and Bonus Plan • Great Benefits walk path benches • Work At The #1 Dealership The meeting was called mto executive session once to Call To Schedule An lntE~rview: diScuss personnel matters. I All members of counc 1l Tom Peden Country were present for the meetmg with the exceptiOn of 1-800-822-0417. 372-2844 Counctlman Jack•e Welker 475 South Church Street • Ripley, WV 25271 Council was joined by ClerkTreasurer Kathy Hysell , Musser, Pomeroy F1re Ch1ef R1ck Blaettnar, Vtllage Admm1slrator John Anderson and Pomeroy Pollee Ch1ef Mark E. Prottltt. TIRED Of JUST HAVING A JOB? LOOKING FOR A NEW CAREER? .. .All ltJie• of carpet ar-: Included: BERBER CARPET, SAXONY CARPET, TRACKLESS CARPET, SHAG CARPET,LEVEL LOOP CARPET and SCULPTURED CARPET. No ema cbarge for moving fumlture or removing old carpet. • CaD us or stop' in. We'll c:ome to your home and measure lor a free no obUgation quote• Anderson's FURNITURE • APPLIANCES • CARPET -- - - ---~-~ --~--- Pomeroy, OH • 992·3671 �., ~he Id Daily Sentinel .• • ' PageA6 The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Tuesday, AJ?rilt2, 2005 Meigs miscutls prove costly a!Triml:lle, Page 82 Redmen sweep Urbana, Page 86 · Rio track at Marv Fry lnvilatlonal, Page 86 Students somber, silent on canipus after three deaths in house fire ' .' . Bl 0. BY LISA CORNWELL ASSOCIATED 'RESS WRITER OXFORD - One of .three Miami University students killed in an off-campus hi1us~ fire had single-handed ly stopped two scoring drives in a rugby game the day before. He and another student · who died were 'to 2raduatc · next month. The thinJ student, a junicJr. was among four guests in the house when the fire started. Students ~Ill nned by the deaths held moments of silence in classes Ml1nday and walked quietly on the normally buning college quad. " It's real ly 4uiet today AP photo everywhere." said Jennifer A group of students, some of whom lived in the burned-out Hans_on. 19. of Chicago.' house in the background. pay ·their respects. at the site ''Even when people arc talkirrg. this is what they're· taJ.k" where three Miam i of Ohio students peris hed Sunday ·in a fi re. Monday in Oxfo rd . The cause of the .blaze is still under ing about." Fire inwstigators had . not investigation. determined what caused the WC·ll'111," , 1- 1. 0 1· B-IOnX VI' II e.. \vas Some thin g going on." blaze abmn 4:30a.m. Sundav N.Y. died of c·arbon monox - Palmquist s.1id. that sen t !lames shooting mit ide inh alation in beds in sepPresident Jim Garland sen\ the house's windows. fire arate. second-floor bed- a note to facul ty asking that Chief Len Endress said. Two rooms. Endrc" said. He thcv he sensit ive to students' other students were treated dtlllht s th ey ever woke tq1. ncccls in Mnnday's classes. for injuries, including one A cause ot' death had IH 11 Rlw lta Bowers. 20. of who jumped from a second- been determined· Monday Jor ( ilcn• kw. Ill.. said one teacher ·· 1 11 floor window and hobbled to Stephen .Sm111. --· ol · let h·: r da." leave ·ea rly. · a nearby hC}spital. Bethesda. MeL All three hodic•s "I thlll :t think I' ll go .to an~ l'nvestigators believe the were burned hcvoml renwni - of my ·other cl ~sses:· she ~ . . ber.." lire started accidentally in tl1e lion'. Butler CtHIIliY CurnncT ~lllL. I... l l ' s Jllst sum. living roo111 or a recreatio n l{il.'lmnl Hur~h<~t\11 s<~id . · Fire nlfi\: i;~l s interv iewed room o n the first flnor. Pt•oplc who kqew Smith survivors Monday. _ Endress Endress said. The house. built said. the marketing major had said inves ti ga tors believe II . in the late I ROOs. was in com- · <1 knack for making people" people were in the house · pliance with fire safel) codes, laugh and feel good about when the fire started. seven said Endress and a spokesman thc1mclvcs. . residents ami four guests. for the rental compan y that Sara Warerfield. 22. of All three victims were on managed the home. Cincinnati. said she met the second lloor when the lire Mourners stopped by ·the Smith in sllldy abroad pro- started~ Endress said. Smith house tiuoughout the day gram. She often saw him out apparently was shake 1l awake Monday, some crying and hug- at popular student bars and by a houscmatc and made it ging each other. Students piled said he was vet:y smart. down a !light of stairs before flowers outside the house . "He wasn 't exactl y quiet. but becoming disoriented in the which has a partially collapsed · he mostly spoke when he had smoke, Endress said. His body roqf and blown-out windows. something to say,'' she said. was lot111d new· the front door. Authorities said reside nt "He had a lot of fun and he The house is in a neighbor· Sebastian Barsh called on his knew people all o'ver campus.'' hood of older homes surroundcell phone to report the fire Andrea Palmquist. 21. of ed by large trees a few blocks just after escapmg throu gh . Perrysburg . said Turnbull and from the campus, about 30 his first -floor l;Jedroom win- she went to a bu's iness school tniles northwest of Cincinnati. dow. He told a 911 dispatcher program in London. and they Krista Jones, 20. of Hudson, that a smoke detector woke lived in the same dorm . said the sniokey smell was so him and he saw a red . glow soph01'nore year. Palmquist bad that she and her roommate under his bedroom door. last saw Turnbull when they left their apartment near the ''There's 'still somebod y said hell 0 to each other at the home and went to the library. inside, I think ." Barsh says bar where Turnbull worked. 'That's all everyone was ob the 911 tape. / -"She was a really fun girL talking about. · Everyone· was Julia Turnbull, 21, of She was always trying to get on their phones. You couldn't 'Milford. Ohio. and Kathryn everyone involved if there even concentrate," she said. NeWsChannel COLUMBUS _:_ The trial of the man accused in the series of highway shomi ngs that frightened Columbus area drivers for inonths will be shown on Court TV Starting with opening state. ments sometime next week. the case likely will be broadcast live while court is in session from9 a.m ..to 5 p.m " ·"tiel Wayne LOewe, trial< editor for the New York-based cable network. The trial is expected t(• last tintilmid-May. ' "It was a big news story when it happen'ed," he said. ''Tnis guy was basically ter. rori zing_ a whole community." - The November 2003 death of a 6.2-ycar-old woman being driven to a doctor's appointment alerted different law enforcement agencies to related shootings at vehicles on the south side of the city's outcrbelt freeway. Over the next th ree month>. drivers changed their routes. and targets expanded to houses and - veh icles on other hi ghway s. Charles McCoy Jr. has pleaded innocent hy reason of irl ~ani, ty to aggravateU murder :'md 23 other counts in 11 · linkeJ shootings. He niu ld face the death penalty If convic:tcd of the most serious c:harge for the one death. The e ntry of Court TV. which has·aired abou.t900 trials since 1991. will boot the local affiliates of the three major net works. who sti II will cover jury se lection. The cable network will make its video and sound available to them, r;1dio stations ,;1id a Franklin Wniversity business student who wants to make a documentary on the triaL The local stations said they agreed to the video sharing, since the perspective and analysis - comes from reporters covering the triaL Besides, "They got us a second camera position," said Tim Moushey. news operations manager for WBNS-TV, the Columbus CBS affiliate. That had been a sticking point in the cramped courtroom with a judge who expresses annoyance at · whirring and clicking cameras. Judge Chartes Schneider agreed to .allow bqlh a camera aimed ~~ the witness stand &nd a second remote-operated camera behind his bench. aimed at McCoy and the spectators. V. Federal Mogul- .341 USB-28.41 (lannett - 78.81 General Electric ~-35.82 . GKNLY ~ 5.00 Harley Davidson~ 57.12 JPM - 34,62 Kroger - 15.72 Ltd.- 23.35 NSC-35.27 Oak HI If Financial- 32.70 OVB-33 BBT-38.98 Peoples- 27.03 Cot~45.90 DG-22 DuPont- 50.38 Gallia Academy at Southeastern Softball Meigs at Eliver Valley Southern ·at Wahama . Gallia Academy at Southeastern Track Gallia Academy ·at Logan Eastem, South Gallia, Meigs; OVC at River Valley Tennis Gatna Academy at Jackson Wednesday's Games Baseball Athens at Gallia Academy · Chesapeake at River Valley Wahama at South Gallia Meigs at Wellston Miller at Eastern Waterford at Southern Softball . Gallia Academy at Athens Chesapeake at RiverJValley Meigs at Wellston I' Miller at Eastern Waterford at Southern Thursday's Game Softball Gallia Academy at Eastern Friday's Games Baseball Federal Hocking at Meigs Eastern at Belpre Southern at Vinton County Softball Fede,rat Hocking at Meigs Eastern at Belpre Southern at Vinton County · · Track Eastern at Coal Grove MEIGS COUNTY UNCLAIMED FuND$ AccouNTS 2005 · \ The following is a list of current or former county residents who had unclaimed iunds worth $50 or more reported to the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division ofUnchlimed Funds within the past year. Meigs at Vinton Co Invitational Eagles blank ·Vinton County Chqc k for your name and your relatives and friends.' names in this year's list. Owners ' riames are listed under the hometown of the last known address reported to the Division. If you see a possible name match, go to the Ohio Department ofCmpmerce's Web site at www.unclujmedfupdstrea·surebyot.objo.goy and click on the Treasure Hw1t icon. Follow the directions to print your claim form. Complete the fonn and mail it with a copy of the required proof to : The Ohio Dep~rtment of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds 77 South High f>treet, 20 th Floor' Columbus. OH 43215-6108 Remember: The ac<;ounts l'isted here are unly those $5'0 or moie received in the last year, so even if you don ' t sec your name here,check out the Web site at wmy.unc!ajmedfundstreasurehunt.ohjo.gov for a full list of owners. If you do not have access to the Internet, names and addresses of tuiclaimed accounts advertised in prior years are on file with your County Treasurer. as well a~ unadvertised accounts of less than $50. The Division will also search for accounts in names not appearing on those li sts. Send ·a list of complete names, along with the Ohio counties in which they may have uvcd, to the abov~ address. We will provide claim forms for possible matches. Ctty of Pomeroy City. of Racine Bailey Verda C Estate, 36332 New Allen Stacy, 39~74 Carpenter Hill Rd Bailey Lois G, 0 Box 686 211-213 East Secofld Street Baum berek, 34837 Tr 382 Evans Johnie F. PO Box 277 Flcm Rita. 32400 Pleasant View Rd Hager Harold, 32400 Pleasant View Rd. ~·fager Laura M, 32400 Pleasant View Rd , Hamm Mildred S, 32300 Pine Grove Hill Dallas, 50636 SR 336 Kauff Earl, 46700 Township Rd Mcfann kenneth, PO 80)1 732 Meigs County Shepherds Cl, 2Q.753 Oak Grove Rd Norris Darrell E. 24020 Hill Road Pyles Ralidy K, 28527 Oak Grove Rd stamm David.l P 0 Box 848 Stamm Kathy D, P 0 Box 648 Stemple Sheryl L, PO Box 166 Whitlatch Crystal L. 29966 Elige Hill Road Hope Road Bunevich Eileen, 4005 Cpester 140th Off c/o Natl City Bk Bunevich Theodore , 4005 Chester 1401h Off c/o Natl City Bk Wentz Frank: S, Rr 1 Carolina Ave · Baum Devon, 3483"7 Tr 382 Baum Martie, 34837 Tr 382 Cade Charles. 322 CondOr St Cade Faith. 322 Con~or St Cain Jimmy S, 153 Mulberry Ave Can8les Tiffany, 42820 Sl Rt 124 Cozart Linda S, 121 Union A11e City of langsville Cundiff Michelle, 30561 ·Briar Ridge Rd Duff Paul, 37111 Ca rp~n ter Hill Rd Johnston Randall C, 29690 Sanfofd Davis Rd O~finger Cha,rl es J, 314~5 St Rt 1·24 Fyffe Lawrence K. 42788 SR 681 Fyffe Stella, 42786 SR 681 Gibson Lana 0, Ro\Jte 4 Hupp Arnold , 33855 Hysell R._un Rd Jackson Michael. 1616lincoln Hill Jackson Victoria, 1616 Lincoln Hill Karr Horace W, 34671 Tr382 Kabler Karl A. 618 E Main St Krawsczyn W , 38479 Spencer Rd Livingston Herman, Union Terrace · Atherton Clarence, 61700 Slate • Hall Judy L, 61 B18 Route 124 Hitll Randall K. Route 1 ... Hall Randall K, Rt 1 Hall Randall V. 61818 R0ule 124 'Hawk Coy, R' F D #2 Mayle' Carpe, 50788 Rainbow Ridge Riley Naomi, 47620 Scout. Camp Road City · Honaker Karen , 4601 Millerro Howerton James A, 32300 SR 143 City o! Long Bottom ROute' 124" 1 C_ity .of Reedsville Meigs Gerieral Hospital , Murray Ma~garet, 286 Mulberry Aile Abbott Richard A, 52221 Rye Rd ' Brewer Ma~o~ie. 54824 8&1681 Coleman Norma S, 54177 Hudson Rd BoM 111 . . . _' Johnson ·C R, 39331 Bndle Rd ·Johnson Charles, 39331 Brldlo Rd Reed R8gina.O, .P.O. Box 5 Reed Steven M. PO Box 1 William~ S L, 53585 Number 9 Rd Gary l . 32719 Hysell Run R . Steams DeiQert H. 41357 Keebaugh FoUr · Stover, Rhonda, 206 Butternut A~e Sto~er Roy, 206 Butternut Ave Swann Steven, 208 Butternut Ave Tackett Erica G. 43883 Cherry Ridge Thomas Gladys E, 124 lincoln Hill Thomas Richard W, 124 lincoln Hill Villanveva Es Md, 505 Mulberry Heights Vining Peggy, 117 East Memorial Dr Priddy of Middleport Conde Sonn1e, Apt 26 Village MarlOf" Apis Dawson Errold, Rr 1 Johnson Darlene, 349 N .3rd Av Layman Hendren Pontiac, 34261 Titus Rd Mcgrath April , 346 Sycamore St Trlr ~:~~nR~~~d 1~~ i:ss~1M;.:n:~:: Dr r ~lty Brown Crage, 33986 New Lima Rd Coffey Debbie, PO BoJC 416. · '' Meadows ~rand!, 417 lincoln St Ramsburg Earl, 34261 Titus Rd , Slack lenore S, 449 N Jrd Ave Slee Amy I, 152 Diamond St Stein Donald l , 862 Logan St Wigal Chester G Jr, 147 S Jrd Ave . Wilson Tracy l. 407 1/2 Nibtginert St ~:~~~0~, ~~:~M4:! Zeigler Clair, Route 3 Mckinney William l , PO Bo,lt 185 ·Rathburn Bobby, PO Box 181 Warner Mary. Rt 1 Young Katherine I, PO Box 442 City of Portland City of Syracuse Proffitt J J, 54551 State Route 338 Houdashell Jon A1 PO Box 59 Road Will Marcella l, 36336 Texas Rd Will W Michael, 36336 Texas Rd 5 of Rutland The Ohio Departme~t o.fCornmerce Bob Tafl QUALITY Governor •Doug White·. David L Moore Director Superintendent BY SCOTT WoLFE · Sports correspondent Southern at Wahama Pepsico- 53.10 · Premier- 11.07 Rockwell- 56.24 Rocky Boots - 26.13 RD Shell- 61.40 SBC-23.83 Wai•Mart - 48.61 Wendy's- 39.56 Worthington -18.78 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. City of Chester Belpre humbles Southern~ a.:a TODAYS GAMES Baseball Meigs at River Valley Local Stocks ACI-44.45 AEP-34.89 Akzo- 46.15 · Ashland Inc.- 66.68 AT&T-19.15 SLI - 10.94 Bob Evans - 21.76 .BorgWarner- 47.45 Champion - 4.13 Charming Shops- 7.52 City Holding- 29.16 PREP BASEBALL Prep Schedul~ Winds will'be / 10 to 15 MPH from the east. · Wednesday, April 13 · Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) It should be a cloudy morning. We are predicting light rain. The rain should reach · 0_22 inches by this morning. Temperatures will hold steady around 47. Winds will be 10 MPH from the east. Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) lt will remain cloudy. There is a good chance we could see some rain. Temperatures will linger at 51. Winds will be 5 ·to I0 MPH from the east turning' from the northe~st as the. afternoon progresses. Tuesday, April12 of · 66 occurring around Moming (7 a.m:-Noon) 3:00pm. Winds will be 5 to 10 It looks like a cloudy morn- MPH from the southeast turnin·g. We are pred icting: light ing from tbe e.ust as the afterrain , The rain will start noon progresses. around II :OOwn . Expect 0.05 Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) inches of Tain by the end of · It's going to be a cloudy thi s morning._ Temperatures evening. Expect li ght · rain. will rise from 52 to 65 by late Rain should reach 0.14 inches th is morning. Winds will be 5 this evening. Temperatures ·MPH from the east turning · will fall _from 62 early thi~ from the so uth as the morning evening to 52. Winds will be progresses. I0 to 15 MPH from the east. · Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) Overnight (1-6 a.m.) It should be a wel and It should conti nue to be cloudy afternoon.. Expect cl.oudy. We are 'predict.ing light rain. The rain should moderate rain .. Accumulations reach 0.29 inches by the end of 0.71 itiche.s are predicted. of this afternoon. Temperatures tWill stdy near Temperatures will remain 48 with today\ low of 48 around 65 with today\ high occurring· around 6:00am. ·Highway shootings· trial to be broadcast live on Court TV BY CARRIE SPENCER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRI TER Tuesday, Apri112, 2005 ... • A TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern . improved to· 5-3 overall Monday with an 8-0 shutout of Vinton County in Tri- Valley Conference play. The Eagles received a solid pitching . effort from Krista . White, who fanned II and allowed six hits over seven scoreless innings of work, and pounded out I0 hits en route to claiming the non- · conference victory. Casey Smith guided the potent Green and White offense, going 4 for 4 at the plate and scored three time s m the triumph. 'Jen Armes also added three runs in the contest. White helped her own cause, go'ing 2 for 3 at the plate and driving in three runs. Brittany Bissell , Sara Barringer. Morgan Weber and Shana Snyder each had a hit for the hosts. After a 2-0 lead through three-plus innings, Eastern had three consecutive singles in its half ·or the · fourth. Weber, Snyder and Smith all reached safely during that span, allowing the Eagles to load the bases . · . A Viking error allowed Armes to reach safely_ to reload the bases, and Weber's run gave EHS a 4-0 advantage. White drove in Snyder on a fielder's choice, and Smith later scored on a sacrifice lly by BisselL . Armes would score on . a Barringer two-out single for . a 6-0 edge. ·smith .and Annes started more trouble ii1 the sixth, as both reached safely to start the frame. , White brought home Smith on a sac lly to center. and Armes added the final run on a Maroon· and Gold miscue. Kristen Collins managed half of the Vikings' six hits, going 3 for 3 in the setback. . Reed went 'the distanc~ in the loss. allowing two walks and striking out four in .the decision . Eastern will host Miller on Wednesday in a TVC Hocking diYision tilt. Game time is slated for 5 p.m. E•stem 8, Vinton County 0 Vinton Co 000 000 0 0 6 3 Eastern 101 402 k B 10 2 Reed and Krjsten Collins. Krista WM61 and Casey Smith; WP - White, LP - A-. Bryan Walters/photo Southern's Jake Hunter rounds t l1ird and 11eads home ege inst Belpre Monday at Star Mill Park. walk~ in going the dis- B~lpre hitters were Devan Cumpsion with three singles. RACINE -. Scorin g six ru1.s Jamcs .Re;ill with a doubl e ami over the first three inn.in&s. the single. Luke Nolan a home run. Belpre Golde n Eag les ro lled to and singles each by Dust in a convint:ing H-3 win over lhe Ada ms and Shm\e Colvin. young Southern Tornadoes Southern hitters were Brad Monday night in Tri-Vall ey Crouch who was 2-for-2 with Conference Hocking .Division two singles. Wes Riflle with baseball action at- Star Mill two singles, Pat Johnson a douPark. ble. and Butch Mmnhout a sinBelpre. now 6-1. is well on · gle . · its way to a great sew;oiJ. while Belpre went up 3-0 in the top the youthfu l Southe rn club (2- .of the first whe'n Adams sinfi) continues to gain valuable gled. Shane Colv'in was hit experienc,e. · with a piteh and Jordan Sophomor_e hurler Patrick Thornhill walked to load .the Johnson stillered the ioss with bases. Jame s Reali then fi ve innings or work. allowing slammed a two-run doubk to six hits, four walks. and -stri k- left. the Mike Kellison reached 'ing out tive. Brad Crouch came 01i a field erfs . choice that on in relief to walkju't one and brought home Thornhill for the strikeout two in two innings of 3-0 Belpre lead. . work. Sou thern ace Co le Southenr fou ght back in the Brown is sti ll out \vi th a severe · bottom of the first when Derek ankle sprain . Teaford .reached on ·an error. Belpre's Jnmes Reali picked Brml Crouch si~gled, and Nick up the Will wirll' five strikeouts -Buck walked to load the bases. Wes Riftle had :,n RBI single ;u]d Patrick Johnson a two _RBI double to ti e the score 3-3. In the seco nd inning Belpre plated two more runs. C umpston singled and stole second and was ·sacri ficed to third . hy Ross Dodd. Dustin Adams then had an RBI single and Shane Colvin:, had another RBI when he reached on a fielderis choice, the score 5-3 . . Belpre. B'elpre added ·a run in the third inning when tukc Nalon jacked one out of the park to left center for a home run. ·6-3 Belpre. Belpre added single runs for insurance in the fifth and six th i1.mings, then held on for the 83 \vi n. Southern ·goes to Wahama Tuesday. • Belpre ·a, Southern 3 Belpre 3 2 1 · 0 1 1 .0 - 8 .8 2 Soulhern 3 0 0 000 0 - 364 James Reali and Jordan Thorn hill. Pal Johnson, ~rad Grouch (5) and Butch Marnhout, WP - ·James Aooll LP - Pal Johnson. Eastern extends·wln streak to six BY BRYAN WALTERS bwalters@ mydailytriburie.com TUPPERS PLAINS Regardles s of · whill the headlines say, Eastern's winning st' r ea k reached six games a r t e r Monday' s 5-2 baseball victory over Vinton · County in Tri-Valley Conference action. The Eagles (8-1) rallied back from an, early tworun deficit to post four in the bottom of the ·third. then reliever Ryan Smith slammed the door shut on the Vikings for the non: conference triumph. Smith. who came in for Corey Shafter during the top of the third, struck out seven and allowed a single hit over hi s four frames of . wo_rk in clailning the viclory. The hurling duo also · ·added two hits apiece for the Green and White, who managed just six against Viking starter Jash Ousley in the cor~test : Singles by Sowers and Rose in the first gave the guests a 1-0 edge, and an error proved cost) y in the third when Lamb's single plated Simms for a 2-0 lead. The Eagles stormed back in the third, sending I0 batters to the plate in that pivot<il frame. . Chris .Myers walked and later · scored on Shaffer's one-out double; bringing the contest to 2- 1. Please see - Streak, 82- Trimble tames Meigs STAFF. REPORT sports@ mydai lytsenlinel .com GLOUSTER- The Meigs baseball team dropped its third straight decision following an II , 7 setback to Trimble Monday in . TriValley Conference action. The Marauders (5-3) managed just four hits against the Tomcats. who belted out 15 in the nort-conference win. Jeremy Blackston had two hits for the Maroon and Gold, who benetitted from seven errors oli the night. Southpaw Dave Poole was credited with the loss. · while Matt Christman picked up the victorv for Trimble. Me(gs looks to get back on the winning track today when it travels to Cheshire to take _ on River Valley. Game time is slated for 5 p_m. Trimble 11, Meigs 7 Meigs 003 112 0 - 7 4 2 Tnmble 122 141 JC - 11157 Dave Poole and Chuck Davis. Matt Christman. Anthony 0 11100 16) and Dillon , B. Barrett (~): WP - Chnstman, LP - Poole Bryan Walters/photo Eastern reliever Ryan Smith (10) delivers a pitch during Monday's Tri-Valley Conference contest -with Yinton County. Smith allowed one hi\ and fanned seven in a 5-2 win. PREP SOFTBALL ~--~--~--~~ , ------, Southern down·s Belpre, 7-5 Southern's BY ScoTT WOLFE Sports correspondent the second when Lindsay Southern pulled to within Buzzard reached on an error one rlm in the fourth inning and scored on a Bonnie Allen when Nicki Tucker singled. RBI single, the score 4-1. Ashley Roush siflgled.~ and Belpre added a single run Bonnie Allen had a single to RACINE - An Ashley Roush two- RBI double in the third when Water 'load the bases. Kasie Sellers brought home the tying and reached on an error and walked to force home a run, winning runs in fifth inning scored on a single by Laura then Whitney Rifl1e h<id a to give the Southern Green, the .score now 5-l. two-run single down the first Tornadoes a 7-5 win over the After the second inning base line: the score now 5-4. Belpre Golden Eagles (3-4) Southern made some great Bethanv Riflle led uff the Monday night in girls Tri- plays with Brooke Kiser fir- · Southern-fifth with a si ngle. ing home once to Bonnie Lindsay Buzzard singled. Valley Conference astion _ For Southern (4-5) the win Allen who held for the put and Nicki Tucka advanced was its second in a row and out · at the plate, then iri the the runners with a perfect gives the 'Doe.s a wave of seventh Joanne Pickens sacritice ·bunt to set up the momentum going into a non- caught a long lly and lirep a· ·'game-winning single and league game tonight against strike home to Allen's target twn-RBI hit. by Ashley. . to nail ·Nikki Epperly at the Rou>h . the 'core now 6-5 Wahama. Belpre went ahead 4-0 in · plate .Kasie Sellers also had a Southeni. Two strikeouts left two Southern runners strandthe second inning when couple big plays in center. Southern's defense had its After the fourth inning. ed after Allen had walked. one bad inning . Three >ingles Kiser allowed only two Southern added an imur(Nikki Epperly, Sunni Belpre runners to reach ba>e. a nee run in the sixth \\hen Randolph, Abby Wilson) and Kiser battled back to have a Whitney Rifl1e tripled and three errors gaye Belpre the great game and overcame the Joanne Pickens tripled her lead. Southern miscue; to po>tthe Please se'e Southern. 8 2 Southern plated on~ run in win.· I , amJ five lance. hustles out an infield hit during the third inning of Monday's 7-5 victory over Belpre. Pickens· had two hits in the contest and • also added an outfield assist in \he TriValley Conference win . Bryan Welters/photo ' . ' �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, Apt·i l www. mydailysentinel.com 12, 2005 Tuesday, April 12, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com ,. m:rtbune - Meigs··miscues ~prove costly at Trimble BY BRYAN WALTERS bwalters@mydatlytnbune com ' bnlltlln ol the tlrsl. tolloweu bv hack ~ t o-back ~ ~ 101s. e:.lve tl-ie IHl..,t Tome<~ ! ' .t 2-0 f,Jg~: Cl-ASSIFIED the bonom Haning. who was creu•ted ot the stxth wnh the loss. all owed olll B•ooks edl lled run ollld 110 walk s ~ tn g l ed. then wil lie lanmng five 111 the co n ~ecu\ t 're co mpl ete game setbdt:k. passed h.tll s Woodge ru slluck out tlnee .t I I o 11 e d Wood gerd l o .111d walked none 111 the win o,;core for .1 lMe1gs lla vels to Cheshire 2 lead tod.ty to take on R1ver Valley dfll'l .Ul l lllllllf!.. GLOUSTER F11e Til~.· l!cllllC wotlld l l!Jlldl ll t'tTOI' ulllllMidy kd to the IIUJ II ,1\ Ulllli the stxlh . \1 hen d!..!llll~C or Me t g~ Montl.ty Ill the .YhtlllOll .tnd Gold p l <~tcd a 4-2 se thdck to l 11rnhle 111 .t Jlll1 nn con seniti\ c smg les Tn -Y.dley Conk•c nce "'11- hy S.un .mt ll.t PICrt'e. 'vleitd b<~l l pl.l) Who~n ,tn d Renee Ba1l ey The M.11 .1Uders (5-1) P1elle scored on B.n ley's hn . reL'tHved .1 ..,o Ja.l pttL: htng whik Who~nL.Illle honie .tile• ellort f10m st.ute1 Joey " Tiimblc eno1 The sc01e H.nung. hut three une.1111eu was lied al two <~ltcl the lUlls dllllll)!. lhe llll>CIIC-Ii lkli ~1.11\IUU C! lul l of the SIXth cnntcst LJme bac.:k to h~n111t \lVoo'"h~ e J'lL w ho c l ~lll11 cd the so uthpo~ w sl,ulel both · the vtC!t;rHllts uec tsto n on the earlv .llld l<~t c mound. he lped he1 """ Ba ,·k-t o - b<~ck hn s ,, the cause w1 th a leauort Si ngle 111 A Smith tn r Assoc1ated Press ORLANDO. Fla Le Bt on J.tmes " c.lrrv rng th e Cle;e l.llld C<~v.tflet ~ clo~>< n the >l•etch. Playtng the e nt11e g.11ne }e( dga1n . J.tme s h.tcl JJ poulls, ~even 1ebounJ .... stx assiSt' ,tnd five ste.tls in leau111g the Cavaliers to a 114- I 06 wrn over the Or l.mdo M.1g1c on Monday nigh t In C l eve l<~mJ' s la st 14 ga mes, James has played 48 mmutes - or long er - SIX r11nes . .. "My eng in e is t unn!ng .. 1 sa id J,uues, whose 42 I min ute s pe t ga me are second only to Allen Iverson " I'm not goin g to turn it otf until aftet the ~se ason. •· The Cavailers came mlo Orlando strugglrng, hav1ng lost f1ve ot seven and 14 of 15. on the road Hu t they moved a step closer toward extendm~ the1r season by anot her tou1 ga mes. at the Streak · from Page 81 E.tstern tied the game at two when an error allowed Shaffer to cross home, and Ken Amsbary 1eached second safely on the mrscue. Amsbary sc01eli on Smllh's RBI smgle thai led lu a 3 -~ le.1sl Cle , el,mu (40-37 ). took a ha ll-game · le.td ow• 1dk Phil.llieltiht a lor the seventh seed rtf th e Eastern Con ference pl.tyo tt s. <~nd .1 two -game ledd ove r nHllhplace New Jersey Th ~y .tlso stayed Wi thi n two g.t mes of sixth -place Washtn gtun. The W1 z.ud s. who be~a l Mtl wa ukt!c 11911 2. VISi t Clevelanli on Fnd.1y. " It' s up to us 11 we want to go 10 the pl<~yolt s," J,un es s.ud "We know te .un s .tre cha" . ng... ~IS We're ., qi lt chastn g te.un s. too Jame s w.tsn ' l the onl y Caval1er Ill see eX tenued playrng lime. Drew Guolien lwei 27 pllttm· 111 42 mtnutes. wh1le Jell McinniS had l(i pOintS and etght USSIS[S Ill 39 1111n utes Robert Tray lor (3 1 mmutes) tied I11S c. ~ree r l11gh wr th 20 pomts " I h<rven ' l see n Tractor play li ke th iS rn a long ttme ," James said Dwight Howa1 d had 23 point s aod I0 rebounds for edge Smit h scored Joel Lynch' s smgle for th e tworun led. Myers an d Smllh combined to add an insurance -run m th e SIXth, as Myers reached on an error to lead off the innmg Snuth executed a hrt and run · to perfection, as hr s srngle allowed Myers to score from second lor the 5-2 advantage M.11.tuuer nl.llchup. Game time is sl.lled ~: t r o r allowed Brooks In scme the fm 5 p m. h n.il tun ot th e g.tme Trimble 4, Me1g_s 2 B11mks and Wooclge1 d both Me1gs 000 002 0 - 255 h.td l ~>< o htl s t01 the hosts . Tnmble 200 002 K - 4 6 1 Joey Hanmg and Megan Garnes whi le Wh itney Smnh pound- 4N oodgerd and Andrews , WP ed out a pa•r 111 the loss . "V'Joodgerd lP - Hamn g Bl ack LabJAel never m1)( 1 year old grllat With Ch ild re n needs room to run Call Ousley surrendered four walks and recorded nrne stnkeouts rn the setback. Eastern Will host Mrller on Wed nesd ay in a TYC Hockmg d1vrsion tilt Game t1me is slated for 5 p.m. Easlem 5, VInton County 2 V1nton Co 110 000 0 - 243 Eastern 004 001 x - 561 Josh Ousl ey and J D Rose Corey Shalfer Ryan Sm1th (3) and Terry Durst WP - Sm1th LP - ~ • Bryan Wallerslphoto Southern shortstop Ash ley Roush makes a t hrow to f1rst durmg Monday's 7·5 wm over Belpre. Southern from Page 81 ilome with the RBI. and 7-5 SHS lead. Southelll held on for the wm. Southe111 h111 ers we re Whi tney R1ttle wnh .r tnple and smgle. Joanne Picken s a tripl e and · smgle. Ash ley Roush a double and smgle, and Bonnte All en 2-2 wnh two s1n gles and .1 wo~lk Bethany Rll'tle had a single. L1nd say Buzzard " Si ngle. and Nikkt Tucker a sing le Belpre h1t1ers were Sunm Randolph wnh a 2-2 mght and two s•n gles, Andrea Water 2-4 w1th a tn ple aod Sin gle Abby Wilson two Slll gJes. ,111q N1kk1 Epperly .mel Lau1Ll G1cen ead1 sJn gles Kiser p1ckcd up with win With lWO stnkeOUIS aoU Olle w.tl k '" .1 g re <~l effort Despt te a shabby SHS defense Kr se r eve ned he1 personal record al 4-4 . .tnu diu an excepttonal JOb while halllmg hack fHlm beh tnd to p1 ck up tile w111 . Asil ley Ha m11ton SLI Ifered the loss w1 th fi ve stl ikeo uts and lo ur walks and also p1tched we ll . Southe1 11 goes 10 Wahama today. • Belpre Southern Southern 7, Belpre 5 04l 000 0 - 0 10 321 ~ - Brooke K1ser and Bonme Allen 582 7 11 4 Ashley • Ham111 on and N1kk1 Epper ly WP - Brooke K1 ser LP - Ashl ey Ham1ilo n MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 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P9rter Ohto 385·9948 (74 0)44 6-7444 1·877·830· j420 MOBILE HOME'l 9162 Free Est1mates Easy FOR New 3 Bedroom Horne only ftnanctng 90 days same as $198/month Includes ale del!very and set up 74(). 2 bedroom all electnc very cash Vtsa/ Master Card 385·9948 nrce tn ctty no pets Phone Dnve· a· flttle save alot mRSALE Ray & Sons Complete Car Cleamng Help Wanted , Must nave Drrver s Lrcenses (304 )675· 7375 NEW AND USED STEEL Steel BeamS.\. P1pe Rebar For Concrete Angle Channel Flat Bar Steel Grattng Fo r Oratns Drtveways & Walkways L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday Tue sday Weelnesd ay & Frrday Bam 4 30pm Closed Thur sday Saturday; & Sunday (740)446- 7300 $3 495 00 Call (740) 385· ence requrred Apphcatrons w1th resumes 'Aotll be accepl· ed until 4 OOpm on Apnl 20 2005 al th e Chesh11e ofirce GMCAA rs an Equal Opportuntty Employer McClure s Restaurant now htrrng all localtons fu ll or pa rt·t1me prck up .applica t1 on at locat ron & brrng back between I 0 OOam & 11 OOam Monday l hru Saturday Ml<;<_fU.AN[()liS Mf.MCHANOL~E RfN! Deluxe 1997 Patnot 16!i40 Modern I bedroom apt Call 1 bedroom vmyl stdmg (740)446 -0390 shmgle roof thermopane wtndows 2x6 exterror watts N 3rd Ave Middleport 1 patro door w1th apphances bedroom lur nrsned apart· w/d hp 9x24 shed porch ment depostt & references 9!i 12 add on room stmage no pets (7 40)992 0 165 bulldmg membe r~ htp One BA apartment in Spnng Resort Area Racme Ohto Valley $290 per month plus $22.000 1740)992-001B deposrt WI D hookups For Sate 1979 Homette 2 (7 40)339 0362 (740}388 . bedroom wlcentral air 0017 • to Auto Parts & Accessories ......................... 760 Auto Repair ............. ....................... .... 770 Autos for Sale ... ... ...... ............... ................. 710 Boals & Motors for Sale ................ ..... .... ... 750 Building Supplies .. .'.................................... 550 Business and Buildings ............, .... .. 340 Business Opportunity.... ................ 210 Business Training ... .. ... ........ .... ...... 140 Campers & Motor Homes . .. .............. ... 790 Camping Equtpmen t . .. .... .. .. ..... .... .. 780 Cards of Thanks ..... ... ......... . ., .. . ... 010 Child/Elderly Care .................... . .... ... 190 Electricai/Refngerat•on .... ... .. ...... .. .... 840 Equipment lor Rent . ............ ·-···· . .. 480 Excavating .. ..... . .. ..................... .. 830 Farm Equipment. ..... . ... ... .. ......... .... 610 Farms for Rent .............. ..... .............. 430 Farms for Sale ......... ....,. ............ .•.... . .. 330 For Lease . .. ... ... .. ... . . .. .... . .. ... ... .. 490 For Sale ....... .... .. ... . . ... ... .. .. .. .. ... 585 For Sate or Trade ... ........... ., .•. .... ....•. 590 Frulls & Vegetables ...... ,............. .. ....... 580 Furnished Rooms .............. ..... ...... .. 450 General Hauling ................................ ... 850 Giveaway. ... .. . . .. .............. .... _, ... ..... 040 Happy Ads ... ... ....... .. .. . .. .. .. ...... . .. 050 Hay & Grain ............ -...,-:::.. .. ...~:= 640 Help Wanled ... ... .. ............. _............. 110 Home Improvements............................... 810 Homes lor Sale ............................. ...... .... 310 Household Goods ......................... ....... 510 Houses tor Rent.. .......... ............... ....... 410 In Memonam ........ ................................ ... 020 Insurance. .. ... .. ..... .. ... ... ........ ........ 130 Lawn & Garden Equipmenl... ... ........ .... 660 LIVeSIOCk ........................... ...................... 630 Lost and Found... .............. ... ............. ... 060 Lois &·Acreage .........'.... .. ............... .. .... 350 Mlscetraneous........................................... 170 Miscellaneous Merchandise .... ............... 540 Mobile Home Repair ..........,...................... 880 Mobile Homes lor Rent. ... ... ... . .. .......... 420 Mobile Homes lor Sale ........ .................. 32Q Money lo Loan ..... ...........: ........ .................220 Molorcycles & 4 Wheelers ......................... 740 Musical Instruments ............................... 570 Personals ................................................... 005 Pols lor Sale .............................................. 560 Plumbing & Heallng .................................... 820 Professional Services ................... .............. 230 Radio TV & CB Repair ...............................180 Real Eslale Wantod .....................:.......... ..,.. 360 Schoolslnstructlon ... .........,........................150 Seed , Plant & Ferllllzer .............................. 650 Situations Wanted ....................................... 120 Space for Rent ............................................ 460 Spoiling Gooda ,.................~ ... ..................... 520 SUV'olor Sale...................., ....................... 720 Trucks lor Sale ............................................ 715 Upholstery ........... .... ................................... 870 Vins For Sate ............................................... 730 Wanled to Buy ............................................ 090 Wanted to Buy· Farm Sup pilei .................. 620 W.nled To Do ...... ............... ,....................... 180 Wanled to Rent ....................................:....... 470 Yard Sate. Gallipolis ..........................: ........ 072 Yard Sate.Pomaroy/Middlo .........................074 Yard Sat.-PI. Pleuant ................................ 076 AI'AIU\ lEN'lS fDR Lost on Aprrl 1st Garfield Applrcattons li"Jr Secretartal COOROINATOR/RN Ave area Small lemale tn· Posrtton avatlable at 2309 SUPERVISOR Help Wanted colored Beagle Ca ll Jackson Avent,~e Must -be returned rn person by 4pm Counter Sales Loca l electrr· (7 40~446 038 t cal d rstnbuto r Send resume Scentc Htlls NLHstng Center Frrday Apr il 22 a Tandem Haalth Care Fac• 1tty :s ;,cck ng a se lect AVON • All Areas l To Buy or HR Oepanmem lew to JOrn ou r OIJtstandtng Se ll Slutl ey SfJuur s 304· flO Box 6668 Development Staff 675 1429 Hun1n1gton WV 25704 Coordmator to educate ~n Y1Hil t:or fax to 301'1 ·697· 8115 nur smg personne l on restDoor to Doo r Sa les GA I.I IIUI.I' dent care po iK:!es an d regu· Representat ives Help wanted Dar st Adult Vard Sale 99 Mam Street m Satellite Insta ll ers G re'at Group Home (740)992 lattons Candrdate wrll have a valrd Professronal Nurstng Crown Ctty Vtllage Wed· Commrssmns ca ll Today 5()23 ' Lrcensc and at least two Fnday 9a m-? Ram or shrne (304)675-7 105 years expe rience m Cl sk riled An tiq ues Drivers Needed Help Wanted General nursrng factltty We offer 074 YAMll SAI.EC::OL Dnvers w1lhng 10 dnve Labor Call (740)2<15·9559 e!ice llent bene lr ts anQ a POI!EIIOI/Mumr F for local ready rnr!i co mpa wonderful work envtron ny Experrence ts preferred men! Please apply to Home Health Care of SEO ts but not necessary Dr tver Carp ort Sale· Thursda y acceptrng applrca tt ons tor At1n. Dtanna Thompson , musl be w1llmg to do pre· Apr1l 14th 9·3 Lasher AdmtSSIO'n Nu rse matnlenance on tr ucks & HR Road Tako SA 124 from Compet rtrve wages w1th equrpment yard WOrk & Scen1c Hills Nursing Rutland, ftrst road to left Oeneltts, ca ll 1740)662·1222 Cenler Baby Furntture an d 1tems o ther mrsce llaneous chores 311 auckrldge RQad cleat!; Longaberger home E)(penence operatmg equtp· Bidwell, OH 45614 mtenor stove, moret Ram men t & extra skil ls such as lmmedtate Ooen1ng for Part· weldrng a ptus Ttm e Dr rver at Maso n Ph· 7401446·7150 or shrn e 740·742·8200 Ca ll (304)937-341o County Actton G(oup INC , Fax · 740/446w24J8 Au ·riC)Nt\M J Email admlruhn@ must have a current Dnver s FLf~\ Fostercare Gtvers Needed Ltce nses have a clean tandemhealthcare.com Become a Therapeuti C care Dnvtng R ecord and be wtl l Carolina Flea Market Now gtver you wr ll be retmbursed mg to work 1lextble hours SF/DF/EOE Open Outs1de Acce ptrng $30 545 a d ay for the care of ~ubmrt Resume wrl h HR @tandemhealthcare.com Vend ors Yard Sa les a chr1d rn your home References or Apphcatrons Produce Fn ·Sat·Sun Tratnmg begms tn Aprtl for can be ptcked up fro m 150 5<:H001.>; more mlo call Oasr s Ma sGn County Aclton INSlltUC'llON F os t ~ rc a r e T herapeu tiC Group JNC Please Albany Oh Jolt Free 1·877 · 1espond ASAP Apply tn Galltpolls Career College 325· 1558 Confidence to Ruth Rr ce, , (Ca reers Close To Home) Transportatron Manager by Call Todayr 740-446-4367, Ab so lute Top Dollar U S Part ttme pos1t1on avarlable Aprrl 15 2005 Ma rl or 1-800·2 14-0452 greetmg Deliver to Mason County Silve r and Gold Co1ns merchandrslng NNW ga lh pohsca•eercollege tom Proofsets. Gold Rr ngs U S cards & related products tn Actro n Group JN C PO Box Ac wrtl\Ji!ed M~rrHJe • A ~c ret1111ng Currency ·M T S Com Shop local retarl store s Pr efer 12 iOi 2nd Street Pt Coun<.:tl fo• ludepandenl Co llege~ 151 SGcond Avenue mature md1vr(:fuals Interest· Pleasant WV 25550 No and Schools 12748 ed rn workrng up to 20 hrs Phone Ca lls Please EOE , 170 Gallipolis 740-446·2842 per week Call 1·800-5 43· MIF. NA ML'it:F.I.IANI.OUS \ 11 4 110 ask for terntory ext Mobt le H ome Park Interested tn Sellmg ca ll 2658 Amer1ca n Gree tmg Local Plumbmg and Heatrng DIRECT TV Free 4 roo m Corporation EOE [304 )675·3423 Company m nood o t a l1ua'kup Frett HD 81g Sc;reen Plumber w1tn a mrntmum of TV 80Q.263-2640 5 years expenence Salary WAtvllD based on expenence 1180 4x4's For Sale ......... ................... ................ 725 Do Interested applicants please Announcement .............................. _.......... 030 send resume to Plumbe r, Antiques .... ............... ................................ 530 P 0 Box 122 Jackson OH Ad ult Care 111 your Home Apartments for Rent .................................. 440 AnyttmE;l' (304)675-6781 45640 Aucllon and Flea Market. ..................... .. ..... .. I r Gold Etectrtc Cook Stove (304)675·4046 Reaeh 3 co·u nties i o\ 'fHIH f.S HI .I .I' W.\N' II.I I Ousley ......._. ..................................................................................................... .. \WI 740 669 6006 Free to Good HomA Pupptes Male and Fema le wtll be medtum stze dogs (304 )576 3030 Odando 135-42 ). lose IS of .tnolhel M.rgrc turn over. Jeff tour sltdtgl1t anJ lr ve ut srx. McinniS made two free The Magrc arc 4 1n games throws tor a 92-86 lead w1th behrnd tl1e 76eiS With live 7·07 re ma1nin g and games rem.tm Jng Cleve land soon re-estab" It hlll't s re.t ll y bad. there's lished 1ts IO-p01nt margm no ·doubt abo ut th.ll ... surd The M.lgtc shot 55 percent 1oteri"m co.tc h Chlis Jent. 4-9 but wet e done in by 24 stnce lL1king ovet l ot the tu 1nove1S. one short of therr lt1 etl. Johnn y Da viS. "It 's SC d SOil WU! st. , "Maybe we' re tryr ng a lit1ea ll y diSappOin ti ng." Ste ve Frt~ tl<.: t s al so s<.:ored tle bn too hard," .l ent sa1d 21, Wh 1l c DeS haw n " We're try tn g to make the Stevenson h.td 2 1 home-run plays rnstead of Jam es see med to h,1 ve st,tytn g bas r ~ 1 stay rng solid . se.tl ed the w1n e.rtly tn the mo v111g th e ba ll to the open qn a1te r. putt in g llldl1. " . lm u th Cleve l.md up 86- 76 wllh a Notes: Orlando last posted th• ee-potnl p l <~y otf his own b,,ck-to-baek losmg seasons mi ss or ~ J-potn tel Alter a tn I 9\10-\l t and Y I - Y2 1n turno ve1. Goode n lollowcd June I9\12. the Magic draft w1th a w1dc-open dunk. ed ShaqLulle O'Neal , and II But foll owtng ,, luneout, non -loSing se .tso ns lot Orlando's gambl e on a tull - lowed Cleveland center court press p~ud oil. Forcmg Zydruna s ll gauskas m1 ssed turnove rs on lour .strar gh t h ~> folllth straight game with possess ions. the Magic a d1S ioc.1ted nghl ring finger. blitzed back Within two ... Anderson YareJao was hrt point s. wrth a techmcal foul early in James restored order by the second quarter after drawmg a foul dod smkmg angnly react ing to Stacey the free throw s tor a tour- Augmon flattening him durpomt advantage . Followmg mg a dri ve Shaffer and Smith each had two hits for the victors, wllil Lynch and Cody Gerl ach providrng the other safet1es Covey JO ined Sowers, Rose and Lamb w1th a h'n ap 1ece tor the Y1krngs. • Shaffer struck out four m the no deciSion . and neither . EHS hurler allowed a walk l.r j4'll llf.l.l' \\'.IN'! Ill !O illl used schOol band mslrumEjnts. Trum pe ts 8 to 10 dille rent s1ze Saxophones TrOmbones Gatvan1zed P1~ Call etc Older Nrn te ndo games (30'4)675-35 15 between Large lots only (740)388 5 00·8 OOpm 8692 James, Cavaliers magic~l against Orlando BY MIKE BRANOM (,1\L·\\\ \\ KIT & CARLYLE 110 W vm·'ll ' - - - - ' Olde• non -conjere nce ,1 The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 r 1740)256-6574 Male b lac~ · tan , 2 -Female red , Frrst -sho ts Wprmed Re gistered Ready Aprrl 23 Takmg Depos1ts askrng $300 (304)593-3820 Pitt Bull pups Wtll be ready on 4 9 05 Takrng deposits Call (740 )388-890 1 or (740)388·8596 r M USICAL I~'J'RUMEIVIS Thompsons Appltance & Repatr-675-7 388 For sale, G regory AMP 100 Watt re-c ondrtto ned automatiC Dual Channels, 1 Upngl11 washe rs & drye~s . refngera- Mrcrophone All fo r $50 00 tors gas and electnc 992·2529 ranges a rr cond1t1oners and wnnger washers W1fl do VEGITABLES reparrs on major brands tn shop or at your home Kessel 's Produce Used Fu rmlure Store 130 Amrsh cheese & lunch Bulavtlle Prke Appltances me ats (resh lru tt & veg mattresses dressers Open Thurs . Fn, Sat t m11e couches. drnettes rech ners west of Holzer Hosprtal on grave monuments much Jeckson Pike ph (740)446 more {740)446·4782 7787- 740 339·213 t Galllpohs, OH Hrs 11 ·3 (M· FoR S) We buy used fur mture r FRurrs& r I • ______., • SALE: Atvll\.IUES 6 rental umts on 4 lo ts Yearly rncome over $26,000 Home listings. Some owner f1nanc1ng pos1-UR REN'J Buy , or sell Rrve rrn e Ltst your home by callrng Anttques, 11 24 East Matn srble (740)446 -4313 (740)446-3620 1 & 2 bedroom apartments on SR 124 E Pomeroy, 740- 60'X 120wMetal rooted build· on Beech Street tn 992·2526 Russ Moore, ng__$.5.Q(L00 Can 740-985· Vtf/W photos/In to online. Mitldleport turmshed utrll· owner 4372 hes pat d, deposrt & refer PRICE REDUCED' New Anttque Mall Opemng Bedroom tu rrlt ture e nd enCes Jequtred no pet s, f edwood Cape Cod Soon Off 177 & US At 33 tn tables , m1crowave stand atr (740)992-l\165 ~ome 9 5 Acres, 4 Downtown Ravenswood, condthoner treadmtll wed· ~room , 2 Bath 2 Car 1 and 2 bedroom apart· lfJV Deater spaces avarlabl e drng dress. prom dresses ~arage, Above Ground ments turn1shed and unlur feasonabl e charges for ou tdoor Call shutters f.:>oi Bidwell, OH n1shed sec urtty depostt Booths Don't m1ss lhts (74 0)~56-1304 ~tacked Pond Code 914 reqwred no pets 740-992 Chance lnformatton call 1 \tnl .... t t'l'ttt s ~' Call j740)3BB·?4 10 22 t 8 Fred (304)532·2710 or ~'\ I I \I s 10 ( h. (304 )273-2746 bedfOOm, 3 Oa th , 4 5 BEAUTIFUL APART· eras , 2 5 car garage MENTS AT BUOGET ackson, OH $250.000 PRICES AT JACKSON 1rm Code 2255 or call ESTATES, 52 Westwood 740)286 -475() Onve from $344 to $442 14 l oot pool shde and 6 foot 1100 gal lrqurd ma nure Walk lo shop & mOVIes Call dt'ltn9 board Call {740)446 sp reader 4 rw Not1ll corn Point Ple asant WV 4 740·446·2568 Equal 4536 I plariter 40 little G1an1 bedroom , 1 bath Many Houstng Opportuntty Elevator JO Semr mount 3 memt1es Code 2165 or CONVENIENTLY LOCATw 24·32' 3staiiPoleBarn Fm 14w ploWs 1 row carOUSfill (304)675·41 25 ED & AFFORDABLE ! storage only Prtvate Holland Transplanter Hyd Townhouse apartments, $200/mo on At 7. Gallipolis tobacco press w1th 3 bo~Ces tn lrne APP 3000 tobacco and/or small ho~ses FOR (7 40)446 -4782 MOBILE HOMES RENT Call 1740)441-\111 Couch blue w1th Incliners strcks, New Holland gnnder tor applicatiOn & tnformat1on FOR mllter 2 1/2 ton 10 Ford Recltne r bl ue Good Trasport diSC 3000 lb cattle Condllton S 150 both will sell Downtown Pt Pleasant All scales new, 4 young Angus 1993 Mansion mot:ule homeElectnc one bedroom separately Computer table bulls tobacco seeder , 4x60 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Apartment tor rent Deposit $25 \304)675·3448 [740)256·1352 total electric good condition, & References requ rred JET central air stove refngerator, (304)675·3 7811 Auctron Saturday Apnl 16 AERATION M010RS must be moved, $8,000, 10 OOam (740)949-9016 Furn,1shed 2 & 3 room apts Repaired New 4 AebiJtlt In Over 50 Lawn Tractors Clean , no pets Reference & StOGk Call Ron Evans, 1· GatorsiATV's 2002 ClaytOn ,16)180 moblki depostl requtred Call 800·537·9528 OVER 30 FARM home Sh ingled root- (740)445-1519 www.orvb.com APARlliiFNIS .. r == r.r .~o-oiEQui i li Fi i~l'l\Oi~i iliNli tio_.l all r 525.999 7817 SALE: TRACTORS Call 1740)448- Gracrous hvtng 1 a.nd 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage and A 1~ e r s1 de IMntory Clearance, New 3 Mat1or bedroom home Apartments 1n Middleport $239 00/ rnonttl Includes From $295-$444 Call 740A/C , Delivery and Set-up 992·5064 Equal Hous'ing Opportunttles Call M•ke. (740)385· 7571 Pole Barn 30x50x10 • $6 ,795 tncludes Painted Metal, Slider Free Delivery 24x32~C1 0· $4 595 40x64x12 $13 995 (937)599-77-40 http /lnattonwrdeooltborns qom BALERSIRAKESITEODEAS (740)446-241 2 Midway between Gallipoli s and RIO Grande on C®nty Aoad 35 Carmrcl'lael EQ,tJipmen1 ' • • -· •• �' ' Page 134 • The Daily Senli,nel ' . ' Genu1ne ·Bush. Hog ' 7' has 95 3000 G T M1! Sub1Shl 1997 Ford Conversion Van. 2003 Baylmer, 18 112 FT::.. new blades and bolts Garagert»kep( A Loolt,er 74,000 m1les, excellent con- Open Bow, 8 Passenger, Needs 40-50 HP tractor $'7 ,000 F1rm (304 )675-3631 dillon. new t1res . $9,800, 135HP Acyl Mercr,user. 37 • ('74b)992-2945 ~ hours of runn ing time 304-882-2~96 f6i> L Ll\ t<:snx_·h. ___ 33rd Annu al Bentley P1g' Sale Fr1day. A1.ml 15th 7 30prn Fayette c;ount~· Fa1rgrounds. Wash ngton Court House Roger Bentley (937)564·2398 4· H Market Meat Goats Mason. County born and ' ratsed (304)882·3 144. Fatr Prgs tor S.:ile Wa llis' Farm Southstde 1304)675 4007 garage kept $12,500 1998 Astra van, 48,000 (304)67~·5041 miles wheelchair tlrt. ac. cassette player. (740)742· 84 Bayliner 19FT, wltrailer. 8612 Cubby Cabm, Runs Good 99 Chevy Malibu LS V6. 4door. au toma tiC , fully loaded cD alummum whe els 65.000k. $4.795 1740)379-2748 ~~------_,_ $3 200 080 (304)675-8056 Auto Listings. . 'Ltst your auto by callm g (740)446-3620 $6,800'. Call (740)339·1620. (304)675·2039 $6.995 080 1982 Honda 500 Trt ke Fartng w/stereo s.ystem Dk blue Evenmgs (740)256· 6870 $3,000 Reg Pa nt and Reg Quarte horses- Also Hallltngers (740)446·3413 Yearltng Ang us Bulls Mostly A I excellent bloodlines priced reaSonably Sla~ Ru n Farm , Jackspn (140)286 . 5395 www sfaterunfarm com r 1984 Ford F-150 XLT, 351W. Automattc, Runs ~~od Code A25 or Call (740)446·3620 1993 Ford Mustang LX, 4 yl. Automattc. Runs P'ood Code A26 or Call (740)446·3620. . 1960 Wtllys Jeep Truck, Runs Good New Parts k'iew Online or Call Tobacco Plants for sale Ca II (740)446·3620 140)446·78 43 I For Sale Rtdtng Lawn mow ers (740)446·35(15 15 Complete small engine repair James on SAVINGS 1998 30' !1Ith wheel travel tratler double slide. excel· lent condttton $13,900 phone ( 7 40)698-931~ FOR SALE ROGER HYSELL GfiRfiGE Auto & Truck Repair 3 miles west of on State Rt. 124 ' 992-5682 ahe' 6pm 1740)256·8136. · liRA Concealllll I'JrUlme Clau Sa1Urday April. 2J, 2005 9:00A.M. M~son VFW $75.00 i$25.00 Non- Ps , Refundable Deposit) Cal740-992-9444 or Email pt'rsunb @verizon. Net WV. UH and all legal statrs must be 21. 2004 883 Harley Dav1son black, 4.700 mtles, $7,500 (740)645·3230. .\( REE 2004 Harley Davidson 1200 Custom Sportster, toaded, ~IONl ' MEI\T ttfu l new pamt and top $4,750 (304)654·5211 or (740)446-7484 ·HERE 1994 Camara Red 3 4 liter $2,500, prtce neg (740)388· 8901 1994 whtte Thunderbi rd. loaded. excellent conditiOn VB $3,200 or best olfer (740)388-9875 r Call (740)446·2342 For Details 1995 Camara. Stiver. T·Tops, -;;::::;;;:;::=~ Black lntenor Ptoneer CD ;:r Playa' 5-Speed, 6 Cyhnde,, Runs & Looks G re at · ~ FOR SALE 150,000 miles S3 400 OBO - call (304)593-6957 . 2001 Lincoln Navtgator 1997 Mustang Converttble, AWD, 5.4 VB, 3rd row seat· New Top 4 new Tires. Front tng, cassette/CD·changer, end Alignment & Sttck~ , Air, heated /cooled-seats, low Crutse Tilt, Rd"'wer Windows mtles, e~ecellent condJtlon , & Seats . Factory Stereo. $23,5QO, (740)453·5535. CD/Tape. V6. Automattc. Excellent ConditiOn 85.000 2003 Chevrolet Tra.lblazer mtles(304) 576·2383 E).<T LT 4x4 3rd row seating, loaded , garage kept 1998 Dodge Durango, Excellent condt!ton $8.000 080: 1984 Monte $24 500 (740)446-'7484 or Carlo SS $5.500 OBO Call (740)441 -741 1 (74o)446·oao5 1999 Dodge Intrepid , Good Cond ttton , Clean $4,000 4 875 6986 (30 ) • 2000 Foret. Contou'r, fully loaded Asktng S3,500 Ftrm Call 740-742·2215 after 5·oo PM 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. Stiver Leather CD· lntenor, 10-0tsc Changer,· automahc wtn· dows & locks. crutse contrOl , 76,000 mtles 515,000 Call (304)593·6957 2000 Mercury Mysttque. Whtle, 4 door. sedan. 58.000 mites, $4 600 (740)446·1294 a:tter 5pm 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT. Red , 4 doo r, 360 automattc. 37 000 mites. $16.500 OBO (740)256·16 18 6200. 0' (740)256· BoATS Construction MOTORS J<'U~ S..u.E • All Your Hum..: Improvement :-.Jecd" • Siding • Wtndow s • Decks • Porches 14' Sportspal Loanltned: , 16' Runabout-35 Johnson; 14' Skt-Boat· 75 Evenrude. • CeJamiC l'tle & ~~---iiiiiiliiiiiiio_,. 1996 trailer & SOhp Mere 740-247-2162 or 740-416-3508 14 yrs. Experience Racme,OH . latlp Utrtbune pd1mo (740) 446-2342 HOWARD l. WRITESEl & SONS The Daily Sentinel f (740)'992-2155 .lll ... ; .... l@leasant !egtgter Residenlial - Com mere tal : All types of roofing: RESIDENTIAL Bnun Reeves New Home Co nstrucl ion, Remodeling. , Renovations. Deck>. Garages. Pole Building~. Roofs. Siding. Windows & All Other Re sid~ ntial Needs FREE ESTIMATE<S Phone: 740·742•34U Std mg • New G:n.agc s • Rcpl:.H.:cmcnt Window s • Roofin g COMMERCIAL and 740-992-7599 for a ''· - 4-/2 !'!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!:.:~::!:!!:!.~~~ BARNEY I THINK I'M THAT'S JEST TH' A GONER, · .NICE BOYS • BUT FINER, PAW ! ! MA\tJ !! I'M ~..,.:.'""- AIN T €>EEIN' NO ANGELS ! ANGELS!! free estimate. &!~&Clij,t~t~·*•"@.~~· W. • ~ OPE~ ~. Hubbard's Greenhouse , NOW . Syracuse, OH 740-992-5776 Shingle. Fl:tl. Mctal _ New or Repmr (30"4) 675-1333 Downspout ~ Sidmg •fnla Esumatas. 949-1405 STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING • Prompt & quality work Fo~~AU ·I f ~ I W~TE:.<;> TO RE.N> if-\I~ &OOK / 01"1 f-lOW TO :m~i;~;l.~;~&$.m Sl>s\1( 11\0\<.£ 1'\0N('L '0 ~ t TOOK II OUT A,n,,h &un V0!1.GOTIO ·...,- / Of Tt-<E L\ \)MRY TO S/>s\/E 11:\t: CO~T or e,u'l' lt-~G 11.. RE'.\U R.t-.1 lT 01"1 Tlr<lt. ~\) AAI> TO '?1\'1' !'\ High an.d Dry S'·.urans TtltS 7 T HIS JUST A .Janel Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio MANLEY'S SElF STORAGE 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only Self-Storage" ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION ·, New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 740-992-1611 Stop & Compare Hill's Self Storage Whaley's Auto Parts See Brem or Brian Whaley M -Fri X:30-5:1Kl ALL Rl61-IT. YOU STUPID SEAGLE, ·I WANT TIIAT BLAHKET Ml,.ll. a Sat. 8:30-Noon Advertise i.n this spacefor$104 per mon.th. S/-4E. HAD 5(J(H \YID EA::K mtt.JS 51-\E. N\ARRI IW 1-\ER (111ROPRPCTOR Saturday-9:00a.m. to 800·446.0842 IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH High co-t ollertlllzer got you worried? 17-17-H" $265 ton (While Suppy Last) • More stable form of Nitrogen • Made with White Potash . (less dust, More consistent) • includes secondary nutrient suKur • 18 spreadeGbuggies available for use Monday thru Friday 9:00a.m. to 7:00p.m. 5:00 • Airway pasture renovators and seeders - avatlable to-rent. --~ • ltcensed agronomist on·,staff ava ilable for ,;;) 748-448-8801 •1-8011-212-5118 consulting. , SlfAOE RIVER AG SERVICE, MERCURY ....... : 35537 Sl. Rl. 7 ~orth l'omeroy, Ohiu 740-985-3831' Now Available At GRIZZWELLS BAlJM LUMBER WHAT TIME TODAV? AND MJ\0 Sl-'f. R£AUZ£S SI-\E. SHOLW HNE, HAD 1}1£ 51JRG[;RY /1\JSlEAD 56 Family men 57 Tibia, e.g. 58 Famous Khan 59 - Palmas 60 Dlsfigure 61 Male turkey 2A Pass ~ 3 • Pass Pass Pass 5 t Pass Pass· 4 NT 6A Pass Pass ' 37 Dilly 41 Newspaper people article 19 - - no Idea ! 20 Gale DOWN 43 Brown 22 Four score 23 Salvo word 24 Mutant 2•.Ames ' state heroes 3 Ariz. (hyph.) 33 Fort KnolC f1ller neighbor 25 Cut some 4 Famed orca slack 34 ER staffers 35 PC buHon 5 Goal 26 Warm · 6 Police dept hearted p1gment Glfl·lag 44 Proof oende1 45 Eurasian range 36 Silvers or rank . 26 Abulette Collins 7 Queriers' color 37 Connect,up 38 Born interjections· 29 Subpoena 8 Good sense 30 Prince 39 To be, ·9 Alm~nd· to Henri shaped 40 Comanches' 10 Cant kin 46 Swit co-stat 48 Cens1,.1s infc 49 Othello s foe 50 Stuff 52 ABC rival 53 Rapper Tone- 54 One. to Conchita Charles' sister 31 Clucks 14 German 36 Rain hard In some ways. the most Interesting "ltm· enck" submitted for my Chrt stmas Compet11ton came from Donald K Wand of Ocean City, Md. Second hand low ts a good old rule , I And !htrd hand htgh 11 you 're no fool I But dummy is there for your tns pection. / Use common sense to make except1ons A l!mertck has ftve l1nes and rhymes 1n an a-a·b·b·a sequence That verse not a ltmer1ck , IS from Mary Swatn Wagn er's ''Auctton Brtdge Rhyme and Reason," published pnvately 1n 1925. The ·author, who ltved tn Poughl<.eeps1e N.Y , was an acttvtsl for women's nghts . recl trick·lhree play lor Easi? Aga1nst SIX spades, Wesl leads lhe d1 0mond n~ ne. Declarer takes the tr1ck plays a heart to dummy's ace, and calls for a trump. Aller South opens two clubs (strong. artlfictal and forcmg) , North s two-heart b1d ts a pos111ve response , whtch promtses at least eight pomls (or a great seven) and ftve Or mare respectable hearts If declarer plays qutckly, Easl has to dec1de whether to stop ana th1ril<. If 11 ts vtlal to duck, lle wants to do it w1thou1 apParent trough! Howe\ler 11 ,that ts wrong, he prefets to take time to work oul why 11 1s necessary to win the tnck Here, East needs to realize that declarer "cannot get back rmo the dummy So, It is common sense for East to wtn wtlh hts. spade ace. after whtch declarer must lose a second tr wmp tnck. But tf East plays second hand low, declarer would ru n dummy's spade then call for another trutnp, and clatm. CELEBRITY CIPHER . by Luis Campos Celebl'otv C•pher C') ptogranlS ~~~~ creale<llr~M '1"0'~1 " '" bv l amnu~ P~J:Jie • ~acn 181181 .n me CO~'>er >lard> IO• d!')Otroer '"'"I ,, l,l c..a'""\ Today s clue G eausfs 0 "G LS MS MS 'N SPO UMUR'S XOA "Z SHLSP Scorpion Tractors. PZAAOR XONOJ MR • K M 0 SMFO ZUUMNTR NZCON R M R 0 . FMEROH PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "It Isn't hara to be good !rom ttme :o It me tn spans What's Iough ts be tng good e\'ery day :.,.- Wtllie Mays · • (C) 2005 by NEA Inc 4 t2 THAT DAilT •UZZLtR Q (N '{) ,~111"{ \:J~ \.''Jt..! . ~"\.. ft "C fj:; c_ "" ~ J..J'f . ;J commercial transactions tod.ay. There's a eh.ance you'll get far more than you expect GEMINI {May 21-June 20) You flava those extra special qualities going for you today that can make you a big winner. You should be q uite luck>~ In endeavors that yoU "Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work!" personally manag~. so be sure to call the shots. · • CANCER (.Juna 21-.July 22) Envision rnatters that may ba lffy but Important to you as working · out to your complete sallstactlon today. Once you get the picture, proceed free from doubt and you wilt succeed. , L.EO (July 23-Aug. 2 2 ) - If you find It necei'Uuuy to iOfluence a parttcular group today, single out the key persons who can make things hap• pen and . vvork In conjunction With them. Too many people can muddle things, VIRGO (Aug . 23· Sept. 22) Your chances tor ~success wilt be constdenably enhanced today because of Lady Luck Intervening on your behalf whenever a sudden adJust· ment arl&as and hae to be made. She'll steer you right. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl. 23} ~ In your majOr ende.avors today, try to k.eep the broader picture before you at all times. Any smaller fr.agments -m fall into place once you eatab· lish 111nd secure' the general oUtline . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -Your Intuition Ia keenly honed today and you shOuld be able to d&tect what Ilea beneath the sur,face. even when you haVe only sketchy lpformatlon upon which to draw. Trust your lll!tn""*· SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) Show a wllllngne•• to make ~om­ promisee or concessions "')'hen needed without being asked and you could gain an important ally aa a result . ""'eke the Initial •g esture and all will follow Suit. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan 19) Lady L;,.ck will be doing her best to help ke•p you a length or two ahead of the competition today, bul you ' ll have to first be Willing to run lhe race . Use her to your advantage. , AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Fab· 19) Quick thinking 'n:tay gel you out ot some rough spots today, bul you can't make It a habit to depend on last-minute decisions . What works one moment will lose Ita advantage lhe ne:xt thne. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)- Early ' happenings may not be Indicative of the outcome ot evenJe today, so don ' t let things dlscout;age you . Lady L.uck will step forward and help when you need it if you keep the faith. - aND CONDllict-.1 Tl£ .skiN Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines C.AM! 0 ~ea cr ::n;; 6 l61'er;; of the lv~r 1c romb led wo rd5 be " lo"' lu 1 c·m four 1:rn::Jic w ord~ c t\ I~ I i T ' I I I I' I I SYMUT I ~ . I' I I" 'I 0 0 F R UR '----,.-;:-,.,--r::---,---1 I" I I' I r 1 N " F'a mous autror "Old men a·o 1-. 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SOUP TO NUTZ WE FIRST EXfbuanc W!Jt< a· JU..tfl::'R BERRY SC!IUS ..TH<N 3PPL>; aN A'locaDo ,_.LJD M\151< JNO PLaCE l<<v.ll S liCES 0<1eR 11-<E E'/es To-sooTHe aND Re<a>< (O I.Jl..Dt\l ,T WE DO Sc»'te,it-\ING LESS FRurrY < - - - BAUM ·LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301' I ' I WANi IT BACK TODAY! SUNSHINE CLUB NORTHUP DODGE Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM ' AND I DON'T MEAN NEXT MONTH. OR NEXT WEEK OR TOMORROW, .. Sun. Closed ADVERTISE 195. Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, OH • PEANUTS 252 Upper River Road • Gallipolis 740-44'6-0842 • 949·1155 Evenings 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 740-949-2211: ' 2• Tue•day, April 12, 200!5 By Bernice Bade Osol You are likely to have tar more opportuniliea tor doing something big In the year ahead th.an you have had for some time. However, It ' ll be up to you to take advantage of events . Nothing can take the place of Initiative. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19).- Paint your Canvas Wilh bright colors using bold strokes today because your larger, positive Idees will h.ave greater chance• of being aucoessfut Hu~on your puny ones would. TAURUS (Apr!! 2().-May 20) Put any uncertainties behind you, especially when dealing with IS PLi\IN OL' SWIVEL C:HAIR! St. Rt.6~ I Darwin. OH 740-992-7013 or 740-992-5553 Restockin,g /"a te ~·lode I Sa h 'a9e and .4flcr· Market ·Parts 52 Black card 55 Hull sealant (2 wds.) 29 Angkor32 Motel staffer 'lbur 'l!irt~: WHI\T'S UP W\TH Call Gary Stanley 740-742-2191 • Hi~hly,motivated individuals • Courteous and well manne·red • Desire to earn an excellent income while having .fun! • Best pay and benefits in the area· ' fto.ctActBnan • Ross or p,at H1"ll zn . ,person: • East Pass AstroGraph -Availa·ble~ $700 (740)645·5319 leave \V.:sl . North 2 ... (740) 992-5232 'xiO ~ ' lllxiO . ' 10xl5, 10x20, 10x30 Street's · penner 27 Part of South Phone • Free 'Estimates Must sale, t 964 Corvette, 350 eng tne (740)992-6797 message 5A K Q II' • Affordable Rates • References 93 Lmcoln Town Car 81 ,000 "---tiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_ _. mtles_ Ve ry ntce, $4 ,500 1994 Porttrac Transport mini· (740)446-1 759, van Runs good, new ttres, 5 lhing 51 Della In th<; deal;" second hand low Ihe cor· D~I;'INITELY_~ 1 Seamless Guttttr - 8828 Saturday. April t 6th 6:30 pm Large load ol Name brand tools will be sold at Aw;tion. Air Camp , saws , mowers , grinders , table saws , 13'" lathe, etc Don't miss th is sale . 740·446; 7327 Doors 9pen 5 : ~0 pm New Humc.-. • Vtny l . • Garages iFI!II!.:...;.......:-: · :--...,. 1oaded. caul74o)446·32oo. . Fu!S~..E 1 1987 20,. Pontoon boat with "YOODYARDS MINI MALL 85 Vine St. Gallipolis BUILDERS InC. • Room Add. • .ROofing • Kttc hens • Balh s "Nn Jnh To Small" r ·· Sunset Home Construction Hardwood Floonn g 304-682-2996 1995 Jeep wrangler. rebwlt motor. $3,500, (740)992· automatic ' transfer case, 6914 new brakes. 3" body ltft hard top $4 200. salvage title, 1993· 22 5 ft Chaparral boat , 235hp MercrUtser (7401992·2143 eng . cuddy cabtn , portapot· 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport tt , stove , btmlnt top, new 4x4 pnce reducOO loaded cockpit cover, full boat cover Eagle tratler ExCellent con· CD .towmg package 54,000 dttton (740)379·2740 miles $9.200-080 304-675 1314 2000 Sea Ray, BA 180 Skt & --------~ Pleasure Boat, 3.0L, Alpha· 2003 Dodge Duly, 4x4, 1, Power Steenng, AMJFM black, 4 door, 6 speed. Cass , Swtm Ladder & Deck, Cwtlmms engtne, nerf bars, Btkint Top. Full Boat Cover; stainless body moldmgs, Shore Ltne Tratler, New diamond plate tool box & Cond ttton , Must Sell bed s1des , retractable (304)675·3354 gooseneck ball, 59,000 mt!es $29,000 (740)256- 2002 Stingray 20 ft. open bow, Red/ White; 5.0 liter V· 9247 or (740)645-0870 8, Hustler trall~r. excellent 86 Ford F250 41C4. ext cab, cond., garage kept, pnce 8 foot bed, lift gate VGC. new $24.000 sell $15,700 $3,500 080. (740)379· c8.11 Troy Krebs 304-675- CA~ LIIC~ MIN~. A BISSELL l~ q Adage 44 Milk purchase 47 Orchestra 's Shnvels Tin\ Crooner - Damone' 24 Warrior princess A verse from an old ·booklet . OLf> N~WTON MUST tiA¥~ rMt> ..V'/036725 Pomeroy, Ohio · 25 Years Local Ex rience -'..------...., ,.. I & ', I leave messa c 1984 Fourwtnn's boat, foot Mercru1ser, 70 hours, 93 Bwcio< Le sabre . l'ltghMIIeage, Good Depend able Car. New Tire s, Brakes & 2218 . Tu,ne Up $1.400 1304)576· 2383 i {304 )675 -8089 FRANK & EARNEST V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 • 18 20 21 23 A (J -4 "-AK Dealer· South Vulnerable Both Flowers & Ve~elable plants Flut-$6.95 ' · 10" Hanl!:in~ Ra~kt:ls-20 Varieties • C2l $5.95-$7.95 cQi ~ Perennials 6n - 10'' $.2.95 • $5.95 ~ PottcdPimu,4"-12""$1.25-$12.95 . , . . • 12" Ferns $10.95 ...~ for all vour home repair needs. rooling, siding~ odd-nns, remod.ting elc.. free estimates (740) 992-2979 · Motorcycle fo r sale, 2003 Honda Shadow -750 Spirit, E~ecettent Condt11Dn. 4,500 Miles. Extras. $ 4 .800 "t We do it all except furnaqe work ~ r-C:o:'a":':II"::B~.D:-.C~o":'il-:s,-.., =.:.:...--~---'-- SUVs • Electrrcal & Plumbing A Opcmng lead· • !I Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding · 8u(ket Truck • Roofing & Gutters • Vtnyl Skltng & Painttng Mon-Sat IOAM -5PM \\L \\,llt!lth.',tlkl It H II ,\_ Ito ll!!l lh. .tj1[ \ 11) 11 11 11.'111 ~ .It lite Kawasaki Prairie 4·wheeler · wtth trailer and carny cover $5,000. Phone (?40)441· 8299 . · IIIK 8632 • J I0 74 !l8li 53 2 Sout h . K J1 06 532 Tree Service • RQOm Addittons & Remodeling ' •·New Garages 740-992-9922 - " t ... JO·"i64:1 JONES·' CARPENTER SERVICE Pomeroy, OH 1.1 '1 1 l l'- lll!I\I.'' IILIIll East 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP2l4 YOUNG'S warning' 4 Return env. 8 House Site 11 Compuler term 12 Weather system 13 Roman poet 15 Be in debl 16 Otys. 17 Big party t.! 115 \Ves t wv 39728 SR 143 97 CABO. Race ready, runs great, must see to apprectate. $1 1000 Gallipolis area, cell (7 40)645·0873. WITH A PHOTO t 25 David Lewis 940-992-6971 C0\11'-\NY :...__:...:....::::_ _ _ _ __ 94 Harley Da\ltdson Ultra Classic, 10,000 m11es, blue. excellent condtbon, $13,500, {740)949·2217 ·- ,Home·· Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollove~s • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident Qf, '--'----~--­ Mazda M1ata ~~~~~"!!!:~~· $9,900 080, 304·593·3542, Conve<hble, 3o 'MPG, beau· SELL YOUR TRUCK 773·5182 "and Financial Services 41800 SR #7 Tuppers Pl.ains, OH ..... 45783 Let w; help you choose a lasthrg tribute to your loved one '11 memury. S3,30Q oo OBO (740)696· Mess. 91 GMC 1 ton Step Van, 1988 Olds Delta 88 Royal alumtnum diesel 16 too ) 3800 motor N1ce car Phone cargo area Many n~w P.arts ,17_4_c0:._ )4_4.c 6·...:09 .::_ 4_ 1,..--- - .Very dependable $3.900 OBO. (740)379-22.18 19 91 CONCBB'I'E CONS'1BUC7'10N no~ 1 Shark ., 4 .9 R 7 ¥ A Q .J Ill 41 • 7 4 .t. J R 3 Puzzle 41 Wield,asoa~ 42 "Westworld" name ACROSS Phillip A1der North • Palro 11nd Porch Decks Ofi Pomeroy, Husqvarna rear tme hiler 1996 Yamaha Royal Star 5 s H P B&S tndustrta l 1986 Chevy heavy 314 ton Tour Classic. Onder 10,000 engtne VGC, $375 Call p/u. 350 engtne 30 000 mtles. askmg $,5,800 Call mtles stnce rebutlt auto. (740)441-0693 99~·1325 4x4, great work truck, body I H I.:>.SPOR 1'1 1101\ rough $2.500, (740)9922143 1998 Buell 53 Thunderbolt 1998 S-10 LS, 4 cyl 5 sp , Harley Davtdson engtne, AC PS 59 700 m11es very fast sport btke , great shape, $5100 (740)985· $sodt ~H onda s Chevy's, $4,300 (i"''t0)441 ~9160 . 9857 Ect Pollee Jeep's lmpoundsl Cars fro m $500 2000 Chevrolet-Silverado :..._-~-----for hst tng s 800·391·5 227 1500 LS fully-optioned, 2001 Harley Road K1ng Teal 4x4 , bedltner.trailenng · in color, many extras, one EXT 3901 pkg ,Pewter ext ,Charcoal owner. excellefit condtllon, 1969 Ford XL, GAlAxy ::190, rnt ., 100K htQhway miles , 29,000 mtles. $ 16,000 autom atiC, power steermg syn otl. below book $12.900 (?40)446-02 13 and brakes . AC tnteno r 304-773-6062 2003 H.O 883, $6,300; 1996 excellent, Mechantcal excelHonda 300 4x4, $2,500, lent body good Needs 84 Chevy S-10, 305 Motor 1966 BMW K1000Rt minor repat r and pa mt $1.200 (304)675·8643 LV S2,500 (740)245·5747. 1373 (7401591-5888 ~ Rocky Hupp Insurance A Will Jr. Jl119 Welshlm~nRd. Pomeroy. Ohio .J5769 Phone : 740-992-l..J.U E-mnil JWl ii.J.S 769 (£1' y.t hou.l tlltl 1995 Honda 300. 4x4 Good condttton , $2.200 OBO Call TRUCKS I.DVIS Owner 1984 Honda Magnum in 2001 Hornet Bunkhouse 32'. excellent cotlc1 tllon Call 12' expando, sleeps 10, excellent condttton 516,800. (740)256·6574 (740)441·1501 1985 GL 1200 W1ng Aspencade , b.lue, new t•res, 2004 Sunseeker 25ft Class new progresstve front and C. motor home, loa,ded, rear suspenston, CB radro, $45,000. (740)645·3230. AMIFM CasSette, lots of chrome, 88,000· mtles, very good co'ndit1on, $4,000, phone 1740)541·05~7 . 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'-9 9, Spec1al Ed 1t 1on. 22 000 m1les dark green . $ 19 ,999 (304)4123380 Tuesday, April12, 2005 ALLEY OOP I , . �' . . .' ' Page B6 • The Dnily Sentinel Tuesday, April12, 2005 www .mydailysen't inel.com Redmen close out Rio track _competes at Marv Fry Invitational perfect week with sweep of .Urbana qz 6th in both (he 100 (11.07 ) and 200 (22.55). Special to the Sentinel Perry und Brown were also a part of the 4 x I DO-meter DELAWARE relay team thut linished nimh Uni ve rsit y of Rio Grande with a time of 43 _R?. sprinter h"il Perry h:1d Other Redm en results: another big day in leading the Brad Gildet'~. II th in the ·• Reum en track and fi eld syuad at the Marv Fry 800-meter run (2 :02.13): ln vr tat ional at Ohio Brian Mitchell. 12th in the Wcbcyan on Saturday. II 0-meter hurd les ( 16.48): Perry. a nati've of Rio Gastin Green. 16th in the di sGrande, won the 100-meter cus ( 130 feet: X inehes) and dash with a time of 10.8 1 and . 27t h in the hammer. throw lini shed as runner-up in the ( 102 'feet, 8 inches): Br.1ndon· . 200-meter das l1 with a time Baston. 16th in -th e 200of 22.05. · He was re sponsi - meter dash ( 23.001 and 25th ble for IR ufthe 24 po ints the , in the 100 t11.65i: "Philli p Redmcn accu mulated . Wehh. .\5th in the 800 Rio fini shed l ith out of 16 (2:0'1.76) and Bryan teams at· the meet. Brandon Workman was 40th in the Brown was the other Red men 400,meter run (57 .63 ). Ashland University won competitor to score. placing Bv MARK WtLLIA1'.1S !:.'. ~11111:' LW~ J wi th un ." offen:-.ive onslaught and the great pitchin ~ nf iunim southpaw Bre nt MARK WILLIAMS Special to the Sentinel W~ttt er~nn. ' RIO ·GRANDE The Fi'c Redmen players ha~ '" University of Ri o Grande.. Redmen base ball team closed kast two hits in the game . -Se nior c~mcr ricldcr Scott an undefeated 6-0 week wi th Pe terman c· luhbcd two home a· doubl eheader sweep of ,-is- nuis and had four RBi s with a· iring Urbana on Sunday alter- ]- for-.\ da_v. . Sophom.ore noon at Robert Evans Field. The Redmen edged the Blue cat.:hcr Gage Mellor clubbed ' a three- run home t.· un as part Kni ghts in _game one. 5--l. and 1J f a :?.-f<) r-3 game. lowered the boom on them in Sophomore DH Michael • · yame two by the score of 19- Warren was 2- for-2 with a do ub le and two RBI. se ni<ll' S'ophomore l e fthand~r Nate th ird baseman Kris Schukr Chau came awavJ with 'his sec- was also 2· for:2 with a cou ple ond stron g pitching perfor- of nms butted in and sen ior mance of the week . Chau (3- ri ght- fielder Charlie Kabe•rlo 2) went the · di stance and was 2-for-.l with three RBI. allowed only one .ear:ned ru'r). Watterson (4-1) was again a ~o lo home run by Jasun · steady on the hill pitchir]g a Ferguson in.{he sixth- inning. . complete gam e. Watterson Ae fanned four. scattered four hit s with three Freshman .~econd baseman strikeouts and one walk. Kenta Sato d>illed his .second . Urbana falb to 6-31 ovenrl l home mn .of the season. a and 0-12 i·n the American three-run blast. He tOtal ed Mideast Conference South four RBI's for the ga me. Division. Junior shot1stop Matt Mart in Rio Grande wil l tra ve l to Northern Kentu cky · was 2-for-3 with a douole., Rio Grande (22-9, 9- 1 Unive rsit y on Wednesday for AMCS ) pounded the Blue a doubleheader beginning at 2· Knights into submiss ion in p.m . Piedra suspended for violating drug _policy ,• at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o CI ·:N TS • \ 'ol. ;;4 . No. th,-; • E11stern girls second at River Valley. See Page 81 . in day games since losing on "I'm not happy with· had 109 RBis las·t season. An Sept. 3. 2003. in Baltimore. today," said Millwood, who announcement is expected "I have to do my job either pitched six scoreless innings this week .... Podsednik left . wav," he said . " I've been 111 his debut last wee.k but got after the seventh with a CLEVELAND - The sun unfucky at night and good in a no-decision. "But I'm glad L strained right groin . He doeswus shining brig htly, and the day games." . gave us a chance." n't think he ' ll miss any time .. wind wa> roaring directly at With the White Sox clingUnable to get anything ... Indians OF Juan Gqnzalelj home plate. Not ideal condi- ing to their 2- 1 lead, Damaso going against Millwood for hasn ' t begun playing . 111 tion s.- Not against Freddy Marte was brought in to start five, the White Sox tied it in games yet at extended spnng· GaFcta.. . the ninth instead of Shingo the sixth on Carl · Everett's training in Florida as he Garcta . .who went 9-0 rn _ Takat su, who blew a save last R Bl single. They took the recovers fro111 a stmined hamday ·games last season, domt- week against · Cleveland . lead in the seventh with three string. Manager Eric Wedge . !1ated Cle ve land for eight Marte, ' thou gh, walked two'out singles, the tina! one has no idea when Gonzalez, · 111nmgs and Scott Podsedn1k Hafner with one out before Podsedr1ik's RBI hit to center. who got hurt in the final week .drove in the go-ahead run in rd 1nng Victor N1 artinez. Millw<><>d allowed j~;;t a of training camp, might be the seventh on Monday to Manager Ozzie Guillen then thira-inning single before the ready .... White Sox SS Juan lead the Chtcago Whtte Sox went to Takatsu who stnrck sixth . . But leading off, Uribe was sick and got the to a 2- 1 victory. spoiling the out Aaron Boon~ for his third Podsednik popped up a bunt day off. ... Cleveland ace C.C. . Indians' home opener at save. toward Millwood, who mis- Sabathia (strained side) will · Jacobs Field. "I can ' t take the ball out of judged the ball and had it make a minor league start on Garcia ( 1-0) held the kid's hands," Guillen drop behind him for a single. Tuesday at Akron (Double-A) Clevelar1d 11to one run and four said . "I thought it was coming and is slated to make his seaGarcia outdueled Kevin right to me,'' Millwood said. son debut Sunday against hit s and the White Sox improved to 3- 1 against the Millwood . (0- 1), who had a · "]just locked up." . . Minnesota .... Millwood has Indians thi s season. The strong home debut for the Podsednik; the NL's steals now pitched in 31 ditl'erent right- hander didn 't allow a hit Indian s. . Cleveland signed leader last season for ballparks.... Two high school afte r the third, retiri ng 16 of him to a one-year, $7 million Milwaukee, swiped second players threw out ceremonial 'the last 17. free-agent contract this win- and scored one out later on first pitches. The Indians "He had everything work- ter, and for five innings, he · Everett's single . .It was the made a $250,000 donation to ing. ·including the wind blow- made a nearly perfect first first run allowed by · the strapped Cleveland ing in." White Sox catcher impression on Indians fans. Millwood in II 1-3 innings school system to fund the Chris Widger said . ·'We · . Millwood allowed just one this season. entire baseball and softball played to that.'' hit in the lirst five innings, Notes: The Indians are programs. Chicago's Garcia made very few mis- but gave up two in the sixth close to finalizing a multiyear starters have allowed just 13 takes, and on one hanging and three more in the seventh. contract with Hafner," who earned runs in 48 innings. curveball to Travis Hafner, the ri ght -hander got an r---~ unex]ilected assist. Hafner ripped a shot to right-center that appeared destined for the lower ·seat s only to have it flattened by the wind. " Hafner just hammered it and it fell 25 feet short," Widger said. "We were laughing at that one." Garcia knew he had gotten away with one. ''It was a tlv out, that's all,'' Garcia said, chucklin~. Last season , · Uarcta became just the seventh pitcher si nce 197l.to go 9-0 or better in the daylight. He was only 4- 11 in night games, but is now unbeaten 1 1 BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.eGM POMEROY - The Me igs County Chamber of Commerce meeting on Tuesday focu sed on how to develop small businesses with the help of the Voinovich Center for Leadership and Public Affairs at Ohio Univ~rsity/Small Business Developmetit Centers of Ohio (SBDC). .Business Con sultant Li ssa Jolli ck and International ·Trade Counselor Quentin Derryberry from SBDC Associated Press • \\'I·: D N I·:SD.\Y. :\1'1{11 1:1 . :!oo;; spoke about what free services the ir organi zation provides for those wishing to start a new small business. or for tho se deve loping strateg ies to maintain an old one . These services irJclude otl\ines·s plan , development , finance and accounting guidance , marketing. technology and process improve men t. organizational . development. manufacturing . government procurement and international trade. Derryberry said that Meigs County has traditionally been under-served hy Authorities ·allows Immunization identify body from river Clinic mobility .· . BY BETH SERGENT .~ BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTIN EL.COM -1 ·- OBITUARIES Page A5 • Loretta T. Bush, 86 . • Dianna Domigan, 56 . • Sarah Foster, 93 • ~lien Terry, 38 . INSIDE • -Local briefs. See Page A3 • Family Medicine. · See Page A3 •. Governor concerned about voucher, college tuition proposals. See Page A6 Beth sergent;photo The Meigs County Health Department's Immunization Clinic is going mobile thanks to a $3 ,000 Immunization Grant from the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club which will allow shot clinics to be held in outlying areas in Meigs County such as Portland. Portland is home to Cherissa Adkins and her two daughters, 1-year-old Lindsey and 2-year-old Claudia who were being given their immun izations by Public Health Nurse Leanne Cunningha.m whi le Brenda Barnhart from the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club looks on . WEATHER Browns are step ahead Community Association meets in Middleport rehab J. with revitalization leaders . MIDDLEPORT - When Sandy BY BRIAN REED ' BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM •• Dotallo on Page A6 Fultz Brown opened an antique shop iii dowtitown Middleport · last year, she had doubts about how successful · it could be. Now, as Middlepor.t's retail community consicters another plan for revitalizing its tired down'town shopping district, Brown and her son~ Scott~ are a ste(! ahead_Qf the rest. Brown recently closed on the pur.chase of'two s.iorefronts on the Mill Street "T,'' and she hopes to relocate Antiques on Second to a BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 1'2 PAGES • * . . Don/t rni~~ out on ~aving yout ou~inegg in thi~ ~~Bcial ~uolication ... Call To~a~ Ga.lendars A3 Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 Obituaries As • This premier publication will be brought to you by the combined staffs of Sports Weather B Section A6 © aDos Ohio VaUe)· Publishing Co. ' ~­ Rotary donation - ] * the SBDC at Ohio Univ~;:;;ity and that Other d1amhn announcements he und Jol lick .tntended to change this. included: .· Jollick expl ained that Meigs Count y • Chamber Prc,IC.le nt Tom Reed · was emnomicallv diverse and that a thank ing hm11c r Chamber Coordin ator need ex isted for certain service.<. She .letmy Smith for her sel'\·ice and weiaclueli rhitt thi s di versit y and need cuu - · ,(1minl! new cunrd i nc~tor Erin Roush. pled with the new , hi ghways wuld • Chester-Shcide !1istorical auctioil onl y mean good things are co min g fm will be heJd .at 6:30p.m . (dinner) and the county. . x p.m. (auction) on i\pri l 29 at Meigs Those interested in the SBDC's free Hig h School. services may call 593-1797. Their oftices , Rocksp ring, Rehabil itation Center are located in Athens at The Ridges. They can be reached on the J·ntemet .at . will hold an open house from 11 a.m. www:voino vichcenler.ohio.edu . Please s~ Chamber, A5 ' * * "'"' ·"'" l:o it'"'"' "'"' " "" .Small business development focus of Meigs Chamber luncheon SPORTS Bv ToM WiTHERS * New business opens, A3 · ~ Garci.a, White Sox topple Tribe, 2-1 NEW YORK (AP) Colorado Rockies outfielder Jorge Piedra was suspended 10 day s Monday for violat ing baseball's new policy on performance , enhanci n g drugs, becoming the second . player to be publicly identi- minor leagues or 'the big fied under the major leag ues· leagues. yo u· re nam e is going to come out.!' tougher rules. The suspensionJ begin s The Denve r Post reported with the Rockies game at on Monday . that Piedra Arizona on Monday night, expected the suspension . He the commissioner's office told ·the newspaper that the said. positive test may have been "My understanding is that caused by pills he took from . . he is not filing an appeal." a preVIOUS tnJury. said Gene Orza, chief operatThe 25-ycar-old from Van ing officer of the players· Nuys, Calif.. had a pinch-hit association. · single in the Rockies' 14-6 Piedra was recalled from lo s~ tu San Diego on Triple-A Colorado Springs of Wcdncsd<)y. He was called the Pacific Coast League on up from the minors for one Wednesday and sent back day to re'place injured outdown the next day. fie lder Du-;tin Mohr. Piedra · "It ' s unfortunate.n Si.LiJ hit .297 with three home runs commissioner Bud Selig, and I0 R Bls in 38 games · who was in Boston fo r the with th e Rocki es last season . Red · Sox -Yankees game. Even thou gh he plays in "I'm afraid thi s probably the minors. Pi edra is subject won't be the last one ." Tampa Bay outfielder Alex to the new major league subSanchez was suspended l'or stance abuse pol icy because I0 days last Monday. He said he is on Co lorado's 40-man he tested positive from a sup- roster. . plel)1ent he bought over the co~ter before Jan. 15. when NOTICE OF SECOND PUBLIC HEARING · it was made a con trolled subThl! Meigs Coumy Commiss ioners intend to app ly to th e Oh io stance. Departmen t of Development. Office of HouSin g and Cn rnmunity Selig wouldn ' t ·say whe(her Partnersh ips. ror fundin g under !he FY ::W05 Community Hou sing he believed Sanchez. '' I want l ,mpro,~c rncnt Program, a fe derally funded _program administ~red to be kind,' ' Selig said. "He hy the Slate. The CH IP Program prov id~s a ma.ximum of $555.000 did not fight hi s suspensicm, fm cl ig ih lc ·activiti_cs.. provided the count y. mc~t s tpplicablc and I' II rest tn v case on that. " program req uire ments. Under the new policy that On March 7. 2005. the County conducted the first puhlic hearing took effect. last month, to ii1fnrm c iti 7C~ n ~ ahout the CH IP CDBG progra m, how it may be · steroids and other- pcrfo r- · uscct. what acth·ities arc cl!gib!..::, and Other imp ortant program mance ~enchancing sub: requirements. . stances are the only drugs t·o A scconJ public hcanng wi ll be held on April21. 2005 at t :30 draw . a 10-day suspension . p.m .. :tt the Meigs County Commi ssiuncr:o; offi~.:c . Mei g~ Co unty Baseball ,offic ial s and the Courlhou ~c . Pnnkruy. ·Oh io to give c iti1 en~ :..~n opportu nity to players' union agreed they would not di sc lose the exac t rcvie"' and com ment on the Counry\ proposed CDBG FY 2005 substance for which a player Comm uni ty Housing lm prOvemcnt .Projcct. tests positive . B ;;l~Cd on hoth c iti t.~:n input and loca l ofli cia!'s ass'css mem o f the Piedra has what is known Co un ~·,. nccJ ~. the COunty i ~ propo ~ in g to urHJCrtake the in baseball as a split contract. following CDBG Com mu ni ty lillprovemcnl activities for CHIP and gets paid at a yearly mte Fiscal Ycor 2005: of $84,280 when he is in the ACTIVITY : P,ri,·atc Owner Occupied Rehabi litation- $ 138.000minor leagues and $3 17.000 CHIP Home National Objective- Low to M n~cra tc Income - $1,000 over the minimum ~ ouseho l ds in Meig~ Cuunty; - when he is in the major ACTIVITY: Owner Occupied Home Repair - $56.000- CHIP leagues. The suspension will CDBG ~ational Ohjectivc : L~l'W to Moderate Iilcome Households. COS[ him $ 17.322 . Had he ACTIVITY: D<Nn payme nt A« i,ta nce/Rehahi litati on- $90JKKJtested positive und er the CHIP Hqmc . minor league policy. Pi edra S770.000 - USDA - HUD Voucher Homcowncrship- Local would have faced a 15-game FinarKill£ ~ationa l . Ohjel:li\c : Lo·w LU Modera te ln tome suspensiOn . Htlu-.~htlld ~ Thf Rockies iss ued a stateACTIVITY : Rental Rehahi li tation: $50.000- CDBG CHIP ment. Monday calling the sit$5.0.000- Lo\.'::tl, Rcntal owner~ MatCh N<ll iunul Ohjc~.:li\c : Low· tn uation ''u nfortun ate." \1 odermc lnl'ome Rrntal Hou ~cho ld s "As an organ ization we ACTJ\'IT'I': New Rental Con,truction: · ha ve, and wil l continue to SYO.tHX I- CDBG CH IP support Major League SYO.IKK I- Pri>alc O><ncr :Vbtch Funds Baseball and its drug testin g ACTIVIT\'AJm ini stralion/) mpie mentati on/Fo r Housing poli cies." team president Sl31.fJOO CDBG CH IP . 'Keli McGregor said. Ci ri1cn .., arc ~nco uragcd w mrcnd th i.., mee ting on April 21. 2Q05 to Colorado man~ger Clin t cxprc ... .., their\ ic~'' and conl·crn~; on the ~:ou ri.t y\ propn~ed , CDBG Hurdle declined to comment. FY' 200:\ CHIP applicatrun. Wntten ~omr m:nl~ "ill he m.· ceptcd Before the Rockies· game unlll i:<KJ p.in .. Apcil 21. 2005 . and may he mailcJ to the Mcig' at Ari zona on Monday ni ght, _ C ount) Cornmi,,ioncr,, Courthouse. pomeroy. Ohio 45769 . second baseman Aaron Mi les If a par111.:ipant \\ill need auxihary aid~.o (mterprctl!r. brailled or said Piedra ww. e.xtre mely taped rnatcriitl. a . . ~.oi ... t iH' li"tcning dc,·iCc. ·ot h ~rl du~ to 'a di'!ability. popular among the players. pk a't' ,;o nt .h.. t Gl nria Kine ... prior to .\rril ~I. 2005 at 740-992" I th ink if you asked every2XY5 111 \lfl1cr to ~n ... urc that yuur need'! ""Il l he aLcnmnmdat~d. body in here . everybody Mick Davenport. President would say he ';, a good guy." Meig~ County Commi~~ioner' Miles said . ·.. 1 gue" it 'how, that no matter if yo u·(e in \he I • the men 'S event tallying 165 ( 12.97) and 20th in the 200 points. (27.83); Cassy Chaffins, 15th On the women's side Rio in the long jump (15 feet, 9 Grande finished 12th as a inches); Crystal McCloskey, · 19th in the discus ( I04-feet, team with 15 points. Junior sprinter Tory Jordan 10 111ches) and 22nd 111 the finished third in ihe 100- shot. put teet. 3 111ches),_ meter dash with a time of Btl lie Rob111son, 24th m the . h 200 1500-meter run (5:39.2-5); 12 ·46 an d _<,t h 111 t e at Leah Bunnell , 25th in the 25. 72. Jordan was also a shot put (31 feet , 5 inches ); · member of the 4 x 100-meter Cassie Thomas, 28th 111 both relay team that crossed ' the the javelin (64 feet, 9 inches} line 4th o\"Crall with a time of and the shot put (30 feet) ; 4Y ..26. . Sharita Washington, 29th i~ · Other Red women results: the 200 (28.38) and 30th· m Hannony Phillips , lOth iri the the 100 (13 .67) and Jana di scus ( 119 feet. 10 inches) Marshall was 30th in the and 16th in the hammer 1500 with a time of 5:53.81 . throw · (96 feet, 5 inches); .Rio Grande will travel to Sarah Brame. 12th in the · iuvelin throw (87 feet, II Upland. IN on April 16 to ·inches): Nich6let McKinniss, compete 111 the Taylo~ 12th in the I00 ' meters Invitational. '· Senior Quarterly inside today's Sentinel MIDDLEPORT -A group of Middleport merchants and residents met Tuesday morning . -to disc1iss-a eommittee's efforts to prepare for a downtown revitalization project , and to review results of a survey of local merchants.· Please s~ Rehab, A5 Karl Runser and Dominick Brook of the Institu te for B~an J. Reed/ photo Local 'Government and Rural Sandy ·Fultz Brown and her son. Scott. Development at Ohio are wo~ing side by side to rehabilitate University met with 25 memtwo storefronts on Middleport's ·r." bers of the · Middleport the ·future home of her antique store. Community Association and It is the kind of restoration project a other ~ to discuss preliminary local committee hopes will ensure the future of Middleport's downtown. PleaH see Leaden,·As BY DIANE f;'OTTORFF DPOITORFF@MYOAILYREGISTER.COM POINT PLEASANT - . POMEROY- Approximately 50 percent Of The body of a man who was Meigs County children are not immunized or found in th e Ohio River near are behind on their immunizations, so . the the North Main Street dock Meigs County He'alth Depanmem (MDHD) ha s been idemi fied as a has partnered with the Middleport-Pomeroy Jackson County, W.Va .. man Rotary Club for a one-year. $3,000 who apparently h<td jumped il bridge near off Immunization Grant. Ravenswood. This grant will allow the MCHD 's La st F"riday. Patrolman Immunization Clinic to become mobile . saving parent s time and gas money and savin g Terry Powell of the Point children by protecting them from di sease . Pleasant Police Department ·. Be sides mobil.ity. the cl ini cs wil l offer atrswe red a ca!Ltbout a body that was found in the river, exte nded hours . • according to Police Chief Rotary Club members al so will accompany . Ronni e Spencer. · . health department stall to .th e shot clinics in Bill · Gorrell, 7 1, outlying areas . Sandyville. was identified The dates for the ou treach shot cl in ics are: through · the Office of the 5 to 7 p.m .. April. 26 .at Portland Community West Virginia state medi cal Center ; I 0 a.m. to l2 p.m. , May , 21. exam i ner~ Spencer said. Powell 's Food fair, Pomeroy: 5 to 7 p.m .. had Gorrell all egedly · June 9, Columbia Township Fire Hall. Ohio jumped off the William S. Brid ge in 143, Carpenter ; 5 to 7 p.m.. July 26. Ritchie Jr. Ra\'enswood, according to Portland Community Center: I0 a .m. to 12 . with the · p.m., Aug . 2'0, Olive Township Firehou ,e. ot'J'icials Rav enswood City Police Re edsvi lle. · I0 a.m. to l2 p.m.. Sept. 1,7. Rejoicing l.ile · Departm ent. At around I OJ () p.m. on ChurCh. Middleport: 5 to 7 p.m.. Oct. 31. Mar ch -1. a couple was Portland Community Center, Portland: 10 a.m. 'w alk inl.! <.\lllng -th ~ river. to noon, Nov. 12, Amazing 'Grace Com munit y ~aw Gt~rn:fl · k:t\' C hi .. vehiChurch, Tuppers Plain s; I 0 a.m. to 12 p.m., cl e and walk un to th e Dec . 17, 5cipio Township Volunteer Fire br id~c· toward tile edge, Department. Harri sonville ; 5 to 7 · p.m., offic-ials .>aiJ. One of the Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2006. Portland Community witne>'l's cal led lJ- 1-1 afr er · Center; 5 to 7 p.m.. Feb. 9, 2006, Columbia Go rre ll disappearcJ from Township Fire Hall, Ohio 143, Carpenter: I0 , the hml.~e. a.m. to noon , Saturday, March 18, 2006, Oliw The (i t'J'icial added rha t town ship Firehouse. Gorrell 's \'Chid e was round parked on ·the ramp of the bridge. Thi s pa st · Frid,ry. Gorrell ' .s bodv· w: r;h cd ashore in the 21 00 block of North Main Street nc,rr the former We st · Vir~ini a ·Malle able Iron Pl aill. according to pu bl ished reports. Offi ce rs from· .the Point Pleasant Po lice Department and -th e Ma,on County Detachme nt of th e West Virginia State Police inve stigated the call . Members of the Point Plea sant Volunteer Fire Departme nt and Mason County Emergency Medical Services al·so responded. Gorre ll's bod y was taken to the medical. examine r's office · iri Charleston where he later was identifi ed. ·· Ravenswood ofticials said Gorrell' s de;uh is being ruled as a suicide . During th e time he was miss in g, members of th e Ra'venSivood, Silverton and Cottagev ille volunteer fire Please s~ Body, A5 ~alhpohs iailp mri~une 446·2342 ' The Daily Sentinel ~oint ~leasant legister 992·2156 675·1333 l'AKE AN ADDITIONAL · JOO/o OFF TV EARS WITH THIS COUPON!!! 2005 ' • 4 I .. "' . ' , • ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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