http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fdfcd285ed4545a6cb4174dd33e8092f.pdf 5b78e62532ef83573ccf1f0a4e161abe PDF Text Text ________ .....:..,...__ .. ' Barefoot-i n the Park at Ariel Friday and Saturday, A6 Pride: Health inside today's edition •. at ' \ ~ ssey , Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 1400 Series Compact ·as low as ·' • ' for 24 Months* N•.:w Ho and *With Approved Credit • Redwomen, SSU split doubleheadflr . -..;./ See Page 81 Compact Tractors as low as Community ~eeting on Middleport revitalization tonight SPORTS 0 °/o. for 36 Months* "With Approved Credit BY BRIAN J . .REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . ' MIDDLEPORT The public· is urged to attend a community meeting about the future of Middleport's downtown, to be held tonight. The meeting, co-sponsored by the Institute for Local and Rural Government Development (ILGAR,D) at Ohio University and the Middleport Community Association, will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Middleport Church of Christ Family Life Center. · ILGARD and .the Community Association have begun an effort to identify the community's needs· wi.th regard to downtown retail and servi ce businesses, and to identify "gaps" which might serve as starting points for new entrepreneurial efforts. A team has been meeting for several months in order tD collect data and plan the project, and a community survey and retailer survey were recently distributed in an effort to collect information from the community. · the future of the:village." said The committee hopes ro ILGARD's Kari :Runser. , improve the appearance of the The allenda for toni ght's downtown area and enCO\Irage meeting mcludes a brief slide investment in new businesses. presentation on · the Village's Organizers of tonight's downtown revitalization · and community meeting hope au- analysis of its retail market. Middleport re sidentS and including data on commuting business owners will attend, patterns in and out of the area. but also encourage residents where the Village's retail cus' of other c'ommuniries to par- tomers come from, and poputicipate. lation data. 'This . meeting is very "Of most interest to the important. and it · is open to public might be a discussion all, not only Middleport resi- of the results of the communidents but Middleport's neigh- ty survey, which was aimect·m bars and others Interested in gathering popular opini on Occupational therapy benefits people of.all ages ·• BY BEl:H SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • Denver Persons, 71 • Edward 'Ted' Phillips, 83 • Ronnie Dale Scott, 63 INSIDE • Meigs County court news. See Page A2 .. Meigs County transfers posted. See Page A2 · • Burke traces ancestry at'recent DAR meeting. SeePageA3 • Wahama plans alumni banquet. See Page A3 • Local briefs. See Page AS 1. • For the record. See Page AS • TOPS recognizes losers. See Page AS Gooa USED Shenniu Tractors! Z5 hp 2WD Er 4WD Priced·To Sell! We stock all parts for WEATHER ZER ·ruR . MOWERS ·as low as 0/o Debollo on Poco A2 INDEX ' . Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 Comics Bs Dear-Abby Editorials A3 A4 Obituaries As Sports Weather . A6 .B Section A2 · © aoos Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ROCK SPRINGS Yesterday four-year old Hayley · Lathey used both BY DIANE I>O'FTORFF hands to play a game of DPOTIORFF@MYDAILYREG ISTER.COM Milton Bradley 's Operation at Rock springs Rehabilitation POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Center's Occupational ·_ Investigators are still waitTherapy Department. ing for the autopsy report on a This may not seem like a Point Pleasant woman who huge accomplishment on the was found dead in her home surface. but to Hayley and Tuesday morning . her parents, Elizabeth and Point Pleasant Police Chief Greg, it is a huge accomplishR.D. Spencer said the medment because Hayley had ical examiner in Charleston been born with blood clots was continuing to do tests that essentially caused a conWednesday on Stephanie dition similar to a stroke. Davis, 25. to determine the "I am very pleased," Mrs. cause of her death. Lathey said about Hayley's Davis was found face down progress and the therapy she in the . living room of her received from 'the occupahome·. tional therapist and occupaMembers.· of the West tional therapy assistants at Virginia State Police Mobile Rocksprings Rehabilitation Crime Lab al so were at Center. Davis' home on Monroe · The center recently won a Avenue to collect evidence. national campaign to recogSpencer said that since her nize the benefits of occupadeath was suspicious in nature, tional therapy, beatin~ out his department was treating rehabilitation centers 111 14 the home as a crime scene. states and Canada. !>lease.see l>_,llce, AS The winning theme was "Under Construction: a Work in Progress." The occurational therapy staf at Rocksprings created. work . stations Tor patients to receive the maximum benefit from their occupational therapy. Occupational therapy is defined as a type of rehabili•' tation that uses real life activa.tll Strllont/photo ities in specific areas and · Four-year old Hayley Lathey, who suffered from a condition similar to a stroke, uses both with 'specific goals, to help hands to play Milton Bradley's Operation game thanks in part to therapy she learned at patients of all ages prevent, lessen or overcome physical Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center's Occupational Therapy Department. April is National · disability. . · Occupational Therapy Month. Bv KEVIN KELLY Rocksprings Occtipational said, "It's the ~ognitive along back how to accomplish the 'back to their everyday things," KKELLY®MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Ther~tpist Kelli · Arnold with the physicaL" activities of ct'aily life such as Rocksprings Occupational believes people often confuse GALLIPOLIS - There are approach bathing , cooking, balancing a Therapy Assistant Melissa This holi stic occupational therapy with Colwell said. no plans to close or sell the includes teaching people of check book, and exercising. physrcal therapy. Although there is a miscon- · , Spring Valley Cinema, said ''Occupational therapy is "ft.'s more of a holistic all ages who have suffere\1 a the owners of the se venapproach to therapy," Arnold physical and/or cognitive set- one thing that helps people get l>lease see lberapy, AS screen theater complex on -------------------------~----------------Jackson Pike. The cinema is operated by Wendell and Lori Hull of Hull Theater Enterprises. Lori Hull sii.id that while Bv CHARLEN~ HoeFUcH ranging .from $7,600 to $25.000 are Leifheit, the Parish nurse, initiated the HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENfiNEL.COM Buckeye Hill s-Hocking Valley Regional grant proposal which has been partially negotiations are und~rway to Development District, Good Works, Inc., funded because she views walking a real remodel the building or possibly move it closer to downc fOMEROY - · The Meigs Cooperative Southeast Ohio Sight Center, Trinible health benefit. · Parish and Woodland Centers, Inc. are Local Textb9ok & Supplies Foundation, "While Pomeroy has a riverfront walk- town Gallipolis. it is not among the seven reCipients in Meigs and and Trimble Local SchooL ing path, many residents do ·not walk on closi ng. ··we're getting about I0 Athens Counties to receive a total of Going to Nelsonville to accept the check that outdoor path puring· the winter phone .calls a day about it and $150,000 from the Columbus-based for the Meigs Cooperative Parish will be because of health reasons," said Rader. we want to put everyone's . Osteopathic Heritage Foundation. the Rev. Keith Rader, director, and his "This will ~ive them an alternative ." The · presentation of the money wife, Dee, and Roger and Lenora.Leifheit. He explamed that until the gymnasium minds at rest," Lori Hull said. 'designed to improve health or quality of Rader said that his program will receive a is completed a "path" will be developed "The theater is here to stay." She said she and her hus· life will take place at 2 p.m. today at check for $7,600 and that the money will in the hall s at the Community Center. He Stuart's Opera House, 52 Public Square be used for developing an iridoor walking said some of the funds will be used to band . are "pretty close to in Nelsonville. A representative of the path at the Mulberry Community Center purchase pedometers and to provide the deciding" on either the Foundation will present the awards. and for purchasing health kits for children necessary assistance and supervision remodeling. which may while there are walkers .. Other organizations to receive funding who attend God's NET there. !>lease .see Cinema•.AS Owners: Cinema staying • Enjoy rich TV sound ' * Peifect for normal hearing • 'Perfect for people with hearing loss · • No more loud TV volume • Stop disturbing others • • • • Perfect for the living room Late night TV Use in public facilities Traveling • Kids' be(!rooms • TV video games -.tvears.com Deligbte4. very happy that laf !tu*• ·em watcll whatever he'will!$ as__. he wants -&.that does nol hurt my He does not have to haw: lhe TV loud & wheo I do watCh TV with bim, is at a oonnal hearing level. I love product! -- Barry & Shirley Webb - I -·---- TAKE AN ·' JACKSON •• ' Police aw3iting autopsy results . in death of Pt Pleasant woman .Meigs receives grants for healthy lifestyle programs 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES Places to go ' !>lease see-Meeting. AS open for*With24Approved Months* Credit • about the prese nt condition of the downwwn are'r and what kind .of retail and service opportunit ies the citizens want to see in Midtlleport," Runser surd. "In other words, what it would take to revitalize the business district. "We hope this will lead to a general di sc uss ion of the current situati on. service and retail "gaps." and what the · future of Middleport might be." Runser said . ' The presentatron will 231 Huron Street w. m ' tMcGraw Physical Therupy Bldg.) Open Moo. -Thurs. Open Tue• . Wed .. Thurs. 8:30-Spm • . (Acre.! from P\'111 Otfttel 446-7619 , I (740) ----~----~~------~-------------~----- • !.' · ATHENS 275 West Union Street Open Mon .. 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Pomeroy. S 150 co~ts. :r->urcd ,:kar distance : .JaiL 176 suspcmku. probaand l:O~h. l 0 Uay:-. in jail. :-,Lb- G !c1m lJ . H ~lllllllOil"i . Nc\\ .t ion. re~i~ tim.: . arre~t. $250 pcnded. probation . nll O.L.. C"rk. lml. S30 <llld cu>~< and C\hb. I XU days in jaiL S25 · ftnJ co~t~. prubatio1i·: ..;pecding : . 11cc!·l:t \ 1. 177 suspe nded . probation. , equipment \ iolation: David Ha rd11 ick. Pomcrov. S.\0 and DW I: Jason A. Reed. A. Barner. Pomerov. S20 and cus ts. speeuing: ·Paula L. ReeJ,vi lle. S30 and costs. cost,. failur,· to. control: Ha ri. R:IL'i tw . SJll emu CO>!>, "~Hl bdt \ iulat io n: Donoran AnJre\\' T. · Bauer. 'pccutng: Patrie~ C. R. Ric ilrnnnu. Pomeroy. $20 Micldlepon. S50, speeding : Hendcrlv. St>merset. 5.10 and c\nd co, h. fai Ime to co ill rot: C\lad E Baxendale. Tulech c<i>h. ;eat bdt ,·iulati on: J.o,epil F Riftle. Syracu se. R. · Hohhs. S.\0 an d L'Os ts. · 'peecling: S3ll and costs. ,pe 1:dttig: Ketllll'th DoniYan 1'. Beeler. Ok lahoma Citl. Okla .. S30 Jc\>011 A Riggs. Rutland. S30 Reedsville. 5750. ')() tb}s in and · ,.,,,Is. sp~elling: Terry and.nN,, seal bel! 1·io lation . Gary G. Rll,e. Middleport. jail. su>pended. prnbation. Hu!lon. Lll·t!:" ·ille. S-100 :tnu endan gerin g chi \J ren; L'o:-h. JO daY. ~ ill jai l, 27 ~liS~ 5500. 180 day' in jaiL 166 Dea lenn C. Bell. Pomenw. pe nded . pmbation. DUI : suspe'ndcd. probation. DUL $100 and Cih!s. .10 .davs In Srinath Jayaram. Ath ens. $30 S5 0. · probation. failure to .jail. 27 su.,pendecl. probiuion. and costs. sp.:ed ing: Jamie E. cornrol: Steven H. RusselL re<.:klc" operation: Emcr""' KenneLl y. Pomeroy. 520 and Coo lvil le. $.10 and costs. B .B in ~. Gallipolis. Jisurder- c·usts. 1 iu -s t anin~ I backin~: speeding: Johl1 L Saunders. lv c<;nuucr: Stewn \\'. Amanda R. lo.,hbough. Hurri L·ane. W.Va.. 5>30 and Btnklev. S30 and Cll>h. Cu lumhth. ~3 0 and costs. n>St.s. '>peeding: Brian E. speedi tig 'cat b.: lt 1·inlarion: Jnshua K. Shuu lewo nh . Lancaster. $-13 Sarah A. Blankenship. Lvnch . Lon~ Bottom. :).10 "and costs. speeding: Donald Micldkpon. 5 100. 1~0 davs' atid cost,. ,e:n . beli violatiutt: P. S111ith. San.dy,·ill e. W.Va .. in Ja il. suspended. probation. Parril'k E. Martin . S I 00 and cosh . I0 days in drug abLtse. $50 and L'O,I>. YO M iuJ iepnrL SJO and cos is. jail . seven suspended. probadays in· jail. suspendeu. pro- >pecuittg: Rachel M .. Martin . . ti on, driving under sus p I bati on endan2eri 11 L! ch i iUren. Prni..·tnn·ille. S3U anJ L'O!-its. re1·oc: Joy A. Spaun . Racine . $350 :md costs. 3'0 clays in spccuing: Basil 0. May. $20 anu costs. assu.reu dear C harles S. jail. 27 .su>p~ndcd. probation. ·Com fort. W.Va.. $50 anu uistan ce: OWL $ 100 anu costs. 30 · costs. speeding : Travis M. Stapleton. Vinton, $30 and day' in jaiL suspended. pro- . Mt·Fa rla nd . Mason. W.Va ., cos ts, seat belt viol ation: L. Thornton. bation. no dri1cr licen\e. $ .100 and costs. di sordefl y Laura Charlonesville, Va.. $30 and Chad r-1. Rre tmem:m. Eliu:t. co nd uc t. S30 and L'tlSts. >p.:.:ding: Donald E. Merrill. Logan. costs. speeding: Candace L. Charks J. Brvam. ~30 and costs. speedi ng; Tillis. Rutland. $20 and costs, Fave!!c1 illc. \\'.Vet.. S~(j and Lois E. Miller. Troy, $50 and · failure to con trol ; Eric T.. co~ts . displct)' I 1aliJ sticker: COSIS, speeding; Diane Toops. Pomeroy, $20 and Abelardo Cast illo. E l ~in. Il L. Milliron. Potileroy, $30 and costs. traffic coni dev I signs: $30 and cost,s. speed ing: costs . seat belt violation: Amanda M. Vail , Toledo, $30 . Sean K. Charle.s. G ree nllelcl . Thomas L. Mills. East Lynn. and costs. speeding: Hubert $.'10 anJ costs. speed ing: W.Va .. $30 and costs, seat P. Walker. Reynoldsburg, $30 Abby L. Che ,·alier. Pumertiy. bel! vio la tion : Tomm y J. ami costs. speeding: Jared R. $30 ai1d cosh. speed ing: Moore. Grove Ci tv. ~$70.-vio­ Wa shburn . Coolvil le; $30 Adam G. Chna lic r. lating · protec tion order. and costs. seat belt violation: Pomeroy. $3() and costs. $ 100. 1iola.tiong protection Harry B. Washington , $30 and Franklin Furnace, snecd in ,i: S un ~ M. Cllun~. order. S'l'l violaling, protec~ • ' !f. ' Columb us . .$30 and costs. tion order: · Dorothy L. costs, seat belt violation: spccui tig: William M. M or~an . Albanv. 530 and Gregory K. Weimer. Conn er. Westen ilk. S.\0 and cost~. se at belt violation . $20 Youngstowtt. $30 and costs. costs. spee!ling: Ric haru J . and costs. use of unautho- speeding: Donuld P. Weinert , Croston. Shade. 520 anu r.ized plates: Anna E. Akron. $30 and costs, speedDean Whittington , costs. display plates I \'alid Musselman. Buena Vista.' ing; sticker: Bradlev R. Crouc h. Va .. $30 and costs, speeding: Middleport. $350 and costs, Rac:nc. S20 and cos ts. unrca- Nathanie l E. Noe l.. Chkago. 180 days in jai l. 177 suspendDUL: probation. smwhle speed for conu.: Ill.. $30 and costs . speed ing.: ed. Jason L De skin s. Sll uth Jaso n A. No tti ngham. Long Stephanie A. Wolinsky. Chit rl eston. W Va .. $.\0 :mel Bottom, $30 and costs. Cincinna ti. $50 and costs. costs. , r eedin g: Mark A. speed ing: Tara L Oliver. speeding in 60 mph zone; Donal Json. Columbus. $30 New Hawn, W.Va ... $30 and Charle s L. Workman, and costs. speeding: cos ts. speeding: David A. Brunswick. Ga. $30 ~md Rory W. Edmunson. Park. Miduleport. $150 and costs. seat belt violation . PO\II ' ROY Cnunt~ (\1t1rt JLu..lg~..· AEP executive says company in talks to settle lawsuits COLU MB US (AP') American Electri c Power is in talks to se!!le a nearl y 6-yearo ld lawsuit acc using the nation 's largest power generator o [ violating Clear Air Act rules by n,ot in stalling modem pollution controls · at . nine plauls. the com pany's !llp exec uti ve sa id. "Is there a chance'' I'd· say yes." AEP president and chief exec uti ve Michael Morris told The Columbus Dispatch after meet ing with shareholders at the co mp<~ny' s annual nieetin g in .Tul sa, Okla . "We're• seeking a. bit more balance in what the Qther side would hm e Its do. We cont inuc to believe that we did not violate" the law. Th e Ju stice Department sued AEP and several other util ities in 1999 over accusalions that doze ns of coal burning powe r plants in the Midwes t spewed dirty air that caused smog and health problems across the Northeast. .The gove rnment c laimed the · uti Iitie s made physical chanljeS to t)leir plants wit hout Upgradi ng pollution control s. · A£P's case involving nine plants in Ohio. Wes t Virginia. Virgin ia and lnuiana is set 10 go to trial on June 6 in Columbus before U.S. District Judge Edmund Sar2us. Morri s said AEP has panicipated in · meetin gs al the ~ request ofSargus. but is ready to go to trial. · "We would 'welcome a settlement if it's possible, but we're very confident of our legal position." Morris said. Ben Porriu. a spokesman· for the Ju stice Deparlmcnt, said both sides are prohibiled from talking about the status Federal Mogul - .57 USB -27.90. Gannett- 76.51 General Electric - 36.40 GKNLY - 4.45 Harley Da~ldson - 4 7.08 JPM- 35.50 Kroger - 15.81 Ltd. - 22.12 NSC - 32:04 Oak Hill Anancial - 30.22 ova - 34 DDT - 39.06 Peoples -" 26.56 • of negotiati ons. • "Our tirst course of act.ion. and what we wo(tld prefer with any company. is to do se!llenient talks, " he said. Last n]Onlh, Akron-based ' FirstEnergy Corp. agreed to pay $1.1 billion in ti nes and cleanup costs at four power plants in th e second-largest federa l settlement with an electric utilit y over air pollution. So far. nine utilities have reached seulemet]IS with the governm €nt. The lar~est has been !t $ 1'.2 billiii'n deal reachec) with Virginia Electric Power'co. , . . AEP stock was up 42 cent.s to $35.3 1 in tradin g Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange. AEP stock has ranged from $78.50 to $36.34 in the past year. AEP has about 5 million custqn1ers in I I states. including West Virginia. Public meetings Saturday, April 30 'PORTLAND - Lebanon 'lov.- nship Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the township building. Clubs and. organizations Thursday, April 28 · . SY RACUSE-· Wildwood Garden Club. 6:30p. m. at the home of Chris ·Chapman in Syracuse. Tunie Redovian to give program on wi ldflowers. REEDSVILL E . -· The Riverview Garden Club will ' meet at 7:30p.m. at the home of Janice Young. Hal Kneen will prese nt a program on water garde ns. · TUPPERS PLAINS - The VFW 9053 will meet at 7 p.m . al the hall in Tuppers Plains. Ofticers will be elected. · POM EROY - The Meigs County American Cancer Society task force meeting wil l be held at noon at the' Wild Horse Cafe. Saturday, April 30 CHESTER - A horse hoof dinic wi ll be held at I p.m. at th e Chester courthouse conducted by Josh Knotts. farrier, who wi ll talk on hoof . health and care and demonstrate hoof trimming arid · s hoeing. The program is sponsored by the ChesterShade Hi storical Asso~iatinn. ~allipohs maHp ~ribune ~oint ~lea1)ant Regf1)ter and Daily Sentinel Hurrv, time is running outl Ad is Pepsico - 5~.24 · Premier - 10.25 Rockwell - 46.26 Rocky Boots - 26.95 RD Shell - 58.48 sac -23.44 Wai·Mart- 47.29 Wendy's - 41.27 Worthington - 16.24 Daily stock reports are .the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the pre~lous day's transactions, · pro~lded by Smith Partners at Ad~est Inc. of Gallipolis. . Other events ~. Church events Support rm . Birthdays 1 MASON - The Wahama High School Alumni Association will have its amiual ban4uet on May 2~ at the Mason County Farm Museum. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m. to enable friends to meet and visil before the dinner to be served at 6 p.m . . Reunion years to be recognized will include • I 935 through 1995 with the graduating class of 1955 being special guests. Speaker will be Bernard Lieving, class of 1955. Reservations form s may be picked up at cily National bank, Mason. or Health Aid Pharmacy. New Haven, or by calling Wilmarine Hill ai7735836. Reservation s musl be returned no later than May 24. Wondertul opportunilies are ava.ilable 1n Tom Peden Country. We are expanding our staff and need more sales people. No Experience is required. only a willingness to learn, work as a team and have a strong mitiative. • Work At rhe #1 Dealership .• 401 K Retirement Plan • Potential Income 40-60k • Health Insurance Call To Schedule An. Interview: Tom Peden Country 1-800-822-0411 • 372-2844 475 South c·hurch Street • Ripley, WV 25271 ' ' rHERE WILL BE A -~'*'-1f< ··. ·sPECIAL '. EDITION ON . ~; , FRif)A·~ MAY 20 SALUTING ALL Me. COUNTY I Health care Edition to be published Mav 2:0. 2005 this morning. Winds will be 5 to 10 MPH fi·om the so uthwest. Aftemoon (1-6 p.m.) · It will .remain cl.oudy. Moderate rain is forecasted. The rain fall should reach o:4o inches by this afternoon. Temperatures will rise from 62 early this atiemoon to 69 by 3:00pm then drop down to 66 late afternoon. Winds will be 5 to 15·M PH from the south. DEAR ABBY: I have been • If \ou \\<lilt to \ tC'\\ RACINE - An nu,d inspec- will be singi ng at 7 p.m. at thinking about writing this . purno~r~tph~. hu:- .t llomL.' tion . of Pon1eroy -Racine the Midd leport Church of the lener for a long time. I'm the etllnputcr. 1\ hik ,, .., 'urpon Lodge 164. Dinner at 6:30 · Nazarene. Refre shments will airector or a" sma ll public free "P~ech. our fi.1L·i lit) llCL'd " · li brary. I lo1·e my job and pm. at Methodist Church . be .served. rn be child-tricnJJII :--;,, one serving our patrons. E>ut you tnspecti on in . Master Mason -not chi ldren. •Hiic:r p.llrt>lh Dear w!luld not be lieve some of degree at lodge building. or "ta fT - \\ anh to '-l!L' \ nur Abby the outrageous behavior th;1t .. pri1ate life.. · Monday, May 1 occurs in libraries - so I RACINE Racine • .Talk 111 Lh ·in compll'tl' Friday, April 29 have wri!!cn: Chapte r 134. Order of Eastern . ..,c> nt~n cl.!..,. \\ 'L, arL' not lllind MIDDLEPORT Free A LIBRARIA N'S PLEA Star with presentation of 50· rCdLk·r~ . V\'hL'Il, you ~ilentl_1. soup supper, 4:30 to 6:30p.m . FOR LIBRARY ETI year pins. Refre shmenl s. thrusr a lihrary ~·;trd ·at U\ . Wl' at the Middleport Church of · QUETTE; ' ' . don't knm1· i1hat you ll'ant which spread> to other l"i"~'Christ Family Life Center. • Pleuse kee p your chi loren • Retu rn m~llerial.-.. on t i m~ . · un le-.,:-, HJU ldlu :-..· Wednesday, May 4 wi.!h you at all time\. A librar: Most libraries IJai'C . limitt'd .• Pk<t...,l' r"t..'lllcmhcr thi" i.:.. <.t GUYANDOTIE, W.Va. - · ian is there' to help you se lect lihrarv. nnt an ol't"icl' -.en iL·e. Sunday, May 1 The VFW Post 9738 will host material s - not babv'-sit or hud~ets :md limited >taff lc> W.: :ire ilapp1 tll l1l'i p 1 llU serv.._c a large population . LONG BOTIOM - Prai s~ a Welcome Home Seminar at clea n ttp after yo ur chtldren. Don't "'·aste (lur re..,tHirCt:.., hy finJ rc~ourn.:'-. but don't •i.l"'h. and Worshp Crusade, contin- 7 p.m. al the post home. 227 An unattended child can crefail in !! to return lll<.lleria(, U\ tn do \"our hume\\urk. .· ing nightly through May 8 at Main St. , Gu yandone,' W.Va. of clea nup wo rk in ate hours when ' due . Don't <: laim l'otr write your· papl'r. edi t your the Mt. Olive Church, Long Special guests will include J. only a few minutes. Teach have ret urn ~d a buqk when le ttl'r or do vour ta.\C'-. Bottom. Services, 6:30p.m. on B. Finlay, acting director of your children not to run or AnJ h) ti1.e \\d). a ... impk it 's ac!llally iu your bedrotlm. Sunday. 7 p.m. other nig hts. the VA Medical Center. and shout in the Iibra ry. · ·chi ld's room. t!Y111 , lork~r. ·Thank \ uu" make-. our day ·Dr. Loren Wilkenfeld. chief of • If your child throws a e1ffice or the back .>eat of \'Our I., kno(v th is leu~r i:-. t~HJ gro~:~ps mental health, along with per- tantrum. screams or continu - car. Librari~.m..; get nu Plca- long 10 print. Abby. hut th;mk sonnel from the Veterans ally whines. pl ease take !'he "lirc from co llcctin u. fine:-. !"or yuu fur le tt ing tnt· ~L' l .lh. i ... i_ll'f . . Thursday, April 28 '•Administration regional office child home. He ot' she probaIll \' · chest I i'~cl bcttei'. POMEROY - Caring and and service organization s. For bly needs a nap. a snack. or overdue material ;, Cal lit1g ro .\1ARIAN TilE Ll l.'lRAR I· r~mind you that" th ing . . arC' Sharing support group will more information contact Bud simp ly your undi vided atten overdue waste' limi ted .sta ff AN IN KANSAS meet a1 I p.m., Meig s Senior Paulson. 304-523-9728. tion . While yo u can probab ly time. It abu v..-· a~tcs llllle and DE.-\R 'MARi r\N : You're Center. Norma Torres will be tune him out. other patruns mon'ey to rcplat·e lost books. welcome'. prilltin g your speaker. cannot. orde r the replace men t 1if l.:ucr in full hL·causc 11 In' · Saturday, April 30 • Do not use yo ur cel l there \ money in the budget I. lllL'riL ~IIlLI also bec;tu~e I su...,POMEROY - Singers to .phone in the library. No one and proce" it to be put bacJ., pec t must uf th e ullenucrs du be at the Mt. Herman U.B. Thursday, April 28 wants to listen to you scream in circu lation. not kn ow atw bett er.... Church. on Wickham Road RACINE - Shirley Appleby at your spouse or di scu,, s per• We are happ y to help wnh Dear Abb)• i.l written by off Texas Road 7 p.m. will observe her 94th birthday sonal financ es . · Yo11 ne ve r you r re ference \Jllestions. But Abigail Van Buren, aim ,include Claudette Harbin , the on April 28. Catds may be sent know who's li s'tening. but please remember we' re mit known ni } eimue Phillips. Glory land Bel ievers, and Ray to her at 26791 Mill Hill Road. you can be sure somebody is. magi1.:iun s. I f you . ha \"e a a11d ' was .fimurled by her and Deloris Cundiff. Offering . Racine, Ohio 45771. • Do not bring food · or deadline. plan ahead . While . mother, Pauline · l'llil/ip.l·, will go to the World Christ . Saturday, May 7 · drink to the library. A sp illed we can perform nriracl e:-.. Write Dear ;\bby. at Outreach Mini stry for a 'l'UPPERS PLAINS · dritik can ruin books in an they. take a little lime lo www.DearAbby.com or 1~0. .church building .in Malaui. Hazel Barnhill will be 90 on instant. Even if the book dri'es accom pli sh. and there <tre Box 69440, .Los .-lnt;elex. CA Africa . Call992-7565 . ' May 7. Cards may he sent to out. ir will · Lleve l!!p ntold. other patron' tu he servetl . 90069. MIDDLEPORT - . Brian her at P.O. Box 33. Tuppers and the Family Connection Plains, Ohio 45783 . • , There church groups . and teachers worked with the. m to improve_ living conditions and educatiOnal opportumttes. After the . Revolutionary War, Manasseh Curtts and other offt~ers of the_ Revo'luuon worked to outlaw slavery 111 Oh10 lands and the Northwest Terntory. .. The Mason-Dtxon Lme was ttr~t developed to settle border d1sputes. Northern state hnes were d Delaware, . - 'l'h·· Pennslyvama. Ohw d · . .lndtana d an 111 mms. ' ts was comp 1ete 111 1767 an m 1820 , M'tssoun- an d Iowa were add c d to th e Mason Dixon Line. Fugitive slave laws were passed in 1793 and again in 1850. Canada passed a law in 1793 that prohibited slaves from being returned to the United States. · Many slaves disappeared West or ran otl to the Underground railroad which formally started in 1830. · Rae Moore read the National Defender message about lhe right of the first amend- · ment which was ratified in 1778. It is a document that stands two centuries later as the greatesi protection of liberty and democracy the world has ever known. She noted that in 1791, the ten amendments were ratified providing clearly the freedom of religion, (reedom of the press, protection against standing. armies and res1ric1ion against monopolie ~ . Moore said that today 's high school students are not taught and remain ignorant · about their first amendment rights. If lhey do know, I hey take lhem for granted, she said. Why arc So many students hoslile 10ward the safe guarding of liberty," she asked. , Perhaps because so many of their parents are." she said. Moore said that only about one of every 100 people can name all five of the rigjlts in the first amendment and some say the first amendment goes 1oo f¥ in the rights it provides. She suggested e:-eryone should . seri- · Submitted photo ously read the first amendment. Henry Burke, a descendant of siaves, showed · Hostesses for 1he meeling held at the maps tracing the ·"routes of the un,derground. Racine Librarv were June and Emma Ash lev ratlroad in Ohio during his talk at the Return and Marlyn Wolfe. The next meeting will ~ on May 14 at the Pomeroy library. Jonathan Meigs Chapte~. DAR. . . Librarian writes the book on etiquette for pcitrons RACINE - Henry Burke of Marie,tta 1raced his ancestry back to Virginia on the plantation of Ro bert Carter 111 in hi s talk on the Underground Railroad In Ohio at a recent "[ meeting of Return· Jonathan Meigs Chapter. · · Daughters uf the American Revolution. Burke described Carter as a wealthly man who finan ce d the educat ion of Thomas Jefferson . He said that in 1790 a number of ' · h.ts ancestors were set 1-ree slaves mcludmg f d· · b y Mrs. C aner. Th e p Iantatton was. orme 111 1640 by John Carter who owned etght slaves. _ Burke sat~. • Undcrgwund Ratlroad conductors were common In Ohto and Burke showed maps of the many routes that were used. Many went. through Metgs County to Nelsonvtlle where the slaves were taken to the Canadian border. I . Cold Por> 20oz•. · Bottle OnlY 71¢ j Su.nslasses ·1/2·Price Mav13,2005 · Timex Watches 30% Off Extra · SPecial FridaY OnlY 50°/o Off ComPlete Stock Candy Bars Women"s Coloi!nes.. Perfumes. Gift Sets Greetins · Cards 1/2 Price 2/79¢ . 20°/o Off ' Ifyour business interested in participating in this special section, CALL-992-2155 ' Dave Harris or .Brenaa Davis ' 992-2155 Before May 13~ 2005 ...._ .. .A."" .' ... .,...._ .... .1111 ... -..6 ........ ' . 2005 Wahama Burke traces ancestry at recent DAR meeting fans alumni p banquet Don't miss.this opponunitv to reach over 16,000 homes· . Thursday, April 28, .. • Local Stock$ ACI-44.50 AEP -:35.31 ' Akzo- 40.56 Ashland Inc. - 64.10 AT&T-19 BLI-10.31 Bob E~ans - 21.07 BorgWarner - 45 ..56 Champion - 4.03 Charming Shops ~- 7.43 City Holding - 32.21 Col- 46.23 oG- 20.80 DuPont- 46.47 Clarence R. Waldron to Joan L. Waldron. affidavit. Columbi a. Robert A. McMurray to Scipio Township Trustees. uecd. S<.:ipio. ' Helen Boggs to Suzanne L. Heald. deed. Rutland. Lloyd D. Moore. Cathy J. Moore. Gary R. Moore. Peggy L Moo re, to Bear Builders and Developers .' deed. Village oJ ,Pomeroy. Ruby Congo to Rebeccah Congo. deed. Lebanon. J&M Lands. Ltd. to John Smith . Johnnie W. Smilh, Maude I. Pendleton. deed. Columbia. Johnnie W. Sm ith. Maude I. Pendleton. to William M. Haynes. Diana L. Haynes. deed. Columbia . Hou si ng and Urban Develop'rnent to · Lon'ni e Medley, Jr.. Mary Jane Medlev.' deed. Letan. Michael W. Maye r, Julie A. Mayer. to Brian Scott McKinney. deed. Rulland . POMEROY Meigs partial relea>e. Bedford. Coull!) Recorder Judy King George J. Moore . deceased. •reported the following rrans- to David Klein. certi ficate, fers of real estate: Village of Pomeroy. Gordon John Lewi s, May Warren D. Hart. Judy M. Shirley Lewis. to Bradford Han. !!) Penny HyselL deed. Lewi>. Ha?d I. Lewis. deed. Rutla~d Village . Ru tl,md. Beneficial Ohio. Inc. Savannah J. Duncan to Beneficial Mortgage Co. of Tyson K. Buckley. Rebec·ca Ohio. to Eric L. Diddle. ·M. Buckl ey. ueed. Sali sbu ry. Roberta J. · Diddle. sheriff's ' Virginia A. · Cook. deed · deceaseu. to Lee Willie Russell L. Nuuer. Julie L. Cook. affidavit, Vill age of Nutter, to Thomas R. Middleport. · Hutchison, Jr., deed. Linda D. Milliron to Keith U . Detweiler En terp rises to Ac'rea~e · ln Yestments: Inc.. 'E. Meyerhoffer. . deed. deed. scipio. Salisbury. Byrl D. Griftin. deceaseu. to Junn y A. 1\kMidwel to Do1ina Gtiflin. afticlavit. Olive . Bay Marbklwau . LL.C.. Michael D. Gorrell. deed , Villa~c of Pomcrov. Parricia McVay Gorrel.l. to Leon Carul Pierce. Barbara Chester · H. GorrelL Donna A. Pierce. to C 1rnl F. Pierce. deed, Salem. · · Jeanne Go rrell. deed. Olive. Jeffrey J. Warner. Linda R. Fanners Bank and Savings Warner. to Janet L. Hunter. Co. ·to Jea n Mari e Keller. deed. Bedforu. deed. Leban01i. Tuppers Plains-Chester Penny Hy sel l; David W. Water District to Dorothy A. Hyse ll. 10 Mall Met heney. Chancy. Kenneth E. Chaney, deed. Village of Rutland . NewsChannel Thursday. April 2H Momi11g (7 a.m.-,Voou) Temperatures .11ill ri'e to 60 with today·, low of 3H occtl rrin_g around ·6:00am. Sl- ies will range from mostly sunny to cloudy with 5 MPH wincb ·from the so uthwest. · · Aftemoou ( 1-6 p:m.1, It 's going to be a cloudy afternoon. Temperature, wil l hnld steady ttround ol with rn<la) ·, hi gh uf 6-l occunin~ around 2:0opl11 Winds will be 5'ro 10 MPH from the so ut hw~s! . Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) It shou ld continue to be cloudy. We are predicting li ght rain. The rain \\.'ill start arou nd 8:00pm. Expect 0. 16 the end of this overnight. inches of rain by the end of Temper,\!ures will linger at thi s evening. Temperatures . 52. Winds will be 5 MPH will drop from 59 early thi' from · the southeast turnin g evemn2 to 53. Winds wil l be from the so uth . a, the 10 MPH from the southwest 01ernight prpgres,es turnin g from the southeast as Frtday, April29 the eve nin~ pro~resses. .Homi11g (l'a. m.-Noon) · Ovemig'f.t (1-6 a.m. ) It\ ~ni n~ to he a cloud; It 'hou ld remain clouuy . mornm-g. lhere i'\ a goo(l Expel'! ligh t rain . The rain chcmce of rain. Temperature'> should reach 0. 1t1 inches by 11 ill climh from 56 to 62 by late Community Calendar Meigs County transfers posted Pa gt~rJ\:3 BY THE EN ' The Daily Senti.n el I, • • �- - - ----- , OPINION The Daily Sentinel President Bush is aggresstvcly ftghllng two of the bt ggest tbrea ts facing Amenca - terronsm and the Socml Security shortfall - but he's taili ng woel'ully sho1t in addresstng the likelih ood that th e United States wi11 lose its longstandmg lead 111 htgh technology. Over a series of years. one alarmm g report after ano ther has warnttd th at the nation is fa ll ing behind 111 scten tifi c· ed ucatton and discovery and sta nd s to lose jobs as a res ul t. Yet the admmt stration persists in treating basic resea r~h as ''spendmg," not invest- ' ment. Fortunately, the danger has a tt racted the attent!Oll of one of Congress' most dili ge nt activist s, Rep. Frank Wolf , R-Va., chairman of the Hou se Appropriations subcommtttee that oversees the National Sctence Foundation (NSF), the National Institute of Standards and Technology and th e Whne House science advtser 's office. Wol f, who has led Congressional campaigns against gambling and has foc used natiOnal attention on religious persec ution and other human n g hts vi olati ons around the world, ts now . putting together an age nda to reverse America's decline in science. On April 12, he and two colleagues House accompanied by fo rmer Speaker Newt Gingrich. RGa. announced the tntrodu ction ot legJs lation to have the U.S. government pay the tnterest on undergraduate loans \or students who agree to work in sc ien ce, math or engineering fo r a five-year pen ad. Wo lf al so fav ors holding a blue-nbbon natiOnal conference on technology, trade and manufactu ring where leaders of industry would highlight the danger to U.S. leadershtp. He wants to triple fundm g for federal basic science programs over a penod of 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysenlinel .com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich Gene'ral Manager-News Ed1tor . Congress shall make 110 law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or~?,{ tlte press; or the right of the people peaceably .to assemble; and to petition the GoPernment for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN -HISTORY Today i' Thur,day. Apri l ]8. the !1 8th day of 2005. There are 247 day' left in the .year Today·s Hig hlight In History: On April 28. 1945,halian dictator Bemto MuS>olilll and his mistie". Clara Petacci. "ere executed by Italian partisans as they attempted to flee the country On th)s date: In 1788. Maryland became the seventh state to rati fy the t:.S Consutuu on In 17X9. there was a mutiny on HM S Bounty as the crew of the Bn!ish shtp set Capt. Wtllmm Bltgh and 18 sail ors adrift in a launch 111 the South PaCifiC. . In 1947. a six-man e,\pednion sailed from Peru aboard a bai " I WOcld raft Ilcl!l1eu lite " Kuu-Tikt" Ull a 10 1-day journey to Polyne>Ja In 1952. war Wi th Japan officially ended as a treaty that had been s 1 g'n ~d by the Um ted States and 47 other nations took effect. In 1958. Vtce Prc stdent Nixon and hts wife. Pat, began a goodv. tl l to ur qf Latm Amenca that was marred by hostile mobs In Ltma. Peru. and Caracas, Venezuela. In 1907. heavywetght boxmg champton Muhanvnad Ah retused to be inducted mto the Arm~. the same day Gen . Wilham C Westmoreland told Congress the U.S. "would prevail in Vtetnam" · 1 In 197-1. a federal ju ry In New York acqUitted former Atto1 nev General John Mitchell a nd forme r Comme rce Secretary Maurice H Stans of charges in connectton with a secret $200.000 contnbution to President Nixon's re-electton ~:ampa t gn from fmanc1er Robert Ves<.:o. In 1980. President Carte r accepted the resignation of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who had opposed the failed rescue mtsSion mmed at freemg American hostages in Iran In 1988, a fli ght attendant was ktlled and 61 persons injured when part of the roof of an Alohd Airlines Boeing 737 peeled bdck dunng a fli ght from HJ!o to Honolulu. Ten yea• s ago In Taegu , South Korea. a gas !me exploded in the middle of an intersectton crowded with mormng traffic, killmg 101 peopl e. Fne years ago. Ftvc people. targeted because of thetr race or ethmcny. were ktlled in a shooting rampage in suburban Pittsburgh. a suspect, Rtchard Baumhammers, was arrested (He was later convtcted and sentenced to death.) One year ago: First photos of the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal were shown on CBS' "60Minutes II." A Spanish judge indicted Amer Azizi, a Moroccan fugitive. on charges of helping to plan the Sept II hijackings. The U N. Security Counctl put terrori st>. black marketeers and crooked sc tentists on nouce that they faced punishment for trafficking in weapons of JI]ass destruction. Cable gtant Comcast Corp dropped its twomonth-old unso.hcu ed btd for The Walt Disney Co. Today's Birthdays· Author Harper Lee is 79. The former president of Iraq, Saddam Hu ssein , is 68 . Actress-singer AnnMargret ts 64. ·'Tontght Show" host Jay Lena is 55. Actress Mary McDonnell is 52. Rapper Too Short is 39 Actress Simbi. Khali is 34 Rapper B1g Gtpp is 32. 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Martin CEO No1111 awatded for the dJsu" e1 v Auguqtnc. say that mmt ot of methods to calculal~ Its research and develop- longtll!de for ,hippmg ment buJget increases are And. he >tud. he 's read tor new dctcnsc weapons and absorbed al l the recen t on Ameiic.I· s sys tems, not tor baSi c reports Morton Jesca i·c h 111 electro nt cs. f,IIItng behinu 111 technul\1 Kondracke nanotechnology. comput- gy. The !.nest. tssu ecl 111 ,Ing. energy and phys iCS. Feb1 ua1 y by II high -te ch Anu gtven cont tnu ed compantcs ( In c l ud t tt~ poor perform<~nce by U.S Microsoft. Intel ,Jnd years student s in Internatton<tl Lucent). trdde assoc1al1011" And he ;ays · the Uni ted math and sc tcnce tes ts. and academic sc1ent il 11.: States should cstabltsh a combined w11 h the compar ~ soc1etil',. documents lo"'"es nch prize - ot as much as at1vely low numbers of Ill k~y benchmark~ of l'O lll$ 1 billion - for the sol u- U.S .. stu dents now earn ing peltl!On tion to maJOr scient ifi c degrees in sc1e nte. there' s Ai110ng the ftndin gs 111 prob lems such as the dis- a need for even more cftoll the repo11 :tre that \he U.\ . covery of an alt er]lative tQ to bol ster science educa- sh.1re ol Itude rgraduat e and fo ss tl fuel s. . tion graduate degrees Ill scicnc~ Wolf tol d me in an intcrCongresSio nal sou rces and engtneenng ts drop" tew, rather dt plomallca l- point out that. in an effort ping behind those of /\ sia ly, that "I personally to cu t the de fi Cit. the and Europe. belie ve that (the Bu sh admtn!StratJon ha s recomThe report satd tha t adm tn istrati on is) under- mended reductions in the As ian st udent s who nne~ funding scie nce . Not pur: educatton progra ms o f the came to the Un ited Stale' posefully. I thin~ we have NSF a nd the National to earn Ph D.s are inCie.Js; a deftclt prob lem, and pre- Ocean ic and Atm osp il enc tn gly stay ing at home bollt VIO US ad mini strati ons have Admitllstrauon and ha s because o t U.S I 'IS J underfunded it also. " .l!1d loc.J I eli minated fund ing fo r the Iest rictio ns Gtngrich ts less dtplo- popular Ja so n program , opport umucs. matt c. " I am totally puzThe U.S share of sc·i ctP undersea zled by what they've done fou nd ed. by ufi c p ub l i~:atto n s h;t; with the baste-research explore 1 Rob e1t Ballard. whi ch attrac ts tll ousands ot dropped behi nd th.J l o r_ budge t," he told me "As ,1 Europe, and national security conserva- yo un g peop le to sc ience Westetn project s. 's has Increa sed nc ,ulv Asta tive and as a world tradeWolf send that. be side s fi vefo ld fr om l'lJX~ tel economic competttton conAppropn atw ns 200 1 Total resea1ch ,,nJ gelling servattve, I cannot im ag ine how they co uld have come Comm ittee respons ibi!Jtt es development Investm ettt for scie nce , he was also by six of the fastest · groc1 • up With this bud ge t .. He conun ued "There's inspi red to fos ter sc ience m g economic s ha s nearly no point in arg utng with ed ucation by attending a caug ht up with that Ill th~ them Internally. They're Jason program "ith hun- Umted States Federal funding lor gomg to do what they are d reds of student s at a going to do. But I think 1f school in his dtstric t dunng research and deve lopmen t thi s Congress does not sub- the fin al game ol the World has fal len from 1.25 p<:tce nt in 1985 to 0 75 pe1' stantially rat se th e research Senes la st October. He al so was stimulated. cen t in 200 1. Ancl U S. budget. we are unil aterall y s,u d, by Gtngrich's 12 th grade rs scored I (Ji ll he disarmmg ' from the stanu"Winn in g the out of 2 1 nation s m science potnt of Intern ati onal com- bo ok, Future·· (Reg nery and 19th 111 math 111 the 1.1.1t petitlon " The Bush adtmmstratwn Publi sh ing. 2005), whtch mter nauonal mat chups The ,Ru ss tan launch 11 f clatms that tts total budget declares that " investing Ill for re search and develop- sc ience (Incl udin g math Sputmk in the 1950s lrt ~ · ment - $132 billion for and science educati o n) is ge red a huge natio n.t l fi scal 2006 - 1s up 5.5 the most tmportan t stra te- tn vestment in science -- percent from last yea r an d gic In ves tm ent we can the space progra m and th e Jn co nttnued National • Defen st! 45 percent above fu ndmg make in the la st yea r of the Amcncan leadership eco- Educdtion Act The Sep!. nomically <tnd militaril y" II , 2001 . d!tacks prov!lk ed Clinton admtmstratlon. Wolf said he al so wa s an all -o ut war on terro1ism. And the btldget calls for influenced by New York It 's clear. the Umted States $269 million for it s Mathemattcs and Sctencc Tnnes co lumn iSt Thomas faces a Similar co mpetiti vecha ll enge. Partnership program 10 F1 iedman's new book, ne ss upgrade the skill s of teach- "The Wor ld Is Flat" Somebody's got to tell th e ers and the performance of (Farrar. Straus and Giroux) president. Co ngre ss shoul d. studems. Arts and and an (Monon Kondrack e " Howe, er, admtntstratlon Enterta inm ent cable TV execu ti ve editor of Roll critics. including Gtngrich movie on the 18th ce ntury Call. the nell spape1 of and form er Lockheed Bmi sh sc te ntiftc pn ze Cap11oi Hill.) overboard: decrying the (man date' gay."' o ne psyc ho logis t Bac kpack in g, ca noeing, Attention, hayseeds: An told the Times. Indeed, sailing. fishmg. etc. W~ y offictal trend has been decreed, and once again most of the article conststs I' ve eve n hea rd of guys you're behind the curve. of 20-someth ing guy s sleeping together in tents Accordmg to the Style secexplaining the exact rules without anybody production of The New York for be mg vulnerable and ing a meter to as se~s thctr Gene sensitt ve wllhout seemin g Manlmel;,S. " Times, the hippest, most Lyons gay. Suffice it to say Perhaps Jennifer 8 would voguish, up-to-the-minute they' re more complicated deem such acttvtli cs thing is something called a than the mfield tly rule. unfa shiOnab le (What do I "man . date." Accordmg to Such rul es are also com- kn ow?~ I ha ve no tdea whv one Jennifer 8. Lee, a man date consists of "two het- ball every da y, but has pletely unnecessary after .her mtddle name ts ai t erosexual men socializing opinions about the Chtcago you grow up. Ftrst of all , Arabic numeral.) Did I mock my wtfe fo r • without the crutch of busi- Cubs bullpen . (She 's glad you more or less know who ness or sports. It is two to see pitcher Kyle you are. whatever you are. usin g the "crutch uf guys meeting for the kind Farnsworth exhibiting h" Second. once you start clothes" when she parttct of outing a straight man gold chains elsewhere this playing t.ltat game of trying pated in a bizarre fem ,tle mtght reasonably ar.range season. ) Sure, she dragged to be "manly,'' it's easy to ritual called a "c lothe sme to a musical after our end up like a certai n presi- swappmg" party hosted hy. with a woman." Here are some dos and most recent pilgrimage to dent I could name, swag- a friend · a foot taller than don'ts: havmg dinner at a Wrigley Field . But that gering around 'in macho herself the other day ? OK, costumes lt ke a member of actually I did. But not lor restaurant table is a man was a small price to pay. Funny, but last time the the Village People. The seek ing companionship date; having a burger at the bar is not. Two guys going Red Sox visited Yankee harder you try. the more tt ' Nor did she mock the to movie is a man date; ball Stadium ; there appeared to looks like you' re trying too weekly ntual I shared mth . my late. great fnend who I games are out. A walk in be thousands of women in hard. And no. I don't share called The Doctor. 'We'd the park is a man date ; jog- attendance. But then again, ging 111 the park is, like, so the ballpark's 111 The candle- lit dmners wit h meet near dawn at a prelast year. According to Bronx , where notliing men. thanks. Candles sur- . arranged spot m the boonLee, "' Sideways,' the trendy ever happens. vived the mvention of light docks, drop the tailgate' . Oscar-w inning· film about Needless to say, the real bulbs for one reason: turn the beag les loose. and two buddies touring the idea behind the "man date" female vanity. By candle: enJOY a "man date " of our ce ntral California wme .Js that age less female de lu- light, I'm sure Lauren own. ~ hann g intimaci e, count ry ... is one long and sian: turning men into fac- Bacall looks like a babe in onlv imother man could boozy man date." simi le women. Accmding a beer commerctal. And understand'. For exampl e, And here I thought to Jennifer 8. g uys have more power, to her. ijut I The Doctor· s first "tfe had "S ideways" was mostl y " ml.lch to gam from the prefer to see what I'm eat ~ been an artist One day he abo ut getting drunk and emotional support of male ing. I've also noticed a confided m me the most skirt-chasing . That's what fnendship s. (Women . direct correlatton between endunng legacy of thL' Ir made it so funny. All that understand this mstl ncuve- cand les, 'kimpy portions breakup. touchy-feely win,e -tasting ly, which is why there is no and astronomical restau"God. I hate art," he sa'icl stuff turned out to be noth- female equivalent to the rant prices. If the joint Now there's an emotHlning but an excuse for act- awkward man date; appears to have an art a! truth you'll .never h ~ar ing like the young George straight women have long director 111 the kitchen, my over a candleli t dinner W. Bush on a road trip to met for dinner or a movie buddie;, and I are going (Arkansas Democrll/ Tijuana. without a second somewhere else. Ga:elfe columnist Gm <' But what'do I know ? I'm thought. )" Somebody needs to alert L\olls is a national fll<l !/<1 . the >kind ot guy who takes And what ·makes man New York Times trend- :ine award wirmer aru/ <'owomen to baLiga me s dates awkward? "If men spotter' that out in the.' bin- · awhor of "The Hu[Uillg of' Havi ng marned a coach's become too close to other terlands west of the th e Presiden t" ( Sr daug hter. l'm .blessed with men , then they are always Huds<m, men do many . Mcmin s Press , 2000). You a wife who not only thinks vulnerable' to this accusa: things together in the can e-mail L_vons ar geneit's normal to' watch base - tton of, 'Oh, you must be absence of women. lyons@sbcglobal.ner.) · I Reader Services Thursday, April 28 , 2005 Congress must increase Bush sscience budge~ The Daily Sentinel. Correction Policy PageA4 ~ ..·.. . . ~ ....... . . ~- .. . - • Thursday, April 28, 2005 Obituaries Local Briefs Correction on grand opening date LONG BOTTOM Denver Ru;sell "Baldv" Pe~>on s. 71. nt Bigley RiJge Road. Long Bottom. went to tlleet the Lord wnh hi s fam ih by h" stde on Fnd.1y. Ap1 ;I 22. ]0\15 , at h1, residence. He w ,ts born on Oct. 3 I 1955, in Akron. son of the late Elchard .tnd Stell ,! Smith Persons. He attended Pomeroy H1gh School. whe1e her played lootball, and 1\ as a mechanic 111 the U.S Army. He was a reti1ed ri1eibuat engtneer " ith the Bob Bosworth G&C Towmo Co Survivi!ll.! are two d,Jllohtet 5 and ~o ns-In-law. R;v.~ Denver Persons and Ri ~:k fost er ot Colu mbus and Ltsa and Ronni e Bolin of West Colum bm, W.Va .; two sons anc;l a daughter-In-la w. Denms and Pam Persons of Long Bpttom and David Pe"ons of Middleport; ~ sister, Betty ~cCit s ha of Akron: and a brother and stster- in-law, Bob and Bron is Petsons of Galltpolis; 18 grandchild ren and five great grandchildren. Besides hts parents, he was preceded in death by ht s sons. Charl es Ru ssel l Pe1sons: three daughters: Marsha Ann Person s. Deni se Clatk and Melinda Persons; his wtfe. Ltnda :Persons, and a stepson. Chris Paulton. A graveside service with military ri tes wtll be conducted at I p.m on Friday, Ap ri l 29. 2005 , at Chester•Cemetery " ith Rev. Bill Murphy oiTic i ,~m g There wtll be no c,tlling hours Arrangements are under the direction of Ewing Funeral }lome In ~omer.oy RACINE - The grand opemng lor the Red Rose Greenhouse located on State Route 12-1. Racme. wa, mcotrectly reported yesterday. The grand opening Wi ll take place on Sunday beginning at I0 a.rn The owners are Jesse and Sue McClure. There wtll be free hotdogs and pup Edward 1'ed' Phillips Ed,.,ard "Tell" Phill ips. g3_ of Crown City, dted Tuesuay alternoon, Apnl 26. 2005 . at Cabell Huntlllgton Hosp ttal tn Huntm gton. W Va He was born Oct. 4, 1921. tn Gallia County (t he Bladen Co mmuntty). son of the late Jack and Nellie Shn ve r .Phillips. ' · In addtlton to ht s parent~. he was preceded m death by hiS wtfe, Shtrley A Dr,tke Phillips , whom he married Nov. 22, 194g, in Catlettsburg, K y., and who preceded him on Dec. 30. 1997. He was also preceded m Edward 'Ted' Phillips death by a son, Steven Edward Phillips; by a brother. Andrew Phillips. and by a sister, Goldte Northup. Edward was a World War II 'eteran, IMvi ng se rved m the Army Air Corps He was a 1etired operating engineer for the IUOE No 132 out of Charleston. W Va. He was a member of Canaan Missionary Baptist Church. and attended the Christ ·united Methodtst Church . He ts survived by three sons, Gary Ala n Phillips of Galhpolts, Jerry Lee ( Lmda) Phillips of Crown City, and Terry ~cott (Denise) Phtllips of Crown Ci ty; foui· grandchildren, Aaron Scott Phliltps . Terry !Wtst1n Philltps, Adam Jacob Phillips and Braedon Drake Phtllips; and a special fnenu, Bettilu Gooldm of Crown City. Service s will be I p.m. Saturday, April 30, 2005, at the Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home, with Pastor Kandy Nuce officiating. Bunal will follow m the Mount Zion Cemetery. Fnends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p m. Friday, Apnl 29, 2005. • Military funeral honors will be presented at the cemetery by the Gallia County Veterans organizations. · Pallbearers wtll be Monte Garrabrant, Jack Northup Jr.. Ronni e Phtllips Sr, Ron Hamm ond, Bill Hunter, Dave Spurlock and Scot! Phtll ips Honorary pallbearers are Jerry Gooldin, Calvin Waugh and Chester Crews To send condolences. please vtsit us at www.ti meformemory.com/whw. Ro.nnie Dale Scott ALBANY - Ronnie Dale Swtt. 63. Albany, passed away Tuesday April 26. 2005 at Mt. Carme l Ea,, Ho spital , Columbus. Born Jul y 20, 1941, m Latham , Pike County, he was the son of the late William Dale and Susan Marguerite Crabtree Scott. He was a graduate of Albany High School, where he was a member of FFA and received his American Farmer Degree. and was a member of Athens County Young Farmers. and honor gradu<~t e of the Ohto State Umversiry. a 50 year member or Albany Grange No. ·1611. a member of Temple Un ned Methodtst Church. member of Albany Chamber of Commerce. Athens Co Democrallc Exec· Committee. and a ' rettred Farmers Insurance Agent. He is survived by daughters Debbie (Jeft) Arnold of Albany, Dalelene (David) Stafford of Bremen. Denise (Steve) McCauley of Bedford; 'grandc hildren Rebecca Arnold of Bedford. Chnstma Arnold of Albany. Tim Sedlock, Trisha Sedlock. Lexi Stafford and Dcvm Stafford all of Bremen; uncles Kenh Scott and Anhur Crabtree. cousins Carl Crabtree, Kenneth Crabtree and Donal>l Crabtree. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wtfe of 45 years Helen Douglas Scott. Uncles Roland Crabtree. and Max Scott. Aunt-; Beulah Crabtree, Westina Crabtree and Lucille Scott . Servtces will be Saturday April 30, at I p.m. at Temple United Methodist Church wtth Pastor Bill O'Bnen offictating. ·Burial will be in Temple Cemetery. Friends may call at Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home Friday 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. Rowers wtll be accepted or memorial donations in Ronnie Scott's Memory ' may be made to the American Diabetes Assoc. WY/OH Office. 1221 A Ohio Ave., 'Dunbar, W.Va. 25064. .For the Record Speaker announced POMEROY - Jenmfer Brunner. Frankl in Co)Jnty Common Pleas Court Judge, wtll address the Metgs County Democratic Party at Saturday's Jefferson-Jackson Dinner, Party Chairman Sue Matson announced Wednesday. Brunner IS a potential candidate for Ohto Secretary of State in 2006. . . · The dinner will be held at 6 p m at the Me1gs County Multipurpose Semor Center. with .1 social hour at 5 p.m . U.S. Rep. Ted ·stnck land , D-Ltsbon, will be the keynote · speaker. COOLVILLE Jud1 Morgari and Tomm\ Sc\lli.. 11ere n,Jmed <~eelih best lo:-.~rs at Tue ...Ud) '... ri1eeting of Ch.tpter 20 U T.tkc 011 Pound' Seihiblv Snoc \\.Js also the month ly be,i lose1 It was notecl th,Jt s,mJce Wn ght rea..:hcd her ~o.II we tght and he c.tmc .1 KOPS (Keep oi l Pounds Scnstb lvl mem ber · Plans we re made for the Chapter members to march Ill the baseball opening da) parade at Tuppers Platns Lineup will be at 9:45 am across from Cool Spot In the event of ram the parade 11111 be canceled. Contests tor the Are.J Recogmuoil pay In Announce settlement details POMEROY - Meig s County Treasurer Howard E. Frank announced !he collectton of $6,005,605.06 during the firsthalf 2004 real estate ta x collection penod endin g April 26 Of that, $705. 152 45 represented collection of delinquent tdxes. Frank said. Frank reported collectton of $233.736.36 m manufactured home taxes during the ftrst-half settlement, $62,985.37 of whtch was delinquent ta x. Election office open POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of Elections wtll be open from 9 a.m. until noon on Saturday to allow absentee voting in the Middleport Village Republican Primary, according to Board of Elections Director Rita Smith. Saturday is also the final day that abse ntee ballots for the May 3 primary m;~y be mailed to applicants. The dead! me for casttng absentee ballots in the board offtce is 4:30 p m. on Monday. A publ_ic test of the voting cqutpment wtll be held at I :30 p.m. on Fnday. Music, art show planned TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern H1gh Schoql concert band . vocal choir and hand bell choir will present a spring concert at 7 p m on May 5 in the high school gymnasium. An art show of work by students i1~ Josh Fogle's high school art classes wi II also be presented The concert and art show are free to the public. Seeking pie entries Meeting from Page A1 in cl ude maps and tables illu straung the data co llected to da te·. Those at tendn1g wil l be invited to browse among the displays and ,tsk questions "The team of vo lu nte~rs Police from Page A1 POMEROY - M,tmage licenses were tssued in Meigs County Probate Court to Jason Michael Melvan, 20, and Kristin Michole Hall ,· 19. both ol Mtddlepon; Phtlip Lee E~in, Jr., 25. and Tracy Lynn Wetr, 23, both of Albany; and Donald Joseph Smith, 22, and Ahsia Rynae Bunon , 19, both of Pomeroy. Lancaster on June-+ 11ere dtsI.: U,scd \kmhers 11 ere· l rt:mtnd~.!U to hnnl! IIems to IIll tile r111<e aucllon One neighbor had said th at she heard Davis ' boyfriend leave between 3-4 a.m. th at morning. However. Tom Ury. stepfather of Kevin Cole. who had once been Davis' boyfnend , scud that was nm true. '' He was not the1e.'' Ury said "He was in my home 111 bed at that time .. He also said that hi s stepson and Davis had broken up about a month ago. The poli ce department IS continuing With it.s mveslJgatlon. Spencer said But. they cannot g1ve out Informa tiO n he111~ '\mall lor the heiJ at ARD. The \~ ~t?lo..1) program \\a~ hn11 I ll cut relmed sugar out ut yuLir diet An ~xccrpt "~s .tho re.Iu f10m The Way to Weight Lu" b1 Dt Rankin. TI'Ieie "til 6c no mce.tmg utJ, M.1y 3 due Ill Elect ion Day The yard sqle .scheduled lor Jun e 1 ha' been ~:.mcclcd · The group meet~ every Tuesd .t) at Torch Bdpt tst Chtnch. Wetgh-tn bcgtns at 5.15 p 111.. wah . .1 mceung at 6.30 For ntfotmauon. call Pat Snedden at 662-2633 or dttenlLl f1ee mcet1ng who ha1 e embark ed nn thi s ellurt to revilciiizc thetr comrnunay has emph.tsized , from the heg1nnmg , th e llnpo rtance ot t:ommun1ty unolvement." Run se1 ,,1iu . "It is Import,ull that the community ·cmn ' the p1nject. that everyo ne IM\ e i..l ~tdke 111 it, and contribute then nwn though ts and tdeas throughout th e ptoces<., about the Jnvcst l!!.dtion "Wt: arc not g{)lllg tn spec- . ul.ttc and g1ve nut .Iny mtorm<tllun at tl)is lime." Spencer ~:..ud ·we ,ue \\',utlng for the report fro m the medical . office ... Di.I VI!>. Was a cashier at the Super Amcnca 111 Ga llipohs She leaves behind a daughter. Natasha Nicole Davi' ...... She was born Jan 8. 1980. m P0111l Plea,ant. the ~1Iugh­ ter of the late Leste1 Leonaru. Jr.. aud Diana Davt s ul Point Pleasant. Gravestde ser11ce, will be held <ll I p m S<tturday at Greer Cemete1y In Point Pleasant. VISi tation will take place f1om 6-8 p.m. F11day at De,II Funeral Home m Pomt Plca>a nt · ex.~tmme r \ MIDDLEPORT - US. Savings Bonds will be issued to wmners of the apple pte baking contest to be held in conjunction with the Umversity of Rio Grande/Cros ~ ro ads , Appalachtan Heri tage Celebration in Mtddleport on May 14. In addit ion to Spnng Bonds sponsored by Farmers Bank and Savings Co and Va lley. Hull Theater Peop les Bank , N.A. wtll be awarded to first, second and tht rd Emerpn,es also owns the places 111 the contest. Wheele rsburg Cinema and is · from Page A1 The festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. m downnegotiating tor the purchdse town Mtddleport and will also mclude ga mes. live o l two addHIOIMI ci nema>, Appalachian music, a farmers' market , and an outhouse include mstallation of a new Hull s'ud parade and race . sound system and stadt um 'Lon Wendell Hul l has heen in seating, or movmg the theater the mov ie exhi bitton business Expansion is also posstblc. smce I \178 In ]000. he and Lon Hull added -Lon pu rchased Ltncaster··we hope everyone will based Duerson Theaters. for POME~OY - The Pomeroy Eagles Club and Carleton School / Meigs Industries Relay for Life team will hold a beef enjoy coming to the cinema whom Wendell worked. upon tips and noodles dinner from 12 p.m. to 4 ·30 p m. on Saturday for years to come." she smd. the owner's ret irement at the Pomeroy Eagles Club on West Main Street to benefit the The ctnema opened May Lmi Hul l satd a tormd l American Cancer Society Relay for Life. The charge is $5 per 16. 1980, with three scree ns. announcement of the compameal whtch includes green beans, salad, roll, beverage. dessert . addin g four more in the early ny's plans can be expected Ill 1990s to offer more product. a few weeks Cinema Beef tips and noodle dinner Therapy from Page A1 ception that Rocksprings Rehabll italian Center is solely a long-term care facility or nursing home, it is building a reputation for providing both inpatient and outpatient occupational therapy. There are prese ntly seven staff members m the occupational therapy department "In thts job you get involved with the pattents." Arnold smd. ''You have to have a good ra pport to get resUl ts.'.' Colwell agreed. Evtdence of a personal mvolvement with patients can be found m the way not only Hayley but her ~randparents Lillian and Arlts Thornton have recently come to Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center for occupational therapy, Mrs. Thronton for a broken leg and Mr. Thornton for complications from a stroke "They were so good to me here," Mrs Thornton said about the therapists . . Accordmg to Colwell there 1s no )<'atting li st at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center for occupational therapy and patients are quickly accommodated is National April Therapy Occupational Month and at Rocksprings Rehabilitati on Center. Hay ley celebrated it by removing the funny bone (with both hands ) from the Operation board game. .. MEIGS COUNTY MIDDLEPORT CDBG COMMUNITY DISTRESS . RAILROAD FREIGHT DEPOT REHABILITATION PROJECT NOTICE OF EXPLANATION FLOOD PLAIN DEVELOPMENT PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today • 992-2155 www.mydailysentinel.com • WHAT: Pilates IS a dynamic exercrse program. alto~< mg partictpants to improve Ihetr core body strength. 11 hile inmasmg thetr nextbihty. muscle looe and coordmauon. WHO: Anyone can JOm 1This ts a begmner·s class. focusmg on form • and technique. All emcises can be moJtfied to tit you r personal needs ' and limuations • Metgs County intends to undertake a CDBG Community Otstress Railroad Freight Depot Rehabthuon project. funded through the FY' 04 COBG Community Distress program for the . purpose of rehabilitation for use as conununity buJ!dmg in the VIllage of Middleport. Meigs County. The proJ~t ts located in the I00 year floodplain. The proposed proJect cannot be undertaken tn any other locatiOn as there IS no practical alternative for the location ofthe project. The Railroad Depot Rehabtlitation can only take place where there is a need and ll is known that the need may be targeted in these base flood areas There(ore. tt IS the judgment of the Metgs County Commi~sioners that the benetits to the Village of Middleport outwetghs constdet:ation of Ex~ uti veOrders 11988and 11990. WHY: The benefits are enormous- lose mches. gam strength. 1mpro1 e flexibility and posture and decrease pam WHEN: Oass will begm May lsi and lasr for 6 weeks. Sundays and Wednesdays at5 pm at Roc.ksprings Rehab Center. An ad1 aru:ed class will be held on the same nights at6 pm. HOW: Class size is very bmited Pleal( contact Darlene Warner soon at Rocksprings Rehab Center. 99~-6606. Class rate is $75 to be (!'did in full oolhe ftJSt night. Ne11 pantctpants are always welcome 1 INSTIUCfOR: Allison G. Barnen. CPT- Certified Pilates lllstt.uct<J A more detailed descnption of the proJect and the FIRM Flood Marriage licenses The Dilily Sentinel • Page As TOPS recognizes losers Denver Persons CROW N CIT Y - • www'.mydailysentinel.com Maps we available for Citizen review at the Metgs County I Gnmts Office, 117 East Memonal Drive. Sutte 7. Pomeroy, Ohio 4576'1. Meigs County Commisstoners M1ck Davenport. Prestdent --' ------- . --'-~------'---- Rocksprings· REHABIUTATION CENTER Equal Opro.rtu~i~ Provider of Services 740-992-6606 361S9 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .__ �., ·" The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Cubs sneak past Reds, Page B2 Detroit tames Indians, Page B2 The Scoreboard, Page B2 First week of turkey season fares well, Page B6 Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com ~ ----f-- Thursday, Thursday, April 28, 2005 Prep Track and FiEld - Today's games , Eiauball -' Meigs at Nelsonville·York. ·s p.m. South Gallia at Symmes Valley, 5 p.m. BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY®MYDAilYTRIBUNE.coM GALLIPOLIS The Federal Army Homecoming will return to the Gallipolis City Park Friday through Sunday to provide the public with a glimpse of the livesled by soldiers in the Civil War. , The homecoming recon ·nects Gallipolis with its history during the war, when the city served as a starting point for troops and supplies headed into Cof}federate territory. Bob Hood, executive director of ihe Gallia County ·Convention and Visitors Bureau, said the homecoming has always been a major draw· in the past and he expects it will be again this year. There was no homecoming in the park for several years until it was renewed again in 2004. "It's the ftrst major activity our 2005 tourism season," he said. "Every season it brings people downtown to the park. We like to utilize tlie park as much as possible." .The homecoming is spon' sored by the visitors bureau and is hosted by the 9ist Ohio Volunteer Infantry Civil War reenactment'group. · The event will feature Civil War military camps open to the public.· A tent city containing period merchants and a blacksmith will also be on site. Saturday's highlight s include a ladies tea. company drills, artillery demonstrations, a sham battle at 1:30 p.m., and a Rounders (period baseball ) game at 2:30p.m. The community is welcome to attend a period church service in the park at I 0 a.m. Sunday. Those planning to attend are asked to bring a blanket or lawn chair. A memorial service at 12:30.p.m. will end the event. The authentic Civil or EastErn 'Quad Eagles take toP honors in Eastern quad meet Softball Meigs at Nelsonville-York, 5 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - A 'n umber of local gospel artists will grace the program card 1 of the 'eco nd ann ual Tri1 Cou nty . Gospel 1 H omeco min g Concert set for Saturday. May 7 at the Ariel Theatre. 426 Second Ave .. Gallipolis. · 1 Two shows are planned , · i for 3 and 7 p.m. " Backers of the concert I said it will be a "Gaither, style" event. There is no admission and seat ing will be on a first-come basi s. A love offering will be received. Scheduled to perform are Together 4 Christ, the White Oak Quartet, Sincere. Martie Short, Earthen Vessels. . the Gabriel Quartet, Truth , Aaron Grate. Proclaim , 1 Mercy, Jami e Humphreys, the Evelyn Rou sh Family. Freed by Christ, New City lan McNem' 8 r/photo 1 Singers, Eternity, the "Corrie Bratter," right, played by Ashley Stanley, leads her dru~ken husband "Paul," played by R.ob Sanders, in "Barefoot in the G lorybou nd Quartet, Joe McCloud. the Grimms, Ray Park, " a relationship comedy set to be performed at the Ariel Theatre at 8 p.m, Friday and 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday. and Delores Cundiff, worked together for · years "We enjoy having the The close relationship and Friday and 2 and 8 p.m. 1 Randy Shafer, the Beaver.· and nearly all of the cast on . opportunity to do .this;' friendship of the cast . and Saturday. Famiiy. Scott Fraser, the " Barefoot in . the . Park" Warner said. "I can't think of director makes for a very Tickets are $7 for adults I Sisson Family and more . · information, call worked together in a 200 I · a better way to spend my comfortable and better per- . and $5 for children and ·stu· ! For dents and are available at the i (740) 367-7063 or the Ariel performance of "Dracula" at spare time than with these forma nce, Warner s.aid: · at (740) 446-ARTS ,(2787). the Ariel. people ." Show times are 8 p.m. Ariel Theatre box ofttce. . I I I ! I I i I Reenactment returning to Gallipolis , Comedy act comes .to Down Under Saturday - Warc~mp closes at 1 p.m. . t GALLIPOLIS Dunng the war, a sprawlmg : . , . . ariny hospital w.as built and · Something new and dtftersoldiers encamped on the site 1 ent is comit\g on Saturday. of the city park. After the war, . April 3(') to the Down Under veterans came together at the Re staurant in downtown· same location to host a Federal Gallipolis. It's a great standA~yhomecommg. . 1 up . comedy act, featuring Thts year, tt i?,oksto be bLg- ' nationally recognized comic ger and better, satd Hood. B b · · "We are excited about that." ' o Batch , w,~th an openm~ James Oiler of Thurman. a act by Btg _John 9lst OVI member and com· · Richardson. accordtng to mander of the Cadot-Biessing ; David Rice . restaurant man· Camp of the Sons of Union ! ager. · Veterans, ·said the homecom· i Batch and Richardson ing carries a historical as well ' will do two performances as personal significance for for di.mHir s~atings a,t 6 p .m. Ct,~tl Wafenthustast>, and again at 8:30 p.m . . Bas1cally.. smce It was the Reservation s should be stte of a ClVII War depot and afterward a reunion was held -- -- -· -- 'Big John' Richardson mad e as soon as possible to Opening for Batch will be _g uarantee sea ting. '' Big John" Richardson, D ~ " rihed as clean. clever whose career started in 1998 and hilar ious in any setting. on an open mike nile at ttie Batch makes people laugh. Comedy · Caravan i·n He has performed all across Louisville. Ky ., and took off tl)e U.S., from Harvard to like a rocket. Mixing sociaJ MiT and UCLA. as well as in commentary and stories casinos in Atlantic City, f h' l'f h h Tahoe and .the Bahamas . In rom ts own. 1 e, e as addition he has been chosen d.evelo~ed a.ulllque perspecby such greats as Ray , ttve wtth a " de It very be~.t Charles. the Oak Ridge . desert bed as Cosbyesque. Boys. Chicago, Blood Sweat Call the Down Under <tt andTears. REO Speed wagon 446-2345 for reservations, and Ann Murray, to men(ion choosing either the 6 or the only a few , to sharethe con- 8:30 p .m . seating for cert stage with them. Saturday. ~--------- ~~~~~~~;t~~/~;in~~.~~~~~i~· Voice of'Bart.'perfionnina at ouiAthens Film+ Video Festival More information on the J l) I homecoming is available from , ATHENS Nancy in addition to Nancy's ! ATHENS -- The 32nd · · b C · h h · f B I , "Th s· .., h . Annual+ Athens International Hood at t he vrsttors ureau , 1 artwng t, t e vmce o art roe on e tmpson s, s e t Fl1 Vd F ·( 1 t F' edo ~tv~ ge s · 446-6882 (toll-free 800-765: : Simpson, will perform her is currently the voice of Chip i dm 6482), or ., one woman hit show, "My K 11 h 1 · d . · ! un erway n ay. pn 29 • at e Y on t e ace at me senes ' the Athena Theater located at reghood@chaner.net. or from ' Life as a I 0- Year-Old Boy," "Th ' r . e Ke 11 ys,· "· ,a. broa·db·an d 1 20 S. Court St· .. Athens. Jim Oiler of the '<Jist OVI at , at 7 p.m. 'Thursday. May 5 . . am mated se nes about' I Th' . . , . kl f· · . 245-0134,J·oiler@zoomnet. i .in Templeton- Blackburn A · . · ·t·· · · "ye<~r s v,ee ong estt. menca s avonte racmg [ val features 120 competition . The schedule of events is as · Memorial Auditorium at · tall!IIY that can be seen 1 films, 18 feature films ~nd follows: · Ohio University. onltne . . . at l eight guest artists, including Friday - 10 a.m .. school General admission tickets www.sponsblast.com . ·, popular f!'lm actor Steve tours start. Tours end at I p.m. are $10 and. are available at rt ht d d Oh 10 Saturday-S a.m., breakfast the Memorial Auditorium a wng . atten e . ; Buscemi, who will be presentin the park; 9 a.m .. authentic . Box Office. Untverstty trom .1976 to 1 ing hi s latest tilm, "Lonesome camp opens; 9:30 a.m., spe· Cartwright last performed . 197 8. Followmg her ttme at 1 Jim." Local fihnmakers Blis and cialty drill: 10 a.m., anilleiy at Ohio Uhiversity in fall OU, she transferred and , Hanou sek- DeVault 3 demonstration; 10:30 a.m., ~001 during the homecoming graduate? from UCLA with ; Frederick Lewis will also precompany drills/pay call; II :30 festivities. She is returning w · bachelor s degree 111 thea1fe. I se nt their latest films. · · . a.m .. ·ration issue; noon, raise money for a scholarship C _a nwnght has been proIn " Passion Works: A Story Flying." .Hano11sek· artillery demonstration; noon- fund she created that .pro- v!dmg the .votce of Ba~t of I :30p.m., ladies tell in the park ; motes the education of an Sunpson, a~~ong other cha~~ DeVault tell s the. story of the I :30 p.m., company drills and Ohio Universitv student who <~Cters from The Stmpsons, Athens commumty-based art ' . 1987 h . h h d' h . k .h sham battle; 2:30 p.m., . is pursuin~ foren sics and smce • w en t e ·S ow stu 10 t at wor s wtt adult got 'ts start o "Th T e · h ·· · '· n e rae Y arttsts w o .ove rcome 1tmuaRoundersgame;4:30and9p.m.. who is a performance graduh · " · artillery demonstration; 9:30 ate from Kettering Fairmount Ull man Sh ow. lions to reac new creattve High School in Dayton, ln . addition to the Athens and artistic achievement p.m.. authentic camp closes. Sunday- 8 a.m .. breakfast Cartwright's alma mater. show. Nancy will also "This is a gift to the .com· in the park; 9 a.m., authentic "Ohio University supported announce her scholarship to , munity," Han ousek-Devault camp opens: 10 a.m., churc~ my dreams and goals 11y student s at Kette_ring .said . " And it is my hope that service; II :30 a.m. , pay call awarding me a scholarship Fairmoum on Friday. That ' Passion Works can spread its and drills: 12:30 p.m .. memor- back from 1976- 1978. This evening, Nancy will perform · story of tlying to communi· ·ial services and cannon salute: sc holarship is a small way of " My Life as a I 0- Year-Old , ties. so that people with .devel!.p.m., authentic camp closes. returning the favor," she said. Boy" for fans in Dayton. ' opmental disabilities can have c Bl April 28, 2005 Prep Schedule GALLIPOLIS " Barefoot in the Park.'' a comedy written by Neil Simon, will be performed Friday and Saturday at the Ariel Theatre in Gallipolis. The play is about a young married couple trying to survive the first weeks of marriage with an over-prot~ctive · mother and a crazy upstairs· neighbor thrown in . Together, they learn how to live and love in a small fifth tloor apartment in New York_ " lt "s a tinJeless comedy about relationships. the com' plex rel<itionships," s-a id Audrey Warner, dire~to r. " It's about two incompatible people making it work and making a · ·lasting relation ship." · Rob Sanders play s the part of '' Paul Bratter," the dull and uptight hu sband and lawyer. Ashley Braner plays "Corrie Braner." the laid back. free spirited wife who's main goal in life is to have fun and to have it with Paul. Lynn Hopkins plays "Ethel B&nks," Corrie'~ overprotective . mother. "Victor . Velasco," played by Jeff Patrick, is the crazy, neighbor who lives above the Bratters. The cast is rounded out by Greg Schrader and Tim Hall. The cast and director have .. avenues for self-expression." For more than I0 years, F d · k L · h b re enc ewts as ee~ assembling "Rockwell Kent, · a documentary puts • · ·. · that · Kents mynad achievements in perspective ·. · · Lewts r~traced the pe~!patetic arttst/adventure.r s . many travels. shootmg footage G 1 d 111 reen an • Newfoundland, . Alaska, Ireland and RuSSia. In 2002, Lewis hired a 56-foot sailboat and crew to recreate Kent's capricious attempt to sail to Cape Hoin. · Feature tilms to be shown during the festival include, " B· d Ed t' " "Th a uca ron, e B 11 d I' J k' d R " a a o ac an ose , , " Brt·de & p reJU . d-ICC ., "G OJtrij .. -· " • . (GodZt lla ), " lmagmary Heroe~:·· "·~?side D~ep Throat . and St~amboy, a retro sc tence tiwon am~ated eptc from Japan . Complete fesriva/ infom•arion is m •ailab/e at www.arhensfesr.org Wahama at Southern, 5 p.m. Soul, Gallia at Symmes Valley, 5 p.m . Tl'ack A i~Jer Valley, Sou1h Gallia at Vinton County, 4:30p.m. FrldiY'I gamea · Baaeb•ll Gatlia Academy at Ironton 5 p.m. River Valley at Chesapeake, 5 p.m. Wellston at Meigs, 5 p.m. Eastern at Miller, 5 p.m. Southern at Waterlord, 5 p.m. Softboll River Valley.at Cheslipeake, 5 p.m. · Wellston at Meigs, 5 p.m. · Eastern at Miller, 5 p.m. Southern at Waterford, 5 p.m. Tl'ack Meigs, EBStem at Federul Hocking, 4:30 p.m. Gallia Academy at Falrta'ncl, 4:30 p.m. Salurday•s g•m• B118b1ll .Meigs al Logan (DH), 10 a.m. . Warren at River Valley (DH), 1 p.m. South Gallia at Fairland, 5 p.m. Softboll Warren at River Valley (DH). 1 p.m. . TenAia at Point Gellla Academy p.m. . BY BRYAN WALTERS BWAlTERS@MYDAilYTRIBUNE.COM TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern took top honors at its own track meer Tuesday, as the Eagles claimed tirst place in both boys and girls against Waterford, South Gallia and Ohio Valley Christian. The Green and White convincingly won the boys.event by '31 points, while the girls fended off a tough Waterford charge to ,c laim a six-point triumph. Michael Owen led the boys team with three first-place finishes; claiming titles in the 800, 1600 and 3200 meter , runs. ·owen posted' times of 2:21 In the 800. 5: II in the 1600, and 12:39 in the 3200. A I e x McGrath brought home · two firsts for Eastern, Owen claiming a victory in the 200 with a time of 25.7 seconds. The other was a first-pl~ce tie with Waterford 's Roe in the high jump. Both competitors jumped 5-feet, 2 inches in the split. Bryce Honaker took the top spot m the I 00-meter dash for the hosts, pos t..in g a wtnning time of 12.5 seconds. Z a c k Newell threw an 8810 for top l:.l:::=;.;< honors in the McGrath discus. . The boys also fini shed first in the 4x800 meter relay with '" a time of I 0:53. South Gallia fioished second the event with a score of 41, while OVC and Waterford tied for third with 30 points· apiece. Eastern won the event with 72 points . s 0 u t h Weber's two first-plal:e fin· Galli a fin· . ' ishes in the shot put and dis· ished with cus. Weber posted a throw of · firsts In the 85-10 in the disc·us. and also 400 and ' long notched a 29'0.25 in the shot. jump. Adam put. Shriver won Suzanne Grueser won the the 400 with long jump with an effort of a I :00.5 12"9 for the ho sts, while Jen split, while Hayman won the 300-hur' Baker won dies with a time of 57.7 sec· Weber the long onds; Eastern's Beth Hysell jump with a won the 800 witb a time. of 14-11 effon.·The Rebel s also 2:54. won 'the 4x400 with a time of The Eagles als'o claimed 4:56. two relay victories in the OVC's Luke Sti~son won 4x200 and 4x400 race s. EHS the shot put wtth a throw of won both events with times 38-10.5 feet. 4of 2:06.9 and 5:29.0, respec. · On the girls side, the Eagles , were led by Erin Please see Top, 86 Pleasan~ 4 Redwoinen, SSU split. doubleheader Rio Schedule Friday's game . BY MARK WrutAMS Baseball SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL . r-~--~--------~ Rio at Mt. Vernon, 1 p.m. Baseball Rio at Mt. Vernon. noon SoH ball Rio at Walsh, 1 p.m. NOTE: AMC /Region IX baseball tour· nament begins May 4_ Softball tourna- ment begins May 11 ' Meigs football golf scra01ble POMEROY - The 12th Annual Meigs Football Golf scramble will be held on Satilrday May 21st at the Pine Hills Golf Course. The format ·Will ·be a bring . your own team four-man scramble, with a 9 a.m. shotgun stan. The team must have · a team handicap of 40+, with one member under I0. frizes include: First place $300; second place-$200; and third place-$100. Price is $50 per person includes golf, cart, lunch and beverages. For more information call Mike ·Chancey at 740-99Z2158 (work) or at home 740- 992-0064. Bartrum and Brown Football Camp set HUNTINGToN. W.Va. The Mike Bartrum and Troy Brown Football Camp will be )leld on the campus of Huntington High School May 14. · The camp is for boys and girls grades 1-12. The cost of the camp is $40 per person the day of the camp, with additional campers from the same family only $20. Early registrants can save $10 upfront by sending in · their registration, · post ·· marked before May 8, \O: Banrum & Brown Football C:amp, P.O. Box 9497, Huntington, WV, 25704, 0497 . .Parents or ·guardians must also sign a waiver against injuries form each. child. You can pick up applications at First Sentry Bank, Kindred Communications, Stadium Frame and Art and other locations. " For more infonnation, call Rich and Mary Gannon at I (304) 697-5640 or go to the camp's website at www.bartrumandbrown.com . Contact Information Fu ~ 1-740-446-3008 E-moll- sportsOmyoaHysontinet.ccm 5rzmt• Sllfl Shormon. Sporta Editor . (7~) 446-2342, ext. 33 . b8herman0mydaitytribun8.com a,.,.,-. Sporta Wrttor (7~) 446-2342. ""'· 23 bwalten 0 mvdaiiY.,.ibuna.com . . Saturday, April 30 RIO GRANDE - After getting rained . out oh Tuesday afternoon, the University of Rio Grande Redwomen softball team squared off with Shawnee State in a crucial doubleheader on Wednesday afternoon at Stanley Evans Field. Borh team s ended the day as they began; even in the loss column for third place. Shawnee State won the first game 6-5 and Rio outscored the Lady Bears 5-1 in the second game. Rio. Grande (24-14, 7-5 AMCS) held a 4·3 lead going into the fifth inning when Shawnee State, ( 189, 5·5 AMCS) got a tworun double off the bat of Ashley Keen to take 5-4 lead. The ,l.ady Bears would add an insurance run in the sixth and then hold on for the win. Rio tirst baseman Amy · Conn hit a sacrifice tly scoring Kristen Chevalier to cut the deficit to 6-5 before Miranda Laws 'grounded out with the tying and winning runs in scoring positions. · Chevalier, Conn, Jenny Olding and Brandi Jones . all collected two hits each for the Redwomen. Olding knocked in three runs and scored one to lead the Redwomen·.offense. Laws also recorded an RBI sac . fly in the game as well. Megan Felts paced the . Shawnee State attack with a 3-for-3 day at the plate, . including a sac fty, a two. run home run, a triple and a run scored. All tolled she knocked in three runs for the Lady Bears. Tara . Walker also went 3-for-3 at the plate with two doubles and a run scored. Brad Sherman/photo Katie Wade was 2-for-3 Rio Grande's Andrea Lotycz delivers a pitch during the Redwomen 's game one loss to with a couple of doubles Shawnee State Wednesday. R.io won the second game to earn a spilt with its AMC South Please see Split. 86 rival. Unfinished business for Meigs, Alexander • back of first . - - - - - - - . with the suspended contest. ALBANY ·- Meigs and The nineAlexander will have some inning unfinished b.usiness to tend affair was to following Wednesday 's called due nine irining. six-all tie in to darkness · Conference following Tri-Valley action. an overcast Culltnns The Marauders (10-4, 9-2 and extendTVC) .remained in , a frrst- ed day. . place ' tie with Federal The Maroon and Gold' Hocking in the no-decision, jumped on Alexander starter as. the Lancers (J2-3, 9-2 Jake .Hale early, pl~til,1g five TVG) were r~ned out on runs in the top half \lf the • second for a 5-0 lead. Wednesday. The Spartans (8-8, 8-2 The Red and' White TVC) remain ll half game responded with three runs in STAFF REPORT SPORTSOMYO~J LY SENTINEL.COM -------- -- -· ------ - - -- -- - the third and two more in the fifth to pull eve~. ~ut the . guests countered wuh a run in the sixth for a 6-5 ~dge. Alexander battled back to · again tie the contest in the sixth. Eric Cuilums led Meigs with two hits and two runs scored, while Chet Wigal . , and Brandon Grover each scored a run in the no deci· sion. Wigal added two RB Is and Grover chipped in a run batted in for the Maraur,lers. .. Mike Davis started the game for Meigs, going five innings and allowing si~ Ploiue. see Molp. 116. I ' ' Marauders conquer Spartans BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTER S@ MYO AILYTRIBlJ NE.GOM ALBANY Nancy .Reagan was probably most known during her tenure as ·r, First Lady for the slogan that stat' ed . simply, 'Just Say No.' M e i g s starter Joey Haning was making that same state- . Haning ment against. Alexander batters Wednesday, tossing a complete game. nohitter in a 6· I Tri- Valley Conference road victory, T h e Marauders Cassl WI:Jan (9-5. , 8-4 TVC) took a one-game lead in the. Ohio division race. and · also claimed sole possession of fourth overall in the final week of the regular season. • · Haning, who notched her second career no-no, fanned three and walked five in the accomplishment, Haning was . also one of fcJUr Lady Marauder batters to have Please see 'Conquer, II& Rio.'s Allen finishes · basketball career BY MARK WtWAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINE L R NDE . A I R10 G A · nge Allen was ·one of two gradualing players that exited the University of Rio Grande women ·s basketball program this season, She along with Alkia Fountain will be hard to re place . · Although neither player led the team to ,a conference championship or national tournament appearance. and were the only two remammg from a promising recruit class of. fouL years ago they both left a mark on the progran't for others \O follo\V. Allen became ' the 18th player to eclipse the coveted a I ,000 career point . total this season and tinished her career 14th un th e all-time scoring list with 1.221 points. · . She went overthe mark. in a . . December loss to Ashland Umverstty. . Her play thts season hel.ped ~he Redwomen _st~~e<} ranked tn the NAIA DtVISIOn II Top 25 poll"for all but one week of the season . Rio Grande compiled a 25-9 record in 200405. which is the third best , . recbrd in program history. Allen was the team's second leading" scorer averaging 9.5 poims per game. She also handed out 3.0 assists per game and pulled 2.4 rebounds · Please see Allen. 81 ' �PageI B2 • 1l1e Daih· S..•ntinel . Thursday, April www.mydailysentinel.com www:'m ydailysentinel.com 28, 2005 , .m:rihune - Sentinel - l\e CLASSIFIED ThE ScorEboard College High School B ASEBA LL AMC-South BASEBALL SEOAL Manetta SEO 7·0 6·3 5·2 Gallta Academy 2·6' Athens 4·6 1·9 Warren Jackson Logan TVC Me1gs Federal Hock1ng Ale)(ander Belpre Ea stern Wellston Tnmble Vtnlon County M11!er Nelsonvrlle -York. South ern Wate rlord ALL 14·1 13·5 13-4 9·8 10 8 6·10 TVC 9·2 9-2 8·2 7·2 8·3 a5 6·6 8,8 9·3 4·6 4-11 38 2-10 2·10 0-10' 4 10 2·12 4·11 0·13 ALL 10·4 12-3 13·3 9·10 9·7 SOFTBALL SEOAL SEO AP photo Chicago Cubs' ·Corey Patterson nght. is out by a wide marg1n as C1nci nnat1 Reds catcher Jason LaRue . left. 15 set to make t11e tag to end the third Inning Wednesday 111 Ch1cago. Patterson ·was attempt1 ng to score on a smgle by teammate Derrek Lee. Cubs sneak past Cincinnati, 8-7 ··I' m !!!ad Hd wk Q:Ot 1he V lcCHICAGO !A PI - D~rrek Lee had to share his b i ~ J ,l\ tol·~ anJ we finaiG came dll Wtth Core\' P,ltterson, ~ - the way back:· Baker sa J<.I Lee hi t ·t\\ u hom~ Jttn ~ .tnd "We've been co ming back t1e d .L car eer hH!h '' tth :-. ix: eYe r y game, JUs\ no t all the RB!s. and P,lllerson hit a way back. I'm glad it ended. game-\~.-mnmg horner to gt\ e when it <.lid because I did n't the Chi cago Cubs a wild 8-7 ha ve much re~te d pnch1ng VICt0ry u~·e r the Ctf1cinnati left. " Re<.h on Wednesdd v Cincinnati ble" a five -run The Cubs ( Il- l li 1 wun the lead and was up 7-4 go ing se rie~ to mo' e a 2.une .th~.!.td 11110 the boflom ot the se\.. ol the Reds lor second place cnt h. but Joe Valentine 111 the NL Central Lee \\ as walked Jerry Ha trston and on-deck when Patt emJ n gave up a single to Perez leadended 11 111 the ninth \\ llh hi' ing off the inning One out l,ner. with the go-ahead run fifth homer. "Jt didn ' t re,III y matter who on-deck m Jeromy Burn ilz. steals the sho'"' · as long as we Valenttne th rew a 2-0 slider to win the show." Cubs manacer Lee, who hn one out to leftDusty Bakei said. "That '~as center. His 27 RB ls are the gre,n D-Lee dnvmg m al! most by a Cubs playet in those runs put us In the po SI- April since divisiOnal play IIon for Corey to do that. .. began in 1969. "Burnnz can hit the ball out Patterso n connected oft' Man Belisle ( 1-3) ,Jfte r Nell·, of the ball park too,'' Reds Perez popped up a bunt to manager Dave Miley said start the nmin e. Patterson was "We made some bad pitches mobbed and kl10cked down at to Lee and l1e made us pay for home plate by IllS team mates . I I. "It doesn't get much better Lee htt a two-run drive off tlian that.'' he said . starter Aaron Harang onto Lee. trad itionally a slow Waveland Avenue in the botstarter. we nt 4-for-4 with a tum of the sixth to pull the · two-run homer in the stxth Cubs to 6-4 "I've played with him si nce mnmg and a th ree- ru n shot in the se \ enth that tied the game ' 98 and I've always said I'll at 7 Lee's .430 average .. take him on my team any sbe n homers and 27 RB is all day:· smd Cubs starter Ryan lead the Natioual League. Dempster, who was Lee's Before thi s season.,Lee.was a teammate with Flonda. " It's career .::'1,0 hitter in fl.pri l wit h preuy cool to see him locked in like he 1s." 89 RBls in 166 gan1es. ··1t'1.1 not easy. man.'' Lee Fe li pe Lopez hit his first,aid. '" It 's just one of those career grand slam 111 the t11nes where you · re :-seemg the Reds ' five-ru n th ird inning for ba ll well and get in a zone. It a 6- 1 lead. seems like pitchers make "I was j ust tryi ng to stay more miStake, and you take hack and htt the ball hard." advanta!.!e ol the m. ", Lopez said. "It was a sli der that stayed out over the LaTrO:v Hawkins il - l ) got the \\tin. striking out two m a plate." perk~! ninth • The teams combi ned for ll four home ru ns in the game and 61 runs in the three- game series as the wind swirled out ot Wngley Fteld "Pitche1 s and hit ters. when they roll out 'o f bed , they see which way the wind is blowmg.'· Miley sa id. " It It's blowin[out anythi ng can happen" uempster struck ' oui ihe side in the ftrs t. but struggled aft er thal. He gave· up six runs on eight hits m 5 1-3 inn ings. 'He walked five, two intentionally. and stru ck out seven Harang gave up four runs on nine hits and one walk in 5 1-3 innings, also striking out three. Perez contin ued his strong hill ing tn place of Nomar Garciaparra, with a triple to right m the ftrst. Two baiters later, Lee scored Perez wtth a smgle. Notes: Lee also drove in >ix runs June 16, 2000, against San Diego. It was his lOth two-homer game . Lee broke Billy Williams' posl1969 April RBI record, which was 25 in 1970 ... Reliever Roberto Novoa was called up by the Cubs fro m .Triple-A Iowa before the game. The Cub~ sent RHP Jon Leicester dow n .. Garc taparra underwent surgery for a ruptured tendo n m hi s groin Wednesday. ... Injured Cubs closer Joe Borowsk i threw a siqllllated game off ' the mound before the ga me. Borowski said -he threw about 35 pitches and fe lt pam-free. He went on the DL with a broken arm on March 25. The Cubs aren ' t sure when Borowski will go to a rehab assignment. ... The Cubs hadn't won a game on a home run since Patterson did it on Sept. 14. 2004 against Pittsburg h. Logan Warren Mane " a Gallra Ac ademy Ath,ens Jackson, Waterlord Trrmble Eastern Mergs AleKander Vrnton County Wellston Belpre Southern Mrller Federal Hockrng Nelsonvrlle·York TVC ALL 11·5 9·8 9·9 0·9 3·12 0·18 TVC 8·1 ALL 8·4 10 2 9-3 B·4 17-.2 11·4 7 5 6-4 7·5 4-5 5· 7 2·9 1-10 0·11 AMC 19·4 15-,4 10 ·6 8-8 10·10 2 15 0·17 ALL 37· 13 2B-14 16·12 19·14 24·21 10.28 6·40 SOFTBALL AM C-Sout h Ohro Domrnrcan Cedarvrlle RroG rand e Shawnee State Urbana Walsh MountVernon Malone AMC 10{) 10-2 7·5 ~-5 3·5 3-7 3-7 1-11 AL L 34·11 23-9 24·14 1B·9 B· t 5 20· 17 1J16 13·18 Pro Baseball !'lational League 9·1 7·3 7·3 5·5 ,:a Ollro Domrnrcan Rro Grande Mt Vernon Shawnee State Trflrn Cedarvrlle Urbana 12·6 9·5 9·8 7-4 8·8 8·8 7·9 2·12 .2·1 0 0·14 East Divisio n W L Pet Florrda 12 8 600 Atlanta 13 9 591 NewYork 11 11 500 Washrngton 11 11 500 Phrladelphta 10 12 455 Cen tral Division St lOUI S 14 5 737 Chrcago 11 10 524 Cmcinl'lah 10 11 476 12 400 Hou ston 8 Prttsburgh 8 12 .400 M rlwaukee 7 13 350 Wast Div ision W l Pet Arrzon a 14 8 636 l os Angeles 13 8 6 19 10 11 476 San Francrsco 9 13 409 San Drago 6 13 316 Colo rado GB 2 2 3 Wednesday 's Games Prttsourgh 2 Houston 0 Atlanta B N Y Mels 4 . St Lours 6 Milwaukee 3 Cnrcago C!Jbs 8 Crncrnnatr 7 San Francrsco 10 San Otego 3 Phrladelptlla 3 Washmgton 0 Florrda at Colorado ppd ram An zona 6 LA Dodgers 3 Ttlur9day s Games Florrda (A J Burnett 2·1 and Smtth 0·0) at Colorado [Jennrngs 1·2 and Krm 0·3) 2 , 1 05prn Milwaukee (Capuano 0-2) at St louis (Marqu rs 3·0) 2 I0 p m 6' 61 7, (Towers 1·1) , 12 35 pm , Mrnne.sota (Lohse 1·2 ) at Kansas Ctty (R Hernandez 1·3) 2 05 p.m Det ro rt (Maroth 1· 1) at C leveland (Mrllwood 0·2), 7 05 p rn LA Angels {Lackey 1·1) at N.Y Yankees {K Brown 0-2) , 7 05 p m Seattle (Meche 1·1) at Texas (C.Young 2·t). 805pm ' ' 3', 5 6', Former Steeler Brown visits team PITTSBURG H (A P) Former Pro Bowl linebacker Chad Hrown, looking fo r a new team after being' re leased last wee k by the Seattle Seah ~wk s, vis ited Wed nesday wtth hi s old tea m, the Stee lers. Brown played in Pitt sburg h from 1993-9(j before spending eight seasons in Sedttle, but was cut after the Seahawks asked him to cut his base salary from $4. 2 million to $1 mil lion When he didn't, the Seahawks Sig ned linebacke r Jamie Sharper to a $ 17.5 mi llion. six-year deal. The Stee lers wo ul dn' t seem to have the salary cap room to sign the 34-yearold Brown for even the $1 mi ll ion fig ure he rejected in Seattle, bu t he sti ll wanted to meet with them . "My interest is ve ry ' oh , ,. smd Brown, who h le woul d likely back up startin g outside lineb ackers Joey Porter and Clark , H aggans. "It's tough to re plicate the Stee lers ' experience anywhere else. Thi s is a 'ery special place to play football and to come ·full circle and end my ca reer he re would be awesome." The Stee lers, have n' t drop ped any hin ts about . how much they wou ld be willi ng to pay Brown, who was li mited to one sac k during an inj ury-disru pted 2004 $ea5on. He averaged 7 1/2 sacks f1om 1994-2003, gettin~ a career-hig h 13 m his tina! season wi th Pi ttsburgh. After Brow n was cut by Sea ttl e , Stee lers coac h Bill Cowhe r urged d irec· tor of fo ot ball operatio ns Kev in Colbe rt to see if the two sides could reach a deal. . "He wa nted to gp Kevin a nd my agent on t~e phone together to see if we were in th e sa me ballpark, to see if it was even wort h it ,'' Brow n sa id: "I'm here . So I'm ass um ing the num bers are pretty c lose on both sides." Brown visited Monday a nd Tuesday wit h New Eng land, and De nver may a lso be in teres ted in him . CLEVELAND !API h,Inder also walked two, hit a Jeremy Sonderman and the batter and had a wild pitch m De1roit T1 gers put a ..:.enes ol dn ouung that was even worse postponed games behind • than an I l-l them m " b1 g way loss to the Sonderman pitched eight Tigers on Apn l 9. effective innings, Crai g Monroe· hit a two-run homer when . he m a SIX -run thlfd mnmu and oave up eioht llhe Tigers beat Cle,elan-d 10~uns a~d 3 on Wedne sday mght seve n hits m Detroit. snowed out twi ce two Innings. and ramed out anothe r ume in "Th e bottom Ime " I four davs. h•id 12 hits in Its stunk." Westbrook s•1d. thlfd st(mght \lctory. Last April. We stbrook "I don't think ·any ol us worked seve n perfect inning s liked that much time off." of relief against the Tigers. sa id Bonderm,m (3-21 "But Th,ll ouun g propelled the they put a lot of runs on the nght-hander mto the starting board for me." rotation. 'a spot on the AL AllThe right-hander came in Star tealn and a career-best JUSt 2-5 wnh a 7 .~5 ERA i~ I0 1-1-9 record . appearances against . " I boosted my confidence Cleve land . but limited hi s against them last year." miS takes to leadoff homers to Westbrook said. "My conli· Aaron Boone 111 the thlfd dence isn't quite the same mni ng and Grady Sizemore in aga mst them this year" the sixth . One out after Westbrook hit . ·Tm a totally different Dmnri Young with a pitch in pitcher." sai d Sonderman. the second inning. the Tigers who ga•e up three hits and got consecutive two-out dpustmck out seven while walk- bles by Carlos Pena. Omar tng one. . Infante and Nook Logan to "Any time a starter g1ves up take a 3-0 lead • one walk. you·re ·probably in · Pena's hit broke a 1-for-26 good shape." Tigers manager skid by the first baseman Aian Tram mell said. '" He wa> Sonderman then struck out outstailctmg And the offense the 'ide in the bottom half . "That's shutting them just snowballed. We haven't played much lately. but "e've do\\n." Trammell said " You · alw"~'· want to hold a· team· been prett) cri~p.. The Tigers roughed up Jake after scorin g.'' . Westbrook 10-5) for eight hi·t ~ Bonderma n S3ld keeping and a career-high nine runs the momentum is one thing he over 2 1-3 1nmngs The right· ha' learned i' impenam. • .. ·' I went out and attacked the strike zone ," he said. "l didn ' t want to let my team down after ge tting the lead." The Tigers took control in the third, with Young hitting a two-ru n smgle to ignite a sixrun outburst. Monroe fo llowed with his thi rd homer, a 42 1-foot shot to left for a 7-0 lead. Brandon lnge capped the Inning with a two-mn single off reliever Jason Davis. • Davi s. who walked five straight batters before being lifted in his ,previous relief outing Sunday in Seattle, extended that streak to six when he entered an<.l walked Logan in the thlfd. The right-hander gave up two hits and one earned mn over 4 2-3 innings. walking four and stnking out three. Cleveland's Alex Cora hit hiS first homer of the year in the ninth off Franklyn German. Notes: The . start of the game was delayt.'d 9 minutes by rain .. Westbrook is 0-2 with a 33.23 ERA in two starts against Detroit after going 2-0 with a 3.41 ERA against the Tigers in 2004... . Young is hitting .625 (I 0-for16) with 10 RBis against Westbrook .... Inge extended hi s hmmg streak to 12 games. He has hit .367 (1 8-for-49) dunng the run; and Logan has hit .412 during a I0-game meak .... Boone is hitting .138. Four of his nine hits are homers \!tribune To Place Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 r-~C_a_I_I_T_O_d_a_¥ _··-·__o_ r_F,_a._ x To (740) 446·3.o"l' oa~_ _ _o_r_F_ax_T_o..:.(7_4....:0)_9_92_-2_1_57___ Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 Offtee /loru<-&> In N e xt Day' s P a p e r Sund.,y I n - Column : 1 :00 p . m. 'rl<lay F o r Sundays Paper =~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Givi~\WA\' I \\\01 '\(I \II\,., r 1.-------..,.t ' 2 F purebred Wetmo.mner purebred Calha m1x 9 mas Great for farm or secur rty 2 Wrreharred Rat Terner mrK sma ll dogs nrce ch1ld pets 2 112 yrs old (740)379-9098 r ~ 1 Lost 2·Labs 1 Chocolate, 1 Yellow rn New Haven area, woDrlng Orange -colla rs, Reward rf returned (304)882·2728 Lost Pektngese dog on Tanners Run Rd.. Racme black wtlh a ltltle whtte on 2 Male 2 Female Boston chest , answers to "Sassy" Terner ml)( puppieS to good (740)949-2912 home (304)937-2592 4 abanOoned sma ll krttens r • nn SALE Y'UU.I r"· Kenmore electric rang e --, GALLIPOLIS Work s good Also, TV set, must take both. (740)379· CLEA N SWEEP YARD SALE 9650 SA 2 18 2400. ----:----~ · Me rcervrlle 4/29/05Puppres to " GIVeaway 3 4130/05 9·00am-?, m1sc Fema le, 2 Male, avarl able 1tems, $0 .50·$1 00 after June 1st. Somethrng tor Everyone. Aottwerler/ Chow mrK (304)892·3853/after 6pm Garage Sale· Frrday Apnl 29th 8 00 tr ll 8:00 3rd House I.A:t;·r ANU on Lett on Top of Chester F OUND Hrll (SA 24B)·Ciothlng tor Everyone, Shoes , La rge male Husky found on Household Items, Toys and At, 325/Rt 554 rntersectron Lots More Ca ll to ldenhly Call Garage Sale· Rain or sh1ne (740)645-4461 Frr & Sat. 9am·? Mitchell l os1 -·Siamese full size Ad watch for stgns r ·Allen punch she provided. She was also one of the best onball defenders in the league. fromPageBl Rio Grande Head Coach David Smalley reflected per contest from the off· back on Allen's career with guard position. Those num- the Red women. "The .1.000 bers landed h~r on the sec- points is a real trib ute to her ond team All-American and a tribute to the team's Mideast Conference South she played with over the last few ·years," Smalley said. Dtvisiun team. Allen's trademark knee' "We're happy and proud of buckling crossover dribble Angel for accomplishing will be sorely missed next what she accomplished 'eason as will the scoring here." • " I don't really have enough time to talk about her adeq uately," Smalley added. "She is not only a good person, a good student and a good basketball player, but she is just a good person to be around." The Beckley, w.'va. native wi II graduate from Rio Grande with a degree in Biology. Angel is the daughter of David and Gloria Allen. • Building Supplies ........................................ 550 Business and Buildings.::...................... ., .. 340 Business Opportunlty ............ .....................210 Business Tralntng ....................................... 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................... ................ 780 Cards of Thanks ............................ .,..........., 010 Child/Elderly Care ..........,. .............. :............ 190 Etectrlcat/Ralrlgeratlon ...............................840 Equipment for Rent..................................... 480 Excavating ...........................: ....................... 830 Farm Equlpment .................. ........................610 Farms for Rent.............................................430 Farms for Sale .. ., .... ., .... ., ............................. 330 For Lease .................. ,.................................. 490 For Sale................ ........................................ 585 For Sale or Trade ......,..................................590 Fruits & Vegetables ............................ .,.......580 Furnished Rooms........................................450 General Hautlng...... ,....................................850 Glveaway............................ ...........................040 Happy Ads....................................................050 Hay & Graln..................................................640 Help wanted ................................................. flO Home tmprovements ...................................810 Homes lor Sate ............................................ 3tp Household Gaoda ....................................... 510 Houses for Ren1 .........................................,4t0 In Memorlam .................: ..............................020 Insurance ..................................................... t30 Lawn & Garden Equlpment ........................680 Llvestock ......................................................630 Lost and Found ...........................................080 Lots & Acreage ............................................350 Mlscetlaneous............................................. 170 Miscellaneous Merchandlae.......................540 Mobile Home Repalr....................................880 Mobile Home~~ lor Rent. ................... :.......... 420 Mabile Hames for Sala................................320 Money to Loan ............................................. 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelera ..........................740 Musical tnatruments ................................... 570 Personals ........................................,............005 Pets for Sale ................................................ 580 Plumbing & Heetlng ....................................820 Prot-lonat Servlc...................................230 Radio, TV & CB Ropalr ........................, ...... 1110 R"l Estate Wanted ............................,........ 360 Schools tnstructlon..................................... 1110 Seed , Plant & Fortlllzlll' .............................. 650 Situations Wanted ....................................... 120 Spece for Rtnt ............................................. 460 Sporting Gaods., ......................................... 520 SUV's lor Sale.............................................. 720 Truclui for Sale ..........................................,. 715 Upholstery ................................................... 1170 Vans For Sale...............................................730 Wanted to Buy ............................................. 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supptlel .................. e20 · Wanted To Do ......;.,..................................... 180 Wanted to Rant............................................ 470 Y1td Sale- Galllpolls ..................., ................072 Yard Sale-Pomeray/Micldle ......................... D74 Yard Sale-Pl. Pteallnt ................................ 078 Busi ness D a y s P rio r To Publh: a t lon Sunday D isplay : 1:00 p. m. Thurs d a y for Sund a y s P a p e r r I'New S~!E' C Atllt; Wll'lt A ~tf~t.M<.. A~MM? J'oMEROY/MmoLE 2 Family yard sale Fnday 4· 29, Syracuse besrde the bank Furn iture, Glassware, and MISC. 6 8th Annual tO·mtle Ye llow Flag Yard Sale Middleport Pomeroy SyraCuse FrtSat May 6& 7 Only $5 to slgn-upl We advertrse for you! Call 992·4055 or 992· 3148 Dusky All ey, Syracuse , Ohio Need directio ns call 740·992· 7769/, 740-992· 1820 0 (Wanted) Lrcensed Physical Therapy Assrstant for home health services Please send resume to McGraw Physteal Tnerapy, Inc PO Box 983 JaCkson. OH 45640 or call {740)286·6631, --------100WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts. wood rtems Materials prov1ded To $480/wk Free rnlormalron pkg. 24 hr ' 801·428-4649 </- 2.$ WV411111' www comics com <Cl 2005 by NEA , Inc . Help wanted· Darst Adu lt Group Home , (740)992- 5023 -- - - Help wa nted ..Cook. drrvers & wait resses Apply at 1044 Jackson P•k e P•zza Plus Help Wanted Someone to spnng clean my home Serrous rnqurres Ol'lly References needed, (740)44 1·8285 mornmgs lmmedlale Openi ng Experienced Caterer/food prep/grrll cook . ParKfront D1ner (740)446·1251 . COL Drtvere needed at BFI. Nail TechniCians, with expeClasa B minimum Apply at rience, for new shop ~n ­ pt Pleasant Job ServiCes. mg. Massage Thttraplat. 17i0)3B7.()502 Call Cook needed BPPf In persort Holtday Inn of Galhpolia Need 10 people to sell Avon. No phont calla. Cal l (7'll}446-3358 Doctor's Otttce Pomt Pleasant area. recruiting to tiU need for offiCe management, codinWtJIIIing, bookkeeping Relevant e•perl· enct requrred Please send TL,JANED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wrn' 1·888·582·3345 RL\II S I\11· McClure's Restaurant now An Excellent way to earn hrnng all locations, lull or money The New Avon . part-time pick up· appllcaCall Manlyn 304-882-2645 tiOr\ at loCation & bnng back 1o.ooam & AVON! All Areasl fo Buy or between Sell Shirley Spears, 304- 11 OOam, Monday thru Saturday 675·1429. EEO New Remol ded 3-Bedroom, 2·8ath, 2-CEirJGarage on J . tlroo, Sunset Ln off Sandhrll Ad Cal l {304)675-4352 tor Apporntmen l Newer ranc h style home, 3 BR, 1 bath House has can· tral arr heat, new carpet and hardwood lloorrng Bro deck on 1 acre of ground .Super clean Mus t see Kelly Dr oH of Georges Creek. S78 500 (304)210·8238 : \ L E."'IAI[ \V~NTJ-J) Want 10 buy a 3 bedroom, 2 balh home Garage, basement. 'J·lO acres ra desrr· able All cash M.¢'gs. Gatlla or Athen~unty 740-992 6300 IU\1\IS 4 10 HoLsF:~ · HlkRIXI bedroom tJouse l l Garf1eld Ave 5350 rnonJh No Down Payment Call t7<l0)441-0 194 or 4 bedroom, 2 Bath 3 car (740)44,., 184 garage country settrng Brdwell area t740)388· 2 bedroom hOuse . base· 8560 ment. garage 1 mrle lrom town 5650 month Call (740)441·0194 or (740)441 1184 {.,~ .. '-----_.1 Hm t~:> l UI< SA! ~- 2 bedroom new carpet- nrce 1r1 country Stove·tng S375/month + dep. ref no pets (740)3S8 9686 • month employment Pay rate WM't'E11 negotiable Relerences T0 8UY reqlJired Se nd resu me to· Walnut Tow nshtp Trustees, Absolute Top Doilar: U S 20732 State At. 141, Stiver and Gold Cams Patr10t Ohio 45658 Proolse ts. Gold Rrngs, U S Trustees Archard Ingles Currency.-M .TS Coin Shop, 740·379-2909 15 1 Second Aven ue , Wanda Hrvaly 740-379-2430 I \ 11'111'1 \ II ' I John Stratght ._, I I{ \ I( I .., 74()..379-2640 lfi.:LP W AJVTED in LoAN " r 110 10 • t.,r.6,..;Pt:o;yii:Wioi!s OiliiAiliLE!\Niil~i-J lt.,ll•O-HEI•'•.P•W•AN!Ul --·~~~10 1 MONEY Borrow Smart Contac he OhiO DIVISIOn 0 Frnanc1al tnst rlutron' lf rce ot Cons ume !tarrs BEFOR E you refr ance your home o btarn a loan B EWAR l requests lor any larP. dvance payments o ees or rnsura nce Cal he Olfrce of Consume Ha1rs toll free at ,1·866 78·0003 to learn 1f th mortgage broker o lender rs properl licensed (Thrs •s a publr FAT'>! Wlto I Garage Sa le· Lots ot n1ce rtems May 6t h and May 7th 9 ·QOA M - 4 OOP M 138 1 I accepts only help w anted ada mMtlng EOE atandarda We wrll not knowrngty accept any advertrsing In "'lolatlon of the law lwrlght411c. net YARD SALE- £•i Now you can have borders and graphics ..,.,_.. added to your classified'ad s Jr1'. Borders $3.00/ per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $ 1.00 for large POLICIES. Ohio Valley Pu bflahlng reserve• the rig ht to edit. rejec;t, or ca ncal any ad at any limB Errors mu tt be reported on the first day ol pub11catllln and Tribune-S.nlinai·Aeglater will be raaponslble lor no more t han the coat crl t h• &pace occupred by thfl error 11nd only !Me f]rst msertion We shall no t be 11 1 any loss or expense t hat resu lls fr om the publi cation or om Iuton of an ad vertrtement. Correction w11l be mad1 m I he In st ava •lable edrtron • 8 ol'. •:;:•:,:,~,: are always confrde ntla l. • Cu rrent rate card appllea. • All r eal 1151111! advertisements are subj&cl to the Federal Fair Howung Act of 1968 • Thrs r HlJga Yard Sale Saturday, April 30 lnsrde old CVS bulld rng (bosldo 'Foodland) At 35 8-4 .Rarn/Shrne Home/olf1ce turn rtu re. housewares , toys , clothrng All proceeds go to Gallr a Co Relay 4 Life , Holzer Clinic Team. • Y ARD SAI .E- All Di s play : 1 2 Noo n 2 KIT & CARLYLE r4 ~::~~:;:::~ need a good home Very good natured (740)645· ; 4461 or (740)388·01 67 r I ' • All ads must pe prepaid' • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Descripti on • Include A Price • Avoid Abb r evi ation s • I nclude Phone Numb@~' And Addre ss Whe n Needed • Ads Sllould Run 7 Days Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Display Ads D a lly ln- Colurnn : 1 : 00 p . m . Mond a y - Frid a y f o r Insertion 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AN AD Oeacl~irt!4 Word Ads Monday thru Friday CLASSIFIED INDEX Rio Grande's Angel Allen, with bal l, dribbles past a Notre Dame defender during the AMC South tournament back 'in March. Allen ' became the 18th player to eclipse the coveted 1,000 career point total this season and fin tshed her career 14th on the all-time sco ~ing list with 1,221 points. • 011 l\cgistcr Sentinel Yard sale 704 Second Ave Drivers Naeded: Movrng-Sale 188 Park Dr Jackson restdence Lttt le bi t Fnday & Sa tu rday 8·10·4 CDL Drivers wt ll tng to~ r tve of everythrng 9-5 Thurs· Fri· Household-Items, Furn rture, for local ready·mrx-concrete Sal. Rain date la ter company Experrence rs Clothrng, Sewrng· Mach rne· Cabinet & Mach1ne, Mise- preferred but not necessary Drrver must be w rlhng to do Items pre -marntenance on trucks 4x4's For Sale .............................................. 725 AUCI10 N AND & equipment, yard work & Ft.EA MARKEr Announcement ............. ............................... 030 other mtscellaneoos chores. Antlques ....... ., ...........,.., ................. .,., .......... 530 Expenenca operatrng equrp· AUCTION : Modula r House men! &exira sk tlls such as Apartments for Rent ...,............................... 440 and Tools & Equrpment Auction and Flea Markei... ., ...... .,.... ., .......... 080 weldrng a plus Buckeye Htll s Career Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 Call\304)937·3410 Center. R10 Grande, Ohto Auto Repair .................................................. 770 T& E at 11.00am. House at Experrenced road grader/ Autos for Sale ........,..................... ., ...... ., ...... 7t0 12 00 Noon on May 7 2005 backhoe operator needed Boats. & Motors lor Sale .. ., ..... ., ............ ., .... 750 740 245-5334 for part hme month-by· Bryan Waltero/OVP Ilia C<>unh In ·One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS ·PLUS AD NOW ONLINE male cat w/ 1 droop rng ear On Eagle R1dge Road If found ca ll 949·2389 andleave a message Detroit tames Indians, 10-3 M~·~ We Cover Meigs, Gallia, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Can! . East Division WL Pet GB Ba ltrmore 14 7 667 11 10 524 3 Boston Toronto 11 11 500 3 New York. 9 12 429 5 TompaBay 8 13 38 1 6 Central DIVISIOn WL Pet GB Chrcago 16 6 , 727 MrnnesQia ! ' 12 8 600 3 ~'9 10 474 5, Detrort Cleveland 8 12 400 7 Ka nsas Crty 5 16 23B 10' , West Divlston WLPctGB · Los Angela :; · 12 9 57 t Oakland 11 1 1 500 1 '2 TeKas 11 11 .500 1' 1 Seattle 10 11 476 2 Today 's Games ter· \.• II•• Cnunt) 0~ , Tampa Bay (Waech ter 0·0) at Tororyto GB • American Leag ue 4 5 -T he Daily Sentinel • Page B3 Now Accepting Application lOr Motor Routes. caM Clol ll polll Dally Trlbunt (7'll)446-2344 Point P-lfloQIIIIr (3()1)675-1333 Dally Sonllnol (7'll)992·215S resume/quallficatlona. refer· 2br Hou se $275/month plus Utrhtres No Pets, Depos1t and must have References (304)675·4874 or (304)6746105 4 rooms & batt1 S300 Ready to movn rn 3 BR month 52 Olrve St Ca ll tuk SAJ.E Home rn country senrng on ly (740)446-3945 198fmo wrth 10°o down Part lime cook & wa.tress All Types Masonry, Brrck $59 000 New Hav en 2 800 740·385·4367 Brand new 2 bedroom wanted at PI Pleasant !3lock Stone, Free Estrmate sq ft log cabrn as rs w/3·5 house rn town $600 monttl 304·593· acres Call Mrke (5131314Moose Lodge Prck·up apph· (304)773·9550 Call (740)441·0194 0' catron at the Lodge 6421 (740)441- 11 B4 2754 www.orvb.com W ANTill 10 Hom:-; To Do Pa rt-ti me MLT, straigh t days, no weekends. no hohdays App ly rn person at The Medtcat Plaza. 936 St AI 160, Gallipolis, OH Bonnre s Prrvate Chtldcarer Ages 6 months & Up Afterschools Welcome r Fm More tn lormatron Ca ll 740· 98H326 2-story, 7 room house 4 bedroom 2 bath, 2 porches (1 closed rn ), deck, 2/3 acre flal lot Heat pump AJVer Valley School Drstrrcl Bulav rl le Prke 569 500 (740)367·7272 .. Recept ronist· To do hght DHK CLEA NI NG & POW work at new salon , that wrll . EAWASHING Let Us Help be openrng. Call (740)367· You l lns1de/Outs1de 3-Bedroom 1-Bath Res r de n t1 a ll Bus r ne ss Remo lded'. Full Basement 0502 Cleen-er-upllr Whatever the Appliances rncluded Skr lled/Sem r Sk11led con· JOb we'll lry to Ge\-er·donelll Du lbwld1ng & 24FT Pool structron worker Dave 188 Pa rk Drrve (304)675· Phone Karen Experrenced rn carpentry, . (740)985·3633 Oo 740·416· 7460 roofing. general construc1 3 8 2 tiOn 992-79!>3 7 H o n~es u11der $14000 1 dhkcleanrng @yahoo com Will delrver 740-385-4367 Sprl/lg rs here. Let Love fill Gentles ·Contruc11on· Home the air Earn free products Improvement 30 years Book you r party nowr! e11perrence Customer satr1740)388·8873. factt?n guareneed Anytrng with home Improvement STNA CAN HHA Compare our prrces Free Seekrng a1das to provrde estrmale (7 40)256·6878 or All real estate advertrslng home care. (7t0)441·0342 In tnts newspaper is Benefrts Include. subject to the Federal Competitive wages, Fair Housing Act of 1968 1nterrorl eKterror parnhng Mileage reimbursement . which makes rt rllegalto Experienced. references. VISIOn/Dental , advertise "any reasonable rates For tree siCk leave, preference, limitation or estrmatas call {740 )6 45· vacat1on discrimination based on 2638 or (740)645·6332 race, color, rellgton. se11 Apply Set110r Resource familial status or nat•onat Center 1167 Sl At 160. All types. care Lawn origrn, or any Intention to Gallipolrs Mon-Fn, 8-4 Dependable eKpenenced make any such EOE No iOb 10 small . Call preference, limitation or (740)379·9297 Kara discrimlnatron ." Typmg Instructor needed begmnrng July 5 lor Lawn C are. Brg & small This newspaper will not Gallipolis Career Colle ge yards Wtli travel to Mergs & knowingly accept Please send a resume to Pomt Pleasan,t Wlll do mow· advertisements for real Drrector, 1176 Jackson Prke rng and tnmmrng. Cali anyestate whicf1 Is 1n vtoiat1on ol the law. Our Suite 312, Gallipolis, OH lime, no ·answer leave mes· readers sre hereby 45631 . sage (740)441-91 28. mlormed tf1at all dwellings advertised In LOW-MOIStUre Wanted man w/experlence thls newspaper art to Mow w/ Farm Tractor Carpet-Cleaning • vall& ble on an equal ApproX , 24 hrs per monltl Brand New Method opportunity bases Ok to wor1< Evenmgs & Sat Dry In 1 Hour (304} 875·2658 call between . No Steam-or·Shampoo For Rent or Sale rn Mason, 4-Spm Free-Estimates $450/mon 3br 2 ba .,..Clearly Clean• .. or $65,000 $300/dep Wanted LPN or Medical (304Je75-0022 1 304)682·3200 Office AISIStant fo r phySI· clan oHice Fu ll or part "trme. Sand Stone, Top Soli, s Specrall Must have current licen&o or Skid&teer· loader work Call Handyman Located at 189 Clay Sl cartifrcate, reliable trans· (140)245-58 15 or ( 740)44~ · Vinton Hrgh bidder taKes rtr portat100 and medical oHica 1509 Brddrng starts at 520,000 expenance- computer $kills - - - - - - - - - (740)388·8899 a must. No wetlcendS or hoi · Spencer's Lawn Mowrng - - - - - - - - lday& Mall resume to CLA 'We Can't' Be Bear Free MlJ st Sale Repo6sessed Boll 566. c/o Galllpot•s Homes. Locatrons Gall1pohs Mowmg. & Crown City Contact Nrck Tribune P.O Box 469. Estim ates Trlmmrng & Ctean·I.JP Huftman . 800·333·6910 Galhpdlra, OH 45631 . , (304~75-5461 or {304)675- ,. ~ Wanted. Parson to 00 lawn 5405 care and minor maintenance work Experience nuces· oary. Call (740)446·9387 ences, FfT or PfT prefer· ewnii'IQI ence, and desired lllary range to P.O Box 275, Point 0\fert)roolc c.,ter Is currentPlell88nt, WV 25650 .. ~ accepting appllcationa for I 11§0 r10 ~, 1 1-B00-214-<M52 -~~~;: Nocoll~g~oom Paramedic• & HITs needed Apply at 135-( Acaldit«l MemtJ.r 4ecN<Iilino CR..ndl lor 11 ; ColleQft Jac:Qon Prke. Galhpolit ..,~ 127•6 • •I Home Lr stin gs. Lrst your home b~ calhng (740)446-3620 Vrew pho tos/rnfo onhne bedroom 3 bath. 4 5 cres 2 5 car garage ac)tson, OH $250,000 Firm Code 2255 or call (740)286·4750 ~ story Ranch 3 bed· room , 1 314 bath I.JR 0 /A, FIR 2 car garage enced rn back yard 1,2 ere Close to town 1 ~~;500 Code 4505 or all 740)44 6·8325 F" __, • NOTICE • HtO VALLEY PuausH NG recommends tha do business with co k 'J'OU now, a nd NOT money through ·ail until you have inve&ti ted the ortenn , 20 Moun.E Hm n·:' IUN RE~T 12x60 2BA MoOrle Home Located on Sandh1ll Road Pornt Ple.f!Sant wv $375/month Call (304)675 3423 14X70 2 bedroom 5400 month S400 deposit No (740)367·7762 o• pets (740)367·7272 s,u-. 1993 Mansron mobile hOme· 14ro:60 2 bedroom, 1 bath, total etectiJc, good condrtr on, central arr. stove refngera tor. must be moved sa opo. (740)949·9016 2 Bedroom 1 1r2 baths EKcellent Condrt1on Refere nce requrred No Hrl l pets Sand Ad Phone(304 )675·3834 3 bedroom mobrle home for 1994 Clayton Norns 14K70 rent rn Pomeroy area No 2 BR 2 bath, rei/stove Pets 992 5858 vrnyl1underp1nnrng, 2 dec)ts $ 14,500 OBO (740)389- 3Br trailer w refndg & Stove ,washer & Oryer 8739. Included SectJon a approved SAVE-SAVE-SAVE (304)576·2934 S!ock models ai old pnces. 2005 models arrrvrng Now, Mobrle Home Lot to' rem rn Mobrle Coles rlomes MrddlepOrt S150 00 pe• 15266 US 50 East, Athens month 740·992-6849 .. Ohro 45701 {740)592· 1972 Nrce 3 bedroom mobile "Where You Gel Your home 1n Country Homes rn Moneys Worth' 1he Shade area Water Trailer for sale· 2 bedrooms , sewer trash rncluded $3:25 rewrred carpet , tOO by 100 a month No oats allowed. tot, call 304· 682·1133. (740\685·4019 $6,500. located 1n Hartford, WV Small 28A moo1te home m -~-"'!"'-~--., B rdwell Water trash & i.n1~ & sewer pa1d No pets ACRFAGE S325,month 5325 dep .,_ _ _ _ _ __,_. (740)388·9325 , r 25ac mil paved rd Aural Two Bearoom Mobile Home water/electnc. 6 m1tes trom $400 00 month 5300 00 town Baaullful bldg srght oepos11 no pets references Some clear, some woods requrred :" 40-367-7025 hunting (740)446196/mo Includes ale, 2917 R.E. Knons Sr. dehve ry and set up 140. For Sale or Trade 5 50 MIL B~ OPfoln\JNnY Sma ll ~ bedroom house $475 month I mile from town Call (740)441·0194 or (740)441-1 184 14K70 2 bedrOOm all etec· trrc CA/Heat Excellent conMoon.E Ho\II'S · dillOn, No pets 2 m1tes from tow n DepositJRefererce mk requrred $450/month Catt 1973 Grandv1ew MObil€ after Spm (740)446·6565 Home 2 BR/1 Bath 2 000 2 Dedroom mob1te nome on Must be moved ott lol For Pole Cat Rd S425 month l urther rn!o call (304)675· plus ulrhtres 5425 deposrt 3423 Call (740)446-<l 107 New 3 80 2 Bath Home Good On~ SofOOI.S "--oiiiiioiiiiiOiiiiii-,.1 - - ·!rl5nt: - -UCI10N iioiiiliioa_.l . ..--.~!!'!!!!!" full-trme . and part-time RN'a ~. and LPN's All thrHe Fllease come and fill out an O.lllpolla C.Wr CoUege appllclt ton at 333 Flage (Careers Close To Home) Strut, Mlekl1ei)Ort, OH. Call fty~.., '740-446-436'7 . EOE Ranch Brrck Home 38r 1Ba 2 / Car - Ga r age Basemen\I Sunroom Al l Appliances rnctuded By Appomtment (304 )882 2230 or (304)533·6636 r · APAJlO.It-J\'ni I - - - - - - - , - L,--FOR -RF. iii.iii ~T-.,J , 365·9948 acres . on Bear Wall ow 1 and 2 bedroom apa rt· Nsw 3 BR 2 Bath Sectronal Ardge Property IS loca ted on ments turnrshed and tJnlur · Home Only 249/mo f'r ,ghest·hrll in Mason County nlshed securrly depos1t lncludal5 AJC , del1very & $9200 00 NBQ Call Jrm 0 requrred no pets, 140-992 _••_lu:..:p_740--:385~--7:-6-71_-::-:- (304)675·4B62 after 6pf11 2218 New 3 BR Home Only 2 bedroom apartment lo r 189/mo lncllJdes ale dehv rent Rac1Me, OH Deposrt ery and set lJP 740-985· -reqwiCI no pets (740 )99:2· 4367 """-'------5174 740·441 ·0110 leave Nrce ly remodeled 3 bed· message room house In A tJtl and, $29.000. call Russell at Sole EffiC rency Apt- Ref Dep No & Bloom. (740)541·3251 , Pets ~ 3041675-5162 •• ' �I Thursday, April 28, 2005 ALLEY OOP 2 bedroom, bath, kitchen . living room . Completely_ remodeled . new Carper Water/sewer pa1d. In lawn on Eastern A...e No pets 5435/rnonth . deposit requ ired . {740)367-050:! Vintage Com1c Books (60's70's) al The Craft er Loll located m The Middleport Oeparlmen1 Store. p40 l\1L"iCELLA~.OLIS ~IERL1UNiliSE 2BA apt. Stale Aouh~ 160 S4001month. sto,ve/relrlgera' tor included. washer/dryer hookup. (740)~4 1 · 0 194 or ("l40}441·1184 . I Black Champion Pigs. 4H 1998 Che11. Silverado, Ell. crossbred ffiarket Hogs for Cab. 4..:4.· all power, Auto, Meigs Co. Fai r. {740)441- 4.3L, V-6-Vort9x, Alum . rims, topper. Pewter/Charcoal, 1013. 98 .000 mi. E){cellent Ct'llcks for Sale Condition $9,900 080 Rhode .Island Reds Phone (304)675-2039 after Black Australorps 5:00pm. St. Run. $1 .00 each 90 Ford ·F· 150 300, 6 cyl .. Quantity Discount aut~ $2700.00; 87 Ford F· (304)593-5073 150, 4x4, $2900.00; B7 Dodge F-250, 318, auto, $1995.00: 90 GMC S-10. V6 , auto. $2200.00; Riverview Motors 2 blocks above M cDonalds Pomeroy, Oh , (740)992-3490 HERE GIIAIN - '': r CONVENIENTLY LOCATED & AFFORDABLE ! Townhouse apartments. and/or small hoUses FOR 42in 14 -1/2 Aiding Mower, excellent condition, w/Cart ~ Spreader $600 or trade lor Car (304)675 -8821 3377 RENT Call (740)441-1111 fo r application & rnformat ron . I R \\"'I'OIU \I HI\ tO -a..-,.;iiiiiiiiiiiiliio-rl Call (740)446.·2342 :==F:o:rD:•:1:a;:•l==~ · 2000 Bayliner 2 t ft, cuddy w/ :liB lraller, many a<lras. 'ery 4, 4 FOR SALE clean 304-675-5563 IU_R_SiitALEiiiiii,.;.·p~ ~-------,.1 CLJbbY 64 Bayliner 19FT, wltrailer, Cabin, Ru ns Good Jeep's, Ect. Police {304 )675-5612. s ass Tracker 14 fT. wfTrailer Impounds! Cars from $500 & Motor. $2,500 c_ all for for ti s,tings 800-39 1-5227 20°0 Dodge Durango 4 X4 , Details (30~)675-1731 EXT 3M1 RfT Sport. 5.9l V8 , 67K miles. loaded,! feather, cow l CAMPERs & induction h.ood. cuslom Mo1UR HOJ\-Uli paint $11,300 OBO. (740)245-0395. 1984 Skamper pup-up. 25th 97 Jeep Wrangler, 5 speed, Anniversary Edition . e;.~cel­ 4-cylinder. 4 Wheel Drive ient condition, 16' bO){ , AC Runs and l ooks . G reat and heat. stove icebox. $5,800 {304)675-7474 ctine\te . $2, 100. {740)9492709). Two/Bedroom Complete small engine repair _•'OR SALE .., ,_1991 Chevy S·.10, 4.3, V6 , $5001 Honda's, Chevy's, 4x4, $4.200 080. Call $3,200 080 (304)675-8056 (740)446-0390 llm'sSmaU Bnglne Repair BoATS & M(HORS 19FT Pleasure Boat, 170HP, wtaccessones (304)545· 1510 or (304)458-1901 James A Will Jr. Ow ner .U It 9 Wt'lshtow nRd. l)unwroy. Ohio 45769 Piwne: 740-992_ - i43l E-mail j w i ll·t'i 769 (fr1y ahllQ.COI11 BISSEll Ro~ky Hupp Insurance and Financial· Services BUILDERS InC. Homt·s., Viny l Sidi11g • New Oamg.es • Rc plal'Clllllnt Window,.; • Rooll ng • COM MERCIAL and RESIDEf'!TIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740-992· 7599 --'--L:.__ I ROGER HYSELL I GHRHGE Auto & Truck Repair 3 miles west of Pomeroy, OH on State Rt. 124 992-5682 . YOUNG'S . . • Heavv Dut\' Comnierciai Equipment \l"IH:F .\ IO"'t \lE'<r C0\11' \N' . 39748 SR 143 ' Pomeroy. QH Top • Removal · Trim • Stump Grinding ·Remodeling • New Garages • Elect rical & Pl umbing • Roofing & Gutte~ • Vinyl Siding & Painting • Patio ond Porch Decks Call B.D. Const. for all your hiJm e repair need s, molii~J!: , siding, add -nns, remodeling etc., free estimates (740) 992-2979 lcuVe· me'ssa e TD Consbuctlon ., '., . ,.••'"' AL/.. Of DUll D~P.OSITS All~ We do it all except furnac e work f'~l>~llAL/.. Y INSUil~D. Sill ---TO MAIC~ A V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 WI' 036725 Pomeroy, Ohi o 25 Years Lori I Ex erlence New and Replacement • Task Master Tractors 26 horse - -3S hursl", Concrete Work 25 Years Experience · David Lewis 740-992-6971 lmmn•d WITI'IPilAwAL, YOU'l-L N~f:P A rJOTe fllOM jft-lf: lor Montana Traclors LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal starting at 27 horse • 57 horse . with shuttle transm ission 4-wd, remote hydraulics 3 year wnrl'llnt y .. SlJPil~Mf: •• COlJ/lT. ****Also avai lable**** 4wd (l _year wnrranty) • Fnrm Pro Tractors 20 horse · 30 ho rse loaders, finish mowers, tillers NE W ARRIVAL ZTK IJixon (Zero "l\1r11 Radius Mower) 30 inciH'tilting width tu 50 ' ;aARNEY PA.W. DOC SAYS IT'S UNHEALTHY TO KEEP StUFF INSIDE AN' I SHOULD TALJ( ABOUT inch cutting width 3 year warranty l'&D TRACIOR SA!J:S & EQUIPMENT right in lhe hoort of Chllrtl!r IT hcc Estimates AN' I'll GO GIT ELVINEY !! II -1: ~ Hubbard's Greenhous~ Syracu se, OH ~ LINDA'S PAINDNG •~ · 740-992-5776 • Flower-s & Ve,ge(ah_le plants Hat-$6.9~ r(140) lU" Han ging Baskcts-20 Varictic.s W *' -~ Pe.:enniat!!:?: • Siding • Window s • Decks • Porches • Ceramic Ti le & it~?;i.9s- $S.9S THE BORN LOSER ~ I :m~*-;~;~.;~:~~m Potle_d Plan f._"i 4"- 12" $1.25- $12.1J5 12" ferus $111.95 Tf\\~ \:) "TI\K£ Tf\a.:NI\P\'U:, WAAT I~ '1'00\<.. :O,Ot'\ 00\ NG 1\I '(OUR t>E:;K? . , ..,. !![) OUR 1)1\\)(,1.!,\t-R":> N-It> !>0'"':) \0 WORK ; 0\iE.f I i ~ High and Dry ~ •~ Storage • Room Add. • ~ uufing • Ki tchen1i • Ba ths .. No Job To Small" Rac ine. OH '~~rlii:1J~Mr 14 yrs. Experience' 1 mo I- HOWARD£. WRfTfSfl & SONS in Henderson, · wv_. Preowned apptic·anes starting at $75 & up alf under warranty, we do sef\lrce work on all Make and Models (304)675- 7999 Whirlpool washer, :S1SO: like new : Ringer washer,_ 5\200: small chest freezer. $150; Ken~ore side-by-side refrlgeratOr. $300; Tw1n size bed (no mattresslbo)( _spnngs) S75: Love.seaLS75: chestof-ctravwers, S-45: bookshelf. 535 Skaggs Appliance 76 V1ne S11eet (7 40 )446•7398 . Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark Chapel Road. Porter, Qh 1o. (7 40)44 5. 7444 1-S?7-8309162 Free Estill1illes Easy, financ 1ng, 90 days same as cash . Visa/ Master Card. Drive- a- little save alot. 93 Uncoln.Town Car. 81,000 miles. Very nice. $4,500. (740)446- 1759. 362 M.F. tractor 55 H.p, . 8430 Case I. H. Round Bailer 4'X4' . 479 N.H_- Haybine , 55N .I:I . Rake. Hay Tedder 740-985-3643 · 95 3000 GT Mi1subishi. Garage kept.' A looker S7.000 Flrf!l (304)675-363 t 95 Buick .Aegal , VS , loaded, $ 1500080 Bale wagon 19 ft. Stolfus · · 90 CheVy Lumina van , good kicker wagon . Removable steel racks. Like new · tires condition, $800 80 · and bed. (740)245--0485. 93 Plymouth Voyager, 3.3. good body. motor & interior. Farmafl Model, Super C. needs transmission, $400 Great sMpe, looks good,. 080. runs good $1 975 OBO. 92 Grand AM_, 4ey1. needs (740)367-0596. som!& repair, $400 OBO. Hqrse drawn farm equip- · (7 40) 367-0239 after 4pm. ° Appl rance , & men1. Mowing machine. Repalr-675-'7388 . For sale. disc. turning plows and har· re-cond itiOned atJtomatlc row. All in barn. { 740~61156 . . wa_shers & dryers, refrigerators.' gas and electric ranges . arr condrtionei's. and LIVFSI'OCK wrrnge r washers Will do ~--------.-J. repa ~r s on maJOr orand6 1n 12yr. old Palom1no Mare. Kid Sl'lOIJ or at your home_ broke, not reg Very gentle. USed Furniture Store, 130 Must see. $900 firm. Great Bulav1 lle Pike Appliances, 4H project. (7&0~367. mattresses. dressers, -•o reg1s1ervu -" pa1 · nt 1 yr '-" couches. dinettes. grave monuments. much Mare. Kid broke, great tor 4H more. (740)446-4782 project. $2,000. ·(740)446· Gallipol.s. OH hrs 11-3 (M- _1_96_7_.-·~----S} We buy used IWMure. A \' merican Alpine Goat Kids : A:~Ql·~ Bucks. does, wethers. , H, Lo;J _ (740)988-2073 . Ara b1;:t.n horses, 1-"lnCed • to I recliners. I Buy or se ll R1ver1ne sell Call after Spm or teev8 Antiques. 11 24 East Ma1r mes&ige (740}<'4&-1825. on SR 124 E Pomeroy, 740992·2:526 Au'ss Moore. Fair P•gs for Sale Wallis :~ SoU1n•de 1304)675OWfler• • STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL FARM Thompsons .r 949-1405 · CONTRACTING E'..QuiPI\-tENT i A ll type s o f roofi-ng : .,, Shingle, Flat, Metal New or Repair Seamless Gutter - *Free Es11111tes. Avon Christmas plates, figurines , steins. Call (740)446·3356. rt'O. Residential Commercia l Downspout - SiUing 6 rental units on 4 tots. Yearly 1ncome O'Jer $26.000. Some owne1 financing possi ble. (740)446-4313. 2004 AedCat/110cc,. 4Wheeler , Paid $1,600 A sking ·$1,100 (304)6754,262. (304)593-4290 (304)593-0840 leave mes · sage 2004 AedCatl 110cc . 4· Wheeler, Paid $1.600 Asking $1,100 Helmet · 1d d (304)675 4262 me u e · ' (304)593-4290 (304)593 0640 leave message HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! Roeky ".RJ;' Hupp Janel .leiTers IMPORTS Athens 33795 Hiland Rop~ l'omeroy, Ohio 4x4 , axe. condition, $7,000 080. (740}446-0805 --'---'-----99 Contour. 4cyl . au1omatk:, 4 door, 74,000 mites, ~. tilt. power wlndowS/IOCkl. looks great inside/out. S2 . 900 ~ can (740)669--0302 99 GT Sunlire, S3,300 080 99 ~r. Sunflre, $2,600 080, Chrysler 2002 S b· •• ·~ 080 • nng, - .._... r11S PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE:Io horelly glvon Call (740 )245-5815 (74;0) 418-9026 · on that S•turdiy, April 30, 2005, It 10:00 l.m ., a public Hie will be held .. 211 W. Secoltd St., Pomeroy, Ohio. tor 1993 F1.50. No cMints, no rust. 95,000 mikls. $3,200. or SHOP CLASSIFIEDS 8th Annual 10-Mile Middleport· Pomeroy- Syracuse Friday-Saturday May6& 7 .Look for the yellow flags! Maps available May 4th • THI S PRI NCIPAL r'l"\ GO IN G In k Sevlnga The F1rmera and : T O COMPLAIN T O tHM !\BOUT HoW MLJC.H w E.R E; ' I YOU, I F ME MAKE MY POI NT. "YOU .- Comp11ny Tho above deocrlbtld collatoral will bo oold "01 Ia· where II", with no hand or certlftld check the fol · lowlntt collaterll: o1pre10od or Implied worronty given. 4DL For further lnfo'rma - Cllh In 1GeM'Font T•urul ~"LPS 2 u~•-•••• 1 ,...., .. ,....__ _ Th• Farmers •nd Compony, Ohio, Bank Savings Pomeroy, ,.. .rvea the rtght to bid at th!a tlon, or tor an appoint· mentto lnapect cotlal- eral , prior to sale date confJict Cyndle or Randy II 992-2136. (4)27, 28, 29 ' •• • • • ~UNSHINE CLUB • , I '• VJHA1\, N!;W,AI.. ! H£ARD1HAT 1Mf1HING I»A.Y • More stable form of Nitrogen • Made with WMe Potash (less dust, More consislent) • Includes secondary nutrient sulfur • 18 spreader buggies a~Jailable for use • Airway pasture renovators and seeders staff available for consult ing. SHADE RIVERAG SE RVICE 35537 St. Rt. 7 North Pomero), Ohio sh ape · 35 Marsh bird 37 Even so 38 Looks sleepy town 40 Poers black 15 Ohio city 41 Hamelin 17 Annual m~vement 43 Barn area 44 Defendant's pest purchase 42 Rainy 19 Physicist 43 Hi·fl records Marie - answer 45 In - • (as found) CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cel!br!ly Cipher cryplogrlr!ts a1e created l"lorn Quotahons bl' !amuus ll@OP e past aM P<eSI!nl Ea~~ 1 ene1 n 1r.e Clpner stanas frY anmner fgday 's clue: S_eaua /s P " P· C B R0 H ' F UBWLRLOH U CJV 0 FV0 RM FC FMDH Z .· PC8 H X RCU .SCWV RDH PCB I VAL A0 FV ·o S A .0 H F OHP FVORM FC XJ C N. " IVALBW Now Available At B:\l il\1 IX:\IBER Scorpion Tractors " Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work!" ' Mid-S ize 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engine' BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 Friday, April 29 , 2005 By Bernice Bada Oaol. YO u can look tor son-i e no table Improvements in you r Qverall affairs in the year allead, byt you r greates t benefi ts are likely to come from situa- O lReo rronge letters of ovf scrombled word! th• be· low to form four simple word' ·/r--·rM-r.E_Ers-rr..;;.0;---i _ I I' I I I I I EV LAT r( I~ be wise today to remember that old say1ng, "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." Be ca reful nat to forsake sitUat1ons th"a t ' have assured A teachers aide was overre tu rns to gamble on something. C ANCER (June 2 1-July 22) - When . . . . . " heard saying that most children ironing out an agreement w1th anoth have averag e abili\1es. but you e r today, be fair but don't fall lor a sob story and be foolish about tt1mgs. -,,.,-R'--rA_T_:,.:O:_:;.D;-:1-,--11 won"\ find a parent to - - • • • it! When you do make a co[lcession, be Comple lil the chuck I~ q_uo!ed · s u re rhe o th er party d oes as we ll. _ _ _ _ _ _ . b"' !dlmg in fhe rr>i5,1r>g wor ds LEO (July 23--·A ug . 22)- You are 1n a '--'---'-....JL.-..l.--'----' _ ~ou d~~~elop frorn s1ep Nc. 3 below. favo rable cycle to r persona,! accumulation today, ye t you might not end up PRINt NUMBERW l ETTERS IN wi th all th a t you co uld, sim ply . tHESE SQUARES beca use It might rake yoU awhile to rsa lize what you h ave going for you . V IRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22 1 ~ Althoug h you'll be generally lucky today In areas such as romance , SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS social involvements and friendsh ips. • . you' ll not be so with gambling. Don't Gritty-· Pagan. in"iayTRYING to PAY. bet on a horse o r buy a lonery ticket. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. :23) ~ Ma ny A fellow standing in front of jewelry shop mutterec;l If hopeful development s are in th e o ff· there's one1hing harder than a diamond, it's TRYING to ing for you today, yet you might nat PAY foronet" · · cap italize on what occurs tor You to their fullest potential because you cou ld take what occu rs for granted. SCORPIO (Oct. 2 4-Nov. 22) Confidential matters stiould not be discussed with a nyone today except with yo ur mo st trusted friend S l)r associa tes. There are indlcalions that . you may say something to ths wrong people. I SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 2;3-Dec. 2 1 )"- If you have a m at ter th at is impor tant to . ypu today e ilher business-wise or fi nancially. try to devote ma:o::imum · time to complete your task without taking breaks for pleasurable diver· sion s. CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ~ You r greatest benefits will come to you today from Whet you do for others rathe r than what you do for yourse lf. If you put your inte re sts last, companions will In sist you be considered first . AQUAR IU S {Jan . 20-Feb. 19) Someone w,hl? Is concerned about you will"b8 operating 9" your behalf today. You might not know of it or rec ognize hiS or her ·atforts now, but they'll become quite obvious to you later, PISCES· {Feb. 20-Merct, 20) - The line of demarcation between Social Rnd businees s lluarlons must be clearly defined and observed to~:;. If you step out of boLJnds . you'll be penalized In ways you never suspect- G sl' r---------, r I' I I I' I G) ARLO & JANIS easa:F~AWJ 'iaJ1W.I AFIE> . SQUIK SQU\K """ \ . $265 ton (While Suppy Last) 31 Tyranno· saurus 32 Back talk J3 Kept In Steady~ ff.'-.r:> 17- 17-17,. mem. 28 ~hore up 30 Result 0 r-------------~-, 1 IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH available to rent • licensed agronomist on [ !-lAVE OBSERVED ~ARFIELD re aervea · Opcni~g le ad: A 3 23 Kind ot gin 25 Family I ::PEANUTS ' ADVERTISE or all bklo aubmlttad. Pass . · All pass keep eve r y thi ng In pe rspective today. Don't make wo r k all-important. but by the same token, don't play aro und when you sh oUld be working. Do both, but each in t heir ow n time s lots. GEMIN I (M ay 2 1·June 20)- It wo uld ' o:-1ec1 any tiMJ right to "2. tions where th ere are old lrielnds or association s involved. TAURU S' (April 20- May ,20) - Try to •' Bank Pass · . Two days ago, I gave a deal in which .Sou th had to bat11e in a 4-3 fit agairJ..S1 a 5. 1 ~reak. Here is .another one. The layout arose during th e 1983 Hoechst tourhament, played in the Netherlands. I was " part 'Of a journalist team, partnering Welshman Patrick Jourdain, with .teammates Ma ;~~ Rebattu and Carol wm Oppen !rom 111e home country. Si>~ no-trump makes because the .diamoncis are 3-3, but that is lucky. Our Belgian opponen ts reached six hearts. If the declarer coLlld have seen the lull deal. he would have made the contract. but he went one down .' Our sequence reached the best spot, with Jourdain (North) showing excellent appreda1ion of the value of his ca rds (Yes, we were helpetl by eaSt's nol opening or overcalling three spades.) l won West's spade lead with dumrriy's ace and drew two rounds ot trumps, getting the bad news. I con11n ued wi1h two lop diamonds and a diamond ruff on tl'1 e board . I returned to hand with a heart, took two more rounds of trumps (discarding spades from the board),· and. led out winning diamonds. West ruffed in. but had to lead a hear!. Since he hadn't returned a spade, I knew West had started with 1· 4-3-5 shape and East with 7-2·3·1 . Could East have queen-doubleton of heartS? The odds say that it is unlikely, and at the· table, it was impos_s1ble. When West led the h~art, he did it with an irritated ges· ture, Practically hurling the. card onto the table. I put up dummy's jack and had 12 tricks: one spade. three hearts." th ree dia- IS I N:TUALL BUT IT MI GHT Y HELP •' Snlngo 1¥ A third visit, a second 5-1-split g H V MIUATI N (, fRIN CIPAL N ICHOLS~ A WoRD WIT H Call 992-4055 or 992·3.14!! for ii1fo Available oato, and to wllhdrow tho obovo collalorol prior to oale. Furlhlr, Pass st. Debt memo · 20 Fix to suit 46 Team 3 Aught or 22 Compe47 Swit co-slar naught 49 Privileged tently. 4 Rubbe r 24 Magazine person band 51 FilshiQn execs accessory 5 Leave 25 Hush money the dock 26 Do a green- 52 Bracket typo 6 MLK title · . house job 53 Tint 7 Hack 27 Wagon 8 Singer pullers 'llikki 29 Shore eagle 9 Word 34 Major artery in a threat 36 Lunar phase (2wds.) · 10 Hwys . • . .14 Art colony ·. 39 Dance 2 Import vehicle WOlD • CONSTRUCnON Stop & Compare ' North · East Charleston's '~~~~t~~Y S©\t~1J-~£~~s GAM I l .. i,,d Dr CLAY I . POLLAN _,:__ _ __ THATA6AIN .. Yellow Flag Yard Sale! 740-992-1m 19 Popular pet 21 Thole filler • THAT ROBERT· BISSEll • New Homes • tarages • Complete · Remodeling West DOWN SOLU~ION ~ "You can run an oltice w1th ou·t a boss, bu\ you can't run an office Without secr.etaries ' ~ Jane Fonda I DON'TT\,liNK I WANT TO DO Brent or Brian Whaley M-l'ri H:30·5:00 Sat. 8:30-Noon Sun. 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SOUPTO.NUTZ THoSr:: WERE lH£", GooO OLD pa'yS .. . �--~--WWl ~'"" ¥' .n "'t"' ydailysentii"n,.eot-.oc;:n ocn n~ l --~--------.,----~TllurSday, ' " • ' . ' effort. and also fanned 12 and walked one. · This conte>t will resume a later date in the top of the from PageBl te nth inn ing. with .Meigs coming to the plate. · runs on five hits. Davis return s ho me today struck out six ~ nd walked forMeigs a make-up contest wi th three . Nelsor 1 ille-York . Game time Jeremy Blackston entered at Salbbur1 Field is <e hedin the sixth and threw four, uled for 5 p.m. innings of scoreless. three-h it Meigs 6, Alexander 6 baseball. (9 innings; suspended) Starter lake Hale pitc hed Me1gs 050 001 000 - 6 9 1 all nine innings for Alexander 003 021 000 - 6 10 2 Mike DaviS, Jeremy Bl ackston (6) and Alexander. Hale allowed six Jeremy Blackston, Eddte F1fe (6). Jake runs and nine hits in the Hale and Cody Bean.- Meigs sixt h. Laws alloweu one hJt and one walk afte r the lirst 111nlng. For the ga me she gave up from PageBl three hi ts. an unearned run with th ree stri keout s in seven and a run scored. inni ngs . She now has a perBritney Bay less had an sonal six-game winning RBI up strea.;.. •. · . ground h out that. ended . be mg 1 e game-wtnnmg run . Keen (8-5). was the tough in the top of the sixth. · luck loser for the Lady Bear~ . ·Rhonda Sacks (8-4) went She yielded onl y seven hits in · the distance to get the win for six 'i nnings with ftve runs SSU. She gave up 12 hits (two earned), one stri keout and tlve earned runs in seven and one walk. innings with three strikeouts Juni or second sac ker ' Ashley Lotvcz went 2-for-3 and one walk. Junior hu'rler Andrea· and came through with a key Lotycz lost · for the s~co nd two-run si ngle, for the consecutive outing despite Redwomen. to make the going the distance. Lotycz score 3- 1 in ihe sixth. (9-7) gave up II hits and six Rio qualified for the Mideast earned runs while striking Ame rican · out one and issuing three Conference Qualifyin g ~ walks. · "It was 3 good ballgame,'' Tournament with the victory said Rio Grande Head Coac h and needs to win at least one David Pyles after the lirst game at Walsh on Saturday to game. "They played well ; be in position to host a fi rst we played well, very few round game. "It's a 1m easier errors on either side; a well to eo to Wal sh now and we played game. one you hate to <:an' relax UIIU Will Of Jose, We . lose." know we' re in the playoffs." Shawnee got the jump the Pyles said. "And tha t's the Redwomen in game tw o. bottom line." scoring an unearned run in Rio also bid farewell to the top of the lirst inning off their lone senior Amy Conn Laws. · in between games. "I hate Rio answered with two · senior Jay,'' Pyl es said . "I runs in the bottom of the first ·consider these girls like a on a two-run home run off daughter and I dread it when the bat of Jones, her sixth of any o f~h e m leave." the year. . , ''Especially Amy. not only The 2- r lead held up for the has she been a great player, Redwomen until they scored she's a great person · to be three unearned runs in the around ." sixth. Laws ( 12-5) settled Rio Grande will dose out · down and retired 13 batters in the regular season on a row before Tammie Jo Saturday with a road dilllhleColeman broke the string header at Wal sh. Game time with a two-base hit in the is set for l p.m. Split Conquer from PageBl ·multiple hits. Meigs pounded out ten hits in the contest, with Haning, Melia Whan, Sam Pierce and Cassi Whan providing the multi-hit efforts. Renee Bailey and Ashley Baylor had a hit a piece in the triumph. Pierce, Haning and Cassi Whan each added an RBI for the Maroon and Gold. Freshman Molly Smith also played in her lirst varsi ty game, getting the stan at second base. ·rop I! from Page 81 lively. Eastern returns to action Friday when it _uavel s to Federal Hocking Tor a 4:30 p.m. stan. E11tem Quad Haning held the hosts scoreless until the seventh , when an error and a sacrilice tl y allow ed Alexander to score its lone run . Jamie Miner was credited with the loss. going seven innings. striking out seven and walking three for the Red and Black. The Spartans fell to 9-8 overall and 7-5 in the TVC. Meigs return s home today for a make-up contest with Nelsonville-York. Game iime at Salisbury Field is scheduled for 5 p.m. · Melga 6, Alexander 1 Meigs · ' 200 130 o - 610 2 Alexafl der 000 000 1 - 10 3 Joey HB:nlng and Megan Garnes. Jam,le Miner and Ashley HlJdnall ; WP- Haning. LP - Miner. 10.5; 2. Newell (E·) 38-8; 3. Crites (E) 32·4 ; 4. Haring (W) 29 -5: 5. Barker (SG) 29-3. Discus - 1 Zack Newell (E) ·ss-1 0; 2 Stinson (OVC) 88-9; 3. Barker {SG) 86-1 1, 4. 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EkHns (W) nla: 4. 1600- 1. Tornes (W) 5:53: 2. Hysell (E) Shriver (SG) 27,0: 5. Lewis (SG) 28.1. 6:27 : 3. Martindale (E) 7:06; 4. Davis (E) 400 - 1. Adam Shriver (SG) 1:00.5: 2. ' 7:16. 3200 ....... 1 Tornes (W) 12:37 Burns (W) 1:01.2; 3 Ke lley (OVC) 1:05.3; . 4. lewis (SG) 1:07.0; 5. Roe (W) 1:11.5. · 100-meler hurdles - 1. Kern (W) 19.0: 2. 8QQ..mete r run - 1. Michael Owen {E) Hayman (E) 20.9. . 2:21.0; 2. Call (SG) 2:27.0; 3. Oav•s (E) 300 - I . Jen Hay:man (E) 57 .7 2:31.0; 4. Collins (E) 2 :43.0; 5. Martint;tale 4X TOO-me ter relay - 1. Wat~rtord 59 4, 2. (E)2:50.0. , Eastern 1:0 1.0, 3. OVC 1:0 1 6. 1600 - 1. Michael Owen (E) 5:11.0; 2. 4X200 - I . Eastern 2:06.9. 2. Waterford Call !SG) 5:17.0: 3. Davis (E) 5:18 .0; 4. 2:085. 3. r;NC 2 342 . Collins (E) 5:50.0 : 5. Rankin (W) 5:53.0. 4X400 - 1. Eastern 5:29.0 . 3200- 1. Michael Owen (E) 12:39; 2. 4•600 - 1 Waterford 12"27 0. Haring (W) 12:39; 3. Davis (E) ·13:00; 4. Shot pu t - 1. Erin Weber (E) 29-0.25: 2 Collins (E) 15;55; 5. Martindale (E) 15:55. King (W) 26-9: 3. Windon (E)' 25-0; 4. 11Q-mete r hurdles - 1. Witl1ams (OVC) Edmonds (OV C) 23-1. 22 .5. Discus -I . Erin Weber (E) 85·10; 2. King (W) 82 -7 5; 3. Windon (E) n-a: 4. Edmonds 300 - 1 Roe [W) 57 0 . (OVC) n~a . 4X100-mewretay '- t . OVC 1:03 High 1ump - 1. Tomes (W) 4..0. 4X400 - 1. South Gallla 4:56. Lon g jump - 1. Suzanne Grueser (E) 12· 4X800 -1 Eastern 10:53 9; 2. Edmonds (OVC ) n-a. Shot put - 1 Luke Stinson (OVc;;J 38· First week of turkey season goe~ well despite wintry weekend weather COL UMB US Ohio killed 1.612 bi rus during a Adanb- 158. ( 189); Allenhu nters killeu X.XX3 wild special youth-onl y season I. (0 ): Ashl and- 144, (158): 259. (3 19): 'turkeys iri ,the llrst seven days held the weekend of Apri l 16- Ashtabula of the >pnng huming season, 17. Last year's number was Athe ns - 282. 1268): Auglaize despite less-tha n-perfect 1.520. Opening day ligures for - 7. 1I0); Belmont - 2-16. weather conditions IJst week- 2005. which are included in (2.171: Brow n - ' !83.· (217): end, according to the Ohio the se\'en-clay ·total. were also But)cr . .17.{ 27) ; Carroll .. 1-15. D.e partment -of Natu raf up from last year. 12 1.J ): Champaign -. 20. (3 I); Re>tDurces (ODNR ) Division Spri ng wild turkey hunters Clark - 15. ( 8) ; Clennont of Wildlife. may hunt in all 88 counties 2~.1 . 1236): Clinton- 16. (18); Last year's total for the lirst (except Lake La S\11 An Columbiana - 182 , (232) ; week \vas 8.99R birds harves t~ Wil dlife Area in Will iams Cos hocton _ 326. 1329); · ed. Coun t\!. The sc<NHI remains Crawford 16. (20) ; Top ten counties in the 2005 ope i1 "thmug h May 15 . at!d Cuyahoga_ 1. (0): Darke .- 16, spring harvest thus far are : hunt im! can t a~c· phll'e une- ( 10) ; Defiance _ 65 . (37): Coshocton - 326: Metgs and half ht;ur before stm rise unt il Delaware _ 19. (37): Erie . 6. Harrison -- 309 each: Guernsey ·noon Jaily. Hunters may take ·(2 I): Fairtield _ 90. (76); - 291; Was hington - 28-1: tw·u . bearuetl turkey> per Fayette_ 14, (20): Franklin _ 1. Athens - 282: Jac kson - 27-1 : · spring seasqn: Shntguns using (S); Fulton _ 12. (2 1); Gall ia _ Tuscw·awas - 269; Ashtabula - shot. crossbows. and long. 259: and Clermont - 24_2. bows arc legal during th issea- 190. (2 !4 ): G eauga - !21• ."The youth-onl y .season and son. A spring turkey permit is ( 167): Greene · ·- 13. ( I I): opening "day got · this year's required <ilnng with an Ohio · Gue rnsey 29 1. (262); Hamilton - -12. (33):· .Hancock spring turkey season off to a hunting license. good · start:.· said Dave For more information on c 3. (2); Hartl in - 13. ( 13); Swanson. forest research bioi-. Ohio 's spring wi ld turkey Hanison- 30'!. (289) ; Henrv ogist with ·the· Div ision of hunting season visit the DNR 4'. (9): Highland - 184, ( 100); WUdlife. · "Hunters still ha ve web site at ohlodnr.com. 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