http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e9aef028ef363e9de8ee27b4bb28d040.pdf 4eec41f6046feb77413a055507a66575 PDF Text Text ... .. '' • Page B6- The Daily Sentinel • Wedn~sda y, October 15,2008 www.mydailysentinel .com .. McCain, Obama get Annual Foothills Art Festival sets up shop for this weekend, A6 tough, personal in debate, A2 • e . ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Arrests, rmes collection up in Middleport SChool football :previrms.See.Page Bl BY BRIAN J, REED BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM MIDDLEPORT Arrests are up and so are other citations through the Middleport Police . Department, resulting in a dramatic increase in revenue for village operations. At Monday · evening's of regulat 'meeting Middleport Village Council , during review of a monthly report from Police Chief Bruce Swift, Mayor Michael Gerlach said individual officers are now making as many arrests lUld issuing as many citations BOICK ENCLAVE Cl4 tUltmY · D~ DRIVEi C«iRDEIICE M collected last month totaied $8,192. Fiscal 0fficer Susan Baker said over $7,000 has been collected so far in October, including $2,700 in · old fines. The village has sent letters to those owing old fines, giving a time window to pay them. That window is now closed. Those who did not pay up now must do so before they renew their vehicle registration and their driver's licenses. September cases included the following: 10 cases of theft,' four vandalism, three assault,. two criminal mis- chief, two burglary, two breaking ana entering , five drug-related charges, one · domestic violence charge , two cases · of operating mc.tor vehicle under the influence, two driving under suspension, one disorderly · conduct, one telecommunication harrassment, and one escape. The village has upgraded its Mayor's Court software, which makes tracking cases ell$ier for the court clerk. Passage of a levy last year has also made funding available for more police officers. Council approved. .increasing hours of a part- time patrolman, Steve Koebel, to full-time status. "Dping this will put staffing levels in the police department closer to where we have wanted them for . a long time," Gerlach said. The police department is not the only village operatim) increasing revenue . Fiscal Officer Susan Baker said Regional Income Tax Administration has collected $35,000 for the village since July, when it took over the operation of the village's income tax administration . That number, Baker said, has increased monthly. ·but collections are seasonal. Feeliilg the pinch on salt PotntAC G6 's A~ ·each month as · were made department-wide at the beginning of the year. . Gerlach commended 'Swift, officers and Mayor's Court staff for their efforts in increasing fines and their collection: The collection of old fines through Mayor's Court, partly through the use of driver's license blocks, and even enforcement Of parking regulations are also on the increase. . . · In September, Gerlach heard 72 cases in Mayor's Court - 39 traffic· cases and 33 criminal cases. The mayor's report of fines 8 IN $TDCI(/ 0BITuARIFS Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM PageAS .. POMEROY - With temperature in the 80's, the thought of ice and snow may be the furthest from most people's minds though it is on the minds of Pomeroy Village Council which recently heard it may not be able to purchase any ~i(year. · .Pomeroy--•' ·~ · S\l:l:et Superintendent JackKrautter told council the.village would have to "scrimp" on nsing salt this winter because of the shortage and the fact l'omeroy, like many villages, do not have a contract to purchase it. Krautter sa•1 he was told by the vill'age's salt distributor that it could. only purchase salt after "the state" had purchased what it needed. Krautter said demand is so high the distributor couldn't give him a price and in fact didn' t have "a drop" of salt at the facility when he called. Krautter added· he should know by the end of the month if :. John LYc>ns, 65 ff CNEw Cot BAtT's SKt~ CNEw MAusu's "Mi.811fij 1tN srocld li:~ ·· 8 IN ST(I()/d PomtAc V1BE's 10 IN STOCI(/ NEW BOD'f STI'LE 3tN STDCI(/ IN STOCK! ' GMC CoLORADO's INSIDE '; •,' · . 'iJI.....l GMC CANYOII'S 5 $1'f)., E1TENDED CAB Err C;ll, CRUISE, CD •• · Bielen respOnds to . ;Palin quip. See P¥ AS :. Right to Ufe parade set for Saturday. ' ' :See Page A3 :. For the Record. .·See Page AS • -:• 'Haunted Ariel' opens ::Oct. 17. See Page A6 ::. French City Chili ::Fest to warm up City ·'·:Park. See ·Page A6 '. ' .. ' BUICK lUCERNE ,' ·~ Rio Center targets low . college· attendance ' . .WEAmER .. ' ' llt'C: ~· \, " . 595 , SPECIAL EtHTION, - · · NEATED.COOLED SEAT~ LOADfDI ':rl!IV; ; ·,.:. i ' 1\, J r._'4..! BY BRIAN J, REED i!REEDOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Delllila on Page A3 ...,,. ... ..... ' '1; PoNTIAC SOLSTICE f:io: ,._.._'111\t! BLAZE ORAME, AI/TD, LEATHER, AIR, ~ · aa~ C~Sl, ,. ONSTATt ~ . o!ll .,., >\f.i\~ CAPILIM SRI li/11/RY C61/.l&TIOII, vi, Alf4 20H ~ 111/RD ROf CNEw SttrEWJO z7f, eREW~ lOADED! •.. ,;JJ."uEX ......... • .• ;: :... . 2 SI!Cl10NS- Ul PAGES ' ;innie's Mailbox . '. Calendars '~lassifieds . Bs .t:omics if!:ditorials . . ·. .Obituaries · ?laces to go CHEVROLET • CADILLAC 808 fast Mail • 1(740) 882-8814 8P 1·800-887·1 In: Mon•• Tlllrs. 8-7 • 8-8 • 'A4 As A6 B Section ~ports Weather Cl aool Olllo Volley PuN!ahl'llf Co. . latUPdaY lerVIca 8-1 t· lt~ i . 4 11, t " on Please see Salt. AS I POMEROY - The new Rio Grande Meigs Center is "all about economic development," Perry , Varnadoe said Tuesday. The center' will be offi" cially dedicated on Oct. 31. . Varnadoe presented a report on the county's economic condition at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce's monthly Business-Minded Luncheon, and presented data that might be suiprising to some. According to Varnadoe, only 26 percent of Meigs County's residents have education beyond high school. Statewide, 47 percent have attended some. form of college or technical training. The Rio Grande Meigs Center, he said, was proposed and opened to address this statisnc . A high school diploma, alone, is rarely eno~gh now to secure a well-paymg )Ob . "The more educated the workforce;the more money the workforce ·can spend in , .. . . . - The 78-member Meigs Marauder B~nd (pictured) recently took home some major awards at local marclilng band competitions, including first place band and a superior music rating at the t>Jelsonville Marching Band Contest, a "class A" competition. The band also took home second place band, 'second place percussion and received another superior music rating at the Logan Elm Marching Band Competition (also a "class A" competition) which qualified them for state finals. The Marching Marauders travel to .Ripley on Saturday where they will compete at 5 p.m. This year's competition show "Rock \his Town" is a mix of rock, swing, jazz and classic blues. The band is under the direction of Toney Dingess. Beth S.VenVphotoa Major DoWning marker to be dedicated Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYO.O.ILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - An historical marker in tribute to Major John B. Downing will be dediclited in a Meigs County Historical Society ceremony at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Downing House Bed and Breakfast, 232 N. Second St., in Middleport. Major John B. Downing ·was born in Rutland in February 1834, son of Rodney and Marian Black Downing . He was educated at Marietta Colle~e .and spent 27 years as a p1lot and boat owner on the llo Canter. AS Mississippi River, operat- ' ing between St. Louis and New Orleans. Downing became one of the most ex )ll:rienced river boat . pilots on the Mississippi. As such, he was sought after by Mark TWain to teach him piloting. Later Twain gave him the name "Alligator Jack" and referenced him in his book "Life on the Mississippi." Downing also played a role in the Civil War. piloting the fleet in cooperation with General U.S. Grant past the Vicksburg fortress during the famed 1863 Vicksburg Campaign. He was marned Romaine Miller in 1868, and they had two sons, Miller R . and John \ ~ ·· Jr. An accomplished via-· · !mist, marksman, and hunter, Downing died in March 1914 and was buried in Middleport Hill Cemetery. This is the infonnation included on the marker. A reception will follow the marker dedication at the restored Middleport Depot on Front Avenue. At 3 p.m. there Judy Cook , folksinger, will present a program "The Songs of Mark TWain" in Dave Diles Park , Middleport . . Cook is an.internationally tounng folksmger spec1ahzing in historically themed programs of songs and Images . Her programs have been enthusiastically ",) received at universities. museums , h1stoncal socJ eties, lecture series . and concert series around the country. Exceipts from letters. journals. and other first person sources introduce the songs. "History comes alive through these narrative songs and the stories surrounding them." · Sl!id Margaret Parker. Historical Society president. Those attending are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for the program. , The 132nd annual meeting of the IJ;1eigs County Historical Society will take follow the program in the depot. �.. . • • ·The Daily Sentinel ACROSS T-HE NATION ·Page.Aa Thursday, October·t6, aool Bush: Federal intervention in banks is 'temporary' ly paid, providing a .profit on the transaction. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER "I bring a sense of opti. ADA. Mich . ~ President mism and realism," the presBush ' said Wednesday he's ident said. "I'm realistic . _against government taking about how tough the situa- . part' ownership in private tion is. I'm optimistic lhat businesses, but that it's·neceS" we '.re going to come through sary this time - for a while. it. And I believe that when "In the long run it's not good we come through it, we're for.the country." he said. going to be better than ever." Speaking in this traditionBush's remarks, however, al election battleground come on a day when the ypvstate, Bush said he agreed emment reponed that retail with critics who don't want sales dropped in September tlte government owning pri- by the btggest margin in vate enterprises. But he said three years. Wall Stt:eet worthe administration's bank ried that a recesston was rescqe plan was needed to imminent or already wider help the nation through the way. The market for lendiQg economic crisis. · between banks showed · "We moved with a plan improvement, but remained ·big enough to make a differ- · tight. And the Federal ence - aplan with features Reserve said economic aclivin it that will cause mvest- ity has weakened across all ments to be temporary, of its 12·regional ·districts, beeause I frankly don't want · The president spoke iii the government · being . Ada, a suburb · of Grand involved with businesses, Rapids, after having luncll owning businesses," he said. with business owners at "It's not - ·I don't think it's "Schnitz Ada Grill," a secgood for the country." ond-floor delicatessen above On Tuesday, his adminis- a bike shop. "It's good to be tration ann9unced a $250 out of Washingtori, out here billion casli infusion into where people are taking.risks selected banlts to help stabi- and working hanl and their lize the system · and nudge values are strong," he said. banks into lending again. After lunch, Bush attend• "It was necessary that the ed a private fundraiser that stock be purchased t~ help turned up $500,000 for the us through thts fmanctal en- Congressional Tru~t. a joint sis," but not for the long effort of the Republican term, Bush said. "And so National Committee and the the plan is structured to get N!!tional Republican government in a position Congressional Committee. where these investments . The event was held at the will be returned to the tax- home of Dick DeVos, a payers. And it's likely, by Republican and former the way, that we1l .not only Amway Corp. chief who get most ofthe money back , unsuccessfully ran for ·govbut . in some cases actually ernor in 2006. make a little money." Michigan is the _kin\1. of · The government's bank Rust Belt manufactunng shares will carry a 5 pt;rcent state that had been expected annual dividend that will to be a key battle_ground in increase to 9 percent after this year's electton, with five years. That increase in McCain making a (!lay to the rate is aimed at provid- pull the traditfonally · ing an incentive for compa- Democratic state into his colnies to buy out the govern- unm. But polls in Michigan ment's stock. Tile advantage have started showing his to the taxpayer is that if the Democratic rival Barack rescue plan works, then the Obama with a fQ111li~le shares can be sold for more lead and McCain ~llect out than the government initial- his staff and advertlsing. BY BEN FELLER APphoto Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, A-Ariz., left, and Democratic pres!dential candidate Sen. Barack ·obama, D-111. , shake hands as debate moderator Bob Schteffer looks on after a prestdenttal debate at Hofstra Umverstty !n Hempstead, NY. , Wednesday. BY BETH FOUHY ASSOCIATE D PRESS WRITER HEMPSTEAD . N.Y. ·John McCain assailed Barack Obama 's character and campai gn positions on taxes, abort ion and more Wednesday night. hoping to transform their final presi·dential debate into a launch·ing pad for a political comeback. "You · didn ' t tell the American people the truth." ' · he charged . : Unruffled , and ahead in -the poll s. Obama patoied each charge. and leveled a few of his own. "On e_ hundred percent, John , of you r ads. 100 percent of them have been ne~ ative,'' Obuma shot back m ·an uncomm onl y personal debate less than three weeks from Election Day. . ' · "It's not true.'' McCain . ·retorted. • . " lt absolutely is· true ," said Obama. seeking the last word. McCain is currently run·mng all n~gative ads, -according to a study by the · um~o~ers •ty of W1sconsmMadison . But he has run a number of positive ads dur:ing the campaign. · The 90-minute encounter. :at a round table at Hofstra ::University, was their third 'debate . and marked the beginning of a 20"day sprint lo Election Day. Obama :teads in the national polls :and iri surveys in many bat:tleground states, an advan:tage built in the weeks since :Jhe nation stumbled into the -greateot cconomtc ·cn sts since the Great Depression . With fe\v exceptions, the :campaign is being waged in : s tat~s that voted RepL•blican :in 2004. Virginia, :Colorado. lowi1 - and in -many of them , Obama holds ·a lead in rne poll s. · Mc Cain played . the ·aggressor from the opening :moment s of th e debate , :acc using Obama of waging :ct a,s warfare by seeking tax :im:reases that would, "spread the wealth around ." The Arizona senator also ·de manded to know the full :ex tent of Obama 's relation- ship with Willi~m Ayers ; a federal campaign funds . 1960s-era terrorist and the Asked about running Democrat's ties with mates. both presidential canACORN, a liberal group : didates said Democrat accused of violating federal Joseph Biden was qualified law as it seeks to register to become president, voters . And he insisted although McCain added this Obama disavow last week's qualifier: "in many respects." remarks · by Rep. John McCain passed up a Lewis , a Democrat, who chance to say his' own runaccused the Republican ning mate, Alaska Gov. ticket of playing racial poli- Sarap Palin, .was qualified tics along the same lines as to s1t in the Oval Office, segregationists of the past. tho11gh he praised her pet· Struggling to escape the formance as governor and political drag of an unpop- noted her·work on behalf of ular Republican inc urn- ·special needs children. The bent, McCain also said, Palins have a son born earli"Sen . Obama, I am not er this year with Down President Bush. .. . You Syndrome. · wanted to run against Obama sidestepped when President Bush, you should asked about Palin s qualifihave run four years ago." cations to serve as presiObama returned each vol- dent, and he, too, praised ley, and brushed aside her advocacy for special McCain's claim to full needs children. political independence. . But he quickly sought to · "If I've occasionally mis- turn the issue to his advantaken your policies for tage by noting McCain George Bush's policies, it's favors a spending freeze on because . on the core eco- · government programs. nomic issues that matter to "I do want to just point the American people - on out that autism, for examtax policy,_on energr policy, pte, or other speCial needs on spendmg pnont1es . will require some additional you have been a vigorous funding if we're going to suppo11er of President get serious .in terms of Bush," he said. research .... And if we have McCain's allegation that an across-the-board spendObama had not leveled with ing freeze, we're not going the public involved the to be able to do it," he said. Illinois senator's decision to In addition to differences forgo public 'financing for on taxes and spending ,' his campaign in favor of McCain said Obama advoraising his own funds. As a cated trade policies that result, he has far outraised recalled those of Herbert McCain, although the dif- Hoover, whofresided over ference has been somewhat the start o the Great neutralized by an a,dvantage Depression . . the Republican Nattonal Obama has called for Committee holds over ihe tougher provisions in trade Democratic Party. negotiations , arguing that is " He signed a piece of necessary to avoid underpaper" earlier in the cam- cutting the wages paid paign pledging to accept ' American workers . federal financing, McCam McCain also said Obama. said . He added that has aligned himself with Obama's campaign has "the extreme aspect of the spent more .money than any pro-abonion movement in smce Watergate, a reference America" and had voted preto President Nixon's re- sent while in the lllinois election , a campaign that Legislature on a measure to later became synonymous ban one type of procedure with scandal. . . late in a woman's pregnancy. Obama made no tmmed•Obama said the bill would ate response to McCain 's have undermined Roe v. assertion about having Wade, the Supreme Court signed a pledge to accept ruling that granted abor1ion ri-ghts, and had been opposed by the Illinois Medical Society. · "I am completely suppor1ive of a ban on Iate-term abortions , partial-birth or otherwise, as long as there's an exception for the mother's health and life, and this · did not contain that exception," he added. . McCain sarcastically paid tribute to "the eloquence of Senator Obama. He's (for) health for the mother. You know, that's been stretched by the pro-a~or1ion movement in America. to mean almost anything." . McCai!J's allegatton about class warfare stemmed from one of Obama's campaign appearances last weekend. In Ohio on Sunday, Obama was approached by a man who satd ,'"Your new tax plan's going to tax me more." 1 A vicieo clip caught by Fox News shows Obama replying, "It's not thii(I want to punish your success. I just want to inake sure that everybody who is beh'ind you, that they've tot CORNING, Calif. (AP) Katl\leen Allmond, 50,. and a chance at success, too . - The family of a dead Allmond's grandson, Topy And I think that when we elderly woman cr!:mated Ray, 30, told investigaton spread the wealth aro~nd, her remains on a makeshift their relative died .in it's good for everybody. barbecue and continued col- December. They left her McCain referred .repeat- lecting her retirement body on her bedroom floor edly to that voter, Joe checks amounting to more for a week before cremating Wuqelbacher, a plumber than $25,000, authorities in the remains in their backfrom Toledo, Ohio. Nor1hem California said: yard fire pit, Hoslt;r said. · Wurzelbacher watched Investigators said the two Ramona. Allmond's Wednesday night's debate daughter and·grandson were kept collecting Allmond's and said he still thinks arrested Sunday on suspi- monthly retirement checks, Obama's plan would keep cion of embezzlement, elder amounting to more than him from buying the small abuse and disposin¥ of a $25,000. , Sheriff's business that employs him. Detective Richard Knox body without a permtt. McCain 's reference to Allmond, 84, likely died said they may have been . Ayers reprised campaign of natural causes, though trying to honor Allmond's commercials he has run to investigators were stil.l try- desire to die at home and be try and raise doubts abou.t ing to determine the exact cremated. Obama 's fitness to serve. . cause of death, said Tehama · The two were arrested Ayers, who was a mem- County sheriff's Capt. Paul after Allmond's son grew ber of the violent Weather Hosler. suspicious about her where~ Underground in the ·Allmond's daughter, abouts. 1960s, hosted a meet-thecandidate event ·for Obama in an Illinois race many ye~rs later. "The fact ·that this has become such an important par1 of your campaign, Sen. McCain, says more about your cam~atgn than it says • Well·womm exams about me,' Obama replied . . Sheriff: California fariilly cremated mom, kept benefits Gynecology Services Available In Meigs County ,.. Residents tilt~ back in as LA fire fears diminish LOS ANGELES (AP) :Res idc nh · of the San :Fernando Valley breathed ;air free of smoke and as h ·for the fiN time in four :days Wednesday under . :brillian t bl ue skies. , _effi\e were the convul sive . wi ncb that at ti mes reached ~ gal e force. Nowl1ere could :Los Angeles police be ;foun d using hullhorqs to ·orde r res ide nts nut of :homes and away fro m deadly fires that have . bl acke ned more than 34 :square mi le> and destroyed :more than 50 home>. ; The las t evacuatiiin •orders for two big fire areas :at oppos ite ends of the val' ley were li fted , though ·some i<Kations were open :just to residents . Some of :those who returned fou nd :onl y ruhble . " I've been cryi ng for . days," said Tany<i Valdiv ia. 32·, as she searched what into debris to make sure was left of her mobile nothing was still bUrning. home . "I guess it's just a With humidity low, the natural thing, but when National Weather Service you 've lost everything , extended warnings of risky you ' re going to be upset." fire conditions from The winds that helped Wednesday evening spread the names were through · Friday in many slack Wednesday, though areas along the Southern temperature s were rising California coast and east of and the largest fire , which Los Angeles. has consumed more than 20 The fires forced thousquare miles near Porter. sands of people to evacuate Ranch, remained only 20 and were blamed for two percent con~d. Incident deaths. One man died in the chmmander Scott Poster . names, and a motorist was said there were places killed in a crash as a fire where no fire lines had been neared a freeway. established, "so if the wind Fifteen homes and 47 out hits it, it could move." buildings were destroyed in Helicopters and air tankers the Porter Ranch area , and .were still attacking the another six homes were names. Fire officials said damaged , said Los Angeles there were about 3.000 County fire Inspector Ron homes in the vjcinity, and Haral $on. Investigators though some areas of the fire determined it was ignited appeared,to be extinguished, when a power line fell onto firefight'ers were di gging . dry brush, the Fire · Depanment said . Ten miles away, there was major progress against Los Angeles ' other big wildfire. A 7 1/2-square' mile ftte ·in the northeastern San Fernando Valley was 90 percent contained , and some evacuees were allowed to go home . mobile Thirty-ei ght homes and a house were destroyed there. Valdivia and her husband got out of their home earl~ Sunday, taking thei.r wed-' ~ing photos and two dogs, Chico and Oreo . Afth returning , one of the few items she could find was a ceramic bride 'figure ..,.. now headless - from the top of her wedding cake. "This was alll ever had ," she said. "This was my first home , and God knows when I'll be able to afford another one ." • Birth Control Indudlng • Implaaon (Fint & Only 3-year impllnllble birth control • GardasH Vaccine •srn deteetioo &tmlmtnt • Minimally·ili~.me gynecologic surxiW we • Pregnaru:y Care • Essure (Searless Permanent Jane D. Broecker, MD Birth Control Sterilization) 113 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, OH • 992-9158 <;::astrop Center 75 Hospital Dr Suite 260 · . Athens, OH • 594-8819 The Daily Sentinel • ANNIE'S MAILBOX O'BLENESS Hlo\LTH SUTIM . www.riverroseobgy~.com .BYTHE BEND . Community Calendar A professionals .help may be required Other events Saturday, Oct. 18 POMEROY Free wiener roast at the Enterprise/Pomeroy United Methodist Church, 4 p.m. Games. Pomeroy. For more information contact his son. Charles Withee at 245-5477. ThurSday, Octo'ber t6, Bruce Stone presenting gospel inspirational music, 10 a.m.. Bachtel United Methodist Church located by the New Haven ballfields. Pastor Thursday, Oct. 16 . ....8:\fhard "Nurse invite> . the POMEROY - Revival jjlibhc. .· with Evangelist Jerry POMEROY - Ed Htll . a Cottrell , 7 p.m., Faith Chnstmn solo artt st . . 10 Valley · Tabernacle Church , a.m., ~ock spnng s Untied Bailey Run Road. Services Method1st Church . continue through Oct. 19. Monday, Oct. 20 , , Sunday, Oct'. l9 SYRACUS,E - Revi~al RACINE at the Syracuse Commumty Homecoming at Morning Church. Second . St .. Star United · Methodist Syracuse, .7 p.m. n!ghtl_y. Church , 10 a.m ., with din- · Oct. 20-25 . Marco Pntt ner at 12:30 p.m. Afternoon prctaching, singer every sing at 1:30 p.m. night. Public invited. Joe NEW HAVEN, W.Va. Gwinn, pastor. · ~hristian 2008 Clubs and orgal)izations Church events Thursday, Oct. 16 inning regardless of their POMEROY attendance at practice - or Pomeroy/Racine Masoni c how many times they strike Lodge #164 regular meetDear Annie: I' ve been out or make fielding errors . ing , 7:30p.m. , at the lodge ·married 10 years and have My son is very aware of in Racine . Taking dona :two beautiful children and the favoritism and I'm conlions fo( Operation ·one meddling mother-in- stantly apologizing for their Chnstmas Chtld . Brmg ·taw. "Jan" sometimes dis- behavior. I know ~ can't Sunday, Qct.l9 . dt sh towel for pantrx pro1>lays bizarre · behavior that chan~e what's happening. POMEROY Family ject. Call Randy Sm1th at makes me worry about my but l,m hoping other coachand friends party in celebra· 508-0816. . : 'children's safety. es might read your column Tuesday, Oct. 21 . - When our son was 5 and evaluate whether they tion of the 90th binhday of Charles Wit_ hee , 2 p.m .• . at CHESTER - Council :weeks old, Jan begged us to are fair to all the players on his church, 414 Lake Drive, Council 323. Daughters _of ·let her have the baby the team. There isn't another Amenca. 7 p.m.. w1th "overnight. Before leaving league for OU(S\Jn , so we try Rio Grande . Withee, a friendship meetmg and ·her house , l told her I would and ·keep a positive World War li veteran is a potluck at 6. resident of ·change the baby's diaper. approach to the situation .' Is life-long ~nd Jan handed me some there anything else I can do? :;kitchen wipes that had - On the Bench Again 'bleach in them. They would Dear On the Bench: ·have left chemical -burns on Have you spoken to these . :our son. Jan insisted' she · coaches, nicely, and told The parade is beil)g orga- carrying banners will be fire depar1ments. bought those by mistake them their favoritism is crePOMEROY - As an The parade will as sembl~ ating resentment? Would observance of the Right to nized by BobbY. Murphy of included in the _Parade. ·and I believed her. Several months agp, Jan other parents go with you to Life month there will be a Athens arid wrU include a . Local Right to Life mem- at the Waterworks Park on -let my 5-year-old son watch talk to them? Are there parade in Pomeroy carry- Barney Fife car, and a trac- bers are encouraged to par- East Mam Street m ·a very graphic crime. show. additional coaches who are mg out t~e theme "Sanctity tor with wagon marked with ticipate in the parade as well Pomeroy at 9:30 a.in. and scripture verses. Individuals as church groups and local move out at I 0 a.m. ·For weeks . he · thought more impanial and would of Life." ·everyone was going to be . act as intermediaries? shot in the head. ,We had to Teach your son that ~put him in counseling. Two although life isn't always Mo~e months ·ago , without our fair, playing his best and I.' permission, she let him ride being a good. sport and CHARLESTON, W.Va. with diabetes. Turner said Wednesday that prqducts. -an ATV without a helmet. supportive teammate are (AP) _~study shows resi"Our findings do not the company supports the DuPont has maintained · · The final straw was last what count. dents near a mid-Ohio demonstrate an association panel's t'lndings and its con- there are no harmful effects, •Dear Annie: I laughed at Valley chemical plant have between PFOA and either tinued work. but the U.S . Envrronmental week . Jan styles hair profes-sionally. although not to my your response to "Not nearly eight times th~ aver- type it diabetes or fasting ;'The Science Panel has Protection Agelll;.'y consid·taste. When she's asked to Really Married ," the gentle· age blood level of a chemi- glucose level," the panel 's nqw reported on . tliree ers C8 potentially carcino·rrim my children 's hair, I man lamenting his 50 years cal used to produce Teflon, filing said. Fasting glucose results from the f1rst of gemc and · DuPont has 'have always told her "no." of marriage, the past 20 but additional research is is a risk factor to determine eleven planned studies to agreed to phase out the determine if there is a prob- product by 2015. . ·Over the weekend. my chil- without sex. This isn't a needed to determine if the later diabetes. · -dren stayed at Jan's home "bad spell." This guy is substance is linked to "These -are pieces of the able link between exposure Interest .:n the health ·and my daughter came e1ther a saint or the most increased diabetes and high evidence that are interest- to C8 and disease in the screening is high because ing but don't nail anything community. Theit work is the Washington Work ' s home with uneven bangs "self-sacrificing person I can cholesterol. The results filed with down because of the ongoing, and as state~ in plant .is Du~ont's second and the back chopped off. It imagine. -was hideous. My husband What about · counseling Wood County Circuit Court nature of the data," science their . press release, the large st facJltty and With ·was so embarrassed, he told for him? Perhaps a good late Tuesday are part of a panel member Kyle Science Panel has drawn no about 2,000 employees 1s ·everyone our daughter tried counselor can advise him on health screening DuPont' Steen! and said Wednesday. conclusions about a proba- one of the region's largest •to cut it herself. Jan played ·how best to live the rest of Co. agreed to fund to settle "We have to know expo- ble link between C8 and employers. In 2006 , dumb, saying she. didn 't his life, the quality of which a 2001 class-action lawsuit sure. We must know the disease based on these first DuPont told the EPA that it is questionable . - Been filed . by Ohio and West exposure precedes the dis- three repor1s."' discovered evidence of 'realize I would object. ; It is obvious Jan cannot There and I Am an Idiot Virginia residents. The suit ease before you can deter~ Harry Deitzler, who rep- . elevated can~;er rates ·make intelligent decisions No More alleged the chemical perflu- mine if the exposure resents the residents , said among plant employees . -about my children . I don't J)ear Idiot: Really? Sex orooctanoic acid, known as caused the disease." the filings "will help reas- but the company said it 'know if she is using the kids is the only thing that PFOA or C8, had contamiThe panel is conducting sure the class action partie- could not say if it was 'as a way to get back at me, counts? The rest is irrele- nated water supplies in six 10 more studies that it ipants that the sc_ience related to C8. -or if she has mental health vant and his wife is worth- water distncts near expects to release results panel is · maktng timely In addttJon to the health Washington from over the next two to progress to reach subs tan- screening, DuP()nt a~reed to issues. Is it unreasonable to less~ Sex is an important DuPont 's ·ask that she see my kids part a healthy marriage, Works plant along the Ohio four years. Nine of those tive findings." install carbon f1ltratJOD sys'only at my home, in my but it shouldn't define the River. studies will be based on The chemical, which has terns in the six water disResidents .who worked at interviews and information been used since World .War tricts -located in Ohio and -presence? - Completely . entire relationship. If they -Irritated in Indiana · had 30 good years together the plant, or liv~d closest to collected since the 2005-06 II , is used to produce the West Virginia... The last sys.. nonstick substance Teflon tern was mstalled 10 ' Dear [ndiana: Of course before the last 20, that it, had the highest levels of screening. not. It would be irresponsi- should mean something. C8 in their blood, said the Those studies should "get and a variety of other prod- November. . science more definitive," said ucts, from flooring to food The other sctence panel ble of you to keep allowing But counseling is an excel- cour1-appointed Jan to baby-sit when she lent idea for anyone who panel m 1ts 11-page fthng. Steen land, who is with .the packaging. DuPont has said members are Tony Fletcher, obvio~sty· does not respect needs help seeing the bigIn general, the study . Rollins School of Public the chemical is distilled out London School of Hygtene found that residents had a Health at Emory before the final product is and . T~opical Medicine; your authority as a parent. ger picture. The hair will grow back, Annie's Mail~x is writ- median level of 38 parts University. . completed and is not pre- Dav1d ·Savttz, _Mount Smat 'but the 'ATV ride and the ten by Kathy Mitchell and· per billion of C8 in their DuPont spokesman Dan sent in Teflon or other School of Medtcme. .bleach-based ~ipes indic~te Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- ·blood, or 7.6 times that of )an cannot be trusted wtth tors of the Ann L'!nders the average American . your children 's w~lfarc. If colum_n. Please e-m.ml YO'fr Men had higher levels then 1'0U think there ts some- . ¥uest10n1 to anmesma!lwomen. ,thing . medically wrong,"-~@COf!~~ast.nef, or wnte DuPont workers had 148 SAFETY IS FOR ,suggest she be evaluated by to: Annte s Matl~ox, P.O. · ppb, while .former plant :a professional. Either way, Box 118190, Ch1cago, IL employees had 75 ppb. PREVENT HoME FI.RES :make sure your husband 60611. To find out more Residents with the highest about Annie's Mailbox, levels of C8 also had a 40 backs you up. : De!lr Annie: My son and retul features by o!her percent to 50 percent •plays on a traveling baseball Creators Syn~1cate _w_nters "increased · risk of having team and four of the dads and cartoomsts1 viSit the high cholesterol" than those .11re also coaches. The1r-four Creators Synd1cate Web with the lowest levels, the 'SOns always play every page at www.creaton.co'l'· panel said. · While the panel said it's findings "are cause for concern , given the fact that high Nearly 400,000 reported home fires killed or injured more cholesterol is known to be , than 15,000 people in the United Stetes in 2007. reiated to hear1 disease ," a direct link could not be Saturday ...Mostly sunny. . Thursday ... Cloudy. established because the Leading causes of home fires : Cooking, Showers likely in the mom- · Highs in the upper 50s. study's design did not look Saturday night and heating equipment, home electrical equipment 'ing. Highs in the mid 60s. ' at C8 levels prior to the clear. Nonhwest winds . 5 to 10 Sunday...Mostly and smoking. Jll,ph . Chance of rain 70 per- Lows in tfte mid 30s. Highs 2005-06 health screening of about 69,000 residents. in the upjier 60s . :·cent. · · January and December are the peak months night and Residents .provide medical Sunday -: Thursday night...Mostly for hotr~e fires. ': cloudy. Cooler with lows in Monday ...Partly cloudy. histories agd blood samples • :·the mid 40s. Noflh winds· Lows in the · lower 40s . for the screening. Children younger than 5 and older adults face the highest The panel said it was Highs in the upper .60s. :around 5 mph. . · risk of home fire death Monday mght ...Partly conducting additional stud:: Frlday ...Mostly sunny. ies "in which it , will be . -: Highs around 60. North cloudy in the evening ...Then becoming n1ostly cloudy. clear that exposure to the winds around 5 mph. Keep your family safe- have a fire safety checklist: chemicals preceded any ;: Friday night ...Mostly Lows in the lower 40s. Tuesday through disease." ·:cloudy with a 20 percent 0 t'nstall and maintain a working Testing also showed a ·chance of rain. Lows in the Wednesday...Partly cloudy. similar cholesterol increases smoke a larm outside every sleep :upper 30s. North winds Highs around 60. Lows 'in Tor another fluorocarbon the mid 30s. area . Change the battery in the around 5 mph . found In the residents. The spring and fall when you change chemical was not released .your clocks. by the DuPont plant. Additional ·study also would be needed to deter- · 0 Have an escape plan and practice it. Have two escape min•: if C8 levels' are linked routes from each bedroom or area. Ohio Vlllley Bllnc Corp. (NAS;: /IEP (NYSE) - 29.32 BY I(ATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Birthdays ·Right to., Life parade set for Saturday Q • 'lleflon chemical ui people.in W.Va., hio are.a of you FI.RE Local Weather :Local Stocks DJIQ)- 21 . . · ''IIBT (NYSE) -'• 32.J~ ·• ~plea (NASDAQ) :...: 1ti:2il .Pepsico (NYSE) - 51.25 Premier (NASDAQ) - 8.53 Rockwell (NYSE) - 26.36 · Rocky Booll (NASDAQ) - 2.80 :Akzo (NASDAQ)- 41 •Aahtand Inc. (NYSii) - 23.36 Big Lola (NVSE) - 20.05 Evana (NASDAQ) - 22.27 ;BorgWamer (NYSE)- 21 .38 · Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) :. _ 11.03 : ~hamplon (NASDAQ) -;- 3.60 : Charming Shopa (NASDAQ) - : Bob :1.84 ' . 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Source: Nationa l Fire Prevention AlsociaUon Fmme thai nMnp4p¥ pt1otg Of print 11 on a mug or I'TlOUM pacl. =·-· Gavin Plant I Cheshire, Ohio �·' . • ..The Daily Sentinel • • The Daily Sentinel PageA4 P NI Thursday, October 16, 2008 ALL BUSINESS: Another fix for the finandal crisis ha> balloo11cd i\ott' Mac resl·ued American to involve the Treasury lnte rnationul Group. the buying bad assets,Jrimar~- . 4P BUSINESS WRITER ~n mcthing bigger and mort' .. 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio t·ompl ic·ated than an 0 011e . 11nrld's bigge>t insurance ly mortgage-backe securt(740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992·2157 NEW YORK - Three L'ven Paubon. ever thou!..!hl l'ompany. and won congres- toes. from financial institu· . I!VWw.mydallysentlnel.com .sional approval of a $700 tions . The goal would be to weeKs ago. Tr~a~llry it woultl be . • Secretary Henry Paurson· "Wr arc arting with t>illiun re>c·ue pa.;kage for take the bad loans off of the .• books of banks; a .move called the · notion that th~ Ohio Valley Publishing Co. unprccetlentetl speed taking the entire financial system. . Meanwhil e. the Fed has that would then encourage government would bHy tlloprecedente.d measure> . tal-en all sons of actions to them to be more willing 10 stakes in banks to save them that we never t·hought would Dan Goodrich .. a "failure _".. · tx· _ nccc~sary,.. Paulson suid pump liquidity into the mar- return to normal lending . Publisher operations. · What a difference 21 days with Fetlcnol Reserve kdplace. -• · Eado was meant to soothe Now, Paulson is udvocatand $2 .4 trillion dollars .in Chairm<on Ben Bernanke .. Charlene Hoeflich . lost value from pen sion ant! Federal Deposit i nv~ s tors' nerves. Each only ing taking $250 billion of General Manager-News Editor funds. college funds and lnsuranl'e Corp. Chairman made them more anxious, that $700 billion to make cu lminating in a massive direct stock purchases in dis40 I( k)s makes. Sheila Bair at his side. tock market rout last 'week tressed financial institutions . ., For more than a year. U.S.' But the Ru sh ;idministraofficials haven 't been able tion's massive mi ssteps that saw the Dow Jones That's supposed to give to get this financial mess have on ly compounded the industrial average lose more banks the capital infusion Congress shall make no law respectirrg at1 under control. and their con- current woe>. Forst. officials !'l1t111 18 percent of its value they need to stay solvent. : establishment .of religio11, or prohibiting tlu Th'e fi rst purchases of preslant fmublin~ has wrecked said the mess would be - the worst weekly decline free exercise thereof; or abridgi11g the fr.eedom of the puhlil·'s confideilCC. ferred stock will be in nine "contained_'' Then it took foi- the Dow ever. In the mean time, the large banks, but the proThe govcmmcnt's plan to them .months to acknowl :speech, or of the press; or the right of the peopartial ownership of edge its sewri.ty. And once economy's health has dete- · gram is expected to be . _;ple peaceably tp assemble, cwd to petitiot1 tire takc bank s is just the latest rou oid they decided to right i·t . riorated significantly and expanded to many otllers, details GovertlmetJt for a redress of grievauces. of llip-flopping on the pan tlwy'vc struggled to find the netlit conditions have tight- according · to encd further. so much so announced on Tuesday. of the Bush administration_ right medicine . ' • that in some corners of the History says this . -action Let's hope they have it right .· "In the ' fog of wm·.' it is - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution this time. often hard to >ee the best marker · lendin g has · essen- · could wor~. A new lntemational Monetary Fund Compare this: "Some said way to move forward ,'' said tial ly halted . • "Tho market 'pan ic' in the paper that studied 42..)1ankwe should joist stick capital ' Ed Yardc11i . who .runs .an in the banks. take preferred · investment firm bearing his U.S. has - in substantial ing ctises in 37 countries stock in the banks." Paulson name_ '' Policy mistakes, pao1 - hee n whipped up by from 1970 to 2007 found told the Senate Banking which wor.,cll the confl ict . polit icians and regulators to th~re was a faster recovery in sell the pl;on of the day by gross cfomestic product and Committee on Sep.t- 23 . arc always made:· What 's must troubling is· fearful politicians.' ' said stock markets when equity "Pulling capital in institu·lions is about fai lure. This is that·there has been a slew of Joseph Mason. professor of injection s were done over ahou t sLocces.:· • plan s meant to rescue the · finance at Louisiana S1ate bad ioan.Q_urchases. With - ihis: ".Today\ fiowncia) system. and each University's E.J _ Ourso It will take a long time to actions are not wh;ot we ever has bc~n billed '" the one College . of .'Business . . "The · know \Yhether this move is wanred to do - hut today's that would anack the root · problem in · markets right .a success. The best gauge actions arc what we must do cause of the problem now is uncertainty and ·the will come i( the government Dear Editor: • to restore confidence in our JustJook at what has hap- now-como'non governmefil .can one day get taxpayers: My grandparents raised II children on a little farm in financial ~ys t cm_'' Paulson pe ned since L;obor Day. The int erventions are creating 1110ney back by selhng the bunk shares at a profit. Meigs County during th~ Great Depression. The Civilian said Tuesday when he )!OVC rnmcnt l1as taken over more uncertainty ." the m11ion's two biggesl - Just days ago, the cornerFor now, hopes have to be Conservation Corps and other Democratic New Dcul pro- a nnot~n ced the new plan . Thi s Cli· .. is he~an with. the n~ortgagc finance firms, >lone ·of the $700 billion kept in check. Washington grams helped them make it through and get back on their housing market collapse. Fannie Mae and Fretldie b<Oilout bill was supposed has disappointed before. feet, and we've never forgonen it. . Republicans have had eight years in the White Hmose and 12 years in Congress_ If they knew what they were doing. we wouldn 't be iol this mess. ' - Jill Colemlm WALL STREET'S TH/5 WAY. Bellevue, Ky. . - . - --- VIEW Help. Remembering what New Deal did · Today is Thursday, Oct. .16, the 290th day of 2008. There are 76 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Oct. 16. 1978 . the College of Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church chose Cardinal Karol Wojtyla to be the new pope: he took the name John Paul II . · On thiscdate: In 1758 . American lexicographer Noah Webster was born in Hartford . Conn. · ·- In 1793, during the French Revolution. Marie Aoitoinettc . _the queen of France, was beheaded. In 1859, abolitionist John Brown led a group of abmot 20 men in a failed raid on Harper's Ferry. Va. In 1946, 10 Nazi war criminals condemned during the Nuremberg trials were hanged. In 1968 , American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos sparked controversy at the Mexico City Olympics by givi ng "black power" salutes during a victory ceremony <lfter they'd won gold and bronzecmedals in the 200-meter race . Thought for Today: "To walk into history is to be free at once, to be at large among people_" - Elizabeth Bowen. Irish-born author ( 1899- 1973 )_ • Ele~tions •• . ,_ -- li. PISPATclt· ' Daily Sentinel 1 Web: wWw.mydailysentinel.com ' 12711 Outside Meigs County 13Weeks · '53.55 26 Weeks ' 107. tO 52 Week s • •2 14.21 (iL'IH·~~~· S l ~~phanllpnu l n~ .t'hed I"'" <~hout it. 1111l} Obama knows. He incorrectl y tbcribcd the l(ormcr r:tdical as an "English prolessor" and slight acquain- Bombers and ballots ' "Sen. Obama ought to be ness, right? They were 'murciu\did and truthful," derers. they were drug McCain said , ."about his smugglers, and the imminent relationship with Mr. Ayers prospect of what looks like a in whose living room Sen·. big Democratic victory Obama launched his cam- would drive a lot of these Gene paign and Sen·. Obama said people crazy even if Sarah Lyons he was just a guy in the Palin wasn't saying these neighborhood_" . inflammatory things." . Except that during the Hotheads at some of Palin's rallies have yelled Clinton years, much of the ranee who lived in his out "terrorist" and "treason" ''mainstream" press collab~ at the mention of Obama's orated in peddling Looney neighborhood . Like hi s repudiation of name. "K ill him!" one Tunes story lines. - reportedly . The ongoing catastrophe the Rev . .J ere miah Wright, crackpot whose impolitic sermons hollered. as the onetime · of the Bush administration, ("God damn America!") Miss Congeniality chattered however, appears to have Obamu -implausibl y pre- blithely on. Ppssibly she has helped rationally con setended never to have heard. a hearing problem, because quent min~s to sober up. the candidate's evas iveness an American politician with Polls show voters taking the the intellectual acumen God November election with Wa!i disinge nuou~ at best. gave a squin·ei would know unusual seriousness , So the Democratic nomi nee . defi nitt•ly had it com- better than to leave the Everybody knows someing. B111 it's beginning to impression she fi~ds such body who went nuts over Vietnam. People want sublook as if he was politically remarks acceptable . This _has , in turn, alarmed stance this time. · shre wd. Sec. the prepostercommentators sympathetic AB' < ; News reports that ous Gov. Sarah Palin is runfind niil g arounll accusing to Democrats'. ~w York Americans Obama of "palling around Times columnist Fra~k McCain/Palin more focused with ·terrorists_'' She tells Rich accuses Republicans on personal·attacks than disa11dicnccs of True Be lievers of stoking Nazi-style rage cussing issues by 59 percent that Obama "is not a man that could encourage assas- t~ 35 percent. (Among inde'who sees America the way si ns. "The McCain cam- pendents, it's 68 percent to paign.'' he writes. "has 26 percent.) A Fox News 'you and I see America:· crossed the line between . poll (Fo.>i, mind you!) found According to Tii11e magazine, the chairman of the tough negative campaign- Americans saying the Party in ing and inciting vigilantism, "Obama-Ayers connection" Republican Virginia .. one .l d lrey M_ and each day the mob howls \vouldn 't cause them to vote Frederick. cx pl i'cotly com - louder_" Bloggers on the against the Democrat by 61 purcd the Dc·mocm tic presi- Chi cken Little Left express . percent to 32 percent _ In other words , the ugly dential lhJmin~t· to O:;ama fear of what orre called bin Laden : " Both have "rubes with pitchforks out tone of McCain/Palin rallies friend s· that bombed th e in Jesusland." doesn't demonstrate growPentagon ,'' he .said. "That is On ABC. News' "This - ing ·intolerance and hatred . Week ," Nobel lal!reate Paul What it shows is that hardly scary." , McCain artlessly trie..s to Knogman (has any American anyone but far-right sorehave it both ways. He ch<l.s- . pub Iic intellectual ever heads is showing up at GOP ti.~e d one elderly nitwit who deserved the honor more?) rallies anymore . ca lled Obama an "Arab.'' supplied much-needed hisI Arkansas Democraldoubtless synmwmous wiih torical perspective: f'For a Gazette co lw~mist Gene "terrut:ist" in her mind. He long time, we have had a Lyons is a National ca lled I ill' I l<'llltll'nltic nom- ,,IJ, t!ontial fraction of the Mag" zine Award winner inee ··u tk...:t'tH lanulv 1iwn RL'pub lican base that just and ('o-autlwr of "The with whuno I ha ve soo1oe di s- does not regard-the idea of Hunting of the President" agreement:,_'' But he · al so Democrats · governing as (St. Martin's Pres.'s, iOOO). declined to critidte legitimate . Remember the You can e- mail Lyons at Frederick . Clinton years. It was crazi- . eugenelyons2@yahoo.com.) ' • • -lft~US CTAHlfR. - ' Let\ ~et real. If John McCai n iiad a long-standing professional relationship with someone who had bombed . ahonion cli11ics , Democrats would never let him hear the e nd of it. And properly so. We're engaged in a11 American presidential c)cc tion here. not a tea sociaL LET'(ERS TO THE Got a mad bomber in yom· EDITOR past? Surry. it's an issue . ' it's therefore neither • Letters tv th e editor are welcon1e. Ther slwuld be less shocking nor surprising that than 300 words. All leiters are su~ject to-editing. 111/l.l't he Republicans are attempting signed. and include tultlre.u mod teleplwne m1mber. No to exploit Barack Obama's unsigned letters will be pub/is/ted_ Lellas should he i11 relationship with William good taste , addressing issues , 1101 perso11alities. Le11rrs of" Ayers. the former Weather thanks to organizatio11s and indil'iduals ll'ill11ol be acC<'IJIUnderground extremist who ~d for publication. · , bombed · the Pentagon to protest the Vietnam War. This was not only ahsolutcly predict:thlc . thi s column foresaw: it months ago_ Never mind that Obam: t (USPS 213·960j Reader Services Ohio Valley Publishing was 8 y~ars old when Ayers ' · Co. insane act took place in Correction Polley Published every afternoon. Monday 1970: nor that thcio rclationOur main concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 ·Court Streel. sll ip 'docsn 't appear to h:1ve be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy. Ohio. Second-class postage been dose-. They did ~.crvc in a story, c811 ihe newsroom at (740) pa1d at Pomeroy together on charitable 992-2156. Member: The Associated Press and boards in Chicago. where the Ohio Newspaper Association. PDstmaster: S~nd addre ss correcthe ostensibly rehabilitated Our main number Is tions to Tile Da1ly Sentinel, 11 1.Court but unrepentant bomber is a (740) 992-2156. Street. Pomero_y, Ollio 45769. · professor of educiotion at the Department extensions are: University of Illinois. They Subscription Rates appeared together in pane'l By carrier or motor route News One month 10.27 discus sitm> : Obama wrote Edttor: Charlene Hoeflich. E)(l. 12 One year '115.84 favorably about Ayers' 19Y3 Dally so· Reporter: Brie~ Reed, Ext 14 book "F!tgitivc Days: A S.e ntor Citizen rates 'Riiporter : Beth Sergent. Ext. 13 Me moir.'' in the Chicago 1 One month 10.27 Tribune: in 1995. the up, One year ' 103.90 SubSCtibers should remit in advance .ond-com ing politic-ian Advertising dlred to the Daily Sentinel. No sub· atte nded a reception i11 Outalde Seln: Dave Harris , Ext . 15 scription by mail permitted in areas Ayers· Hyde Park home_ . OUtllde Safea: Brenda Davis. Ext16 where home earner service is availThat's about the size of it. : Cluo./Cin:.: Judy Clark, Exl. 10 able. There\ no evidence Obama Mall Subscription approves of 1\ye rs · violent General Manager Inside Meigs County I""L None . Why he chose Charlene Hoeflich., Ext. 12 13 Weeks ' 32 .26 to di ssemble when 1\I:!C's 26 Weeks '64 20 52Weeks I BY MATT REED ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER · Revival services ATHENS - Democratic vice presidential -candidate SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Commun'ity Church, Joe' Biden on Wednesda~ Second Street in Syracuse, will hold revival services, 7 answered a critical comp.m. Oct. 20-25. made by his The Rev. Marco Pritt will be preaching and singers will ment Republican counterpart ·and be Cheryle Knight on Monday, Joe McCloud on Tuesday, Voices of Faith on Wednesday, Sid and Carol Hayman on repeatedly pegged John Thursday, the Roush Family on Friday, and the ·Rev. and McCain's economic poli· Mrs. Pritt on Saturday. Joe Gwinn is pastor of the church._ cies to the Bush admimstra- · tion. Biden playep offRepublican vice presidential ·POMEROY - The Rocksprings United Methodist candidate Sarah Palin's past Church will be making applebutter on Friday and Saturday quip that she was in second grade when Biden was first at the R~tdford Farm. Appl¢butter is annually made by the church with proceeds goin~ tbward· improvement projects there . The money this year IS designated to go toward roof replacement. . . Orders are now being taken by Louise Radford, 992-5218. elected tel the Senate. - "She was in the sixth grade the last time John McCain had a good idea on the economy," Biden said. "That's why John McCain's campaign has become so erratic and so negative." Speaking at a county fairgrounds near the campus of Ohio University, Biden wondered if McCain would · mention the middle class by name in Wednesday night's third and final presidential debate, a forum focused on pocketbook issues and domestic P,Oiicy. Biden said McCain and Palin don't understand the plight of struggling Ohioans. He also said McCain was trying to run from his support of President Bush's policies. "You can't call yourself a · maverick when all you've ever been is a sidekick," Biden said, crediting Pennsylvania Sen . . Bob Casey with first using the line. Biden later recalled a runin he had with police during his last visit io Athens when he . was a University of changes were "remedial and merely procedural when procedural," simply putting state..ll!wmakers effectively holds on the claims of thou- "legislal'ed away" her claim ,· COLlJMBUS · The sands of Ohioans who were to her husband's dam~ges. Ohio Supreme Court ruled not yet showing symptoms "Claimants like Danny Wednesday that a 2004 law of ashestos-related cancers. Ackison will not get a chance making it more difficult to The Ohio Constitution [jars to avail themselves of (the seek damages for _asbestos- retroactive laws that change law)'s 'come back when POMEROY - Meigs County · Sheriff Robert Beegle related deaths and illnesses the nature. or substance, of youlre .sicker' provision," reported the following complain_ts:. can constitutionally be a law, justices said. Pfeifer wrote . "Danny • Consol Energy reported. a tool trailer had been entered In the case heard by the Ackison will not be getting · applied to cases that were in and tools taken from the Mme 31. property. the1pipeline before the law high court, Ironton widow sicker. And he will never • Don Spaun, Pomeroy.-~ported the theft of his Razor went into effect. Linda Ackison filed a have the opportunity to vindune buggy. · · .. · The 6-1 ruling means that wrongful death suit in May . dicate his rights that existed • Janet Hill, Racine, reported theft of an air compressor many of the 40,000 Ohio 2004 against her late hus- on the day he learned that his from her carport. - • Melissa Lambert, Rutland, reported tools and ·a four~ cases that were in the works band's former employer, · workplace exposure . to when the law was ,enacted Dayton Malleable ; and m41- aSbeStos had made him sick.'' wheeler stolen. · - . , . · · are likely to be swiftly dis- tiple other defendants. Richard Schuster, an · • Michael Todd Smith, Pomeroy, -reported theft of a missed. It also has potential Ackison alleged in the suit attorney for several Fortune Lincoln welder and power washer from his race shop. legal ramifications in that long-tenn exposure to 500 finns and other busi· The department also received reports of two young male Florida, Georgia, Kansas and asbestos in the workplace nesses sued by Ackison, subjects 111 a white Nissan throwing frozen marShmallows other states that have sought contributed to the illness and called the ruling significant at passing cars. . , . . Beegle asked residents to watch out for their neighbors and to use such laws to reduce lit- death of her husband Danny. to the companies and to igation related to the cancerThe strong. fibrous Ohio's ailing economy. their property. "See it, hear it, and report it," Bee~e said. asbestos is heat resistant, and . \ "For the businesses localcausing substance. Anyone with information about the incidoots IS asked to it has been use by many ed here in Ohio, it will allow Ohio at one time had the contact the sheriff's department. · · largest backlog of asbestos- industrial companies. The the cases to come off their related cases in the nation . . U.S. Department of Health books and allow them to High~ay _P~trol . The 2004 law requires a and Human Services says the focus on doing business and, . ' . . plaintiff to show th~t . a med- fibers can remain in lung tis- hopefully. hiring people LONG BOTIOM - Ralph Richard Ross, 59, Mason, rcal expert who personally sue for long periods and that here in Ohio," he said. "It .W.Va., was transported by Medfli~ht to Cabell,- Huntington · treated the plamtiff has significant exposure to the really focuses the attention Hospital with incapacitating injunes following a motorcy- found that the patient's material increases the risk of on those people who are ill, cle accident that occurred at approximately 4:15 p.m. health has been substantial- lung cancer, mesothelioma who have a real disease, and Saturday in Olive Township. . · allows those cases to move ly impaired by exposure to and other lung disorders . According to troopers, Ross was riding his 2~7 Harley asbestos. Only Justice Paul Pfeifer through the courts, which Davidson Sportster eastbound on Success Road JUSt east of Writing for the majority, sided with Ackison in have been c1ogged up by Baker Road when he failed to negotiate a left curve and the Justice Robert Cupp said Wednesday's lengthy rul- people who weren't sick." motorcycle slid in lo_ose grav~l · on it's left side, striking a Ohio's law can be applied ing, saying the 2004 law He said the asbestos lawguardrail and sustammg functional damages. . retroactively becau'se the couldn't be considere<;l suits .appeared in such volume AP STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT For the Record Complaints letters advisory E·mall: news@ mydailysentinel.com Biden responds to l'alin quip weal Briefs BY JUUE CARR SMYTH Letters dealing with the Nov. 4 election are welcome and will be accepted up until5 p ,m_ 1111 Friday, Oct. 24. Letters receil'ed after that deadline will not be published. Let!ers .-should be 300 !vonl.1· i11 length or less and must address issues, -not personalities. Leiters e1rdorsing local or national candidates, or containing personal altacks, will not be accepted. _· The John Edward Lyons, 65,, of Middleport, passed away on Oc t. 14,2008, at St. Marys Hospital. He was .born on Nov. 26, 19.42 in Zanesville, son of Rosemary Lyons of Middleport and the late John Edward Lyons II. . Mr. Lyons was a Unite~ States Marine Cprps veteran and a member of the Amencan Legion Post 1~8. He was a member of the Chester ~iloam Masonic Lodge #456 and he served as past master of the Middleport Masonic Lodge #363 . He was a member of the Scottish and York Rite of the MaS?ns. _He was also an honorary. member of the · Hamsonvtlle Lodge #41 I. Mr. !--yons ~as a rne'?ber of the Bradbury Church of Christ. ~e IS survt'l~ed by his : .wife of 44 years, Janice Lyons of ~ddleport; h1s mother Rosemary Lyons of Middleport; his children, John E. Ly.ons IV and his fiancee Lois Riggs of Pomeroy, Charlotte Shope and her husband Randall of Vancouver, Wash., and Matthew Lyons and his wife Trudy of. Pomeroy; _grandchildren: Aubree, Roger, Chellsie, Mtranda, C~nssa and Tiffany; brothers and sister, Tomniy Lyons and lus Wife Ester, Bernard Lyons and his wife Sue all of Mi~higan and Beajay Lyons of Columbus, Ohio; and several meces, ne_rhews and great nieces and nephews. . In addtllon .to ht.s father, he was preceded in death by two sisters, Debbie Mtller and Lmda Crammer. Funeral will be held at II a.m. on on Saturday, Oct. 18, 2~8 at Anderson McDaniel Fuheral Home in Middleport . With Pastor Tom Runyon officiatin~. Burial will follow at ~e1gs Memory Garden where M!litaly Funeral Honors wtll be_presented by the Am~rican Legion . . Vis1tmg hours will be from 6-8 p.m. on Friday with . . AP photo Masonic service at 7:30p.m. . Democratic vice presidential candidate, Sen. Joe Blden, o:oel .. shakes hands as he enters a campaign rally at the A re'gistry is available on-line at www.andersonmc- Athens County Fairgrounds, Wednesday, in Athens. · daniel.com. Delaware studem _ Biden ·said that he befriended two female students and attempted to go with them into theildormitory, which was pm-hibited in those days. "I was immediately accosted by a cop who an·ested me . Now, I promise you, I never breached the first tloor," he said to laughter. Athens was Biden 's first stop in hi s second straight day of campaign in eastern and central Ohio. His bus tour was to take him to t\vo college campuses 111 Lancaster and Newark. Ohio asbe~tos ruling affects.old cases " - The Daily Sentinel • Page As John Lyons Applebutter making time .TODAY IN HISTORY • wwW.mydailysentinel.com ObitUaries but BY RACHEL BECK . READER'S Thursday, October 16, 2oo8 · ' . ' Boy struck, ~ed by school bus Ohio man gets 18 years for_ killing friend OREGON, Ohio (AP) -A boy running to catch a school bus was killed when he tripped !lDd fell undc:meath the · · moving bus in suburban Toledo. Witnesses to the accident Wednesday morning sar the ·. sixth-grader was running alongside the bus and. tripped over his book bag before he was struck by the vehicle. Police in Oregon say II -year-old Austin Takacs was pro· . · . nounced dead at a hospital . . . Officers ~·ay students on the bus at the t1me of the acci. dent weren t hurt. · · The bus driver was taken to a hospital to be treated for · emotional distress. CINCINNATI (AP) -'- A CinCinnati man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for fatally shooting a friend with a shotgun that the same friend had given as a Cliristmas gift. , William Kues · pleaded Salt .. -' guilty to . voluntary of 38-yl:ar-old Richard drinking together. ·. They said Christensen manslaughter and felonious Christensen . ' . ·The men lived in Keus · . gave Keus ·. a 'shotiwn ' as a assault . Tuesday in Hamilton County Common grandmother's home in Christmas gift. Three Pleas Court. The plea nearby Green ·Township. weeks later. after a fight. avoided a murder trial and a . Prosecutors said they were Keus used that shotgun to possible sentence of life in friends who had a history of shoot Christensen thre~ prison for the January death fighting after- nights of times . Rio Center rrom Page At the local economy, and the less poverty we ~ave as a from PageAI result," Varnadoe told · Pomeroy could purchase blamed on high demand, low chamber members . "In · supplies, recent, harsh win- order to be competitive in more road salt. Pomeroy currerttly has ters and the cost of .trans-- today's Job market, appli120 ton of road salt on hand portation. The article also cants usually need at least a though it used ll)ore · than claimed the price of a ton of bachelor's degree , and-ttl that last winter and in fact salt bad dot.it;led and evel) many fields, post-graduate . 120 ton is less than what the tripled in some ~ - For work in their field." ex~le, the USA Today artiThe Meigs County village started with last year . for the winter season. cle said Steubenville is look· Community Improvement Council did recently ing at a price of $79 for a ton Corporation financed conapprove the purchase of six . for salt, up from $45 last year. struction of the Bernard F. Gov. Ted Stricklan<;l has Fultz Center for Higher loads of limestone to treat gravel roads which cost also called for an investiga- Education · and leases the lion into the rise of salt prices building to the university. around $550 total. , In a recent jlrticle in. USA afte~ some ·areas rel>orted Planners hope its close Today, the l;hortage was prices higher tlllm $150 a ton. proximity ·to tlie Meigs • after workers at potentially hazardous work si tes around the country were .offered mas's screenings in search of related health conditions . · ·· Yin Green, an attorney for Ackison. said it is "completely and totally inaccurate" to say that those whQ filed asbestos-related lawsuits aren't sick . "That's a fiction that's propagated by the defendants and lly the insurance industry."'he said. "If you have damage to · the lining of your lungs, you are sick. The extent to which you 're symptomatic is going to vary from case to case." Green condemned the · high court for what he said was a ruling on the side of big business. · "It 's a re sult -oriented decision in favor or corpu· rations against injured Ohio citizens." he said. After the . Georgia Supreme Couot struck down the retroactivity of that state's asbestos litigation law, state lawmakers passed another ·law that has not been challenged in cuun. Schuster said_ A challenge to a similar law in Florida is before the courts and · expected to be decided next year. A Kansas law has not been legally challenged. .. High School, which is served by buses from the county's other two ·school districts, will encourage high school students to begin their college educations early through the PostSecondary Education Option. That allows high school students to take college-credit courses wothout paying tuition. . The center is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. four days a week, and 8-5 on Friday. An open house was held in Au)!ust, just prior to· the begtnning of Classes. The center -will be dedi- . cated' at a ceremony at . I\ a.m. ·•· on Oct. 3 1. Representatives of the _CIC. Rio Grande , Ohio Board of J{egents. and the govemor'~ office are expected to pm; ticipate. according to Brent Patterson. ce11ter director. : �• ' ' Bl The Daily Sentinel Extra Point, . . . 82 beaded to World Series, Page B6 ; Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, October t6, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, October 16, 2008 Auditions set next week for 'Jingle BelfFollies' , . Joy Kocniouci!Photo Photographer Ariel Houchens of Athens and formerly of Gallipolis, at far right, gives one of her best pieces to Southern Hills Arts Council volunteers Mary Conroy, left, and Phyllis Michael during registration for the 27th annual Foothills Art Festival in Jackson. This year's event will take place Friday through Sunday, and will feature about 600 originaLworks produced by over 130 local and regional artists. . , Annual Foothills·A••t Festival seu up shop for this weekend GALLIPOLIS - The Cheryl Enyart will co-direct autumn leaves are turning. the production with Ariel and that means it's time for .Executive and Artistic the Ariel-Dater Hall to Director Joseph Wright. The begin preparations for holi- pair also co-directed "Disney 's 101 Dalmatians day productions. Auditions for the Ariel Kids" in July 2007, as well Piar,ers' "Jingle BeD Follies as numerous productions '08 ' will be held in the Morris individually. "Our 2008 installment of and Dorothy Haskins Ariel ·Jingle Bell Follies' will Theatre Monday and Thesday, Oct. 20 and 21 , from 6 to 8 take our audiences on a p.m. each night. Roles are theatrical adven(.ure filled available for youth. as young with laughter and holiday cheer," Wright said . "The as grade I , through adults. "Jingle Bell Follies '08" production will be great will involve the telllrtg of fun for local actors to bring . two humorous holiday to life." Advance preparations and tales; "Jingle Bells,Jury," a lighthearted fantasy for past stage experience is not youth performers, and necessary. Those audition"Rollin' In Dough In ing should plan to arrive a Mistletoe," a slapstick-style few minutes early to commelodrama for teens and plete audition forms. Youth adults, filled with over-the- actors planning to audition top silliness. Tlie produc- must be accompanied by a · tion will finish will a full · parent or g1,1ardian. · . ·Please contact the Ariel audience sfng-along. The production will per- · Dater. Hall box office with form Dec. 20 and questwns, or for , more 21. Veteran Ariel produc~ detailed information, (740) . lion director and volunteer, · 446-ARTS (2787) . I ChrunberChorrropertorrn HUNTINGTON, W.Va. hear exceptional choral - The Marshall University music sung by an accomChamber Choir will per~ plished, enthusiastic grouP. form in a concert at 7 p.m. of university sing¢rs.' Thursday, Oct. 23 at the , Castleberry said. "The choir : JACKSON - About 600 works of Three Dimensional and Watercolor. zanine from noon to 2 p.m. on Cultural Center in plans to visit with students 3rt are expected for the 27th annual Most of the artwork is for sale . Saturday and from noon to 2 p.m. on Charleston. during an informal receplloothills Art Festival at Canter's Cave Participants range from emerging to Sunday. Art teacher Bob Eisnaugle of The 32-voice choir, under tion following the concert:" Jackson .High School will bripg his the direction of Dr. David '1-H Camp, five miles north of Jackson professional artists. . Chamber Choir singers Live music will be heard at the fes. students to give the little ones some Castleberry, Director of are drawn from the entire off U.S. 35. The festival will be held from 10 tival with classical guitarist Sean inspiration and advice. Of course, Choral Activities, wjll per- campus of Marshall a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 17 and Ferguson on Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. youngsters will take their master- form selections ranging University through compelSaturday, Oct. 18, and from noon to 5 and The Brighton Trio playing cham- pieces-home with them. · from renaissance music of itive auditions each fall. Foothills is sponsored by Sands Claudib Monteverdi to con- Many w:e pursuing degrees p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 19. ber mu~ic on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. · Thanks to· a host of generous spon- A picmc under the trees is set for Hill Mining LLC, OSCO Industries temporary works by Eric in music education or persors, there is no admission charge. Saturday evening from 5 to 7 p.m. Employees · Charity Fund, Adena Wh!tacre, formimce. 0\hers partici• The hot sounds of the Third Shift Health System, Cotner & Cooley Chatman, Rihards Stephen Parking is convenient and free. The Dubra, simply for the lov~ qf lodge is handicapped accessible. Band will knock the chill off the CPA of McArtbtw •attd · Jaekson ,- l'rond Kverno, and others, pate mpsic and the chance to Concessions are available through the .evening air. You are welcome to pack WesBanco, Holzer Medical Center- with a focus on music that continue an activity they Canter's Cave staff. your own picnic and spread a blanket . Jackson, State Farm Insurance, Dan explores "ethereal" · themes enJoyed dunng therr high ·Work will be hung in the following on the lawn. Box suppers, at a modest Dailey, agent, and the Ohio Arts and sonorities. The concert school experience. . . categories: Oil/Acrylics, Mixed price, will be available. Council. Admission is free and open For information, call Southern Hills will preview music the Media/Prints, Pastel/Drawing, Kids are invited to try their hand l!t group will perform later this to the public. For further ID!otography, Enhanced Photography, a variety of arts projects on the mez- at (740) 286-6355. year in a tour to Washin~ton . information about this con·. D.C., Maryland, Virgmia, cert or music at Marshall and West Virginia. ' · University, call (304) 696· ''This perfonnance is a •3117 or e-mail Castleberry marvelous opportunity to at castlebe@marshall.edu. ·.; GALLIPOLIS - The Rules for' this vigor<)us Everyone bas ~· great time, .and the Baby Belle Pepper . fifth annual French City competition are now being enjoying the .camaraderie . contests. Baby Belle Pepper Chili Fest has been sched- finalized, along with regis- of the day, the entertain- is for children, newborn ' uled for Saturday in .the !ration forms, to be picked ment, and of course, eating through age 4. There are 10 Gallipolis City Park, up atthe chamber office, 16 chili as well as otller · categories each for boys and according to Jimmy State St., Gallipolis. Chili favorite foods ." girls, with prizes to be want to fly. in toe enjoy a Wiseman, chairman of the must be ready by 4 p.m. for Prizes will be awarded to awarded in each category. good meal can fly to 221. · . event and the second vice judging. the winning chili cooks, and The contest will be at noon McARTHUR _ If you For more information, president of the Gallia Very important to this also to those who have the in the CitY. Park. have a youngster in your . call Booster Prestdent Terry (;:ounty Chamber of fund raising event are the best decorated booths, as The L1l Miss and Mr. · faJ)lily and he, or she loves Ste~ens at (740) 385-9392 . Commerce. sponsors . As Wisem~n determined by the judges. Chili Pepper contest is for This year, the event · is points out , "We are antici-· Wiseman said, "Last year children, ages 5 through 9. airplanes and wants.to take a or Steve Keller . at (740) being sponsored. by the patin~ a number of our we had a great time, a big Applications are available ride in one, the perfect 418-2612. between the hours chamber and .promtses to be ongomg supporters and . crowd. ~rfect weather and at the chamber, with infor- opportunity will take place of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. a real attraction for down- sponsors to step forward ~real chtli. We expect noth- mation to be supplied for at the Vinton Couniy Airport ' . g' · . 19wn Gallipolis. As it\ the and be an important part of mg less this year, in fact questions to be -asked by this Sunday, Oct. 19. . ~st, it will be a day for this year's Chili Fest. It is anticipate more partici- the interviewer. The comKnown as the Young · ' a ur ay ~avorite flavors and festiv- a great opportunity for pants, both as cooks and as petition is scheduled to Eagles Program;youngsters ages 8 to 17 can fly free. ities." Chili cooks are members to promote their partici~ants in the many begin at 2 p.m. POMEROY - · · Bill encouraged to register and business, and at the same events.' For additional infomra- . Pilots from the' Vinton participate in the competi- time, support the chamber New this year lire the Lil tion, call the chamber office County Pilots and Boosters Hawks ·will ~rform at . Association will give rides Emmett's· Pub t.n Pomeroy tion to choose the best chili. and the community. Miss and Mr. Chili Pepper at (740) 446-0596. over' much of Vinton on Saturday from 9 p.m. County beginning at about until I a.m. ' ·. II a.m. Rides for adults will also be available. · • There will also be food ' GALLIPOLIS - Strange will have the enjoyable chal"What scares one person, The Haunted Ariel will available at the airport shel!\QUnds and frightening crea- lenge of scaring the wits out may not ·scare another," he operate weekends , .Friday ter house and· another spelures are fillmg the Ariel- . of brave explorers who dare added. "Some are afraid of through Sunday, October cial event, ATV and garden MERCERVILLE - A Bater Hall in Gallipolis, as to journey through many clowns , while others may be 17-19 and 24-26, and tractor pulls, will also be spaghetti supper has been the performing arts center . rooms and hallways designed afraid of snakes, fortunate- Thursday through Saturday, offered during the day. · scheduled for Saturday at 6 prepares {O open its creaky to return guests to their most ly, we have both, and much, Oct. 30-Nov, I. If the weather before the. p.m. at Hannan Trace doors for the fourth-annual fearful nil!htmares. much more!" · Box office will open event cooperates, · the Elementary Sch<)Ol by the Haunted Ariel Theatre Executive and Artistic Various area businesses nightly at 7 p.m. Admission changing colors of the youth group for Mount Zion Halloween attraction. Director, Joseph Wright are supporting the Ariel is . $7 per person. The leaves can also be wit- Mi~sionary Bartist Church. : The Haunted Ariel will be says, "Our selection of the organization's efforts Haunted Ariel is not recom- nessed from the air. The mea includes Qpen ·weekends, beginning nightmare theme allows through sponsorship, includ- mended for young children. The Vmton Countx Airport spaghetti, salad, bread and For more information, is located about 6 miles north drink for $5.50 per persort. ~t.l7. many options for inspiration, ing; Big Country 99.5 , : Area actors, as well as from psychological thrills to 101.5 Bob FM, Sunny 93.1, contact the Ariel-Dater Hall of McArthur just off Ohio 93 For information, call at (740) 446-ARTS (2787) . on Airport Road. Pilots who (740) 256-1526.. youth and adult volunteers, over-the-top terror.'' and Pepsi-Cola. Meig~ falls BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSDMYD.t.ILYTRIBUNE.COU ROCKSPRINGS - Five hard-fought games. One incredible effort. And in the ~d. Meigs volleyball bad absolutely nothing to show .for it. ·The tady Marauders had · · their 2008 season come to a conclusion Wednesday night .after a heartbreaking fivegame 25-21, 24-26, 25-13, : 25-27, 15~6 setback to visiting Marietta ·during a 'Division II sectional semifi- · nal · at Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium. ·· · The Lady Marauders ·( 166) went tooth-and-nail with the Lady Tigers (16-8) for four grueling games which left things tied at two games apiece - but the guests managed to hit fuH stride in the fifth and final . g3ll1e. Marietta jumped out to an 8-1 ad"antage and never looked back, winning the race "' 15 by nine points. The Orange and Blatk who entered the contest as a seven-seed - will now advance to D2 sectional final . Marietta will host No. 3 Jackson - who defeated No.6 Warren on Wednesday by a 26·24, 25-22, 25-27, 13-25, 22-20 score - on Saturday at I p.m. · The visitors never led by more than four points in the opening game, which P,roved to be the final margin mGame I . There were also eight ties throughout the opener - the last of which came at 21 all - but Marietta rallied four straight points to take one-game-tonone advantage. ·· Bo!p teams traded points throughout Game 2, whtch . ' ' ' led to a nine-all.tie early on. M~gs' Catle.Wolfe leads her team off the floor after shakir:lg hands with Marietta following Meigs went on an 8-3 run to their five-game Division II sectional semi-final at Lany R, Morrison Gymnasium on take its biggest lead of the nigl)t at 17-12, but Marietta Wednesday in Rock Springs. ·' ' I · Briefs .• . .. Bry~n W.IIM/Pholo . ,;aatern;a Mike Johnson celebrates after scoring a touchdown during a high school football game against Miller last P.riday In Tuppers Plains. . . . . .. ' ~eigs, Sou~em at home, Eastern hits road .. 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HOLZER· Local Caring: CLINIC Bryan Waltenlphoto ,, Free rides ·'Haunted Ariel' opens Oct. 17 · , Meigs' Shellie Bailey battles at the net with a Marietta player during a Division II sectional semi-final volleyball game on Wednesday in Rock Springs. retaliated with seven straight take control , reeling off four points for a 19-17 edge. straight points for a 22-18 Marietta eventually advantage - but the heists extended its lead to 24-22, countered with a 6-2 run to. but the hosts rallied with tie things at 24-alL Meigs four straight points to take a shook off a match po_inl at two-point win and tie things 25-24 to tie things again at at one apiece. 25, then won the next two Meigs jumped out to a 6-2 points to tie the series at two lead in Game 3, but Marietta games apiece - forcing a rallied with a 10-3 run to race to 15 . take a 12-9 edge. Marietta In that finale , Mari.etta followed that with seven never trailed en route to straight points to go up 10 ·opening a seven-point lead points at 19-9, then eventu- (8-1) . The hosts cut that lead ally cruised to a 12-point in half at 8-4, but never decision for a rwo-games-to- came closer the rest of the one advantage. night. Marietta closed the Meigs again led in Game match on a 7-2 run and 4, establishing a 16-ll edge, earned a berth in the sectionMarietta again llllSWered the- al final on S;tturday. llell to tie things 'at 16, and The Lady Marauders - . bolh teams battled back and who were the second-seeded . forth to reach an 18-all tie. The Lady Tigers began to Plun - Melp, 81 (;ooldu' Up A (;ore Jfrench City Chili Fest to warm up (:ity Par~ Ente~inment short in sectional .: : POMEROY. - After four j)onsecutive weeks on the road, the friendly confines qf Bob Roberts Field awaits the Meigs football team this l?riday night when it hosts Wellston during a Week 9 Tri-Valley Conference Ohio I)ivision gridiron contest. · · The M;trauders (6-2, 3-1 TVC Ohio) are 3..0 at home so far this season and will be 6anling the Golden Rockets· (3·5, 3-1) for sole possession of second place in the TVC Ohio St3lldings. · '--The Maroon and Gold rllso enter this weekend with ·' . a two-game winning streak ~ both of which have come against other TVC Ohio opponents - and are knocking on the Di vis'ion IV, Region 15 playoff door, as the Marauders are cunrentl y lOth in the ratings . MHS is averaging 31.9 points and 377.5 yards of total offense per game and is also allowing 19.9 points and 297.4 yards as a defense. Meigs is also averaging 34 points a contest against TVC Ohio competition and sun:endering 19.5 points defensively. The Blue and Gol'll - on. PIIIM - Compccitors in the cookie ciMsioo • asked to provide a beker'a dozeD. Please &'trh a recipe with each Cldl)' so tbey may be iDicuded ia a 4lOOkbook · tbat will be ea :at~ after the compditioa. Participwlb • lllowed to cater •llllllY sweet ...... dlcy whb. Snetll forms can be Ulell;lfneecled. All dillies in the CCMIIpetili® beoollle tbe . JIOJ*lY of'PleM 111 Vll1ey · Hotpitahnd will be solchl tbe end of' the cballqe. All tbe pn]ceeils from 1bii VCI)' special event wiU ao to •ill women· wbo are blalina breast caocer in our local area. Proudly sponsored by: PLEASANT . VAl J .EY I:IOSPITAL ' & PVHAuxiliary FoaiiNIL 82 I . ' �ThurSday, October 16, 2008 Page B2 • Thursday, October 16, aoo8 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel www.mydallysentlnel.com • • CLASSIFIED ' OUR 'E XPERTS' BREAK DOWN THIS WEEK'S HIGH SCHOOL.FOOTBALL G_AMES Gallia County, OH l~~ . E·mall classified @mydallytribune.com Brya n Wa lters Sporr' w ·r itn R t'cord: (17 - 1.\ Lm\Veck : 10-(! (w.innn' in hcld) •Z'J II('Wl]k \porr.. W mer Rl'\:Ord : 56-2~ L1'' Week: Jn- U (w111nl' r5 in Hid) Z1Dfni~ ar Ga!lja Acadr my Zan rn•illc ar GJllu /\ t JJo:my .P()im Ptri.unt Pojpt Pleasant RJ ' l' II'WOOll AI R J \ O.::I IS\\ 'OOd at ;lt Riwr \'Jill'\ at C oa l G r ove VJJlcy .at C o a l Groyr WahJnl.l .n Willi aamtown ~Qu t il dt Pojnt ptgsaut a.t Ra\'enswood 3t n \V.. Juuu c .. J!J ,, irhnllk Jt H.mn.m ar , Ric hwood HJllllJ.M :u Richwood R e<:ord: 60-20 ust Week: 10-0 (winn~rs in hW.d) Zan~vill e at , Gallj• Ac•dnny Point n Ple;~sant RavrniWDOd Stocey Wolten Repon er R ecord: 54-26 Lm Week: 10-() (winners in hiWI) R eporter R ecord: 57-23 Last Week: 9- 1 (\~ti.nnen in IMWI) Record: 52-28 Last Week: 8-2 (winnen in bslW) Z auewill e at · GtDia As;edemy l.anC$ville at ZMnriDt at Zrnurillt at Game Andmo' atRa••..,... 4 Wellston Wellston at M.rip ac Md&t Wellston at Mfiu at llkill Ri ver V;allc:y .n CoaJ Grgye River Valley River Valley ott Coal Groye River.V.U~ at Cqel Grqw at Coal Groyf Eastern at W•terford .&t WaterforJ W•h•ma at W illi<1rrutowri Wabama at Wahama at WjUj•mJtowp Wabama 01t W1lyma at Wilh.1amtown Wilh.un.uown ~ nurh Sou th C.~\lia ;at Oak Hill Ca!liJ ,c Oak Hill ' Irimlzk nimlzk Somh C:allia at Oak Hill ltimlzk Eastern South C a lli~ .at Oak HjQ · Trimble Sout h ~r n at Southrrn at Southt·rn at Southern 1-\lnnan 011 Rjchwood H•nn:.~ n at Bjcbwood Hannan at H1pnag <~.t Rich wood H .nman at R jcbwgod ll>llil ll>llil Tolsia TolsiJ Jt Wayn~ R ichwood ~r :W.xu at Wayne ;~t Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. E·e=n at War:erford Williamstown Wahama at W'dliematqwn Y.brm•at Willianurown South Galli~ at Oak Hill South Gallia at Oakum at Oak HQI lliwhk YOUR CLAsSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Wprd Ads at W1tttfotd Iriwhk Soutbun Eastern Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 Point Plrasant: ott R avc:ruwvod Wdbton (304) 675-1333 Gillia Acad<my Poipt PlctYD1 Eutcrn at Waterford c~ ni a Gallia; ~cadc:my l\egi1)ter Pagilutor at Rawnswood Wellston M!ip at Cgal Grpye Sergent Point Pln11nt at 1\ivt>r Valk-y ~th ·Eastern at Waterford Iriwhk at Soudwrn C0,1! Gmyc ·Ad. Represenative Hope Roush R eporter R econl: 52- 28 Last Week: 7-3 (winners m lHWI) Diane-8' Eastern at WJ terfmd ~~ Oak Hjll Iriml!!< ~~ ~tH h ew ~~ ' W.tedord South M.ciD R iverV;alley 01t Cutl Gl"tlU Waham~ at Willi1m1tOWQ Jt ;l( RiverV.alley E.1s"tem ~~ Rawmwood Wellston at .M&iD at .COil Gmys '\outh Calh~ Jt O ak HiP Oak H iJI Wc: U~to n Mcia . R i,·erVaUey WiUja nut own ZanrniUe at Point Plg11n1 WaU!rford Jt iO bW4) Point PleaSant Rann'l"29f' £;~ ,t ern E<~.~tau (winners Gallia Ju.·aderny R.I V("f Waterford Correspondent R ecord: 5:!:_28 bst-Week: 9-1 G~Uia Andemy Wdlstoo ar M.fia S~ns Zagcsvilte .n ~t Dave Harris . Gary Clark G.Ui:.a Ac:l ~my We ll ~ ton \V(·Jl,r,m .tt ~ lit Charlie Shepbenl , Scott Wolfe l'agmaror Sporn Co rr~pond~nt R ecord: 55-25 Record: 53-27 Last Werk: 7-3 Last Werk: 8-2 (winners in ~ (winnt."rs in l!2ld) Larry Crum HOW IO '9Ijff, Aft 4R ·· IUcC: 41ds Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... South G.illia at Sou~c:rn atSoudlem Hannan at Bjs;hwpod Hannari at _R jcbwM" Bjd=nN' at lVilliC ulfuDI Ave & Comer of 29th St. Pt. PI claim al Pl PI City Police Depo. , Co•A~ce ave . , ~~:·. · -~n~f~ Ohio Val(ey .. ·~ Coal Grove . Sou1h Poml , ~· h·l~,;~""' ·r· . ALLe~·::.~ -~W·L PF PA ·· '·• Wol. PF · M • ..•...• .3-{) ..•. 91 •..47 ••. ...S-3 . ." .. 171 • •11a . • .• • .....2-L. .. 102 . ,62 ...• , .4-4 •.. .206 .. .179 . ......... ..2-1., •. 77 •..69 ,. ....4-4 . ,.. 196 .· .201· Chesapeake . . Fairland .. . .. .... . ....• ... ... .2-1 . .-., 152 . .98 .: ...··.2-s ., :.l!1h ·J98 River Valley ... .... .. ..... ... . ...o-3 .... 54 ••. 139 • . ..•2-6 . : . .121 , .274 Rock Hill . . . . . . . . . . ..... , .... , .0·3 .... 66 , ,127 , , .. 0-8, ... 117 , .330 Tri·Valley Con~ ·' ' .. W-1. TV~ ~- PA . .,....... ~ PA OhiO Division. , r , . Nelsonvtlle-York ... . . , .. ........ . .5-Q .•.•169 •.96 •....•7-1 . <,•.2... ..151 Meigs ........... : . ' . ... ' .. ; ' .. 3:1 . . : .136 ·• .76 . ... '.&-2 .. ..255 .•158 Welfslon . . . . ....... . ... ... .. . ..3·1 . ..•116 :.76 . .....3-5 .. .. 184 ·.. ~15 Belpre ............ . . : ... . . ....2·2 ... \19 .. .106. ·....(!-5 .... 129 .. )74 Alllens ........... , ...•.. . . . ..2·3 .... 107 • .95 .......-2-6 . . ..142 .• 169_ Alexander ...... . ............1).4 ....67 ... 141 . ... ·-3-6 .• : .192 . .188 Vlnlon County . . • . . . . . ..... .' .().(, , . .43 ... 123 . ... .1-7 ....97 .. .243 • Hoclllng Olvlelon · ;. 1YC · , ALL . • .W-1.. PF PA . W.L PF · PA Tnmble .•..... : . .....•..... , . :.JlO ....• 113 , .6 .. ... ..6-2 . ...220 .. 113 Federal Hoc~ng ......... ... . 'J .:.2·1 ., .. •97 •••62 ..• . . .S-3-••. •181' ...149 Wa1ertord ... ........... ....... .2·1 . . . .50 . . .52 .. ... .4-4 , : .129 .. 166 ~astern . . . . . . . . . ... ... ..... 1·2 .• . .75 .• .122 . . . ..3:5 .... 192 •. .250 Soulhern . . . . . . . . ....... . .. 1·2 ..•.48 •. .85 ... . : .139 ••207 Miller ... ..... . .. . .. . .. .... , .. ...o-3 ,: .. 61 .... 117 .. •.. 1'7 ..• ,115 ..~ . .:!'5 .. , ' • . ' t lndependerits ALL . W-1. PF ' PA ..... . '• 1iii Wahama .......· . : . . .. ... , ..... ·.6-() .- .. •271 ..116 · South Gallia ........... , ........2·6 .. . .78 .. ,231 ' J Hannan ... . ... ..... . .......•1·5 .. . .11~ ;..222 '· <$" . ' Cardinal Conference .· CARD ~ W.L . PF PA W.L •PF PA Chapmanvifle .. , .... ,'...........3-0 ... . 93 ...31 .... , .7.(). .. , 175 ..59 Poinl Pleasanl .. . .... ... , .... , .. .3-o ..•• 105 ..43 .••••.5-2 .. , .?,51 ..139 Wayne ....... . . ... .. ...... ... . .2-1. . . . 123 ..60 .... ..5-1 . .. 232 .. 118 PoGa . ···· .• .... .. ... . .1·2 ."... 54 .. .69 .' ... ,.2-&! ... 1~ • .224 ~iSSOIIVille .... , ... ,, .. , ; ., , .... .1-J,, .. 67 ... 148 . . , .,3-4 ;., .138 .•221 Herbert . Hoever ...... . .. :., ....... .. 131 ,·.191 . 0-4.. .. 5B . : :129 ...', :2·k· ·~ ' . Meigs from PageBl team in th is tournament draw - posted some of their best numbers of the ·season. despite !he fact th11t they came in defeat The hosls had S9 k llls, 46 assists and 20 blocks to go · along wilh an 89-of-90 effort at the service line for ,99 percent. . . . . . Tricia Sm ith led Meigs at the serving line with 13 points, followe d by Catie Wolfe with a dozen. Ema)ee Glass added eight points, Shell ie Bai ley had fo ur and Chandra Stanley added two. Morgan Howard also had one point in the setback. Trimble at Southern Bailey led the · net attack with 22 kills, followed by RACINE - Southern, Wolfe with 14- and Stanley coming off a hard fought· with II . Howard also haa loss to the Waterford 10 kills and Smith rounded Wildcats last weekend , will things out with two kills. return home to face a Howard added a team-high Trimble team with their 11 blocks and Stanley had playoff hopes on the line. eiaht blocks. After a louah beginning "Glass had a le,m·hiah 23 to the season Southern will assists and Smilh also added try for the upse1a_galns1 a 22 assists. Tomcat team that ts going Meigs - which finished for their fifth straight win . tied for second in the Tri- The Tornados with wins Valle~ Conference · Ohio against their next two op~ Divis1on with a 9· 3 record nents (Trimble and Eastem) - will lose only one senior can finish lheir 2008 season from this club in Wolfe, but with a .500 record. Wolfe will finish her volleySouthern (3-6, 1-2 TVC- · ball career as a four-year Hocking) took advantage bf starter and a four-year AII- a fumbl e recovery for their TVC Ohio honoree for the onl y score againsl Maroon and Gold . Waterford las t weok, but l WI+/ IS IT f1DS DoN'I 6e-r S"FNT10 Found Roush ln Cheshire; (M) Beagle mill dog w/ orange collar/green rabies tag. 367·7328 c:BEDI~NC£ ~DOL~ Bllop Eastern at Waterford '· Kofices ~'t:':\":'~..l=ll ~L NOTICE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommends that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send · money thi'J)J.!Qh the .m811 until you haVe investlgat.· l& ... l" ?A~ 6(.f1£~ 02008 by NEA,Inc. ·• Be....m Down flow furnaces Len· nox.60 thsBTU$200 also 451nsBTU$15Q . Call Loa 992·4400 ·. CLAS~IFIED INDEX . w;.vw.comlcs.com Multi-Family Yard Sale 1301 Sandhill-> Ad Pt. Pleasant across the street from Marshall · Univ. Sat Oct. 18th baby clothes, . toyS, Iangen· · berger ba~kets, motorcy· cl e & lois morn. Odd's & t=nd' s Sale, Monday Friday, 8-4p.m.,Sat.8-12.600 E.Main St .. Pomeroy,Oh Yard Sale and Moving Sale, all kind of i hings lor men & women, also kit. dropleal table, 2 swlval chairs, Maytag pair plus extra Maytag gas dryer, brand new 2007 Yamaha motorcycle w/3.2 miles, 2 miles S of Tuppers Plains Grate residence, start9am,.10/17 E~~~~~~;:;~~;~;;~~~~~e Pill Farm Equi,..nt =;;;;;;; : HOI'M .... .... _,..;;=;,;;;;.;;;;;..,. lmpat~fa WATERFORD The .Easlern Eagles (3-5) are c~ming off _a homecoming wm over Miller lind would like to have the same out~ come"' .lifter they face Walerforo (4-4) on Friday .h ' · rugnt. · ,. The Eagles jumped out tO a huge 42-141ead over 1'he falcons only to hold on late, for a 49-34 win. Eastern;s, Kelly Winebrenner had :29 .l'l!~hes for 184 yards lind Klmt Connery had 9 rushes for .124 yards. The Eagles .dominated the ground game~ith 374 total yards rush, ing. · .. Easte~ will again depend on the strong running · of W~f!ebrenner and Connecy as , ~ey ~e on W~!,terford Friday ntght. . ; The Eagle it. have· aver. ;~ged 24,o'points }ier ganie . ~hi}e givin~ u~ 30 ,9,poin\5 ·. per game this season. Therr :W:ins ' have co~e against· South.. Gallia . (35·8), Hann~(WV) (49·8) and Miller .(49-34) ·with losses to · Alexander (48-14); , , l.torry Crumlllle ~ahama(WV) . (47-19), Southern's Brad Coppick"tries to halt. aMI~er plaY8r durinc Rtver Valley, (14-0)j a high school foolball Q\'me in this ·Frld!ly. October 3' file Trimble (47-0) and Feder&J ·photo in Racine. · Hocking (41 -26). . Waterford had a closer were unable to take advan- Hannan(WV) (57-0), Green w"in than they wo11ld have tage of a turnover plauged (31-14) and Miller (33-~0) liked last week when they Tomcat team. with losses t<i Symmes (35-4), defeated Southern 15·7. This week the Tornados Valley (59-0), The Wildcats committed 11 will hope for some of the Wahama(WV) same good fortune to fall Federal Hocking (50-8) and fumbles, but.ony lost three of. them one of whic~ the ' their way against the TVC- Waterford (15-7) . Trimble c'om!ls into the Tornados converted into a Hockitlg leader. Southern was only able to recover game on a four game win- touchdown . The Wildcats were able to three out of ll turnovers ning streak and last weeks Committed by the Wildcats home win over Division hold on to the win with a last week . rival Federal Hocking . Last dominating ground game One bright spot for the weeks win helped propel th11t racked up " 248 total Tornados came when Justin the Tomcats lo the top of rushing yards, Waterford looks to keep Porter recovered il fumble the TVC-Hocking Divfsioh their hopes alive for a win· and ran in for 11 44 yard and left Federal Hocking . touhdown . The Torn11do needina some help to win ning season when they take defense also held the the division. the field this Friday nlaht. Wildcat offense scorelesi The Tomcats have aver· The Wildcat~ have aver· aaed 27 ,, points per 11ame a11ed Hi.! point_ per aame for the first two qullrters. The Tarnados have aver· while allowing only 14.1 while giving up 20.8 pomts aged 17.4 points~er game points per game. Thanks to per game this season, . and are allowmg 25.9 the strong outing, Trimble Waterford has ·wins Bllainst points per game. finds itseff currentlpanked South Galli a (41 -20) The Southern defense third in the Division 6, Frontier (28·20), Miller · · will need ,another strong· Region 23 standin$s . (35· 7) and Southern with outing like fast week while Trimble has wms over losses · to Grove City tlieir bff~nse will need to Alexander (21 -7), Belpre Christian (33-3), Fort Frye ·score . over their season (26- 10), Fort Loramie•(41 - (14-0) , River Valley (27-7) average this week against 30), Eastern (47 •0), and Trimble (38-0). Trimble to h!Wg with the Waterford (38-0) and The two .teams will kick high ·scoring 'Cats. Federal Hocking (28-6) off at 7:30 p.m. in Southern has wins over with losses to Nelsonville- Waterford . ! Sto!en !l Razor, red/black, $1 ,000 Reward for lnforrnatton, t,.eadlng to Arrest, Call (740)742·3014 or 740·992-3371 lleell a lab DaDe? · York (41 - 13) and Crooksville (19-6) . The two teams will kickoff Friday night at 7:30 p.m. in Racine. fromPageBl Garage Sale Rain or Shine, Lewis Lane Pt. Pleasant. Oct. 16,.17, 18, 8am-5pm , adults. boys, girls brand name clothing, tw in bed. drapes & misc. Tobia LOSTtf lg. & ~ sm. Black lab. letart, Reward 304-895-3274 or 304-593-3702 ~ Football .2j ,... "";:::.::I kltncarlyle~comcnt . net Tol.!iia at •mc 9:00am the other hand - enter Friday nisht fresh off their first loss on the last month, as lhe Rockels had a threegame winning streak ended by Gallia Academy last weekend . WHS had lost its · prellious 15 omcomes before that winning streak originally started in Week 5. The Rockets are led by ·senior lailback Man Lock@rd (5 ·foot-10 , ~95 pounds) , who amassed 885 ru shin~ yards on 148 carries th1s season - an average of 5.98 yards per carry. Lockard also has 10 rushing touchdowns and< II total this season, as well as 15 extra points. Freshman·fullback Jaylen Praler (6-0, 205) also has three touchdowns an!.! 395 rushing yards on 92 carries. Junior quarterback. Cody Wilken (6-3., 170) also ac&mnted for 40 yards passing last . week mcluding one passing TD - and also ran for one score. Wellston has won eight of the last nine head-to-head meetings in this series, wilh Meigs breaking an eightgam!! losing streak last year w1th a 48- 13 win at WHS. Wellston has won fo ur slraighl at · Bob Roberts Field. The .Marauders lasl defeated the Rockets al home back in 1998 , the last time thai Meigs won the . TVC Ohio championship . Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30p.m. POUCIES: OhiO v.llty Publl...lng ttterVH the rtgtit to «fft, rtject, or Clnctltlny ad .t any Umt. Error a mutt bt t1ported on ttt. first day of Trlbunt-s.rttlnei-ReglaW will bt rHponalbll fOr no mort than U. cot! ot tht tplct ~upt.d by lhl error and onty tn. rlr1t ln..r\lon. W1 ph1ll not any tot• or IIII*IH thll ruultt ffom tne publlc.tlon or omlllflon of an _.wrtiMmtnt. Correction wlll be made In th~ llr1t •vallabl• Hlllkln. · Bow '"! 1tway1 tonflcMntlal. • CurNnt , ... Cllrd applln . ·All rea l 11tatt .clvertiMtMnt• 1re aubJect to the Federal Fair Houtlng Act ol1961. • Thla n aoctp11 only Mlp Wlnted .U meeting EOE ttand1rd1 . We wMI not knOWI"Qiy ~~any adwrtlllrl(lln vto.. tton of t!Mll1w. Will not be re1ponslblt fOf mort In 1n ld takan over ttw1 phonll. Yard Solo "Saturday Morning Sports Clinics" SEOAL ' AU. W.L PF PA W.L PF PA Olillieollle . . . . ............ 5-0 .. : .157 ..50 . . ....&2 ... .201 . .1!8 Log&n .... ........ . ......... .. .4-Q ... .142 •.38 ......8-() •• , .283 . .116 lronlon.. .......................3-2 .... 152 ••70 , .·., ..5-3 ... .246 ••105 Gallia Academy ..... . .. ...... . .. .2-2 . , .. 49 .• .111 . .. , ,5-3.. .. 157 , .214 Zarles.ville . . . . .... , . ....... .. ..2-2 ... .109 .. 57 ..... ' .'3-5 . i .. I~ , .160 Jack5on.... ............ .. ..... 96 .,. .1_79 .. . , .S-3 , ,, ..191 , 213 Warren . . . . . .. . . .. .... ... ... .1: ....33 ...74 . .....4•L ...96 ... 183 Manetta . . . . . . .... : . ... 1·3 . : . .82 ... 130 .....2-6 .... 185 . .284 Portsmoutn . . . . . .•.......• •o-s . . . .47 ... 108 .. , .\1-7 . . ..81 • ... 185 Publlc:atlon Sunday Display: 1:00 Thu.-.day for Sundays KIT & CARLYLE . Hannan at Get back into action with Dr. Kelly Roush, Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. Southeastern Ohio Athletic League All Dl•play: 12 Noon 2 Bueln••• Days Prior To ' All ads must be prepaid' • Stalt Your: Adl WHh A Kevward . · InclUde Com~e DHcrlptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrevl•tlons • lntludtl Phone Number And Addrus When Neadtd • Ada Should Run 7 Dayt Previous C hampions - 200 l : Butch Cooper, 2002: Butch Cooper, 2003: Brad Sherman , 2004: Brad Sherman,.2005: Bryan Walters , 2006: Brad Shennan, 2007: Dave Harris. 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RV Serv ice al CarmiLoll & Found ................................ ..; ............ 215 Camper/RVa & Tnollera •••. •••••.••. .••,.•••••.••,•. 1020 339 _3442 or 446•2805 chael Tra ilers Mlmorytrhank You ...................... .............. 220 Motorcycles ............................................... 1025 ~74~0:;:·4:;:46;·; 3e:;2;:.5 Other ServitlU Notlcea ............................... .. ..........,......... .... 22~ Ot...r ..........................................................1030 Real Es!Jie • Peraonala ........... ..............., •.••••••.•••••.- •••••..••••230 Want to buy ............................................... 1035 ~=~==;;,.~ 3500 Rentals Pet Cremations. · Call Wanled ....... ................................................. 235 Automollve ................................................ 2000 2000 Au!omo!IV<' 740·446·3745 Sen~lcoi ••.•.•••..• ,•••••••.. .••.• .•••..•..•••.•• ,............. 300 Auto Rtntaill.-e .....................................2005 Appliance Servlce .....................................,.302 Autoa ...................................... ................... 2010 ~'"""~':!:'.".....,-~ 6 CKC Registered Boxer Apar!monts/ Aulomotlve .................................................. 304 · Claaolo/Antlquea ..................,.................... 2G15 ::: puppies for sate.· 5 Auto• ' Btolldlng Meterlale ....................................... 306 Commerclalllnduotrlal ..........., .................. 2020 George's Portable Saw- weeks old. 2 Fawn & 4 Townhoullli Bualnaaa .............................. ............ .....: ..... 308 Parts & Acceoaorlea •••••••:.,........................ 2025 mm, ·don't haul your Logs Brindle. 3 male 3 female 1992 Camara, VS needs · 1o lite Mill just call Antiquu OVI• n Caterlng ........................................................tlo . Spol1i Utlllty .................. :...........................2030 mother & father bbth on - = - " '....~== work $1,000. 199 1 304.675 _1957 ' Chlldll;lderly Care ••.•••••••••••••..•••••••••••••••.••.••312 . Trucka ........................ ................................. 2035 Clip this AD and take it !i!~"""!ii!=-o==-=- site. $375 each. Antique • gas stove VW Passatt $750 call Computera ................................................... 314 utlllly Trailers ................... :........................ 2040 with you when you visit Prof.uional S.rvioN 740-645-4692 or green/cream in color & •304·B-12-·4-444. -._ __ Contractora .............. :.... ............................... 316 Vana ........................,•• :••....••••, .•..••..•••••••• .••••2045 our community to get c74~0~-44~6-~194;_;;0·~-=~ an antique baby bed 03 Stralus Automatic 4 OomastlcaiJanHorlal ..................................,~18 Wan! to buy , .. .......... ................,••,,............. 2050 this special discount. TURNED DOWN ON Free to good home: white wlbrass accents, cylinder $2800 OSO. Move-in Eloctrtcal ..........................., •••••••••.. •••••.•••.••..•320 Real Eotale Saleo ........................,............. 3000 In Oct and get ~OCIAL 'ECUAITY SSi Young medium sized mattress & . springs, both 256 ..1652 • or 256-1233. $100.00 ofl your 2BA Flnanclal .............................................,.........322 Ce1110tety Ploto ..... ..................................... 3005 Fe- lor $800 fmn, call after 02 Dodge 4 1C~ truck, No Fee Unless We .Win! Golden ~etriever. Huhh ........................................... ................ 326 Com1118rclal.;....... ,.............................. ,...!... 301 0 Apt. in Nov. Currently 334 ~~1 ·~66S~-5~e2;i·~ ~5~~ male. 388-8655 5pm, (740}949-3059 cruise, tilt, a1r. good con- ' renting 1 & 2 BR units ' Hullng & Coollng ..........................,.:.......... 328 Condamlnlums ••: ................... ,.................. 301"5 Home Improvements 330 For Sale by Owner................ ......... .............3020 Spacious floor plans, CKC Reg. Mini DachsFvol / Oil/ Coal/ di~on. I 09.000 miles, lnaurance ...............;...............................,..... 332 · llouoeo for Sale ......................................... 3025 • nunds, 1 long haired feWood/ Gas $4500 OBO. 256·9031 or ranch & townhorl]e style Lawn Servlce ............................................... 334 Land (Acreago) ......................................... 3030 llving, playground & male, $350, 1 snort ;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~iii-~ ;2; 56;.,-1.,:2.;.33;.,_,....~~-: bJ-S!etball Muslc/DancaiDranuo ..... ...., •.••••••••••••••••••. ..•••336 Lots :....... ................................ .................... 3035 coun, on-site • hali-ed male, $300. First FIREWOOD FOR . SALE 02 Honda Accord EX, 4 Other Servlcfl..............:........................,.....338 Wont to buy ................................................ 3040 MoneyToiond laundry facili ty, 24 hr shots and wormed. Call U PICK UP $451LOAD c1oor, · , auto, · toa dod , Plumblng/Eioctricei .•.••• :.............. ................ 34C Real Eatate Rantala ....................... ....:.. ....;3500 emergency mainte· 74 5 0·388·844 or 446-6832 92,000 inileS. 245-5526 NOTICE Borrow Smart. . Profeaalonal Sefvlces........., ....................... 342 Aparlmenta/Townhouoea ......................... 3505 nance, quiet country lo740 645 2396 . Rapolra .................................................... ..... 344 Comlll8rclal........................................ ;•• .••.•3510 · Contact - lhe Ohio. Oi\11- lea - '· May """'""'""'""'""'""'"" 2006 Durango 4 wheel cation d ose to major ve a message ion or Fina"'ial lnS111U· Roaflng ...... ............; .•,..................,................346 Condomlnlul1)& .......................................... 3515 • ' "' Miscellan.out drive, l~the r. sun roof. & . medical facilities, ' tlons Office of Consumer Cur Squlfrel Dog for sale ;;;;;;;;;ii;i;i~~~= DVD player, $10.000. • · Securlly ...................................;...................:348 Housilalor Rent••.. .•••. •••••... ,•••••• ..••..•.•••••••• 3520 , pharmacies, grocery Al1airs BEFORE you reU- or trade for a gun 256·16 18 Tax1Accountlng •• ..•••• ..••••••••. ..•...••••• ••••••• ,•. .•• 350 Land (Aorugel .... .. .... ..................,............. 3525 store ... JUSI minutes nance your home or ob- 304-675-61 32 . Jet Aeration Motors r~ ~::.:.:;~-..:...-TrsveiiEntlrtllnmant ...............................:•• 352 · Slorage ........, ........................., ........ ............ 3535 away lrom other major Flnanclal ................... ....................................400 Want to Rent .............................................. 3540 tain a loan. BEWARE of For sale Dalmatian Pups Fo:Ue, Te; :d Shopping in the area. Financial Servtcea ..........:............................ 405 ManulaCiured Houalng •...••.•••...••••••••••••. ••• 4000 reqUests for any large AKC r~. 1sl· s·nots & $650 HOneysuc:kte. Hilla ·• l-600·537.· 952e. . car, . lnaurance .. .............. ........... .....,............... ...,410 Lots•••••••: .. .....................,•..••••.••..••.•••••••••••••• 4005 advance payments of wormed $325.00 a Apenmenta MOney to Land ........ .. ................... ................ 415 Movera ........................................................ 4010 I ees or 1 •59;:1,;;~;;;93;;;6;..,,,..,. 266 Colonial Drive ff11 3 ·-------- = J.(7.,4!;j 0), ·nsurance. Ca11 304 _675 _6767 the Office of Consumer Was co wall fold tread(.--. Utilily Education .......................... ........................... 500 Rantala ....................................................... 4015 Bidwell , Ohio 4561 4 Aft~rs loll free • at Free makl kitten , 10 mill $150. 740-446·74el ..,_. .. BUllineu Trade School ........................... 505 Salea••••••• ,.,................................................. 4020 7·0·446-3344 lnstrucHon & Tralnlng ................................. 510 Supplill .......................,•... .- ........................ 4025 1-866·278·0003 to learn weeks old lltt8r·tralned, ~~~~!'!"'!~~ 1993 S10 Bla zer,4 door, Office Hours M, W, F Leaaona ........................................................515 Want to Buy ..........: ................................... 4030 If lhe mortgage ~roker or 304-B12-e057 or NEW AND USED STEEL 131,000 miles, Gooel ga·s 9AM ·5PM lender Is properly II· 304·882·3995. Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar mileage, 4114, 6cyl ., 4.3 Parsonol ....................................................... 520 Roaort Proper!Y ....................,.......... .......... sooo Anlmals .................................................... ....600 Raaort Property lor ule ........................... 5025 censed. (This is a public for Concrete Angle, engine, Air, All Power. Animal Suppllea ...,..........:........................... 605 Raaort Property lor rant ........................... 5050 service ' announcemenl Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Red & Cream color, Horoea ..........................................................610 Employ1118ni ... ............................................ BOOO from the Ohio Valley Grating for Drains, Drive- Great .condition, $3000 ' Llvtatock......................................................815 Accountlns;Financloi .••.. :••••••.•• .: •.•••••••••••••&002 Publishing Company) wa ys & Walkways. L&L Neg .. Call 740-256·1332 Peta .......................: ............ : ..........................620 Admlnletratlva/Profeaalonel... .................. 6004 Fa- Equipment Scr&l) Metals Open Mon. or 304-638·0485 Wont 10 buy ...... .. .......................................... 625 Caohler/Ciark ............................................. 8006 ~i;lli.;·•~·~~-=~ Tue, Wed & Fri. Agrlcuhuro ... ...................... .......... ...... .......... 700 Child/Elderly Core ..••••.••....•••••...•••••••••••••••• 8006 Rf'<JI E'ilfi!C 1'45·New Holland Ma- Bam-4:30pm. Closed :.woo Farm Equlpment., .......................................,705 Clerlcal ....................................................... 6010 Silles nure Spreader/ Like new, Thurs. Sat & Sun. Garden & Produci ................................... ....710 Conatructlon .............................................. 6012 40 446 7300 heavy · duty. Call = ', · 1BR Apt, WID hookups , Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain ............ ................: •. 7\5 Drivers & Dollvary ........... _•••••. ,.•••...•••••••••• 6014 BuolneSchool .11 & Trac&. 740·256-6864 = satellite TV inc! : w/rent. Hunting Land .... - •••. ,................................ 720 Educotlon ............................. .-..................... 6018 Wont To Buy --=C;.•;;;m.;m;;;;orct;"a;;;l=;;;;;; close to hospital. Call want to buy ............. .....................................725 Electrical Plumblng ..........:............ ............ 6018 --~~~Oiii;;;;;;;ii EBV, INTEGRITY, -;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~~;;;;;;;;;; ,_ 74()-339·0362 Galllpolll C...r KIEFER BUlL.,. oiii For sale or lease .:,.;:;~~~;-~r...;_ __ -Mtrchlondloe ................:,.......:...................... 900 Emplo,ment Agenc~........................: ..... 6020 ,, , 2 room furnished apt. lot Antlquea ........:......... .....................................905 Entertalnmenl ........................: ................... 6022 Cohege VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· Buying tools sell or trade officelwarehouf''Y'storage rent. 7 miles below Ga!lj.. Appllance .......... .. ....................,................. ... 910 · Food Servlcea ................................ .......... .. 6024 (Careers Close To Home) stOCK TRAILERS mechanic-carpenter lawn great location in Gallipo· · ' pOlis. Pa~ing for one car Auct\ona .... ................,....... .. .......... .., ••••••••••••915 Govemment F-al Joba,,,,,............... 6026 Call Todayl 740.446-4367 LOAD MAX EQUI P· & gw:den power tools. Us. 1800 sq. ft. only. $275 month .+ elec·Bargain Blaenionl.,.. .............................. ..... 920 Help anted- General .................................. 6028 gal l ~~~-~~~=.edu MENT TRAILERS, Call 740·388-1515 or cell S400/month. Call Wayfle tric. Deposit required. Colloctlbleo .................................. ................ 925 Law Enlorcemant ...................................... 15(130 404 •456' 3802 AccrediTed Member Accretlh· CARGO " EXPRESS · & 740' 20B-OJ 20 Stop 1n office at 1'03 computera ................................................... 930 Malntan•nco1Domaatlc ............................. 6032 ing Council for lnclePer.dent · HOMESTEADER Eastem Ave. tor rental Equlpmen11Suppllll ....................................935 ManagemeniiSu,..,laory ,....................... 6034 Colleges and Schooi!I 1274B CARGO/CONCESSION Absolute Top Doll'r - sil- -;;;;.;H;;o~u;;-~Fo~r..Sa~lo;;;;; application or call Fit~~ M~rketa ................................................ 940 Mochlnlca ............................... ......: ............ 6038 TRAILERS. B+W ver/gold coins, any, iiiii 446-514 Fuel Oil COaiiWoodiGIIa ...... .. .. ..... .............. 945 Medical ....................................................... 6038 GOOSENECK FLATBED 10K/14K/1 eK gold jew· 166 Nonh Park Or. ~~~~~-~ Furnllurt ...................................................... 950 Mualcal ....................................................... 6040 $3999. VIEW OUR EN· etry, dental gold, pre 304·675·5640 or 2BR APT. CIA. (740) · • HobbyiHunl Sport .................................... 955 Port-Tlmo-Tomporarlea ........................ ..... 6042 TIRE . TRAILER INVEN· 1935 US currency, 304·593-1204 Will sell on 441 -0194 •· Kid's corner ........................................... ......,960 Roatauranta ............................................... 6044 Hones TORY AT proof/mint sets, dia- Land Contract · or Out ~ 3 _roo .;..m_s_a_nd~b-altt~up· Mlacen•neous.............................................. 965 S.lea .. ............. ............................................ 6048 ~==~==~ WWW.CAAMICHAEL· mollds , MTS Coin Shop. Rp,lagnh t. caAts o, a rW·ealpll~~,·not~ slair!:l. Completely furwan! to buy ...................................................970 Technical Tradea .. ..................................... 11 0 Miniature Paint . StuO. TRAILEAS.COM 1,P 1 2nd Avenue, Galli- . ¥-" nished with W/0. No Yard Sale .....................: ..................\ ............ 975 Textllts/Factory ..: ..................... ................. 6052 ' . . ~-n 740.446·3825 -t. polls. 446·2842 meni to See them bo1h. pels. Ref. Roq.-441 ·0245 ~· 5.00 qai1 25(H233 .,...,..= = ~~.:;;:; ~:~~· ~=~7 :o~eb~~~n~~ ~~r., ~~:k a ==·====;,.., =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;, a a ca" a. aoso I 10 �., ••II/ wv. Now accept· appltca1k:ll1s tor HUD·aubsidlzed, one 8edroom Apts. Utilities ihduded. Based on 30% cif adjusted income. Call ··~-882-3.121 , available tor Senior and Disabled • 18 ,peop · bortlood.large ycirO.Ideat for 1 or 2 people. new appliances.Calt 992-5094 and leave a message. ""======= "iii~;;;C;;;o;;;mm=or=a• ·a;;;l= = ': 2 bay service station · Jackson • Pike. uauuu Free Rent Special!!! 2&38R ond up ' Central Air, W/0 hookup, teoant PloY$ electrk;:. EHO Elm View Apts. (3041AA?-301 7 r -- Twin Rivers Tower is accepting applications for waiting list for HUD subBkllled, 1-BR apartment for the elderty!disabted, call ~75-S679 IIMutllul Aptl. It Jtck• I Lease :~~~~~=· int~.all CONVENIENTLY LOeATEO & 1.\FFOROABLE! Townhouse apartments, and/or small houses ror rent Call 740 .. t -tt1t lor apptl~'"':'& inlonnatoo ' n. 446·3644 ;;;,,.,;,;,;;,7""'=""" • Houaet for Rent . Equal 740·446·2568. 304-488-7946 Opponunity 54 ""~====;;;;;;;= ~~-:--:--:---.~ =="':~J~ob:O:s~:-'= -Equal Housing Opportu'- 3 Bd. spac1ous nlty. This Institution 1s an $750 M. , plus " -vider and Employer. On Call/Part T1me ca ter ing. food seN•ce workers Rentals & expenenced cook. Ap · ptv 1n perspn at Sode;.co 2 br mobile home- In I oofj Sew•ces ill R10 Racine , $325 per mo. Grande U•wers•ty $325 · OOp . yrs lease, ~-.,-~.,....,--$60 non-refundable wa· Supervisor/Bookkeeper ter dep .. no petsJ no calls PM .$c weekends . Com· after 9pm. puter skills reqwred. (740)992·5097 Food serviCe experience prefenecl. App!~' in per:;::-::::--:--:--:---~ son a1 Sod . exo Food 2BR. 1 batll on farm Servoces at Roo Gl"'nde ., ~~~~:r ~~;~~-~~~~~ UnNers1ty. 540-729· 1331 Government& Federal ':$400/mo +- deposi t, 1 BR, Fede • ~l Funds JUSt reRg&Aef. !urn, W&D leased fo.r Land Owner s. hook N V No closing cost and up, o steps, ery ZERO DOWN' w;u do clean, 11 4 State St, land improve ments. 1140-441 ·0596 Bankruptcy & Bad Credit !!'"~"':'"---~~~ OK. 2. 3. 4 and 5 beO· 2 BR house m Gallipolis, rooms availablE' WID conn. $4 15/mo 740 _446 _3384 $ 150/dep. You pay all utilities. No section 8 or Mo'b•le home for rent 2 HUD Call Wayne 404-4 56-3802 BA bath: new lumacelca: new appll2BR house located rn ances: new lbath l1ke new town, Galhpolis, OH. home, no pets. 3675 B~· $500/mo plus utilities. No Iaviiie P1ke 740 -416· 4234 P.ets. 740-44 1·0110 or or 740·208·7861 740-591-5 174 38R located on Bulaville 2br On the River in -.Ma$475/lent Pike son. HUD Approved Ref740-367-7762 loin Eltatea. 52 West- erences 304-862-3512 or -wood Dr., from $365 to ' ~-:--:---.:------~ Scenic loca tion. conven- hom~ ient to town and affmd able. ;? & 3 bedrooms Pro- avai lable mid Nov available call Pomeroy. 740·992-751 1. (740)992 -5639 ut~iti es. .0111Cioul Living 1 and 2 2' BR $400 montll ' $400 :.Bedroom Apts. at Villag e deposit plus utilities. 88 ~anor Sales t99o Clayton t 4x70. 3br. 1b, new carpet. new AiC 7 40 4 5 1 6 4 6 :Apts. in Middleport, from __~·~ 6 ~":-~":~""::~~ wlfurm ture & metal car· $327 to $592. BA house Gallipolis , pori , porches. ex . con .. 740-992·5064. Equal Oh , $375 per mth plus mu st be moved, $ 12,900 Housiilg Opportunity. utilities, $375 deposit, no (740)992·6649 pets. 256·666 1 ~ice Clean· Grountl .Floor, 2br, WID hooKup, New ' 28R 2 bath your 2904 Doublewide 'in new ~efertl00!9/0eposiVNo chOice of renting com- condit 1on. 4 bedroom, 2 .Pets 304-E75-5162 p!e tely furnished & all bath, all appliances inutilities paid or you l}ro- elu ded, $37,000 loca ted Pleasant Valley Apar1- viding furn1ture & lltili ties at 176 zuspan Lane Ma· ments Is now taking ap- NO LEASE 44 6- 70~9 son C• ty 304·675-2 11 7 plications tor 2BR, 3BR 48R HUD Subsidized Church parsonage. 3BA. 2 bath. lull basement. 2 B1 and new 3bed 2batll '"Apartments. Application s garage. Includes on + -half acre in Pl. :Sre taken "''l onday car FIWID. new fridge and Pleasant. OWNE R through , Friday. from NANCE AVAILABLE rang e. Sits on nearly 2 9am·4pm , Office is lo· (740) 446-3570 cated at 1151 Evergreen acres. $700 plus sec. or inspec dep. For info Drive, Point Pleasant. tion ca ll 245-003 1 91 14x70 mobil e home. 3 wv. 304-E75· 5800 br , 2 ba th. ready to be $ 10.500. Three Bedroom house moved. At# 2 Nor1h . Two Bed· 740)59 1-8936 room Mobile Hpme Conley I"IOflO<J l"'roperty: . t:: nJO Camp arm weath er lor lh 304·895·3t 29 inter Mobile Hom sa le, illcludin Tara Townhouse Well maintained 4 · br. or OxM lot. Located i Apanmeots 2BA. 1.5 house & 2 br. cabiil on bath, back patio, pool, 200 acres clos& to p:>eautitul Inverness. Fl playground, (trash. · sew· Pomeroy. available lm· n a quiet 55 plu s co m fun ity Cal age, water pd.) mediately, 40-44 t ·5734 0 (740i992-4590 or $425/rent, $425/sac. 40·645·0632 740-41 6·7536 dep. Call740-367-0547 and ·. Foool S.rvic11 ·· ThUI'Idly, Octoblr 16, 2008 ALLEYOOP . -Medical riOUSin9 ing :$560. t.\anulactured 4000 Apertrntnt available now Very nice 1 BR home in Rlvel'bend Apts. New Pomeroy. great ne•gh· Havea Thursday, October 16, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Ptge 84 • The Daily Sentinel Riverside Ga rl1eld Av. Ge llipo ti s. 2 :::'!:-=-::=-:::-=-:::::;: :& FEDERAL 60-hr. EMT Miner Class & Refreshers 40-tu Sur· lace ApprentiCe BO-hr. Underground Apprentice tG·h• T•ee Gteanng M1ne ·unoe•ground For· man Class M•nor Solely Equ1pment Store For m01e rnformabon call Wll1t-Co T1a1ning 304·372-8346 ~-~~~"':":"~~"::" A LOCAL MANUFAC· TUREA IS taking apl)!ica tions fm EXPEBIEtall Mig Welders Please ap·. ply in person at 2t 50 Eastern Avenue . Gallipo· lis OH POSTAL JOBS An Excellent wa~ to eam $1789'2827/HR ow money. The New AVon · ·.;~ · . n Marilyn hllllly. For applicauon Call a11d free government job 304·882·2645 ·nto. ca 11 Arne r~ca n As 1 soc. . of labor Attention Grafters: Overt-9 13-599-8226. 24Jhrs. brook Center 1s cetebra t· "'rnr, serv tng 20 years of quality " ,... ""==-==,......,.,~ nursing care a1 our an· POST OFFICE . NOW nuaf Oktobertest on SatHIRING ;wg Pay $20/hr urday October tS, events or Sli7K(yr, includes begin at 1Oam and end Fed Ben, QT Place by at 2pm. crafters are to adSowce not nfl1li.1 ted prov1de own table and with USPS who hires. cha~rs. booth space 1s 1-66_6-403-2582 lhMed. interested. era!· ,;,;;,;,,;;;,;;;,;,;;,,.,.,= ters should COiltact . Eirtily Help Wanted . General Casto or Michelle Ken· S250 Sign on &anuS Ten p0sJ1ions need filled by next week! No expe•.ience fequired, NO Sales, No Collections! AecrJ.llt volunteers tor non-prolit organizations sUch as St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Ge t pa1d to make a ,dilh;nence! Full and Part·time Positions. D<1y and Evening · Shilts Professional W01~ Enwonmen t! Med1cal. De1~ lal. EAP. 401 K' ' On·SIIB Doctor Weekly Pay and Bonus Incentives' Csfl TODAY! lnlerview TOMORROW!! Work NEXT WfEK.'If 1-888-IMC-PAYU Ext. 1921 ·http://jobs.lntocislon.cgm CNA s & Resrdent Assrs!ants lnteriJie~'ll Are Now Be•ng Conductecl FOf CNA & Res•\ient Ass1sto;~nt · Pas•· liOn!i If You Ale A Car· 111g. Enthus•asllc. De· pendabte Person. fhen We Want You To Join Our Team, Come oM Over & Check Us Out'' Yu u'll Be Glad You D1d! compe ,.I,IV€ CNA wages, Pa"1'-' Vacahons · Pu1d Meals. Many Other Benehts. R<!IJenswood Care, Center.t t13 Wash· lngton St. R.avcnswood. WV Reference"' Ae · · ..., nuo'o ed E 0 E ... · · Home Health Care of SoUtheast Oh•o lnc., is currently · l'ming h'Ome health a•des Cerl ified or e~~:penence. Bonuses Call Available . 1866·366·1100. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE · Room Additions I Remodeling • New Garages · Ele:c:tri cal &.Plumbing • R oolln~ I Gutters · Vinyl Sid ing & Painting • Patio and Porch Decks wv 036725 V.C . YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy Oh1o 25 Years Local (xper~encr I f' ROGER HYSllLS 740-992-5682 neely to reserve bOO th Reitauronts Complete Tree Care space by ca11 1ng Insured · FIM Ettlm.,ea 740·992• 7. HI)..U I ·9387 Now Hmng Experienced. wai tstaff cooks. dish· 20 yetrr .,,.,~enct AVON1 ap,...,& .y delivery 111 person & Cl!urcn __ QjJcC)llnr _;;..._, II Sell A•ea Sh''rl To ers wa shers driv· .__ _ Buy 11 Spears 04-6751 429 -....... , Hnrry's Famous Hot S.<~IO!"Citlr•n ::,;=,;;,;;,;;,;;,.,., ~=~~~~~-~ Please appry in person. E~perie 11 ced doze• or Loca ted @ 426 Viand operator. Street in downtown Point backlloe between Pleasant. (740)992-2478 7:30am- 12:00 m ~===~ Service 1 Bus. 9000 MOS D~rectory COORDINATOR Edgewood Manor of Wellston so· sk 1lled bed Fac1hty 'RN "2 yrs MDS Experience "Exceptional cqmmunicalion & people ski lls 'l nt erperson::~l & organizariMal skills To apply, v1si t: www.consufalcmgtcareers.com 405 North Park Ave Wells ton, OH 4569 2 740-384-56 t 1 EOEJSFtDF .__...;.,;,;;.;...;.._ __, Hill 's Self Storage ,' •New Homes ~Garages . • Complete Size• 5'x1o· Remodeling ' Hours 7:00 AM-8:00PM wheel al !gnlnt:nts. light 111 1.'\'huni~..· work . L'O tnpl ('tC ~erv ice oil ch•mgc ... ~111 <1 11 engine rt!p;llr. We ·All types Masonry, brick, block. stone. Free Esti· ma tP. 740·416-7305. 304-593-6421 10 9 South • J 10 South ·1 • Pass . /" "'~ ........_ CIA ;====~~~~~~~=~===1 740.446.9200 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpoUs .l tiAT~ TO r~EAIC -~ ,, ~ Tt-115 TO YOU, ~/lf·ll~. / ,UT YOIJ'V~ ,~EN C.OMP/lOMIS~I>. BARNEY . MY GOODNESS, LOWEEZY !! YOU GOT ONE RELATIVE AFTE~ ANOTHER COMIN' TO VISIT !! THEY'VE · HEARD WE'VE GOT EXTR'f ROOM RV 's I NEveR SHOULD'A LET JUGHAID BUILD THAT, . TREEHOUSE !! NOW!! (7411) 992-5344 Mon-Fri. .'- OH CUZZtN LOWEEZY.-•• WE NEED MORE TOWEI.S !! Sat. X:[M) am - 12 We appreciate yo11r J" husiuess Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 IO I I l ONS t I{L( 1 111\ Cell: 74~16-5047 IX)ES M'1 C:OO\IE'.R- lrsheclfrm®acU.com 5/1-TIO~ Owners: on Oh•o valley Horne · email: Jon Van Meter & SAVINGS Health, Inc. llinng. t-tom9 Concrete Removal Health Aides. STNA. Paul Rowe and fleplacenient . CNA. CHHA. PCA may apply at 1480n Jackson Qf Pike. Gallipolis. Ohio or ~• . 'coiie~ -~ . ..1'~_'~ ' ~ 'r ., phone 740·441 - 1393 tor mme info. Competitive 28 Years Experience wages, mileage reimblJi semenl and 'benefits New 3 Bedroom ho mes 1ncludlflg hualth insw - Owner Operator Oppot· from $2 14.36 per month. · ance & much more luni~s R&J Trucking · · Insure includes many upgrades. Mmiett a, Ohio ha s opwvo•2182 Free Estimates delivery & set-up. Gallrpohs C<1rccr College! portun itiE!S avai'lable tor 740-385·2434 1s seek1ng part ·t•me in- Owner Operators with1n lr.-.,---7:1':-::-;-:-:...-::==-rr....-:=:-=:~l:'ll struclors who possess a the region. We feature mas tei's degree in gen- weekly Settlements, In· 6000 Employment eral education subjec t ar· eluding fuel surcharge & Seamless Gutters eas such as: English trailer ~ n tal. Operators ROOting, Siding, Gutters Math , and Social Sci· hould have ,newer equip· Insured & Bonded Clerical ence s. C-rnai l resu mes menl. For more inlonna740-653-9657 10 jctan•ck•@galli'polisc<l - IIOn · cont<1ct •Denn1s at c· li Local busin ess is accept reerco 11ege.com or a 800·462·9365 1ng applicationsl\:esumes _ _ 800 214 04 52 for part-time cle rical" posi - .;.;..;,;....,,..;.;____ lion. Mon-Fri. 30 hrs · pe r SorrieonJ to work on Service Manage1 & Sel'v qulrements of section week Pre~Jious ex.peri· trash route Duties in- 1ce Technician positions PUBLIC NOTICE ence IS a plus. Please elude bu t not limited to· available. Hen lth care & NOTICE: ;s hereby · 3905.481 of the Re· mail/email fesume to throwing tr ash, driving Retireme11t pfans cwail· given lhal on Saturday, vised Code for the Precision Fabricators, truck. mus t ha~Je clean able. Please send re- October 18, 2008 at 200512006 compliance 7181 Ohio Rive r Road, drivi ng recOrd, be at least sume to 10 :00 a.m., a public period. Point Pleasant, wV 25 years old, good 'work LLC@C AREQ COM or sale will be held at 211 IT IS THEREFORE OR· W Second . St, DERED that pursuonl 25550 or . sales® pre· references. Send resume· tal( to 740-446·91 04 Pomeroy, Ohio. The to section 3905.482 ol 'abllc.co m No phone to ·P.O. Bo~ 21', Bidwell, calls please. OhiO 45614 Taylor made counter Farmer& Bank and Sava the Revised Code, :the . • tops. Looking tor solid lngs Company Is selt· Ohio Insurance llcanH. Maintenance Plus Individual ' surface tabrica tDfs. E~ · lng far cash tn hand or of each Help Wanted Help Wanted Comml',rd(l/ & RcJ·idnJfiol pe1ience 1n cabinet st1op certified check the fol· tlsted below be and * Pmmpt and Q_uality lowing collateral: hereby Is revoked. The Vinyl will be helpful but will . Work 2007 Chevrolet Sliver- revocation shall be al· tram nght people. Must Siding/Replate menl ado 2KH Vln fective November 14, *Reasonable Rates pass pre-employment Windows/Remodeling 11GCHK29U17Et18487 2008 ; *In sured testing. drug screen. The Farmers Bank and KNAPP. JAN A 008: Vonded li Insured cnminal background *Experienced Savings · Company, 01107/1946 PO BOX 61 740-992·1493 Office check. 6 month train ing References Available! Pomeroy, • Ohio. re- LANGSVILLE, DH ~92-6614. program. · 740-416·8339 Cell serves the right to bid 45741 Call Gary Stanley@ Call 74D-379·2267 for in· Fre<; Estimated at lhl~ sale, and to SANDERS, ASHLEY N · 740·591 ·8044 tarview. An E ~ua l opporwtthdraw the above DOB: 07/t411982 Pomeroy, Ohio lunity Employer. Please lea~e messa" e -collateral prior to sale. 5t145 ST RT 681 Further, The Farmers REEDSVILLE, DH Mona~ment/ Bank and Savings 45772 Supervltery Company reserves the A copy of this ·order right to reject any or all may be obtained lrom Property Management bids submitted. . Stephen C. Hombach. PT. Community ManThe above described Ohio Department of Inage l needed for local collateral will be sold surance, 50 West Town · apartme11 t community fo· ''as is-where is", w-ith Street, 3rd Floor, Suite cated in Gallipolis, Oll io. no expre s sed or im· 300, Colurilbus, OH Ideal condida te will have plied Warranty given. 43215·. · previous experience 1n For further information, As set forth In O.R.C. property management at or for an apPointment 119.12, a~ •ppeal of a Rw al Deve1opment to inspact collateral, this Order may be property, exc€ 11ent com·· prior to sale date con· taken by flllng ·a nollce ·VInyl Stdlng municat1on ,and organi:za- ' tact Cyndie or ken at of appeal with the De· Rooting, Siding, • Replacement \lona l sk1lls a ~d be de· Soffit, Decks, 74D-992·2136 . partment of Insurance, Wlnd~wa ~ndable . Heulth lilsur(1 0) 15, 16, 17 A copy olthe nollce ol Doors, Windows, . • Roofing ance & 40 l k available. oppeal shall also be Electric, P.lumbing, • Oecks Salary dependent upon tiled with the appraprl· Drywall, experlt nee. Submit rePublic Notice ate court of common ·Garages . Remodeling. Room sume & salary require· pleas . Such notices of • Pole Buildings Additions ments to: Gallipolis C M., FINDINGS AND OROER appeal shall be flied • Room Additions Gors.uch Mgt.. P.o. ~ox Locot Conlractor OF REVOCATION within fifteen (15) dayo Owner: 190, Lanca ster OH Th e Superintendant ol ol the third date ol ptiiJ. Jamee Keesee II 43 130·0 190 or email to· Free Eatlmetea Ins urance Issued a Nc>o. llcatlon of thl• nOUce kda sbtJty~emba rqmn~ com 742·2332 t lce of Opportunity for and Order. Eac~ lndl· EOE Hearing to each of the vidual listed , lfbove individuals listed may appaallo lhe court Medical For Remodeling and New House Building bolow. The Notice wos of common pleas of the ••rvad on each lndlvid· count)' In which his or Call: A &' L Home . Care and 1101pursuant to section her business lslocoted Training Center. LLC tn Add i tion s • G~rage s Vinyl 11 9.07 of the Revised or the county In which ProctoNJIIe, Ohio is now C od e. More than th trty he or she Is a rnldent. hlring a part·time LPN for (30) days have elopse<l tf he or she is nolo res· resp,11e · nursing and o n namebran d from the date of serv· ident of and has no 'Barns • ·s, sk•lled nurs•ng \'ISitS and ice or from the last date place of bualneas in s hoes lo r th e entire fa m ily !! a PT!per d•om AN in the of publication and each Ohio, he or she may Lawrence/Ga llia County ollhe Individuals listed appeal to the Court of ~ 7239 R iebel Road . Long B ottom . 011 areas. Must· have .an ac· below has not re· Common Pleas of tlve Oh1o license or be quested a hearing. Franklin County. The eligible lor Qhio hcen· After reviewing the notice of appeal shall sure, a caring attitude, records io these cases, set lorth the order apCell: 740-4 16-1834 be dependable and have the (Across fro m lhe city park) Superintendent pealed from and the 25+ years experitnce Frer Estimates rehable transportatlbn . trnds that: grounds of the appeal. .. 740-441 ·90 1 0 We o11er compet•llve 1 . Each of the lndlvldu· This Order Is hereby Hrs: M -F 10-6 wages: IICXIble SCilod· a is listed below is II- entered in lhe Journal Sat 10-.6 l.lfes and weekly com censed in this sta1e as of 1he Ohio Department pensatJon. For •mm9Cii· an 'tnsura n ee agent. Closed S unday of Insurance. (lie considerallon. call 2 . Each o f tha individu· MARY JO HUDSON 740·886-7623 and speak a ls listed below failed Superintendent ol Inwitll DawnelltJ or Ruthie to comply with lhe con- surance EOE. t lnu ing edu cati on re - ( 10) 16, 23, 30 'T • - A:U Tfpt$ ~ e<lRE. 'I'OU'? L - - - - - - -' October 18th & 19th 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Quality Seamless Gutters Located on Leon Baden Road off Route 87, 14 mlteslrom Pol~t Pleasant Offering you rurt antiques, IIJ!rcat Yurlcly or glassware. beautirul pictun·s.l.:ivil War items, World War lund other rare military Looking for an experienced Body Shop Painter-Body Tech. Please call (740) Ask t"or J.aura Rose. Please Contact Me Between the hours of 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Friday. llems. Ship itern.'i to include Hrus.~ Fnghu•n. CompBSS, Mast Heads, and a 6' 7" htautirul ~alden and mun}r cnllectihh•s. Enjoy our c_uuntry location with us. Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal Advertise in this sp~ce for $64 per month J&L Construction CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION NO, CONRAD, I DdN'T THINK '{0() 5110ULD IIAVE 'fOUR IJeAI< PIERCED.- COW and BOY 'IOU'VE LIVED'A. LONGTI~ RIGHT, ONJ! j WHAT WISDOM CAN I CUSS. YOU PASS ON TO VOLI1 ~ TO GUIDE HIM OVEr? · LIFE"S OBSTAa.ES 1\110 HELP HIM AVOID PITFALLS YOO ____....._ MAY HAVE EXPEI1fENCEI) : WOW; THANKS FOil DEMVSTIFYING THE SECt1.ETS OF . CROSSING THE STREET, SAGE. ELDEJ1. _) ALON6THE . WAY? 740-367-0544 It has been voted by lhe Kipling Shoe Co. $5 & $10 SHOE SALE CONTINUES members present at the 28, 2008 regular meeting of Feene)"Berm e tt P ost #128. May American Legion , Middlepo rt , OH , t o sell 1tte Post's farm located on Bai le)! Run R o ad . A· purchase agreement has been accepted from a b id clos e s t lo pending sale will impact th ose 300 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH with hunting rights on thi s fa rm . #23 A.F. & A.M. will hold a special meeting Saturday, Octo ber 18th 2:00 Work in the M.M. Degree at MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room • and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Patio Porches arid Decks IIIE W.IUCDI, OMEI the appraise d va lue . T his Clifton Lodge _ 740-367-0536 ' 740-985-4141 , • • Advertise in this space for $64 per month I'M 'THIS THIRP MeCHANICAl- PeNCil. FROM Obi. 1l4E !.EFT +2 double, pass 40' Hairy Astro·Graph Jimmy 41 Epic of Troy 43 Helen, in Spanish 45 Startled 1 London 16 Ginnie or dletrlct Fannie 2 Till the sail · 18 Economic 3 Like-- of . brlckl. ind. 20 View from 4 Della or Pee Giza cries • Wee 21 Veldt 47 Exclude 5 Ben & Jerry scavenger 48 Two-star rival 22 Longings (hyph.) . 6 Treaties end 23 Cunning them 49 Uniform 24 Rnource 50 Tyronno-25 Yon maiden saurus27 - kwon do 51 Consumer 29 Beseech protection 30 One, to org. Conchi1a 52 Raw metal' 32 Chern room 53 Bear loir 7 Nebraska hub 8 Afire 9 Doctor's payment 10 Heollont aounds 11 EPA otot 12 Rod-coaled crusher Singar Willie Nelson said, ~once ;oU replace negative thoughts with positive ones, you'll start having positive resulis." As we saw last week, negative doubles can lead to posijive results . (A rl9Qa1ive double ls made by responder after part· ners· opening one-bid has been overcalled in a su~ by~the nex1 player. Its pri· mary aim is to flnd a fit in an unbid major.) However, although· the '!_~gatiVE! .• double is an excellent ~~lliV8-bid.. : ding tool, how does ~e responder double the overcaller for penalty? He Is not allowed to stand on his chair bafore booming, , doublet" Instead, the responder must pass, preferably without more than a momentary pause. He must hope that ;! lhe next ~ayer also pa5ses, his partner will reopen with a double. Then the responder will pass again, turning "the takeout double into one for panal1y - as In today's deal. Wheh South's one-hear1 overcall is passed back to East, he must resist the temptation to rebid one spade. He must double, which West happily passes. (II North runs to one spade, 'East should double and thSt contract should go down , three, "the defense taking one heart, two diamonds, a diamond ruff, a hear1 ruff, a second diamond ruff and thre:e spades.) Against one haart doubled, West leads his singleton diamond. East wins with his . queen: cashes the diamond and Continues with the diamond seven, the high card asking for a spade return . East then takes two spade tricks and gives West another diamond ruff, wtlo has lhrea more trump tricks to come. That Is down lhr... plus 800 · lor East-West Yummy I 34 Went first 54 Massage 37 Crabby 38 Prez after . · CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ceie!ll!y C~ CryptOgriWII Sarl! Cfealed from q001a111:1nS tl'f 'amous people paSt a~O p!e!.ent , Ear::h letter Jn 1he c1p/ler stards tor another · Today'sclua: OaqualsC •• Y R.N "A F Y 0 R V C C N B P 0 B P E VI Y AT MNDBP KDCC V MAFF YNCC OF XAW FWTTNIDBP . '" • YRVY DT BAMAJX X -A WI MDCC OF KA _IZ KOCCOVLF PREVIOUS SOLUTION- ' There's so much pollution in the air now that il11 weren~ for our lungs there'd be no place to put it all.' - Rober! Orben !HAlDAILY 'VlZUR S@~(llA~<Zt~ - - - - - ld~l<l IJy ClAY R. POllAN - 0 WORO GAM I f-....,.-- '* Reorronge lertero of tho lovr .erombled word> low lo form lattr simple words. -'lllrtbtlor: By Beml~;e 8ede 0.01 Your curiosity and zest for learning will lead to mora tra\>el in the year ah$ad. You'te not likely to Simply wander about; you'll have a.specifie learning experience in mind. LIBRA (Sept• .'i!3·0ct. 23) - There are IndiCations that you are likely to be In the thoughts of more than a few of friends , so don't be surprised if your cell phOne Is ringing and your e-mail is filling up. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) - H you're inte{lilated in teaming up In a joint endee.110r, you shOuldn't have any trQuble tinl;liOg some key people who can oollec~ fively help make il a success. · SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23·0ec. 21) Strive to.be as good a llsteQer II& yoo are a fatker. Knowledge and growth comes trom sharing bits or information, while nothing more is gained from listening to your own voice. CAPRICORN IOec. 22-Jan. 19)- Small faciOJs could take on more significance than ·usual, and one reason is thai Your awareness for detail Is highlY accentuat· ed. It's. amazing what is hidden among the chatter. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) - ft's natural to feel more al ease with those wnose politics and philosophies are In lockstep with your own. Giv9 yourself a rest, and stay clear of people who always make you defend your posit~. · PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Think about ways to get more mileage out of your, budget. You're quite ctever at ttlls • time and ccUd come up with a gem oC' idea ro ~ utilize what you have to work wlttt. ARIES (March 21·April19)- You have a talent for milking people feet as if they are important to yoU and others. This . appreciation brings out the best ttiey have to offer. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -You'll real· lze that eliminating unnecessary ele· • rTtRnts Ol wtt1ng corners can become a savings equivalen1 to earnings. Spend a little tlma doing so, and you11 give your· self a raise. GEMINI (May 2l.June 20) - Your com· munlcatlve Skills will play a kay role In establishing helpful sociel contacts and make atleasl two new friendships In the process. One could beCome a . close triefld. CANCER (June2t.Jllly22) -Asktome thought·provoklnlj quastlons at:K:d information that you nHd. and II can bl llttll l!fort. 'lbu~ quickly dleccver tt..t ottlftr& are eager tO lhl.re • wttat thl'l knOw. LEO IJu~ 23-Aug. 221- ~·, uoutlly the tltttl th!nga thattHm to mattlr lhl moat. Make eurt that yau tttvt kind 'ftOldl and thoughtful gMturn to ctflr Mryone you mHI, lltd you'tlllllklo QOOd ana 1~"11 imptiiiiOn. ' ' VI"CIO IAug. 23·111pl. 22) - AllhOIIgh you .,. mora UlUll thin molt canotrn· lng mlttero, you _,•t tl1io , ldgl to - ........ Of lnyOnllt\ any an SOUPTONUTZ cheese ment 39 Jtlngte ~- DOWN 35 Malt !lever.., age 36 RanchHIJ" It goes pass, """""'rod - need sore 23 Neon or I lililll · Frtday, Oct. 17; 2008 ll=:r::::C:i::i::i;ll::i::::::<C:l:l:C::::li lARGE FAll FESTIVAl Pau Pass Ope~ing lead: • Guttering fall in our buildii1gs & fields and "Trophr Fine Things" is ending the Slimmer trith our... East ace _ I David Lewis Pass Pass 740-992-6971 TROPHY'S ANTIQUE EVENT . North Hoople's word 19 Stiff and ozone I • www.auctlonzlp.com #5548 ............t#Dbe...._kcablaetr)'... Welit gambler 11 Lool hair 51 WhodunH 12 Stronger· mUlti ttstlng 54 Elimlnale 13 Rals! 55 Shaltero 14 T.._. .dtil 56 Ukt btue jeons 15 Formato 1& Porridge 57 Loons over 17 Major 58 Conductor's m~f-f 26 Tidy 28 Yn.to Angus 29 Workout ex· ere lee (hyph.) 31. UFO pas· sanger 33 Ready to bake 34 Picks up Vulnerable: Both E-mail: captbill65@yahoo.com Hardwood Cuinury And FIII'IIHure • 6" 3 Dealer: East Auctioneer: BIIIJ l.loble Jr. 140-416·1164 and w i ntc ri 7.C hoHts aml LO M u"'p · 'Q J AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES sL· rvk~ 11\\1 '. 4 A K Q 8 , 3 tAQ7 63 "KQ987 • J 8 5 .. 1/oAK Tm~s. co1nput cr Eut 1/1 411 mo. pd Rd. W~· bu y u ~ed tirt.'s, K 10 9 8 7 52 West Stop & Compare Pomeroy:OH (5 PninisJ Nt.'w & U!oocJ • • • 1n; • A J 10 .6 5 2 .• 748-112-1m L & L Tire Barn 44087 Wi(l(lte IG-1&-<18 .76432 45771 740.949-22t7 ' ~~ng -uth North 296W Bashan Road Racine, Ohio tp 1O'x30·· t Trunk Item 1 Answer 10 Pre•lout Puzzto humanoid 42 Toolco ttxi 44 NovellllUrie 46 Unlucky 6 Orchid- I 8:00am · ~JO pm Concrete · NEA' Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Phillip Alder GIRIBI Dog s New Haven Diesel Mechanic , tow boat e;.cpenecc des~red . Sale1 'good es. e.11 c. benefit ~~-:':'"'~ii"""';:'"-. package 3 4-675·4545. Appalaclli<m T1ru Products. Inc IS currentl y Dhect Care Staff · in resi· seeking a salesperson denti you t ~ program ·lor our Poin t Pleasant. Mu be 2 1, Y ~tars, of age. WV location. Experience Pay ba,se~ experi- is preferred. J.ob beneence Ca l! fits include 40 t K, Health {7'40)379-9083 · Mon-Fri Insurance, · and. 'Paid Va· 9am-3pm. cation are also available. The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 BRIDGE ResCare Home Care · Suppor1 Prov•der ol Serv•ces to Individuals SI.Rt 1241'1111n~IM With MAIOD . Q~rect Care Staff Contact AllOnOa Ope1!HI ..F H<Jrr1son. Monday 9a-5p. through Fnday 9-12Sit. 74(H~G-4814 ext. 26 or e·ma11 resume to: 1harri· r-~~~~~~~ Johnson's Tree son@.rescare.com ..,;,;;;...,.,.,..,.,., Service : 5 ' www.mydailysentinel.com NELEMA P LU T I 3 was your age," stormed the dad, "l had lo walk "When l N A CL A U I ~:~~~~e 1-"1,-i-,!'t._.;1..;,-lr'II'MI-1 0 . ......I L.-L..-.L.-.1..-J..-.L $ ' room Complete the to change the chuckle quoted· ml551nQ word.s by filltng in the you d.welop from slep No 3 below' PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS 1 I I 4 l IN f) : THESE SQUARES ~ic:~~~ieR lETTERS ;oI I I I I I I ·I SCRAMLETS ANSWERS JOil 5108 Damask - Notch - Yucca - Outruri ·- YOURHA"'DS "Ideas,".the professor told his class, "are no thing hut dreams 1Uttiltbey are given form by YOUR HANDS." · .. ARLO&JANIS �·· Pqe 86 ·The Daily Sentinel Thursday,Cktober16,aoo8 www.mydailylentinel.eom ) Fall Hunting Edition inside today's Sentinel Rollirts, H3mels lead Phillies into World·Series . B"( JOHN NADEL ASSOCIATED PRESS ANGELES : LOS ftmmy Rollins got the PJ!illies rollin' with a leadOff ho!ller and they kept right on going. Next stop, the World Series. ; Rollins homered in tl\e first inning, Cole Hamels pitched his third gem of the p'!ayoffs and Philadelphia ))eat (he bumbling Los Angeles -Dodgers 5-1 Wednesday night to }Yin the NL championship seties 4· 1 fpr its first pennant since 1;993. • The NL East champions .:.. the losingest team in pro sports !!is tory - · took ~ advanl.\lge of three errors by shortstop Rafael Furcal in · the fifth inning and sbrugged off another home l")ln by Manny Ramirez. • Now, the Phillies go for • their second World Series title beginning nex.t Wednesday night at Tampa Bay or Boston . The Rays lead the Red Sox 3-1 in the ALCS , which resumes Thursday night at Fenway Park. ' Brad Lidj1e closed it out for the Phil lies,' who won their lone championship in 1980 by beating K;ansas City in six gam'es. They also reached the World Series in 1915, 19!10 , 1983 and 1993, when they lost to Toronto in six games on Joe Carter's ninth-inning homer off Mitch Williams. No,w they're headell back, carrying the h9pes of a championship-starved city that hasn!t had a title to eelebrate since the NBA's 76ers won it all in 1983. You can bet' your last cheesesteak, Broad Street is primed for a party. And those Philly fans , who always expect failure , can relax - at least for a week. Ramirez homered in the sixth to · end Hamels' shutout bid in what might have been his final game with the Dodgers. The slugging left fielder, who hit .520 with four homers , 10 RB!s and II walks in eight playoff games, can become a free agent after the World Series . He batted .396 wi.th 17 hornets and 53 RBis in 53 regular-season games for the Dodgers after being acquired July 31 from Boston . . On the bench, Joe Torre came up shon in the postseason again. He won four World Series in his first five years as manager of the New York ·Yankees, from 1996-2000, but hasn't won one since. This was his ·first year as the Dodgers' skipper after 12 with the Yankees. 1 Rollins, last year's NL MVP who dropped off con' ' siderably this year, also hit Dodgers along with Jeff a leadoff homer in the first- Kent, c;sey Blake, Furcal, round clincher at Nomar Garciaparra, Derek Milwaukee . Mana~er Lowe and Greg Maddux. Charlie Manuel's Philhes Furcal, a shonstop who didn't even clinch a playoff missed 125 games with berth until the final week. back problems before being Hamels . limited the activated in late September, Dod~ers to five hits and one tied a postseason record ~y run m seven innings while committing t~ree errors m walking three and striking the fif\11 . leading to two out five. The ·24-year-old u11earned runs . • lefty has allowed 13 hits Notes: The 81-year-old and three runs in 22 innings Lasorda now a member of during the postseason, with the Dodgers' front office. two wins over Los Angeles threw out the ceremonial. and another over the first pitch before the game . Brewers in the frrst round. His granddaughter, Emily, He'll have ample rest to . threw one as well . ... pitc_h Game I of the World Wednesday marked the 20th Senes. anniversary of Kirk Ryan Madson worked a Gibson's game-wiiming scoreless eighth and Lidge homer off Hall of Farner, blanked the Dodgers iri the Dennis Eckersley in . the ninth. ninth inning of the 1988 Ramirez is one of several · World Series opener, one of high-profile free agents baseball 's most memorable who might have played moments . Because· of their final game for the injuries, it was the only at- Enter Here For A " To One Of These Great Restaurants Name:. ______________ Phone#___________ ~_ Mail to: Free Lunch · GalllpoUs Daily Tribune 825 Jrd Ave. GaJUpolls, OH 45631 SUE PERSINGER CONGRATS! ' To One Of These Great Restaurants ,bcJ 'It Sill 0wat.J11 Opu-.1 .tlilltf . Bv ~ETH SERGENT POMEROY Sen. GeorgeVoinovich (R-Ohio) made a stop at the Meigs County Republican Headquaners yesterday afternoon to speak on a variety of issues, including the upcoming presidential election. . Voinovich said he felt Sen . John McCain (RAriz.) did a " good job" during· this week's presidential debate against Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) at "getting down to the differences" between the two presidential candidates. He added McCain had the "maturity, experience and proven record of reaching across the aisle" and would be a "responsible president". in 0BITUARIFS ~) Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio I I{ I II.\' . ()(TO B r H 1-. :!OoR """ "') dail"•·nl uu·1.··., 111 ·sen. VoiJj~vich at Meigs' Republican l{eadquarters BSEAGENTIJMYilAILYsENTINELCOM ' PageA3 Name=- - -- - - - - - - ' - - - - - • John Lyons, 65 Phone'------------'--- INSID~f?""''' . : ~~ ~i~ Mall to:. 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If we do that equally crucial to identify we can take on those chal- those democrats and indelenges ." pendent ·that might be conIn relation to Obama, sidering voting Republican Voinovich told the audience: and to " have a ·connectiOn "He is left ofTeddy Kennedy. with the community." With all due respect, the man is a socialist." Please see Voln.o vlch, Al Both Sergenl/photo Meigs County Commissioner Jim Sheets (left) speaks with Sen. George Voinovich yesterday afternoon at the Meigs County Republican Party Headquarters . Torres receives Janet Voinovich award Couple arrested in six recent. theft cases Bv BETH SERGENT . _....af·--...,........ .···=· S Ia...,. (" I SDS 1M 7--..r0'7 7 leA .. See.,.A2 • Elections chief • ~ court's 110ter : ruling:·See Page A3 • Social Security · checks grow a bit · as stocks shrink. See Page A3 • Do you trust your · · navigator? See Page A6 • A Hunger For More. See Page A6 : • Lessons learned · : in Meigs County. . See Page A7 7 ~~~Malle on .. Pef!• A2 a .SJl(;ltONS- ~ "'~\ 16 PAGI!S All'nfe s Mailbox • p .; AB ~en<Iars A2 ' C~mics Thank You toOurMany Customers .10 Years in Gallipolk.· BY BRIAN · Mrs. Voinovicli, former first lady of Ohio' and wife to Senator George Voinovich (R-Ohio), personally presented Torres with the award that bears her name. Sen. Voinovich also attended yesterday's ceremony. Mrs , Voinovich is the Ohio Breast and Cervical Cancer Coalition's (OBCCC) first honorary inember for her commitment to raise awareness about early detection of breast cancer throughout the state of Ohio. As . in year's /ast, the OBCCC. presente the lOth · Annual Janet Voinovich Award Ceremony yesterday afternoon at the Middleport Family Life Center. The award was given on Ohio Mammography Day which Mrs. Voinovich and friends began ·and her husband· signed into law. The thqne of the reception was ' "Champion for the Cause ," During her speech• Mrs. Voinovich called Torres a "tireless advocate" and wmeone who "epitomized · the reason we must continSergenllphoto ue ongoing effons" to ed~, Meigs County's Norma Torres (right) receives·the Janet Voinovich Service Award presentcat.e women and save lives ed by Mrs, Voinovich (left) at a reception yesterday afternoon. · when iI comes to the war on breast cancer. She acknowledge the work about the state of health offset these numbers by Torres, who is the pro- of fellow MCCI members care in Meigs·county. ·· providing free mammogram manager for Meigs · ·and Darla Fickle from the · .... As Fickle pointed out, in grams to qualffying women County Cancer Initiative's ApJ!alachian Community · her presentahon , t~e ann~al in Meigs Courrty. When Think Pink Program funded Ca.nc~r Network as her median _mcome m ~etgs speaking ,about Torres perby the Susan G. Komen for al!!es mthe award. . County IS $27,287 With 18 sonally, Fickle said, "she the Cure Columbus No one calls me that percent of t~at population never stops ...she is truly a Affiliate, said she was doesn't have a need," not having msurance . The "humbled" by the honor. Torres told the audi!!,nce Think Pink Program helps P~use see Torres, Al POMEROY - The arrest of a Langsville man and woman solves six crimes reported in the past two weeks . Sheriff Robert Beegle and Deputy Scott Trussell said Jeremy Council. 29. and Brittany Brewer. 19, were arrested and jailed on charges relating to six cases of burglary. breaking and entering and theft . all reported in the past two weeks. The department has recovered guns, radio and jewelry believed to have been stolen from a home on Lasher Road. tools stolen from the · Meigs Mine 31 property. tools and a four-wheeler stolen from a home on Nease Road, a four-wheeler stol en from Ohio 143 . at Harrisonville. another fourwheeler from a Bradbury Road home . and a Razor an: tetTain vehicle stolen from a road at Kingsbury. · Council is charged with burglary, and is in the coun, ty jail in lieu of a $2,500 bond. He appeared in Meigs County Court on Thursday, and additional charges are expected , Be ~g le said , although Council has cooperated with the department's · investigation. . Brewer is charged with complicity . to breaking and entering and two counts of complicity to gram! theft. She is in the Washington County Jail pending a Friday appeardllce in C(lunty Court . Family Healthcare holds open house J. 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