http://66.213.69.5/files/original/94a841279ada2a27aab6043d4c2b4594.pdf 61a25de222fa1dbdf612760196c31e00 PDF Text Text • Ptgc B6 • The Daily Sentinel §l2 ooaQNi$! www.mydail ysentinel .com MfDIA SYNDICATE INC. SPECIAL ADvERTISEMENT FEATURE AOVERI ISIMENT .Tul;sday, November 25. 2008 fOR HEAT SURGE, LI,C 3939 EVERHARD RD CANTON OH 44709 hmantle and miracle invention home heat bills hit rock om HMC hosts tea, A7 Mi1'(lele · being given away free with orders for real Amish fireplace man'tles to announce the 'invention that help ~l4sh heat bills, but Amish craftsmen under strain of Christmas.rushforces household limit of2 en Save money: only uses about 8¢ electric an hour; so turn down your thermostat and never be cold again -a PrintedoniOO% Recycled Newsprint D ... Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio By M.w: Woooo :;o ( ·I :\ IS • \ u I. ;;X . '\o. •JX ~Jiedlo Syndicote \\ Ell'\ 1-:sn \\ . :\ 0\'E:\IB 1-:H. 2f>. 2nul:l """ .'"' .t .. i h " '"' , ,.. 1, "" ' (UMS) Everyone. hates high heat bills. But we'~ all sick and tired of simply turning down . the tbermoatat Jlnd then being cold. . Well now, tiM! popular HEAT SURGE~ mir•acle beaters are actually being given away · free to the general public for the next 48 hours. . starting at precisely 8:00 a.m. today. · The only thing local readers have to do is call the National Distribution Hotline before the 48-hour deadline with their drder for the handmade Amish Fireplace Mantle. Everyone who does is instantly being awarded the miracle heater absolutely free. Thia Ia all happening to announce the HEAT St)RGB Roll-n-Giow• Fireplace which actually ,rqlla from room-to-room so you can turn down :Your thermostat and take the heat with you anywhere. That way, everyone who gets them first can immediately start saving on their heat bills. · · · Just in time for winter weather, portable Amish encased fireplaces are being;delivered · directly to the doors of all those who beat the deadline. These remarkable fireplaces are being called a miracle because they have what's being called the 'Fireless Flame' patented technology that gives you the peaceful tUcker of a real fire but without any flames, fumes, smells, ashes or mess. Everyone is getting them because they require no chimney and .no vent. You just plug them in .. The Fireless Flame looks so real it amazes ., everybody because it has no real fire. So what's the catch? Well, soft spoken Amish craftsmen who take their time hand- building the mantles have a process that forces a strict household limit of 2.to keep up with orders. "We can barely keep up ever since we started giving heaters away free, With winter just around the corner, everyone's trying to get them. Amish craftsmen are working their fingers to the bone to be sure everyone gets their delivery in time for Christmas," confirms Timothy Milton,-National Shipping Director. "These portable Roll-n-Giow Fireplaces are the latest home decorating sensation. They actually give you a beautifully redecorated room while they quickly heat from wall to wall. winter, sa entire Amish communi· It's the best way to dress up every room, stay • GENUINE AMISH MANTLES MADE IN THE UsA: Everyone wants to save money on heat bills ties are working from the crack of dawn to finish. Thes' e fine real wood Amish made fireplace mantles are built to last forever. The oak man~ really.warm and slash your heat bills all at the tie is a real steal at just two hundred ninety-eight dollars· because all those .who beat the order deadline by calling the National Hotline at ·same time," says Josette Holland, Home Make1·800·235-8052 to order the fireplace mantles are actually getting the imported hi·tech Fireless Flame HEAT SURGE miracle heaters for free. over Expert. And here's the best part. Readers who beat are ·surprising the whole family by getting two. the 48-hour order deadline are getting their So when lines are busy keep trying or log onto imported hi-tech miracle heaters free when amishfireplaces.com. We promise to get to encased in the Amish built real wood fireplace every call. Then we can have a delivery truck · mantles. The mantles are being handmade out to your' door right away ,with your beauti~ , in the USA right in the heart·of An\ ish coun- ful Heat Surge Roll-n-Glow Fireplace," Milton . try where they are beautifully hand-rubbed, s'aid. stained and varnished. "You'll instantly feel bone soothing 'heat in You just can't find custom made Amish man- any room. You will never have to be cold again," tles like this in the national chain stores. That he said.• makes the oak mantle a real steal for just two On the worldwide well: www.amishf'u-eplaces.com hundred ninety'eight dollars since the entire cost of the miracle beater is free. This free giveaway is the best way to slash heating bills and stay warm this fall and winter, The HEAT SURGE Roll-n-Glow Fireplace gives you zone heating and all the beauty and warmth of a built-in fireplace but rolls from room-to-room so It can also save you a ton of money on heating bills. Even people In Canfornia and Florida are flocking to get them so they may never have to turn on their furnace all winter. And since it uses only about 8 cents of electric an hour on the standard setting, the potential savings are · . , , absolutely incredible. "We are making sure no one gets left out, but you better burry because entire communities · of Amish craftsmen are straining to keep up with demands. For now, we are turning away all dealers in order to let readers have two per h<iusehold just as long as they call before the deadline," confirms Milton. It's a really smart decision to get two right now because for only the next 48 hours you get . . both miracle beaters free. That's like putting five hundred bucks right in your pocket and you can save even mo~e money on your month- . ly heating bills. "Everyone's calling to get one but those who L_--!:::~~~~~_:~3_~~ .' are getting their ChristmAs shopping done 1 ?LeBron, Cavs easily New York. .~feat J)eePageBl BY Bm SERGENT . COL~MBUS - This week the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) authorized the construction of a 345 kilovolt electric transmission line in Meigs County associated with the power plant proposed by American Municipal Power-Ohio in ~tart Falls. According to the OPSB, the five-mile long transmisc sion line through Letart and . BY BRIAN • JQhrl: .8Plullhe1ss, 82 changed precincts after the voter registration deadline. Voter turnout for the general election was 67 percent. Official results were: President and Vice President: McCaln/Palin, • Stock market doesn't 6,015, Obama/Biden, flinch ~lte economic 4,094, Baldwin/Castle. 34, Barr/Root, . 50, . data, See Page A2 Duncan/Johnson, 12, • Soldier COIJlPletes · McKinney/Clemente, 28, Moore/Alexander, 10, .combat training. Nader/Gonzalez, Ill," See Page A3' write-in, 53. •·FDA findS traces of Ohio Attorney General: Crites, 4,50.5, Cordray. · rilelariline ·In infant 4,341; Owens, 633. U.S. ;formula. See AS' Representative: Wilson, ANtaiiee. 4,934, · Stobbs, 4,274, I . Spisak, 441. State Senate: ..~Is for business Stewart, 6,846, Shriver, ·~!Jupport of breastfeedlng · 2,938, Kettler, 331. · State Representative: · ~rs, See A7 ·. Phillips, 4,133, Thompson, Tobacco rebQunds 5,898. . US. Sf4i Page AS . County · Comirtissioner . (1/2): · Anderson, 4,162, Lowery,' 4,016, · Quiekel, I ,652. <;ounty Commissioner (113): Bartrum, 6,758, Sheets, 3,412. Prosecuting Attorney: WWiams, 7,147. Clerk of Courts: Lynch, 5,547, Phalin; 4,328. Sheriff: ,Beegle, . 1 ,119.. Recorder: IDD, 7,666 ..Treasurer: Yost, 1,820. Eng\Jleer: Triplett, 7,459. Coroner: Hunter,· INSIDE us r. ··-:are8stfeeding " .1»¥ 7978. · State Board of Education: CoJJtns, 3,632, Qood, I ,241, ~Ia .. on Pllge,A2. ' ' -'16 PAGES . Aa 87 A4 As As . Obituaries. h· rts B Sectt'on ,;po Weather A2 ·. faooB Ohio VaDey·PabJiohiD!I eo. · , ~ . · , ?'. ~~~n 1 u H I, • I' ._!1!111 .·. Mqore, 2,058. Justice of the Supreme Court (l/1): .()'Connor, 5,814, Russo, 2126. Justice of the Supreroe Court (1/2): · ~ikora, 2,355, Stratton,· 5,!59; Court of AJlpeals Judge, Abele.• Probate/Juvenile 6,501; Judge,7,799. State Issue 1 (Filing dead· · lines): Yes, · 5,668, No, 3,498. State Issue 2 (Clean Ohio)1 Yes, 6,035, No, 3,600. State Issue 3 (Property_ . rights): Yes; 7,006, No,' 2,585. State lsspe 5 (Payday 'loans): Yes·, 6,008, No. 3,930. State '·fssue 6 . ·(Casino): . Yes, 3,128, No, 1,181 , · Pomeroy ~enewal Lc-yr: Yes,450,No, 166.Columbta Additional Levy: Yes, 259, No, 295. Lebanon Replacement Levy: Yes, 251, ·No, 1_26. Scipio Replacement Levy. Yes, 376, No, 145. ~~~~n r~~~~ce~~~ ~9r Southern Loeal Renewal Levy: Yes, 1,307,No, 818. J. REED BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM 0BDUARIFS . • ~ REED POMEROY - Final outcomes remained unchanged Tuesday after the Meigs County Board of Elections • conducted its official count of ballots cast in the Nov. 4 general election. The board recounted all of Page AS the abSentee ballots and those . • 'Frances Bonecutljjr, 88 billlots ~ast . . ;;.~~~~'"" ·-~· ·:f~~ctl<aste . t,2b2y11v1o~te91.!!ilisl<wmho~ B4~6. • FREE: Get \his '249 miracle hea~i free. It is being gM!n away free to all.who beat the 48·hour order dead· Une for yOilr cl>;>ice of the.oak or cherry finish Amish Mantles. The free heater comes alfe;ldy encased. J. ,, Middleport Council approves holiday bonuses Bv BRIAN 'A3 • SAFE: The Fireless Flame looks so real it fools everybody but there is no real fire. That make.s the flame safe to the touch. It's where the kids will play and.the cat and dog will sleep. Following review of the the staff report. The agree- of representatives of the application , OPSB staff ment, approveo by the Puhlic Utilities Commission filed a report recommend- Board this· Week, authorizes of Ohio (PUCO). the Ohio ing that the Board authorize construction of the trans- Environmental Protection construction of the trans- mission line along the pre- Agency, the state departmission line along the pre- ferred route and includes 26 ments of Development, ferred route. At a public specific conditions that the Natural Resources, hearing held in Racine on company must meet to Agriculture and Health, the Oct. 22 where nine mem- remediate the environmen· Ohio General Assembly, and bers of the public testified tal and economic im·pacts the public. The Chairman of about the proposed line . presented by the project. the PUCO ulso chairs the On Oct 27 AMP-Ohio. The OPSB revtews appli· OPSB. OPSB staff and the Office caiions for construction of Additional information of the Ohio Attorney large electric and natural gas · regarding this project · is · General filed an agreement facilities in Ohio. The 11 · ami/able on the OPSB Web settling concerns raised in member boarq is comprised sire at www.OPSB.ohio.gov. . BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM :lmrlt 's·Mail)l<IX par· • SAVES ON. BILLS: Everyone can get low bills table Roll·n · Giow~ Fireplace that easily rolls and stay warm and cozy. The new Roll·n·Giow from bedroom to living room to keep you warm. Fireplace saves a ton of money and makes your No vents, "o chimney and no tools. Just plug it in. · front room look like a million bu~ks. · Results unchanged after official ballot count Rolls anywhere to throw an instant heat wave with no chimney, no vents, no wood and no smoke • EASILY ROLLS ANYWHERE: This is Sulton townships will connect the proposed AMPOhio Great Bend Generating Station to the regional electric grid. AMPOhio plans to begin construction in 2009 and to have the ' transmission line and generating station fully operational in20!4. AMP-Ohio filed an application for a certificate of env'ironmental ·compatibility and public need to construct the transmission line over a year ago. !!SERGENTOMYOI<ILYSENT!NEL.COM Charlene Hoefllchlphoto Ron Vance, Meigs Cooperative Parish director, left, and Don Frymyer, board member ·and volunteer, rigl:lt, assisted by Robert Smith, unload turkeys donated by Belllslo Foods to be distributed in Christmas baSkets. · · MIDDLEPORT Middleport Village Council approved holiday bonuses for full-time and part-time employees at Monday 's regular meeting. · Council approved $100 bonuses for the village's fulltime employees .and $50 .for .part-time worker.;. The bontlses were recortunended by the fmance conunittee, which met prior to the council meeting. Building Inspector Randall Mullins discussed the progress of the village's rental inspection program, He said 45 more units remain to be inspected between now and the end of the year, and that those inspections should . be completed no later than Christmas. · Now in its second the inspection program has operated more smoothly this year and property ownel'!i .ordered to make repairs have quickly complied, Mullins said. Mullins said rental inspec. lion pennits are now required for 'i~ction 8 rentals; and that the agency administering those Section 8 vouchers locally is verifying . the inspection status of all rentals before they are approved for occupancy. That, he and council agreed, is expected to encourage compli~nce with the pro~ ram. Mullms said he has been · in contact with Raymond Andrews. owner of a condemned rental unit on Coal Street. and said Andrews intends to repair. the building. Mullins will meet with Andrews later this week to · discu ss the building's condition , as well as repairs need· ed at the Firestone building downtown and ·a duplex on South Third Avenue. . In the J11eantim~ . Village Administrator Faymon Roberts said he has ordered Andrews to make repairs to the water meter pit and a stairway leading to the meters in the Firestone building to ensure· safety of public works employees. . Council Pre.s1dent Jean Craig commended Mullins for .the success of the . inspection program. . "With a cooperative and supportive council. we are see uig the results of this program," Craig said. Council also: • Approved payment of bills in the amount of $7,241 .50. • Approved payment of council salaries for 2008, to be paid at the Dec . 8 meeting. Present were Craig, Mayor Michael Gerlach, Counci 1 Members Sandy Brown, Rae .Moore , Craig Wehrung. Shawn Rice and Julia Houston , and Fiscal Officer Susan J.Vker. }t) to derful blessing to Meigs · due to the economy so that County families." She said they can ·put nutritious the value of this gift from meals on their tables." · PQMEROY- With hun- Bellisio Foods is about Rader noted that this year dreds of Meigs Countians · $2,500. applications for Christmas applying for Christmas "We have heen in partner· food baskets are up abom food baskets, the donation ship v.ith Bellisio for a 200 meaning that the total of 112 frozen turkeys frot,n year," said Rader, adding could hit the 800 mark. Bellisio Foods of Jackson that since January over The turkeys were picked was especially welcomed 20,000 individual frozen up Tuesday morning and by 'the Me1gs County meals . have been donated before noon were being Cooperative Parish. and distributed . unloaded at the God's Dee Rader, Coordinator of "We appreciate their car- N.E .T. Youth Center for ministries for God's N.E.T. ing for our families and storage until time for the Youth Center, described the offering . these meals to Christmas baskets to be donated turkeys as "A won, · assist families struggling . delivered. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM Thompson concedes after official count Bv BI!IAN J. "There have been many challenges and obstacles pver the past several months and I was never 'left to go through them alone. I'm thankful for the many votes that I received and the trust that was placed in me to hold the position llf state representative." "The friends I have made and the lives that have Please see Count. A5 Re:e:D · BR.EEOOM'IDAILYSENTINEL.CQM ·. .ATHENS · - .. Athetts County Auditor Jill Thompson conceded tt;~ . Athens City Council woman Debl)ie Phi11ips after official counts tn the 92nd Debbie Jill House District ended a · Phillips Thompson close race in Phillips' favor. "Today the remaining. short," Thompson said in a votes were counted and the written statement to news results show we ~arne up outlets in the dis'trict. Pomeroy considering employee bonuses BY BETH hand out bonuses. Hysell said she wasn't sure, adding finding the mone~ to pay POMEROY - At its most employee health msunmce recent . meeting, Pomeroy was an immediate concern Village Council had a dis- but she should know for cussion about whether or not sure if there are funds _for it could afford to give bonuses by the next meetmg employees Christmas on Dec. 8. bonuses Ibis year. "It's going to be close," Councilwoman Mary Hysell satp about the ava1l· McAngus brought up the ab1hty of fundo for bonuses. subject, asking Clerk There are two more pay Treasurer Kathy Hysell if penods before Chnstmas ~ere were enough funds to and three left until the end of SERGENT BSEAGENTOMYDA!LYSENTINELCOM Jl the year. Last year full time employees received $100, while part-time employe~:s received $50 bonuses. In other financial news, council transferred $13 000 frQ.I!l the general fund t~ the · street fund with Hysell saying this "might" get the street department through to the end of the year. Hysell also said the police department is now out of its ,. Pluse see Pomeroy, AS ' .. �• .ACROSS THE NATION The Daily Sentinel • PageA2 Wednesday, November 26, 2008 • . Stock market doesn't flinch despite ecQnonlic da~_ 8Y JutiNINE AVERSA GOP measures the value its Consumer Confidence .of all goods and services Index for November rose to produced within the U.S. 44.9. from a revised 38.8 in ·. and is considered the best October. Last month's readbarometer of the country's ing was the lowest since the economic fitness. research group started track· The new GDP ftgure ing the index in 1967, and matched economists' expec- Americans' views on the rations , but nevertheless economy remain the gloomiunderscored just how quick- est in decades as they grapple ly the economy deteriorated with massive layoffs, slumpas the housing and credit cri- ing home prices and dwinsis intensified. The economy dling retirement funds. logged growth of 2.8 per' To revive the economy, cent in the second quarter. President-elect Barack White House press secre- Obama says a top priority tary Dana Perino called the will be working with lower GDP figure "trou- Congress to enact a massive bling" and said $800 billion stimulus package that he in new government efforts says will generate millions ·announced Tuesday should of new jobs. . help spur more consumer The new, lower thirdspending by expanding. the 4uarter GDP reading mostly availability of loans and reflected an even sharper credit cards at cheaper rates. · cutback in spending by conMeanwhile. the Federal sumers and slower sales Deposit Insurance Corp. said growth ofU.S. exports. the list of banks it considers American consumers •to be in trouble shot up near- the lifeblood of the econoly 50 percent to 171 during my - slashed spending in the third quarter- the high- the third quarter at a 3.7 perest level since late 1995. cent pace . That was deeper The FDIC also said that · than the 3.1 percent cut· inicommercial banks and sav- tially reported and marked ings institutions suffered a the biggest reduction since 94 percent drop in third- the second quarter of 1980, ~uarter profits to $I .7. bil- · when the country was in the hon. Except for the foUtth grip of recession. Consumers have grown quarter of 2007. it was the lowest profit since the nervous about spending fourth quarter of I990. because of job losses, dec linThe FDIC does not reveal ing investment portfolios the institutions on its "trou- and sinking home values . bled" list, but on average, Underscoring the strain, about 13 percent of them the report showed that end up failing. Americans' disposable . Nine banks failed in the income fell at an annual rate third quarter, reducing the of 9.2 percent in the third FDIC's deposit insurance quarter, the largest quarterly fund to $34.6 billion from drop on records dating back $45.2 billion in the second to 1947. The government's quarter. Both figures are initial estimate had showed be.low the target minimum a record 8.7 percent decline level set by Congress. in disposable income for the Twenty-two banks have quarter.. failed so far this year comSales of U.S. exports pared with three for all of grew at a 3.4 percent pace in 2007, and more failures are the third quarter. That was expected. . lower than a 5.9 percent . Elsewhere, the New York-. growth rate initially_ estibased Conferem;e Board said mated and marked a sharp A.P ECONoMICS WRITER WASHINGTON - Bad IM.'WS was no news to the battered American economy Tuesd~y. • The government released a triple dose of (jiscouraging data: The economy shrank over the summer even more than previously believed , and consumers reduced their spending by the largest !UIIOunl in 28 years. During the same period. home prices fell to levels IJ.Ot se.en since early 2004. · "Consumers and businesses were like deer in the headlights . .. frozen ," said economist Ken Mayland , pre~ident of ClearView Economtcs. Most of the numbers were updaies of previously released figures, and the revi ions indicated that economic conditions were growing worse. But Wall Street barely and actually flinched recorded its third straight day of gains, something that had not happened since the financial · meltdown began ' almost 2 1/2 months ago. The Dow Jones industrials closed up 36 points , following a two-day rally in which the major indexes soared niore than II percent. The updated reading on the economy 's perfortnance from the Commerce Department' showed the gross domestic produ<:i shrank at a 0.5 percent annual rate in the JulySeptember quarter. . . That was weaker than the 0.3 percent rate of decline ftrst estimated a month ago, and it marked the worst showing since the economy contracted at a 1.4 percent pace in the third quarter of 200 I, when terrorists attacked the U.S. and the nation was suffering through its last recession. Local Weather slowdown from the second quarter 's blistering 12.3 percent ~rowth rate. The deceleralton reflects less demand from overseas buyers coping with their own economic problems. Home builders· slashed spending at a 17 .6' percent pace, marking the II th straight quarterly cut . and fresh evidence of the depth quarter from the same .peri-· of the hou sing slump . Also Tuesday. a report on od a year ago. Prices are at: home prices and downbeat levels not seen since the earnings results from home- . first quarter of 2004. Fort Worth, Tex.-based builder D.R . Horton showed further deterioration in the D.R. Horton Inc·. reported a housing market. The . nearly $800 mi Ilion loss in Standard & Poor's/Case- its riscal fourth quarter on: Shiller U.S. National ·Home slower home sales and more: Price Index said that home than $ 1 billion in chargesprices tumbled a record 16.6 amid a battered housing: percent during the third . markel. PtJbJk lbettiOp · . 1 ·• Birthdays If you've tried overactive bladder treatments without any success, don't lose hope. ,•· .,. , ··'.·' ' ;(. (!; n · .w lnterStimTherapy, first introduced in- 1997, is an FDA-approved medical device that works With the bladder to control urinary.function. ' ·~ Find out if InterS timTherapy could eliminate or greatly reduce your bladder control problems, ' Soldier completes combat training they stayed for weeks at a time and brought their friends along. Several times I arrived to find the place a mess •. with the pantry bare . the bottled water container empty, sand in all the drains, unmade beds and dishes in the sink. Finally, I had enough. · I changed all the locks and then asked for my key back. When they asked why I was cutting them off, I told them. They acted as though they were shocked to hear how they had misused my home. They pleaded for one more chance and I said, 'No." My wife didn't agree, but she backed me up. After a year passed without them using our vacation home, we finally offered them another chance and they jumped at it like frogs. The · place was never dirty again . Money was left in a jar. along with a note of thanks saying, "I love you." Sometimes one just has to take a stand to protect something they cherish, even against family members. I did, and it worked . They may .call me names behind my back, but that's OK. 1 won tbe war. Louisville Ky. Dear L~ulsvllle: · Good for you. y,;:m've proved the adage that no one can take advantage of you without your permission. Annie's Mailbox is writ· ten by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· tors of the ·Ann /Anders column. Please e-mail yaur questions to anniesmallbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611 . To find out mort about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creulors Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Wib page at www.creators.com. · The Rusty Plow Primitives (Beth Deaver & Cathy Clark) come visit us during our OPEN HOUSE Friday, Nov. 28th 10-? Saturday, Nov. 29th 10-? Refreshments • Door Prizes Corner of Bashan (CR28) and TackervHie Racine, Oltio From Tornado Rd- t•rn onto CR 28 go./ mik- From SR 33 txit · at Rilcine, turn right go2 miles. Walch for sign .Let us Light the Way to a Better Holiday... I Wednesday, .. Part 1y around 5 mph. sunny. Highs in the lower Friday through Sunday 40s. West winds 5 to 10 night ... Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 40s. mph. \ . ) .1 Wednesday ~ht ... .Lows in the upper 20s. Mosily clear. Cold with · Monday...Partly sunny lows in the mid 20s. with a chance of raiit · Southwest wind( around 5 · showers. Highs , in the . mph in the upper 30s. Chance of rain evening ... Becoming light 30 percent. and variable . . Monday night .. .Mostly Thanksgiving Day ... . cloudy wiih a 30 · percent Mostly sunny. Highs in the chance of snow showers. upper 40s. Southwest winds Lows in the mid 20s. around 5 mph . Thesday ...Mostly cloudy Thursday night .. .Partly in the morning ...Then cloudy. Lows in the lower becoming partly sunny. }Os. Southwest winds Highs in the upper 30s. It can be quite lonely and difficult for one person to handle all of the child care and household duties while the spouse is deployed . We are starting a third deployment soon. Although we have lots of friends, siblings and neighbors, no one calls or comes by. They send care p_ackages, to my spouse, but 1t doesn I occur to them to help me. I'm trying to get used to it, but I hope this letter will help others realize they can make a big difference in _the lives of mthtary fam1hes by extending a kindness. Texas . Army National Guard Spouse Dear Spous~: People don't always ~onsider that a helpmg hand ts necessary or welcome, but. any I?arent trymg to ratse chtldren alone co~Id use ·some asststance. Ptck up the phone and call ~orne of those friends and stbhngs and ask tf they would baby-stt whtle you run to the store. Most folks are happy to help when they k_now what you need. And tf any of ~~r readers ~e aw~e of a imhta~y famtly trymg to cope wtth a d.eploym~nt, we hope they w1ll ask if they can bring the kid~ a pizza. Dear Anme: I read th~ letter from "Coastal Blues, whose otde in-laws misused their vacation home. Six years ago, I, too, had this problem. My ill-laws were using my vacation home without telling us they were heading down there. Sometimes .Dear Annie: Good friends of ours visit frequentiy. often staying in our t home three or 'four da>'sVVednesdaY.,Nny.26 · We welcome their visitS, ' , ·..· RACINE .· 'c· om " , ~~ but recently the wife has Sl*:lal e~hlbiJiO!J and {lhOIO begu n wearing low-cut , Olive. ·• display at the . Racme blo\)ses .revealing lots of · ·Trus~s: 6;30 . Ho,me National Bank by cleavage.! am very uncomt,he ·· town~hip ·• Bob Grab am. Picture fortable with thi s. especial· · .. · . · puzzle · .of the Cross .• ly because she likes to lean ~ · · ·. . · . '.: 1 · Stoi'e and Racine over, revealing even more. !Janking Co. t!-l be given .( have heard their mar' · . . ·, •' · • t-!1 a free drawmg. riage is in tro~ble , .and I ' wonder if she IS trymg to catch my husband's eye. I •.. ktiow it is fashionable to wear low-cut clothing; but I am beginning to suspect more than fashion is at play· · in thi s case. How should I handle her decol letage without destroying our friendship? - More Than We Want To See Dear More: Your friend may be trying to make her husband jealous, or she may be fliiting with yours, but 11 is an effective tactic only if your husband is paying attention. If he 's not interested. she just seems pathetic and desperate. The next · time she does it, you might take her aside and jokinq;ly remark that she looks like she's about to fall out of her blouse . Otherwise, we'd ignore her. Dear Annie: Please tell your readers if they know a · · LAWTON, Okla.-:- Arniy Pvt. Bobby G. Shelton has family that has a loved one graduated from Basic Combat training at Fort Sill, in the service to take the time Lawton, Okla. · :: During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the to give them a call, offer to baby-sit for a few hours , ~rmy mission aDd received instruction and training exercook a meal or lend a hand. eises in drill and ceremonies,Army history, core values and 6-aditions, military courtesy, military justice, physical rit(less, first aid, rifle marksmanship, weapons use , map readTo see more newsphotos ing and land navigation, foot marches, armed and unarmed from our photographers go to eombat, and field maneu·vers and tactics. www.mydailysentinel.com : He is the ·son of Rebecca Raines of North Essex_ Garrettsville, Ohio, arid brother of Leah Burgess of Sellers You can order reprints and ~idge Road, Portland. . · · "p!iloto gifts of your favorite Shelton is a 2008 graduate.of Maplewood Career Center, · photos there too. Ravenna. · .\. ClubS and'. : ' There is hope. • 1 BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SuGAR < • Always need to GO? Wednesday, November 26,2008 That's more than they want to see · Story's . Run Road, 7 p.m. mgbtly through Nov. 28, evangelist Norman Taylor. , .Other events HEALTH SV,IHM I ', "·· . Dec 3 PageAa ANNIE'S MAILBOX ·Colluntmity·Calendar ~ O'BLENESS (f' ••~;,. BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel . ' l ' buy one, get one free Friday & Saturday 9am-7pm • ATTENTION BARGAIN HUNTERSI If you are on a tight budget this year (but like quality), you won't want to .miss this sale1 The bad economy has gjven us the opportunity to buy truck load after truck load of wonderful merchandise at incredible prices!. Everyone who has seen it has. been amazed! · Local Stocks ' AEP (NYSE) - 30.13 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 33.50 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 9.07 Big Lots (NYSE) - 16.06 Bob Evano (NASDAQ) - 15.20 BorgWarner (NYSE)- 20.17 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) -6.57 Champion (NASDAQ) - 2.40 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - 1.32 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 34.57 Colllno (NYSE) - 31.97 DuPont (NYSE) - 24.13 US Bank (NYSE) - 25.23 Gannen (NYSE) - 7.58· General Electric (NYSE)- 15.77 . Harley-Davidson (NYSE) 15.90 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 29.77 Kroger (NYSE) - . 27.53 Limited Brands (NYSE) - 8.56 Nor1olk Southam (NYSE) - 48.35 Come see our spectacular gift section-quality gifts-cheap! Beautiful candle warmers of all sizes (70% off original retail) lotion and shower gel sets, kitchen towel sets, baskets, snowmen -lamps and more. People are buying these by the cart load! · · . · Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS. DAQ)- 19.07 BBT (NYSE) - 28.33 Peoples (NASDAQ) - 15.05 Pepolco (NYSE) - 54 Premier (NASDAQ) - 7.99 Rockwell (NYSE) - 28.86 Rocky Booto (NASDAQ) - 3.18 Royal Dutch Shell - 52.21 Saara Holding (NASDAQ) 33.39 Wai-Mart (NYSE) - ~-68 Wendy's (NYSE) - 3.82 WasBanco (NYSE)- 24.72 Worthington (NYSE)- 11.60 Dally etock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of Iran• actlono lor Nov. 25, 2008, provided by Edward Jones linencia! advisors laaac Mtlla In Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Plaaunt at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. Interest Rate I· 9-'·,.98. % A.P.R. Before Old Man Winter Arrives, Prepare with Ohio's Home Energy Assistance Programs • Home Energy Assistance • Percentage of Income Payment Plans • EmergencyHeating Assistance Maldmum temt of 36 mpnlhs and minimum new loan amounl or $5,00Q.OO available wllh credk approval, (Example: M'lount ftnanc:K SS.OOO.OO at 7.75% - 36 monlhly payments of 5161 .05. Loan [JfllCMSing fee of $158.00- 9.98% A.P.R.) A.P.R. =Annual Percentage Rato. RATE IS SUBJECTTO CHANGE . For an Application · Location Near You, Call 1-800·331·2644 or visit: www.areaagency8.org OlJOHIO VALLEY BANK 446-2631 1-800-468·6682 Programs for Eligible Low-income Ohioan:o · v:.: limited-time Offer. Other conditions and !""(" ' ".Y A.,_(. r"l /'·. C71.'>,_n( . ..t'1...l - -'·\b'l:.-7 ()fl Agl' n. ~tJ' Pr~V~ram "' -• • of Buckeye Hills Hoc king • Vslley Regional Development District Serving Seniors in Athens. HocJcing . Meigs, Monroe . --~~:!~N=o~b~le::_.~P!er:_:ry~&~W~a~s~h•::ng~t~on~C!ou~n~lie=•::__ _J L reltricttont apply. See a)ntract and rate plan brOChure fOr cte~llt. SUbaettber ~tt tl\le end have a rNilinQ. acklrt:ss wtthin · ~T& T's owned Wi1111tst nehYork CO\Iarage area. lJp to $361CUvlltiOn fee aPI)Hes. Equipment l)f'ICt and twlllbllitv m.-v vary bt ~rtc.et and msy,~t be avaKibfe from ind~ndent reteilen EaJiy Termination Fee. None if cancelled In the firt.f lO day&; thereafter 1115. 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Apply for the Holiday Loan Special . at an office or online at www.ovbc.com '?.:"' tor casn and cannot bO used tor caoh will1drawalaiA'T'Ms "'aulomaled gaaoline pumps. Rollover Min<Jtes· Unused Any!Jme Minutoa olltr lhe 12th l>iJing period . Nl!lhland Woel<end and Mobile 1o Mobile Mlnuteo do not roll ove<. ::roes AT&T lntetlt<:!UJI PfO!)Ofly All nght~ "'"""'ed AT&T. AT& togo and all other morks conla>ned herein are trademar>.s or AT&T 111WIIOCI1111 Property andlor AT&T afliliated companies . --------....~ • • , t· • < �• .ACROSS THE NATION The Daily Sentinel • PageA2 Wednesday, November 26, 2008 • . Stock market doesn't flinch despite ecQnonlic da~_ 8Y JutiNINE AVERSA GOP measures the value its Consumer Confidence .of all goods and services Index for November rose to produced within the U.S. 44.9. from a revised 38.8 in ·. and is considered the best October. Last month's readbarometer of the country's ing was the lowest since the economic fitness. research group started track· The new GDP ftgure ing the index in 1967, and matched economists' expec- Americans' views on the rations , but nevertheless economy remain the gloomiunderscored just how quick- est in decades as they grapple ly the economy deteriorated with massive layoffs, slumpas the housing and credit cri- ing home prices and dwinsis intensified. The economy dling retirement funds. logged growth of 2.8 per' To revive the economy, cent in the second quarter. President-elect Barack White House press secre- Obama says a top priority tary Dana Perino called the will be working with lower GDP figure "trou- Congress to enact a massive bling" and said $800 billion stimulus package that he in new government efforts says will generate millions ·announced Tuesday should of new jobs. . help spur more consumer The new, lower thirdspending by expanding. the 4uarter GDP reading mostly availability of loans and reflected an even sharper credit cards at cheaper rates. · cutback in spending by conMeanwhile. the Federal sumers and slower sales Deposit Insurance Corp. said growth ofU.S. exports. the list of banks it considers American consumers •to be in trouble shot up near- the lifeblood of the econoly 50 percent to 171 during my - slashed spending in the third quarter- the high- the third quarter at a 3.7 perest level since late 1995. cent pace . That was deeper The FDIC also said that · than the 3.1 percent cut· inicommercial banks and sav- tially reported and marked ings institutions suffered a the biggest reduction since 94 percent drop in third- the second quarter of 1980, ~uarter profits to $I .7. bil- · when the country was in the hon. Except for the foUtth grip of recession. Consumers have grown quarter of 2007. it was the lowest profit since the nervous about spending fourth quarter of I990. because of job losses, dec linThe FDIC does not reveal ing investment portfolios the institutions on its "trou- and sinking home values . bled" list, but on average, Underscoring the strain, about 13 percent of them the report showed that end up failing. Americans' disposable . Nine banks failed in the income fell at an annual rate third quarter, reducing the of 9.2 percent in the third FDIC's deposit insurance quarter, the largest quarterly fund to $34.6 billion from drop on records dating back $45.2 billion in the second to 1947. The government's quarter. Both figures are initial estimate had showed be.low the target minimum a record 8.7 percent decline level set by Congress. in disposable income for the Twenty-two banks have quarter.. failed so far this year comSales of U.S. exports pared with three for all of grew at a 3.4 percent pace in 2007, and more failures are the third quarter. That was expected. . lower than a 5.9 percent . Elsewhere, the New York-. growth rate initially_ estibased Conferem;e Board said mated and marked a sharp A.P ECONoMICS WRITER WASHINGTON - Bad IM.'WS was no news to the battered American economy Tuesd~y. • The government released a triple dose of (jiscouraging data: The economy shrank over the summer even more than previously believed , and consumers reduced their spending by the largest !UIIOunl in 28 years. During the same period. home prices fell to levels IJ.Ot se.en since early 2004. · "Consumers and businesses were like deer in the headlights . .. frozen ," said economist Ken Mayland , pre~ident of ClearView Economtcs. Most of the numbers were updaies of previously released figures, and the revi ions indicated that economic conditions were growing worse. But Wall Street barely and actually flinched recorded its third straight day of gains, something that had not happened since the financial · meltdown began ' almost 2 1/2 months ago. The Dow Jones industrials closed up 36 points , following a two-day rally in which the major indexes soared niore than II percent. The updated reading on the economy 's perfortnance from the Commerce Department' showed the gross domestic produ<:i shrank at a 0.5 percent annual rate in the JulySeptember quarter. . . That was weaker than the 0.3 percent rate of decline ftrst estimated a month ago, and it marked the worst showing since the economy contracted at a 1.4 percent pace in the third quarter of 200 I, when terrorists attacked the U.S. and the nation was suffering through its last recession. Local Weather slowdown from the second quarter 's blistering 12.3 percent ~rowth rate. The deceleralton reflects less demand from overseas buyers coping with their own economic problems. Home builders· slashed spending at a 17 .6' percent pace, marking the II th straight quarterly cut . and fresh evidence of the depth quarter from the same .peri-· of the hou sing slump . Also Tuesday. a report on od a year ago. Prices are at: home prices and downbeat levels not seen since the earnings results from home- . first quarter of 2004. Fort Worth, Tex.-based builder D.R . Horton showed further deterioration in the D.R. Horton Inc·. reported a housing market. The . nearly $800 mi Ilion loss in Standard & Poor's/Case- its riscal fourth quarter on: Shiller U.S. National ·Home slower home sales and more: Price Index said that home than $ 1 billion in chargesprices tumbled a record 16.6 amid a battered housing: percent during the third . markel. PtJbJk lbettiOp · . 1 ·• Birthdays If you've tried overactive bladder treatments without any success, don't lose hope. ,•· .,. , ··'.·' ' ;(. (!; n · .w lnterStimTherapy, first introduced in- 1997, is an FDA-approved medical device that works With the bladder to control urinary.function. ' ·~ Find out if InterS timTherapy could eliminate or greatly reduce your bladder control problems, ' Soldier completes combat training they stayed for weeks at a time and brought their friends along. Several times I arrived to find the place a mess •. with the pantry bare . the bottled water container empty, sand in all the drains, unmade beds and dishes in the sink. Finally, I had enough. · I changed all the locks and then asked for my key back. When they asked why I was cutting them off, I told them. They acted as though they were shocked to hear how they had misused my home. They pleaded for one more chance and I said, 'No." My wife didn't agree, but she backed me up. After a year passed without them using our vacation home, we finally offered them another chance and they jumped at it like frogs. The · place was never dirty again . Money was left in a jar. along with a note of thanks saying, "I love you." Sometimes one just has to take a stand to protect something they cherish, even against family members. I did, and it worked . They may .call me names behind my back, but that's OK. 1 won tbe war. Louisville Ky. Dear L~ulsvllle: · Good for you. y,;:m've proved the adage that no one can take advantage of you without your permission. Annie's Mailbox is writ· ten by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime edi· tors of the ·Ann /Anders column. Please e-mail yaur questions to anniesmallbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611 . To find out mort about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creulors Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Wib page at www.creators.com. · The Rusty Plow Primitives (Beth Deaver & Cathy Clark) come visit us during our OPEN HOUSE Friday, Nov. 28th 10-? Saturday, Nov. 29th 10-? Refreshments • Door Prizes Corner of Bashan (CR28) and TackervHie Racine, Oltio From Tornado Rd- t•rn onto CR 28 go./ mik- From SR 33 txit · at Rilcine, turn right go2 miles. Walch for sign .Let us Light the Way to a Better Holiday... I Wednesday, .. Part 1y around 5 mph. sunny. Highs in the lower Friday through Sunday 40s. West winds 5 to 10 night ... Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 40s. mph. \ . ) .1 Wednesday ~ht ... .Lows in the upper 20s. Mosily clear. Cold with · Monday...Partly sunny lows in the mid 20s. with a chance of raiit · Southwest wind( around 5 · showers. Highs , in the . mph in the upper 30s. Chance of rain evening ... Becoming light 30 percent. and variable . . Monday night .. .Mostly Thanksgiving Day ... . cloudy wiih a 30 · percent Mostly sunny. Highs in the chance of snow showers. upper 40s. Southwest winds Lows in the mid 20s. around 5 mph . Thesday ...Mostly cloudy Thursday night .. .Partly in the morning ...Then cloudy. Lows in the lower becoming partly sunny. }Os. Southwest winds Highs in the upper 30s. It can be quite lonely and difficult for one person to handle all of the child care and household duties while the spouse is deployed . We are starting a third deployment soon. Although we have lots of friends, siblings and neighbors, no one calls or comes by. They send care p_ackages, to my spouse, but 1t doesn I occur to them to help me. I'm trying to get used to it, but I hope this letter will help others realize they can make a big difference in _the lives of mthtary fam1hes by extending a kindness. Texas . Army National Guard Spouse Dear Spous~: People don't always ~onsider that a helpmg hand ts necessary or welcome, but. any I?arent trymg to ratse chtldren alone co~Id use ·some asststance. Ptck up the phone and call ~orne of those friends and stbhngs and ask tf they would baby-stt whtle you run to the store. Most folks are happy to help when they k_now what you need. And tf any of ~~r readers ~e aw~e of a imhta~y famtly trymg to cope wtth a d.eploym~nt, we hope they w1ll ask if they can bring the kid~ a pizza. Dear Anme: I read th~ letter from "Coastal Blues, whose otde in-laws misused their vacation home. Six years ago, I, too, had this problem. My ill-laws were using my vacation home without telling us they were heading down there. Sometimes .Dear Annie: Good friends of ours visit frequentiy. often staying in our t home three or 'four da>'sVVednesdaY.,Nny.26 · We welcome their visitS, ' , ·..· RACINE .· 'c· om " , ~~ but recently the wife has Sl*:lal e~hlbiJiO!J and {lhOIO begu n wearing low-cut , Olive. ·• display at the . Racme blo\)ses .revealing lots of · ·Trus~s: 6;30 . Ho,me National Bank by cleavage.! am very uncomt,he ·· town~hip ·• Bob Grab am. Picture fortable with thi s. especial· · .. · . · puzzle · .of the Cross .• ly because she likes to lean ~ · · ·. . · . '.: 1 · Stoi'e and Racine over, revealing even more. !Janking Co. t!-l be given .( have heard their mar' · . . ·, •' · • t-!1 a free drawmg. riage is in tro~ble , .and I ' wonder if she IS trymg to catch my husband's eye. I •.. ktiow it is fashionable to wear low-cut clothing; but I am beginning to suspect more than fashion is at play· · in thi s case. How should I handle her decol letage without destroying our friendship? - More Than We Want To See Dear More: Your friend may be trying to make her husband jealous, or she may be fliiting with yours, but 11 is an effective tactic only if your husband is paying attention. If he 's not interested. she just seems pathetic and desperate. The next · time she does it, you might take her aside and jokinq;ly remark that she looks like she's about to fall out of her blouse . Otherwise, we'd ignore her. Dear Annie: Please tell your readers if they know a · · LAWTON, Okla.-:- Arniy Pvt. Bobby G. Shelton has family that has a loved one graduated from Basic Combat training at Fort Sill, in the service to take the time Lawton, Okla. · :: During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the to give them a call, offer to baby-sit for a few hours , ~rmy mission aDd received instruction and training exercook a meal or lend a hand. eises in drill and ceremonies,Army history, core values and 6-aditions, military courtesy, military justice, physical rit(less, first aid, rifle marksmanship, weapons use , map readTo see more newsphotos ing and land navigation, foot marches, armed and unarmed from our photographers go to eombat, and field maneu·vers and tactics. www.mydailysentinel.com : He is the ·son of Rebecca Raines of North Essex_ Garrettsville, Ohio, arid brother of Leah Burgess of Sellers You can order reprints and ~idge Road, Portland. . · · "p!iloto gifts of your favorite Shelton is a 2008 graduate.of Maplewood Career Center, · photos there too. Ravenna. · .\. ClubS and'. : ' There is hope. • 1 BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SuGAR < • Always need to GO? Wednesday, November 26,2008 That's more than they want to see · Story's . Run Road, 7 p.m. mgbtly through Nov. 28, evangelist Norman Taylor. , .Other events HEALTH SV,IHM I ', "·· . Dec 3 PageAa ANNIE'S MAILBOX ·Colluntmity·Calendar ~ O'BLENESS (f' ••~;,. BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel . ' l ' buy one, get one free Friday & Saturday 9am-7pm • ATTENTION BARGAIN HUNTERSI If you are on a tight budget this year (but like quality), you won't want to .miss this sale1 The bad economy has gjven us the opportunity to buy truck load after truck load of wonderful merchandise at incredible prices!. Everyone who has seen it has. been amazed! · Local Stocks ' AEP (NYSE) - 30.13 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 33.50 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 9.07 Big Lots (NYSE) - 16.06 Bob Evano (NASDAQ) - 15.20 BorgWarner (NYSE)- 20.17 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) -6.57 Champion (NASDAQ) - 2.40 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - 1.32 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 34.57 Colllno (NYSE) - 31.97 DuPont (NYSE) - 24.13 US Bank (NYSE) - 25.23 Gannen (NYSE) - 7.58· General Electric (NYSE)- 15.77 . Harley-Davidson (NYSE) 15.90 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 29.77 Kroger (NYSE) - . 27.53 Limited Brands (NYSE) - 8.56 Nor1olk Southam (NYSE) - 48.35 Come see our spectacular gift section-quality gifts-cheap! Beautiful candle warmers of all sizes (70% off original retail) lotion and shower gel sets, kitchen towel sets, baskets, snowmen -lamps and more. People are buying these by the cart load! · · . · Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS. DAQ)- 19.07 BBT (NYSE) - 28.33 Peoples (NASDAQ) - 15.05 Pepolco (NYSE) - 54 Premier (NASDAQ) - 7.99 Rockwell (NYSE) - 28.86 Rocky Booto (NASDAQ) - 3.18 Royal Dutch Shell - 52.21 Saara Holding (NASDAQ) 33.39 Wai-Mart (NYSE) - ~-68 Wendy's (NYSE) - 3.82 WasBanco (NYSE)- 24.72 Worthington (NYSE)- 11.60 Dally etock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of Iran• actlono lor Nov. 25, 2008, provided by Edward Jones linencia! advisors laaac Mtlla In Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Plaaunt at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. Interest Rate I· 9-'·,.98. % A.P.R. Before Old Man Winter Arrives, Prepare with Ohio's Home Energy Assistance Programs • Home Energy Assistance • Percentage of Income Payment Plans • EmergencyHeating Assistance Maldmum temt of 36 mpnlhs and minimum new loan amounl or $5,00Q.OO available wllh credk approval, (Example: M'lount ftnanc:K SS.OOO.OO at 7.75% - 36 monlhly payments of 5161 .05. Loan [JfllCMSing fee of $158.00- 9.98% A.P.R.) A.P.R. =Annual Percentage Rato. RATE IS SUBJECTTO CHANGE . For an Application · Location Near You, Call 1-800·331·2644 or visit: www.areaagency8.org OlJOHIO VALLEY BANK 446-2631 1-800-468·6682 Programs for Eligible Low-income Ohioan:o · v:.: limited-time Offer. Other conditions and !""(" ' ".Y A.,_(. r"l /'·. C71.'>,_n( . ..t'1...l - -'·\b'l:.-7 ()fl Agl' n. ~tJ' Pr~V~ram "' -• • of Buckeye Hills Hoc king • Vslley Regional Development District Serving Seniors in Athens. HocJcing . Meigs, Monroe . --~~:!~N=o~b~le::_.~P!er:_:ry~&~W~a~s~h•::ng~t~on~C!ou~n~lie=•::__ _J L reltricttont apply. See a)ntract and rate plan brOChure fOr cte~llt. SUbaettber ~tt tl\le end have a rNilinQ. acklrt:ss wtthin · ~T& T's owned Wi1111tst nehYork CO\Iarage area. lJp to $361CUvlltiOn fee aPI)Hes. Equipment l)f'ICt and twlllbllitv m.-v vary bt ~rtc.et and msy,~t be avaKibfe from ind~ndent reteilen EaJiy Termination Fee. None if cancelled In the firt.f lO day&; thereafter 1115. Some 11Qef1tl wnpoee additlonat feet : U~limrtec:t --:ou MMCI&s· Unhmited vc>ce ..rv~ce. are -~"" """'~ '"'live diolog between two indiv~uola. Offnet UUgt: If your mlnulet of Ute (lnclu<llnll ,unlimited '""''"") on oiher catrief'a network& (''offnet uu~M) di.A'ing arf{ two consecutiva monlh ~s your Ql'fnet uuge tl6owence, AT&T may at Its optiOn lermm.tll your service, deny ~our C.Ontim.1~ uae of other earnert' CQwuaga, or change your plan to one imposing usage dllrgn tor orrnet usage. Your~~ usage aflowanoe !S equal to ~e lesstr of 750 minl.ltes or •o% of the Anvtime mfnutn Included -Mth vnur plan (data offnet usage at loWe nee il the leaaer of e megabytes or 20% of the kllobytes lncluc:le With your plan). RebaU! Debit card: Allow 10· 12 week> toe fuH~mentCard may bo -ooly In the U.S. tnCI" validfoJ 120doyt~eriJIU.OilCIIdlltl>ltlt not,..detmtble , . .....______............ Apply for the Holiday Loan Special . at an office or online at www.ovbc.com '?.:"' tor casn and cannot bO used tor caoh will1drawalaiA'T'Ms "'aulomaled gaaoline pumps. Rollover Min<Jtes· Unused Any!Jme Minutoa olltr lhe 12th l>iJing period . Nl!lhland Woel<end and Mobile 1o Mobile Mlnuteo do not roll ove<. ::roes AT&T lntetlt<:!UJI PfO!)Ofly All nght~ "'"""'ed AT&T. AT& togo and all other morks conla>ned herein are trademar>.s or AT&T 111WIIOCI1111 Property andlor AT&T afliliated companies . --------....~ • • , t· • < �0 PINI0 N The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, Nov~mber 26, PageA4 Wednesday, November 26, 2oos_ ----~~----------------~~~~~~~--~----~~~~----~~- 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher , Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress ·shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the · free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. · - The First Amendme'lt to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Nov. 26, the 331st day of 2008. There are 35 days left in the year. . . Today's Highlight in History: · Nov. 26, 1789, was a day of thanksgiving set aside by President Washington to obserVe the adoption of the Constitution of the United States. . On this date: · In 1825 , the first college social fraternity, Kappa Alpha, was formed at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. In 188~. former slave and abolitionist Sojourner Truth died in Battle Creek, Mich. In 1933 , a judge in New York decided the James Joyce. book "Ulysses" was not obscene and could therefore be published in the United States. In 1942, President Roosevelt ordered nationwide gasoline rationing, beginning Dec. I. In 1942, the motion picture "Casablanca," starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, had its world premiere at the Holly-wood Theater in New York. In 1950, China entered the Korean War, launching a counteroffensive against soldiers from the United Nations, the U.S. and South Korea. In 1965. France launched its first satellite, sending a 92pound capsule into orbit. In 1973 , President Nixon 's personal secretary, Rose Mary Woods, told a federal court that she'd accidentally caused part of the 18 1/2-minute gap in a key Watergate tape. Ten years ago: In the'first speech ever by a British prime minister to an Irish parliament, Tony Blair predicted that Northern Ireland's troubled peace accord would ultimately work because of a strengthened cooperative spirit uniting Britain and Ireland, In India, at least 211 people died when two trains collided in the northern state .of Punjab. Five years ago: Human rights activist Gao Zhan, who was freed from a Chinese prison after the U.S. government interceded on her behalf, pleaded ·guilty in Alexandria, Va., to illegally selling Ametican high-tech items with potential military uses to China. (Gao later received a reduced sentence of seven months in prison for her -cooperation with authorities.) Hard-liners defeated moderates in Northern Ireland's legislative elections. One year ago: President Bush met separately at the White House with the leaders of Israel and the Pillestinian Authority a day ahead of a major Mideast peace conference in Annapolis, Md. Vice President Dick Cheney experienced an irregular heartbeat and was taken- to George Washington University Hospi\3! for evilluation. President Bush greeted the 2007 Nobel Prize winners, including former Vice President AI Gore. Mississippi Sen. Trent Lott announced his retirement after a 35-year career in Congress. Washington Redskins star safety Sean . Taylor was mortally wounded when he was shot during ·a botched armed robbery at his home in Palmetto Bay, Fla. (Taylor died the· next d'ay.) Hall of Fame jockey Bill Hartack died in Freer, Texas, at age 74. Thought for Today: "Any fool can make a rule, and any fool will mind it." - ' Henry David Thoreau , American author (1817-1862). It was exactly one week until Thanksgiving as I watched the attorney general of the United States, Michael Mukasey. collapse a few feet away from me. He Kathryn was nearing the end of a Lopez speech to the Federalist Society in Washington, D.C . The fom1er New York judge was giving an impassioned defense of the Bush adminmonth when the majority of istration's efforts to rein in voters in California an activist judiciary' (despite a proposition that congressional pushback) , its approved would protect the traditional leadership in fighting the definition of marriage in the war on t.error and the bold state, in the face of renegade steps it has taken to keep courts • past struggles to Americans safe at home. He redefine this fundament of talked about his hopes that society. I'm grateful that the Obama administration even voters who most likely will take its resJXlnsibilities helped elect Barack Obama seriously, retaining some .of president can see the value the legal structures of its .m sacred, age-old cerepredecessor, .contrary to monies. I'm grateful that what some of "the intemper- there are P"eople like my ate rhetoric would seem to friend Maggie Gallagher, suggest." who heads the· National As it happens, during that Organization for Marriage, same gracious and impor- and fights the good fight for tant speech. he was heckled the traditional idea of fami and called a "tyrant" by one ly, despite viciously unfair of the dinner guests. enemies and defeatist colI'm grateful to know that · leagues , Mukasey is not a tyrant. I'm grateful to live in a ,He's a good man and a ded- country where, although icated public servant. I'm there are people who may grateful to know that he's mn to TV news cameras been part of an imperfect bearing hateful, antibut honorable administra- Mormon signs and call in tion . _I'm grateful to know · threats to Mormon temples that he serves a president because many of the Latterwho loves his country and Day faithful supported the the military families who proposition, there are also sacrifice for all the rest of those who will fight for relius. I'm grateful to know the gious liberty, like the folks man who ran up to cstch at the Becket Fund. There Mukasey as he was slurring, are politicians who · will on the verge of · collapse. speak in its defense, like I'm grateful to ha-ve seen so Mitt Romney. He may get many people around me attacked .unfairly, in some bow their heads in prayer, cases . because he is unprompted by any clergy- Mormon, but he has a genman, for the health and soul uine moral core and ethical of the attorney general. · calling that sets him above It was the top of the petty criticism. I'm grateful to work at a magazine founded by one of the most ge nerous employers and brilliant of men . Because of the life and work of the late William F. · Buckley Jr. . conservatives will never be seriously lost in the wilderness. I'm grnteful for the happy warriors following in his footsteps, in print , on the radio and on the Internet , caring about the "right" ideas. I'm grateful to see resilient optimism on a temporaril y losing side . I' m grateful for people . who. although they voted for the other guy, and are . depressed and even angered by how the presidential election turned out this year, pray and wish the presidentelect well , for the sake of the country . , I'm -grateful for all of you who have medical skills. My mother can walk because of you. I am gratefu I for those who opt for low-s alaried positions i'n religious schools because they know it takes good teachers - at holl)e and at school - to raise a child with a moral conscience who will serve his fellow humans well. I'm grateful for those who fight for and en· on the side of life. In Massachusetts. a teenage girl named Haleigh Poutre was allegedly beaten to near-death by her stepfather and determined to be a lost cause. Because someone bothered to'fight for her right to stay on life support. . she's alive and doing well today. · I'm grateful that Sarah Palin came on the national scene this year. holo:Jing her young son. Trig. shining a bright light on the children who are never allowed to be born in this country. Leola Enoch I'm grateful to ·those who make us laugh, think and escape through their ere-· ativity in books, TV and movies. I saw "The Hous~ Bunny" right before hauling off to the two conventions this summer and couldn't be more grateful for the break. · It's a very silly film, but one: with heart. a little soul and · even a sneaky abstinence message for the road! I can. write as many columns as I want. bui culture is wha~ moves people. " The Hous~. Bunny" may n·ot start a cultural revolution , but ' Hollywood is a pqwerful. vehicle, as movtemakers. and consumers should · always bear in mind. I am grateful to those who realize that with great power comes great responsibility. I'm grateful to live in the· greatest country in thi world, where we sometimes even have civil debates ; And where I sometimes· even get civil e-mail. I'm : grateful that Mukasey was· standing long enough to give a spirited defense of an_· administration that's going to get a lot of grief as th~ Obama faction takes power.~ I'm grateful there are honest.: historians out there -· Somewhere - who will' consider that there is a real' reason we were not attacked; again after Sept. II. And· that President Bush will get" some credit for being a good leader and president. . This Thanksgiving, raise, a glass for those who make our feasts in a ·free country. possible. (Kathry11 Lopez is the edi-' tor of National Review Online (www.nationalre- , view.com). She can be con- , wcted at klopez@ nationalrevil l' ·.com.) .. ' The Daily Sentinel Reader Services · (USPS 213-96!1) Ohio Vallel:.ubllshlng Cort'llclion Polley Published f!Nery afternoon. Monday through FrlctaY, 111 Court Stre&t, be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio, Second.class pOstage in a story, call the newsroom at (740~ paid at Pomeroy. 992-2156. 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James and Jeffrey Enoch; three sisters: Luc•l_le Laugh!tn, Parkersburg, W.Va .. Joann Wright, Huntmgton, W.Va., and Mary Oldham, Harrisburg , Pa. She was preceded 111 death by her parents; her husband, Preeman _A. Enoch; a brother, Sonny Shockey; and a sister, · Becky C1rcle. . A private family service wiU be conducted at I p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, at Roush Funeral Home in Ravens:wood . with Br. Don Wright and Br. John Wright officmtm~. There wtll be no calling hours. Memonals may be made to the National Diabetes Association. Condolences may be expressed to the family al rolish Ius2000@yahoo.com . Traces of the industrial chemical melamine have been detected in samples of top-selling U.S. infant for. mula. but federal regulators insist the products are safe. The Food and Drug Administration said last month it was unable to identify any melamine exposure level as safe for infants, but a top official said it would be a "dangerous overreaction" for pa~ents to stop feeding infant formula to babies who depend on it . • "The levels that we are detecting are extremely low," said Dr.. Stephen Sundlof, director of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, "They should not be changing the diet. If POINT PLEASANT, W.Va . Frances Eileen they've been feeding a parBonecutter, 88, of Vinton , passed away Monday, Nov. 24. ticular product, they should 2008, at Holzer Senior Care Center. . continue to feed that product. She was born Feb. 15 , 1920, in Mason Couty, W.Va ., a That's in the best interest of daughter to the late Russell and Flora Gibbs McMi llin . She the baby." was a homemaker and Retired From G .C. Murphy in Point Melamine is the chemical Pleasant, W.Va., after 30 years of service. She attended a found in Chinese infant fornon-denominational church. mula - in far larger con, Besides her parents , she was preceded in death by her centrations - that has been husband, Frank Bonecutter. Sr.; and two sisters, Annalee blamed for killipg at least McMilllin anJ Lena Ord . three babies and making -at : She is survived by her son. Frank Bonecutter, Jr., Point least 50,000 others ill. Pleasant; and daughters. Sandra Fetty and Vesta Cre1ileat1s·, 'Previously undisclosed both of· Point Pleasant; grandchildren: Tammy .(Kenny) tests, obtai ned by The Toops, Scott (Missy) Fetty, Gaila.(Dave) Wallace, James W. Associated Press under the Fetty, Amy Fetty, Frank Bonecutter Ill, Carma (Matt) · Freedom of Information Cooper and Kelli Jo Schultz; great Grandchildren Jamie Act, show that the FDA has Bolt, Emilee McCormick, Eric Toops, Robbie Bonecutter, detected melamine in a samKala Fetty, Scott Fetty, Chelsea Fetty, Cassie Wallace, David ple of one popular fo'rmula Wallace, Cole Bowman, and Shaea Bowman; great. grand- and the presence of cyanuric children: Frankie Bonecutter IV, Tad and Amber Bonecutter, acid , a chemical relative of Misty Dawn, Levi Meeks, Dustin and Hanna Wamsley; a melamine , in the formula of brother and sister-in-law. Glenn and Della McMillin of a second manufacturer. Mason, W.Va.; andsister,Luella Wood of New Haven, W.Va. Separately, a third major Funeral will be held ai 2:30'' p.m. on Friday. Nov. 28. formula maker told AP that 2008, at Deal Funeral Home with Pastors Carlton Schooley in-house tests had detected and Scott. Hanks officiating. Burial will be in the Graham trace levels .of melamine in Cemetery, New Haven. · its infant formula. Friends may cilll from noon to the time of service at the The three firms - Abbott funerill home . Please visit deillfuneral @suddenlinkmail.com Laboratories, Nestle and Mead Johnson - manufacto send condolences to the family. ture more than 90 percent of all infant formula produced in the United States. The FDA and other experts said the melamine contamination in U.S.-made formula had occurred during the manufacturing process , SOUTH ,BLOOMINGTON ~ John Schultheiss, 82 , of rather than intentionally. · South Bloomington, Ohio, died Friday Nov. 21, He was a former Meigs County resident. Surviving is his wife, Joyce, of South Bloomington. His funerill is being held at 1 p:m. Wednesday (today) at the Hienlein-Brown Fune,ral Home in Logan. Burial will be at the Chapel Ridge Church cemetery in South Bloomington. crossed. paths with mine will truly be treasured for many years to come. I'm blessed to have had so many friends, supporters and most importantly my family encouraging and. standing with· me." "My congratulations and MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Church of Christ will best wishes go out to host its free. community Christmas Day dinner at 2 p.m. It (Phillips). The next two is open to the public, and reservations are requested by call- years will be difficult for the ing 992-2914 by Dec. 8. state of Ohio and our region No documentation is ·required, and transJXlrtation will be more specifically. It is my available to those who need it. Last year, the church served hope that we can move past 94 people on Christmas. · · the campaign and work together in our professional capacities to be effective leaders and public servants." nam~s "It is time to enjoy the season of Thanksgiving and POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -The Mason, Galli a, Meigs reflect on the many blessings Detachment of the Marine Corps League are expecting. each of us have and help names of children for the annual Toys for Children. those less fortunate. I'm Thll group will be accepting names until Dec. 12. Toys will be ~iven out 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, at City privileged to have learned a great deal over the past year National Bank m Point Pleasant. · · To sign up, call and leave a message 304-675-2647,304675-5299, 304-895-3062 or 740-379-9063 . .Frances Bonecutter Deaths Local Briefs Free Christmas dinner OUT OF SUSINE~ Marine Corps League gatb,ering for toys nello, ts. ...}'tm ....there.'?' (T_I J us uaces The U.S. government quiThe Grocery etly began testin~ domesti- Manufacturers Association. cally produced mfant for- for example, told its memmula in September, soon bers: "FDA could not identi after problems with fy a safe level for melamine melamine-spiked formula . and related compounds in surfaced in China. infant formula: thus it can be Sundlof said there have concluded they will not been no reports of human ill- · accept any detectable ness in the United States from melamine in infant formula ." melamine, which can bind It w.as not unti~. the AP with other chemicals in urine , inquired about tests on potentially causing damaging domestic formula that- the stones in the kid~ey or blad- FDA articulated that while der and, in extreme ca~s. it couldn't set a safe expokidney failure. sure for infants , it would Melamine is used in some accept some melamine in U.S, plastic food packaging formula- raising the quesand can rub off onto what we tion of whether the dectsion eat; it's also contained in a to accept very low concencleaning solution used on !rations was made only after some food processing equip- traces were detected . men! and can leach into the On Sundav, Sundlof said products being prepared. the agency had never said, Sundlof told the AP the nor implied , that .domestic positive test results "so far are infant fm'mula was going to in the trace range, and from a be entirely free of public health or infant health melamine. He said he didn 't perspective, we consider know if the agency 's statethose 10 be perfectly fine." ments on infant form ula had That's different from the been misinterpreted. impression of zero tolerance In China. melamine was the agency left on Oct. 3,- intentionally dumped into when it siated: '' FDA is cur- watered-down milk to trick rently unable to establish food quality tests into showany level of melamine and ing higher protein levels than melamine-related com- actually existed. Byproducts pounds in infant formula of the milk ended up in infant · that does not., raise public formula, coffee creamers, health concerns." even biscuits . FDA scientists said then The · concentrations of that they couldn't set an melamine there were extraacceptable level of melamine · exJXlsure in infant formula because science hadn't had '.s~·mH, '/AI:· I •. enough time _to understand 01t~&m8-THURS1~ the chemical's effects on WWW, S~RINGYALLEYCINEMA .tOM infants' uhderdeveloped kidBox Office Opens ® 6:30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS neys. Plus, there is the com& 12:30 PM FOR plicating factor that infant · SAT. & SUN ONLY MATINEES TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT formula often constitutes a FOUR CHRISTMASES (PG13) newborn.'s entire diet. '1:30, 3:30,7:30 &9:30 The agency added, howAUSTRALIA (PG13) ever, that its position did not 1:10,3:20,7:10 & 9,20 TRANSPORTER 3 tPG13) mean that any exposure to a 1:oo, 3:00, r:oo & 9,00 of detectable level BOLT (PG13) melamine and melamine 1:15, 3:15, 7:1519:i5 related cOmJXlunds in infant TWILIGHT (PG13) 1,00, 3:30,7 :00 &9:30 formula would result in · QUANTUM OF SOLACE (PG13) harm to infants. ·· 1:15, 3,30, 7:15 & 9:30 Still, the announcement MADAGASCAR:ESCAPE2 AFRICA (PG)1 ,00, 3:00·~ 7:00 was widely interpreted by ROLE IIOOELS (A) 0:20 manufacturers, the news · media and Congress to mean that infant formula that tested JXlSitive at any level could not be sold in tlle United States. to tell you we had received around your ankles to get your prescription? You said the phone. Your PC mailed 'Why are you telling me me the video. We knew that?' before you realized I what your prescription was was just a robo phone and for, so we all figured there you hung ·up. You didn't was a pretty good chance of Jim . even let me get to the part finding you in t~e bath: · Mullen where ·I .t\JII you how much room. We all had a good, money you save by mailing laugh. If you want to see it ;· in your prescription to us . I've posted it on YouTube. :. "A few days later 1 called halfway across the country "Even though we are one instead of using the local you to tell you that the phar, of the biggest, most prof- pharmacist three minutes macist sent your (pause):: itable companies on Earth, · away from your house. prescription (pause) to the:: . we worry about you, Because we saved you mailroom . You wouldn 't (pause) Jim (pause). Are (pause) 9 cents (pause) . I a'l_swer the phone, so !left. you still listening? Thank s~pJXlse when ybour. pharma- two very long messages OIL you. Would you like to talk c1st goes out of I us mess and your inachine that sounded to one of our highly trained stops paying income and healthcare professionals property taxes. it will cost very important until you go~ about your (pause) prescrip- you more than (pause) 9 to the very end when you; tion (pause)? You ,sa1d cenis (pause), bur that's learned the whole stupid(pause) 'No! .I'm trying to what happens in a free mar- . phone call was just to tell: eat ·my dinner!' (pause). ket. Does your local guy you that your ,me~s were i~ That's OK, our healthcare ever call you? No. Does he . the ma1I. _That s.stx mmutes:professional was busy, too. have a million-dollar-a-year of your hfe you II never ge~ , . ~ The well in her town in lobbyist like we do? No. ba,~k- ·' Next week I II be calhnll!India dried up and the,y've Does he give · thousands of been waiting t-wo days for dollars to political cam- you JUSt to find out how tha~ the water truck to make a ·paigns? No. That's why he (pause)prescnptton (pause). delivery. But had this been can't save you (pause) nine 1s workm~. When would be: · the most mconvenient time: an emergency, we would cents (pause) . "A couple of days later I to call you? Thank you." :have qui~kly switched you (Jim Mullen is the autho~ to our backup healthcare called to tell you that our pharmacy computer was of "It Takes a Village Idiot.: profl!ssional in Jamaica. "Sometimes I think they putting your prescription in Complicating the Simple; make me call you just to the bottle. You were in the Life" and "'Baby's First.. keep me busy. Remember bathroom, remember? You Tattoo:: You can reach him: when I called you last week. ran out with your pants at.jim_mullen@myway.comt , ' ---. ~ ordinarily high. as much a; 2.500 parts per million . The concentrations detected in the FDA samples were 10,000 time s smaller - the equivalent of a drop in a 64 gallon trash bin . There would be no eranomic advantage to spiking U .S.-made formula at the extremely low le vels found in the FDA testing. It neither raises I he protei n count nor saves valuable protein. said Universit y of California. Davi s ·chemi st Michael Fil igenti . a melamine detection ex pen. According to FDA data for tests of 77 infant formula samples. a trace concentration of melamine was detected in one product - Mead . Johnson's Infant Formula Powder, Enfamil LIPIL with Iron. An FDA spreadshee1 shm\ls two tests were con· ducted on the Enfamil , with readi ngs of 0.137 and 0. 14 parts per million. . Three tests of Nestle 's Good Start Supreme Infant Formula with Iron detected an average of 0.247 pat1s per million of cyanuric ac id. a melamine byproduct. The FDA said last month that the toxicity of cyanuric acid is under study, but that meanwhile it is "prudent'' to assume · that its poten~y is equal to that of melamine. 7 Count from Page At •, "Hello, this is your healthcare provider calling (pause) Jim Mullen (pause). Is this the (pause) Mullen (pause) household? Say 'yes' if it is . Thal)k yo~ . Are you (pause) Jim (pause)? Thank you. I"m calling to tell you we have put yol!r recent (pause) prescription (pause) in the mail. There is no reason for you to do anything. Just listen to this message . Are you listening? Thank you. There is no need for you to cilll your healthcare provider. There are no humans here to answer your call anyway. Just me . "I suppose you thought that because your cost-cutting insurance company makes you use our 'Prescription By Mail ' service that we would just put your (pause) prescriptiOn (pause) in the mail without making it seem like a big deal. After all, you put stuff in the mail every day without calling the person you sent it to . It's kind of like someone calling you to tell you they sent you a Christmas card and that you should be getting it in a few d ays. In short , it's a total and complete waste of money. So why do we do it? The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com John Schultheiss II'S ONL'( LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are wrlcome. Tliey should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telepltone number. No unsigned letters . will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accepted for publication. Obitmuies Giving thanks in times qf trouble The Daily Sentinel 2008 from this opJXlrtunity and I look forward to using that e~perience to serve as a better county auditor and a more effective leader." 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Dan Goodrich Publisher , Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress ·shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the · free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. · - The First Amendme'lt to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Nov. 26, the 331st day of 2008. There are 35 days left in the year. . . Today's Highlight in History: · Nov. 26, 1789, was a day of thanksgiving set aside by President Washington to obserVe the adoption of the Constitution of the United States. . On this date: · In 1825 , the first college social fraternity, Kappa Alpha, was formed at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. In 188~. former slave and abolitionist Sojourner Truth died in Battle Creek, Mich. In 1933 , a judge in New York decided the James Joyce. book "Ulysses" was not obscene and could therefore be published in the United States. In 1942, President Roosevelt ordered nationwide gasoline rationing, beginning Dec. I. In 1942, the motion picture "Casablanca," starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, had its world premiere at the Holly-wood Theater in New York. In 1950, China entered the Korean War, launching a counteroffensive against soldiers from the United Nations, the U.S. and South Korea. In 1965. France launched its first satellite, sending a 92pound capsule into orbit. In 1973 , President Nixon 's personal secretary, Rose Mary Woods, told a federal court that she'd accidentally caused part of the 18 1/2-minute gap in a key Watergate tape. Ten years ago: In the'first speech ever by a British prime minister to an Irish parliament, Tony Blair predicted that Northern Ireland's troubled peace accord would ultimately work because of a strengthened cooperative spirit uniting Britain and Ireland, In India, at least 211 people died when two trains collided in the northern state .of Punjab. Five years ago: Human rights activist Gao Zhan, who was freed from a Chinese prison after the U.S. government interceded on her behalf, pleaded ·guilty in Alexandria, Va., to illegally selling Ametican high-tech items with potential military uses to China. (Gao later received a reduced sentence of seven months in prison for her -cooperation with authorities.) Hard-liners defeated moderates in Northern Ireland's legislative elections. One year ago: President Bush met separately at the White House with the leaders of Israel and the Pillestinian Authority a day ahead of a major Mideast peace conference in Annapolis, Md. Vice President Dick Cheney experienced an irregular heartbeat and was taken- to George Washington University Hospi\3! for evilluation. President Bush greeted the 2007 Nobel Prize winners, including former Vice President AI Gore. Mississippi Sen. Trent Lott announced his retirement after a 35-year career in Congress. Washington Redskins star safety Sean . Taylor was mortally wounded when he was shot during ·a botched armed robbery at his home in Palmetto Bay, Fla. (Taylor died the· next d'ay.) Hall of Fame jockey Bill Hartack died in Freer, Texas, at age 74. Thought for Today: "Any fool can make a rule, and any fool will mind it." - ' Henry David Thoreau , American author (1817-1862). It was exactly one week until Thanksgiving as I watched the attorney general of the United States, Michael Mukasey. collapse a few feet away from me. He Kathryn was nearing the end of a Lopez speech to the Federalist Society in Washington, D.C . The fom1er New York judge was giving an impassioned defense of the Bush adminmonth when the majority of istration's efforts to rein in voters in California an activist judiciary' (despite a proposition that congressional pushback) , its approved would protect the traditional leadership in fighting the definition of marriage in the war on t.error and the bold state, in the face of renegade steps it has taken to keep courts • past struggles to Americans safe at home. He redefine this fundament of talked about his hopes that society. I'm grateful that the Obama administration even voters who most likely will take its resJXlnsibilities helped elect Barack Obama seriously, retaining some .of president can see the value the legal structures of its .m sacred, age-old cerepredecessor, .contrary to monies. I'm grateful that what some of "the intemper- there are P"eople like my ate rhetoric would seem to friend Maggie Gallagher, suggest." who heads the· National As it happens, during that Organization for Marriage, same gracious and impor- and fights the good fight for tant speech. he was heckled the traditional idea of fami and called a "tyrant" by one ly, despite viciously unfair of the dinner guests. enemies and defeatist colI'm grateful to know that · leagues , Mukasey is not a tyrant. I'm grateful to live in a ,He's a good man and a ded- country where, although icated public servant. I'm there are people who may grateful to know that he's mn to TV news cameras been part of an imperfect bearing hateful, antibut honorable administra- Mormon signs and call in tion . _I'm grateful to know · threats to Mormon temples that he serves a president because many of the Latterwho loves his country and Day faithful supported the the military families who proposition, there are also sacrifice for all the rest of those who will fight for relius. I'm grateful to know the gious liberty, like the folks man who ran up to cstch at the Becket Fund. There Mukasey as he was slurring, are politicians who · will on the verge of · collapse. speak in its defense, like I'm grateful to ha-ve seen so Mitt Romney. He may get many people around me attacked .unfairly, in some bow their heads in prayer, cases . because he is unprompted by any clergy- Mormon, but he has a genman, for the health and soul uine moral core and ethical of the attorney general. · calling that sets him above It was the top of the petty criticism. I'm grateful to work at a magazine founded by one of the most ge nerous employers and brilliant of men . Because of the life and work of the late William F. · Buckley Jr. . conservatives will never be seriously lost in the wilderness. I'm grnteful for the happy warriors following in his footsteps, in print , on the radio and on the Internet , caring about the "right" ideas. I'm grateful to see resilient optimism on a temporaril y losing side . I' m grateful for people . who. although they voted for the other guy, and are . depressed and even angered by how the presidential election turned out this year, pray and wish the presidentelect well , for the sake of the country . , I'm -grateful for all of you who have medical skills. My mother can walk because of you. I am gratefu I for those who opt for low-s alaried positions i'n religious schools because they know it takes good teachers - at holl)e and at school - to raise a child with a moral conscience who will serve his fellow humans well. I'm grateful for those who fight for and en· on the side of life. In Massachusetts. a teenage girl named Haleigh Poutre was allegedly beaten to near-death by her stepfather and determined to be a lost cause. Because someone bothered to'fight for her right to stay on life support. . she's alive and doing well today. · I'm grateful that Sarah Palin came on the national scene this year. holo:Jing her young son. Trig. shining a bright light on the children who are never allowed to be born in this country. Leola Enoch I'm grateful to ·those who make us laugh, think and escape through their ere-· ativity in books, TV and movies. I saw "The Hous~ Bunny" right before hauling off to the two conventions this summer and couldn't be more grateful for the break. · It's a very silly film, but one: with heart. a little soul and · even a sneaky abstinence message for the road! I can. write as many columns as I want. bui culture is wha~ moves people. " The Hous~. Bunny" may n·ot start a cultural revolution , but ' Hollywood is a pqwerful. vehicle, as movtemakers. and consumers should · always bear in mind. I am grateful to those who realize that with great power comes great responsibility. I'm grateful to live in the· greatest country in thi world, where we sometimes even have civil debates ; And where I sometimes· even get civil e-mail. I'm : grateful that Mukasey was· standing long enough to give a spirited defense of an_· administration that's going to get a lot of grief as th~ Obama faction takes power.~ I'm grateful there are honest.: historians out there -· Somewhere - who will' consider that there is a real' reason we were not attacked; again after Sept. II. And· that President Bush will get" some credit for being a good leader and president. . This Thanksgiving, raise, a glass for those who make our feasts in a ·free country. possible. (Kathry11 Lopez is the edi-' tor of National Review Online (www.nationalre- , view.com). She can be con- , wcted at klopez@ nationalrevil l' ·.com.) .. ' The Daily Sentinel Reader Services · (USPS 213-96!1) Ohio Vallel:.ubllshlng Cort'llclion Polley Published f!Nery afternoon. Monday through FrlctaY, 111 Court Stre&t, be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio, Second.class pOstage in a story, call the newsroom at (740~ paid at Pomeroy. 992-2156. 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James and Jeffrey Enoch; three sisters: Luc•l_le Laugh!tn, Parkersburg, W.Va .. Joann Wright, Huntmgton, W.Va., and Mary Oldham, Harrisburg , Pa. She was preceded 111 death by her parents; her husband, Preeman _A. Enoch; a brother, Sonny Shockey; and a sister, · Becky C1rcle. . A private family service wiU be conducted at I p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, at Roush Funeral Home in Ravens:wood . with Br. Don Wright and Br. John Wright officmtm~. There wtll be no calling hours. Memonals may be made to the National Diabetes Association. Condolences may be expressed to the family al rolish Ius2000@yahoo.com . Traces of the industrial chemical melamine have been detected in samples of top-selling U.S. infant for. mula. but federal regulators insist the products are safe. The Food and Drug Administration said last month it was unable to identify any melamine exposure level as safe for infants, but a top official said it would be a "dangerous overreaction" for pa~ents to stop feeding infant formula to babies who depend on it . • "The levels that we are detecting are extremely low," said Dr.. Stephen Sundlof, director of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, "They should not be changing the diet. If POINT PLEASANT, W.Va . Frances Eileen they've been feeding a parBonecutter, 88, of Vinton , passed away Monday, Nov. 24. ticular product, they should 2008, at Holzer Senior Care Center. . continue to feed that product. She was born Feb. 15 , 1920, in Mason Couty, W.Va ., a That's in the best interest of daughter to the late Russell and Flora Gibbs McMi llin . She the baby." was a homemaker and Retired From G .C. Murphy in Point Melamine is the chemical Pleasant, W.Va., after 30 years of service. She attended a found in Chinese infant fornon-denominational church. mula - in far larger con, Besides her parents , she was preceded in death by her centrations - that has been husband, Frank Bonecutter. Sr.; and two sisters, Annalee blamed for killipg at least McMilllin anJ Lena Ord . three babies and making -at : She is survived by her son. Frank Bonecutter, Jr., Point least 50,000 others ill. Pleasant; and daughters. Sandra Fetty and Vesta Cre1ileat1s·, 'Previously undisclosed both of· Point Pleasant; grandchildren: Tammy .(Kenny) tests, obtai ned by The Toops, Scott (Missy) Fetty, Gaila.(Dave) Wallace, James W. Associated Press under the Fetty, Amy Fetty, Frank Bonecutter Ill, Carma (Matt) · Freedom of Information Cooper and Kelli Jo Schultz; great Grandchildren Jamie Act, show that the FDA has Bolt, Emilee McCormick, Eric Toops, Robbie Bonecutter, detected melamine in a samKala Fetty, Scott Fetty, Chelsea Fetty, Cassie Wallace, David ple of one popular fo'rmula Wallace, Cole Bowman, and Shaea Bowman; great. grand- and the presence of cyanuric children: Frankie Bonecutter IV, Tad and Amber Bonecutter, acid , a chemical relative of Misty Dawn, Levi Meeks, Dustin and Hanna Wamsley; a melamine , in the formula of brother and sister-in-law. Glenn and Della McMillin of a second manufacturer. Mason, W.Va.; andsister,Luella Wood of New Haven, W.Va. Separately, a third major Funeral will be held ai 2:30'' p.m. on Friday. Nov. 28. formula maker told AP that 2008, at Deal Funeral Home with Pastors Carlton Schooley in-house tests had detected and Scott. Hanks officiating. Burial will be in the Graham trace levels .of melamine in Cemetery, New Haven. · its infant formula. Friends may cilll from noon to the time of service at the The three firms - Abbott funerill home . Please visit deillfuneral @suddenlinkmail.com Laboratories, Nestle and Mead Johnson - manufacto send condolences to the family. ture more than 90 percent of all infant formula produced in the United States. The FDA and other experts said the melamine contamination in U.S.-made formula had occurred during the manufacturing process , SOUTH ,BLOOMINGTON ~ John Schultheiss, 82 , of rather than intentionally. · South Bloomington, Ohio, died Friday Nov. 21, He was a former Meigs County resident. Surviving is his wife, Joyce, of South Bloomington. His funerill is being held at 1 p:m. Wednesday (today) at the Hienlein-Brown Fune,ral Home in Logan. Burial will be at the Chapel Ridge Church cemetery in South Bloomington. crossed. paths with mine will truly be treasured for many years to come. I'm blessed to have had so many friends, supporters and most importantly my family encouraging and. standing with· me." "My congratulations and MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Church of Christ will best wishes go out to host its free. community Christmas Day dinner at 2 p.m. It (Phillips). The next two is open to the public, and reservations are requested by call- years will be difficult for the ing 992-2914 by Dec. 8. state of Ohio and our region No documentation is ·required, and transJXlrtation will be more specifically. It is my available to those who need it. Last year, the church served hope that we can move past 94 people on Christmas. · · the campaign and work together in our professional capacities to be effective leaders and public servants." nam~s "It is time to enjoy the season of Thanksgiving and POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. -The Mason, Galli a, Meigs reflect on the many blessings Detachment of the Marine Corps League are expecting. each of us have and help names of children for the annual Toys for Children. those less fortunate. I'm Thll group will be accepting names until Dec. 12. Toys will be ~iven out 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, at City privileged to have learned a great deal over the past year National Bank m Point Pleasant. · · To sign up, call and leave a message 304-675-2647,304675-5299, 304-895-3062 or 740-379-9063 . .Frances Bonecutter Deaths Local Briefs Free Christmas dinner OUT OF SUSINE~ Marine Corps League gatb,ering for toys nello, ts. ...}'tm ....there.'?' (T_I J us uaces The U.S. government quiThe Grocery etly began testin~ domesti- Manufacturers Association. cally produced mfant for- for example, told its memmula in September, soon bers: "FDA could not identi after problems with fy a safe level for melamine melamine-spiked formula . and related compounds in surfaced in China. infant formula: thus it can be Sundlof said there have concluded they will not been no reports of human ill- · accept any detectable ness in the United States from melamine in infant formula ." melamine, which can bind It w.as not unti~. the AP with other chemicals in urine , inquired about tests on potentially causing damaging domestic formula that- the stones in the kid~ey or blad- FDA articulated that while der and, in extreme ca~s. it couldn't set a safe expokidney failure. sure for infants , it would Melamine is used in some accept some melamine in U.S, plastic food packaging formula- raising the quesand can rub off onto what we tion of whether the dectsion eat; it's also contained in a to accept very low concencleaning solution used on !rations was made only after some food processing equip- traces were detected . men! and can leach into the On Sundav, Sundlof said products being prepared. the agency had never said, Sundlof told the AP the nor implied , that .domestic positive test results "so far are infant fm'mula was going to in the trace range, and from a be entirely free of public health or infant health melamine. He said he didn 't perspective, we consider know if the agency 's statethose 10 be perfectly fine." ments on infant form ula had That's different from the been misinterpreted. impression of zero tolerance In China. melamine was the agency left on Oct. 3,- intentionally dumped into when it siated: '' FDA is cur- watered-down milk to trick rently unable to establish food quality tests into showany level of melamine and ing higher protein levels than melamine-related com- actually existed. Byproducts pounds in infant formula of the milk ended up in infant · that does not., raise public formula, coffee creamers, health concerns." even biscuits . FDA scientists said then The · concentrations of that they couldn't set an melamine there were extraacceptable level of melamine · exJXlsure in infant formula because science hadn't had '.s~·mH, '/AI:· I •. enough time _to understand 01t~&m8-THURS1~ the chemical's effects on WWW, S~RINGYALLEYCINEMA .tOM infants' uhderdeveloped kidBox Office Opens ® 6:30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS neys. Plus, there is the com& 12:30 PM FOR plicating factor that infant · SAT. & SUN ONLY MATINEES TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT formula often constitutes a FOUR CHRISTMASES (PG13) newborn.'s entire diet. '1:30, 3:30,7:30 &9:30 The agency added, howAUSTRALIA (PG13) ever, that its position did not 1:10,3:20,7:10 & 9,20 TRANSPORTER 3 tPG13) mean that any exposure to a 1:oo, 3:00, r:oo & 9,00 of detectable level BOLT (PG13) melamine and melamine 1:15, 3:15, 7:1519:i5 related cOmJXlunds in infant TWILIGHT (PG13) 1,00, 3:30,7 :00 &9:30 formula would result in · QUANTUM OF SOLACE (PG13) harm to infants. ·· 1:15, 3,30, 7:15 & 9:30 Still, the announcement MADAGASCAR:ESCAPE2 AFRICA (PG)1 ,00, 3:00·~ 7:00 was widely interpreted by ROLE IIOOELS (A) 0:20 manufacturers, the news · media and Congress to mean that infant formula that tested JXlSitive at any level could not be sold in tlle United States. to tell you we had received around your ankles to get your prescription? You said the phone. Your PC mailed 'Why are you telling me me the video. We knew that?' before you realized I what your prescription was was just a robo phone and for, so we all figured there you hung ·up. You didn't was a pretty good chance of Jim . even let me get to the part finding you in t~e bath: · Mullen where ·I .t\JII you how much room. We all had a good, money you save by mailing laugh. If you want to see it ;· in your prescription to us . I've posted it on YouTube. :. "A few days later 1 called halfway across the country "Even though we are one instead of using the local you to tell you that the phar, of the biggest, most prof- pharmacist three minutes macist sent your (pause):: itable companies on Earth, · away from your house. prescription (pause) to the:: . we worry about you, Because we saved you mailroom . You wouldn 't (pause) Jim (pause). Are (pause) 9 cents (pause) . I a'l_swer the phone, so !left. you still listening? Thank s~pJXlse when ybour. pharma- two very long messages OIL you. Would you like to talk c1st goes out of I us mess and your inachine that sounded to one of our highly trained stops paying income and healthcare professionals property taxes. it will cost very important until you go~ about your (pause) prescrip- you more than (pause) 9 to the very end when you; tion (pause)? You ,sa1d cenis (pause), bur that's learned the whole stupid(pause) 'No! .I'm trying to what happens in a free mar- . phone call was just to tell: eat ·my dinner!' (pause). ket. Does your local guy you that your ,me~s were i~ That's OK, our healthcare ever call you? No. Does he . the ma1I. _That s.stx mmutes:professional was busy, too. have a million-dollar-a-year of your hfe you II never ge~ , . ~ The well in her town in lobbyist like we do? No. ba,~k- ·' Next week I II be calhnll!India dried up and the,y've Does he give · thousands of been waiting t-wo days for dollars to political cam- you JUSt to find out how tha~ the water truck to make a ·paigns? No. That's why he (pause)prescnptton (pause). delivery. But had this been can't save you (pause) nine 1s workm~. When would be: · the most mconvenient time: an emergency, we would cents (pause) . "A couple of days later I to call you? Thank you." :have qui~kly switched you (Jim Mullen is the autho~ to our backup healthcare called to tell you that our pharmacy computer was of "It Takes a Village Idiot.: profl!ssional in Jamaica. "Sometimes I think they putting your prescription in Complicating the Simple; make me call you just to the bottle. You were in the Life" and "'Baby's First.. keep me busy. Remember bathroom, remember? You Tattoo:: You can reach him: when I called you last week. ran out with your pants at.jim_mullen@myway.comt , ' ---. ~ ordinarily high. as much a; 2.500 parts per million . The concentrations detected in the FDA samples were 10,000 time s smaller - the equivalent of a drop in a 64 gallon trash bin . There would be no eranomic advantage to spiking U .S.-made formula at the extremely low le vels found in the FDA testing. It neither raises I he protei n count nor saves valuable protein. said Universit y of California. Davi s ·chemi st Michael Fil igenti . a melamine detection ex pen. According to FDA data for tests of 77 infant formula samples. a trace concentration of melamine was detected in one product - Mead . Johnson's Infant Formula Powder, Enfamil LIPIL with Iron. An FDA spreadshee1 shm\ls two tests were con· ducted on the Enfamil , with readi ngs of 0.137 and 0. 14 parts per million. . Three tests of Nestle 's Good Start Supreme Infant Formula with Iron detected an average of 0.247 pat1s per million of cyanuric ac id. a melamine byproduct. The FDA said last month that the toxicity of cyanuric acid is under study, but that meanwhile it is "prudent'' to assume · that its poten~y is equal to that of melamine. 7 Count from Page At •, "Hello, this is your healthcare provider calling (pause) Jim Mullen (pause). Is this the (pause) Mullen (pause) household? Say 'yes' if it is . Thal)k yo~ . Are you (pause) Jim (pause)? Thank you. I"m calling to tell you we have put yol!r recent (pause) prescription (pause) in the mail. There is no reason for you to do anything. Just listen to this message . Are you listening? Thank you. There is no need for you to cilll your healthcare provider. There are no humans here to answer your call anyway. Just me . "I suppose you thought that because your cost-cutting insurance company makes you use our 'Prescription By Mail ' service that we would just put your (pause) prescriptiOn (pause) in the mail without making it seem like a big deal. After all, you put stuff in the mail every day without calling the person you sent it to . It's kind of like someone calling you to tell you they sent you a Christmas card and that you should be getting it in a few d ays. In short , it's a total and complete waste of money. So why do we do it? The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com John Schultheiss II'S ONL'( LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are wrlcome. Tliey should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telepltone number. No unsigned letters . will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accepted for publication. Obitmuies Giving thanks in times qf trouble The Daily Sentinel 2008 from this opJXlrtunity and I look forward to using that e~perience to serve as a better county auditor and a more effective leader." Phillips was ahead after unofficial election night tabulations by just 170 votes. Official ~ount results from Athens, Morgan · and Washin~ton counties were not available at press time. November 29. .. & 30 Saturday 10 am - 3 pm Sunday 1 pm - -5 pm Harvesting the PAST 8 East State Street • Pon11erc,ll (Monkey Run) C·LJNIC (!:;/':,:~ 6X fttster':_j • joJ:;/ 13 tnCil"e 'Sien Up Ontln.l www.LocaiNttc:om Call Toda'p' & Save! 740-992-6260 Rrl~o1l • lnlrrrwt A, n •, Sr u, 1 114 ' Sign Up For Out Countdown to Christmas Daily Drawing GRANO PBIZI:' Large Oval Long.1Bcrgcr Market Basket •Prizn All'fllli<d Daily Til Chfi!1mtu"' (entries taken during open house onl)) ~ndtrson ~anM We have the 2008 Telejloru Chri.wmas Container., runera{ 'J{imu -----·~------ Adnm McDfmlel &. James Andcn;on DIREC'I'ORS Order & Pay Christma• Orders Now & Gt>t FREE I.ocal Delivery! Silk Flm,·~~.t • Jfnows • Ctuul:.· • Un! P/unt.li 8(•(4rs •l'oimi<1 tli(IS • Fresh Cu t ,.-/olt'en Boyib~ 106 Butternut .Ave. • Pomerov, . 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Hysell said the street contracts with suppliers. department had not heard · All members of council about any new develop- were present for the meeting. • FREE Ui7 Technlcll Support Main Facility lpm-6pm Jackson, Athens, Meigs Facilities 12pm-6pm ·Friday, Saturday, and Sunday · Main Facility lpm-9pm Meigs Facility 11am-9pm Jackson Facility 11,am-9pm Athens Facility ·9am-9pm �THE POMEROY MERCHANTS RING IN THE HOLIDAY ·S EASON ' HMC hosts tea . I Parade Line Up At The Football Stadium Step Off 2:00 .Bring Your Pet And Be A Part Of Our Pet Parade ..• Santa Photos And Treats After The Parade . I .·. Submitted pholo Holzer Medical Center recently hosted a Breast Cancer Awareness Tea in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Tickets were sold with procee~fs · benefiting the ·American Cancer Society. Tina Merry emceed the program which featur~d guest speakers S11ndy Corbin, CNP, Holzer Center for Cancer Care, Norma Torres, RN , BSN, MSEd, Meigs County Cancer. Initiative and Breast Cancer Survivor, Johanna Lampert, MA, MBA , Breast Cancer Survivor, Rachael Crerqeans,.,Breast Cancer Survivor, Belh Krouse, Amer1can Cancer Society Health Promotions Coordinator, and Dr..Aiice Dachowski, Holzer Clinic. They shared survivor.stories and reflections ori !heir treatments. · Sponsored By Peoples Bank Husband wins care rights for stricken wife·in Ohio For More Information Contact Toney · ·at 992-7141 or 591-2260 *_....;....._______ • ~---:-------· Hartwell House 7+0-992-7696 ik r · TOLEDO (AP) - The husband of a woman in a vegetative state won 'guardianship Tuesday, ending a short-lived d1spute with her family . ,, Both sides reached an agreement that will allow Robert Lavers to have control over his 3.8·year-old wife's medical care. Lavers appli.ed for guardianship after his wife's sister made the ~arne request. He said he feared that his sister-in·law would discominue life support.· The fight over guardianship between a husband and his wife's family drew the inevitable comparisons to the right·to-die struggle over another Florida woman -" Terri Sc~iavo. Schiavo'.s husband wanted her feeding tube removed against her Heather Lavers 'has been in a parems' wishes and won his case persistenl vegetalive state since in a fight that went before she had a heart attack in early President George W. Bush and September while sleeping at her , the Supreme Court. · home in Gibsonton, Fla. Unlike that case, it was never Doctors have said it's unlikely clear tharanyone wanted to end that she will awaken. life support for Heather Lavers. Heidi Kaczala. filed a request The case also ended quickly in Lucas County Probate Court before it could grow into a big-. for guardianship after her sister ger issue . · was moved to a hospital in. Ohio Both sides agreed to visitation . so she could receive better care rights and to a stipulation that and .be near her parents. Heather Lavers can nol be moved Their mother, Patricia Kaczala, out of Ohio wilhout a court order said Kaczala had no interest in or an agreemenl from both sides . ending life support if she was Robert Lavers said Tuesday that given guardianship. She said the he was relieved that he will contin- guardianship was sought because .ue to have control qver his wife's her son-in-law can't .properly care. "All we have to do is.wait for care for his wife because he is Heather to wake up'," he said. disabled and out of work. ATHENS- "Providing lactalion percent of companies in the U.S. support is a "win-win'' for business· thai provide lactation support proes and employers, as well as moth· grams . Bolh companies found that a ers/employees and babies," said comprehensive laclation support Michele Biddlestone , lactation con· program brought about a significant sutanl · for O'Bleness Memorial drop in heallhcare and employee Hospital. costs . For ex~mple, Mutual of Biddleson, BS, IBCLC , ·is al so Omaha saved more 1han $2,000 in secretary and member of OBA heallhcare costs alone per employ· Leadershi.P Commiltee, which is ee laclation program participant. sponsoring a workshop, "The CIGNA found thai their program Business Case for Breasdtfeeding" nelled them more lhan $60,000 per as · part ·of a statewide initiative lo year in lower absenteeism rates . increase the numbers of businesses Best of all, according lo that provide lactation support to Biddlestone . when women are able breastfeeding employees. It will be to maintain lactation during the held Friday, Dec. 5 from 8 a.m. to workday, babies are able lo lake 4:15p.m. a1 1he Marrioll Northwesl, advantage of their mother 's milk 5605 Blazer Road , in Dublin . longer. A mother's own milk gives The workshop is part of a nalion· her baby an edge in overall health, wide empha sis of the U.S. since breastfed babies have a signif· · Department of Health and Human icamly lower risk of infeclion. dia· Services (HHS), Health Resources beles. chi ldhood obesity and even and · Services Administration 's some forms of cancer. Biddlestone Maternal and Child Health Bureau also said the needs of breastfeeding aim~d al encouraging women to emp loyees are relalive ly simple. breaslfeed their infants for a longer "There are four easy steps 1ha1 duration ·after lhey return to work. · make the difference for working The registration deadline for the mothers ," she said. Those four workshop is Wednesday, Nov. 26. A things include: registration brochure is available I . Support from managers and online at www.ohiobreastfeedingal- coworkers .2. Flexible lime to express milk for liance.org. "Mothers are breastfeeding in about I0 to 15 minutes, 3 limes a day record numbers loday," Biddlestone 3 . .Education for ~mployees said. "In·Ohio more than 65 percent about how to combine breastfeedof mothers choose to give their ing and work babies the healthiest start in · life . · 4. A designaled space to express through 'breastfeeding. When busi- milk (or breastfeed) in privacy. That · nesses accommodate !heir basic space doesn 't need lo be elaborate. needs by providing ·a little space and A simple 4' x 5' space is often all an time to express milk, lhose business· employee needs. es can enjoy significanl cosl savings. The workshop is geared fm "Breastfeedi ng benefits business· ·employers , human resource spe· es through lower healthcare costs, cialists , occupalional ·health nurses since tlreastfed infants are hea1thi: and those providing care and sup· er; lowers absenteeism rates of port to women during pregnancy employed mothers and fathers and postpartum. because of healthier babies; and Businesses may also be inlerested . lowers turnover costs and greater in the HHS comprehensive loyalty; since employees are more resource kit, The Business Case for likely to return to work sooner and Breastfeeding , which contains remain with a company .that pro- information, tools, and step-by-step vi des lactation support benefits. instructions for implementing a lac· Workplace lactation support has · tation support program in a work· also been used to help recruit quali- place. Businesses can learn more fied employees." . about the program by contacting Companies such as CIGNA and' Biddies tone al (740) 592·9364 ore· Mutual of Omaha are among the 26 mail mbiddlestone@obleness.org. 100 east Main • Pomcro_y, OH I':·JOO's or Ornaments . OPEN . HOUSE! In Stock Only! Your local source for quality natural and organic foods! 212 East Main Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Phone: 140-992·3785 Holida9 Hours ~~n}'}g Nov. }Oth: M?n.I0-7, Tues.-Thurs. 10-6, fri.-Sat. 10-5,5un. l2.f · · Grfi: Cert1f1cates • Lauawau · . ~ The following good lhrough Tuesday. Holiday Recliner Sale Rocker/Recliner and Wallaway Recliners ry J Christmas Com~lete ~tock 1/2 price 10 am· 12 Noon 25% Off 12 noon· Spm OVER 50 IN STOCK! 1/2 pnce Russell Stover Nice Selection, Assorted Wood Finishes & fabrics Assorted Chocolates 1/2 Price Limit 2 per customer 25% off · 12 noon , Spm Amity Billfolds 25% GFF Weekly,Pill · Boxes $2.00 Crosley Exdusive 2 yr. Warranty FREE Replacement Warranty "f-);ot ~~lten JTU'I) T\' •Fl~t S...·~~!l • ZIPPO LIGHTERS Timex Watches Glider Rockers lr\""LC I) TV ~ Stop In For Our OPEN HOUSE! SuQday, November 30th 12-4 Just In! Snowville Creamery Milk • Trollbeads • Lang calendars • Watchcraft Watches • candleberr.Y candles • Stained Glass Picture frames ~-~ UII,Y flarrack Rings •• 1 * ' Stop In For Our to% Santas & Snowmen • Holida9 Decorations , Wednesday, November 26,2008 Breastfeeding Alliance calls for 'business support of breastfeeding mothers : .• PageA7 LOCAL ·.• STATE ' The Daily.Sentinel , oi~'.LC O TV "ll,o! S.:r«11 '1101749.00 'HDS899. 00 'H0$1,299, 00 While Supplies Last1 Mens & Womens .1/2 Price Christmas Tokens 50¢ 25% Off 12 noon, Spm 1/2 Price Men & Women 's Colognes, Perfumes, Gift Sets Ohio State Merchandise 25% OFF Toys 25% Off 12 noon · 5pm · . 20% Off ' ~- .. Don't What To Buy? W•'lia"" 10.,. t~ruw•rl Great Gift,Jdeas/ ·. Lm'• .c.,., •LVd•GofHI •W••IriM •IAIIIMII . • Rfld WlAr Suu, ' "FOB HOUDAY NEEDS" Stop In For Some Bt~n Bo~levard Coffee · & Cappuccino aMOur .Fresh Babd Pastriu LC T US H CLP WITH YOU HOLIDAY PLANN ING WE HAVE GIFT BASKET S PARTY TRAYS &CATERING CONTACT·USABOUT OUR NEW lltli.IDAYSEL£CTIONS , "llOffTFORGET TIE llli.LilP" Alii HOI¥ SPINACH DtP tN AtUSCAN BREAD IIOIA.E JIRE.CRilEII YOUR FRESH MOZZARELLA. 9IIOt<ED SALIION, ·: PAOSCtUTTO,PlHWtm TRAYS,7LAYER!W.AD, WING PLATTERS l CANNOU TRAYS We Nave The l!ea'liolals NOIIVI:au · Holiday Wine . FRIDAY._DEC.12TH PAUL DuEFFINGER " UVE. IN THE ROOM WITH HOLIDAY CHEER'' 7oo10pm ' come Ellf"'Y For A 0ooc1 .s -t • A o ....t M••• E..i, Mloin Pomeroy, OH741J..fll2·~1 Annual Opaa B••• ........ 12. . . Parade Line-Up At The ••ootbaH Stadium, Step Off2:00 Brill& Yoor Pet And . .Be APart ()fOur Pel P~~rade... Santa Photos And Treats After The Parade Sponsored B)· Peoples Rank! MOftJifoCollbld Toney at 992-7141 or �THE POMEROY MERCHANTS RING IN THE HOLIDAY ·S EASON ' HMC hosts tea . I Parade Line Up At The Football Stadium Step Off 2:00 .Bring Your Pet And Be A Part Of Our Pet Parade ..• Santa Photos And Treats After The Parade . I .·. Submitted pholo Holzer Medical Center recently hosted a Breast Cancer Awareness Tea in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Tickets were sold with procee~fs · benefiting the ·American Cancer Society. Tina Merry emceed the program which featur~d guest speakers S11ndy Corbin, CNP, Holzer Center for Cancer Care, Norma Torres, RN , BSN, MSEd, Meigs County Cancer. Initiative and Breast Cancer Survivor, Johanna Lampert, MA, MBA , Breast Cancer Survivor, Rachael Crerqeans,.,Breast Cancer Survivor, Belh Krouse, Amer1can Cancer Society Health Promotions Coordinator, and Dr..Aiice Dachowski, Holzer Clinic. They shared survivor.stories and reflections ori !heir treatments. · Sponsored By Peoples Bank Husband wins care rights for stricken wife·in Ohio For More Information Contact Toney · ·at 992-7141 or 591-2260 *_....;....._______ • ~---:-------· Hartwell House 7+0-992-7696 ik r · TOLEDO (AP) - The husband of a woman in a vegetative state won 'guardianship Tuesday, ending a short-lived d1spute with her family . ,, Both sides reached an agreement that will allow Robert Lavers to have control over his 3.8·year-old wife's medical care. Lavers appli.ed for guardianship after his wife's sister made the ~arne request. He said he feared that his sister-in·law would discominue life support.· The fight over guardianship between a husband and his wife's family drew the inevitable comparisons to the right·to-die struggle over another Florida woman -" Terri Sc~iavo. Schiavo'.s husband wanted her feeding tube removed against her Heather Lavers 'has been in a parems' wishes and won his case persistenl vegetalive state since in a fight that went before she had a heart attack in early President George W. Bush and September while sleeping at her , the Supreme Court. · home in Gibsonton, Fla. Unlike that case, it was never Doctors have said it's unlikely clear tharanyone wanted to end that she will awaken. life support for Heather Lavers. Heidi Kaczala. filed a request The case also ended quickly in Lucas County Probate Court before it could grow into a big-. for guardianship after her sister ger issue . · was moved to a hospital in. Ohio Both sides agreed to visitation . so she could receive better care rights and to a stipulation that and .be near her parents. Heather Lavers can nol be moved Their mother, Patricia Kaczala, out of Ohio wilhout a court order said Kaczala had no interest in or an agreemenl from both sides . ending life support if she was Robert Lavers said Tuesday that given guardianship. She said the he was relieved that he will contin- guardianship was sought because .ue to have control qver his wife's her son-in-law can't .properly care. "All we have to do is.wait for care for his wife because he is Heather to wake up'," he said. disabled and out of work. ATHENS- "Providing lactalion percent of companies in the U.S. support is a "win-win'' for business· thai provide lactation support proes and employers, as well as moth· grams . Bolh companies found that a ers/employees and babies," said comprehensive laclation support Michele Biddlestone , lactation con· program brought about a significant sutanl · for O'Bleness Memorial drop in heallhcare and employee Hospital. costs . For ex~mple, Mutual of Biddleson, BS, IBCLC , ·is al so Omaha saved more 1han $2,000 in secretary and member of OBA heallhcare costs alone per employ· Leadershi.P Commiltee, which is ee laclation program participant. sponsoring a workshop, "The CIGNA found thai their program Business Case for Breasdtfeeding" nelled them more lhan $60,000 per as · part ·of a statewide initiative lo year in lower absenteeism rates . increase the numbers of businesses Best of all, according lo that provide lactation support to Biddlestone . when women are able breastfeeding employees. It will be to maintain lactation during the held Friday, Dec. 5 from 8 a.m. to workday, babies are able lo lake 4:15p.m. a1 1he Marrioll Northwesl, advantage of their mother 's milk 5605 Blazer Road , in Dublin . longer. A mother's own milk gives The workshop is part of a nalion· her baby an edge in overall health, wide empha sis of the U.S. since breastfed babies have a signif· · Department of Health and Human icamly lower risk of infeclion. dia· Services (HHS), Health Resources beles. chi ldhood obesity and even and · Services Administration 's some forms of cancer. Biddlestone Maternal and Child Health Bureau also said the needs of breastfeeding aim~d al encouraging women to emp loyees are relalive ly simple. breaslfeed their infants for a longer "There are four easy steps 1ha1 duration ·after lhey return to work. · make the difference for working The registration deadline for the mothers ," she said. Those four workshop is Wednesday, Nov. 26. A things include: registration brochure is available I . Support from managers and online at www.ohiobreastfeedingal- coworkers .2. Flexible lime to express milk for liance.org. "Mothers are breastfeeding in about I0 to 15 minutes, 3 limes a day record numbers loday," Biddlestone 3 . .Education for ~mployees said. "In·Ohio more than 65 percent about how to combine breastfeedof mothers choose to give their ing and work babies the healthiest start in · life . · 4. A designaled space to express through 'breastfeeding. When busi- milk (or breastfeed) in privacy. That · nesses accommodate !heir basic space doesn 't need lo be elaborate. needs by providing ·a little space and A simple 4' x 5' space is often all an time to express milk, lhose business· employee needs. es can enjoy significanl cosl savings. The workshop is geared fm "Breastfeedi ng benefits business· ·employers , human resource spe· es through lower healthcare costs, cialists , occupalional ·health nurses since tlreastfed infants are hea1thi: and those providing care and sup· er; lowers absenteeism rates of port to women during pregnancy employed mothers and fathers and postpartum. because of healthier babies; and Businesses may also be inlerested . lowers turnover costs and greater in the HHS comprehensive loyalty; since employees are more resource kit, The Business Case for likely to return to work sooner and Breastfeeding , which contains remain with a company .that pro- information, tools, and step-by-step vi des lactation support benefits. instructions for implementing a lac· Workplace lactation support has · tation support program in a work· also been used to help recruit quali- place. Businesses can learn more fied employees." . about the program by contacting Companies such as CIGNA and' Biddies tone al (740) 592·9364 ore· Mutual of Omaha are among the 26 mail mbiddlestone@obleness.org. 100 east Main • Pomcro_y, OH I':·JOO's or Ornaments . OPEN . HOUSE! In Stock Only! Your local source for quality natural and organic foods! 212 East Main Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Phone: 140-992·3785 Holida9 Hours ~~n}'}g Nov. }Oth: M?n.I0-7, Tues.-Thurs. 10-6, fri.-Sat. 10-5,5un. l2.f · · Grfi: Cert1f1cates • Lauawau · . ~ The following good lhrough Tuesday. Holiday Recliner Sale Rocker/Recliner and Wallaway Recliners ry J Christmas Com~lete ~tock 1/2 price 10 am· 12 Noon 25% Off 12 noon· Spm OVER 50 IN STOCK! 1/2 pnce Russell Stover Nice Selection, Assorted Wood Finishes & fabrics Assorted Chocolates 1/2 Price Limit 2 per customer 25% off · 12 noon , Spm Amity Billfolds 25% GFF Weekly,Pill · Boxes $2.00 Crosley Exdusive 2 yr. Warranty FREE Replacement Warranty "f-);ot ~~lten JTU'I) T\' •Fl~t S...·~~!l • ZIPPO LIGHTERS Timex Watches Glider Rockers lr\""LC I) TV ~ Stop In For Our OPEN HOUSE! SuQday, November 30th 12-4 Just In! Snowville Creamery Milk • Trollbeads • Lang calendars • Watchcraft Watches • candleberr.Y candles • Stained Glass Picture frames ~-~ UII,Y flarrack Rings •• 1 * ' Stop In For Our to% Santas & Snowmen • Holida9 Decorations , Wednesday, November 26,2008 Breastfeeding Alliance calls for 'business support of breastfeeding mothers : .• PageA7 LOCAL ·.• STATE ' The Daily.Sentinel , oi~'.LC O TV "ll,o! S.:r«11 '1101749.00 'HDS899. 00 'H0$1,299, 00 While Supplies Last1 Mens & Womens .1/2 Price Christmas Tokens 50¢ 25% Off 12 noon, Spm 1/2 Price Men & Women 's Colognes, Perfumes, Gift Sets Ohio State Merchandise 25% OFF Toys 25% Off 12 noon · 5pm · . 20% Off ' ~- .. Don't What To Buy? W•'lia"" 10.,. t~ruw•rl Great Gift,Jdeas/ ·. Lm'• .c.,., •LVd•GofHI •W••IriM •IAIIIMII . • Rfld WlAr Suu, ' "FOB HOUDAY NEEDS" Stop In For Some Bt~n Bo~levard Coffee · & Cappuccino aMOur .Fresh Babd Pastriu LC T US H CLP WITH YOU HOLIDAY PLANN ING WE HAVE GIFT BASKET S PARTY TRAYS &CATERING CONTACT·USABOUT OUR NEW lltli.IDAYSEL£CTIONS , "llOffTFORGET TIE llli.LilP" Alii HOI¥ SPINACH DtP tN AtUSCAN BREAD IIOIA.E JIRE.CRilEII YOUR FRESH MOZZARELLA. 9IIOt<ED SALIION, ·: PAOSCtUTTO,PlHWtm TRAYS,7LAYER!W.AD, WING PLATTERS l CANNOU TRAYS We Nave The l!ea'liolals NOIIVI:au · Holiday Wine . FRIDAY._DEC.12TH PAUL DuEFFINGER " UVE. IN THE ROOM WITH HOLIDAY CHEER'' 7oo10pm ' come Ellf"'Y For A 0ooc1 .s -t • A o ....t M••• E..i, Mloin Pomeroy, OH741J..fll2·~1 Annual Opaa B••• ........ 12. . . Parade Line-Up At The ••ootbaH Stadium, Step Off2:00 Brill& Yoor Pet And . .Be APart ()fOur Pel P~~rade... Santa Photos And Treats After The Parade Sponsored B)· Peoples Rank! MOftJifoCollbld Toney at 992-7141 or �..' .,.. •. -,., ., ... .._ ~.- • .. ~ ·~r ... --.-...... """ ,. ' The Daily Sentinel BY BRUCE ScHREINER AND EMERY P. DALESIO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS " N PageAS .n..CROSS THE ATION Wednesday,N~vember26,2008 Tobacco Industry starts rebound ·B l TJ:le Daily Sentinel Mike Hill, left, and his eleven 'year old son Ben Hill browse the · aisles of tobacco being offered o,p the opening dat~ of the .burley ':; tobacco marllet ' at the Clay : Tobacco Warehouse in Mount Sterling, Ky. Although total U.S. tobacco production has declined 4 t percent In the last 20 years, since 2005, H: has increased 25 percent. MOUNT STERLING , U.S. tobacco production In pounda Ky. - Lindsay Pasley is an 2 billion eager young man in what used to be an older man's 1.5 game - tobacco farming . He recently took 20 tons of . t his early prepared leaf to Clay's Tobacco Warehoose in .5 Mount Sterling, due east of Lexington in the Appalachian 0 foothills, where he said he '94 '96 '98 '00 '02 '04 earned enough to "have a nice Thanksgiving and Christmas." • AP SOURCE: Oeportmont of Agriculture APphOto The auctioneer's singsong The top two U.S . cigarette comes in tea bag-like pouchchant still rings out at Clay's and a few other tobacco-sell- makers - Philip Morris es that users stick 1X:tWeen acquis11ton of UST Inc., based Reynolds bought the Mvrris International, spun it Skoal and Conwood smokeless tobac- off as an independent compa; whose · and Reynolds the cheek and gum. ing sites stubbornly hanging USA To move beyond ciga- Copenhagen bnmds make it co business in 2006 and ny in March. It has since on with limited sales , but not American Inc: - are aggressively searching for a smoke- rettes. Altria Group Inc . the U .S. market leader in sells moist snuff' under the shifted the production of '57 nearly as often. billion cigarettes to overseas . Clay's is the last tobacco less product that cbnsumers_ bought John Middleton Inc., smokeless tobacco, is · Grizzly brand. factories, but it still buys Richmond, Va.-based warehouse still conductiog will like. They are focusing the maker of convenience- expected to close·during the · Altria, whi<:.h also owned tobacco grown in the U.S., auctions in Mount Sterling. on cigars, moist snuff; chew- · -store staple Black {k Mild first week in January .. Winston-Salem, N.C.- Marlboro-maker · Philip spokesman Greg Prager said. once home to four auction ing tobacco and snus, which cigars , last year. Its pending warehouses. Owner Roger Wilson, who has watched as longtime · growers have switched crops or quit farming altogether over the years , hopes to sell more than 2 million pounds this season, comparable to laSt year but down about half from the days before Congress pulled the plug on a Depression-era · buyout program. Yet Pasley. 28. wants to quadruple his acreage . He has a contract to sell 10 times as much to R .J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. as he did at the auction . A decade ago, tobacco seemed destined to wither as cigarette companies shelled out tens of billions to settle lawsuits with states. Smoking bans then swept the country and - worst of all for the small-time grower . - Congress cut o{f the 'luota system four years ago. As a rebound in production this year shows. however, Big Tobacco and individual .growers alike have proven as resilient as their leaf, aided by a boost in exports primarily to Germany and Switzerland and by new markeling .tactics,..epwh~sizing smokeless optioos. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, · · production of all tobacco varieties fell 27 percent to 640 million pounds in 2005, the frrst year without the price support program, which entitled license-holders to a quota of ·the total tobacco crop capped by the USDA each year. The venerable program was reeling from steep IUI¥1n4tNk declines in tobacco demand I\JipllftG' due to anti-smoking efforts. This year, production climbed to 805 million pounds - within 10 percent of the 2004 level of 882 million pounds. That 2004 output was half the production in 1997 and a third of 30 years earlier. The bottom came in 2005, when ~rowers produced 645 milhon pounds. The uptick has coincided with the increasing consolidation of growing onto ~test fewer farms. "We've had so many to drop out, that for the ones who stay in there are opportunities," said Will Snell, a University of Kentucky . agricultural economist. . Production of burley leaf, ~ADVANCED which accounts for about a quarter of all tobacco production in the United States, has lost about three-fourths of its growers since the buy~1-1971 out, Snell said. Yet some operations now cover hundreds of acres, a big undertaking when much of the .. . work is still done by hand. In 2004, the last year of the federal price-suppqrt program, there were nearly 26,000 farms with quota licenses to grow the more common flue-cured tObacco in North Carolina, still the nation's top tobacco-growing slate. By this year, that was . down to 2,500 to 3,000 farms, said Scott Bissette of the state agriculture department's Our .9l4:me "ZZ 70-.r6""' tobacco marketing division. 9 55 se-Cond A YWnUe • Gatlip Dlis., OH U.S . tobacco production -.corltln-ll•nyder.-m was valued at $1.3 billion in H0U11S:.. r..s.tN• Pll740 Ul tt71•101 2007, off from $1.75 billion in 2004, according to the USDA. Domestic cigarette sales are falling by 3 percent to 4 percent a year, a decline that has worsened since the quota system ended. Smokers have felt increased pressure to quit due to smoking bans and higher prices, on top of the longstanding health concerns and the yx:ial stigma. Holidalj Cookbook . welcomes Board CcrdfiCd Orthopedic SarJeOD Dr. Bruce Haupt, formerly of MoiUltain Pride Orthope.Uc:s in Charleston, West Vir&fnia. Dr. Haupt specializes in all aspects of Orthopedic: SurJery, indndtaa bone fra.c:tures ud total joint replacement. He is accompHshed in Sports Medidae, Computer Navigated Total Joint Replacement Surpry and Limb · . ll.econstructive Suraery incluclin& the IHzarov llone Leqthening Tec:hniq1ie•.He is now acc:eptina all · Orthope.Uc: patients at Holzer Ciinic: in GallipoHs and Holzer Clinic South Charleston. Accem New Patients .· 740. .5401 Now AP Photo Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James (23) drives past New York Knicks' Quentin Richardson ~3) during the first half the NBA basketball game iuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York. •' ' ~asy night in NY for LeBron as Cavs . roll . . .~ . . . and that's win an NBA Championship." ...,__ _ _ _ _ _ ____,_, ·. Delonte West added 16 :: NEW ' YORK . - The points and Wally Szczerbiak Knicks have two years to had 15 for the Cavaliers, convince LeB(on James who led by as many as 34. they can be a title contender. . They rang up their highest · His Cleveland Cavaliers point total of tht: season and ~l!Jif.W .,Xork they /pUt seven'players in double qu , C' >wp right now. . . figures, showing .they may . alt{es- ~cored 26 pomts· have more help than ever for before sitting out the. fow:lh Jame&, the NBA's leading quarter, and the Cavaliers Scorer. qui~)" took a charged-Ill' Fans .hoping someday to New ,YOlk crowd out of the . see James play in New York game . in a 119-10 I victory · got to learn how ,good his Tuesday night. Cleveland. team is nght now. The buzz wa~ about The Cavaliers turned it into James' future. His team- a blowout while James was )iiates have big goals for the enjoying his first rest to start wesent. . . the second quarter. . and >>"They dpn 't get caught ur. improved the NBA's thirdiQ that, man, and I don t best record to 11~3. !',Jth,e~," James said. "W_e "It seems like they want Hear It every day, we see 11 him, but right now we're eyery day on TV about 2010 excited that he's a Cavalier," ltU the time, we still go out guard Daniel Gibson said. ;fnd take care of business. Quentin Richardson We don't worry about scored 22 points and newwh•t's goin~ on. Me the comer Tim Thomas had 16 leader, I can t let that faze for the Knicks, who lost for me because I'm leading the fourth time in five games tltese guys onto something · that we. want to accomplish, Pleue see C.Vellen, 82 BY BRIAN MAHONEY -t-SSOCIATED PRESS s· · 2009 Ford Fusion SE $22,865MMP .·$4,91 0 Dll_- ........11111 Get aFREE between oow and Christmas • get a FREE Hdiday cookbook. 2009 Ford Focus S CENTER . 1122 Jackson Pike • GallipoNs *'.:rno:m •ma · • ,. $1 ,000 Customer cash $15,8J5 MIRP • or Nov. 28 •Dec. 29 2008 Cor6in &Snytler furniture $500 Fot!l CredH Bonus $17,995 SALE PRICE HEARING 24 ONTHS NO I REST $2,000 Customer Cash $500FoldCredHBonus ' $2 , ,755 D11Co.l1111d ...lngt $13,130 SALE PRICE this Dec. 16, 2006 file photo, Atlanta Falcons quarter· Michael Vlck throws a pass against the -Dallas ~=~· during the lirsi hall of an NFL football game In " Vlck appea!l in cburt In Virginia on Tuesday on dog fighting charges, with hopes of eventually returnto the NFL. ~""'. . . ,.,. . . . . . Vick pleads to qogfighting charge · ~SJJS~lE)(_, Va. (AP) - Falcons star also pleaded not NFL quarterback guilty to a count of crueltY. Vick pleaded gujlty to animals, bui that charge to a state dogfight- was dropped under his plea . a move that deal. . him eligible to He received a three-year . nri,~on earfy and suspended sentence - far pot,enti!IIIY speed up a return less than the maximum of I0 football. years he could have faced . .• v;,.~o- 28, arrived wearing "I want to ap<?logize to the wrist and ankle shackles . cqurt, my family, and to all ~ith his gray suit; but the the kids who looked up to ~Straints were rem(lved by me as a role model," Vick !lie time he entered his plea. ,.. ____ ... .,...... • .. 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Although total U.S. tobacco production has declined 4 t percent In the last 20 years, since 2005, H: has increased 25 percent. MOUNT STERLING , U.S. tobacco production In pounda Ky. - Lindsay Pasley is an 2 billion eager young man in what used to be an older man's 1.5 game - tobacco farming . He recently took 20 tons of . t his early prepared leaf to Clay's Tobacco Warehoose in .5 Mount Sterling, due east of Lexington in the Appalachian 0 foothills, where he said he '94 '96 '98 '00 '02 '04 earned enough to "have a nice Thanksgiving and Christmas." • AP SOURCE: Oeportmont of Agriculture APphOto The auctioneer's singsong The top two U.S . cigarette comes in tea bag-like pouchchant still rings out at Clay's and a few other tobacco-sell- makers - Philip Morris es that users stick 1X:tWeen acquis11ton of UST Inc., based Reynolds bought the Mvrris International, spun it Skoal and Conwood smokeless tobac- off as an independent compa; whose · and Reynolds the cheek and gum. ing sites stubbornly hanging USA To move beyond ciga- Copenhagen bnmds make it co business in 2006 and ny in March. It has since on with limited sales , but not American Inc: - are aggressively searching for a smoke- rettes. Altria Group Inc . the U .S. market leader in sells moist snuff' under the shifted the production of '57 nearly as often. billion cigarettes to overseas . Clay's is the last tobacco less product that cbnsumers_ bought John Middleton Inc., smokeless tobacco, is · Grizzly brand. factories, but it still buys Richmond, Va.-based warehouse still conductiog will like. They are focusing the maker of convenience- expected to close·during the · Altria, whi<:.h also owned tobacco grown in the U.S., auctions in Mount Sterling. on cigars, moist snuff; chew- · -store staple Black {k Mild first week in January .. Winston-Salem, N.C.- Marlboro-maker · Philip spokesman Greg Prager said. once home to four auction ing tobacco and snus, which cigars , last year. Its pending warehouses. Owner Roger Wilson, who has watched as longtime · growers have switched crops or quit farming altogether over the years , hopes to sell more than 2 million pounds this season, comparable to laSt year but down about half from the days before Congress pulled the plug on a Depression-era · buyout program. Yet Pasley. 28. wants to quadruple his acreage . He has a contract to sell 10 times as much to R .J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. as he did at the auction . A decade ago, tobacco seemed destined to wither as cigarette companies shelled out tens of billions to settle lawsuits with states. Smoking bans then swept the country and - worst of all for the small-time grower . - Congress cut o{f the 'luota system four years ago. As a rebound in production this year shows. however, Big Tobacco and individual .growers alike have proven as resilient as their leaf, aided by a boost in exports primarily to Germany and Switzerland and by new markeling .tactics,..epwh~sizing smokeless optioos. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, · · production of all tobacco varieties fell 27 percent to 640 million pounds in 2005, the frrst year without the price support program, which entitled license-holders to a quota of ·the total tobacco crop capped by the USDA each year. The venerable program was reeling from steep IUI¥1n4tNk declines in tobacco demand I\JipllftG' due to anti-smoking efforts. This year, production climbed to 805 million pounds - within 10 percent of the 2004 level of 882 million pounds. That 2004 output was half the production in 1997 and a third of 30 years earlier. The bottom came in 2005, when ~rowers produced 645 milhon pounds. The uptick has coincided with the increasing consolidation of growing onto ~test fewer farms. "We've had so many to drop out, that for the ones who stay in there are opportunities," said Will Snell, a University of Kentucky . agricultural economist. . Production of burley leaf, ~ADVANCED which accounts for about a quarter of all tobacco production in the United States, has lost about three-fourths of its growers since the buy~1-1971 out, Snell said. Yet some operations now cover hundreds of acres, a big undertaking when much of the .. . work is still done by hand. In 2004, the last year of the federal price-suppqrt program, there were nearly 26,000 farms with quota licenses to grow the more common flue-cured tObacco in North Carolina, still the nation's top tobacco-growing slate. By this year, that was . down to 2,500 to 3,000 farms, said Scott Bissette of the state agriculture department's Our .9l4:me "ZZ 70-.r6""' tobacco marketing division. 9 55 se-Cond A YWnUe • Gatlip Dlis., OH U.S . tobacco production -.corltln-ll•nyder.-m was valued at $1.3 billion in H0U11S:.. r..s.tN• Pll740 Ul tt71•101 2007, off from $1.75 billion in 2004, according to the USDA. 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Accem New Patients .· 740. .5401 Now AP Photo Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James (23) drives past New York Knicks' Quentin Richardson ~3) during the first half the NBA basketball game iuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York. •' ' ~asy night in NY for LeBron as Cavs . roll . . .~ . . . and that's win an NBA Championship." ...,__ _ _ _ _ _ ____,_, ·. Delonte West added 16 :: NEW ' YORK . - The points and Wally Szczerbiak Knicks have two years to had 15 for the Cavaliers, convince LeB(on James who led by as many as 34. they can be a title contender. . They rang up their highest · His Cleveland Cavaliers point total of tht: season and ~l!Jif.W .,Xork they /pUt seven'players in double qu , C' >wp right now. . . figures, showing .they may . alt{es- ~cored 26 pomts· have more help than ever for before sitting out the. fow:lh Jame&, the NBA's leading quarter, and the Cavaliers Scorer. qui~)" took a charged-Ill' Fans .hoping someday to New ,YOlk crowd out of the . see James play in New York game . in a 119-10 I victory · got to learn how ,good his Tuesday night. Cleveland. team is nght now. The buzz wa~ about The Cavaliers turned it into James' future. His team- a blowout while James was )iiates have big goals for the enjoying his first rest to start wesent. . . the second quarter. . and >>"They dpn 't get caught ur. improved the NBA's thirdiQ that, man, and I don t best record to 11~3. !',Jth,e~," James said. "W_e "It seems like they want Hear It every day, we see 11 him, but right now we're eyery day on TV about 2010 excited that he's a Cavalier," ltU the time, we still go out guard Daniel Gibson said. ;fnd take care of business. Quentin Richardson We don't worry about scored 22 points and newwh•t's goin~ on. 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Vick pleads to qogfighting charge · ~SJJS~lE)(_, Va. (AP) - Falcons star also pleaded not NFL quarterback guilty to a count of crueltY. Vick pleaded gujlty to animals, bui that charge to a state dogfight- was dropped under his plea . a move that deal. . him eligible to He received a three-year . nri,~on earfy and suspended sentence - far pot,enti!IIIY speed up a return less than the maximum of I0 football. years he could have faced . .• v;,.~o- 28, arrived wearing "I want to ap<?logize to the wrist and ankle shackles . cqurt, my family, and to all ~ith his gray suit; but the the kids who looked up to ~Straints were rem(lved by me as a role model," Vick !lie time he entered his plea. ,.. ____ ... .,...... • .. 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Mr. Football award is just a So Howard worked on his sign along the way that he's grades. started spending on the right road. more time in the weight Howard, announced .room and off the streets and Tuesday as the choice of a · hu·ng · out with his team~ ~~~~~~.R~~~~ state in one of the closest age improved. · · votes ever, is a tough runHe saw the oollege coacb ning back at North Canton again after his .sophomore. Hoover. His numbers on the . season. Good. maybe not field are impressive. That gOod enough . he told; he's trying to change direcHoward. He counseled that tion off it is far more impor-· Howard could do better in tant. the classroom and would "I used to be what you likely do even better carry- · might call a mess.-up,'' the 5ing the ball. foot-10, . 210-pound junior So far, he has. '· said. "I got into trouble. I did Then came his · breakt not get good grades . But I've through junior season, He worked really hard the last becomes only the second year and a half and I feel like junior to ever win the Mr. I'm turning my life around." Football award, following in His father was killed in an the sizable cleats of formei industrial accident when he Euclid· ·High School, Ohio. · was 8 years old. His mother State and NFL star Robert recently traveled to the AP photo Smith, who went , on to Pacific Northwest 10 be with North Canton Hoover running back Erick Howard races for become the only person 10 Erick's sister. who is having a second-quarter touchdown ag. airist St. Ignatius .l·n the win the award twice. , her first child. o· · · "I want to play college Erick has gotten by IVISIOn I ·state semifinal football playoffs at Paul Brown football.'' Howard said ...1 because of football. It has ~~~d~~~h~ ~~~s!~~o~~t!~t';:!~ ~~~:~~t~a\r:;:r~~ win- · used to get in trouble a lot. . been his life raft. He bitsicalBut now I'm walking the. ly lives in the basement and had six tackles. for ana to win the game," ' straight and narrow." coach Don Hertler's home. minus yarqage. Hettler said. "I don't know By .the narrowest of mar: "He's a good kid. He just With Howard doing yeo- how many fourth quarters he . gins. Howard won the M~. · hasn 't had ..." - here is man work, the Vikings made has been given the ball and Football award. He beat out when Hertler searches for their first trip to the state won the game for us." Cincinnati Elder quarterback Howard had to leave the Mark Miller, Columbus just the right words - "... semifinals in more than 20 .much of a foundation. But years before losing to state semifinal game DeSales' Josh Kusan and for the first time in his life, Cleveland St. Ignatius. because he had either broken Newark Licking Valley's there's stability." Howard finished with 2,387 his hand or sustained liga- Storm Klein. Other finalists. Hoover went 9-1 in the yards on 404 carries with 31 meht damage. Hertler had to included: Pickerington regular season, sliding into touchdowns. arb~e with him to keep him Central's Zach Boren . the top 10 teams in the state "As a running back; 'he 's . from going back on the field. Fostoria's Micah Hyde, Eric in Division !. The main rea- got good speed, great po,wer, After playing some as a Page of Holland Springfield son was Howard. §reat balance," Hertler .said. freshman, Howard met a and Dover's Corey · He carried 285 times for 'No one ever talks a'bout his. Division I college coach Lisowski. . . I ,795· yards and scored 25 balance, but he finds yards touchdowns. While piling that most guys don't find." MaHaglng 1he Re~taurant up 2,322 all-purpose yards, Howard has ' also found Is Your Bullnw.· he totale<l 28 touchdowns. friend~ in the program, Protectirrg ills Ours! When he wasn 't racing past · teammates wl)o stand by · defenders, he was (!defender him and help him. He racing up to m11ke tackles. returns the favor. Playing linebacker, he had "When a game's on the ~•tww· ;~~ O,,..,.'<A. three sacks, two intercep- line, he has that extra 'it' to w tions, caused t~o fumbles do what needs to be done a!!~::!~~M Bv RusTY MtLLER ASSOCIATEO PRESS of W.dlti"~C Ufl"ft'f;~· lO ~ ~~l'lltl w~·«<t>tflr... ,..,~ ~ro-.,-.·tbi!IIIIA'lr.f~ UIICbo Ml!."* ~~ ~t'U! ~ .,. 8:U'Of"('f'l"l~\~tlM1 ~ft. '(O'.i:t«>.s!~ . than a majority of Surry became their leading scorer, County, and that's the conafter he strained his.groin in stituency that I'm conthe second quarter. ' He is cerned about," he said. from Page .B t doubtful for Wednesday at · fromPageBl Vick is scheduled for Detroit. • told the judge. release on July 20, 2009, and fell to 7-7. · "I' ll be back in no time," \lick's moiher .Brenda .and will serve three years of · James' first VISit 10 Robinson said. "I'm not the Boddie, brother Marcus probation . His latest plea is Madison Square Garden kind of guy who wants to sit . k d f' · 1mportant because it here and be h11rt. I hate it." VIC an Iancee Kijafa resolves the remainin~ .this season came just days .' AI Harringtqn, acquired Frink walked in together h the Knicks made a pair from Golden State for and sat together in the front c arges against him, whic . after of trades cleared · is required . under federal enough. salarythat cap space for Crawford' had only one .full . row of the gallery with law if he is to move into a practice. Thomas and other family and friends. · a·potential run at him in free Cuttino Mobley, v.;ho came \lick's mother declined to hal~way house. agency in the summer of over from the Clippers, V1ck s agent Joel Segal comment to reporters but attended the hearing and 2010. ' . haven't had any practice Marcus Vick acknowledged afterwards wouldn ,1 tall,( After starting the night by time yet, and Mobley still the family was glad the· specifically about a possi- saying he was flattered by isn't available while underordeal was nearly over. Vick was stoic throughout ble return to the NFL, say- . the attention but focused on goin~ further tests for a the approximately 20- ing only, "Mike takes full trying to win a title this sea- med 1cal condition that minute hearing. · Afterward, responsibility for his son with the Cavs, James turned up on his physical. James was cheered loudly he turned to his young act10ns and is rea~y to mo~e , witnessed how far the Knicks have to go before during pregame ·introducdaughter and winked. forward and · will let his they can convince James tions by a crowd that After the hearing. Surry actions speak for him .", County Commonwealth Once the highest paid he'd have a chance to win a in.cluded his buddy, rapper • Jay-Z - who might prefer Atto111ey Gerald Poindexter player in the NFL. Vick: champ10nsh1p here. "It's way too early," James gcies to New Jersey, . approached \lick's mother appeared about . as trim CO!Ich Mrke · the. team he partly owns and hugged her, saying," At Tuesday as when he entered Kmcks D' Antoni said . "We hate it and every time he touched least some of this is over." prison a year ago. His Vick already is serving a .· lawyer, Billy Martin, said for toll!,ght, .but 'it's only the ball in the early minuies. 23-month sentence in Vick's legal team hasn't tomght. .. : James then scored I I points Unlike his previous visit, · in ,the first quarter, leading Leavenworth, Kan . on fed- been involved in any pre" eral charges of bankrolling a liminary steps to reviv.e the. when the Cavaliers· needed Cleveland to a 34-22 lead. dogfighting operation at a suspended player's career, nearly all of his 50 points to The Cavs led 67-38 at the home h'e owned in eastern focusing instead on reunit- beat .the !<nicks last Match, · break, their highest-scoring Virginia's rural Surry ing him with his family. an ordinary effort was good first half of the season. County, southeast of "Michael as a human enough from James, who Notes: 'James averaged Richmond. He also admit- being is clearly somebodr, laughed . and smiled 42.3 points in three games ted to participating in · the that we want to salvage,' throughout the easy victory. against the Knicks last seakilling of several underper- Martin said. "Michael as a The Knicks are a team in son. forming dogs. · football player is somebody transition after trading Zach Poindexter defended that dowq the rQlld may get Randolph and Jamal allowing Vick to avoid addi- a·chance to look again.'' · Crawford, their two leading tional prison time. · The trick'rl}ay be finding . scorers, last Friday. Making "I feel that what 1 did a team ready to take a risk matters worse, they lost today · is approved by more · on the former quarterback . I'late Robinson, who Vick Cavaliers . ~~~~~~~j;i)c,-ci----"---------------------~-----~----------~~~srf:?~~--~------AGE ' I would like to thank · everyone who voted for me in this election. Your ' support was very much appreciated. 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(AP) Mitchell wouldn't change a MiQuale Lewis ran for word of his report. three iouchdowns. and Nate . His investigation of drugs Davis threw for one and ran m baseball tarnished the repfor another Tuesday night ~tation of Roger Clemens to keep No. 15 Ball State and dozens of other players, among the nation's four led to a toughened drug unbeaten teams with a 45- first undefeated season in agreement and created an 22 ·viclo(y over Western MAC play since i 978 and impression that clubhouses Michigan. they finally clinched a s~t were teeming with perfor. It was a milestone .win for in the conference title mance-enhancers. the Cardinals (12-0, 8-0 game. "The impression I get is M id - Am e r i c a n Ball State will play that it's had a significant Conference). They have Buffalo on Dec. 5 with a · nnpact of reducing usage, their first perfect regular chance to win its first MAC although that still remams season since 1949, their title since 1996. very difficult to measure with any complete preci- · sion," the former Senate · ~~WPIWP'~W'&"~""ii Majority Leader , said :ruesd~y during . a half-hour 1ntervrew m h1s midtown e~ Manhattan office. • Mi.tchell's 409-page report 1mphcated seven MVPs and . · AP photo 31 All-Stars _ one for every Former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, who headed an Investigation into past positiot). It identified 85 steroid use by Major League Baseball players, listens during an interview in New York, pla~ers to differing degrees, Tuesday. His report cin drugs in baseball tarnished the reputation of Roger Clemens and a hst of baseball's famous dozens of other players. led to a toughened agreement between players and owners and that included Clemens, Eric left the impression in the minds of many that clubhouses were a supermarket of perfor- · Gagne, Gary Sheffield, mance-enhancers. · •Gym ta~~. Giambi and Troy McNamee for defamation , a lion budget for next year, program by next Monday, :- "Obviously as a human case still in its early stages. Mitchell said. The new unit, . but it likely won't be issued being. 1regret and don't take 1n the fallout from the suit, heaped · by Dan Mullin and .until January. .. the Ne1v York Daily News George Hanna, launched Mitchell said the timing ·pleasure in someone else's reported . Clemens had .a pro·bes · re Iat'mg 1o sk'1mmmg · · wasn 't Impor· of the rev1~W misfortune., whether I have decade-long relationship of contract bonuses and . tant, only that it's done ·~ny relationship to it or not," ·with country star Mindy gambling in addition to its annually. "The most Important · Mllchell said. "What we did McCready tha·t began when drug respons1'b'1l't' 11es. · was to try to meet the oblig- she was a 15-year-old . · The sport's drug-testing thing is to create an attitude ~tion which we'd undettak- Clemens denied having an program , which is separate, which reflects the aware· Middleport N Sec~nd Ave. ·· en, and .we did so. Each affair with a 15-year-old but was budgeted for $4..7 mil- ness that this is a dynamic player involved made his didn't specifically address lion thi s year, MLB . ongoing program," he said. decision on how to whether he had a romance spokesman Rich Levin said. "You can never reach the respond." . with McCready, . Just three players were stage where you can say, we Still, Mitchell doesn't "Because the matter is the suspended this year under solved it, that's it. You may think baseball's drug prob- subject of both a civil law- the major league program, have solved this drug , but lem has been totally solved. suit and a criminal investi- all for 50 games: · San . there's a lot of money · "!would be very doubtful gation, I believe it's appro- Francisco ·catcher Eliezer mvolved and there are a lot that it is completely clean in priate for me to not make Alfon'zo. Colorado catcher of people who are seeking the sense nobody is using," any ·comment," said Humberto Cota and Florida to make some of that money he said. "You don't know Mitchell, who wouldn't say pitcher Henry Owens. by creatjng new illegal whether this is a temporary whether he had spoken with Suspensions were far more . drugs. And so you have to response because of the federal investigators prob- prevalent under the minor have a constant attention, . league program, with 66 constant focus, constant attention it's · gotten and fog Clemens. When he released the penalties, including 40 from effort." . whether over time it will begin to resume an increase. report Dec. 13, Mitchell rec- . the Dominican Summer The players' association. ~think that's unlikely given ommended commissioner League and 10 from the which resisted Mitchell's the aggressive. ~ature of ~he Bud Selig not discipline Venezuelan .S ummer probe, agrees with that analysis an~ agreed in April response, but It s s~methmg players and Selig gave League. you have to be contmuously amnesty to all players on "My view on the numbers to accept his. recommenda~on'7rned ~bo11t;'' · .... April II in an l)greement is really si mple : We run the t10ns. ··Mnchel.l's ~vidence. w.as With the players ' association very be's.t program we can Now, Mitchell awaits to ll~sed p~tmar.Ily on mte~- to toughen drug rules for the possibly run, and the num- ~e I_f. mo~ names w1ll be "If it's plugged in, it's saving you money" VieWs With Kirk Radomski, third time since 2002. As bers tum out how the num- 1mphcated m the case of Dr. •.PORTABLE· 110 VOLT ELECTRICITY ¢e former New York Mets part of the deal, 15-day· sus- bers turn out. 1 can't control Ramon Scrug$s and two •Heats up to 1000 sq. fl . for pennies a day bat ~y ~ho plea.de~ g~lty pensions assessed against the numbers " said Rob alleged associates at the • 1500 Watts/5000 BTU to tllegally dtstnbutmg Jose Guillen and Gibbons Manfred MLB 's executive New Hope Health Center in • 3 year ManufaciUrers Warfanty ~teroids, and Brian were eliminated. vice pre;iden't of labor rela- Co~ta ~esa, Calif. A fede.r• UL Approved ~cNamee, Clemens' form_er "I think it's gone a long tions. "I think the move to al md1ctment unsealed m • Safe for children and pj:tS . personal !ramer. It also rec1t-. 'Nay toward turning the page the independent program April charged that unidenti• Energy efficient, safe. soft, comfortable heat ed .the government's case on this issue and permittinr, administrator with the f1ed agents for baseball agamst Barry Bonds and baseball to move forward ' · authority that was investea P!ayers steered clients to · · collected various media Mitchell said. · ' in him was a huge improve- h1T. , . . reports. . . All 40 of Mitchell's rec- ment. That in my view was . .That s il. dtmens!on that 'Some playe~ 1mph~ated cimme11g_ations were adopt- the biggest single change." ~1d . "?I ans~. dunng our ~unce~ back With relatively ed, ilfeluding creating a · The administrator was to mvestigauon, · Mllchell httie sttgii!a. a 81;'0UP that department of investiga- have released the first of his sa!d. "It valid~tes . what 1 mcluded Rtck Ank1el, Glaus tions, which has a $2 mil- annual reports on the drug sauj. Vt(e didl) I fmd out and Yankees pitcher Andy · everythmg." Pettine. Some disappeared from the majors, such as Jay Gibbons, released by Baltimore during spring training. Clemens was the repott~s . biggest loser. . . Headed to the Hall of Fame with 354 wins before the Mitchell ·Report, his . Cooperstown chances collapsed when Mitchell made · public McNamee's allegations that the seven-time Cy Young Award winner had used steroids and human Call liS to gel your furnace eumined For mort informotitm t'OfiiUt"t: growth honnone before they llrtl!l Parrmon' to help villh winter fuel prices. were banned. lt led · to · a (740) 992-/81/()llf'_ high-profile congressional · ~l>tc<u Loor Help keep your Fumacefrom Flare Ups hearing ill Febtuary in which 1/JJIJJ 282·7201, w.142J I with Pmentiive lbintance. McNamee '· accused.Clemens' wife, Debbie, of · using . HGH, and the Department of .Jusllce was a&ked to investigate whether the pitcher lied. In addition, Clemens sued \ @61; f.l jumr . . Still perfect: B~ s~te .· BY MICHAEL MAROT • NO'I'ICE '1'0 DOO OWNERS DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 200G DOO LICENSE IS .JANUARY 31. F-a ere S8.00 tor each dog or $25.00 per K,ennel Llcenee. 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'':'II PM IHJ.i'lO PM Mli!OS I~ · ~~::: • • �Page Bz • The Daily'Sentinel Wednesday, November 26, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Wedne.day, November a6, 2008 Mitchell thinks drug use dOwn in MLB Hoover RB makes gains on, off the field who said he liked what he had seen on the field. But. the coach cautioned. COLUMBUS -'- Erick Howard's grades had to Howard is turning his life come up and he had to stay around. Being the 22nd winout of trouble if he wanted to ner of The Associated Press stay on track for college. Mr. Football award is just a So Howard worked on his sign along the way that he's grades. started spending on the right road. more time in the weight Howard, announced .room and off the streets and Tuesday as the choice of a · hu·ng · out with his team~ ~~~~~~.R~~~~ state in one of the closest age improved. · · votes ever, is a tough runHe saw the oollege coacb ning back at North Canton again after his .sophomore. Hoover. His numbers on the . season. Good. maybe not field are impressive. That gOod enough . he told; he's trying to change direcHoward. He counseled that tion off it is far more impor-· Howard could do better in tant. the classroom and would "I used to be what you likely do even better carry- · might call a mess.-up,'' the 5ing the ball. foot-10, . 210-pound junior So far, he has. '· said. "I got into trouble. I did Then came his · breakt not get good grades . But I've through junior season, He worked really hard the last becomes only the second year and a half and I feel like junior to ever win the Mr. I'm turning my life around." Football award, following in His father was killed in an the sizable cleats of formei industrial accident when he Euclid· ·High School, Ohio. · was 8 years old. His mother State and NFL star Robert recently traveled to the AP photo Smith, who went , on to Pacific Northwest 10 be with North Canton Hoover running back Erick Howard races for become the only person 10 Erick's sister. who is having a second-quarter touchdown ag. airist St. Ignatius .l·n the win the award twice. , her first child. o· · · "I want to play college Erick has gotten by IVISIOn I ·state semifinal football playoffs at Paul Brown football.'' Howard said ...1 because of football. It has ~~~d~~~h~ ~~~s!~~o~~t!~t';:!~ ~~~:~~t~a\r:;:r~~ win- · used to get in trouble a lot. . been his life raft. He bitsicalBut now I'm walking the. ly lives in the basement and had six tackles. for ana to win the game," ' straight and narrow." coach Don Hertler's home. minus yarqage. Hettler said. "I don't know By .the narrowest of mar: "He's a good kid. He just With Howard doing yeo- how many fourth quarters he . gins. Howard won the M~. · hasn 't had ..." - here is man work, the Vikings made has been given the ball and Football award. He beat out when Hertler searches for their first trip to the state won the game for us." Cincinnati Elder quarterback Howard had to leave the Mark Miller, Columbus just the right words - "... semifinals in more than 20 .much of a foundation. But years before losing to state semifinal game DeSales' Josh Kusan and for the first time in his life, Cleveland St. Ignatius. because he had either broken Newark Licking Valley's there's stability." Howard finished with 2,387 his hand or sustained liga- Storm Klein. Other finalists. Hoover went 9-1 in the yards on 404 carries with 31 meht damage. Hertler had to included: Pickerington regular season, sliding into touchdowns. arb~e with him to keep him Central's Zach Boren . the top 10 teams in the state "As a running back; 'he 's . from going back on the field. Fostoria's Micah Hyde, Eric in Division !. The main rea- got good speed, great po,wer, After playing some as a Page of Holland Springfield son was Howard. §reat balance," Hertler .said. freshman, Howard met a and Dover's Corey · He carried 285 times for 'No one ever talks a'bout his. Division I college coach Lisowski. . . I ,795· yards and scored 25 balance, but he finds yards touchdowns. While piling that most guys don't find." MaHaglng 1he Re~taurant up 2,322 all-purpose yards, Howard has ' also found Is Your Bullnw.· he totale<l 28 touchdowns. friend~ in the program, Protectirrg ills Ours! When he wasn 't racing past · teammates wl)o stand by · defenders, he was (!defender him and help him. He racing up to m11ke tackles. returns the favor. Playing linebacker, he had "When a game's on the ~•tww· ;~~ O,,..,.'<A. three sacks, two intercep- line, he has that extra 'it' to w tions, caused t~o fumbles do what needs to be done a!!~::!~~M Bv RusTY MtLLER ASSOCIATEO PRESS of W.dlti"~C Ufl"ft'f;~· lO ~ ~~l'lltl w~·«<t>tflr... ,..,~ ~ro-.,-.·tbi!IIIIA'lr.f~ UIICbo Ml!."* ~~ ~t'U! ~ .,. 8:U'Of"('f'l"l~\~tlM1 ~ft. '(O'.i:t«>.s!~ . than a majority of Surry became their leading scorer, County, and that's the conafter he strained his.groin in stituency that I'm conthe second quarter. ' He is cerned about," he said. from Page .B t doubtful for Wednesday at · fromPageBl Vick is scheduled for Detroit. • told the judge. release on July 20, 2009, and fell to 7-7. · "I' ll be back in no time," \lick's moiher .Brenda .and will serve three years of · James' first VISit 10 Robinson said. "I'm not the Boddie, brother Marcus probation . His latest plea is Madison Square Garden kind of guy who wants to sit . k d f' · 1mportant because it here and be h11rt. I hate it." VIC an Iancee Kijafa resolves the remainin~ .this season came just days .' AI Harringtqn, acquired Frink walked in together h the Knicks made a pair from Golden State for and sat together in the front c arges against him, whic . after of trades cleared · is required . under federal enough. salarythat cap space for Crawford' had only one .full . row of the gallery with law if he is to move into a practice. Thomas and other family and friends. · a·potential run at him in free Cuttino Mobley, v.;ho came \lick's mother declined to hal~way house. agency in the summer of over from the Clippers, V1ck s agent Joel Segal comment to reporters but attended the hearing and 2010. ' . haven't had any practice Marcus Vick acknowledged afterwards wouldn ,1 tall,( After starting the night by time yet, and Mobley still the family was glad the· specifically about a possi- saying he was flattered by isn't available while underordeal was nearly over. Vick was stoic throughout ble return to the NFL, say- . the attention but focused on goin~ further tests for a the approximately 20- ing only, "Mike takes full trying to win a title this sea- med 1cal condition that minute hearing. · Afterward, responsibility for his son with the Cavs, James turned up on his physical. James was cheered loudly he turned to his young act10ns and is rea~y to mo~e , witnessed how far the Knicks have to go before during pregame ·introducdaughter and winked. forward and · will let his they can convince James tions by a crowd that After the hearing. Surry actions speak for him .", County Commonwealth Once the highest paid he'd have a chance to win a in.cluded his buddy, rapper • Jay-Z - who might prefer Atto111ey Gerald Poindexter player in the NFL. Vick: champ10nsh1p here. "It's way too early," James gcies to New Jersey, . approached \lick's mother appeared about . as trim CO!Ich Mrke · the. team he partly owns and hugged her, saying," At Tuesday as when he entered Kmcks D' Antoni said . "We hate it and every time he touched least some of this is over." prison a year ago. His Vick already is serving a .· lawyer, Billy Martin, said for toll!,ght, .but 'it's only the ball in the early minuies. 23-month sentence in Vick's legal team hasn't tomght. .. : James then scored I I points Unlike his previous visit, · in ,the first quarter, leading Leavenworth, Kan . on fed- been involved in any pre" eral charges of bankrolling a liminary steps to reviv.e the. when the Cavaliers· needed Cleveland to a 34-22 lead. dogfighting operation at a suspended player's career, nearly all of his 50 points to The Cavs led 67-38 at the home h'e owned in eastern focusing instead on reunit- beat .the !<nicks last Match, · break, their highest-scoring Virginia's rural Surry ing him with his family. an ordinary effort was good first half of the season. County, southeast of "Michael as a human enough from James, who Notes: 'James averaged Richmond. He also admit- being is clearly somebodr, laughed . and smiled 42.3 points in three games ted to participating in · the that we want to salvage,' throughout the easy victory. against the Knicks last seakilling of several underper- Martin said. "Michael as a The Knicks are a team in son. forming dogs. · football player is somebody transition after trading Zach Poindexter defended that dowq the rQlld may get Randolph and Jamal allowing Vick to avoid addi- a·chance to look again.'' · Crawford, their two leading tional prison time. · The trick'rl}ay be finding . scorers, last Friday. Making "I feel that what 1 did a team ready to take a risk matters worse, they lost today · is approved by more · on the former quarterback . I'late Robinson, who Vick Cavaliers . ~~~~~~~j;i)c,-ci----"---------------------~-----~----------~~~srf:?~~--~------AGE ' I would like to thank · everyone who voted for me in this election. Your ' support was very much appreciated. 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(AP) Mitchell wouldn't change a MiQuale Lewis ran for word of his report. three iouchdowns. and Nate . His investigation of drugs Davis threw for one and ran m baseball tarnished the repfor another Tuesday night ~tation of Roger Clemens to keep No. 15 Ball State and dozens of other players, among the nation's four led to a toughened drug unbeaten teams with a 45- first undefeated season in agreement and created an 22 ·viclo(y over Western MAC play since i 978 and impression that clubhouses Michigan. they finally clinched a s~t were teeming with perfor. It was a milestone .win for in the conference title mance-enhancers. the Cardinals (12-0, 8-0 game. "The impression I get is M id - Am e r i c a n Ball State will play that it's had a significant Conference). They have Buffalo on Dec. 5 with a · nnpact of reducing usage, their first perfect regular chance to win its first MAC although that still remams season since 1949, their title since 1996. very difficult to measure with any complete preci- · sion," the former Senate · ~~WPIWP'~W'&"~""ii Majority Leader , said :ruesd~y during . a half-hour 1ntervrew m h1s midtown e~ Manhattan office. • Mi.tchell's 409-page report 1mphcated seven MVPs and . · AP photo 31 All-Stars _ one for every Former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, who headed an Investigation into past positiot). It identified 85 steroid use by Major League Baseball players, listens during an interview in New York, pla~ers to differing degrees, Tuesday. His report cin drugs in baseball tarnished the reputation of Roger Clemens and a hst of baseball's famous dozens of other players. led to a toughened agreement between players and owners and that included Clemens, Eric left the impression in the minds of many that clubhouses were a supermarket of perfor- · Gagne, Gary Sheffield, mance-enhancers. · •Gym ta~~. Giambi and Troy McNamee for defamation , a lion budget for next year, program by next Monday, :- "Obviously as a human case still in its early stages. Mitchell said. The new unit, . but it likely won't be issued being. 1regret and don't take 1n the fallout from the suit, heaped · by Dan Mullin and .until January. .. the Ne1v York Daily News George Hanna, launched Mitchell said the timing ·pleasure in someone else's reported . Clemens had .a pro·bes · re Iat'mg 1o sk'1mmmg · · wasn 't Impor· of the rev1~W misfortune., whether I have decade-long relationship of contract bonuses and . tant, only that it's done ·~ny relationship to it or not," ·with country star Mindy gambling in addition to its annually. "The most Important · Mllchell said. "What we did McCready tha·t began when drug respons1'b'1l't' 11es. · was to try to meet the oblig- she was a 15-year-old . · The sport's drug-testing thing is to create an attitude ~tion which we'd undettak- Clemens denied having an program , which is separate, which reflects the aware· Middleport N Sec~nd Ave. ·· en, and .we did so. Each affair with a 15-year-old but was budgeted for $4..7 mil- ness that this is a dynamic player involved made his didn't specifically address lion thi s year, MLB . ongoing program," he said. decision on how to whether he had a romance spokesman Rich Levin said. "You can never reach the respond." . with McCready, . Just three players were stage where you can say, we Still, Mitchell doesn't "Because the matter is the suspended this year under solved it, that's it. You may think baseball's drug prob- subject of both a civil law- the major league program, have solved this drug , but lem has been totally solved. suit and a criminal investi- all for 50 games: · San . there's a lot of money · "!would be very doubtful gation, I believe it's appro- Francisco ·catcher Eliezer mvolved and there are a lot that it is completely clean in priate for me to not make Alfon'zo. Colorado catcher of people who are seeking the sense nobody is using," any ·comment," said Humberto Cota and Florida to make some of that money he said. "You don't know Mitchell, who wouldn't say pitcher Henry Owens. by creatjng new illegal whether this is a temporary whether he had spoken with Suspensions were far more . drugs. And so you have to response because of the federal investigators prob- prevalent under the minor have a constant attention, . league program, with 66 constant focus, constant attention it's · gotten and fog Clemens. When he released the penalties, including 40 from effort." . whether over time it will begin to resume an increase. report Dec. 13, Mitchell rec- . the Dominican Summer The players' association. ~think that's unlikely given ommended commissioner League and 10 from the which resisted Mitchell's the aggressive. ~ature of ~he Bud Selig not discipline Venezuelan .S ummer probe, agrees with that analysis an~ agreed in April response, but It s s~methmg players and Selig gave League. you have to be contmuously amnesty to all players on "My view on the numbers to accept his. recommenda~on'7rned ~bo11t;'' · .... April II in an l)greement is really si mple : We run the t10ns. ··Mnchel.l's ~vidence. w.as With the players ' association very be's.t program we can Now, Mitchell awaits to ll~sed p~tmar.Ily on mte~- to toughen drug rules for the possibly run, and the num- ~e I_f. mo~ names w1ll be "If it's plugged in, it's saving you money" VieWs With Kirk Radomski, third time since 2002. As bers tum out how the num- 1mphcated m the case of Dr. •.PORTABLE· 110 VOLT ELECTRICITY ¢e former New York Mets part of the deal, 15-day· sus- bers turn out. 1 can't control Ramon Scrug$s and two •Heats up to 1000 sq. fl . for pennies a day bat ~y ~ho plea.de~ g~lty pensions assessed against the numbers " said Rob alleged associates at the • 1500 Watts/5000 BTU to tllegally dtstnbutmg Jose Guillen and Gibbons Manfred MLB 's executive New Hope Health Center in • 3 year ManufaciUrers Warfanty ~teroids, and Brian were eliminated. vice pre;iden't of labor rela- Co~ta ~esa, Calif. A fede.r• UL Approved ~cNamee, Clemens' form_er "I think it's gone a long tions. "I think the move to al md1ctment unsealed m • Safe for children and pj:tS . personal !ramer. It also rec1t-. 'Nay toward turning the page the independent program April charged that unidenti• Energy efficient, safe. soft, comfortable heat ed .the government's case on this issue and permittinr, administrator with the f1ed agents for baseball agamst Barry Bonds and baseball to move forward ' · authority that was investea P!ayers steered clients to · · collected various media Mitchell said. · ' in him was a huge improve- h1T. , . . reports. . . All 40 of Mitchell's rec- ment. That in my view was . .That s il. dtmens!on that 'Some playe~ 1mph~ated cimme11g_ations were adopt- the biggest single change." ~1d . "?I ans~. dunng our ~unce~ back With relatively ed, ilfeluding creating a · The administrator was to mvestigauon, · Mllchell httie sttgii!a. a 81;'0UP that department of investiga- have released the first of his sa!d. "It valid~tes . what 1 mcluded Rtck Ank1el, Glaus tions, which has a $2 mil- annual reports on the drug sauj. Vt(e didl) I fmd out and Yankees pitcher Andy · everythmg." Pettine. Some disappeared from the majors, such as Jay Gibbons, released by Baltimore during spring training. Clemens was the repott~s . biggest loser. . . Headed to the Hall of Fame with 354 wins before the Mitchell ·Report, his . Cooperstown chances collapsed when Mitchell made · public McNamee's allegations that the seven-time Cy Young Award winner had used steroids and human Call liS to gel your furnace eumined For mort informotitm t'OfiiUt"t: growth honnone before they llrtl!l Parrmon' to help villh winter fuel prices. were banned. lt led · to · a (740) 992-/81/()llf'_ high-profile congressional · ~l>tc<u Loor Help keep your Fumacefrom Flare Ups hearing ill Febtuary in which 1/JJIJJ 282·7201, w.142J I with Pmentiive lbintance. McNamee '· accused.Clemens' wife, Debbie, of · using . HGH, and the Department of .Jusllce was a&ked to investigate whether the pitcher lied. In addition, Clemens sued \ @61; f.l jumr . . Still perfect: B~ s~te .· BY MICHAEL MAROT • NO'I'ICE '1'0 DOO OWNERS DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 200G DOO LICENSE IS .JANUARY 31. F-a ere S8.00 tor each dog or $25.00 per K,ennel Llcenee. 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Giants 37, Arizona 29 lndkmapolls 23, San Diego 20 Monday'• Game NeW Orleana 51 , Green Bay 29 Thuraday, Nov. 27 Tennessee at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Seattle at Dallas. 4:15 p.m. AriZona at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. ~undoy, Nov; 30 Miami at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Carolina at Green Bay, I p.m. N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Buf1alo, 1 p.m. Baltimore at CinclnnaU, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Atlanta at San Diego, 4:05p.m. Denver at N.Y. Jets. 4:15p.m. Kansas City at Oakland. 4 : 1~ p.m.. PIUsburgh at New England, 4:15 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, B:15 p.m. Monday, Doc. 1 Jacksonville at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Suddenly. Tennessee might not be the best team in the AFC. Have the New York Jets and Brett Favre supplanted them? The Jets certainly were the better team on Sunday, winning 34- 13 in Nashville. New York has now beaten the Patriots and Titans in consec utive weekS. anc' won seven of i.ts last eight. Never mind that most of the country would lo ~the a New York-New York Super Bowl. And never mind that the half of New York that roots for the Giants would loathe having to play the Jets . ·· And vice versa. "I' m not go ing to sit here and say we 've established ourselves as the best team in football." Favre ·said Sunday AP photo after the Jets dominated the New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre passes against \he Tennessee Titans in the fourth ~~~:ten ~~~. remaining quarter of an NFL football game in Nashville, Tenn., on Sunday. Favre passed for 224 yards " All it says is 1 think we and two touchdowns as the Jets beat the previously undefeated Titans 34-13. · beat the best team in football today, definitely ifyougoby record and the way that they've played . They have been the best team in football." Actually, (3rett is a bit off. Most people think the defending champion Giants have been the best team in football all season. The Giants only get the mantle now after a 37-29 victory in Arizona gives them the same 10-1 record as the Titans. And .who knows if Dallas, reasonably healthy again, might not be the second-best team in football now that Tony Romo is back and some of his teammates are healthy. 13ut the Jets , with their Hall of Fame (to be) quarterback, are certainly up there -'- though they still have a way to go in the AFC East, where at 8-3 they are still only a game ahead of New England with five games to go. That's plenty of time for Bill Belichtck to figure out a way to catch them. especially now that Matt Cassel is throwing like Tom Brady. That's the catch. It's still early for projec- West , where Denver (6-5) tions - a lot of 'things can managed to lose 31-10 at happen in five weeks. Oakland , and San Diego (4Injuries , perhaps? . 7) couldn't take advantage · by losing to Indianapolis 23AFC 20 on Adam Vinatieri's last-. The · Titans ( 10- 1) will play field goal. . almost surely win the South. · That leaves the East and Considering their next three the Jets, Patriots and perhaps games are against Detroit , the Dolphins (6-5), although Cleveland and Houston, a they proved in losing 48-28 .collapse would be difficult. to the Patriots that they still Not to award wins in might tie a year away from advance , but it's hard to see serious contention . 13efore them finishing worse than handing the Jets the title . 13-3 - they close with remember that they are an Pittsburgh . at home 1 and at overtime coin toss away Indianapolis. How they con- from being a game and a test those ,games might tieb t.:aker behind the depend on their standing at Patriots - the co in toss tlie time. being the likely reason. they Pittsburgh (8-3) leads won in New England 10 Baltimore (7-4) in the North. day s ago. The Steelers won the first New England has gained meeting and they play the 1,041 yards in its pas t two Ravens again 'in Balttmore games and Cassel has ori Dec . 14, but the deciding thrown for 815 of them , factor may be their sched- guaranteeing that he will ules. Pittsburgh is at New make a lot of money when England and Tennessee and he becomes a free agent in has Dallas at home; the the offseason . "The producRavens have it a little easier tion· i' ~ tarting to come · but still have to play at around," he said in an underDallas and at home against statement. Washington. So assume Tennessee , Someone will win the New York , Pittsburgh and Denver or San Diego win the divisions'! Wild cards? Two among Baltimore. New England and Indi a napo lis . with the Colts (7-4) d osing with the leagu e's easies t schedule, one that in the nex t three weeks cont ains Cleveland , Cincinnati and winless Detroit. Simpk, isn't it? Until there are more upsets. NFC Sunday 's game in Arizona was supposed to be an opportunity for the Cardinals to prove some thing . Instead, th e Giants did . winning the ir fifth straight game. fourth over a team with a winning record and . doin g it without Brandon Jacobs and Plaxico Burress, their best runner and receiver. How deep are the Giants? The third and fourth wide receivers, Steve Smith and Domenik Hixon . were among the stars, and so was tight end Kevin Boss, who is making New York look smarter and smarter for trading Jeremy Shockey for draft picks . ., www.mydallysentinel.com m:ribune - Sentinel - ·.• .'' .' Favre, Jets change outlook of NFL Standings November 26, 2008 Wednesday, November 26, 2008' www.myclailysentinel.com • CLASS I F·l ED ' Despite more tougq games, it will be hard for: anyone to catch New York; ( 10- 1) in the East for home:: fie ld advantage. ' Dallas (7-4) is favored td win on Thanksgiving against Sealtle (2 -9). then has ~ tough four-game finishing' stretch but should haveenough talent to fulfill JerrY: Jones' promise to make thti playoffs . If (w hen?) the": Cowboys get there. ther. mi ght do what the Giants di<!to them last season. winning; in the Meadowland> anct: then getting to the Super: Bowl. • "They unleashed me; today," Terrell Owens said; after catching seven . passes. for 213 yards, although it'S: easier to be "unleashed'~ against San Francisco than; most teams. That also leaves; Washington (7-4) fighting; for a wild-card spot with two. of the lose rs in the South ; where Carolina and Tamp3': Bay are both 8-3 and Atlanta. is 7-4. Chicago anct: Minnesota (6-5) or Green: Bay (5-5) will win th6North, a div ision probablY-' too average to produce ~ wild-card. entry. . ~ And, of course, Anzona. (7-4) will win the West with; one more win or a San, Francisco loss and get th~ franchise's first home play~: off game since 1947 . But the: Cardinals demonstrated bY.: losing at home to the GiantS: that they are too one-dimen; sional on offense 'to win oil' the road in the postseason -; the difference is what often: happens to Kurt Warner: th<;: Cardinals lost by eight points and gave up 10 on ~ 'fumble and an interception. : There are too many game~ left to fig ure out a winner in; the South . And too man)t games left to figure out whq: among the · Panthers, Bucs• Falcons and Redskin s wilt. join the Cowboys as a wild: card cmitender. Write out theEagles after Sunday's loss· and then ... Why not question whether Dallas will . make it , Tl!,~i Cowboys had one losing · stretch. If they don't stay healthy, they might have another. E-mail classified@ mydailytribune.com In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS \!tribune To Place , . Or Fax To (740) 992-2156 (304) .675-1333 446-3008 Or Fax To HOW I0 WRliE AJ:i 6Q lUcciiiliii"Ads · Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... pin Mllhll turVey. Tills pin Ia the · principal place of beginning lor this_,.,., Thonce North 01 de- gi'HI 34' 611 " 1111 116.37 feel to an Iron pin Ml IIIIo turvay. Than,. North 1D degreea 25' 11" W.at 178.58 fHt with the centerline ol a grevol driveway to a point In 1118 centerline of Ktngabury Road (CR 11) and paning an Iron pin HI thla aurvey at 148.58 by Appalachian Prolnatonal Aaoocl1111a 254 ExllnaRoad,Jackaon, Ohlo45640, Dat,A.Exline P.S, &722. Current Owner: Romle & Jennlflr Spaun at al Proparty at: 38838 Klngbury Rd. feet. Pomeroy, Ohto Thance tho following 3 PP# 17-oo328.004 couraes with the can- Prior deed references: terllne of Kl~gabury Volume 202, Paga169_ Road (CR 18): Appraised at $52,500 North 64 degreea 48' Terms ol Site: Cannot 49" Eaat- 268.061Hito be sold lor le11 than a point · North 71 de- 2f.lrda of the appraloed g,_e 43' 33" Eait - value. 10% down on 67.16 leot to a point dayolsale,caahor-North 78 dog,_a 15' tilled che.;k, balance 21 " EHI • 38.50 1111 to due on conHnnotlon of a point . aola. Thone• leaving Klnga- The appralaal did not bury Road (CRIB(, . Include an Interior exSouth 01 degreoa 34' amlnatlon of the hoUII. 58" Watt - 681.191HI Robert E. Beogle, to an Iron pin HI thla Molga County Sheriff aurvey and palling an Attorney lor the Plain· I.ron pin aet this aurvay till . at 30.00 fHI. Kegler, Brown, Hill & Thence South 50 de- Ritter, · gr•a 45' 09" Weal - 65 E. State St., SuHe 401.50 feet to an Iron 1800 pin aet thltturvay. Thla Columbua, OH 43215 pin It tho principal 614-482-5400 placo of beginning lor (11) 12, t9, 2& thla aurvey. Thla turvey contalna 5.330 acrae, more or !ell. · P'Ubllc Notice In addHion, a 30.00 loot wide eaaement for Sharlll Saln lngre11 and ogrna for Caao Number 08cv104 Lot 3 ond Lot 4 with the -clal Ohio Inc. grevat drive _..., Plaintiff Lola 3 and 4 and hlv- va lng the following can- Danny Be.., etal tarllne deacrlptton. Deltndlnta · Beginning at the north- Court ol Common _.oomerofthlatract Pleaa, Melga COunty, at a point In the center- Ohio line of Klngabury Road In purauance of an (CR 18) thence wHh 1118 order of aaloto me dtfollowing centerline of reeled from aid court In a gravot drtve, South 10 the above entHied acclegreea 25' tl " Eoat lion, I will axpoM to 178.58 IHI to an ·rron tale ot public ouctlon pin HI lhl1 survey, saki on tho front at..,. of pin being the lermlnul the Melga Count COurl of thla centerline eaaa- Houeo on Friday, 0. ment deacriptton. comber 19, 2001 11 to All Iron ptna 111 thlt a.m oluld day, the 1o1aurvay ere 5/Binch X30 lowing delcribed rut Inch rtber and hova 1 aatate: plaatlc cap on them DESCRIPTION OF atempad Dale Exline LAND P.S. 6722. Beginning at a - on All oouraoa are rotated the Eaat aide ot Hlgho to milch North 11 per a way No. 124, at 1118 Survey by Robert Northwest comer ot a Eaton PS 7033 on 3S Acre Troct; thlnca 01114111811 0! thtotorm. Eall15 roc1a to 1 atone; Subjoct to all legal thence Nort11 13-314 deIf •-andrlghtot gt'MIEaat16roda101 woyt not I t - above. atone; lhlnce Wnt 15 Survayed on rod& to the Eall-of 01112312002 • 1lLI1112002 above road; thence along said road South 13-3/4 degreea Waat 16 rodatotheplaceolbeginning, containing 1· 112 acres. Excepting howaver from tho abova tract a certain portion thereof bounded aa lollowa: Beginning Eaa1 7 roda and 6 llnka and South 29-114 degr88a Eaat 11 roda and 3 llnko from Northweat corner of above described tract; thence North 27-112 degr88o East 20 feet; thence South62-112 degr88s East 20 feet; thence South 27-112 degreea Wast 20 lut; thence North 62·112 degreea Weal 20 IHI to the place of beginning, containing 400 aquare leetand aloo a right of way to ond from uld tract which to hereby r..,vlld by former Grantort. Above aurveyed by J. F. Parker, March 21, 1935. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 18053'5tate Routa 124, R-vllla, Ohto 45n2 P.P.N. D9-40073000 Current Owner: Danny Barberatal Prior died relerancea: Volume 246, page 757 Appraload at $25,000 Terma of Sale: Cannot be aold lor Ina than 213rdo ol the appraload value. . 10% down on day of aate, calli or-tilled chicle, balance due on confirmation of aole. The appraisal did Inetude an Interior examlnallon ol1118 houao. Robert E. Beegla, Malga County Shartll Attorney lor tho Plaintiff KeHh D Wainer &Auoclatn CO. 75 Public Squara ·4th In Next Day'a Paper 5:::~:::~ In-Column; 9:00a. m. Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. F Sunday. Paper Flo« Ctevatand, OH 44113 21f.n1-taOO (11) 12. 19, 28 · Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICA· TION tN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT oc: MEIGS COUNTY, OHI" MalgaCOuntyCiertlof Courts P.O. 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Trallero ............................. 1020 Motorcyclri .............................................. 1025 Other ..............., ........................................ ,,1030 Want to buy ............-.................... :............ 1035 Automotlva·................................................ 2000 Servlcaa ....................................................... 300 Auto RentallleMe ..................................... 2005 Appliance Seovlca .......................................302 Automotlvt ..........................,....................... 304 Building Materlala .,............................. ........ 306 Autoo .......................................................... 2010 Clualc/Anttquea ........................................2015 Oornmerc::lalllndulltrlal ...•......••...........•...... 2020 Butlneao ...................................................... 308 Porta·&Accnaorln .................................. 2025 C-1ng .......................................................310 Sporto Ullllty .............................................. 2030 Chlld/Ekllt1y care ....................................... 312 Trucks... ...................................................... 2035 Computera ................................................... 314 Ut111ty Traltora ............... ,............................ 2040 Contractoro .................................................316 Veno .........................:................................. 2045 Do,_llca/JanHorlal ................................ ;.. 318 Wont to buy ............................................... 2050 Eloctrlcal ...............'.'...................................... 320 Rilel Eallto Salea ...................................... 3000 Flnancltl.......................................................322 Clmatery -PI.oto ............................... , ......... 31105 Haaijh ....................,...................................... 326 Commerclel................................................ 301 0 Helling &Coollng ..........................,............ 328 C0ndomlnlumo .................................... ;..... 3015 Home tmpro-to 330 · For S.la by Ownar....................................3020 lneu,.nc:e ................................ ...................... 332 Hou... lor Sate ..................... .................... 3025 Lawn Servtce ...............................................334 Lend (Acreagej .......................................... 3030 Mualc/Dincalllrome ..................................338 Loll ............................................................ 3035 Other Servfoll, ...........................................338 . 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PnJd.-.......................................710 lily, Foed, Soed. Grain ............................... 715 Admlnlatratlve1Profea•lon111.....................8004 Caahi0./Cterk ..........................,.................6000 Child/Elderly care ....,................................eooe Cterlcai ...................................................... I010 Conalructlon ..............................,.............I012 Drivers & Dollvery ........................,............ I014 • Huntlnll a. Ltnd ........................................... 720 EdUCIIIon ....................................................eote - t o buy ..................................................726 Eleeblcal P1umbtng ............1- ....- ...........IQ11 M14 cf-.dll I ............................................._,10() Employment Av-nc:t-......,.......................8020 · ae-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . AnttquM .................:..................................... 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The.. complaints mull be: flied In the County Au· dHor'a Office on or be- . lore the 31tt day ol March, 2009. All com· plaints flied wHh tho county Auditor wtll be heard by the Board of Re~lalon In tho mannar' . provided by Sacttor> 5715.19 of tho Otto Ravloed Code. Mary T. Byer-HIII Malge County AudHor : (11) 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24; 25, 26, 27, 28 Now you can have borders and graphics lL..\ added to your classiHed ads Jm Borders$3.00/perad · Graphics SOC for small $1.00 for Iorge KIT & CARLYLE . •=-._. a<..-...:._. ,. Pomeroy, OH 45769 tho premloea be aold close the lion of plain- Records. United Stataa of Amer- free and clear of all tllla mortgage recorded The defendant named lea va. , Marton clatma,llenilandlnter- upontherealeata\lde- abovalaraqulredtoanDurham, decealed, at aatolanyolthepartlea scribed below and In awar tho Complaint at. haratn, that the pro· which plaintiff alleges within twenty..tght (28) Case No. 08-CV-t37 coed a from tho aala of that the foregoing de- day a altar tho lui pubTho unknown helra, de- said promleoa be ap- fondant haa or claims llcatlon ol thla legal novloeea, legal88a, ox- plied to tho Plaintiff's to hava an Interest: lice on Nov. 26, 2008. ocutora, axocutrlxea, judgment and lor auch Situated In tho ·Town- Thlalegat notice will be edmlnlatratora, admln- other raltel to ahlp ol Sallabury, published once a - k lllratrlxea and at- which United Statu of Melgt County, State of lor alx auccaulve otgneea of Marlen America Ia e~1Hied. Ohio: woeko. Dqrham, doceaoed, Said Defendants are dl- PARCEL N0.1 ' (10) 22, 29 (11)5, 12, 19, whose addr,o uea are reeled to the Complaint Situated In the · north 26 unJ!nown, will hereby wherein notice under part of that part ol100 take notlcalhaton Sap- the lair debt collection acra Lot No. 157 which - - - - ' - - - tember 8, 2008, UnHed practice act It given. Ilea aaat of and adjoinPublic Notice Statea of Amerlce, flied Said Delendlntaare·ra- lng Section 29, Town t. Ita Complaint tn Fora- qulredtoanswerwHhln Range 13 In Salisbury NOTICE TO TAXPAYcloture and Mar- twenty-eight days alter Township, Meigs ERS shelling of Llena In the the publication. Sold County, described aa Reference: 5715.17 Common Pleaa Court Defendant& will taka lollowa: Ohlo Reviled Code of Melgt County, Ohio, · notice that you are ra- Commencing al the The Melga County 100 E. 2nd St, qulred to anawor said aoutl!eall com" of a Board of Revltlon haa Pomeroy, OH 45769 Complaint on or before lot -..1 by V.S. Hor- ·completed Ita work of being Caao No. 08-CV- the. 26th day of Nov., ton and Marcua equalization. The tax 137 agalnot Marian 2008' or judgment will Bosworth, May 'EI, 1884 raturna lor tax year Durham, doceaoad be rendered occord- to Anthony Robtlon; 2008 have_, reviled praying lor judgment In lngly. thence aouth 26 112 and the valuations the amount · of UnHed Slltea of A!Mr- dog. west along tha and are $38,418.29 with lntereot lea, Plaintiff nort!t nne of tho street, theralm acoordlng to Staphen D. Mlteo 2071HI; thence south the Ierma ol1118 note VIncent A. Lewto 26112 dog. west along from July 15, 2008 until Attomayalor Plaintiff the north llna of uld paid and lor lorecto- 18 W. Monument Av- atraet aloreaold, 30 aure of oold Mortgage anue Dayton, Ohto laet: thence north 25 Deed on the following 45402 deg. weal to a point 30 doacrlbed real •tala, (10)22,29(11(5, 12, 19, 1881fromthenorthwos1 of which oald Delan- 26 comer of lot owed by danta, Marten Durham, Dennis Morrow; docllaed waa the thence east 30 !HI to - o f: Pub!lc Notice Dennis Morrow's northReal eatate located 11 west comer; thence 38384 S. R. 1184, IN THE COURT OF olong the weal llna of Pomeroy, OH 457SII COMMON PLEAS Morrow'a tot to aouthas further dHcflbed In MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO - • oomar ol umo, Plaintiff& mortgoga CttiFtnanclat, Inc. and to the north line ol recorded on March t, Plaintiff .. tald alr881 aloreaald, 1990 In Volume 178 vo and ~lng premises page 399 of the Morl- Franklin D. G - (0. conveyecr by gaga - d o of Malgt ceaoed), at al. recorded In Vol. 71 County, Ohio. Delwldanta page 89 Melga County and that De-ants, Cua No. 08CV130 Deed Recorda. unknown holra, de- Judge Stephan C. PARCEL NO. 2: vloee1, log-. ax- Crowe The eaaterty hell oflno ecutora, axecu1tlxe1, LEGALNOTlCE · following described edmlnlalrltora, odmtn- Unknown helra, tho de- real estate: latratrtx• ~net aa- vi-, tegateeo, ax- Baing a part of Lot 157 alg,_ of Marian a c u 1 o r a , In Boaworth'a AddHton oum.m. dlcllled, be lldmlnlttratora, and ••- to the VIllage of Middlerequired to Ill up any olgnto of Fronklln D. port, , Melga County, ~lion HI they .., haw G'-', and 1118 un- Ohto, commencing at In 111c1 p,rem11eo or be known g1111rdlona . of Mary E. Pennington'• ,......,. boned, 111at ml-llldlorlncompe- comer, running 40112 upon !allure ofuld 0. tent helra of Frenklln IHI along main road: -~~~~~ to pay or to D. Gheen, will 111<1 no- thlnce acrooa uld tot cauile to be paid ileld lice that on Auguof 27, to beck lance; thenco juclgmant within three 2001. CttiFlnanclal, Inc. to aeld Pennlnglon'a dlyt from Ita rwndltto.• flied Ita comer, 431HI; that an Order of S.le be Complllnt In the Court thence acroat uld lot luuecl to the~ o1 of Common Plaaa, to the place of beginMa1ga County, Ohto, to Malgo County, Ohio, nlng. appraiM, - t - I n C... No. 08 CV 130. Belngparlofthepropthe Legal Publication The object of. ond de- arty by recorded Dally Senttnat and Mil mand for rallef In, the In Vol. 139 poge 521 uld rMI · that Complolnt Ia to lora- Melga County Died {p' All Dlapl•v: 12 Noon .:z. Busln••• Days Prior To (740) 992-2155 Sheriff Sales Case Number 08c¥043 Farmer& Bank & SIJY. tngaCo. · Plaintiff · va R&J FOOd Shop LLC Ronnie & JennHar Spaun Oalendanta Court ol Common Pin a, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an order ·ofaaleto me dl· reeled from aald court In ·the above entHied action, I wilt expoaoto aole at public auction on the front atepa of the Mtlgt County Court Houae on Friday, Dacember 19, 2008 at 10 · a.m.. of said day, the lollowlng described real-: EXHIBIT "A" RONALD A. SPAUN AND J.ENNIFER L. SPAUN Being a pari of tho Southeast Quarter of SOCtlon 8, T·7-N, R-14W, Scipio Townahtp, Malga COunty, Ohio of the Ohio Company Purchase and being a pari of Volume 262 at Page 261 , · ol the Deed Recorda of Melga County Recorders 01lice and being more tully described as lotIowa: Beginning at the SouthHII corner of Section 8, Scipio Townahlp, Melga County, Ohio II a 4' White Oak found 11 the corner ol tho SOC· lion. From which an Iron pin HI thla auntey on the aouth line of Section ~. beara N. 89 dogreea 45'12" Well 5.00 feel and another Iron pin aet thla Iurvey on the aatt line of Seclion 8, beara N. 01 degraes 34' 58" Eatt-5.00 feat. Thence wHh tho line of Sacttott B, North at dog1111 45' 12" -'1125.nleetto an Iron pin Ill thla our· vey. Thence North 50 ~ 45' 09" Eaot • 365.15 feel to an Iron GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Dally In-Column: 9:00a.m. Mond•y-Frlday for Insertion (740) 446·2342 -.:e...agt.. t. te> 675-5234 Djsplay Ads ~aUipolis 1!BaUp ~ribune ~e> ... r 992-2157 Oeo.rltir~ Wprd Ad§ Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m~ to 5:00 p.m. l\egi~ter Sentinel ... (740) 446-~342 ca~r;,::; Websites: www.mydailytribune .com www.myda ilysentinel .com www.myclailyreg ister.com Want To Buy bedrooms, 2 firep laces, 2 full baths , 2 staircases, EBY, INTEGRITY, Used . concrete blocks be -1 1 · · 1 · d aut1 u ong1na woo KIEFER BUILT, and bricks. k · · VALLEY . 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Giants 37, Arizona 29 lndkmapolls 23, San Diego 20 Monday'• Game NeW Orleana 51 , Green Bay 29 Thuraday, Nov. 27 Tennessee at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Seattle at Dallas. 4:15 p.m. AriZona at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. ~undoy, Nov; 30 Miami at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Carolina at Green Bay, I p.m. N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Buf1alo, 1 p.m. Baltimore at CinclnnaU, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Atlanta at San Diego, 4:05p.m. Denver at N.Y. Jets. 4:15p.m. Kansas City at Oakland. 4 : 1~ p.m.. PIUsburgh at New England, 4:15 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, B:15 p.m. Monday, Doc. 1 Jacksonville at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Suddenly. Tennessee might not be the best team in the AFC. Have the New York Jets and Brett Favre supplanted them? The Jets certainly were the better team on Sunday, winning 34- 13 in Nashville. New York has now beaten the Patriots and Titans in consec utive weekS. anc' won seven of i.ts last eight. Never mind that most of the country would lo ~the a New York-New York Super Bowl. And never mind that the half of New York that roots for the Giants would loathe having to play the Jets . ·· And vice versa. "I' m not go ing to sit here and say we 've established ourselves as the best team in football." Favre ·said Sunday AP photo after the Jets dominated the New York Jets quarterback Brett Favre passes against \he Tennessee Titans in the fourth ~~~:ten ~~~. remaining quarter of an NFL football game in Nashville, Tenn., on Sunday. Favre passed for 224 yards " All it says is 1 think we and two touchdowns as the Jets beat the previously undefeated Titans 34-13. · beat the best team in football today, definitely ifyougoby record and the way that they've played . They have been the best team in football." Actually, (3rett is a bit off. Most people think the defending champion Giants have been the best team in football all season. The Giants only get the mantle now after a 37-29 victory in Arizona gives them the same 10-1 record as the Titans. And .who knows if Dallas, reasonably healthy again, might not be the second-best team in football now that Tony Romo is back and some of his teammates are healthy. 13ut the Jets , with their Hall of Fame (to be) quarterback, are certainly up there -'- though they still have a way to go in the AFC East, where at 8-3 they are still only a game ahead of New England with five games to go. That's plenty of time for Bill Belichtck to figure out a way to catch them. especially now that Matt Cassel is throwing like Tom Brady. That's the catch. It's still early for projec- West , where Denver (6-5) tions - a lot of 'things can managed to lose 31-10 at happen in five weeks. Oakland , and San Diego (4Injuries , perhaps? . 7) couldn't take advantage · by losing to Indianapolis 23AFC 20 on Adam Vinatieri's last-. The · Titans ( 10- 1) will play field goal. . almost surely win the South. · That leaves the East and Considering their next three the Jets, Patriots and perhaps games are against Detroit , the Dolphins (6-5), although Cleveland and Houston, a they proved in losing 48-28 .collapse would be difficult. to the Patriots that they still Not to award wins in might tie a year away from advance , but it's hard to see serious contention . 13efore them finishing worse than handing the Jets the title . 13-3 - they close with remember that they are an Pittsburgh . at home 1 and at overtime coin toss away Indianapolis. How they con- from being a game and a test those ,games might tieb t.:aker behind the depend on their standing at Patriots - the co in toss tlie time. being the likely reason. they Pittsburgh (8-3) leads won in New England 10 Baltimore (7-4) in the North. day s ago. The Steelers won the first New England has gained meeting and they play the 1,041 yards in its pas t two Ravens again 'in Balttmore games and Cassel has ori Dec . 14, but the deciding thrown for 815 of them , factor may be their sched- guaranteeing that he will ules. Pittsburgh is at New make a lot of money when England and Tennessee and he becomes a free agent in has Dallas at home; the the offseason . "The producRavens have it a little easier tion· i' ~ tarting to come · but still have to play at around," he said in an underDallas and at home against statement. Washington. So assume Tennessee , Someone will win the New York , Pittsburgh and Denver or San Diego win the divisions'! Wild cards? Two among Baltimore. New England and Indi a napo lis . with the Colts (7-4) d osing with the leagu e's easies t schedule, one that in the nex t three weeks cont ains Cleveland , Cincinnati and winless Detroit. Simpk, isn't it? Until there are more upsets. NFC Sunday 's game in Arizona was supposed to be an opportunity for the Cardinals to prove some thing . Instead, th e Giants did . winning the ir fifth straight game. fourth over a team with a winning record and . doin g it without Brandon Jacobs and Plaxico Burress, their best runner and receiver. How deep are the Giants? The third and fourth wide receivers, Steve Smith and Domenik Hixon . were among the stars, and so was tight end Kevin Boss, who is making New York look smarter and smarter for trading Jeremy Shockey for draft picks . ., www.mydallysentinel.com m:ribune - Sentinel - ·.• .'' .' Favre, Jets change outlook of NFL Standings November 26, 2008 Wednesday, November 26, 2008' www.myclailysentinel.com • CLASS I F·l ED ' Despite more tougq games, it will be hard for: anyone to catch New York; ( 10- 1) in the East for home:: fie ld advantage. ' Dallas (7-4) is favored td win on Thanksgiving against Sealtle (2 -9). then has ~ tough four-game finishing' stretch but should haveenough talent to fulfill JerrY: Jones' promise to make thti playoffs . If (w hen?) the": Cowboys get there. ther. mi ght do what the Giants di<!to them last season. winning; in the Meadowland> anct: then getting to the Super: Bowl. • "They unleashed me; today," Terrell Owens said; after catching seven . passes. for 213 yards, although it'S: easier to be "unleashed'~ against San Francisco than; most teams. That also leaves; Washington (7-4) fighting; for a wild-card spot with two. of the lose rs in the South ; where Carolina and Tamp3': Bay are both 8-3 and Atlanta. is 7-4. Chicago anct: Minnesota (6-5) or Green: Bay (5-5) will win th6North, a div ision probablY-' too average to produce ~ wild-card. entry. . ~ And, of course, Anzona. (7-4) will win the West with; one more win or a San, Francisco loss and get th~ franchise's first home play~: off game since 1947 . But the: Cardinals demonstrated bY.: losing at home to the GiantS: that they are too one-dimen; sional on offense 'to win oil' the road in the postseason -; the difference is what often: happens to Kurt Warner: th<;: Cardinals lost by eight points and gave up 10 on ~ 'fumble and an interception. : There are too many game~ left to fig ure out a winner in; the South . And too man)t games left to figure out whq: among the · Panthers, Bucs• Falcons and Redskin s wilt. join the Cowboys as a wild: card cmitender. Write out theEagles after Sunday's loss· and then ... Why not question whether Dallas will . make it , Tl!,~i Cowboys had one losing · stretch. If they don't stay healthy, they might have another. E-mail classified@ mydailytribune.com In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS \!tribune To Place , . Or Fax To (740) 992-2156 (304) .675-1333 446-3008 Or Fax To HOW I0 WRliE AJ:i 6Q lUcciiiliii"Ads · Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... pin Mllhll turVey. Tills pin Ia the · principal place of beginning lor this_,.,., Thonce North 01 de- gi'HI 34' 611 " 1111 116.37 feel to an Iron pin Ml IIIIo turvay. Than,. North 1D degreea 25' 11" W.at 178.58 fHt with the centerline ol a grevol driveway to a point In 1118 centerline of Ktngabury Road (CR 11) and paning an Iron pin HI thla aurvey at 148.58 by Appalachian Prolnatonal Aaoocl1111a 254 ExllnaRoad,Jackaon, Ohlo45640, Dat,A.Exline P.S, &722. Current Owner: Romle & Jennlflr Spaun at al Proparty at: 38838 Klngbury Rd. feet. Pomeroy, Ohto Thance tho following 3 PP# 17-oo328.004 couraes with the can- Prior deed references: terllne of Kl~gabury Volume 202, Paga169_ Road (CR 18): Appraised at $52,500 North 64 degreea 48' Terms ol Site: Cannot 49" Eaat- 268.061Hito be sold lor le11 than a point · North 71 de- 2f.lrda of the appraloed g,_e 43' 33" Eait - value. 10% down on 67.16 leot to a point dayolsale,caahor-North 78 dog,_a 15' tilled che.;k, balance 21 " EHI • 38.50 1111 to due on conHnnotlon of a point . aola. Thone• leaving Klnga- The appralaal did not bury Road (CRIB(, . Include an Interior exSouth 01 degreoa 34' amlnatlon of the hoUII. 58" Watt - 681.191HI Robert E. Beogle, to an Iron pin HI thla Molga County Sheriff aurvey and palling an Attorney lor the Plain· I.ron pin aet this aurvay till . at 30.00 fHI. Kegler, Brown, Hill & Thence South 50 de- Ritter, · gr•a 45' 09" Weal - 65 E. State St., SuHe 401.50 feet to an Iron 1800 pin aet thltturvay. Thla Columbua, OH 43215 pin It tho principal 614-482-5400 placo of beginning lor (11) 12, t9, 2& thla aurvey. Thla turvey contalna 5.330 acrae, more or !ell. · P'Ubllc Notice In addHion, a 30.00 loot wide eaaement for Sharlll Saln lngre11 and ogrna for Caao Number 08cv104 Lot 3 ond Lot 4 with the -clal Ohio Inc. grevat drive _..., Plaintiff Lola 3 and 4 and hlv- va lng the following can- Danny Be.., etal tarllne deacrlptton. Deltndlnta · Beginning at the north- Court ol Common _.oomerofthlatract Pleaa, Melga COunty, at a point In the center- Ohio line of Klngabury Road In purauance of an (CR 18) thence wHh 1118 order of aaloto me dtfollowing centerline of reeled from aid court In a gravot drtve, South 10 the above entHied acclegreea 25' tl " Eoat lion, I will axpoM to 178.58 IHI to an ·rron tale ot public ouctlon pin HI lhl1 survey, saki on tho front at..,. of pin being the lermlnul the Melga Count COurl of thla centerline eaaa- Houeo on Friday, 0. ment deacriptton. comber 19, 2001 11 to All Iron ptna 111 thlt a.m oluld day, the 1o1aurvay ere 5/Binch X30 lowing delcribed rut Inch rtber and hova 1 aatate: plaatlc cap on them DESCRIPTION OF atempad Dale Exline LAND P.S. 6722. Beginning at a - on All oouraoa are rotated the Eaat aide ot Hlgho to milch North 11 per a way No. 124, at 1118 Survey by Robert Northwest comer ot a Eaton PS 7033 on 3S Acre Troct; thlnca 01114111811 0! thtotorm. Eall15 roc1a to 1 atone; Subjoct to all legal thence Nort11 13-314 deIf •-andrlghtot gt'MIEaat16roda101 woyt not I t - above. atone; lhlnce Wnt 15 Survayed on rod& to the Eall-of 01112312002 • 1lLI1112002 above road; thence along said road South 13-3/4 degreea Waat 16 rodatotheplaceolbeginning, containing 1· 112 acres. Excepting howaver from tho abova tract a certain portion thereof bounded aa lollowa: Beginning Eaa1 7 roda and 6 llnka and South 29-114 degr88a Eaat 11 roda and 3 llnko from Northweat corner of above described tract; thence North 27-112 degr88o East 20 feet; thence South62-112 degr88s East 20 feet; thence South 27-112 degreea Wast 20 lut; thence North 62·112 degreea Weal 20 IHI to the place of beginning, containing 400 aquare leetand aloo a right of way to ond from uld tract which to hereby r..,vlld by former Grantort. Above aurveyed by J. F. Parker, March 21, 1935. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 18053'5tate Routa 124, R-vllla, Ohto 45n2 P.P.N. D9-40073000 Current Owner: Danny Barberatal Prior died relerancea: Volume 246, page 757 Appraload at $25,000 Terma of Sale: Cannot be aold lor Ina than 213rdo ol the appraload value. . 10% down on day of aate, calli or-tilled chicle, balance due on confirmation of aole. The appraisal did Inetude an Interior examlnallon ol1118 houao. Robert E. Beegla, Malga County Shartll Attorney lor tho Plaintiff KeHh D Wainer &Auoclatn CO. 75 Public Squara ·4th In Next Day'a Paper 5:::~:::~ In-Column; 9:00a. m. Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. F Sunday. Paper Flo« Ctevatand, OH 44113 21f.n1-taOO (11) 12. 19, 28 · Public Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICA· TION tN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT oc: MEIGS COUNTY, OHI" MalgaCOuntyCiertlof Courts P.O. 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Will not t. reepontlblt for e~rort tn an id taken o~r rt'lt phOne. "'"'''""''I ~~lr0,11Cf'lllents 200 Ohio Volley Publishing rtltl'l'tl . lha right to edit, reject or cancel any •ren't only for buylnc or selllnc Items. you can use this widely read section to wish · someone a Hippy Birthday, provide • Thank You. and pl•ce an •d •1n Memory.. of 1• loved one. For •o,.lnfonn•· · tlon, contact your. IOCIII Ohio V11lay . Pu~lshlnc office. ad at any lime. Errore Mull Rep<llled on lite 740·274·9991 House on SA 588 tor mo re information and pictures gy to orvb.com i.d. number is browning. 740-446-7204 · Hou101 For Solo · 3 Bed. 2 Bath! Only $15,500 tor , liStings 800-620-4946 eK R019 MAKE SOMEONE'S '·DA·Y! (304) 675·1333 Announcementa ....................,.., ................. 200 Blrthdar/Annlvaraory .................................. 205 · Happy Ado ........................................,........... 210 Loe1 &Found ............................................... 215 Mtmoryll'hank You .........:........................... 220 Notlcn .................................... t.................... 225 Pe,...,.la ..................................................... 230 Wanted ..................... ;.................................. 235 R-lona1 Vahlcl.................................1000 ATY ............................................................. 1005 Blcycteo............................................... ;......1010 Booii/Acceeaorln ................................, ... 1015 Camper/AVo a. Trallero ............................. 1020 Motorcyclri .............................................. 1025 Other ..............., ........................................ ,,1030 Want to buy ............-.................... :............ 1035 Automotlva·................................................ 2000 Servlcaa ....................................................... 300 Auto RentallleMe ..................................... 2005 Appliance Seovlca .......................................302 Automotlvt ..........................,....................... 304 Building Materlala .,............................. ........ 306 Autoo .......................................................... 2010 Clualc/Anttquea ........................................2015 Oornmerc::lalllndulltrlal ...•......••...........•...... 2020 Butlneao ...................................................... 308 Porta·&Accnaorln .................................. 2025 C-1ng .......................................................310 Sporto Ullllty .............................................. 2030 Chlld/Ekllt1y care ....................................... 312 Trucks... ...................................................... 2035 Computera ................................................... 314 Ut111ty Traltora ............... ,............................ 2040 Contractoro .................................................316 Veno .........................:................................. 2045 Do,_llca/JanHorlal ................................ ;.. 318 Wont to buy ............................................... 2050 Eloctrlcal ...............'.'...................................... 320 Rilel Eallto Salea ...................................... 3000 Flnancltl.......................................................322 Clmatery -PI.oto ............................... , ......... 31105 Haaijh ....................,...................................... 326 Commerclel................................................ 301 0 Helling &Coollng ..........................,............ 328 C0ndomlnlumo .................................... ;..... 3015 Home tmpro-to 330 · For S.la by Ownar....................................3020 lneu,.nc:e ................................ ...................... 332 Hou... lor Sate ..................... .................... 3025 Lawn Servtce ...............................................334 Lend (Acreagej .......................................... 3030 Mualc/Dincalllrome ..................................338 Loll ............................................................ 3035 Other Servfoll, ...........................................338 . Want to buy ...............................................,304o. Plumblng/EIIc!rlcet .....................................348 Alii Eatate Aantala ..........." ....._............... 380a Profea1lonal Servlcaa ................................. 342 Apllrtmenii/Townhou- ........................ 3505 A.,..tra ..........................,............................ 344 COmmerclaL.............................................3510 Roofing.:......- ............................................... 348 COndornlnlumo .......................................... 351 5 Sacurtty......................................................,.348 Ho-•1«* Aent ........................................ 3520 Tu/Accountlng ........................................... 350 ll'lvet/En1wrhllnmont .................................. 352 Fl,..nclat....................................................... 400 Ft""nclol $0rvtcaa .......................................405 tnourance ...................................;................ 410 Money to Land ............................................. 415 Educatlon .................................................... SIIO aullnMI a Trade 8chool ........................... 506 tnttructlon loll'llnlng .................................510 LM&On·a .............................. ~ .......... ;/:1............ 515 Lend (Acreage) .......................................... 3125 Storoge...........................................;...........3535 W•t to Rent ............................._.............. 3640 Manuttctured Houalng ......... ,................... 4000 Lota............ ;................................................4Cl05 Movoro ........................................................4010 Rent,la ....................................................... 4015 Selea........................................................... 4020 SUppltu ..................................................... 4025 Want to Buy .................................. ............. 4030 Reoort Proparty ...............................,......... 50110 Resort Property lor ute ........................... 5025 Reoort Property lor rent.. ......................... l050 Peroonlll ....................................................... 520 Anlmtfa ........................................................ 600 Anlmll SUppltea ..........:............................... 605 .......................................................... 810 Employment...............................................&OOO u-ock ......................................................615 Accoun11ng/Financlo1 ...............................8002 f'et8 ,..............................................................620 want to buy ..................................................625 Agrtcunure ................................................... 7110 Farm Equlfll'*11 ..........................................705 Gorden a. PnJd.-.......................................710 lily, Foed, Soed. Grain ............................... 715 Admlnlatratlve1Profea•lon111.....................8004 Caahi0./Cterk ..........................,.................6000 Child/Elderly care ....,................................eooe Cterlcai ...................................................... I010 Conalructlon ..............................,.............I012 Drivers & Dollvery ........................,............ I014 • Huntlnll a. Ltnd ........................................... 720 EdUCIIIon ....................................................eote - t o buy ..................................................726 Eleeblcal P1umbtng ............1- ....- ...........IQ11 M14 cf-.dll I ............................................._,10() Employment Av-nc:t-......,.......................8020 · ae-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . AnttquM .................:..................................... IIOS Appliance ..:.............- ................................... ItO AuctJonl ..............................................., ...... 915 Borgoln 820 Entertllnmant ......................- •• ,,............. 8022 Food Servlcaa...........................................8024 Government.& Ftdera1Jotts.................,.8026 Help anted- Generol ....................-............8028 COJ-................................................. 1125 ' - - E n -...................,..,_,..... ;....1030 cornputtra ........................;...........,............. ll30 . Mtlntent.-,_tlc ......- ......:........... 11032 EqutPn-tfSuppllao..................................l35 Mol.__wupervloory ....................... 111134 Flel ................................................ 940 Mochonlca .................................................. ll038 , .... 011 coaliWood/GU ............................. 945 -lcel .....................................................ll038 Fllmlture ...................................................... 1150 Muolcel........................ ;.......................-.... 8040 HobtJYIHunt a. Sport .................................... 1155 .Part·TJme.Temporartu .......:................... I042 Kld'o CMMr................................................1160 Aealluronto ..............................................,11044 Ml-'..._.. . ............................. ,,.............;!165 S.tea .......................................................... Want to buy ......................... , ..........: .......... V70 TecMicol Tradel ...................................... eo&O Yord- .~ ............................................... 175 Teldltea/Fectory ......................................_.a.z 2ba, Central Air/Heat. newly remodeled bathroom s, new hardwood & tile lloors, Sandhill Ad $155 ,000 304-675·4660 Extraordinary Property: NOTICE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. rec<Jmmends that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail . lnglheoffenng. ll , 1-(, ·£,,..~ ~ '-Hf www.comlcs.com ~ 2008 ~====== 47310 Rd ',.40•-94!)·2115., Morning A . acme, • ~-.~ .J. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;"'~"""'~;;;;;;~ ~Miniature & lemale Christmas Donkeys male make gOOd gifts. 7<J0.446·t158 •-~~-~~~ . f Uncondltional lllellme guarantee. Local refer· ences furnished. Establis~ed 1975. Call 24 Hrs. 74D-446-QB70. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. Other Stnicat Pet Cremations. 7<J0.446·3745 Angus Bulls. show hei · ers, outstanding crossbred halter broke bull_ or steer Excellent Bree~mg, Top Performance, Pnced Reasonably. www.slaterunangus.com (740)286-5395 F1lr StHrt, A.I. Sired to lead. only a few weeks lemaining hefore weigh ln. Priced for all budgets. Call Call 740-256-1621 or 740-963-0022 shoe steers, broke Pall AKC Reg. Golden Re· by Inc . Spectacular view of tha Ohio River Private drive off Lincoln Hill. Pomeroy, Ohio, woods on three sides (4+)acres, to a historical "'-,"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"' "'"""""'""""""""""""""' ~ nome. Circa 1900, s Farm Equipment Grave Blanker&, Wreaths $10 & Up. Blankets $5 ·$25. Sue's Green- Bli111nent ' Log<t~o ..................................................... ,..... 100 $68,900, 330·466-8306 !..:::=:::::::~. 3br, Notices •• CLASSIFIED INDEX 3 br., 1 112 bath Ranch, gas heat, ale , 2 car garage . Middleport, 304·593·2641. w..erprooDng . For Sale ly Owntr Reward : Lost 3 mon. old male brindle Boxer, linle girl heartbroken, also 3 month .old temale Fawn Boxer. Last seen on last road on Camp Conley $100 reward for retmn of both dogs or just oi1e of them please . call Joint·~leasant l\tgjster . -------.....---... Trac phone/ case on Locust St. between 3rd & 4th Ave, on 11 /21/08. Please can 446·2380 Found female Chilhua· nua mix on Rocksprings Roa~. 740·992·4038 or The Daily Sentinel • kitncarlyle~comcalit. net Loll l Found until you have investlgal- b i l e Nc:a .. lc~s. l h l'of~._..sp••..,~•-s T.:>~••v~roed IFC.Ight.. a .e> ""k'caa.•r open lor public lnapoc-: lion In tho office ollhll ' MalgaCountyAudttor,, Second Floor, Court.:; houae, Second StrHI~ Pomeroy, Ohio. •. Complalnta agalnat thtj; vatuatlono, 11 eat..,.; llohed lor tax yoer 2001 must be modi tn occor· dance wHh Sactlon· 5715,19 of tho Ohio Ra-. vlaed Coda.' The.. complaints mull be: flied In the County Au· dHor'a Office on or be- . lore the 31tt day ol March, 2009. All com· plaints flied wHh tho county Auditor wtll be heard by the Board of Re~lalon In tho mannar' . provided by Sacttor> 5715.19 of tho Otto Ravloed Code. Mary T. Byer-HIII Malge County AudHor : (11) 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24; 25, 26, 27, 28 Now you can have borders and graphics lL..\ added to your classiHed ads Jm Borders$3.00/perad · Graphics SOC for small $1.00 for Iorge KIT & CARLYLE . •=-._. a<..-...:._. ,. Pomeroy, OH 45769 tho premloea be aold close the lion of plain- Records. United Stataa of Amer- free and clear of all tllla mortgage recorded The defendant named lea va. , Marton clatma,llenilandlnter- upontherealeata\lde- abovalaraqulredtoanDurham, decealed, at aatolanyolthepartlea scribed below and In awar tho Complaint at. haratn, that the pro· which plaintiff alleges within twenty..tght (28) Case No. 08-CV-t37 coed a from tho aala of that the foregoing de- day a altar tho lui pubTho unknown helra, de- said promleoa be ap- fondant haa or claims llcatlon ol thla legal novloeea, legal88a, ox- plied to tho Plaintiff's to hava an Interest: lice on Nov. 26, 2008. ocutora, axocutrlxea, judgment and lor auch Situated In tho ·Town- Thlalegat notice will be edmlnlatratora, admln- other raltel to ahlp ol Sallabury, published once a - k lllratrlxea and at- which United Statu of Melgt County, State of lor alx auccaulve otgneea of Marlen America Ia e~1Hied. Ohio: woeko. Dqrham, doceaoed, Said Defendants are dl- PARCEL N0.1 ' (10) 22, 29 (11)5, 12, 19, whose addr,o uea are reeled to the Complaint Situated In the · north 26 unJ!nown, will hereby wherein notice under part of that part ol100 take notlcalhaton Sap- the lair debt collection acra Lot No. 157 which - - - - ' - - - tember 8, 2008, UnHed practice act It given. Ilea aaat of and adjoinPublic Notice Statea of Amerlce, flied Said Delendlntaare·ra- lng Section 29, Town t. Ita Complaint tn Fora- qulredtoanswerwHhln Range 13 In Salisbury NOTICE TO TAXPAYcloture and Mar- twenty-eight days alter Township, Meigs ERS shelling of Llena In the the publication. Sold County, described aa Reference: 5715.17 Common Pleaa Court Defendant& will taka lollowa: Ohlo Reviled Code of Melgt County, Ohio, · notice that you are ra- Commencing al the The Melga County 100 E. 2nd St, qulred to anawor said aoutl!eall com" of a Board of Revltlon haa Pomeroy, OH 45769 Complaint on or before lot -..1 by V.S. Hor- ·completed Ita work of being Caao No. 08-CV- the. 26th day of Nov., ton and Marcua equalization. The tax 137 agalnot Marian 2008' or judgment will Bosworth, May 'EI, 1884 raturna lor tax year Durham, doceaoad be rendered occord- to Anthony Robtlon; 2008 have_, reviled praying lor judgment In lngly. thence aouth 26 112 and the valuations the amount · of UnHed Slltea of A!Mr- dog. west along tha and are $38,418.29 with lntereot lea, Plaintiff nort!t nne of tho street, theralm acoordlng to Staphen D. Mlteo 2071HI; thence south the Ierma ol1118 note VIncent A. Lewto 26112 dog. west along from July 15, 2008 until Attomayalor Plaintiff the north llna of uld paid and lor lorecto- 18 W. Monument Av- atraet aloreaold, 30 aure of oold Mortgage anue Dayton, Ohto laet: thence north 25 Deed on the following 45402 deg. weal to a point 30 doacrlbed real •tala, (10)22,29(11(5, 12, 19, 1881fromthenorthwos1 of which oald Delan- 26 comer of lot owed by danta, Marten Durham, Dennis Morrow; docllaed waa the thence east 30 !HI to - o f: Pub!lc Notice Dennis Morrow's northReal eatate located 11 west comer; thence 38384 S. R. 1184, IN THE COURT OF olong the weal llna of Pomeroy, OH 457SII COMMON PLEAS Morrow'a tot to aouthas further dHcflbed In MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO - • oomar ol umo, Plaintiff& mortgoga CttiFtnanclat, Inc. and to the north line ol recorded on March t, Plaintiff .. tald alr881 aloreaald, 1990 In Volume 178 vo and ~lng premises page 399 of the Morl- Franklin D. G - (0. conveyecr by gaga - d o of Malgt ceaoed), at al. recorded In Vol. 71 County, Ohio. Delwldanta page 89 Melga County and that De-ants, Cua No. 08CV130 Deed Recorda. unknown holra, de- Judge Stephan C. PARCEL NO. 2: vloee1, log-. ax- Crowe The eaaterty hell oflno ecutora, axecu1tlxe1, LEGALNOTlCE · following described edmlnlalrltora, odmtn- Unknown helra, tho de- real estate: latratrtx• ~net aa- vi-, tegateeo, ax- Baing a part of Lot 157 alg,_ of Marian a c u 1 o r a , In Boaworth'a AddHton oum.m. dlcllled, be lldmlnlttratora, and ••- to the VIllage of Middlerequired to Ill up any olgnto of Fronklln D. port, , Melga County, ~lion HI they .., haw G'-', and 1118 un- Ohto, commencing at In 111c1 p,rem11eo or be known g1111rdlona . of Mary E. Pennington'• ,......,. boned, 111at ml-llldlorlncompe- comer, running 40112 upon !allure ofuld 0. tent helra of Frenklln IHI along main road: -~~~~~ to pay or to D. Gheen, will 111<1 no- thlnce acrooa uld tot cauile to be paid ileld lice that on Auguof 27, to beck lance; thenco juclgmant within three 2001. CttiFlnanclal, Inc. to aeld Pennlnglon'a dlyt from Ita rwndltto.• flied Ita comer, 431HI; that an Order of S.le be Complllnt In the Court thence acroat uld lot luuecl to the~ o1 of Common Plaaa, to the place of beginMa1ga County, Ohto, to Malgo County, Ohio, nlng. appraiM, - t - I n C... No. 08 CV 130. Belngparlofthepropthe Legal Publication The object of. ond de- arty by recorded Dally Senttnat and Mil mand for rallef In, the In Vol. 139 poge 521 uld rMI · that Complolnt Ia to lora- Melga County Died {p' All Dlapl•v: 12 Noon .:z. Busln••• Days Prior To (740) 992-2155 Sheriff Sales Case Number 08c¥043 Farmer& Bank & SIJY. tngaCo. · Plaintiff · va R&J FOOd Shop LLC Ronnie & JennHar Spaun Oalendanta Court ol Common Pin a, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an order ·ofaaleto me dl· reeled from aald court In ·the above entHied action, I wilt expoaoto aole at public auction on the front atepa of the Mtlgt County Court Houae on Friday, Dacember 19, 2008 at 10 · a.m.. of said day, the lollowlng described real-: EXHIBIT "A" RONALD A. SPAUN AND J.ENNIFER L. SPAUN Being a pari of tho Southeast Quarter of SOCtlon 8, T·7-N, R-14W, Scipio Townahtp, Malga COunty, Ohio of the Ohio Company Purchase and being a pari of Volume 262 at Page 261 , · ol the Deed Recorda of Melga County Recorders 01lice and being more tully described as lotIowa: Beginning at the SouthHII corner of Section 8, Scipio Townahlp, Melga County, Ohio II a 4' White Oak found 11 the corner ol tho SOC· lion. From which an Iron pin HI thla auntey on the aouth line of Section ~. beara N. 89 dogreea 45'12" Well 5.00 feel and another Iron pin aet thla Iurvey on the aatt line of Seclion 8, beara N. 01 degraes 34' 58" Eatt-5.00 feat. Thence wHh tho line of Sacttott B, North at dog1111 45' 12" -'1125.nleetto an Iron pin Ill thla our· vey. Thence North 50 ~ 45' 09" Eaot • 365.15 feel to an Iron GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Dally In-Column: 9:00a.m. Mond•y-Frlday for Insertion (740) 446·2342 -.:e...agt.. t. te> 675-5234 Djsplay Ads ~aUipolis 1!BaUp ~ribune ~e> ... r 992-2157 Oeo.rltir~ Wprd Ad§ Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m~ to 5:00 p.m. l\egi~ter Sentinel ... (740) 446-~342 ca~r;,::; Websites: www.mydailytribune .com www.myda ilysentinel .com www.myclailyreg ister.com Want To Buy bedrooms, 2 firep laces, 2 full baths , 2 staircases, EBY, INTEGRITY, Used . concrete blocks be -1 1 · · 1 · d aut1 u ong1na woo KIEFER BUILT, and bricks. k · · VALLEY . 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New -;;:;;;;;Lo"'-nd'-"(A;;;et;;;re;;;og.;;•;;l= Round bales of hay tor fenders, graphics kit, sale. 740-256-6071 seat & shock covers. Excellent Cond. $3000 neg. 740-645_3787 after 4:30 Campers I RV1 & Troilan ~ .345 Acres located qn 496 PaKton Ad . Gallipolis. Is adequate lor a mobile home. Has all hook- ups 74Q-441,5129 El(ceptional 200 acre cattle farm in Gallia Co. trlevers firs! shots & RY OH 60+ acres wormed $250 ready to ;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;; SeiVice at Carmichael well-drained bottomland No Fee·Untess We Win I go 11/24/08 5 males 4 Seasoned Firewood CAA Trailers alo11g Raccoon Creel<. t-e88-582-3345 females. 740·367-5037 HEAP accepted. 740-446·3825 60+ ac~es paslure, bal· :"~~~":'".'-~~ or 740·645-6098 64B945 o• 441 ·0941 _ _ _ _ _ __ ;: RV Service at Carmi· ance wooded. Stock waSeptic pumping Gallia .,.....,....,,.....~--~ ,.....----,.....-~ ter pond, 2 Springs, well. Co. OH and Mason Co. Jack Russell pups ready Seasoned Firewood chael Trailers Farm has carried 40-45 WV. Ron Evans Jack· at Christmas $250 Reg. Hardwood. 446·9204 .740-446·3825 cows wr'calves. MOOern son, OH. 80Q-537·9528 379-2439 brick ranch style house ~~~~...~~ Fire Wood tor Sale will ?000 Au I J '101 Jr wl finished wall<-oul ~=~~=== Toy Poodle for sale 3 te- Deliver. US Highway 35 males $350. basement. 937-596·6774 304 1 2 5350 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY SSI 7<J0.256-tt01 740-646·1960 Monay To lend NOTICE Borrow Smart. Contac1 lhe Ohio Divisian of Financial lnstilut1ons Offk'9 of Consumer ,. Affairs BEFORE you rew ... . nance your home or o..,.. . lain a loan. BEWARE of requests ·for any large or Fvol/ Oil/ Coal/ Wood / Gas ::-8~Miscellaneous ~-~~~~=: Giveaway· tiny male . . Beagle/Jack Russel tar- Jel Aeratron Molars re· rier mhc friendly, Paired, new & rebuilt in 304·767-5251 stock. ,Call Ron Evans, Golden Ret pups 1-80Q-537-9528. m/$200, f/$250: Chihua· ~F~ or~Se~le-1~6~B~ulb~l=an-hua pup ml$200·, Cocket" ning Bed, runs on 110. 4 pup•"'~ m/$200, Mini year old with new bulbs. Schnauzer (partf~ mlf sgoo. or 446 _3420 $400; Box8r pups, 339-09 15 black/white rn/$600, All advance payments o1 AKC reg .. 740-896-1065 fees or Insurance. Call . the Office of Consumer Free kittens 5·6 wks Af118rs toll free at . old litter trained 1-866-278-0003 to "learn 304·273·2698. if the mortgage broker or ,....~-~~-~ lender Is property li- Free to good home- 7 censed. (Thts I& a public puppies, mother is S8fVice announceruent Australtan Shepherd 1rom the Ohk> Volley ·304-576-2610. Publish in!) Company) puppies 1o 1 -·1. Trade Sdlool --=~~~;;;;;;= ~/ Call740·245-5526 TownhouMI ,....---~~~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;....i;iii;i...,;;;.;;;;;;; Police Impounds! cars trom $500!, Honda, CheiiVs , Jeeps, Fords . & ·, morel for hst1ngs 800·620·4876 ex V~35 """'""""""'"""'"""'"""'= ""'"""""""""""'"""'= NEWANDUSEDSTEEL Th.Jrs, 581 & & Cia:;, Sun. checK 866-352.()469 1 and 2 bedroom apts .. · lurRJshed 'and unfur· nished. and houses in Pomeroy and Middleport, security depos"it reqUJred, no pets. 740-992 -2~18 t BR Apt , WIO hookups. satelli1e TV incl. w/rent, close to 1'10sp1tat. Call 740-339·0362 2 Or apts. 6 mi from Hoi· zer. Some utilities pd or, appliances avail. $400/mo + . dep. 74Q-416·5286 Slotl Beams. Pipe Rebar For sale 97 S·1 0 2 tor Concrete Angie, W-0, pwr.steering & Channel, Flal Bar, Steel brakes, ale, $2000.00 Graflng lor Drains. on.e- OBO 304-812-0191 . ways & Walkways. L&L ~ Metals Open Mon. :;_.,: =::::;;:;: 02 Honda Accord V6. !! loaded. 92,6oo miles. F 1e used laii'H II or sa s r I ca Parts & Acceuoriu tor Info. 1-606-l29-l3«. For Sale X BOX 360 with Radial AP Super Sport Guitar Hero, wl2 control· widetread 235/40/R ·16in , lers, 2 extra 'games . (740)667-0052 or 5275 446•3420 Trvc:b 339..()9 15 '"IIIIJIIIIJII;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= ,._:::::,~~==~ 7~7300 ;; ~~....,~~""::':::":~ GIRl; R C... you prX:ed a John STEEL ARCH BUILDCollogo Deera lltely7 You'l be lNG$- MUST GO ASAP I (CareersetoseToHome) SUfPrlsedl out our Ctearance and cancelled Cel ~=:=36? used inventorY al orders. 20x24 . 30x.44 Huge dtscounts can save CARED . . - , , _ . . . . www. ,com. C.rAcctded fHmber ~· michael Equipment yoo thousands. Call tottgCcudfothidepeudeut day tor savings! 7-40-446- 2412 ColloglllftdSctiDOII1214B Autos Wont To 8vy or ;::386;;::;:; · 6:;;03;;:9~~~:-"~ 2br apt. in R10 Grande close to College. $375 $375/monlh. 245-9060 :;;2B::;R;,::;:;A::;,P;,.TC . ,.-10Se --lo....,H-ol· zer Hosphal on SR 160 CIA. (7401441·0194 dep . Want ro buy Junk Cars. 3 rooms and bath up· sla1rs. Completely fur · n1shed With WID. No - - - - - - - - pels. Rei. Reg, 441·0245 WANTED: .69 Camaros · Brand N;;;- 2 bedroom projectS or res1ored ears 1.5 balh duplex $575 on • any tondition OH Call 35. id C II• finders D lee pa · a aug 740..208-7934 email 614·203·1272 cell or southohJotivingOgmail.c 614--444·2909 otlk:e. om ca.H 74(}388.o864 �' P•ge B& • The Daily Sentinel MotOR VEHICLES FOR SALE GREAT USED WSWITH NOTHING TO Fill reblcle 61story report your cell .,-one. Jlllf ftlf HJe stock nl•hr to 42355 01 Yoor llflltdcff 1u1 ...,.,., cllltpt "Ff''r, Opportunity TDD• 4t 9·526-Q466 Apartmeni a~ailable now Riverbend Apts. New Haven WV. Now accept· 1ng applications for HUD-subs1dized, one Bedroom Apts. Utilities 1ncluded. Based on 30%. of adjusted n"ICome. Call 304-882·3121, available !or Senior and Disabled .ti) "'This institution is an Equal Opportunity Prov1der and Employer" 2 bay service station Jackson Pike Lease required. · Call 446·3644 tor more irylo. ~-~~~""":~.,.. Office building located in Gallipolis OH 28 Cedar Sl. Renl $450 mth. + de- ELLM VIEW APTS 2&3BA and up, Central Air, WID pays elecmc. EHO Elm ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;=~'"." View Apts. S19Yimu~ ~ bed, 2 ba lh. (304)882·3017 Bank R~!po~ (51l down. 15 y~ar~. ~'i- AJlR) for lislings Twin A1vers Tpwer is ac- ~"'). 62049 ~ 6 ~:11. R027 cepting applications for ,...~---~~waiting list tor HUD sub· 2 bedroom at 88 Gar· ·stdized, 1-BR apartment field. $400 rent $400 de· tor the eiQarty/disabled. posit. WDFS :· ~rovlded. ~ 740-645-1646 2br. house in .. ~ m 01 C\ry1llr 300M 5MI51D '* ,;,, 02 Hyll!dci Acttnt GS Gl9111l lodt<oi Olluid iiSabro 1911710,.... $139 -$79 11,999 $189 Ol Hyundai~n 1914120 .. . $139 Oi Salim VoA190110. $139 Oi Hondo Actmd El V67i3711D,;,., ,.,; . .$119 $239 Oi Ponliac Grand Prix G61911All.'"'·l!h~ OiVolb..g!n~owBte~ 191121LI.biol , ... .. OS~ lrfoio 0617460..... Oll\iicllacto111 GiiWI.IM ~I oio 0510)0111 Cony 11! 7101611A ... .. $219 $199 $219 $219 .. . 0510)1110 locooa 19110111."' ,..,.o~, . Oi Clryj•lown &Coulll'y Von 1161611J 06 Jeep Grondeherok.. lt3041l 07tiutwtr H3 062111~. c..m.:. FtJ $249 $349 . 07 Chr<y ~boll lS G611!011A. m $199 07!oyoia CI!O!o,' S' Model Gll!llJI, .... -"''- m $259 ""lil"" . -"'· '01 fti.l Mllllug ences required. · Gallipolis area 709·1372 ;2,;;;;...;. 4 """'a.,..,.dr•oo.;..m 3 ;;;;.&,;,;,;.;. Hqmes, Pomeroy, SSD0-$550 month. Beech Street. Middle· port. 2 bedroom fur· nished apartment, utili· ties paid, no pets. de· posit & references, $10,199 $149 01 Mozdo 13000 111):11)9J '""'·'"" _ _!IO,'W $159 Oi Chtvy C01a~or 11619991,oi.IJI..,, _ ...... $11,999 $169 06 Solum ion 2121711 a ""-;lo. . .... $11,900 $169 Ol Che.y Impala '1'1016111 g;; .. ......... J 10,999 $159 05 Chovy Cobai 1161911J4 ,..;,,Rril• . .J 10,999 $179 06(1yysl.r 1M&Caunlry116lllll -... !~""' $13,999 $199 06 Tayo~ c..~ 'l'IOJJIJ•••.!II ... ...... $11,999 $219 070., lvoo lti!IIOlll......~~- .. .....$10,999 $179 07KioSpedro1161711Al ....II<.O. ·-· Sll,999 $169 07 Kio Sportogt IX H11196MA. "'i~.o. ... JIA,999 $219 07Hy'Jnd0Acctnllt6111Wl...,1ll"'• -- jli,999 $219 07 Hy'Jndai Elaniro 1161161AI_ W.ll"' .... .. 15A99 $229 07 Hrndo Sooalo GlS ltiiiOIIIA" m.;. .$15,999 ~239 07HyondaiEirnln>116116Ul..._m,;, ....$16,999 261 07 HyondoiAzou 1161111611.,..lll•o .. .....$17,9~ 284 00 Ford R0ft91r 161754 _ .... 01 Ni11011 X1!rro IE f6111611. ""'-w . 02 Dodge Ocloio Sl116lll9SI. " . Ol Jttj> ~borly 161li1J.\ ... 03 ford Cr"" V<torio 110121111. ~ Porioc Sun~" 1619AA .. Oi Chry!ltr Sebring C<JMrtlo~• 1611H! ,., w/stovelfridge. dep. 741).446-3945 M Beautiful Apts. at Jack· son Estatee. 52 · West· wood Dr., from $3es to $560 _ 740 •446.2568 _ Equal Housing Opportu· nity. This institution IS an Equal Opportunity Pro· 3acres+.740-742·2628 plus Three Bd house In Mid· dleport Ohio $380 Month, no pets,$200 ;d;;:•P;;;--..;.7..;.40;.·5;,;9;.1..; -0..;.19;,;5;...,~ 4BA house in Gallipolis. Gracious Living 1 ·and 2 r:,edroom Apts. at , Village Manor and Rivers(de Apts. in Middleport, from ·Beautiful 3BA in country, new ;:rppl, new carpel, fresh painted, CIA, wasfl· room w/ WID hookup. lis. 'Hardwoof Floors, 304·773·9507 . WID & some utilities in· eluded. $575./mo. No Rent/Sale 3br, Wilg. Ga· pets 441·01 10 or rage, $500/deposit, 591-5174' HOLIDAY SPECIAL Pat a full security ,deposit and get your first months Rent Free! or have land or have family land. Zero Down Easy Financing. Call to be Pre-Qualified. 740-423-9728 land At 7 w/ Al'o'erview. river room, 2BA, 1.5 baths, 2 car garage, Lr. LA · w/ dining space, laundry rm., $600 · + utilities. 703•451·259 1 4000 ~ 1n11fM lllred Inside Storage $4.0011f Open Span: 12.00/lf Inside Fern:e: $1.00/lf L L Tire Barn New & Used Tires, We buy used tires, compuler wheel alignments, light mechanic work, Preschool Is In neecl of Substitute Teachers for classes at the Early Childhood and Family Center at n Mill Creek complele service oil changes, small engine repair. We service and . winterize boats and Apply Board Creek Ohio 2005 14K70 Mobile Home, 2BedrCiom, 2bath, vinyl siding: shingle roof, thermapayne window, OFFICE Valley View Apartments BOO State Route 325 Thurman, Ohio 45685 74().245-9170 1·2 Bedroom Apartments with appliances furnished On site laundry facility. Cal! tor details or picK up application al rental office. Possibility ot rental assistance. Equal Housing 2 & 3 bedroom. CaH at Darwin. = CAL£ US TODAY FOR REDI/CED WINTER RATES '*'-' Excellent Government funds .avall· way to eam money. The able for home buyers New AVon. Call Marilyn who own land. so· down. 304-882-2645 E-mall: captbi1165@yahoo.com www.auctionzip.com #5548 . proval. !':"'-~~~~~~ New 3 Bedroom homes from $214.36 per month, includes many upgrad~s . delivery & set-up. 74()..385-2434 Help Wanted skills. Adminittnlllve/ Profeuional FRANK & EARNEST .' 'W"'V'W.ti&ltau ex aa~a~.com 740.446.9200 TttAT SAYS YOtJ'/..L wOttt: YOUtt .WAY TO ~~~ Ttt~ TOP ... r,• BARNEY WHATCHA DO IN', PARSON? WHAT'S TH' DIFFERENCE 'TWEEN THAT AN' WHAT LUKEY'S DOIN'? · 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpoiJs Cell: -"' K~T&Er! 7411-416-5047 emall: jrahadlnn@aol.com HE sAI.D WELL. . tf HE LOVED HE WAs THE WAY 50 CRAZY I Dl D ABOUT IT, l i IN \<IHY DIPN'i (OMI.Cs HE G.IVE ST'(LE 1 ~OLJ AN 'A"> Experience in lending offer u Child/Elderly ea.. P.O BOX 469, Gallipolis, Oh, Choose to \vort< with the wor1d's largest ,_..,.....,.~-...,.~­ nonprofits and the most influential conseNative pOlitical . groupe. to or Eltcollont Bonoftlo potontiltl All Major Holidays .OFF WITH PAYI Modk:al, Denial, EAP, 401k No experience N..,.,...,y - Paid • On-SIIe Training . n8eded In my 740-441-6227 • temtng your polenl.llll -- 1-888-IMC.PAYU . . _.,.,, Ext. 2458 '1 .....~ oo fmd Mu~ c.,..A~r~o n~~<:... .s10,999 $159 02s.borul'9X~Glllri131761U. biol _J10,999 $159 01 PoMot Gn. AM SE 131!6U "' "'.:. . $7,999 Oi P0411aic l'ibo i901111G ~o~.m"' _ ..... __ $9,999 1139 01 C~ylltr Sobriog G!C lliiOil.,... ~... $11,999 $169 01 Chovy T~oz• 73170.1 """"-''' . $12,999 189 05 Chovy MoiMkmic 7liiiiJ,.,.m.:. $10,999 159 Satellite lnolaiM WANTED WOII< year round Will Trltln/No oxp. needed m F~llimo ~lh · m Thureday, Nov: 27, 2008 By Bernlc:e Bede Oaol In the year ahead, a number of old Interests will be diocarded In deference to the many new things at your dispos1,1l. Many of these fresh approaches Will contain seeds of success that'll produce the bountiful harVest you desire. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Long-range benetlls can be d~rived !rom some new ideas you've been toying with. Act on them without divulging anything lo others until you have things we,ll under H&H Guttering Seamless GuMrs Roofing, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740.653-9657 J&L Construction ·VInyl Siding • Fllpllcament Windows • Roofing • Dlcka ·Garages • Pole Building& • Room Addlllono Owner: Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal PSST! !!16 SROT~ER! ARE YOU ' Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured *Ex perie11ced References Availllble! Call Gary Stanley @ 740·591-8044 Please leave messa e COWandBOY Joh'IWiZt" tion Complete TI'M Clre -- 11*1.-.d • F,.. ~ 740-441-NI7 .""""'-,_.~ probing. . good. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall. Remodeling, R_oom Additions 1)1" GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- Stop pro· crasllnating, and make th81t decisiOn you've been putting off for too tong. Your mind ~sharper than usual now, and yqur apprOOch lo issues will be exceptlonally (;ARFIELD t NOTICI!I7 YOU'VE! ' eeilN 60011 AU. PAY Locel Conttector 7 40-367-()544 Jame&Kee... ll 742-2331 devising cah carry you quite far. lt')ltake some time.before your rivals fathom any· thing. AQUARIUS {Jan. 20·Feb. ~ 9) -One or more friends could have an Uplifting effect oh you and serve as a source ol inspiration for some new. creative ideas. Hang out with your more clever pals. PISCES {Feb. 20·MarCh 20) - You alrea~y possess all that is required to achieve your objectives. which makes success quite probable. Don't be afraid to' pursue your goals. · ARIES (March 21·Aprll19)- Your men· tal processes are likely to be as sharp as a razor and Jist as a bullet. Now Is the tt"'a to foeus your mind on those things that have ptrplaKed you lor a long _time . TAURUS (April .20-May 20) - It's . an excellent day to concentrate your efforts on uncovering Information that is vital to you. You have a talent at this time ror any wori<. that involves det&c:tlon, ·investiga- FIVE DoLLARS?! Free Estimates 7 40·367.0536 ' WHY, 't"HANK YOU! ,.._,;...--------'!'""--., t'M CRAMMINCi FOR CHRI~TMA5 . CANCER (June 21-July 22) Cortditlons look wonderful for taking actiVe measures to fulfill a huge ambition that's been in the back ol your mind. You have the menttl wherewithal to accomplish complex goals. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 - Everything you do will be 'endowed with your charismatic impact, Whether It Involves things, pee, pte or prole:cts. The results, with few exceptions, should .be B.lltremely pleas· lng. . VIRGO IAuij. 23-Sefll.. 22) - M lmportartt projecf that ha'a bean hanging In timbo can be Mfllflctorily concfudld bV using • fresh approad"l, provkJtd you're willing to do so. lfbur destin)' 11. In your own hands. LIBRA (Sept 23-0cl.. 23) Overwhelming Oompetltton that Involves Drive a company truck Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION thing new. Come up with a. dMI you'd O~rug testing No Felo~les roq. •liE W. 47239 Riebel Road. 4>~g Bouom, OH Call8011-813-11!11 Opt I 740-985-4141 Cell: 740-4 16--1834 25+ ytars experience Free EstimDtts Ofllco needing . part bme X-Ray Tech., · can 304-675-1887 or come by in person to 3009- Jackson Ave., Pl. between ,~m I SCORPIO !Oct 24-NO\'. 22) - You poo• 1111 certain -lmOWiedQe' th•t could lnerNN yoUr Nrnlngrt andfor lldd to your rMOurotl If you're not ahwld to UN it. Dor\1 1111 "" willI you knOw to bo • gOOd iCIH. 8e brii'IM lnDUgh to try. •eu•. OWNEI syslems. Doctors want lor yDur1111f. . • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl . and Wood Siding • Roofmg • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks Advertise In this space for $64 per month ·soUPTO NUTZ • entrance 53- Sioux dwollingo 54 Weird 55 Edgy · 56 Detect 20 Reproduced 46 Wllhh91d 21 Tiny a pock .47 Eaa molding 22 Flower 48 Tend"' 1' Receaa holder 49 Slugger 2 Aluminum 24· Mo. Hag'en Melcompany · 26 Atla~ pages 50 Winged 3 Private eye 27 Londod int89l 4 Course 28' Japanue 51 Mod; olalftr finale clog 52 Hypo unlta 5 Binhday no. 30 Psycho ' 6 Boor compo1 Deft ntnta 8 Wheel part 31 Cold mo. 9 .Veld!. grazer 37 Farming 10 Poetic majora adverb 39 Pet ohop _ 11 Crush purcha11 12 Raocals 41 Troubles 16 Nol marltod 43 Quotes ! . 18 Tennyson 44 Floe .to the . heroine J.P. DOWN CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Gnbnty Ciphrir Clf.lltJJr<n~Sar& c1ealed !rom Q~la.tm by tr.r,ouspeople paot andll'llfifll1 .Et::!'·leitertn theclph,et steMs lor Matn&r. · · Toclay's clue. P equalS 0 " K0 XT J D.L G D H J, X AT TRRTLXHDZ SZYHGR BL ZHST GTWTLGR, NZBVDZ ADET X_K B KAHUA DZZ VTUBFT NDJVDNT UDLR ." • IOUPYTR UBYRXTDY PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Hermits have no peer pressure.' · Ste~en Wright "Yesterday's weirdness 1s tomorroW's reason why." -Hunler S. Thompson T:~~:~~, S©~.(l~-~r.~s· OAMI Edlltd by CLAY I. -POlLAN _,;__ _ __ WOlD 0 four Rearrange ltHtrs of rna scrambled word1 b• low to form four ~lmplo worc'1 I I QAWSKU 2 I I I 1 I E NDE Y I' I I' I ., R UF R0 ' 0 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - You're an e11tremely dever straleglst, anc:l the plans and moves you're capable of somtltlilg you"- trying to sell or promote can be overcome by trying IOml· Nelwott< Saltllile • -'lllrthdllr: For Remodeling and New House Building Look to hire dedicated AUTOMOTIVE Astro- · Graph S.nolils Weeken<ls Required hard wotklng individuals to klstall and service Dish ~ t: Pomeroy. Ohio Weekly pay+ bonus Call NOW to loam ! Vinyl Siding/Replacement Windows/Reniodeting Bpnded & Insured 740-992-1493 Office 740-416-8339 Cell Free Estimated how you can atart $16,999 249 06 Chovy ColbolllS 71161U "'·" ""' . . . $9,999 139 07 Chtvy Mallro Moxx lliii!IG c., 211.,. .$11, 999 07 Chovy AIIO 74011Ul ""'·lhl• '. ...... $10,199 149 07 0rr-,.1tr PI Cr.iltr,.-.uo. . . . $10,999 149 07ClitlyCollioiiS711111U."' . . $12,999 189 01 ~ S...GIS 7l1711J..-. l~.:. .$13,999 209 Ill Pcdoc Gnnl Prii1111U!o.,:~- .$1i;999 229 Ill (My~ u7111M.olioll. .$15,999 b7~W«<nt01.7lii1U.-.llloio $17,999 0710!010 c.y I£1)1911U,,.W.I.I"" . $19,999 .. Do!l!e ... r.iiMI.-llh.. .. $11,999 $229 "Svllli lU Hakhba<i r4DOIJ,"- '"' $13,500 Quality Seamless Gutters _Commercial dl R•sidtmia/ -!'""........._..,.,"""!~ AVON! AU Areas! To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears 304 -6 75•1429 East Pau Pau 15 S!>oak wllh a loud voice '16 Aa much •• {2 wdo.) 17 Provide wa•mlh to 18 Annapolla grad 19 Herori kin 23 like some ' juries 25 Easy gail 26 Kiosk buy, slangily 29 Pooped ou1 32 Riviera summer 33 Malt bevtfage 34 Traditional 1aying 35 Pond maker 36 Broad for a gyro 38 Platform for way. Maintenance Plus Local Environmental Co. home. Muse Have refer· seeking certified asbes· en'ces reliable trans- 1os . abatement workersJ portallon&304-812-(1553 Babysitter A f'I'.06LE11 ~ WITH THE - - - . . ; : 111 )(Et> TE~HE~S 1'11\RTIAL A~E SO ART5 Pte. I<. 'f. · S.C.ENE - PEA_ NUTS P. un.-v. """ Service Manager & Serv· ice Technician posilions tyre Park District, Gallia available. Health care & County CoUrthouse, 18 Retirement pians availLocust Street, Room 1262, Gallipolis, Ohio able. , Please send re4 563! · TORic.AL AC.C.IJIO. ...Cy. 1.. filii IIIII! 1111 Tllllk Yll 50#~. sume to . GaHipoH8 Daily Tribune CLA BOX 104, sume LLCC CAREQ.COM tax to 74o-446-9104 HE' TOOl<. OFF SOME rotNT$ FOP. HIS. " APPAREIITL'( HE HAD • •r lions ot lhe counJ.ywide drivefs llcanse. Send re- Hoi w~~ "-'-eral Pari< District. Applicants should posses a mini· mum of a Bachetors ,Degree, experience !n com· munity leadership, oom· munications, public rela· lions, fund raising, grant writing, administrative, management and financia! skills. Please submit information to: 00 Mcln- MOSTLY JEST TH' DROOL, I RECKON !! 1""'1'0U.C.I>J-\'1 ~TUrf positions: . Prefer lift antiaeptic Annar lo Pravlou• Pum. · loading truck a DOIIItat Unuld af tho NBA Kept cold Btnaficlal Paoturt 13 Admittance 49 Do aIIMlt' lor 14 Private ex- 52 Natural preulon of Iabrie Lawrence BiKby wrot~. "Each handicap is like a hurd!~ in a steeplechase, and when you ride up to ~. if you throw your heart over, the horse will go along, too." Sometimes at the bridge tabl e, if you throw a trick, suddenly you get a bonus trick in return - as In this deal. · You are in four spades. How would you plan the play attar West leads the club queen? NOrth's raise to three "spades was a limit raise, promising four or live trumps ;md game-invitational values (eight losers or 10·12 ·sUpport poinls). You had just .enough to mbve on to game. You are faced with lour potential losers: two hearts. one diamond and one club. Of course,· you could get very lucky in diamonds. But there is a much beller plan. Take the first trick, draw trumps, cash your otl1er top club, and lead o heart or a club. The opponents are welcome to take two hearts and one club, but what does the defender on lead, say East, do now? If East leads a heart or a club, discard a diamond lrom your hand and ruff on the board. . If iristead your opponent shifts to a low diamond, play low from your hanq and capture West's ·jack with dummy's king. Then lead a diamond to your 10 and make your contract Easfs toughest defense. is to lead the diamond qu~en , trying to look like a man playing the top of touching honors. However, if you know your odds, you will realize that you should play for split dia· mond honors. Win with your ace and play a diamond to dunimy's nine - hur· die jumped su.ccesstully WANnD AD .•• Hardwood CabinetrY And Furnltllre •Weat Nonh Pa.u 3 • Paaa Pa.u . ·• service skills, be able to war!( Independently and creatively, be able to stan~ tor lon"g periOds 10 6 Throw a trick to gain a trick TtiiS I~ Ttt~ LAST TIM~ 1 ANSvl~ft A tt~LP­ Health, Inc. hiring Home Heatth Aides. STNA, CNA, CHHA, . PCA may apply at 1480 ~acksOn Pike, Gallipolis, · Ohio or phone 740-441-1393 for more info. Competitive . wages, mileage reimbursement and · benefits including health insur· ance & much more. Retail • Opening lead: • Q '.. • 4• Paul Rowe Apply onllno: ' Aucuneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. 740416~1164 Owners: Jon Van Meter & 7401HJI "' ' Jil"" w;,IIOMI• ....::::J;"~ $15,999 South 1• 4• . Racine, Ohio 740·247·2019 '07 cr.., At" "Pcdoc G6 G1 ' DEc. . m NOW •KQJ 32 • Q 75 • 853 .. 8 5 t A 10 2 • A7 I AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES business now • 72 ¥ A96 4 • J 86 •QJl 0'9 · Deale~; Soulh Vulnemble: Neither We appreciate your YOUNG'S CARPENHR SERVICE Eul 1/1411 mo. pd 8:00am· 4:30pm Sut 8:00am· 12 , 050odgeDoloio(lucdCobW71DIIU ' Stop & Compare ,. Mon-Fri. OONWOS&FPJPJI:J,<;.OJJ;,MERCURY ' 740-992·1m Weot 8oulb .AQ 983 RV's ~---~..,.,-..,., 00000408An and L.._ _ _ _ _ employer. _ _ _...;._ _ _ __, ' -• "" Hours 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM 1 Loathoome 40 6 Clothing 41 alzo 11 Glenn ot 42 Big B.->dt 4li 12 Common 4t diacontent • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Scenic location, canven- persons intere81td In the frequently-tOOt occa1~' ~. . lent to town _land afford- · position of Park Admlnls· atonally. Familiar wi _ able, 2 & 3. bedrooms trator .. The Park A.dmlnlsavailable · call tralor is· r8sponslble for cash ~lster, credit car<J machine and calculator. (740)992·5639· administratlon, planning, Applicant should have - - - - - - - - · management and opera- transportation and valicl Oh io Vall~y Bank is an e<jual opponunity 1 -~•·•to• to 10'lC30' ROBEIT BISSELl CIISIIIITIII --~~~~~~=someone with customer el!peri· ~=====~~~ ence, excellent offices. f 29670 Bashan Road Racine, 011io 45771 740.949-2217 II :!6·ll!l HIRING a'o'g. Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr, includes Fed.l~en, OT. Place by adSourco,· ·not afflliateCI wfth USPS whO hires. Help Wam.d • 740·446·1219 The Soard of Park Com· 2br all electric near Hwy. missioners of the 00 160, no pets. deposit Mcintyre Park District is plus 1eference. 441·5062 . accepting -,e~rs- of. inler· or 379-2923 est and resu'nles from co[Opetitive sulary and benefils package . Obtain a job application at www.ovbc.com or visit any of our bUnking ~--:--:-~-.---z;lfll l~ .;- H1ll s Self Sto1age (740) 992·5344 45631 or call 740-446-6902. The Galua County Board of MRIDD is an Equal Op· portunity Employer. . $17.89-$28.27~R., Ho~:.mg and otccount opening Pmccdures pre'ferred. osr~d Rongor 1621106J. ~ • OB Morcury M~intr Pnmilr 914»1a ~- .. OB fmd Elptrlliln 1616M .. .. , .. . serve. ~~~~':":'::::::'~~ ,hiring. For app~ion -:= and free government job Great used 16X80 three Info. call American As- . Bedroom neW 10lnyl sid· soc. of Labor ing. $22,995.00. Will help 1·913·599·8226, 24/hrs. with delivery. Call Nikki emp. serv. 74 385 9821 0- • · ..,=-==,.....,.,~ AI cu~tomer S;er.vice 07 Mrudo MZ6 IT 16114511AI<i Jhl• 07 "'""' G616ll905.lhlo 07 F~d r,... SEll6167~ .,,,m"' 07 Q,"Y loitot ll !llllii ,.IN than 304-755-8744 or Call toll free 30H75-6113 877-310.2577 .lor pre-ap- .,O.hlo---.,---Townho~:~se ;;:;;;,:;;.;;.;~~~-:valley Home Tara Apartments .. 2BR, 1.5 .bath, back patio, pool, playground, {trash, sew• age, water pd.) $425/rent · $425/sec. dep. Call7407367.·0547 · \VI.! othe r structors who posses a L::~~:::::~~ Masters Degree In sub- , lect areas: EngHsh.& Math, ecenomics, and 44087 Wipple Rd. sociology. E-mail resume Pomeroy,OH to jdanlcki@ gallipofiscareercollege.edu ~ or call (5 Poims) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! on + -half acre in pt , Pleasant. OWNER Fl· NANCE AVAILABLE. (740) 446·3570 Phillip Alder $592. Waler pd. $550/mo. 20ft.pon:~740-664-4356 Equal 614-595-77731645-5953 or 741J.79H35ll lo- .:.'·,;;866;;;;,·4;;0;;;3,;·25;8;;2;,!!!!!!!!!!!! possess previoUs manageme!lt experience, ex.cellent ' .communication skills. ability to develop customer relations, and exceptional 06 FOld Fu10n 1620101.2.•""' . 07 Mozdo lS 161M411A ... )0 ... fairgrounds slated dated. Building space is fu'St . t.'OOlC fir-51 Pomeroy, great condition with nice yard. Rent ineludes: Fu mishings/waSher/dry8r & some utilities Include(~ $575/mo. No pets. Call 441..0110 or 591·5174 · ~";::de::,r~a:;;nd~E~m~p~lo:l:ye::,r·~~ :_14..;0..;-3;::67~--77::6::2~-~~ ~~-"':":~:"""":':'~ POST Manager in Meigs"County. Applicants must 06 Sol\rm ion FIIIM~ - late arrival, early removal, late remov·at. or anytime access is wanted to ~~ utililieslon (740)949-3179 Ohio Valley Bank is currcn cl y seeking a qualified individual for the position of ~ranch 06 ~!Yii Atr~ 1611fll L1oio• . of 2 story coumry home in plywood floors, ~~"" ----..;;;;;;;; pd, upstairs, no pets at Langsville area 3 HPIFumace , caN for .d~· iii 46 Olive St. $4SO/mo + Bd./1&112baths.$450 per tails . $4500 OBO; OHIO VALLEY BANK 01 CM.y T~lrJcur ~ IWD 1617491,!"I· <~•• .. 05 Ford bplorer 1619171l "''"' 05 Fmd fllO KIT IllS liM, 10 !11•• "' . Release: April 25,2009 A fee of $20.1)0 will be charged for e.uly arrh•al, 740.992-6909 •pl. Message Help Wanted • 9:00a.m. -ll:OOa.m. ~~~'""!:~~~~ a maslef'a degree In 2, ··3, & 48r tor rent mathematics Is required. ~7-7762 Please erriall a cover let· ~ tEll' and resume to jdanlBA 2 bath on farm $750 icki@gallipoliscareerooi·mtt1. utilities Included. lege.edu or tax It to ., 0729- 1331 74().446-41~~. cated Fumished 3 br. in New . $26.000. Large 3BR apt. Gallipo· Haven call atter 4:30 OiPoniocGrondAMitlliOOJ,O.lll"' WINTER STORAGE Meigs Co. FaiGnds Oct 25, 2 8 . Leave ~~~~"::""~"':':'':':" ~ .. H Go.emmonl & Fechsral utilities F~:;;.----":"'~..,.. 1984 ShullZ, 3 br. m~-~: Jabs 1740)992-(1165 4 room Housing Opportunity. 98CiryJiorG"'s116li761Jo.nt"' ...... ..S5,999 $104 o1 FmdM~~~~mgll62002u..,...:ood ....... se.995 ~139 Oi Clevy Moni!Corlo 11611601J "'4,. $9.581 137 Oi Hondo CJVic Hybrid 116lllllll Pi . . $9,999 139 minimum tnstructor.A 3 br, $400. 2 br. $325. 1 ~304~-6;,;7;;.5·,;46;5;5~ . ~""":~ ~~~----~::-"':" Road, Gallipolis. ·r·t· & 1BR house $375 Ull'll.ti.OS "AA" Government Funds to: Gallia County I br. $295 pUS UlII IBS n Available for 1st time of MR/00, 77 Mill deposit, 74v- 247· 4292 are NOT ·,ncluded. Refer· home buyers who own Road, Gallipolis, $327 to 740-992·'5o64. 116100111. :. • ""' 19,1!!. .---,=,....,-=:==::-~ 74().446·4367 or 80().214·0452 . . ;;;;""!'=O::Sa~lu~--~ Mason" Brand new 3bed 2bath •T•he-..,G-uid"' · i•ng--H-ands-~1 $325 mon. + $325 dep . , no pets 304·862·3652. 3 br. house for rent 109 Uberty St. Pt. Pleasant, no pets 304 . 593.0909 or · Furnished Apartment 2nd Ave: upsta1rs all utili· ties paid 1BR no pets Gallrpolrs. 446-9523 91lin<oln 1"" Cor G61111D .. 01 Hyundci .1«0111 GS 06111411.'' 446·4234 or 208·7861 NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS • 661 ~po;;s;;;il;,!.7"4!!1).!.266 !!!!-6!;!!;,!!!!!!! ~::""":::~""":~~~ GaWpolls Career Cotlege hookup, Jenant Houlll for Rent 3BR Obi.. wide near Is seelc.lng part-time in- call675-6679 98 GMC S.Wbon 0619!10_ :~ EXTRA NICE MOBILE Gallipolis Ca"'"r College HOMES FOR RENT: is accapting rosum08 tor 2SR 1 balh; all elect 0 malhemallt:s people The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 www.mydallysentinel.com BRIDGE Federal Funes just re- GaiWpoU& CarMr College leased for Land Ownel'l. is accepting resumes for No closing cost and an accounting instnJctor. ZERO DOWN! Will do A. minimum of a Bacheland improvements. lor's degrhe In aa:ount~ Bankruptcy & Bad .Credit 1ng is required. Pleas8 OK. 2. 3. 4 and 5 bed- email a cover ~tter and rooms available. resume to jdanlcldOgaJII· poliscareertOIIegudu or 740--446-3384 tax it to 740-446-4124 CONVENIENTLY LO· CATED & AFFORDABLE! Townhouse apart· menls , a1)dlor small houses lor rent. call 740-441 ·1111 lor appll· cat1on & information. Wednesday, November 26, 2008 ALLEY OOP E"' oallon Apa.-.,1 Townhou.., DONWooDKAUTOMOTIVE ' Wednesday, November 26, 2008 www.mydailysentlnel.com I ·IsI' I ~ · ':Have you nmiced," one gem mused 1.0 another, "!hat ~ \ ~ ~ ,--'------, the thouglulcss are seldom LEBUOS · 1 J-.,~~7r-r.j-,.l-r.le:-'-rlr-1 0 ~~~~;;,?",~· chuckle quoted_ . • . " . . by filling ln the missil'lg words '-..t.-"--'--"--"--' you de...elop from step No. 3 below. ~ PRtNT NUMBERED . ';;tf C) tElleRS IN SQUARES UNS(iAMBH lETTERS FOR ANSWER I SCRAM-LETS-ANSWERS I li25!08 Mutton - Width - Whoop - Bypalh- YOO WANT You should not believe all you hear, spend aH your money or sleep all YOU WANt ARllO & JANIS �' P•ge B& • The Daily Sentinel MotOR VEHICLES FOR SALE GREAT USED WSWITH NOTHING TO Fill reblcle 61story report your cell .,-one. Jlllf ftlf HJe stock nl•hr to 42355 01 Yoor llflltdcff 1u1 ...,.,., cllltpt "Ff''r, Opportunity TDD• 4t 9·526-Q466 Apartmeni a~ailable now Riverbend Apts. New Haven WV. Now accept· 1ng applications for HUD-subs1dized, one Bedroom Apts. Utilities 1ncluded. Based on 30%. of adjusted n"ICome. Call 304-882·3121, available !or Senior and Disabled .ti) "'This institution is an Equal Opportunity Prov1der and Employer" 2 bay service station Jackson Pike Lease required. · Call 446·3644 tor more irylo. ~-~~~""":~.,.. Office building located in Gallipolis OH 28 Cedar Sl. Renl $450 mth. + de- ELLM VIEW APTS 2&3BA and up, Central Air, WID pays elecmc. EHO Elm ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;=~'"." View Apts. S19Yimu~ ~ bed, 2 ba lh. (304)882·3017 Bank R~!po~ (51l down. 15 y~ar~. ~'i- AJlR) for lislings Twin A1vers Tpwer is ac- ~"'). 62049 ~ 6 ~:11. R027 cepting applications for ,...~---~~waiting list tor HUD sub· 2 bedroom at 88 Gar· ·stdized, 1-BR apartment field. $400 rent $400 de· tor the eiQarty/disabled. posit. WDFS :· ~rovlded. ~ 740-645-1646 2br. house in .. ~ m 01 C\ry1llr 300M 5MI51D '* ,;,, 02 Hyll!dci Acttnt GS Gl9111l lodt<oi Olluid iiSabro 1911710,.... $139 -$79 11,999 $189 Ol Hyundai~n 1914120 .. . $139 Oi Salim VoA190110. $139 Oi Hondo Actmd El V67i3711D,;,., ,.,; . .$119 $239 Oi Ponliac Grand Prix G61911All.'"'·l!h~ OiVolb..g!n~owBte~ 191121LI.biol , ... .. OS~ lrfoio 0617460..... Oll\iicllacto111 GiiWI.IM ~I oio 0510)0111 Cony 11! 7101611A ... .. $219 $199 $219 $219 .. . 0510)1110 locooa 19110111."' ,..,.o~, . Oi Clryj•lown &Coulll'y Von 1161611J 06 Jeep Grondeherok.. lt3041l 07tiutwtr H3 062111~. c..m.:. FtJ $249 $349 . 07 Chr<y ~boll lS G611!011A. m $199 07!oyoia CI!O!o,' S' Model Gll!llJI, .... -"''- m $259 ""lil"" . -"'· '01 fti.l Mllllug ences required. · Gallipolis area 709·1372 ;2,;;;;...;. 4 """'a.,..,.dr•oo.;..m 3 ;;;;.&,;,;,;.;. Hqmes, Pomeroy, SSD0-$550 month. Beech Street. Middle· port. 2 bedroom fur· nished apartment, utili· ties paid, no pets. de· posit & references, $10,199 $149 01 Mozdo 13000 111):11)9J '""'·'"" _ _!IO,'W $159 Oi Chtvy C01a~or 11619991,oi.IJI..,, _ ...... $11,999 $169 06 Solum ion 2121711 a ""-;lo. . .... $11,900 $169 Ol Che.y Impala '1'1016111 g;; .. ......... J 10,999 $159 05 Chovy Cobai 1161911J4 ,..;,,Rril• . .J 10,999 $179 06(1yysl.r 1M&Caunlry116lllll -... !~""' $13,999 $199 06 Tayo~ c..~ 'l'IOJJIJ•••.!II ... ...... $11,999 $219 070., lvoo lti!IIOlll......~~- .. .....$10,999 $179 07KioSpedro1161711Al ....II<.O. ·-· Sll,999 $169 07 Kio Sportogt IX H11196MA. "'i~.o. ... JIA,999 $219 07Hy'Jnd0Acctnllt6111Wl...,1ll"'• -- jli,999 $219 07 Hy'Jndai Elaniro 1161161AI_ W.ll"' .... .. 15A99 $229 07 Hrndo Sooalo GlS ltiiiOIIIA" m.;. .$15,999 ~239 07HyondaiEirnln>116116Ul..._m,;, ....$16,999 261 07 HyondoiAzou 1161111611.,..lll•o .. .....$17,9~ 284 00 Ford R0ft91r 161754 _ .... 01 Ni11011 X1!rro IE f6111611. ""'-w . 02 Dodge Ocloio Sl116lll9SI. " . Ol Jttj> ~borly 161li1J.\ ... 03 ford Cr"" V<torio 110121111. ~ Porioc Sun~" 1619AA .. Oi Chry!ltr Sebring C<JMrtlo~• 1611H! ,., w/stovelfridge. dep. 741).446-3945 M Beautiful Apts. at Jack· son Estatee. 52 · West· wood Dr., from $3es to $560 _ 740 •446.2568 _ Equal Housing Opportu· nity. This institution IS an Equal Opportunity Pro· 3acres+.740-742·2628 plus Three Bd house In Mid· dleport Ohio $380 Month, no pets,$200 ;d;;:•P;;;--..;.7..;.40;.·5;,;9;.1..; -0..;.19;,;5;...,~ 4BA house in Gallipolis. Gracious Living 1 ·and 2 r:,edroom Apts. at , Village Manor and Rivers(de Apts. in Middleport, from ·Beautiful 3BA in country, new ;:rppl, new carpel, fresh painted, CIA, wasfl· room w/ WID hookup. lis. 'Hardwoof Floors, 304·773·9507 . WID & some utilities in· eluded. $575./mo. No Rent/Sale 3br, Wilg. Ga· pets 441·01 10 or rage, $500/deposit, 591-5174' HOLIDAY SPECIAL Pat a full security ,deposit and get your first months Rent Free! or have land or have family land. Zero Down Easy Financing. Call to be Pre-Qualified. 740-423-9728 land At 7 w/ Al'o'erview. river room, 2BA, 1.5 baths, 2 car garage, Lr. LA · w/ dining space, laundry rm., $600 · + utilities. 703•451·259 1 4000 ~ 1n11fM lllred Inside Storage $4.0011f Open Span: 12.00/lf Inside Fern:e: $1.00/lf L L Tire Barn New & Used Tires, We buy used tires, compuler wheel alignments, light mechanic work, Preschool Is In neecl of Substitute Teachers for classes at the Early Childhood and Family Center at n Mill Creek complele service oil changes, small engine repair. We service and . winterize boats and Apply Board Creek Ohio 2005 14K70 Mobile Home, 2BedrCiom, 2bath, vinyl siding: shingle roof, thermapayne window, OFFICE Valley View Apartments BOO State Route 325 Thurman, Ohio 45685 74().245-9170 1·2 Bedroom Apartments with appliances furnished On site laundry facility. Cal! tor details or picK up application al rental office. Possibility ot rental assistance. Equal Housing 2 & 3 bedroom. CaH at Darwin. = CAL£ US TODAY FOR REDI/CED WINTER RATES '*'-' Excellent Government funds .avall· way to eam money. The able for home buyers New AVon. Call Marilyn who own land. so· down. 304-882-2645 E-mall: captbi1165@yahoo.com www.auctionzip.com #5548 . proval. !':"'-~~~~~~ New 3 Bedroom homes from $214.36 per month, includes many upgrad~s . delivery & set-up. 74()..385-2434 Help Wanted skills. Adminittnlllve/ Profeuional FRANK & EARNEST .' 'W"'V'W.ti&ltau ex aa~a~.com 740.446.9200 TttAT SAYS YOtJ'/..L wOttt: YOUtt .WAY TO ~~~ Ttt~ TOP ... r,• BARNEY WHATCHA DO IN', PARSON? WHAT'S TH' DIFFERENCE 'TWEEN THAT AN' WHAT LUKEY'S DOIN'? · 2459 St. Rt. 160 • GaiUpoiJs Cell: -"' K~T&Er! 7411-416-5047 emall: jrahadlnn@aol.com HE sAI.D WELL. . tf HE LOVED HE WAs THE WAY 50 CRAZY I Dl D ABOUT IT, l i IN \<IHY DIPN'i (OMI.Cs HE G.IVE ST'(LE 1 ~OLJ AN 'A"> Experience in lending offer u Child/Elderly ea.. P.O BOX 469, Gallipolis, Oh, Choose to \vort< with the wor1d's largest ,_..,.....,.~-...,.~­ nonprofits and the most influential conseNative pOlitical . groupe. to or Eltcollont Bonoftlo potontiltl All Major Holidays .OFF WITH PAYI Modk:al, Denial, EAP, 401k No experience N..,.,...,y - Paid • On-SIIe Training . n8eded In my 740-441-6227 • temtng your polenl.llll -- 1-888-IMC.PAYU . . _.,.,, Ext. 2458 '1 .....~ oo fmd Mu~ c.,..A~r~o n~~<:... .s10,999 $159 02s.borul'9X~Glllri131761U. biol _J10,999 $159 01 PoMot Gn. AM SE 131!6U "' "'.:. . $7,999 Oi P0411aic l'ibo i901111G ~o~.m"' _ ..... __ $9,999 1139 01 C~ylltr Sobriog G!C lliiOil.,... ~... $11,999 $169 01 Chovy T~oz• 73170.1 """"-''' . $12,999 189 05 Chovy MoiMkmic 7liiiiJ,.,.m.:. $10,999 159 Satellite lnolaiM WANTED WOII< year round Will Trltln/No oxp. needed m F~llimo ~lh · m Thureday, Nov: 27, 2008 By Bernlc:e Bede Oaol In the year ahead, a number of old Interests will be diocarded In deference to the many new things at your dispos1,1l. Many of these fresh approaches Will contain seeds of success that'll produce the bountiful harVest you desire. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Long-range benetlls can be d~rived !rom some new ideas you've been toying with. Act on them without divulging anything lo others until you have things we,ll under H&H Guttering Seamless GuMrs Roofing, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740.653-9657 J&L Construction ·VInyl Siding • Fllpllcament Windows • Roofing • Dlcka ·Garages • Pole Building& • Room Addlllono Owner: Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal PSST! !!16 SROT~ER! ARE YOU ' Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured *Ex perie11ced References Availllble! Call Gary Stanley @ 740·591-8044 Please leave messa e COWandBOY Joh'IWiZt" tion Complete TI'M Clre -- 11*1.-.d • F,.. ~ 740-441-NI7 .""""'-,_.~ probing. . good. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall. Remodeling, R_oom Additions 1)1" GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- Stop pro· crasllnating, and make th81t decisiOn you've been putting off for too tong. Your mind ~sharper than usual now, and yqur apprOOch lo issues will be exceptlonally (;ARFIELD t NOTICI!I7 YOU'VE! ' eeilN 60011 AU. PAY Locel Conttector 7 40-367-()544 Jame&Kee... ll 742-2331 devising cah carry you quite far. lt')ltake some time.before your rivals fathom any· thing. AQUARIUS {Jan. 20·Feb. ~ 9) -One or more friends could have an Uplifting effect oh you and serve as a source ol inspiration for some new. creative ideas. Hang out with your more clever pals. PISCES {Feb. 20·MarCh 20) - You alrea~y possess all that is required to achieve your objectives. which makes success quite probable. Don't be afraid to' pursue your goals. · ARIES (March 21·Aprll19)- Your men· tal processes are likely to be as sharp as a razor and Jist as a bullet. Now Is the tt"'a to foeus your mind on those things that have ptrplaKed you lor a long _time . TAURUS (April .20-May 20) - It's . an excellent day to concentrate your efforts on uncovering Information that is vital to you. You have a talent at this time ror any wori<. that involves det&c:tlon, ·investiga- FIVE DoLLARS?! Free Estimates 7 40·367.0536 ' WHY, 't"HANK YOU! ,.._,;...--------'!'""--., t'M CRAMMINCi FOR CHRI~TMA5 . CANCER (June 21-July 22) Cortditlons look wonderful for taking actiVe measures to fulfill a huge ambition that's been in the back ol your mind. You have the menttl wherewithal to accomplish complex goals. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 - Everything you do will be 'endowed with your charismatic impact, Whether It Involves things, pee, pte or prole:cts. The results, with few exceptions, should .be B.lltremely pleas· lng. . VIRGO IAuij. 23-Sefll.. 22) - M lmportartt projecf that ha'a bean hanging In timbo can be Mfllflctorily concfudld bV using • fresh approad"l, provkJtd you're willing to do so. lfbur destin)' 11. In your own hands. LIBRA (Sept 23-0cl.. 23) Overwhelming Oompetltton that Involves Drive a company truck Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION thing new. Come up with a. dMI you'd O~rug testing No Felo~les roq. •liE W. 47239 Riebel Road. 4>~g Bouom, OH Call8011-813-11!11 Opt I 740-985-4141 Cell: 740-4 16--1834 25+ ytars experience Free EstimDtts Ofllco needing . part bme X-Ray Tech., · can 304-675-1887 or come by in person to 3009- Jackson Ave., Pl. between ,~m I SCORPIO !Oct 24-NO\'. 22) - You poo• 1111 certain -lmOWiedQe' th•t could lnerNN yoUr Nrnlngrt andfor lldd to your rMOurotl If you're not ahwld to UN it. Dor\1 1111 "" willI you knOw to bo • gOOd iCIH. 8e brii'IM lnDUgh to try. •eu•. OWNEI syslems. Doctors want lor yDur1111f. . • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl . and Wood Siding • Roofmg • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks Advertise In this space for $64 per month ·soUPTO NUTZ • entrance 53- Sioux dwollingo 54 Weird 55 Edgy · 56 Detect 20 Reproduced 46 Wllhh91d 21 Tiny a pock .47 Eaa molding 22 Flower 48 Tend"' 1' Receaa holder 49 Slugger 2 Aluminum 24· Mo. Hag'en Melcompany · 26 Atla~ pages 50 Winged 3 Private eye 27 Londod int89l 4 Course 28' Japanue 51 Mod; olalftr finale clog 52 Hypo unlta 5 Binhday no. 30 Psycho ' 6 Boor compo1 Deft ntnta 8 Wheel part 31 Cold mo. 9 .Veld!. grazer 37 Farming 10 Poetic majora adverb 39 Pet ohop _ 11 Crush purcha11 12 Raocals 41 Troubles 16 Nol marltod 43 Quotes ! . 18 Tennyson 44 Floe .to the . heroine J.P. DOWN CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Gnbnty Ciphrir Clf.lltJJr<n~Sar& c1ealed !rom Q~la.tm by tr.r,ouspeople paot andll'llfifll1 .Et::!'·leitertn theclph,et steMs lor Matn&r. · · Toclay's clue. P equalS 0 " K0 XT J D.L G D H J, X AT TRRTLXHDZ SZYHGR BL ZHST GTWTLGR, NZBVDZ ADET X_K B KAHUA DZZ VTUBFT NDJVDNT UDLR ." • IOUPYTR UBYRXTDY PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Hermits have no peer pressure.' · Ste~en Wright "Yesterday's weirdness 1s tomorroW's reason why." -Hunler S. Thompson T:~~:~~, S©~.(l~-~r.~s· OAMI Edlltd by CLAY I. -POlLAN _,;__ _ __ WOlD 0 four Rearrange ltHtrs of rna scrambled word1 b• low to form four ~lmplo worc'1 I I QAWSKU 2 I I I 1 I E NDE Y I' I I' I ., R UF R0 ' 0 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - You're an e11tremely dever straleglst, anc:l the plans and moves you're capable of somtltlilg you"- trying to sell or promote can be overcome by trying IOml· Nelwott< Saltllile • -'lllrthdllr: For Remodeling and New House Building Look to hire dedicated AUTOMOTIVE Astro- · Graph S.nolils Weeken<ls Required hard wotklng individuals to klstall and service Dish ~ t: Pomeroy. Ohio Weekly pay+ bonus Call NOW to loam ! Vinyl Siding/Replacement Windows/Reniodeting Bpnded & Insured 740-992-1493 Office 740-416-8339 Cell Free Estimated how you can atart $16,999 249 06 Chovy ColbolllS 71161U "'·" ""' . . . $9,999 139 07 Chtvy Mallro Moxx lliii!IG c., 211.,. .$11, 999 07 Chovy AIIO 74011Ul ""'·lhl• '. ...... $10,199 149 07 0rr-,.1tr PI Cr.iltr,.-.uo. . . . $10,999 149 07ClitlyCollioiiS711111U."' . . $12,999 189 01 ~ S...GIS 7l1711J..-. l~.:. .$13,999 209 Ill Pcdoc Gnnl Prii1111U!o.,:~- .$1i;999 229 Ill (My~ u7111M.olioll. .$15,999 b7~W«<nt01.7lii1U.-.llloio $17,999 0710!010 c.y I£1)1911U,,.W.I.I"" . $19,999 .. Do!l!e ... r.iiMI.-llh.. .. $11,999 $229 "Svllli lU Hakhba<i r4DOIJ,"- '"' $13,500 Quality Seamless Gutters _Commercial dl R•sidtmia/ -!'""........._..,.,"""!~ AVON! AU Areas! To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears 304 -6 75•1429 East Pau Pau 15 S!>oak wllh a loud voice '16 Aa much •• {2 wdo.) 17 Provide wa•mlh to 18 Annapolla grad 19 Herori kin 23 like some ' juries 25 Easy gail 26 Kiosk buy, slangily 29 Pooped ou1 32 Riviera summer 33 Malt bevtfage 34 Traditional 1aying 35 Pond maker 36 Broad for a gyro 38 Platform for way. Maintenance Plus Local Environmental Co. home. Muse Have refer· seeking certified asbes· en'ces reliable trans- 1os . abatement workersJ portallon&304-812-(1553 Babysitter A f'I'.06LE11 ~ WITH THE - - - . . ; : 111 )(Et> TE~HE~S 1'11\RTIAL A~E SO ART5 Pte. I<. 'f. · S.C.ENE - PEA_ NUTS P. un.-v. """ Service Manager & Serv· ice Technician posilions tyre Park District, Gallia available. Health care & County CoUrthouse, 18 Retirement pians availLocust Street, Room 1262, Gallipolis, Ohio able. , Please send re4 563! · TORic.AL AC.C.IJIO. ...Cy. 1.. filii IIIII! 1111 Tllllk Yll 50#~. sume to . GaHipoH8 Daily Tribune CLA BOX 104, sume LLCC CAREQ.COM tax to 74o-446-9104 HE' TOOl<. OFF SOME rotNT$ FOP. HIS. " APPAREIITL'( HE HAD • •r lions ot lhe counJ.ywide drivefs llcanse. Send re- Hoi w~~ "-'-eral Pari< District. Applicants should posses a mini· mum of a Bachetors ,Degree, experience !n com· munity leadership, oom· munications, public rela· lions, fund raising, grant writing, administrative, management and financia! skills. Please submit information to: 00 Mcln- MOSTLY JEST TH' DROOL, I RECKON !! 1""'1'0U.C.I>J-\'1 ~TUrf positions: . Prefer lift antiaeptic Annar lo Pravlou• Pum. · loading truck a DOIIItat Unuld af tho NBA Kept cold Btnaficlal Paoturt 13 Admittance 49 Do aIIMlt' lor 14 Private ex- 52 Natural preulon of Iabrie Lawrence BiKby wrot~. "Each handicap is like a hurd!~ in a steeplechase, and when you ride up to ~. if you throw your heart over, the horse will go along, too." Sometimes at the bridge tabl e, if you throw a trick, suddenly you get a bonus trick in return - as In this deal. · You are in four spades. How would you plan the play attar West leads the club queen? NOrth's raise to three "spades was a limit raise, promising four or live trumps ;md game-invitational values (eight losers or 10·12 ·sUpport poinls). You had just .enough to mbve on to game. You are faced with lour potential losers: two hearts. one diamond and one club. Of course,· you could get very lucky in diamonds. But there is a much beller plan. Take the first trick, draw trumps, cash your otl1er top club, and lead o heart or a club. The opponents are welcome to take two hearts and one club, but what does the defender on lead, say East, do now? If East leads a heart or a club, discard a diamond lrom your hand and ruff on the board. . If iristead your opponent shifts to a low diamond, play low from your hanq and capture West's ·jack with dummy's king. Then lead a diamond to your 10 and make your contract Easfs toughest defense. is to lead the diamond qu~en , trying to look like a man playing the top of touching honors. However, if you know your odds, you will realize that you should play for split dia· mond honors. Win with your ace and play a diamond to dunimy's nine - hur· die jumped su.ccesstully WANnD AD .•• Hardwood CabinetrY And Furnltllre •Weat Nonh Pa.u 3 • Paaa Pa.u . ·• service skills, be able to war!( Independently and creatively, be able to stan~ tor lon"g periOds 10 6 Throw a trick to gain a trick TtiiS I~ Ttt~ LAST TIM~ 1 ANSvl~ft A tt~LP­ Health, Inc. hiring Home Heatth Aides. STNA, CNA, CHHA, . PCA may apply at 1480 ~acksOn Pike, Gallipolis, · Ohio or phone 740-441-1393 for more info. Competitive . wages, mileage reimbursement and · benefits including health insur· ance & much more. Retail • Opening lead: • Q '.. • 4• Paul Rowe Apply onllno: ' Aucuneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. 740416~1164 Owners: Jon Van Meter & 7401HJI "' ' Jil"" w;,IIOMI• ....::::J;"~ $15,999 South 1• 4• . Racine, Ohio 740·247·2019 '07 cr.., At" "Pcdoc G6 G1 ' DEc. . m NOW •KQJ 32 • Q 75 • 853 .. 8 5 t A 10 2 • A7 I AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES business now • 72 ¥ A96 4 • J 86 •QJl 0'9 · Deale~; Soulh Vulnemble: Neither We appreciate your YOUNG'S CARPENHR SERVICE Eul 1/1411 mo. pd 8:00am· 4:30pm Sut 8:00am· 12 , 050odgeDoloio(lucdCobW71DIIU ' Stop & Compare ,. Mon-Fri. OONWOS&FPJPJI:J,<;.OJJ;,MERCURY ' 740-992·1m Weot 8oulb .AQ 983 RV's ~---~..,.,-..,., 00000408An and L.._ _ _ _ _ employer. _ _ _...;._ _ _ __, ' -• "" Hours 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM 1 Loathoome 40 6 Clothing 41 alzo 11 Glenn ot 42 Big B.->dt 4li 12 Common 4t diacontent • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Scenic location, canven- persons intere81td In the frequently-tOOt occa1~' ~. . lent to town _land afford- · position of Park Admlnls· atonally. Familiar wi _ able, 2 & 3. bedrooms trator .. The Park A.dmlnlsavailable · call tralor is· r8sponslble for cash ~lster, credit car<J machine and calculator. (740)992·5639· administratlon, planning, Applicant should have - - - - - - - - · management and opera- transportation and valicl Oh io Vall~y Bank is an e<jual opponunity 1 -~•·•to• to 10'lC30' ROBEIT BISSELl CIISIIIITIII --~~~~~~=someone with customer el!peri· ~=====~~~ ence, excellent offices. f 29670 Bashan Road Racine, 011io 45771 740.949-2217 II :!6·ll!l HIRING a'o'g. Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr, includes Fed.l~en, OT. Place by adSourco,· ·not afflliateCI wfth USPS whO hires. Help Wam.d • 740·446·1219 The Soard of Park Com· 2br all electric near Hwy. missioners of the 00 160, no pets. deposit Mcintyre Park District is plus 1eference. 441·5062 . accepting -,e~rs- of. inler· or 379-2923 est and resu'nles from co[Opetitive sulary and benefils package . Obtain a job application at www.ovbc.com or visit any of our bUnking ~--:--:-~-.---z;lfll l~ .;- H1ll s Self Sto1age (740) 992·5344 45631 or call 740-446-6902. The Galua County Board of MRIDD is an Equal Op· portunity Employer. . $17.89-$28.27~R., Ho~:.mg and otccount opening Pmccdures pre'ferred. osr~d Rongor 1621106J. ~ • OB Morcury M~intr Pnmilr 914»1a ~- .. OB fmd Elptrlliln 1616M .. .. , .. . serve. ~~~~':":'::::::'~~ ,hiring. For app~ion -:= and free government job Great used 16X80 three Info. call American As- . Bedroom neW 10lnyl sid· soc. of Labor ing. $22,995.00. Will help 1·913·599·8226, 24/hrs. with delivery. Call Nikki emp. serv. 74 385 9821 0- • · ..,=-==,.....,.,~ AI cu~tomer S;er.vice 07 Mrudo MZ6 IT 16114511AI<i Jhl• 07 "'""' G616ll905.lhlo 07 F~d r,... SEll6167~ .,,,m"' 07 Q,"Y loitot ll !llllii ,.IN than 304-755-8744 or Call toll free 30H75-6113 877-310.2577 .lor pre-ap- .,O.hlo---.,---Townho~:~se ;;:;;;,:;;.;;.;~~~-:valley Home Tara Apartments .. 2BR, 1.5 .bath, back patio, pool, playground, {trash, sew• age, water pd.) $425/rent · $425/sec. dep. Call7407367.·0547 · \VI.! othe r structors who posses a L::~~:::::~~ Masters Degree In sub- , lect areas: EngHsh.& Math, ecenomics, and 44087 Wipple Rd. sociology. E-mail resume Pomeroy,OH to jdanlcki@ gallipofiscareercollege.edu ~ or call (5 Poims) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! on + -half acre in pt , Pleasant. OWNER Fl· NANCE AVAILABLE. (740) 446·3570 Phillip Alder $592. Waler pd. $550/mo. 20ft.pon:~740-664-4356 Equal 614-595-77731645-5953 or 741J.79H35ll lo- .:.'·,;;866;;;;,·4;;0;;;3,;·25;8;;2;,!!!!!!!!!!!! possess previoUs manageme!lt experience, ex.cellent ' .communication skills. ability to develop customer relations, and exceptional 06 FOld Fu10n 1620101.2.•""' . 07 Mozdo lS 161M411A ... )0 ... fairgrounds slated dated. Building space is fu'St . t.'OOlC fir-51 Pomeroy, great condition with nice yard. Rent ineludes: Fu mishings/waSher/dry8r & some utilities Include(~ $575/mo. No pets. Call 441..0110 or 591·5174 · ~";::de::,r~a:;;nd~E~m~p~lo:l:ye::,r·~~ :_14..;0..;-3;::67~--77::6::2~-~~ ~~-"':":~:"""":':'~ POST Manager in Meigs"County. Applicants must 06 Sol\rm ion FIIIM~ - late arrival, early removal, late remov·at. or anytime access is wanted to ~~ utililieslon (740)949-3179 Ohio Valley Bank is currcn cl y seeking a qualified individual for the position of ~ranch 06 ~!Yii Atr~ 1611fll L1oio• . of 2 story coumry home in plywood floors, ~~"" ----..;;;;;;;; pd, upstairs, no pets at Langsville area 3 HPIFumace , caN for .d~· iii 46 Olive St. $4SO/mo + Bd./1&112baths.$450 per tails . $4500 OBO; OHIO VALLEY BANK 01 CM.y T~lrJcur ~ IWD 1617491,!"I· <~•• .. 05 Ford bplorer 1619171l "''"' 05 Fmd fllO KIT IllS liM, 10 !11•• "' . Release: April 25,2009 A fee of $20.1)0 will be charged for e.uly arrh•al, 740.992-6909 •pl. Message Help Wanted • 9:00a.m. -ll:OOa.m. ~~~'""!:~~~~ a maslef'a degree In 2, ··3, & 48r tor rent mathematics Is required. ~7-7762 Please erriall a cover let· ~ tEll' and resume to jdanlBA 2 bath on farm $750 icki@gallipoliscareerooi·mtt1. utilities Included. lege.edu or tax It to ., 0729- 1331 74().446-41~~. cated Fumished 3 br. in New . $26.000. Large 3BR apt. Gallipo· Haven call atter 4:30 OiPoniocGrondAMitlliOOJ,O.lll"' WINTER STORAGE Meigs Co. FaiGnds Oct 25, 2 8 . Leave ~~~~"::""~"':':'':':" ~ .. H Go.emmonl & Fechsral utilities F~:;;.----":"'~..,.. 1984 ShullZ, 3 br. m~-~: Jabs 1740)992-(1165 4 room Housing Opportunity. 98CiryJiorG"'s116li761Jo.nt"' ...... ..S5,999 $104 o1 FmdM~~~~mgll62002u..,...:ood ....... se.995 ~139 Oi Clevy Moni!Corlo 11611601J "'4,. $9.581 137 Oi Hondo CJVic Hybrid 116lllllll Pi . . $9,999 139 minimum tnstructor.A 3 br, $400. 2 br. $325. 1 ~304~-6;,;7;;.5·,;46;5;5~ . ~""":~ ~~~----~::-"':" Road, Gallipolis. ·r·t· & 1BR house $375 Ull'll.ti.OS "AA" Government Funds to: Gallia County I br. $295 pUS UlII IBS n Available for 1st time of MR/00, 77 Mill deposit, 74v- 247· 4292 are NOT ·,ncluded. Refer· home buyers who own Road, Gallipolis, $327 to 740-992·'5o64. 116100111. :. • ""' 19,1!!. .---,=,....,-=:==::-~ 74().446·4367 or 80().214·0452 . . ;;;;""!'=O::Sa~lu~--~ Mason" Brand new 3bed 2bath •T•he-..,G-uid"' · i•ng--H-ands-~1 $325 mon. + $325 dep . , no pets 304·862·3652. 3 br. house for rent 109 Uberty St. Pt. Pleasant, no pets 304 . 593.0909 or · Furnished Apartment 2nd Ave: upsta1rs all utili· ties paid 1BR no pets Gallrpolrs. 446-9523 91lin<oln 1"" Cor G61111D .. 01 Hyundci .1«0111 GS 06111411.'' 446·4234 or 208·7861 NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS • 661 ~po;;s;;;il;,!.7"4!!1).!.266 !!!!-6!;!!;,!!!!!!! ~::""":::~""":~~~ GaWpolls Career Cotlege hookup, Jenant Houlll for Rent 3BR Obi.. wide near Is seelc.lng part-time in- call675-6679 98 GMC S.Wbon 0619!10_ :~ EXTRA NICE MOBILE Gallipolis Ca"'"r College HOMES FOR RENT: is accapting rosum08 tor 2SR 1 balh; all elect 0 malhemallt:s people The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 www.mydallysentinel.com BRIDGE Federal Funes just re- GaiWpoU& CarMr College leased for Land Ownel'l. is accepting resumes for No closing cost and an accounting instnJctor. ZERO DOWN! Will do A. minimum of a Bacheland improvements. lor's degrhe In aa:ount~ Bankruptcy & Bad .Credit 1ng is required. Pleas8 OK. 2. 3. 4 and 5 bed- email a cover ~tter and rooms available. resume to jdanlcldOgaJII· poliscareertOIIegudu or 740--446-3384 tax it to 740-446-4124 CONVENIENTLY LO· CATED & AFFORDABLE! Townhouse apart· menls , a1)dlor small houses lor rent. call 740-441 ·1111 lor appll· cat1on & information. Wednesday, November 26, 2008 ALLEY OOP E"' oallon Apa.-.,1 Townhou.., DONWooDKAUTOMOTIVE ' Wednesday, November 26, 2008 www.mydailysentlnel.com I ·IsI' I ~ · ':Have you nmiced," one gem mused 1.0 another, "!hat ~ \ ~ ~ ,--'------, the thouglulcss are seldom LEBUOS · 1 J-.,~~7r-r.j-,.l-r.le:-'-rlr-1 0 ~~~~;;,?",~· chuckle quoted_ . • . " . . by filling ln the missil'lg words '-..t.-"--'--"--"--' you de...elop from step No. 3 below. ~ PRtNT NUMBERED . ';;tf C) tElleRS IN SQUARES UNS(iAMBH lETTERS FOR ANSWER I SCRAM-LETS-ANSWERS I li25!08 Mutton - Width - Whoop - Bypalh- YOO WANT You should not believe all you hear, spend aH your money or sleep all YOU WANt ARllO & JANIS �Page 88 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 26, aoo8 www .mydailysentinel.com Pleasant Valley Hospital .NCM gives Indiana probation over Sampson calls INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The NCAA placed Indiana University on three years' probation Tuesday for a telephone recruiting scandal that decimated the once-storied basketball program . The · governing body · also imposed stiff penalties on fotmer coach Kelvin Sampson and an assistant.. Sampson made more than 100 impermissible phone calls to recruits made while still on probation for a similar phone-call scandal at Oklahoma. The former assistant is Rob Senderoff, now an assistant at Kent State. The penalties cap a 20month sa~a that began with Sampson s hiring in March 2006 while under the cloud of a telephone recruiting scandal at Oklahoma. The NCAA faulted the university for inadequate monitoring when Sampson was hired but acknow Iedged the former coach's conduct was "unprecedented." "He ignored signed compliance agreements with the institution in which he agreed to comply with the' p~:~~alties imposed on hit:n and his {'rogram due to h1s commissiOn of violations in the Oklahoma case." the NCAA report said. "He ignored telephone penalues imposed on him in that case and committed the same type violations for which he had already been penalized during the sa.me time that those penalties were m effect. · . . Sampson repeatedly has denied the violations . ,. . ::· ,,.... ., r " ·' -' . .,.. . Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o ( ' 1· :\I'S • \ol. AP Photo In this June 16 file photo, Tiger Woods smiles as he rides with his wife Elin Nordegren to the trophy presentation following his sudden death hole US Open championship victory fol- . · lowing an 18·hole playoff round at Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego. Gen·eral Motors Corp. says it will end its endorsement deal with Tiger WoodS at the end of the year. GM said In a statement Monday that it is looking to reduce costs, and that the world's No. 1 golfer wants more personal time as he. expects his second child. l/HJodsJ Buick both help themselves by parting ways Bv TIM DAHLBERG ASSOCIATED PRESS No more carrying clubs for hackers at Torrey Pines. No more pretending that Buicks really are hi s favorite cars. That alone had to be worth the $7 million or so Tiger Woods gave up when . the world's greatest golfer and what used to be the world's greatest automobile company decided it would be best if they drove off in difTerent directions with a year still left on their contract. But, as bailouts go, this one had a little something in it for both sides. Woods could .never sell cars for Buick, no matter how hard he tried. And try he did, showing up at golf tournaments around the country dri.ving a Buick Enclave , and going so far as to caddie last month for the winner of a contest' sponsored by General Motors. But taking. the Buick name off his bag could 'in some sm·all part help sell a skeptical Congress that ·Detroit's automakers are really trying to do something about the mess they've gotten themselves in . It may seem a stretch because $7 million isn't all that significant when compared to the billions the auto companies want the federal government to invest in their failing operations. Making sure the lights are turned off .early at GM headquarters in Detroit might save more than terminating Buick's contract with Woods. But as we saw in the uproar over auto executives flying private jets to beg for money in Washington , D.C. , perception is everything . Even if Woods weren't the highest paid worker at Buick - which he undoubtedly is 'r- he 'd certainly still be the most well known. The official line coming . out of the Woods camp about the breakup was that : witb a. growing family, he wanted more time to himself. The official line coming out of Detroit was that GM was happy Woods was such a good family man - and did everyone notice h6w serious we've suddenl y become about cutting costs? It was an odd pairing to begin with , this !llarriage of a stodgy car company and the hottest young athlete in the world . About the only thing Buick and Woods seemed to have in common was that Buick wanted to · give him millions of"dollars and Woods wanted to accept it. I mean. did anyone really believe that the richest athlete in the world would choose to drive a car favored mostly by people old enough to be his grandparents if he wasn't getting paid and he had final approval millions to do so? Apparently not. because over the flavors. What's interesting is t.hat no one was buying them. · Lost in the mutual tributes Woods gave up the last year thut Buick and Woods paid of the Buick contract seemto each . other upon their ingly without a fight. breakup was that the $60-70 Walking away from $7 milmillion Woods reportedly lion can't be that easy, even received over the last nine if you're still ·making ·nearly years didn't seem to do a $100 million a year and are thing to help the company the first athlete to approach sell cars. Neither, apparent- $ 1 billion in endorsement ly, did the multiple touma- and career earnings. ments .Buick sponsored on But just as it made sense the PGA Tour or its deal that for GM to cut its losses with gave players courtesy cars at Woods, it made almost as tournaments around the 'much sense for Woods to get country. out before his name became There were 445 ,611 eveh more linked with the Buicks sold in 1999, the failing company. The last year Woods signed on to thing he needed was to be become the company's pitchman . Last year, Buick the public face of a beleasold just 185 ,79 1 vehicles, guered Buick, or have his and this year is going to be rich contract be the target of much worse. politicians in Washington Of course , Woods can't be looking for examples of blamed for bad design, poor Buick's largesse. gas mileage or any of a hunSo Woods will play next dred reasons people give year with a new name on his these days for not buying · bag, and he'll drive a differAmerican cars. All he tried ent car from the hotel to the to do. was sell them, though golf course. He may even he failed miserably - prov- skip the two tournaments ing perhaps that celebrity still sponsored by the car endorsements aren't all company that he . always they're made out to be. played in, and there will be A better measure of no trips to Torrey Pines to Woods· ability to sell prod- caddie for any contest winucts might be with the new ners. Gatorade ·Tiger he's now . And, yes, he'll give up $7 hawking . They even studied million. his sweat to come up with Right now, that looks like the proper formula for that, a small price to pay. · ·• Cavs rout Thunder. See Page81 L-------------------~ 'Cclnte tJy and chKk ~ our new fliCill~. Flue Weights, Canfiovasculat, Pin S-'1 W ad the bast tanning beds for .tlastiOmilesl """ "'"lail"<·ntint·l.•·nm rounding area .will experi- said . should allow the county ence harder times. Athens to operate without across-theCounty Commissioners, for board funding cuts. example, are looking at a During Wednesday's regunine-percent reduction in lar meeting, commissioners revenue next year due to a iJ.Warded a bid to KAL decline in sales tax revenue. Electric of Athens, in tl)e Meigs County, on the other amount of $20,650, for elechand, has seen an increase trical upgrades at the this year in . sales tax pro- Portland Community Center. ceeds , but some losses in real The funds are available estate taxes and other revenue through the Community sources. That, Davenport Development Block Grant REED . and oth., am ""*ems. BY BRIAN J. BY BETH SERGENT REED BSERGENTIIMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM BREEDIIMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Don't forget to chedl out our large line POMEROY - An additional piece of the funding puzzle has arrived for. Mei~s County's new E-911 .setv1ce. Robert Byer, Emergency Management Agency . ·. Director, met with Meigs County Commissioners last · Page AS 4 Dale Wallace Hill, II, 60 week to ·discuss a grant award of $22,771.50 from an • Harry R. Mozingo, 78 .· Emer~ency Management ~ ~iq< NeutzliiJQ. 60 _... · Plannmg Grant program. The funds will be added to other local·, state and federal money ·to finance the purchase and installation of E911 equipment and facilities: The grant will include a 50-percent local match of $45,543 to come from various funds earmarked for the new system. Byer said ·it will be used in the purchase of a 91 I Computer-Aided Dispatch system needed to imflement the service. E91 allows dispatchers to locate cellular callers, wbose addresses · are not part of the 911 system's datab:l$e. Funds from cellular telephone customers, who pay 32 cents per month to the state, will be accessed from an escrow account, now thai • 'Show Boat's a-Gomin' the county's E-91 I plan has been adopted. The :talent revue is Friday. Appalachian Regional .See Page A3 · Commission has provided "• Extension hosts $100,000 toward the equipmen! purchase, and county holiday happenings. commissioners have See Page AS secured a line of credit through Farmers Bank and Savings Co. to provide any additional funds needed. The system, by law, must be operating by Jan. I , Commissioners have hired contractors to complete electrical upgrades · OnrruARIES ,, We Have Gift Certificates 106 Gander Lane Mason WV Shopping Plaza in front of Walmart WEATIIER Want Plel5e see E·!tll, AS formula program. because a planned project for Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer District was canceled. Commissioners also authorized the closing of the Department of Job and Family Services on Dec. 26. Present were· Commissioner Davenport and President Jim Sheets, and Commissioner-elect Tom Anderson . Pomeroy investigates alleged thefts, accident Additional funding secured for E-911 system Try our V10, 8 minut8 super bed Only 2 ... tiNt Coullb~ 24 HOUR FITNESS & TANNING! J. men ts on Dec . 1/i. and BREEDilr-tYDAILYSENTINELCOM Commissioner · Mick Davenport said he will POMEROY Next begin meeting with county year's county general fund officeholders, in coming budget will be . "tight," days to determine their according to County needs · for next year. Commissioners , but Meigs Davenport said he expects County could fare better than general fund departmental . others in a tight economy. appropri.ations to remain the · County Auditor Mary ' same as this year's. Byer-Hill will close the According to Davenport, books on general fund pay- some cQunties in the surBv. BRIAN I (COUPON MUST BE PRESENT* SALE ENDS 1211012008) I olfotioml and .u~tsl Printed on 100% Rec,n led Newsprint Commissioners anticipate 'tight' '09 budge~ I SAVE 25°/o OFF SUPPLEMENTS I I & LOTIONS WITH THIS COUPON! I Our X5 Spa bed is BUN to ntlax wllh ocean scent aroma UMnpy and LED qjuYenallon Utlht FDA approv«t to treat · acM prone Rfn, fine linn & wrinkles l'lll ' H.Sil" . 'Cl\ !· ,IllER :,-. :!OCIX :;X . ' " · <)<) SPORTS r----------------~--, en ne tl> . · Staff phOtOI Dale 'Eflfs ·(fo&rt~ from left) drew the winning ticket for a drawing f!'leant to benefit the Ohio SchQ()I.for the Blind at this wee~·s OHSAA "foundation.game'' between Meigs and Eastern. Winner Paige Cleek (third from left) donated her prize winnings back to the Ohio School for the Blind who will march in the Rose Bowl in 2010. Meigs Marauder Band members (frorh left) Hope Hajivandi, Olivia Bevan were one of many who sold tickets. Also pictured, Meigs Local Schools Superintendent BiJrBuckley. asuccess BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENTIIMYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY ...,. This week. members of the Meigs and Eastern · Local School Districts turned out to not only play some basketball : but to benefit the community. · The pn;_viously unscheduled game between the varsity boys and girls was applied for by Meigs Local and permitted by the Ohio High School Athlet.ic · Association .. The game turned into not only a $250 donation to the OHSAA's Scholarship Foundation but an-outpouring of giving into the immediate community. Leading up to Tuesday night's game, students in the Meigs Local School District were asked to cotlect canned goods for senior citizens who live beyond the Please see Success; AS Dan Thom.as, (third from left) Meigs' PEP grant coordinator, presents (from left) Lindsey Matson and Brian Hoffman of the Meigs Senior Center's Fitness Center, with a new piece oi exercise equipment for the center during this week's OHSAA '1oundation game" between Meigs and Eastern. · POMEROY - Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt reports the following cases of two alleg·ed thefts and a traffic accident, all currently under investigation by his department. On Monday. the Pomeroy Police Department ·was called to the Dolla·r General Store on West Main Street to investigate an alleged shoplifting incident. According to the 'official report, an employee at Dollar General did not observe the shoplifting sus. peel take any items but became suspicious when the woman allegedly was rummaging through her purse several times. An officer with the Pomeroy Police Department questioned the susper.t, Denise Reitmire, and reported finding store items in the su~pect's purse, coat and .· jea.n pockets. Reitmire was arrested by the officer and char~ed with petty theft. Reitnme later posted bond. , Melvin Henry of Hill Street in Pomeroy recently reported the theft of four guns from his residence. The guns· were stored on a gun · rack inside the residence . Henry said he left his home at 5 a.m. one morning and when he returned home around 4:35 p.01. he found someone had entered his home through the back door. The door was covered with plastic on the inside and ·the plastic had been ripped. Henry also reported 12-14 gallons of gasoline stolen from his vehicle. A traffic accident involving two vehicles recently Pleue see Investigate. AS .Longtime bank employee retires Phillips nets 514-vote victory margin· STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Detollo on Page A2 INDEX . 2 SECI10NS - 16 PAGES Annie's Mailbox A2 Calendars Bs-6 Classifieds ~mics ~ditorials ' Holzer Clinic .informatiof1 or to ' 87 .A4 ~ovies As • Obituaries As Piacesto go A3 8 Section Sports A2 Weather @ aooB Oblo Volley Pubtlahlna eo•• , POMEROY - After 54 years in the banking business, Marilyn Wolfe of Racine, currently a teller at Peoples Bank in Pomeroy, is retiring Saturday. Her entire career has been spent Working in the same bank building at the comer of Court and Second Streets in Pomeroy, but her employer has changed four times. She started to work on April 26, 1954 at the Pomeroy National Bank. In 1980 the bank became Bank One for three years, then Bank One , Athens untiI 1996 when it again changed hands and became Peoples Bank. Peoples Bank will host a retirement reception in her honor from I to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Pomeroy office, 115 Court Street, and invites the . public to stop by to wish her well in her retirement. Refrestiments will be served. ~ ---- ·-· -----~ ,-- - . cent of the ·total vote, outside the POMEROY - Athens 0 .5- percent City Councilwoman Debbie window that would trigger Phillips "margin of victory over Athens County Auditor an automatic Jill Thompson widened recount. Tuesday to 514 votes after Official Debbie provisional ballots were results show Phllllp.s counted in Athims County Phillips with and the three other counties 27,369 votes, and Thompson in the 92nd House District. with 26,855. Thompson con·Phillips lost three of the ceded Tuesday. Phillips has four counties in the district. been attending orientation for but carried Athens County new state representatives in by nearly 5,000 votes Columbus this week , she said. enough to win district-wide. Results by county were: Tuesday 's official count Athens: Phillips. 16 ,80 1, included provisional ballots Thompson. 11.99:1: Meigs: cast in each county. includ- Phillips, 4.133 . Thompson, ing 228 cast in Meigs 5,898: Morgan : Phillips , County. Most of those pro- 2.691, Thompson . 3.504; visional ballots, however, Washington: Phillips, 3,744, were cast by Ohio Thompson , 5.460. University students in The 92nd Di strict Athens County. Please see PhUIIps, AS Phillips won 50.47 perBY BRIAN J. REED BAEEDOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM Marilyn Wolfe -· ......- .. --·-- -~ ......... - .. . ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 26, 2008 bonecutter enoch mcmillin schultheiss shockey