http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e506f8ff36bfb36b474729e7fe542f43.pdf b7c6e4588370448d882aabcf4a0a6842 PDF Text Text ...• ·~ • • •J • • Page Bto •. The Daily f>entinel Tuesday, December 23, 200$ www.mydailysentinel.com ' . l '>l Cdmration of Lift~ • • ••••• tf7j e,,, ""' ASSOCIATED PRESS ..-- ' • · •• • THURSDAY Bv BETH SERGENT The Daily . Sentinel will nol j)e published Thursday and 11s offices will be closed in obser, vance of Christmas. , Regular publication and office hours resume Friday. I 'SeePageBl 0 T N 0 · AN • ~ """ ·"'"(,,.J"''"I'"..t , ..,,, 3,131 customers problems causing the outages including insulators which needed replaced on a circuit at one location and in another location wires slap· ping together due to the wind caused another problems. These wires were separated and then placed further apart . Another problem with restoring the power was the remote . location of one of the circuits which was not accessible by truck, causing workers to'traveJ on foot . As of yesterday evening, workers were trying to restore power by working in this remote location between Ohio 7 and Middleport. By 4:30p.m., Rennie said there were 636 customers without ·powe( and AEP hoped to have everyone back on the grid by 6 p.m. Many customers without · power said they were lucky to have family and friends to stay with who had heat and electricity during the recent bitter temperatures, while others bundled up and waited out the cold in their frigid homes. 5 E D A L L JAMES L. SCHMOLL, O.D. Doctor or Oplo!metry 443 General Hartinger Parkway • Middleport. OH 992-6545 • 4 s A M T s • Merry Christmas • Saban named . 'AP coach of the year. . <it'~ R MIDDLEPORT Shortly after 7:30 p.m. on Monday, 3,131 American Electric Power customers in Meigs County, primarily in the Middleport area, found themselves in the dark. According to AEP Spokesperson Jeff Rennie, by 10:05 p.m . Monday njght, 1.554 customers had their power restored, leaving 1.577 in the dark. By 10:45 a.m. yesterday mom· ing another 234 were back · on the grid, leaving .1,320 still without power. Rennie said it appears there was not one but a few SPORTS. E R R y ... c H BSEAGENTCilVDAILYSENTINEL.COM • · Prilltedon tOO%. Rrcydtd Newsprint~· \\ 1-.11:\I·.SIJ \\ . lll·.l ' L\IBI·, I{ :!-l, :!OOX Powe~ outage affects No SENTINEL · • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,) II ( 'I'\ IS • \ ol. ,) X. '\o . I tX . • ·COUNTDOWN~· •..m· ·~o·~~~· .• . 333 . . . . . . lldd"PD~f, Ott (740) - .OWIIIIookliiiiiiiiiiiiiOialllll.com 10 · - · 1 ,_ BY PAUL NEWBERRY ;.CHRISTMAS. BY BETH SERGENT . 6. BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - Yesterday evening after the sun went down the volume went up on police scanners · with reports of multiple motor vehicle accidents caused by a mix of freezing rain, sleet and cold temperatures. Within an hour at least seven ace idents were reported to local dispatchers who were listening to reports from law , enforcement officials and emer· gepcy personnel describing local roads as a "solid sheet ofice." The calls began with reports of multiple cars ending up in a ditch along Ohio . . . 681 with the Scipio Fire .t.•. '. Department responding. No ' ·. word on injuries as of press ·Pqe AS time. :• Ruth Ann Sell~rs. 87. Then, the ' Racine Fire ' •, Department was called out . I to a two-vehicle accident with entrapment at the foot J. Reedlphoto of the Ravenswood Bridge ·Saelym Davis, 6, of Racine, takes a moment to _reflect on the true meaning of Christmas, represented byBrian .I a nativity sbene < on US 33 . There was one installed Tuesday at Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy. .. · . ]•. W.Va. plant says person injured. Emergency personnel from ·Jackson . drastic cuts needed to • County, W.Va .. were also =,stay afloat. See Page A3 reporting several accidents on the West Virginia side of '~ Gifts of books go BY BRIAN J. AJiED the bridge. · .-~ Southam Elementary BAEI'DOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM The Pomeroy Fire ··Students. See Page AS De~artmen t was called to an POMEROY - Historic 'BY KEVIN KELLY 1'.!-,.•,.··Ohio governor names accident on US 33 near the pipe organs bu'lt by the • • KKELLYOMYCAILYTAIBUNE.COM Five Points Area. No ~new state treasurer. mJunes were reported .. Barckhoff Church Orgall' GALLIPOLIS Pomeroy. was then caiJed to Co. will once again be tradi· Page AS Unemployment in Meigs an accident· on US 33 just tiona) · elements of the County declined slightly in past the rest area at Darwin Christmas celebrations in two Pomeroy churches. · November while the jobless where· a vehicle driven by Grace Church and Sacred rate for Gallia County an elderly female passenger WEATHER remained unchanged, the slid off the road into a Heart Church each own Ohio Department of Jobs guardrail. It was nnk.nown if Barckhoff organs, but only the Episcopal organ was and Families Services there were injuries. locally. . Carl , reported . The Pomeroy Police built . Barckhoff, born in County-by-county jobless Depanment responded to an Germany, moved his operafor last month was data accident at Union and tion from Latrobe, Pa., to announced by DJFS on Higqland Avenue. No the Condor Street area in Tuesday , also showing injuries reported. Pomeroy in 1900, just after slight declines in surroundThe Rutland · Fire Sacred {ieart Church and its ing counties. · Department was called to a Meigs dropped one-tenth multiple vehicle crash on Barckhoff or11an were· dedi· He butlt organs here, of a percent to 10 percent Ohio 124 near the old cated. '·,, ' including that . at Grace for November, placing it Hilltop Grocery Store. No Church,.until the monumen· ,, ·pe~at~ on Page AS . '. among four other counties · injuries were reported. tal flood of that year. . ' - Huron, Noble. Ottawa Rutland, along with the Carl Barckhoff organs are and Van Wen - with rates Salem Center· Fire still found, many over I 00 at 10 .percent or above. Van Departmen1 were toned out years old, in Columbus, . Wert County had the highest for a an accident on Ohio Cincinnati and several other jobless rate for the month at 124 near CR 325 where a Ohio cities, as well as . , a SEcnoNs - 16 PAoES 10.9 percent. vehicle rep,ortedly rolled churches and homes as far Gallia County's 6.3 perover. The departments were Annie's Mailbox as Florida, North cent unemployment rate later cancc;Ied from the call · away Brl8n J. RMdlpholo Dak;ot11, and Nebraska. remained the same in Calendars when everyone made it out . Cline Dailey, long-time organist a\ Grace Church, is pic· Eventually,. the organ com· of 'the vehicle and there pany went bankrupt. and lured at the Barckhoff Organ there, built in Pomeroy in the November, DJFS reported . Classifieds · The rate incre~ in only were no injuries. Barckhoff died in 19 I 9 in early 20th century. The organ was moved to the choir loft one area county, Washington, · There was a ·disabled Comics . after the 1913 flood . • which was 5.5 percent in vehicle on Lincoln Heights Virginia. The organ at the November. Its October rate while Lincoln Hill and Editorials The organ at Sacred Heart was 5.4 percent. church was given river. When the flood waters Pomeroy Cliff's were Episcopal the parish decided was one of the furnishings Movies Otherwise, declines were described as impassable and by Mrs . G.M. Plantz, in receded, to move the organ from the included in the parish's sec· May, 1905,. She is memori· seen in Athens County at 6.2 Mulberry Avenue was like alized by a bronze plaque main floor to the choir loft. ' ond church building - ded· percent, down six-tenths of a ~bituaries an ice rink. Lincoln Heights on the organ baluster: Barnhart of L.W. in December. 1899 percent from October's 6.8 B Section was later closed to traffic as "Blessed are the dead which Parkersburg, W.Va. built a icated Sports - and is still in use today, percent; Jackson County at was Lincoln Hill. new console for the die in the Lord; their works although the church 7 .9 percent, also down six· Weather As On the West Virginia side follow them," it reads. Episcopal organ in 1959. In installed a new Allen elec- tenths of a percent from 8.5 of the river, W.Va. 62 .was the early · 1990's, the organ Eight years after the organ Claoo8 Ohlo'VoiJO)' Publlohi"' Co. temforarily shut down was installed at Grac~ was restored . The bellows tronic organ in 2007. That percent in October; Lawrence new 21st-century instru- County at 5.5 percent, down unti the roads could be were rebuilt , the original Church, seven feet of Ohiii. ment is now used during two-tenths of a percent from treated to . start melting River water entered the' pipes cleaned and a new Sunday masses. 5.7 penoent in October; and some of the ice. Gothic-style Episcopal "trompette" stop was added Ple•.. -Ck;IA.AS Plai.. - ...... AS Pl11.. - Acd...illl. AS church, which overlooks the to the 25 existing stops . UBmrARrns . ~. ' INsiDE mhWelcome 1 ueseason. ' .' At this spodallime of year. ·- Barckhoff organs • .' we'd~ to join our ~bors in qlvlnq llumlzs for the Lorcfs D111DJ1 blessinqslncludl~ your • kind frlend!hlp. ' You've rea.Uy made w feel welcome here. • • ... :, ,,, "4 ~··' . . . 't' Insurance Plus 114 Court St. Pomeroy 992-6677 .,,1 '. ~ t.; . ,.,. \ ; • . . ~ • • . ' ' - •' in Christmas Jobless rate down in Meigs, steady in Gallia · see INDEX At this bu'y time of year, when everyone is sprucing up for Chri,tmas, goodwill and gratitude would certainly come in handy. and we've got plenty 10 spread around! To all those who've passed through our doors this year. we offer our best wishes and thanks. It's always a pleasure serving yo u. BAUM LUMBER ·St1 At. 248 • Chester, OH 985-3301 . .• • --1• • '1 . ' . .. ' • �The Daily Sentinel WoRLD AROUND THE PageA2· Wednesday, December 24, 2008 European countries mull Zimbabwe faces bleak Christmas ·amid food ctisis Bv ANGus taking in Gitmo detainees SHAW ASSOCIATED ~RESS WRITER ' Tuesday that France was conHARARE, Zimbabwe ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITt A sidering hosting Guantanamo At overflowing garbage detainees, but said a Europe- dumps in Zimhabwe 's capiLONDON - When !he wide discussion was needed . tal, desperate vagrants A man dressed U.S. government asked years The diplomat spoke on conpounced on trash bags and as Santa watchago that countries take in dition of anonymity in line fought over chicken bones es as a ShC1pper , deiainees freed from the wilh ·govemment policy. pushes her trol· Guantanamo military prison, A lawyer who defended ex- and scraps of disCarded food . Sewage clogged streets and ley on a sidewalk only tiny Albania answered Guantanamo inmates in in'"downtown · the call. French · courts. William most shopkeepers didn't even The rest of Europe had Bourdon . sa;d the French · bother with holiday decoraHarare, · long criticized the U.S. mili- government was in discus- tions. Zimbabwe, In crumbling, "largely tary detention center in Cuba sions to take in Guantanamo Saturday, Dec. , Christian Zimbabwe. where a and the Bush administration prisoners. 20. In crumbling ' for opening it' in January "There is an obligation of cholera epidemic has killed Zimbabwe there · more than 1.100 people, 2002 to hold so-called r d is little sign of the "enemy combatants" accused so I arity with these pe<'ple Christmas is just another day f h · who were held for so long of suffering. holiday decors- ' 0 avmg links to the a!- without legal recourse." lions common in "'There is nothing for us to Qaida terror network or Bourdon said. without elabopast years. The celebrate .. Christmas is a Af~hanistan 's ousted Taliban rating. · ·economic colreg1me. · German Foreign Minister story of hunger," said Monica lapse of what · Now Europe appears to be Frank Walter Steinmeier has Rugare. "It is just another day had once been a: open to helping. as President- asked officials to look into of poverty, the way we are food exporter living today." elect Burack Oba1mi has pledged to close the prison. the legal, political and practihas left millions The country 's Christmas Most Europeans held in cal aspects of accepting tradition of city dwellers of Zimbabweans ' Guantanamo have been detainees. a> "he . does not heading to the countryside in need of inter- · returned to their home coun- want to see the plan to close with gifts of food and clothnational hand- · tries . . but U.S. Defense Guantanamo fail due to the ing for their relatives isn't outs. Secretary Robert Gates has need to find somewhere for possible this year. Annual AP photo called for proposals for trans- those prisoners," according to church carol services have ferring the remaining 250 or ministry spokesman Jens been subdued. if they were so detainees _ amid con- Ploetm;r on Monday. held at all. cems that some could be perGerman Chancellor Angela On Tuesday, .children · secuted if sent back to their Merkel has long called for the found a. bit. of cheer playing· home nations. camp's closure; but her 111 the stmkmg water gushing Most come from Yemen. spokesman Thomas Steg said from a broken sewer in the but . others are from Germany would i10t accept impoverished Harare neighAzerbaijan, Algeria, prisoners if conditions were borhood of Braeside. · neighboring countries and ment, it said. graced Harare, in previou$ Afghamstan, ' Chad, China attached. Ten-year-old . ~udzai sell them for U.S. dollars ·Or · ' Critics blame Mugabe's years. and Saul,)i Antbia. Some have Portugal is willing to grant Urere. ignoring the warnings have access to hard c~cy policies, including an .often•'fh!l state forestry i:ommis: been held without charg~ asylum to Guantanamo from cholera-conscious because they work for for- ~iolent campaign: beginning sion, meanwhile, ' ~ported since the prison camp detainees who .cannot return adults as she leaped about in eign companies·or have rela- m 2000, to seize white- 720,000 acre~ , of woodland$ opened. home, according to a letter · the murky water, said her lives abroad. owned farms and hand them were felled for frrewood 10 Portugal, France, Germany" sent by- Portuguese Foreign mother had gone to sear~h for But for most over to veterans of his guer- heat homes and for cooking and Switzerla.nd said they Minister Luis Amado to his food and would not he home Zimbabweans; 'the economic rilla war against white minor- amid persistent" .electri~al would consider taking in European Union counterparts until nightfall. collapse of what was opce a ity rule. Mugabe, who has power outages over the pas! some of the remaining this month. When she did return, she regional bread basket and ruled Zimbabwe for 28 years. (wo years. detainees. Amado wrote that the .EU would be lu~ky to bring food exporter ·has left mil- blames Western sanctions. . The' ·Zimbabwe Teachers "We've encouraged other "sh011Id send a clear sign.al of -home· vegetables,. not toys or lions dependent ·on intema- though the European Union Association brought more nations to accept de.tainees our willingness to help the . candy. ' · tiona! handouts. and U.S. have targeted only bad news. from Guantanamo. and we're . U.S . government resolve this . In !_his country of glaring · The cholera outbreak that Mugabe and dozens of his It said· s~hools across the pleased with !he recent dis- problem, namely by taking in mequ1t1es , there are some has killed more than I,100 clique With frozen bank country lost up to 70 percent · cussions," Pentagon the detainees." He is expect- who do have the leisure and people since. August is accounts and travel bans. of "learning time" in the I~ spokesman Navy Cmdr. ed to raise the issue at a cash for pastimes like golf, blamed on ,the collapse ·of · · With inflation running at quarter of this ·year aftet Jeff;ey Gordon said Tuesday, January meeting of the bloc even if they can't escape the water and ~ewage facilities . more than 231 million per- teac~ers' pay fell below th¢ addmg that U.S . authorities in the Czech capital, Prague. stench of ~haas. · bereft of purification chemi- cent, the central bank has cost of their transportation til wanted to make sure the ~wit~erland also is "ready The sewage flowing down ~s or spare parts. The water- licensed shops and business- school. Attendance by pupils detainees - if released -'- to seriously examine" a U.S. the streets of Braeside emp- :!!,ome disease should be easy es to trade in hard currency fell to below 1:\alf thos¢ would not be mistreated or -request, Swiss govemfnent tied into a stream already to prevent and tre ~t. but not in for the sale of imported goods enrolled. · · pose a threat to the intema- minister Moritz Leuenberger sv:ollen by heavy seasonal a country when: ll1edical sup- and farm supplies. Th~ teachers' organization tiona! community. said. _· ' rams. The fou]:smelling plies are scarce and all state .Innocent Zuwa, a .small said the education sys~m. . The U.S . military had said EU nations are more water I1UJo through a nearby hospitals have clp.sed because farmer outside Har.are, said once ' the e~vy of soutltei'l) II would prosecute about 70 inclined to help resolve ihe golf course where a few playthey can'tpay staff enough to he was unable to plant any Africa, ~as .crippled by prisoners in military tri- .Guantanamo situation now ers moved gingerly around it covet the commute to work. · crops in the current wet sea- econo1n1c cns1s and a d · bunals, but fewer than 20 that President George W. on the fifth fairway Tuesday. Doc!ors Without Borders son - he has no hard curren- lock over a power-sharing have been charged. It is / Bush is leaving office, an Zimbabwe's chaos is listed Zimbabwe's health cri- cy to buy seed and fertilizer. deal between Mugabe and unclear what would happen official from the bloc said opportunity for some. Stories sis and continuing economic "There's nothing for me to prime minister designati: to them should the detention Tuesday on condition of abound of President Robert collapse among its "Top I0 pl!llJ!. Many others I know Morgan Tsvangirai, head of camp be shut and the .trials anonymity because he was Mugabe 's generals selling the Humanitarian Crises ·of are in the same situation in · the opposition Movement fot halted. no.t authorized to speak to state's diamonds. Another 2008 ," noting · in a report this tunnoil we are in," he Democratic Change. · An estimated 30.000 teach: The Bush administration reporters. . scarce, . government-con- released this week !hal life said. holds that the Guantanamo The Europeans' willing- trolled commodity is hard expectancy hl!li plwruneted to At the hard ~urrenc y ers left government service facility should be closed, tiut ness to .help marks a sharp currency. Those close to just 34 years of' age, accord- stores Tuesday, there were since disputed elections in 1t has fought doggedly to • tum from their relu~f1ince in Mugabe can buy U.S. dollars ing to UN figures. Because no takers for a children's · March, it said. keep all remaining inmates 2006, when only the Balkan at the low government rate of !he crisis, some 2 million bicycle priced at $350, or a ''If the environment doeS outside the United States nation of Albania offered to not change in cciming ctarl and sell them on the black people infected with the stereo system going for . ' argumg that !hey are too dan- accept five Turkic-speaking market for a hefty profit. AIDS virus have been forced $650. The stores didn't schools are unlikely to reopet) gerous to bring mto the coun- Muslims called Uighurs from Other Zimbabweans bring to skip meals or cannot afford even bother with the holi' next tenn," the teacher$ try. Mo~t. speculation. about China's.far western provin~e in food and other goods from bus fare to clinics for treat- day decorations that have group said in a statement. · the poss1b1hty of housmg the of XmJtang, where Chinese prisoners within the U.S. has authorities accuse them of centered on the military waging a separatist campmon at Fort Leavenworth, paign. The Uighur ,detainees Kansas.. But offi~ials . there sai~ the~ . we_re • fighting have sa1d the facd1ty 1s not agamst C:llmese:occupation. secure enough, and Kansas More than-a.dozen Uighurs senators Sam Brownback and remain · in· · .Guantana,mo, Pat Roberts s1x months ago th~ugh, and Al,bania·has said . ·protested m a letter to the nothing about the ~ibility . Bush admm1strauon that of taking them ·• in'. u:S. Leavenw()rth 's only secure authorities have refused io ' wong was too small. return them to China for fear A French diplomat said they may face persecution. Bv PAISLEY Dooos J1(.. Select Group of Upholstered furniture 1(2 price • Special Group • Lam'ps • Clocks • Pictur~ · • Wall Hangings • Christmas Decorations liZ Price WOOD ACCENT FUR.NTfURE .Dining Sets Complete Stock- Reaucea 25% Desks; Benches, End Tables, Sofa Tables, Book Shelves, Cocktail Tables End -Of-Year Sale • BYTHEBEND . ANNIE'S MAILBOX ·Was outburst a sign offuture problems? Bv KAntv MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: My boyfriend, "Dennis" and l were friends for sev~n years before we became a couple. A few mghts ago, during a normal conversation he suddenly s~d he was ~ly annoy.ed wtth my ~uestions. He satd he couldn t believe I needed to ask about things ''even a person of avera~e intelli~en~e would. know.' . . Anme, I wor)c at a univerSlty, hold a master's degree ~nd ~onsider · myself very mtelhgent. ·The meanness Deqnis u~ to express his annoyance IS what worries me. After his ·initial outburst, l tried to change the subject, but he immediately went back to complaining that my questions were, not intelligent. l felt attacked. Dennis apologized the following day, using as an excuse the fact that he's been under stress, but it struck me as emotionally abu~ive. We rarely fight or exchange unpleasant words but his mean streak showed up once before, and now l worry what will happl!D when we marry. I'm think. !ng about calling off the ~n~agement. Am [. overre,actmg? - Worried . Dear Worried: A major ~?mpo~ent of a good marnage 1s respect for your partner. It doesn't sound as Jf Dennis thinks very highly of. your intellect. It is, of course,possible that you are ,asking .too many questions filtogether and Dennis simply . became exasperated; Rev1ew ;rour conversation ;md dec1d.e whether you ·.may have been partly at fault. If not, please get premarital counseling before taking the next step. · Dear Annie: I am a 25year-old single mother of ~wp.. I live in a home that ~y mother purchased to get IDY son and me out of a bad situation. · : My dilemma is that my parents are very religious and go to church twice on . Sundays. I have come to realize that I no longer want to be a part of the church. I believe God is .everywhere liOd loves. everyone. I just don 't want to be a part of a j:hun;h that feels like a cult to me. I don't know how to ~ell f!ly mother l no longer Y.,ish . to go with . lier nn Sundays. I'm afraid it will break her heart' and that she will ask me to leave !he house she owns. I feel hypocritical attending church, but ' ' Public meetings Monday, Dec. 29 POMEROY - Salisbury I don't want to hurt anyone. Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m., Manning Roush - Confused Christian Dear Confused: This is home. Organizational meetone of those things you ing will follow regular · should be honest about , meeting. , Thesday, Nov. 30 although you don't have to PAGEVlLLE - Scipio hit lour mother over the Township Trustees, 6:30 h~a with it. Simply say, p.m., Pageville town hall. w1th great sincenty and regret, that you are uncom- Organ~zational meeting to f?rtable attending this par- follow regular meeting. llcular church. If she questions you about your de~ision, be prepared VVednesday,Dec.24 to answer truthfully. Of POMEROY - Cantata course, you must be willing and candlelight service, 8 to take your lumps, even if p.m., Trinity Church. Music tpat means moving out. Dear Annie: "Susie in at 7:30 p.m. "A Shepherd's Texas" thinks people with- Tale" is the theme· of the out health insurance have ~antata and will feature the chosen to live off of others old shepherd, choir, handinstead of pulling their own weight. I don't have health insurance, but I don't live off of Susie or anyone else. When I go to the doctor, I pay cash at the time of treat· ment. I don't have health insurance because the best plan I could find cos.ts $239 a month and comes with a $6,000 deductible. That means before I get any coverage, I'm out $8,868. On the other hand, when l go·to the doctor (for considerably less), I get a discount for . paying cash. It doesn't make financial sense for me to buy health insurance (it amounts to 25 percent of my income - too much for me), and I'm not the only one who finds the cost excessive. · I've been lucky not to be terribly ill, but if it were to happen, I'd probably just suffer rather than use all my resources to stay alive. And I certail)ly wouldn't want to use up Susie's assistan~e. Thank you for pointing out to her that it is a complicated issue. - · Cam In Washington Dear Cam: We understand how expensive insurance ~an be, but some peopie have found that catastrophic insurance, . which covers only major illness and hospitalization, suits their needs. You might look into it. Annie's Mailbox is: written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to .anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.Q. Box 1181-90, Chicago, JL 60611. To find out more · The Bartrum & Brown about Annie's Mailbox; · . Foundation and Meigs and reflll features by other County Sheriff's Office Crefllors Syndicate writers recently teamed up to proand cartoonists, visit the vide some special gifts for Creators Syndicate Web deserving kids in the area. Jlllge at www.creators.com. The kids picked up their gifts at the Mason, W.Va . Wal-Mart which worked in conjunction with the foundatiC1n and sheriff's office. Slafl phololl . Church events The boy was not injured, the sheriff said. Donini said .Garvin turned herself in to authorities around II :30 p.m. Tuesday. She ~as being held in the Scioto County jail with bond set at $1 .5 million pending a hearing Friday. A preliminary investigation showed that the suspect apparently was known to the victims, and authorities said there· were no si~ns of . forced entry. The shenff did not comment on a ·possible motive or provide details of the relationship between Garvin and the victims. The bodies of the two women were found in the living room of the mobile home and Edward Mollett's body was found in the kitchen, the sheriff said_ Scioto County Coroner Dr. Terry Johnson said the autopsies would be con-. 'ducted at the Montgomery County coronc;r 's office. ............. Free Delivery 106 East Main Street • Pomeroy, OH • 992-3671 . • • ' . I - - ... ~· bells and live nativity scene. MIDDLEPORT - A special Chri;tmas Eve candlelight service will be held at 7 p .m. at the Middleport First Baptist Church. POMEROY - Christmas Eve service ; 9 p.m . St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Pomeroy. For more information . call. 992-2010. Regular services, 9:45 a.m. Sunday, adult class studying Joshua; II a.m. Sunday worship; 6 p.m. Bible study ·on alternating Tuesday and Wednesday evenings now studying Luke. . MIDDLEPORT Christmas Eve candlelight service, 7 p.m. at the Middleport First Presbyterian Church. POMEROY - Christmas Eve vigil Mass, 5:30 p.m., with children participating, Sacred Heart Church. Midnight Mass following II: 15 p.m. choral program. Sunday, Dec. 28 CHESTER - · The Cornwell Twins will be at the Chester United Methodist Church for the 9 a.m. service . Wednesday, Dec. 31 LONG BOITOM - The Faith Full Gospel Church at Long Bottom, Route 124 will have a 9 p.m . to mid: mght New Year's Eve servi~e at the church . Brian and Family Connections, Jerry and Diana Frederick , and church singers will entertain. Steve Reed is the pastor. . HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Community Church, New Year's Eve service with Pastor Theron Durham , 7 p.m.• . guest . ; ingers The Spiritual Tone,. Henry and Hc,.cr Eh lin, The O'bomc' . Birthdays Monday. Jan. 5 TUPPERS PLAI.'-IS Vera We ber · of Tupper; Plaons os a rehah patient at the Valley Cente r. 1000 Lincoln Dr.. Roo111 :12 I . South Charle , ton . W.Va . 23539. On Jan. 5 ' he" ill he · 84 year". old. Clubs and organizations · Monday, Dec. 29 POM EROY -- The OhKan Co in Club will n1ecl a1 7 p.m. at th e Pume ro) Library. There will be a meeting and an aul'!ion . W.Va. plant says drastic Gynecology Services cuts needed to stay afloat Available In Meigs County RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP) - Offi~ials at the Century Aluminum plant in Ravenswood told politicians and others the company needs to cut costs by 20 percent to avoid shutting down by February. . At a meeting Tuesday, the company said the plant which em(Jloys 685 workers - is bemg hurt by the falling cost of aluminum. The company says it costs the . $31 million a month to operate the facility, with $9 million .of that coming · in power bills. American Electric Power says it's willing lo work with Century to reduce costs, but those reductions · will be passed on to other customers. .Gov. Joe Manchin and U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito attended the meeting. Both say they're committed to helping the plant stay open. · II Reed & Baur Insurance Agency 220 East Main Sllee( Pomeroy. OH 45769 www_niedbaur.com jdi llon@reedbaur.com ............. Fioe -'-- • • Well-11·oman exam~ • Birth Control Induding • Implanon 1First & Onl) 3-ycar implantable birth conlrol • Gardasil \'accine •sm det('Ction & treatment • Minimilll~-ima.,ive (t\'O('COIO!!ic surgical mt • Pregnancy Care • Essure (Searles.~ Permanent Jane D. Broecker, MD ·Birth Control Strrilization l 113 East Memorial Drive Pomenly, OH • 992-9158 Castrop Center 75 Hospital D•· Suite 260 Athens, OH • 594-8819 PaiiiCII•llvl. ' 2008 ' IIPIIIeretsFire 'See store for details Wednesday, December 24, Better to give than • receive .Woman charged in shoot- . ing that left 3 dead in Ohio PORTSMOUTH (AP) A woman has been charged in !he shooting deaths of a ~oupie and their adult daughter in southern Ohio's Scioto · County, the sheriff said Tuesday. . Sheriff Marty Donini said Kara M. .Garvin, · 29, . of Franklin Furnace is charged V'ith three counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of Edward D. Mollett, 46, his 43cye8r-old wife Juanita F, Mollett and their 20-year-old ~laughter Christina J. Mollett : Doliini said his officers were calied to the Molletts' (nobile home in Franklin furnace whe(e the shootings occurred about 6:30 p.m. by a reli•\ive who lived nearby. : A 6-year-old grandson of Edward and Juanita Mollett and nephew of Christina Mollett ~as at the mobile llome when the shootings QCcurred and ran to the relative's home for help, Donini said. PageA3 Community Calendar ,.IIIJ,.JIIIrcallll•d Store Hours: 9:30 • 5:00 Mon- FrL 9:30. 1:00 sat 25960ff11 . !he Daily Sentinel .............. ..... -~ _.,_,.~ - A. .trm... ~rh• ~ O'BLENESS . ,~ H£ALTH 'IOY ST£ "-4 www.river~bg)' n.com �The Daily Sentinel WoRLD AROUND THE PageA2· Wednesday, December 24, 2008 European countries mull Zimbabwe faces bleak Christmas ·amid food ctisis Bv ANGus taking in Gitmo detainees SHAW ASSOCIATED ~RESS WRITER ' Tuesday that France was conHARARE, Zimbabwe ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITt A sidering hosting Guantanamo At overflowing garbage detainees, but said a Europe- dumps in Zimhabwe 's capiLONDON - When !he wide discussion was needed . tal, desperate vagrants A man dressed U.S. government asked years The diplomat spoke on conpounced on trash bags and as Santa watchago that countries take in dition of anonymity in line fought over chicken bones es as a ShC1pper , deiainees freed from the wilh ·govemment policy. pushes her trol· Guantanamo military prison, A lawyer who defended ex- and scraps of disCarded food . Sewage clogged streets and ley on a sidewalk only tiny Albania answered Guantanamo inmates in in'"downtown · the call. French · courts. William most shopkeepers didn't even The rest of Europe had Bourdon . sa;d the French · bother with holiday decoraHarare, · long criticized the U.S. mili- government was in discus- tions. Zimbabwe, In crumbling, "largely tary detention center in Cuba sions to take in Guantanamo Saturday, Dec. , Christian Zimbabwe. where a and the Bush administration prisoners. 20. In crumbling ' for opening it' in January "There is an obligation of cholera epidemic has killed Zimbabwe there · more than 1.100 people, 2002 to hold so-called r d is little sign of the "enemy combatants" accused so I arity with these pe<'ple Christmas is just another day f h · who were held for so long of suffering. holiday decors- ' 0 avmg links to the a!- without legal recourse." lions common in "'There is nothing for us to Qaida terror network or Bourdon said. without elabopast years. The celebrate .. Christmas is a Af~hanistan 's ousted Taliban rating. · ·economic colreg1me. · German Foreign Minister story of hunger," said Monica lapse of what · Now Europe appears to be Frank Walter Steinmeier has Rugare. "It is just another day had once been a: open to helping. as President- asked officials to look into of poverty, the way we are food exporter living today." elect Burack Oba1mi has pledged to close the prison. the legal, political and practihas left millions The country 's Christmas Most Europeans held in cal aspects of accepting tradition of city dwellers of Zimbabweans ' Guantanamo have been detainees. a> "he . does not heading to the countryside in need of inter- · returned to their home coun- want to see the plan to close with gifts of food and clothnational hand- · tries . . but U.S. Defense Guantanamo fail due to the ing for their relatives isn't outs. Secretary Robert Gates has need to find somewhere for possible this year. Annual AP photo called for proposals for trans- those prisoners," according to church carol services have ferring the remaining 250 or ministry spokesman Jens been subdued. if they were so detainees _ amid con- Ploetm;r on Monday. held at all. cems that some could be perGerman Chancellor Angela On Tuesday, .children · secuted if sent back to their Merkel has long called for the found a. bit. of cheer playing· home nations. camp's closure; but her 111 the stmkmg water gushing Most come from Yemen. spokesman Thomas Steg said from a broken sewer in the but . others are from Germany would i10t accept impoverished Harare neighAzerbaijan, Algeria, prisoners if conditions were borhood of Braeside. · neighboring countries and ment, it said. graced Harare, in previou$ Afghamstan, ' Chad, China attached. Ten-year-old . ~udzai sell them for U.S. dollars ·Or · ' Critics blame Mugabe's years. and Saul,)i Antbia. Some have Portugal is willing to grant Urere. ignoring the warnings have access to hard c~cy policies, including an .often•'fh!l state forestry i:ommis: been held without charg~ asylum to Guantanamo from cholera-conscious because they work for for- ~iolent campaign: beginning sion, meanwhile, ' ~ported since the prison camp detainees who .cannot return adults as she leaped about in eign companies·or have rela- m 2000, to seize white- 720,000 acre~ , of woodland$ opened. home, according to a letter · the murky water, said her lives abroad. owned farms and hand them were felled for frrewood 10 Portugal, France, Germany" sent by- Portuguese Foreign mother had gone to sear~h for But for most over to veterans of his guer- heat homes and for cooking and Switzerla.nd said they Minister Luis Amado to his food and would not he home Zimbabweans; 'the economic rilla war against white minor- amid persistent" .electri~al would consider taking in European Union counterparts until nightfall. collapse of what was opce a ity rule. Mugabe, who has power outages over the pas! some of the remaining this month. When she did return, she regional bread basket and ruled Zimbabwe for 28 years. (wo years. detainees. Amado wrote that the .EU would be lu~ky to bring food exporter ·has left mil- blames Western sanctions. . The' ·Zimbabwe Teachers "We've encouraged other "sh011Id send a clear sign.al of -home· vegetables,. not toys or lions dependent ·on intema- though the European Union Association brought more nations to accept de.tainees our willingness to help the . candy. ' · tiona! handouts. and U.S. have targeted only bad news. from Guantanamo. and we're . U.S . government resolve this . In !_his country of glaring · The cholera outbreak that Mugabe and dozens of his It said· s~hools across the pleased with !he recent dis- problem, namely by taking in mequ1t1es , there are some has killed more than I,100 clique With frozen bank country lost up to 70 percent · cussions," Pentagon the detainees." He is expect- who do have the leisure and people since. August is accounts and travel bans. of "learning time" in the I~ spokesman Navy Cmdr. ed to raise the issue at a cash for pastimes like golf, blamed on ,the collapse ·of · · With inflation running at quarter of this ·year aftet Jeff;ey Gordon said Tuesday, January meeting of the bloc even if they can't escape the water and ~ewage facilities . more than 231 million per- teac~ers' pay fell below th¢ addmg that U.S . authorities in the Czech capital, Prague. stench of ~haas. · bereft of purification chemi- cent, the central bank has cost of their transportation til wanted to make sure the ~wit~erland also is "ready The sewage flowing down ~s or spare parts. The water- licensed shops and business- school. Attendance by pupils detainees - if released -'- to seriously examine" a U.S. the streets of Braeside emp- :!!,ome disease should be easy es to trade in hard currency fell to below 1:\alf thos¢ would not be mistreated or -request, Swiss govemfnent tied into a stream already to prevent and tre ~t. but not in for the sale of imported goods enrolled. · · pose a threat to the intema- minister Moritz Leuenberger sv:ollen by heavy seasonal a country when: ll1edical sup- and farm supplies. Th~ teachers' organization tiona! community. said. _· ' rams. The fou]:smelling plies are scarce and all state .Innocent Zuwa, a .small said the education sys~m. . The U.S . military had said EU nations are more water I1UJo through a nearby hospitals have clp.sed because farmer outside Har.are, said once ' the e~vy of soutltei'l) II would prosecute about 70 inclined to help resolve ihe golf course where a few playthey can'tpay staff enough to he was unable to plant any Africa, ~as .crippled by prisoners in military tri- .Guantanamo situation now ers moved gingerly around it covet the commute to work. · crops in the current wet sea- econo1n1c cns1s and a d · bunals, but fewer than 20 that President George W. on the fifth fairway Tuesday. Doc!ors Without Borders son - he has no hard curren- lock over a power-sharing have been charged. It is / Bush is leaving office, an Zimbabwe's chaos is listed Zimbabwe's health cri- cy to buy seed and fertilizer. deal between Mugabe and unclear what would happen official from the bloc said opportunity for some. Stories sis and continuing economic "There's nothing for me to prime minister designati: to them should the detention Tuesday on condition of abound of President Robert collapse among its "Top I0 pl!llJ!. Many others I know Morgan Tsvangirai, head of camp be shut and the .trials anonymity because he was Mugabe 's generals selling the Humanitarian Crises ·of are in the same situation in · the opposition Movement fot halted. no.t authorized to speak to state's diamonds. Another 2008 ," noting · in a report this tunnoil we are in," he Democratic Change. · An estimated 30.000 teach: The Bush administration reporters. . scarce, . government-con- released this week !hal life said. holds that the Guantanamo The Europeans' willing- trolled commodity is hard expectancy hl!li plwruneted to At the hard ~urrenc y ers left government service facility should be closed, tiut ness to .help marks a sharp currency. Those close to just 34 years of' age, accord- stores Tuesday, there were since disputed elections in 1t has fought doggedly to • tum from their relu~f1ince in Mugabe can buy U.S. dollars ing to UN figures. Because no takers for a children's · March, it said. keep all remaining inmates 2006, when only the Balkan at the low government rate of !he crisis, some 2 million bicycle priced at $350, or a ''If the environment doeS outside the United States nation of Albania offered to not change in cciming ctarl and sell them on the black people infected with the stereo system going for . ' argumg that !hey are too dan- accept five Turkic-speaking market for a hefty profit. AIDS virus have been forced $650. The stores didn't schools are unlikely to reopet) gerous to bring mto the coun- Muslims called Uighurs from Other Zimbabweans bring to skip meals or cannot afford even bother with the holi' next tenn," the teacher$ try. Mo~t. speculation. about China's.far western provin~e in food and other goods from bus fare to clinics for treat- day decorations that have group said in a statement. · the poss1b1hty of housmg the of XmJtang, where Chinese prisoners within the U.S. has authorities accuse them of centered on the military waging a separatist campmon at Fort Leavenworth, paign. The Uighur ,detainees Kansas.. But offi~ials . there sai~ the~ . we_re • fighting have sa1d the facd1ty 1s not agamst C:llmese:occupation. secure enough, and Kansas More than-a.dozen Uighurs senators Sam Brownback and remain · in· · .Guantana,mo, Pat Roberts s1x months ago th~ugh, and Al,bania·has said . ·protested m a letter to the nothing about the ~ibility . Bush admm1strauon that of taking them ·• in'. u:S. Leavenw()rth 's only secure authorities have refused io ' wong was too small. return them to China for fear A French diplomat said they may face persecution. Bv PAISLEY Dooos J1(.. Select Group of Upholstered furniture 1(2 price • Special Group • Lam'ps • Clocks • Pictur~ · • Wall Hangings • Christmas Decorations liZ Price WOOD ACCENT FUR.NTfURE .Dining Sets Complete Stock- Reaucea 25% Desks; Benches, End Tables, Sofa Tables, Book Shelves, Cocktail Tables End -Of-Year Sale • BYTHEBEND . ANNIE'S MAILBOX ·Was outburst a sign offuture problems? Bv KAntv MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: My boyfriend, "Dennis" and l were friends for sev~n years before we became a couple. A few mghts ago, during a normal conversation he suddenly s~d he was ~ly annoy.ed wtth my ~uestions. He satd he couldn t believe I needed to ask about things ''even a person of avera~e intelli~en~e would. know.' . . Anme, I wor)c at a univerSlty, hold a master's degree ~nd ~onsider · myself very mtelhgent. ·The meanness Deqnis u~ to express his annoyance IS what worries me. After his ·initial outburst, l tried to change the subject, but he immediately went back to complaining that my questions were, not intelligent. l felt attacked. Dennis apologized the following day, using as an excuse the fact that he's been under stress, but it struck me as emotionally abu~ive. We rarely fight or exchange unpleasant words but his mean streak showed up once before, and now l worry what will happl!D when we marry. I'm think. !ng about calling off the ~n~agement. Am [. overre,actmg? - Worried . Dear Worried: A major ~?mpo~ent of a good marnage 1s respect for your partner. It doesn't sound as Jf Dennis thinks very highly of. your intellect. It is, of course,possible that you are ,asking .too many questions filtogether and Dennis simply . became exasperated; Rev1ew ;rour conversation ;md dec1d.e whether you ·.may have been partly at fault. If not, please get premarital counseling before taking the next step. · Dear Annie: I am a 25year-old single mother of ~wp.. I live in a home that ~y mother purchased to get IDY son and me out of a bad situation. · : My dilemma is that my parents are very religious and go to church twice on . Sundays. I have come to realize that I no longer want to be a part of the church. I believe God is .everywhere liOd loves. everyone. I just don 't want to be a part of a j:hun;h that feels like a cult to me. I don't know how to ~ell f!ly mother l no longer Y.,ish . to go with . lier nn Sundays. I'm afraid it will break her heart' and that she will ask me to leave !he house she owns. I feel hypocritical attending church, but ' ' Public meetings Monday, Dec. 29 POMEROY - Salisbury I don't want to hurt anyone. Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m., Manning Roush - Confused Christian Dear Confused: This is home. Organizational meetone of those things you ing will follow regular · should be honest about , meeting. , Thesday, Nov. 30 although you don't have to PAGEVlLLE - Scipio hit lour mother over the Township Trustees, 6:30 h~a with it. Simply say, p.m., Pageville town hall. w1th great sincenty and regret, that you are uncom- Organ~zational meeting to f?rtable attending this par- follow regular meeting. llcular church. If she questions you about your de~ision, be prepared VVednesday,Dec.24 to answer truthfully. Of POMEROY - Cantata course, you must be willing and candlelight service, 8 to take your lumps, even if p.m., Trinity Church. Music tpat means moving out. Dear Annie: "Susie in at 7:30 p.m. "A Shepherd's Texas" thinks people with- Tale" is the theme· of the out health insurance have ~antata and will feature the chosen to live off of others old shepherd, choir, handinstead of pulling their own weight. I don't have health insurance, but I don't live off of Susie or anyone else. When I go to the doctor, I pay cash at the time of treat· ment. I don't have health insurance because the best plan I could find cos.ts $239 a month and comes with a $6,000 deductible. That means before I get any coverage, I'm out $8,868. On the other hand, when l go·to the doctor (for considerably less), I get a discount for . paying cash. It doesn't make financial sense for me to buy health insurance (it amounts to 25 percent of my income - too much for me), and I'm not the only one who finds the cost excessive. · I've been lucky not to be terribly ill, but if it were to happen, I'd probably just suffer rather than use all my resources to stay alive. And I certail)ly wouldn't want to use up Susie's assistan~e. Thank you for pointing out to her that it is a complicated issue. - · Cam In Washington Dear Cam: We understand how expensive insurance ~an be, but some peopie have found that catastrophic insurance, . which covers only major illness and hospitalization, suits their needs. You might look into it. Annie's Mailbox is: written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to .anniesmailbox@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.Q. Box 1181-90, Chicago, JL 60611. To find out more · The Bartrum & Brown about Annie's Mailbox; · . Foundation and Meigs and reflll features by other County Sheriff's Office Crefllors Syndicate writers recently teamed up to proand cartoonists, visit the vide some special gifts for Creators Syndicate Web deserving kids in the area. Jlllge at www.creators.com. The kids picked up their gifts at the Mason, W.Va . Wal-Mart which worked in conjunction with the foundatiC1n and sheriff's office. Slafl phololl . Church events The boy was not injured, the sheriff said. Donini said .Garvin turned herself in to authorities around II :30 p.m. Tuesday. She ~as being held in the Scioto County jail with bond set at $1 .5 million pending a hearing Friday. A preliminary investigation showed that the suspect apparently was known to the victims, and authorities said there· were no si~ns of . forced entry. The shenff did not comment on a ·possible motive or provide details of the relationship between Garvin and the victims. The bodies of the two women were found in the living room of the mobile home and Edward Mollett's body was found in the kitchen, the sheriff said_ Scioto County Coroner Dr. Terry Johnson said the autopsies would be con-. 'ducted at the Montgomery County coronc;r 's office. ............. Free Delivery 106 East Main Street • Pomeroy, OH • 992-3671 . • • ' . I - - ... ~· bells and live nativity scene. MIDDLEPORT - A special Chri;tmas Eve candlelight service will be held at 7 p .m. at the Middleport First Baptist Church. POMEROY - Christmas Eve service ; 9 p.m . St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Pomeroy. For more information . call. 992-2010. Regular services, 9:45 a.m. Sunday, adult class studying Joshua; II a.m. Sunday worship; 6 p.m. Bible study ·on alternating Tuesday and Wednesday evenings now studying Luke. . MIDDLEPORT Christmas Eve candlelight service, 7 p.m. at the Middleport First Presbyterian Church. POMEROY - Christmas Eve vigil Mass, 5:30 p.m., with children participating, Sacred Heart Church. Midnight Mass following II: 15 p.m. choral program. Sunday, Dec. 28 CHESTER - · The Cornwell Twins will be at the Chester United Methodist Church for the 9 a.m. service . Wednesday, Dec. 31 LONG BOITOM - The Faith Full Gospel Church at Long Bottom, Route 124 will have a 9 p.m . to mid: mght New Year's Eve servi~e at the church . Brian and Family Connections, Jerry and Diana Frederick , and church singers will entertain. Steve Reed is the pastor. . HARRISONVILLE Harrisonville Community Church, New Year's Eve service with Pastor Theron Durham , 7 p.m.• . guest . ; ingers The Spiritual Tone,. Henry and Hc,.cr Eh lin, The O'bomc' . Birthdays Monday. Jan. 5 TUPPERS PLAI.'-IS Vera We ber · of Tupper; Plaons os a rehah patient at the Valley Cente r. 1000 Lincoln Dr.. Roo111 :12 I . South Charle , ton . W.Va . 23539. On Jan. 5 ' he" ill he · 84 year". old. Clubs and organizations · Monday, Dec. 29 POM EROY -- The OhKan Co in Club will n1ecl a1 7 p.m. at th e Pume ro) Library. There will be a meeting and an aul'!ion . W.Va. plant says drastic Gynecology Services cuts needed to stay afloat Available In Meigs County RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (AP) - Offi~ials at the Century Aluminum plant in Ravenswood told politicians and others the company needs to cut costs by 20 percent to avoid shutting down by February. . At a meeting Tuesday, the company said the plant which em(Jloys 685 workers - is bemg hurt by the falling cost of aluminum. The company says it costs the . $31 million a month to operate the facility, with $9 million .of that coming · in power bills. American Electric Power says it's willing lo work with Century to reduce costs, but those reductions · will be passed on to other customers. .Gov. Joe Manchin and U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito attended the meeting. Both say they're committed to helping the plant stay open. · II Reed & Baur Insurance Agency 220 East Main Sllee( Pomeroy. OH 45769 www_niedbaur.com jdi llon@reedbaur.com ............. Fioe -'-- • • Well-11·oman exam~ • Birth Control Induding • Implanon 1First & Onl) 3-ycar implantable birth conlrol • Gardasil \'accine •sm det('Ction & treatment • Minimilll~-ima.,ive (t\'O('COIO!!ic surgical mt • Pregnancy Care • Essure (Searles.~ Permanent Jane D. Broecker, MD ·Birth Control Strrilization l 113 East Memorial Drive Pomenly, OH • 992-9158 Castrop Center 75 Hospital D•· Suite 260 Athens, OH • 594-8819 PaiiiCII•llvl. ' 2008 ' IIPIIIeretsFire 'See store for details Wednesday, December 24, Better to give than • receive .Woman charged in shoot- . ing that left 3 dead in Ohio PORTSMOUTH (AP) A woman has been charged in !he shooting deaths of a ~oupie and their adult daughter in southern Ohio's Scioto · County, the sheriff said Tuesday. . Sheriff Marty Donini said Kara M. .Garvin, · 29, . of Franklin Furnace is charged V'ith three counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of Edward D. Mollett, 46, his 43cye8r-old wife Juanita F, Mollett and their 20-year-old ~laughter Christina J. Mollett : Doliini said his officers were calied to the Molletts' (nobile home in Franklin furnace whe(e the shootings occurred about 6:30 p.m. by a reli•\ive who lived nearby. : A 6-year-old grandson of Edward and Juanita Mollett and nephew of Christina Mollett ~as at the mobile llome when the shootings QCcurred and ran to the relative's home for help, Donini said. 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Letters of thanks to orgrmizatirms and individuals will not be acceptt•d for publication . Reader Services · PORTLAND - ~uth Ann Sellers, 87, of Portland passed away at 8:10 p.m., Monday, Dec. 22. 2008 at Overbrook Rehab1htatwn Center. Middlepon. Born July 9, 1921, she was the daughter of the late J?ennie and Lelah Wilson Karr. On Dec. 29, 1941, she marned Hamid Sellers who preceded her in death in 1995. She IS survived by her son, David (Roberta) Sellers Magnetic Springs; and two· daughters, Judy Sellers: Rolandus , and Jenny Feasel. Columbus; 11 grandchildren, ,'\my Sellers, Chnstopher Sellers, Krista Sinclair, Greg Sellers, Kas1e Sellers, Carrie Williams, Becky Williams. bav1d Wlihams, Cheryl Smith, Larry Sellers Jr .. and Ann Engle; 29 great grandchildren with four on the way. and Qne great, great grandchild; two daughters-in-law, Ruth f.nn Sellers, Portland, and Agnes Seller-S, Portland; one sister, June Tittle, Chillicothe; and several cousins, nieces, nephews and two special grandcats. Socks and Whiskers. ' In addition to her parents and her husband, she was also preceded in death by rwo sons; James Sellers and Larry Sellers; three brothers , Dennie Karr. John Karr and Robert Karr; and one sister, Kathryn Hendricks. ' A funeral service will be held at noon on Friday, Dec. 26, 2008 at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine, with Rev . Larry Fisher officiating. Interment will follow in the Middleswart Cemetery, Portland. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service. In keeping with Ruth's wishes the family asks that there lie no flowers or f~. sent. Online condolences may be sent to the family by VISitmg www.c!'Cmeensfuneralhomes.com. · IIEP'(NYSE) - 31.5~ Akzo (NASDAQ) - 39.90 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 10.29 Big Lots (NYSE)- 13.74 Bob Ev•ns (NASDAQ) - 19.83 BorgWamer (NYSE) - 20.58 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) -8.49 Champion (NASDAQ) - 2.58 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) 2.20 Ctty Holding (NASDAQ) - 32.40 Collins (NYSE) - 38.24 DuPont (NYSE) - 24.50 .US Blink (NYSE)- 23.14 Gannett (NYSE) - 7.53 Go'*"l E!ecttlc (NYSE) - 18.43 Harley·Davtdaon (NYSE)- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel Ruth Ann Sellers . Local Stocks Today is Wednesday. Dec. 24, the 359th day of 2008. There are seven days left in the year. This is Christmas Eve. Today 's Highlight in History: On Dec. 24. 1968 , the Apollo 8 astronauts. orbiting th.:: moon, read passages from the Old Testament Book of Genesis during a Christmas Eve telecast that featured live images of Earth. "· On this date: In 1'524. Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama - who had discovered a sea route around Africa to India - died in Cochin, India. In 1814, the War of 1812 officially ended as the United States and Britain signed the Treaty of Ghent in Belgium. · In 1851, fire devastated the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., destroying about 35,000 volumes. In 1865, several veterans of the Confederate Army formed a private social club in Pulaski. Tenn.,called the Ku Klux Klan . In 1871. Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Aida" had its world premiere in Cairo, Egypt. In 1943. President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower supreme commander of Allied forces as part of Operation Overlord. Thought for Today: "Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful." - The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale (1898-1993). Budget travelingfor millionaires I like to travel. Oh, not the part where I have to spend eight hours in a car. Or the part where I spend 10 hours in the airport waiting for a new piece of "equipment" to arrive. Or spending 10 more hours on a plane with my knees scrunched up to my chin, or standing at the baggage carousel for an hour watching it go round and round before I realize that everyone .on my flight has already gotten their luggage and that mine is never coming out. No, the part I like best about travelmg is reading about it in magazines .I find in my seat pocket on the plane. These, trips always seem to go much smoother than mine. One story was full of advice on how to make my trip worry and bass Je-free. "Ship your luggage ahead of time to the five-star hotel where you are staying. Call the concierge and make sure Jim Mullen he has a car waiting to {lick you at the airport, and srnce he's on the phone anyway, have him get you dinner reservations at 'Chez Hard to Get Into."' The article listed several companies that would pack and sh1p my luggage for me . It would only cost me a few hundred. dollars. He did not give me much advice on where to find the few hlllldned·extra dollars. The writer also gave good advice on which airlines ' have the best passenger lounges at the airports and that I could join for a yearly fee - usually only a few hundred dollars. He suggest- ed I join all of them. There was a long section on which airlines· hav.e the best frrstclass seats. I was happy to learn that the fust-class travelers on my plane were real" Iy second-class first-class seats. Sure, they were big and roomy, but they didn' t lie down flat so you could sleep as if you were in your own bed at home . Why would you travel if you don't have the comforts of home? Again, he neglected to mention where to find the money for the five-star hotel, the passenger lo\lllges and the first-class seats, which I found to be an odd . oversight, considering how · detailed the writer was on everything else. After he arrived, he only ate at the best restaurants, only shopped in the most expensive boutiques and went to celebrity-filled bars and clubs every night. His hotel didn't leave a mint on his pillow, but a dessert cart. Could you real- ly expect less for $850 a night? . In tl)e next story, the author wrote about the fabulously. interesting people when he went helicopter skiing, about his adventures on a deep-sea fishing charter, about how h~; outsmarted a carpet dealer·in: a local bazaar and walked out with a $10,000 rug for onl~ $700! Wow! Anyone can do it if they follow his simple tips. One: fly first class (tlai beds, thank you) to Morocco: Two: hire a thousand-dollat guide/translator. Three: shut this stupid magazine. It's obvious that I shoul<j be neacting financial magazines w)len I fly, not travel maga' zines. I asked the flight attendant for one and she said,' "Sorry, they're all ·in first class." An accident involving a The Syracuse Fire vehicle that hit several teleDepartment was sent to a two-vehicle crash on Ohio phone/electrical poles on 124 in the "s-curve" in Lincoln Hill was reported· Minersville. Ohio 124 at though American Electric Nye Avenue through the "s- Power was called to the curve" was also temporarily scene. There were no shut down while emergency injuries. The Pomeroy personnel with Syracuse Police Department was also continued working on at .on scene. There were also two crashes in Lincoln least four accidents. Four cars ·in ditches near Heights and one on the Langsville as well as a car · Flood Road ihough the in a ditch on Forest Run police department couldn't Road and CR 7 A were also get to them for a time . reported as were several because of slick conditions. Also assisting on several . stranded vehicles in ·Pomeroy. including three in accidents were eme{gency a ditch on Mulberry personnel from Meigs EMS . Avenue . . RACINE Students grades K-4 at Southern Elementary ~ot an unexpected gift th1s'Christmas. Each one was given two new books purchased through collaboration from the Southern. Elementary P.T.O, Scholastic Book Fundraisers, and K-4 Principal Scott Wolfe. Wolfe took the role of Santa to hand deliver the books to each classroom an was assisted in handing them out by elf Vicki Northup, title secretary. Wolfe· credited Northup . with helping raise mone'y through the Scholastic book program during Right to Read week earlier in the school year. In presenting the books he commended participating organizations for their support and then talked to the students of each class about the importance of reading. The Southern Elementary P.T.O. also sponsored a visit from Santa and the elf w.ho passed out activity books and candy canes to each of the. students grades K-4 . Students grades 5-8 were rewarded for good behavior. good grades,;md good attendance under the Tornado Pride program sponsored by 5-8 Principal Kent Wolfe. All students meeting the qualifications were treated to a trip to the movies. This field trip was sponsored bY the Sauthem P.T.O. The Southern first and fourth grades presented plays . "What's so Great About Winter" and ~The Littlest Reindeer." Above: Southern Principal Scott Wolfe wearing a Santa cap passes out special hoi· iday gift books to students in one·of several Southern Elementary · School classes. Left : Southern L _ ·. It was after building the (::atholic church organ that filarckhoff re-located. from Pennsylvania to Pomeroy. That organ has also been regularIy serviced and was .;estored at about the same time as the Episcopalians' · instrument was. , Donna Jenkins will be the guest organist at , Grace Church torilght, dunng the 5:30 p.m. _Christ~as Eve 5ervice. Clme Dailey, the long-time organist at Grace Church, will play the piano during a portion of the service. John Anderson will play the new Allen organ at the Christmas Eve midnight mass at Sacred Heart. A music and choral program will begin at 11:15 p.m. However, Carla Schuler will play the Catholic church's Barckhoff organ during the vigil mass at 5:30 p.m. this evening, continuing a Barckhoff Christmas tradition in one of the old organ company's hometowns. To see more newsphotos from our photographers go to www.mydai)ysentinel.eom You can order reprints and ~Jphclto gifts ot" your t"avoritc photoa there too. •• Elementary students Dominique Wehrung and Janie Roush wer~ excited about receiving books as hol iday gifts. The books were purchased with money raised by school groups. _:_.Ji'!~:!~~ Submllted photos Ohio governor names new state treasurer . COLUMBUS (AP) Gov. Ted Strickland gave Ohio Democrats their first black nonjudicial statewide officeholder Tuesday, appointing a new state trea•surer who plans ' to seek a full terin in 2010. · Kevin Boyce , 37, !!. Columbus City Council member, will replace .outgoing Treasurer Richard · Cordray, who was elected attorney . general in November. The move will finally ease Ohio Democrats' discomfort over never having s~ated a black candidate in any of the state's top nonjudicial offices. It will also better position the party in 2010 to attract new black voters energized by safely and strategically President-elect Barack invest those dollars , not. Obama. only to ensure good return Strickland sa id Boyce has · but to help strengthen our the experience to manage communities and our busistate dollars and will help nesses." . provide Ohioans with the Ohio Republicans quesknowledge and resources to .tioned Boyce's qualificahelp them deal with tinan- tions for the job at a time cia! challenges during tough when economic concerns economic times : are paramount. Boyce said hi s experience "O hioans need confi as chairman of a finance dence in thi s uncertain committee in the country's economy that their invest·15th largest city prepared ments are being properly him to oversee Ohio's managed, and I'm not sure financial resources . this appointment does "The primary role of the that," said Ohio treasurer is to protect and Republican Party Deputy invest Ohioans' hard-earned Chairman Kevin De Wine. tax dollars," said Boyce, "It's hard to be lieve that a · flanlied by his wife and two two-term city councilman young sons. ·•J will wisely, is the most qualified per- . ~ . RaterromP;.geAt Vmton County at 9.8 percent, down rwo-tenths of a percent from October's 10 percent reading. The state says hiring in the · service sector helped to keep Ohio's unemployment rate at 7.3 percent last month, unchanged from October. The figures released last Friday show that the number of unemployed workers in November was 43~ ,000, even with the October tigures. The number of unemployed has increased by Internet 95,000 in the past 12 months. November 's 7.3 percent joblessness in Ohio was up from ~.7 percent a year ago and tops the national rate of 6.7 percent. DJFS says job losses continued in Ohio's labor market during November. The unemployment rate held steady as gains in serv iceproviding jobs were offset by larger- losses in goodsproducing jobs. son the governor coult.l find to saf.eguard Ohio·, tax dollars. Before becoming a city council . member. B()yce ser~ed as ch1ef of staff to r Oh10 House Democrats . He also Jed the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus . SPf11NG VALLEY , .~Jb ·15 ._ \ TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT CLOSED ~ CHBJSIMAS_zyE. ~­ OPEN CHRISTMAS NIGHT FOR EVENING SHOWS ·BEDTIME STORIES (PG) _____iiQQJ;OO,LOJ! H;Q!I . MARLEY & ME (PG) 1 ---'1cu·15o,.3:30,.1:15.&.9.:3D_.. THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON (PG13) 2:00 & 8:00 THE SPIRIT IPG13) 1:20, 3:20,7:20 & 9:2Q YES MAN IPG13) 1:20, 3:20, 7:20 &_9:20 . 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In the bible, )ames It's Christmastime, which 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio from them while voluntarily describes him as a "doer." means I've had a chance to And it' s not just "Th~ (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 serving our country during shake hands with President the war on terror. Their sto- Decider" that seems to chanwww.mydallysentlnel.com George W. Bush for the last ries should inspire us, and nel a little bit of Joseph . Th~ time before Barack Obama suc~eeds him. On the way they have - tales of wound- moving and · shaking of St: Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · Kathryn· ed men on multiple tours, Joseph brings to mind so into the White House press Lop~z even after suffering cata- many men I've encountered party this month, guests Dan Goodrich passed risers beirtg constrophic injuries. Visit Walter over this past year. I know Publisher Reed Anny Medical Center, some of them as fathers of a structed for the inaugural parade. The peaceful sucand your response may be a less-traditional sort, unitetl Charlene Hoeflich cession process is' a beauti- ground know _ even when lot like mine: These folks in purpos~: with St. Joserh. I think of the founder o the General Manager-News Editor ful thing , even when it others in Washington have what it takes. ·conservative movement ...: Similarly, the interaction means I won't be invited to shamelessly decried the war next year's Christmas party. effort. the commander and my friend had with the pres- and the magazine where I That's more than fine, espe.. sometimes even the troops . . ident struck me as so very work - '\'ho fought the. cially because I received a Still, 1 can't imagine the Christmas. For all ihe " Bush Cold War and built a free- . Congress shall make no law respecting an great gift fmm the president pain and worry suffered by lied, people died," hysteria, dom revolution. He was a establishment of religion, or prohibitit~g the this year - more p'roof of the troops and their rami- \here is something of St. mali who was deeply in love free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom his moral leadership . He's lies . J haven't experienced Joseph in George W. Bush. with his wife, even after she St. Joseph plays a key part left this world. I think of his had his flaws. of course, but the sacrifice firsthand. But I of speech, or of the press; or the right of the in the Christmas story. If current successor. who he's always led with an ear sure do give thanks for all people peaceably to assemble, and to petition to you're a believer, you ·know works daily to protect the his conscience and his those who shed blood for the Government for a redress ofgrievances. heart, consumed with the the rest of us. And I sure ain - you have faith - that he . legacy with which he has burden of not only protect- . grateful for a president who wasn't Jesus Christ's bio- been entrusted. And I think - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ing and defe,nding but also fully appreciates that sacri- logical father. But he was a of a talk-show phenom who loving the people who are fice and who fully under- loving, hard-working man, never forgets to invest in so integral to what America stands his pivotal role in who out of all men the human capital, fathering the is, has been and will be war, peace, stewardship and Creator trus[ed with his movement by teaching for and whose lives are directly leadership . Every time I've Son. St. Joseph had a faith three hours a day and supand dramatically changed ever seen the president over that allowed him to follow porting his fellow happy by decisions he makes. these past eight years he's divine requests that couldn't warriors. no matter where A friend of mine told !he. managed to talk abo~t the have made a· whole lot of they· are on the totem pole. · And it's a bipartisan president that night about . keepers of the flame of free- sense. He was a model of how grateful she feels dom . Every time )'ve seen masculine faith. While all thing. St. Joseph can be toward him. She's the moth- him give an address to mili- · men are not called to act as seen, too, i'n a president, er of an Iraq War veteran iary audiences, I've seen in a father to the most impor- elect who could use the one of those countless, the crowd a great respect for tant man in human history, opportunity that th~ intensely. proud moms who him and our country - a Christian manhood involves American people have prayed and worried .about real enthusiasm informed providing, protecting and given him to renew the face their children overseas. by experience. The respect obeying, not just when it of fatherhood in America ...: /)ear Editor: When she finally welcomed President Bush feels for sol- comes to family life, but and in the inner city, a plac~ Tis the season of giving and the customers at The Comer him back home, she knew diers and their families is also in the Church. What he is no stranger to. We restaurant were given a free meal one day recently - com- he had seen and done things mutual, as my friend told would any religion be with- can't afford not to teach our pliments of another customer who anonymously paid for from which any mother him during these last weeks out a few good men? sons the way of St. Joseph: everyone's meal when he visited the restaurant. would want to protect her in Washington, D.C. The Even if yo\J're not a There 's no time like Unbeknown~! to those enjoying their meal, this gentle- son. If anything can help a love is mutual, she said. believer, St. Joseph was a Christmas to start doing so .. man quietly paid for his meal and included the tabs of all mom in that situallon My fri.end's son made it carpenter who protected the (Kathryn Lopez is the edipresent. What a pleasant surprise to all when, upon digging besides faith, it's knowing ,home. Another friend's broth- reputation of the woman he tor of National Review for their wallets, they were informed they owed nothing for that her commander in chief er didn't, killed by an !ED in loved and provided for his Online (www.nationalre, their meal. takes his responsibility Afghanistan a few months family - including going view.com). She can be con,, To our benefactor - we want to say. "thank you and may deadly seriously. And that's ago. Over the past eight so far as to take his family tacted at klope z@ national· God bless you during this Christmas season ·and the year a fact the troops on the years, people have had inno- to Egypt to save his son's review.com .) · ahead. You gave us all something to think about - in all . the hustle and bustle of this busy season - it is hetter to ----------,-------------"---------'-----------~ give than receive . Thanks for the reminder." 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Reader Services · PORTLAND - ~uth Ann Sellers, 87, of Portland passed away at 8:10 p.m., Monday, Dec. 22. 2008 at Overbrook Rehab1htatwn Center. Middlepon. Born July 9, 1921, she was the daughter of the late J?ennie and Lelah Wilson Karr. On Dec. 29, 1941, she marned Hamid Sellers who preceded her in death in 1995. She IS survived by her son, David (Roberta) Sellers Magnetic Springs; and two· daughters, Judy Sellers: Rolandus , and Jenny Feasel. Columbus; 11 grandchildren, ,'\my Sellers, Chnstopher Sellers, Krista Sinclair, Greg Sellers, Kas1e Sellers, Carrie Williams, Becky Williams. bav1d Wlihams, Cheryl Smith, Larry Sellers Jr .. and Ann Engle; 29 great grandchildren with four on the way. and Qne great, great grandchild; two daughters-in-law, Ruth f.nn Sellers, Portland, and Agnes Seller-S, Portland; one sister, June Tittle, Chillicothe; and several cousins, nieces, nephews and two special grandcats. Socks and Whiskers. ' In addition to her parents and her husband, she was also preceded in death by rwo sons; James Sellers and Larry Sellers; three brothers , Dennie Karr. John Karr and Robert Karr; and one sister, Kathryn Hendricks. ' A funeral service will be held at noon on Friday, Dec. 26, 2008 at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine, with Rev . Larry Fisher officiating. Interment will follow in the Middleswart Cemetery, Portland. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to the service. In keeping with Ruth's wishes the family asks that there lie no flowers or f~. sent. Online condolences may be sent to the family by VISitmg www.c!'Cmeensfuneralhomes.com. · IIEP'(NYSE) - 31.5~ Akzo (NASDAQ) - 39.90 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 10.29 Big Lots (NYSE)- 13.74 Bob Ev•ns (NASDAQ) - 19.83 BorgWamer (NYSE) - 20.58 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) -8.49 Champion (NASDAQ) - 2.58 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) 2.20 Ctty Holding (NASDAQ) - 32.40 Collins (NYSE) - 38.24 DuPont (NYSE) - 24.50 .US Blink (NYSE)- 23.14 Gannett (NYSE) - 7.53 Go'*"l E!ecttlc (NYSE) - 18.43 Harley·Davtdaon (NYSE)- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel Ruth Ann Sellers . Local Stocks Today is Wednesday. Dec. 24, the 359th day of 2008. There are seven days left in the year. This is Christmas Eve. Today 's Highlight in History: On Dec. 24. 1968 , the Apollo 8 astronauts. orbiting th.:: moon, read passages from the Old Testament Book of Genesis during a Christmas Eve telecast that featured live images of Earth. "· On this date: In 1'524. Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama - who had discovered a sea route around Africa to India - died in Cochin, India. In 1814, the War of 1812 officially ended as the United States and Britain signed the Treaty of Ghent in Belgium. · In 1851, fire devastated the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., destroying about 35,000 volumes. In 1865, several veterans of the Confederate Army formed a private social club in Pulaski. Tenn.,called the Ku Klux Klan . In 1871. Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Aida" had its world premiere in Cairo, Egypt. In 1943. President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower supreme commander of Allied forces as part of Operation Overlord. Thought for Today: "Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful." - The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale (1898-1993). Budget travelingfor millionaires I like to travel. Oh, not the part where I have to spend eight hours in a car. Or the part where I spend 10 hours in the airport waiting for a new piece of "equipment" to arrive. Or spending 10 more hours on a plane with my knees scrunched up to my chin, or standing at the baggage carousel for an hour watching it go round and round before I realize that everyone .on my flight has already gotten their luggage and that mine is never coming out. No, the part I like best about travelmg is reading about it in magazines .I find in my seat pocket on the plane. These, trips always seem to go much smoother than mine. One story was full of advice on how to make my trip worry and bass Je-free. "Ship your luggage ahead of time to the five-star hotel where you are staying. Call the concierge and make sure Jim Mullen he has a car waiting to {lick you at the airport, and srnce he's on the phone anyway, have him get you dinner reservations at 'Chez Hard to Get Into."' The article listed several companies that would pack and sh1p my luggage for me . It would only cost me a few hundred. dollars. He did not give me much advice on where to find the few hlllldned·extra dollars. The writer also gave good advice on which airlines ' have the best passenger lounges at the airports and that I could join for a yearly fee - usually only a few hundred dollars. He suggest- ed I join all of them. There was a long section on which airlines· hav.e the best frrstclass seats. I was happy to learn that the fust-class travelers on my plane were real" Iy second-class first-class seats. Sure, they were big and roomy, but they didn' t lie down flat so you could sleep as if you were in your own bed at home . Why would you travel if you don't have the comforts of home? Again, he neglected to mention where to find the money for the five-star hotel, the passenger lo\lllges and the first-class seats, which I found to be an odd . oversight, considering how · detailed the writer was on everything else. After he arrived, he only ate at the best restaurants, only shopped in the most expensive boutiques and went to celebrity-filled bars and clubs every night. His hotel didn't leave a mint on his pillow, but a dessert cart. Could you real- ly expect less for $850 a night? . In tl)e next story, the author wrote about the fabulously. interesting people when he went helicopter skiing, about his adventures on a deep-sea fishing charter, about how h~; outsmarted a carpet dealer·in: a local bazaar and walked out with a $10,000 rug for onl~ $700! Wow! Anyone can do it if they follow his simple tips. One: fly first class (tlai beds, thank you) to Morocco: Two: hire a thousand-dollat guide/translator. Three: shut this stupid magazine. It's obvious that I shoul<j be neacting financial magazines w)len I fly, not travel maga' zines. I asked the flight attendant for one and she said,' "Sorry, they're all ·in first class." An accident involving a The Syracuse Fire vehicle that hit several teleDepartment was sent to a two-vehicle crash on Ohio phone/electrical poles on 124 in the "s-curve" in Lincoln Hill was reported· Minersville. Ohio 124 at though American Electric Nye Avenue through the "s- Power was called to the curve" was also temporarily scene. There were no shut down while emergency injuries. The Pomeroy personnel with Syracuse Police Department was also continued working on at .on scene. There were also two crashes in Lincoln least four accidents. Four cars ·in ditches near Heights and one on the Langsville as well as a car · Flood Road ihough the in a ditch on Forest Run police department couldn't Road and CR 7 A were also get to them for a time . reported as were several because of slick conditions. Also assisting on several . stranded vehicles in ·Pomeroy. including three in accidents were eme{gency a ditch on Mulberry personnel from Meigs EMS . Avenue . . RACINE Students grades K-4 at Southern Elementary ~ot an unexpected gift th1s'Christmas. Each one was given two new books purchased through collaboration from the Southern. Elementary P.T.O, Scholastic Book Fundraisers, and K-4 Principal Scott Wolfe. Wolfe took the role of Santa to hand deliver the books to each classroom an was assisted in handing them out by elf Vicki Northup, title secretary. Wolfe· credited Northup . with helping raise mone'y through the Scholastic book program during Right to Read week earlier in the school year. In presenting the books he commended participating organizations for their support and then talked to the students of each class about the importance of reading. The Southern Elementary P.T.O. also sponsored a visit from Santa and the elf w.ho passed out activity books and candy canes to each of the. students grades K-4 . Students grades 5-8 were rewarded for good behavior. good grades,;md good attendance under the Tornado Pride program sponsored by 5-8 Principal Kent Wolfe. All students meeting the qualifications were treated to a trip to the movies. This field trip was sponsored bY the Sauthem P.T.O. The Southern first and fourth grades presented plays . "What's so Great About Winter" and ~The Littlest Reindeer." Above: Southern Principal Scott Wolfe wearing a Santa cap passes out special hoi· iday gift books to students in one·of several Southern Elementary · School classes. Left : Southern L _ ·. It was after building the (::atholic church organ that filarckhoff re-located. from Pennsylvania to Pomeroy. That organ has also been regularIy serviced and was .;estored at about the same time as the Episcopalians' · instrument was. , Donna Jenkins will be the guest organist at , Grace Church torilght, dunng the 5:30 p.m. _Christ~as Eve 5ervice. Clme Dailey, the long-time organist at Grace Church, will play the piano during a portion of the service. John Anderson will play the new Allen organ at the Christmas Eve midnight mass at Sacred Heart. A music and choral program will begin at 11:15 p.m. However, Carla Schuler will play the Catholic church's Barckhoff organ during the vigil mass at 5:30 p.m. this evening, continuing a Barckhoff Christmas tradition in one of the old organ company's hometowns. To see more newsphotos from our photographers go to www.mydai)ysentinel.eom You can order reprints and ~Jphclto gifts ot" your t"avoritc photoa there too. •• Elementary students Dominique Wehrung and Janie Roush wer~ excited about receiving books as hol iday gifts. The books were purchased with money raised by school groups. _:_.Ji'!~:!~~ Submllted photos Ohio governor names new state treasurer . COLUMBUS (AP) Gov. Ted Strickland gave Ohio Democrats their first black nonjudicial statewide officeholder Tuesday, appointing a new state trea•surer who plans ' to seek a full terin in 2010. · Kevin Boyce , 37, !!. Columbus City Council member, will replace .outgoing Treasurer Richard · Cordray, who was elected attorney . general in November. The move will finally ease Ohio Democrats' discomfort over never having s~ated a black candidate in any of the state's top nonjudicial offices. It will also better position the party in 2010 to attract new black voters energized by safely and strategically President-elect Barack invest those dollars , not. Obama. only to ensure good return Strickland sa id Boyce has · but to help strengthen our the experience to manage communities and our busistate dollars and will help nesses." . provide Ohioans with the Ohio Republicans quesknowledge and resources to .tioned Boyce's qualificahelp them deal with tinan- tions for the job at a time cia! challenges during tough when economic concerns economic times : are paramount. Boyce said hi s experience "O hioans need confi as chairman of a finance dence in thi s uncertain committee in the country's economy that their invest·15th largest city prepared ments are being properly him to oversee Ohio's managed, and I'm not sure financial resources . this appointment does "The primary role of the that," said Ohio treasurer is to protect and Republican Party Deputy invest Ohioans' hard-earned Chairman Kevin De Wine. tax dollars," said Boyce, "It's hard to be lieve that a · flanlied by his wife and two two-term city councilman young sons. ·•J will wisely, is the most qualified per- . ~ . RaterromP;.geAt Vmton County at 9.8 percent, down rwo-tenths of a percent from October's 10 percent reading. The state says hiring in the · service sector helped to keep Ohio's unemployment rate at 7.3 percent last month, unchanged from October. The figures released last Friday show that the number of unemployed workers in November was 43~ ,000, even with the October tigures. The number of unemployed has increased by Internet 95,000 in the past 12 months. November 's 7.3 percent joblessness in Ohio was up from ~.7 percent a year ago and tops the national rate of 6.7 percent. DJFS says job losses continued in Ohio's labor market during November. The unemployment rate held steady as gains in serv iceproviding jobs were offset by larger- losses in goodsproducing jobs. son the governor coult.l find to saf.eguard Ohio·, tax dollars. Before becoming a city council . member. B()yce ser~ed as ch1ef of staff to r Oh10 House Democrats . He also Jed the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus . SPf11NG VALLEY , .~Jb ·15 ._ \ TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT CLOSED ~ CHBJSIMAS_zyE. ~­ OPEN CHRISTMAS NIGHT FOR EVENING SHOWS ·BEDTIME STORIES (PG) _____iiQQJ;OO,LOJ! H;Q!I . MARLEY & ME (PG) 1 ---'1cu·15o,.3:30,.1:15.&.9.:3D_.. THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON (PG13) 2:00 & 8:00 THE SPIRIT IPG13) 1:20, 3:20,7:20 & 9:2Q YES MAN IPG13) 1:20, 3:20, 7:20 &_9:20 . 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In the bible, )ames It's Christmastime, which 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio from them while voluntarily describes him as a "doer." means I've had a chance to And it' s not just "Th~ (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992-2157 serving our country during shake hands with President the war on terror. Their sto- Decider" that seems to chanwww.mydallysentlnel.com George W. Bush for the last ries should inspire us, and nel a little bit of Joseph . Th~ time before Barack Obama suc~eeds him. On the way they have - tales of wound- moving and · shaking of St: Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · Kathryn· ed men on multiple tours, Joseph brings to mind so into the White House press Lop~z even after suffering cata- many men I've encountered party this month, guests Dan Goodrich passed risers beirtg constrophic injuries. Visit Walter over this past year. I know Publisher Reed Anny Medical Center, some of them as fathers of a structed for the inaugural parade. The peaceful sucand your response may be a less-traditional sort, unitetl Charlene Hoeflich cession process is' a beauti- ground know _ even when lot like mine: These folks in purpos~: with St. Joserh. I think of the founder o the General Manager-News Editor ful thing , even when it others in Washington have what it takes. ·conservative movement ...: Similarly, the interaction means I won't be invited to shamelessly decried the war next year's Christmas party. effort. the commander and my friend had with the pres- and the magazine where I That's more than fine, espe.. sometimes even the troops . . ident struck me as so very work - '\'ho fought the. cially because I received a Still, 1 can't imagine the Christmas. For all ihe " Bush Cold War and built a free- . Congress shall make no law respecting an great gift fmm the president pain and worry suffered by lied, people died," hysteria, dom revolution. He was a establishment of religion, or prohibitit~g the this year - more p'roof of the troops and their rami- \here is something of St. mali who was deeply in love free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom his moral leadership . He's lies . J haven't experienced Joseph in George W. Bush. with his wife, even after she St. Joseph plays a key part left this world. I think of his had his flaws. of course, but the sacrifice firsthand. But I of speech, or of the press; or the right of the in the Christmas story. If current successor. who he's always led with an ear sure do give thanks for all people peaceably to assemble, and to petition to you're a believer, you ·know works daily to protect the his conscience and his those who shed blood for the Government for a redress ofgrievances. heart, consumed with the the rest of us. And I sure ain - you have faith - that he . legacy with which he has burden of not only protect- . grateful for a president who wasn't Jesus Christ's bio- been entrusted. And I think - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ing and defe,nding but also fully appreciates that sacri- logical father. But he was a of a talk-show phenom who loving the people who are fice and who fully under- loving, hard-working man, never forgets to invest in so integral to what America stands his pivotal role in who out of all men the human capital, fathering the is, has been and will be war, peace, stewardship and Creator trus[ed with his movement by teaching for and whose lives are directly leadership . Every time I've Son. St. Joseph had a faith three hours a day and supand dramatically changed ever seen the president over that allowed him to follow porting his fellow happy by decisions he makes. these past eight years he's divine requests that couldn't warriors. no matter where A friend of mine told !he. managed to talk abo~t the have made a· whole lot of they· are on the totem pole. · And it's a bipartisan president that night about . keepers of the flame of free- sense. He was a model of how grateful she feels dom . Every time )'ve seen masculine faith. While all thing. St. Joseph can be toward him. She's the moth- him give an address to mili- · men are not called to act as seen, too, i'n a president, er of an Iraq War veteran iary audiences, I've seen in a father to the most impor- elect who could use the one of those countless, the crowd a great respect for tant man in human history, opportunity that th~ intensely. proud moms who him and our country - a Christian manhood involves American people have prayed and worried .about real enthusiasm informed providing, protecting and given him to renew the face their children overseas. by experience. The respect obeying, not just when it of fatherhood in America ...: /)ear Editor: When she finally welcomed President Bush feels for sol- comes to family life, but and in the inner city, a plac~ Tis the season of giving and the customers at The Comer him back home, she knew diers and their families is also in the Church. What he is no stranger to. We restaurant were given a free meal one day recently - com- he had seen and done things mutual, as my friend told would any religion be with- can't afford not to teach our pliments of another customer who anonymously paid for from which any mother him during these last weeks out a few good men? sons the way of St. Joseph: everyone's meal when he visited the restaurant. would want to protect her in Washington, D.C. The Even if yo\J're not a There 's no time like Unbeknown~! to those enjoying their meal, this gentle- son. If anything can help a love is mutual, she said. believer, St. Joseph was a Christmas to start doing so .. man quietly paid for his meal and included the tabs of all mom in that situallon My fri.end's son made it carpenter who protected the (Kathryn Lopez is the edipresent. What a pleasant surprise to all when, upon digging besides faith, it's knowing ,home. Another friend's broth- reputation of the woman he tor of National Review for their wallets, they were informed they owed nothing for that her commander in chief er didn't, killed by an !ED in loved and provided for his Online (www.nationalre, their meal. takes his responsibility Afghanistan a few months family - including going view.com). She can be con,, To our benefactor - we want to say. "thank you and may deadly seriously. And that's ago. Over the past eight so far as to take his family tacted at klope z@ national· God bless you during this Christmas season ·and the year a fact the troops on the years, people have had inno- to Egypt to save his son's review.com .) · ahead. You gave us all something to think about - in all . the hustle and bustle of this busy season - it is hetter to ----------,-------------"---------'-----------~ give than receive . Thanks for the reminder." Kathy and Wayne Thomas READER'S Wednesday, December 24, 2008 1lpm-6pm ' �• ~ I o ~age ' • ' ' • :• Wednesday, December 24, 2008 www.mydailysentiuel .com A6- The Daily Sentinel eit tt , Wednesday, December 24. 2008 Page A7- The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Sylvia L. Midkiff . (MeMe) 0 I/23118-21271tl8 Grandmother Charles & Betty Dill Clarence S. Frank Devin Q.ay Riggs Mamie Byers Dad: 7125/1 8-512019) I011131-817/07 12131 /91 -8/13/07 4127115-6/1 :!107 Mom: 11512Q-6!1 4/Il7 Hu..;band ' Parents Forever missed, never forgott~n. May God hold · you in the palm of His hand . The days we shared were sweet. I long to see you again rn God's heavenly glory. Lousie Frank Linda Foster James L. Mohler 3/2]/37-I 0125108 "Always in our heans Mumaw. Papaw Riggs and Uncle Jaj Forever missed, never forgotte11 , May God hold you in the palm of His hand. Mom/Wife Husband You were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts .. Though mit of sight. you 'II forever be in my heart and mind. Dee Pickens. Paul Byers &Family Judy Rigg~ The days we shared were sweet. I long to see you again in God 's heavenly glory. Wanda Mohler Husband. Falher. Gmndfarlle~ Courtney Sim Your courage and bravery still inspire Its all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. "" -l••'--9 "te•H' ~~ Anna Manuel & Family Jouph A. Bloull Mary K. Baker vCalvin R. Dowell .George A. Hensley Sigman 415137-713 1108 Father You were a light in our life that burns forever in our hearts. Max &Deanna Long 11.11!50-12124107 Wife & ChrisS. Lee 115175-4/1 0/01 John Sigman .It Ennily , Kobimon Stephen R. Donohue JIJ2152-512J/01 Son. Far her & Grandfather Son The days may come and go, but the times we shared will · always remain. Clarence &RO>e Glen Hensler 918/29-1 01~189 Dad · Forever missed. neyer forgotten. Max God hold you in the palrn of His hand. Rill. Sh' rry &Eula Hensler &Families 8/30/02-7114198 Your courage and bravery still inspire us all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Parents: Raymond & Dolores Donohue Daughrer: Angie Hollingswonh &Family Robert L. Fisher Charles Barrett Sr. · Mryna V. Carpenter 5125124-511106 ll /1712 1-2/i/03 5/10/46c 11 /19/88 Mother. Wife & Grandmother Mother & Grandmorher . ' Dau~h tcr- ln- Law Thank you for the · wonderful days we shared together. My prayers will be 'with you until we meet again. & Esta Roberts Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of His hand. Eula, Bill &Sherry Hensler &Families· Florence Barrett 912123-5130101 Mom Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of.His hand. Marlene Carpenter Hartwell Curd Dad Wife. Forever missed never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of His hand. , Though out of sight, you 'll forever pe in my heart and mind. Marlene Carpenter Xavier (Bub) James Whitlow Nathaniel Carpenter Victor Hannah~ . · ' 11 /19120-3/ 15/04 9/30104-5/ll/08 Husband & Father We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Whitlow & Neutzling Family Raymond &Dolores Donohue Charles F. Sargent We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Mazie. Chuck, Kathy &Ashley Dale W. Hill II & Glen 0. Baker & L!lther BOQthe 8125120-10/16199 HusiJand Husband 718125-11117193 Your courage and bravery still inspire us all. Son & Daughter Dad : 11 127129-11 14/08 Mom : 10181 -12123106 Delories J. Burton Richard L. Gilmore 7n/34-6129108 9129131-10/25/07 Wife & Mother Forever missed, never forgolten.'May God hold you in the palm of His hand. , The days may come and g?, but the times we shared wrll always remain. Bill & Sherry Hensler & Families You were a light in our life that burns forever in our hearts. Thank you for the wonderful days we shated together. My prayers will with you until we meet agam. You are in our thoughts and prayers from morning to night and froll) year to year. · We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. We hold you in our thoughts an(! memories forever. Elsie. Marie Sargent & ·Par. Kay, Carol & Chuck Darrell. Bo~. Tracy & Ryan Donnattill, Debbie Jan, An &Dean You were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts. Richard Gilmore Zelma & Tracy We love & miss you, Jessyca & Jeremy & Girls · Artie, Steve Charlie, Kim Bunon Haynes Son 5il4 '"1-l/1 9/03 Thank you for the wonderful days we s ha r~d together. My prayers will be with you until we meet again . Though out of sight, · you 'II forever be in my heart and mind. · Jack &Brandy Handk) Jr. Dad &Family 11 116123-4!7197 . ll/81.5l·llll7104i We faold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Bob &Girls Husband Though out of sight, you 'II forever be in my heart and mind. Nancy Manley 1997 Leota F. Ferrell 2007 .. John C. Bond Missing you & loving you at Christmas & always, Tom, Janet, Tom & 2008 Gone bul not f<q01ten. Erva Jean, 1\farllyn. Mike & F"amilies 12117114-2125195 5/23/24· ~127 105 Wilda M. Wiseman Children. Family & Friends J/04/l5-JO/ II /U5 The days may come and go, but the times we shared . will always remain. 41t ] /56-8/231(17 Mother Parents You are in our thoughts and prayers from morning to night and from year to year. Carolyn Darst Your courage and bravery · still inspire us all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Joy E. Clank . 3131 /48-11/25108 Cousin & Friend Husband & Father • Lawrence (Lonni) · ,Darst Dores &Mildred .... . ' Arpold Lori L. (Hudson) Hensley ' 1011166-1 0/6/06 Daughrer Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory 9f your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Love Always;Mom &Dad Jonathan J. Handley Caroly~ 4114191 -1014107 NormanM.& Dora F. Hysell Darst. Daughter Patty Ann Hysell 513137-512103 Father &: Mother -· We hold you in our thoughts and memories fon;ver. days may come and go, times we shared Will always remain. the 1114137- 12/ 29107 Beloved Husband . Father and Grandfather Gone but nol forgotten. Sadly missed and dearly beloved . Love Wife Frona & Family Nonnan E. Hysell & Rose Franklin D. Gheen In ·memory of ·' Frank" Gheen Husband Father & Mother though out of sight, ·forever be in my hean and mind. Roy (Frank) RIMe 11117118-1119/89 !119/21 -7122107 81 15117-S/4198 6117/ 19-612107 . Yov·were a light in ?ur life . that bums·forever m our hearts. Bob Manley MHE. McPeek 10/J/2()-2/24104 Loving Husband Helen Jeffers You were a light in our life That bums forever in our beans. Dl\llas Hill Husband Roger Jeffers 1992 Ada E. Bissett 1996 Roy M. Wiseman lona Brickles The days may come and go, but the times we shared will always remam. Friends 4/14/91 -1014/07 Kathy Haley (Indian) · 9129131 -10125107 Gramdpa Love , Carolyn . Children, Family & . Your courage and bravery still inspire me and the memory of your smile fills me with joy and laughter. I Love You, Indian uaughter: Karen Baker & Families Father & Husband I01~ 1-12/29/05 Jonathan J, Handley Fathcr!Mothe r!BrothcrlAunt Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold . you in .the palm of His hand . . Roberi Baker & Sandy Corbett & Families Michael Patrick Bissell 1990' kenneth E. Blase!! Joseph & Rachel Bissell Husband Marie Curd 115148-10121107 VIolet M. Smith 1985 L.eona M. Htnaley 1986 Love Always in our Heans, Douglas, Children , Grandchildren & 9/1/26-2000 & 18 Day LibbyFisher &Family_ 12122114 Sheryl & Family Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in · the palm of His hand. 4103119-4/6/96 6121 /35-11110/00 219/26-1125/90 We hold you in our . thoughts and memories fortver . . Joseph E., Ada E., & Kenneth E. Bissell & Mae E. McPeek Pete Haley Neva Boothe . I 0130/46-7120/UN Forever missed, never forgotten . Parents Son, Grandson, Greal Grandson t98t E. Blsaell 1982 Jo~eph The Family Grandson '· Your courage and bravery still inspire us all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Jack & Joyce Handley . RobbieEads . t0/3 t/67-616194 Tommy Theiss Son Son & Brother, Uncle 1113184-9/4/06 Harry & Eileen Brandi Nicole Thomas . Hany 81 !3127· 12ii:WO · Eileen: 10121 / 18-3113106 Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory of your smile fills us.with joy and laughter. hand . We wHilove you forever , Mom: Don. George. Dad, Mom & Cindy Chris & Jessica J/ 17139-312 2108 12124/8S-09/06,Q2 . Hu~band ' Forever mi ssed , never forgotten. May God hold . you in the palm of H1s Michael J, Evans Daughter PartnlS ·vou were a light in our life that bums forever in our beans. We hold you in our thoughts and memories . M~ry Bl:>nna Davis John & Cheryl TIJomas ' - forever. You were a light in our life that bums forever in our heans. Love Chuck Evans & Kids & Grand Kids t t -..' , t ' • • • �• ~ I o ~age ' • ' ' • :• Wednesday, December 24, 2008 www.mydailysentiuel .com A6- The Daily Sentinel eit tt , Wednesday, December 24. 2008 Page A7- The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Sylvia L. Midkiff . (MeMe) 0 I/23118-21271tl8 Grandmother Charles & Betty Dill Clarence S. Frank Devin Q.ay Riggs Mamie Byers Dad: 7125/1 8-512019) I011131-817/07 12131 /91 -8/13/07 4127115-6/1 :!107 Mom: 11512Q-6!1 4/Il7 Hu..;band ' Parents Forever missed, never forgott~n. May God hold · you in the palm of His hand . The days we shared were sweet. I long to see you again rn God's heavenly glory. Lousie Frank Linda Foster James L. Mohler 3/2]/37-I 0125108 "Always in our heans Mumaw. Papaw Riggs and Uncle Jaj Forever missed, never forgotte11 , May God hold you in the palm of His hand. Mom/Wife Husband You were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts .. Though mit of sight. you 'II forever be in my heart and mind. Dee Pickens. Paul Byers &Family Judy Rigg~ The days we shared were sweet. I long to see you again in God 's heavenly glory. Wanda Mohler Husband. Falher. Gmndfarlle~ Courtney Sim Your courage and bravery still inspire Its all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. "" -l••'--9 "te•H' ~~ Anna Manuel & Family Jouph A. Bloull Mary K. Baker vCalvin R. Dowell .George A. Hensley Sigman 415137-713 1108 Father You were a light in our life that burns forever in our hearts. Max &Deanna Long 11.11!50-12124107 Wife & ChrisS. Lee 115175-4/1 0/01 John Sigman .It Ennily , Kobimon Stephen R. Donohue JIJ2152-512J/01 Son. Far her & Grandfather Son The days may come and go, but the times we shared will · always remain. Clarence &RO>e Glen Hensler 918/29-1 01~189 Dad · Forever missed. neyer forgotten. Max God hold you in the palrn of His hand. Rill. Sh' rry &Eula Hensler &Families 8/30/02-7114198 Your courage and bravery still inspire us all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Parents: Raymond & Dolores Donohue Daughrer: Angie Hollingswonh &Family Robert L. Fisher Charles Barrett Sr. · Mryna V. Carpenter 5125124-511106 ll /1712 1-2/i/03 5/10/46c 11 /19/88 Mother. Wife & Grandmother Mother & Grandmorher . ' Dau~h tcr- ln- Law Thank you for the · wonderful days we shared together. My prayers will be 'with you until we meet again. & Esta Roberts Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of His hand. Eula, Bill &Sherry Hensler &Families· Florence Barrett 912123-5130101 Mom Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of.His hand. Marlene Carpenter Hartwell Curd Dad Wife. Forever missed never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of His hand. , Though out of sight, you 'll forever pe in my heart and mind. Marlene Carpenter Xavier (Bub) James Whitlow Nathaniel Carpenter Victor Hannah~ . · ' 11 /19120-3/ 15/04 9/30104-5/ll/08 Husband & Father We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Whitlow & Neutzling Family Raymond &Dolores Donohue Charles F. Sargent We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Mazie. Chuck, Kathy &Ashley Dale W. Hill II & Glen 0. Baker & L!lther BOQthe 8125120-10/16199 HusiJand Husband 718125-11117193 Your courage and bravery still inspire us all. Son & Daughter Dad : 11 127129-11 14/08 Mom : 10181 -12123106 Delories J. Burton Richard L. Gilmore 7n/34-6129108 9129131-10/25/07 Wife & Mother Forever missed, never forgolten.'May God hold you in the palm of His hand. , The days may come and g?, but the times we shared wrll always remain. Bill & Sherry Hensler & Families You were a light in our life that burns forever in our hearts. Thank you for the wonderful days we shated together. My prayers will with you until we meet agam. You are in our thoughts and prayers from morning to night and froll) year to year. · We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. We hold you in our thoughts an(! memories forever. Elsie. Marie Sargent & ·Par. Kay, Carol & Chuck Darrell. Bo~. Tracy & Ryan Donnattill, Debbie Jan, An &Dean You were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts. Richard Gilmore Zelma & Tracy We love & miss you, Jessyca & Jeremy & Girls · Artie, Steve Charlie, Kim Bunon Haynes Son 5il4 '"1-l/1 9/03 Thank you for the wonderful days we s ha r~d together. My prayers will be with you until we meet again . Though out of sight, · you 'II forever be in my heart and mind. · Jack &Brandy Handk) Jr. Dad &Family 11 116123-4!7197 . ll/81.5l·llll7104i We faold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Bob &Girls Husband Though out of sight, you 'II forever be in my heart and mind. Nancy Manley 1997 Leota F. Ferrell 2007 .. John C. Bond Missing you & loving you at Christmas & always, Tom, Janet, Tom & 2008 Gone bul not f<q01ten. Erva Jean, 1\farllyn. Mike & F"amilies 12117114-2125195 5/23/24· ~127 105 Wilda M. Wiseman Children. Family & Friends J/04/l5-JO/ II /U5 The days may come and go, but the times we shared . will always remain. 41t ] /56-8/231(17 Mother Parents You are in our thoughts and prayers from morning to night and from year to year. Carolyn Darst Your courage and bravery · still inspire us all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Joy E. Clank . 3131 /48-11/25108 Cousin & Friend Husband & Father • Lawrence (Lonni) · ,Darst Dores &Mildred .... . ' Arpold Lori L. (Hudson) Hensley ' 1011166-1 0/6/06 Daughrer Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory 9f your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Love Always;Mom &Dad Jonathan J. Handley Caroly~ 4114191 -1014107 NormanM.& Dora F. Hysell Darst. Daughter Patty Ann Hysell 513137-512103 Father &: Mother -· We hold you in our thoughts and memories fon;ver. days may come and go, times we shared Will always remain. the 1114137- 12/ 29107 Beloved Husband . Father and Grandfather Gone but nol forgotten. Sadly missed and dearly beloved . Love Wife Frona & Family Nonnan E. Hysell & Rose Franklin D. Gheen In ·memory of ·' Frank" Gheen Husband Father & Mother though out of sight, ·forever be in my hean and mind. Roy (Frank) RIMe 11117118-1119/89 !119/21 -7122107 81 15117-S/4198 6117/ 19-612107 . Yov·were a light in ?ur life . that bums·forever m our hearts. Bob Manley MHE. McPeek 10/J/2()-2/24104 Loving Husband Helen Jeffers You were a light in our life That bums forever in our beans. Dl\llas Hill Husband Roger Jeffers 1992 Ada E. Bissett 1996 Roy M. Wiseman lona Brickles The days may come and go, but the times we shared will always remam. Friends 4/14/91 -1014/07 Kathy Haley (Indian) · 9129131 -10125107 Gramdpa Love , Carolyn . Children, Family & . Your courage and bravery still inspire me and the memory of your smile fills me with joy and laughter. I Love You, Indian uaughter: Karen Baker & Families Father & Husband I01~ 1-12/29/05 Jonathan J, Handley Fathcr!Mothe r!BrothcrlAunt Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold . you in .the palm of His hand . . Roberi Baker & Sandy Corbett & Families Michael Patrick Bissell 1990' kenneth E. Blase!! Joseph & Rachel Bissell Husband Marie Curd 115148-10121107 VIolet M. Smith 1985 L.eona M. Htnaley 1986 Love Always in our Heans, Douglas, Children , Grandchildren & 9/1/26-2000 & 18 Day LibbyFisher &Family_ 12122114 Sheryl & Family Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in · the palm of His hand. 4103119-4/6/96 6121 /35-11110/00 219/26-1125/90 We hold you in our . thoughts and memories fortver . . Joseph E., Ada E., & Kenneth E. Bissell & Mae E. McPeek Pete Haley Neva Boothe . I 0130/46-7120/UN Forever missed, never forgotten . Parents Son, Grandson, Greal Grandson t98t E. Blsaell 1982 Jo~eph The Family Grandson '· Your courage and bravery still inspire us all , and the memory of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Jack & Joyce Handley . RobbieEads . t0/3 t/67-616194 Tommy Theiss Son Son & Brother, Uncle 1113184-9/4/06 Harry & Eileen Brandi Nicole Thomas . Hany 81 !3127· 12ii:WO · Eileen: 10121 / 18-3113106 Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory of your smile fills us.with joy and laughter. hand . We wHilove you forever , Mom: Don. George. Dad, Mom & Cindy Chris & Jessica J/ 17139-312 2108 12124/8S-09/06,Q2 . Hu~band ' Forever mi ssed , never forgotten. May God hold . you in the palm of H1s Michael J, Evans Daughter PartnlS ·vou were a light in our life that bums forever in our beans. We hold you in our thoughts and memories . M~ry Bl:>nna Davis John & Cheryl TIJomas ' - forever. You were a light in our life that bums forever in our heans. Love Chuck Evans & Kids & Grand Kids t t -..' , t ' • • • �.... .J • '• ' Wednesday, December 24, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Page AS- The Daily Sentinel The D&ily Sentinel Inside .·'Jilt Scoreboard, Page B3 Bl .• ••• • •• ·''' ·'• •• Wednesday, Derember 24, 2008 LocAL SCHEDULE. f'OMEAOY - A. edledula of 1.41CM1ing hlfil *ilool varsity sporting 8'.9118 involving 1eama 1rom GalKa, Mason and Meigl5 counties. fddQ. Pec:embtr 26 U«& Sa-4 ~ ·1~ fDll~ ~~ • iloyl Bltketbalt 'Portsmouth at Gallla 'Acdaemy, 6 p.m. nt " II lift PlY PIIIOIIL PIOPIIft 'IX OIILL DW 8 UIIIIIIEiftBY ll.ft'IICI II OF JIDIIY I, • • 11!111 ftll PlY ftiiS 'IX II BIR 8 Qt<;tmbft 27 Boyo Blllk-H ""• , Bishop Roaecrans at Eastern, 1 p.m. South Gallia at Qak Hill, 6 p.m. Wahama at Southern, 7:30p.m. Warren at Meigs, 6:30 p.m. PRI£ES! Gl~o , Beokt1ball .Eastern at Rawnswooo, 9 a.m. Gatua Academy at Portsmouth, 6 p.m. ' Wreatllng Meigs; Gallla Academy, Point Pleasant, Siver Valley at Gallipolis Invitational, · '1:30 a.m. ' .. .. Mqnda ' mbtr 2P Boyo Baokalball · Hannan at wayne Tourney. TBA ~ Gl~o Saoketball 'Gallla Academy at Rock Hill, 6 p.m. Hannan, Point Pleasant, Southern at Wahama Tourney, TBA Sciotovllle East at South Gallla, 6 p.m. .Trimble at River Valley, 6 p.m. NEW! MSRP $27,995 TAl SALE S22,15296 . ' DJuMr Dpmbtr 30 Boyo Bukllball Hannan at Wayne Tourney, TBA •Hurricane at Point Pleasant, 7:30 p.m. River Valley vs. Gallla Academy (at IJRG), 6 p.m. Jeays Valley.at South GaiUa, 7:30p.m. ..... _ ..,. _.._,,k #N,171 Stock~Bn2 · NEW STYL{J MSRP $20,860 .. . . , "OMtiDOI MSRP $25910 MSRP $18,666 )Vahama at Charleston p.m. c1:;#tt244 II Ll .. 7:30 Gl~ollaoketboll +iannan, Point Pleuant, Southern at Wahama Tourney, TBA rim~ MSRP 24,215 BY BRYAN WALTERS wilh a 14-8 run to take a 30BWALTEASO MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM 23 advantage into the intermission. CHESHIRE Good The Green and White went start . Better finish. on a 6-4 run over the openIt was as simple as that for ing 2:45 of the second half the River VaLLey boys bas- to puLL within 34-29, but ketball team Tuesday night RVHS held Eastern scoreagainst visiting Eastern , as less the rest of tile third perithe Raiders claimed their od while going on an 11-0 first victory of the season in run during 'that span to take a a 65-50 decision during a 45-29 cushion into the non-conference matchup in finale. · Gallia County. · EHS outscored the hbsls The Raiders (1-3) snapped 21-20 in the fourth period, the Eagles· (2-3) two-game but never came closer than .winning streak with the tri- · eight points (53-45) 'witl;i umph , jumping out to a dou- two mmutes lefl in regulable-digit lead early in the tion. The Raiders closed the first quarter en route to a 16- final two minutes on a 12-5 10 edge after eight .minutes surge to pick up lhe 15-point of play. decision . The Silver and Black River Valley's biggest lead who led start to finish - of the night was 17 points, saw the guests l,lUII back to . which came wilh 60 seconds within one pomt (16-15) left in lhe fourth quarter at with six minutes left in the 62-45. It was also the first first half, but the hosts victory for first-year head closed the second quarter : coach Chris Sl1>ut at River Bau.m Winebrenner Valley. The Raiders connected on 23-of-60 field ~oal attempts for 38 percent, mc!uding a 4of-13 effort from three-point territory for 31 percenl. The Eagles , conversely, hit just 19-of-64 field goal tries for 30 rrcent, including a dis.ma 1-of-16 effort from three-point territory for just six percent. The lone successful trifecta from EHS also came in the fourth quarter. · The Raiders, on the other ~eigsrolls TAl SIU •21.453" IllSAlE S14,4057a TO SALE S19,56993 TO SALE 511,8WJ Cath~lc, Raider~ down Eastern 65-50, pick up first win of season Tornadoes : v..,Air,Aum • Onll' 11K ..... llurgln!;ly, W. P.HI .·: Til IILE $1.111 Bv SCOTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT . • ROCKSPRINGS quarters was aII 'f•••~>• needed to defeat the ·Tornadoes Tuesday ·night in an interdivi- .... CIIeiW 0111 I 11 '\P-O . .TUSALE IJU8144. Auto, Air, 4 Cyl. Only 38K IIIII.., 112,100·· TU UlE $10,180 sional~;irls _,...._, .......... . . . . . . . .b&J p ....... toi,;il34 2WD Air, AulD ~siaao .. · 2 Tono Point, WD SUN TUSAU $1,511 . Auto ............ II'U8347A, L200, II 8~ Orut Work Carl w.. SS,4H TU MIE $2,111 ................ irlll Panllll . . Oasm lt'·-··100 lll.lr-'8.' 1 F - . v Oftlclala V..,.ole;MOMIIM IIUIGMA, old, On'll.',~­ L.ocaU, OwMd, TIC!Mnl- ..,111 111111 · TAl SAlE $8,1111 IGII,.... Wk:llabr V. . 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That startling turnaround and Alabama's return lo national prominence brought Saban another honor Tuesday Associated,Press Coach of lhe Year. He also won lhe AP awatd wilh LSU in 2003. This season, Saban Led a learn wilh only nine scholarship seniors to a 12-1 record and a Sugar Bowl date against Utah for only its second Bowl Ch~pionship Series berth. 1n voting by college football writers, he. drew 32 of a possible 62 votes . He outdis. lanced Texas Tech 's Mike Leach (nine). Utah's Kyle Whittingham (six), Georgia Tech's Paul Johnson (five) , Penn State's Joe Paterno (three) arid Ball State's Brady Hoke (two). Five coaches gol one·vote apiece . Saban Led lhe Tide to a fivegame turnaround after going 7-6 in his debut season after he was hired 'for a lhen-college football record $4 mile lion a year. No olher Alabama coach has engineered such a ., " _... - · $10,11118 -~hllltl' oounu ••.., Owned Til SALE $11.451 TU Sill S1J.UO . 'ft\loll,...... Tliiiirff5Jio * OUR E NTIRE I.V ..... Y HA *FREE INCLUDES ALL NEW & varstty basketball contest in Larry R. Mori'i ·s on gymnasium. A hot offense and smothe r i n g defense combined to scorch Southern, 58-17 . Meigs used a lot of balance in po;;ting the win as gals hit the scoring ~olum.n for Coach ; Carl '"''"•· Adrian Bolin paced the Lady Marauders with 12 points , Morllan How~rd notched I I pmnts and 14 rebounds for the · double-double and Catie Wolfe notched I0 • Shanalle Smith posted nine markers, Tricia Smith seven, Miranda Grueser four, Micki 'Barns three AP photo and Chanda St'anle·y two. · .In this Nov. 29 file photo, Alabama coach Nick Saban celebrates after they beat Auburn 36· • Southern was led by C::ourtney Thomas with 0 during their NCAA football g11me at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Saban is ~ix, Morgan McMillan The Associated Press college football coach of the year. This is the second time Saban ' added five, Cheyene Dunn has won the award. He alsa was coach of the year with LSU in 2003. three, Breanna Taylor two and Lindsay Teaford one . Prep Basketball Roundup Emma Hunter, Lynzee Tucker, Gabby Johnson, Kelly Humphrey and. 1essica Riffle went score' . less. ·, STAFF REPORT game, John Brauer added rounds. : . The victory was an end- SPOATSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM four points and eight Southern hit 30-of-62 less one-way slreet for .the rebounds, Michael Manuel ·overall, hitting . 21 -of-43 Marauders, who got a IRONTON Seeking lo had three , while Brad twos (48 .8 percent), 9-of-18 green light on the hustle set the stage for a Merry Brown Dustin Salser and treys, 12-of-25 at the line highway with a 17-3 start Christmas, the Southern · Zach Manuel added one. and had 27 rebounds (Brauer in the first qu arter. T?rn!idoes whirled up a conBrown also had a good pass. 8, Coppick 7). St.Joe hit 18,Morgan Howard estabvmcmg 62-39 non-league ing game. of-62 overall , hitting 16-oflished herself on the lr?nto~ St. St. Joe's Chad Harvey triumph over 47 twos (34 percent), 2-ofboards and tossed in sill Jose.l'h Tuesday t'ught m lhe notched 19 points ; Caleb 15 treys, 14-of-32 at the line Q<>ints, while Catie Wolfe Hol:day Tournament at Blackburn had seven with 24 rebounds (Harvey 7, used an and-one three Harris Deal Hig~ School. Payton Blair five, Joey Ironton Riley 5). Southern had 18 point play, a lay-in and a Southern IS now 4-1 and 2- Basedow three Tanner Riley assists (Roberts 4, Brown 4, free throw for her six I . i.n. the TVC Hocking three and TJ. Young two. markers: had all six of St. Joefs total. Rees 3), 18 turnovers, nine Dtv1s1on. · Southern coach Jeff . Meigs' offense was The Soulhem defense took steals (Brown 5) and 1·2 primed , but the defense. . Last time out Bryan Harris Caldwell said, "We played a away everything south of the fouls. St. Joe had six assists, otas just as smothering. was hot. Tuesd~y ~tght he really good defensive game three-point line. Harris con- 20 turnovers, 9 steals outhern struggled to hit a was absolutely s1zzhng as he tonight and we rebounded titiued his agenda wilh seven (Harvey 4) , three blocks and eld goal as Meigs contin-. strok~d the nets at a 10-for• well. Those were two lhings points and Roberts followed 23 fouls. ed its blitz in the second 14 cbp (71 JX:rcent) :nclud- we struggled wilh the last en suit · with fi ve points. There was no reserve tanto . Wolfe continued to IDJ! a 6-of-9 stm~ from three- time out , but I was pleased Coppick added two . With game. ~o a good job running the pomt land . Hams scored ~6 with the effort tonight." . · Southern hosts Wahama nothing · inside. St. Joe's With Harris at lhe wheel Blair and Riley each hit a Saturday in Racine . )leigs offense, finding the pomts m a great effort w1th gpen man for several four rebounds and an assist. of lhe Soulhem Express, the trey for the 14~6 offset in the SountERN 62, ISJ 39 ~ores from. Micki Ba~n~ . Weston Roberts finally got Tornadoes blitzed to a 15-6 second frame . The score at Adrian Boho and Tr:cm back on _track with a confi- openin~ period Lead, ·Harris the inlerrnission was 29- 12 Southern 15 t4 1• 18 - 62 Smith who drilled a long deuce butldmg 14 pomts and couldn t miss as he drilled Southern. StJoe 6 6 12 tS - 39 ree pointer. That Led four assists. Sean Coppick four straight tri·fectas in The third frame was more SOUTHERN (4-1): Cyle Roes 2' ~ 5, eigs to a hefty 35- 10 added seven points and .leading lhe charge . Roberts competitive but controlled Brad Brown 0 1~ 1, TaylorO..m o0.0 o, ad at intermission. seven rebounds , Cyle Re~Js added two points in lbe dri- by the Tornadoes 14-12. Sean Copplek 3 1-3 7. Dustin Salser 0 1· 1, Bryan Harris 10 o-o 26, Michael added five points and three ver and Michael Manuel After three, Southern led 43- 2Manuel 3... 3, Weston Robens 5 ~-2 ~ PIIIM ... M 'p.IJJ . assists with a good floor added a safety. Chad Harvey 24 and. 62-39 after four 1•. Z8ch0Manuel 0 1·2 1, John Brauer 1 ·'~ ' SPECIAL YBAR PRI.C B WITH SALES PRICE OVER l Bl'IICK. CBEVRilEI PONTIAC:. ~ 1900 Eastern Ave. • Gallipolis, OH · . '1'1111 , . 1-11'1,........... ... • Year 2 turnaround . The transformation hap.pened faster lhan lhe most ardent fan could have anticipated . Alabama was in the chase for a BCS national title shot until losing to Aorida in lhe Southeastern Conference charnpions)lip game, an unexpected rise for a team lhat entered lhe season ranked No. 24. The Tide hadn't topped a regular-season AP poll since Bear Bryant's 1980 team. Signs of Alabama's tumaround were evident from lhe outset, Wilh a 34-10 opening· wm over then-No . 9 Clemson. 'This has been a great team that really changed last year when we finished playing lhe bowl game," Saban said. uTheir attitude in lhe offseason , a lot of guys bought in. A lol of guys· had a higher expectation for themselves and for each olher. They worked hard. They played well togelher. The conunitment, work elhic, perseverance that this team showed was one of the best I've ever been around." Along lhe way, Saban and the Tide dispatched a number of teams lhat drew far more preseason attention , from Clemson to Georgia to LSU and finally to Auburn. Alabama ended a six-year losing streak to state rival Auburn with a 36-0 rorrip in the regular-season finale . The Tide found itself No. I in a regular-season poll for the first time in 28 years after racing to a 31.0 halftime lead at lhen-No. 3 Georgia and holding on for a 41-30 win. ' ' __ ...,..._.. ........... Please sH .Eagles, B:S Tornadoes slam Ironton St. Joe; Point opens season with win Ill SALE $20,'150 .W017A.~ The Raiders were I 2-of31 from lhe field in the first half for 39 percent, including 3-of. 7 from behind lhe arc for 43 percent. The Eagles - on the other hand - were 9-of-28 from the floor in the first half for 32 percent, including 1-of-7 from three-point land for 14 percent. · RVHS won the battle on the boards by .a 29-22 margin , including a 13-9 edge on the offensive glass . The hosts also Had 17 turnovers in the contest, five more lhan the Eagles' dozen. Both teams shot free throws well . River Valley finished the night 15-of-21 al the line for 71 percent, while Eastern went 11-of-15 at the charity s~pe for 73 percent. EHS was whistled for 23 fouls, while the hosts . committed I7 personals . Saban named AP coach of the year . past Lady •=•:•urc•an hand, hit half of lheir threepointers in the opening four minutes of the contest helping the hosts jump out to a 12-2 edge with 4:15 left in the first canto. RVHS also led by 10 points on three different occasions in lhe opener, the last of which came at 16-6 with 2:45 showing on the clock. EHS pulled lo .within six points (16-10) with two minutes left in the first stanza. then neither team scored after that - allowing the hosts a two-possession Lead heading into the second frame. Eastern . opened quarter number two with a 5-0 run to cut its deficit to 16-15, but the Raiders ended a 5:30 scoring drought at the 5:15 mark with a free throw for a 17-15 edge. That free throw sparked the 14-8 push lhat gave the hosts a seven-point lead at the break. '· •,I• • I ' . 2-S 4. TOTALS: 2t 1t-2 t 62. Three-point goals: Bryan Harris si)( , Wes!Of'1 Roberts two, Cyle Rees one. ST. JOE (3-2): Paylon Blair2o-o 5. Chad Harvey 9 1-2 19, Joey Basedow 1 1-2 3, Tanner Riley 2 0-Q 3. T.J. Young 0 2-2 2, Joe Unger 0 0..2 0, Caleb Blackburn 3 14 7. TOTALS: 18 5-12 39. Three-point goals: Payton Bl a ~r one, Tanner Riley one. POINT DOWNS HANNAN ASHTON, W.Va . - Point Pleasant may have had to wait an extra week to .get in its season opener, but the Black Knights made it worth the wait. For the f:rst time in a long time the Point Pleasant boys basketball team opened the Sj!ason with a victory , defeating fellow Milson County foe Hannan 60-42 Tuesday night to avenge a pair of losses to the Wildcats last season . The Black Knights (1 -0) jumped out to a 17-6 advantage in the first quarter and never trailed lhe rest of the way. Hannan (0-2) made a ........... Roundup. 13 �.... .J • '• ' Wednesday, December 24, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Page AS- The Daily Sentinel The D&ily Sentinel Inside .·'Jilt Scoreboard, Page B3 Bl .• ••• • •• ·''' ·'• •• Wednesday, Derember 24, 2008 LocAL SCHEDULE. f'OMEAOY - A. edledula of 1.41CM1ing hlfil *ilool varsity sporting 8'.9118 involving 1eama 1rom GalKa, Mason and Meigl5 counties. fddQ. Pec:embtr 26 U«& Sa-4 ~ ·1~ fDll~ ~~ • iloyl Bltketbalt 'Portsmouth at Gallla 'Acdaemy, 6 p.m. nt " II lift PlY PIIIOIIL PIOPIIft 'IX OIILL DW 8 UIIIIIIEiftBY ll.ft'IICI II OF JIDIIY I, • • 11!111 ftll PlY ftiiS 'IX II BIR 8 Qt<;tmbft 27 Boyo Blllk-H ""• , Bishop Roaecrans at Eastern, 1 p.m. South Gallia at Qak Hill, 6 p.m. Wahama at Southern, 7:30p.m. Warren at Meigs, 6:30 p.m. PRI£ES! Gl~o , Beokt1ball .Eastern at Rawnswooo, 9 a.m. Gatua Academy at Portsmouth, 6 p.m. ' Wreatllng Meigs; Gallla Academy, Point Pleasant, Siver Valley at Gallipolis Invitational, · '1:30 a.m. ' .. .. Mqnda ' mbtr 2P Boyo Baokalball · Hannan at wayne Tourney. TBA ~ Gl~o Saoketball 'Gallla Academy at Rock Hill, 6 p.m. Hannan, Point Pleasant, Southern at Wahama Tourney, TBA Sciotovllle East at South Gallla, 6 p.m. .Trimble at River Valley, 6 p.m. NEW! MSRP $27,995 TAl SALE S22,15296 . ' DJuMr Dpmbtr 30 Boyo Bukllball Hannan at Wayne Tourney, TBA •Hurricane at Point Pleasant, 7:30 p.m. River Valley vs. Gallla Academy (at IJRG), 6 p.m. Jeays Valley.at South GaiUa, 7:30p.m. ..... _ ..,. _.._,,k #N,171 Stock~Bn2 · NEW STYL{J MSRP $20,860 .. . . , "OMtiDOI MSRP $25910 MSRP $18,666 )Vahama at Charleston p.m. c1:;#tt244 II Ll .. 7:30 Gl~ollaoketboll +iannan, Point Pleuant, Southern at Wahama Tourney, TBA rim~ MSRP 24,215 BY BRYAN WALTERS wilh a 14-8 run to take a 30BWALTEASO MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM 23 advantage into the intermission. CHESHIRE Good The Green and White went start . Better finish. on a 6-4 run over the openIt was as simple as that for ing 2:45 of the second half the River VaLLey boys bas- to puLL within 34-29, but ketball team Tuesday night RVHS held Eastern scoreagainst visiting Eastern , as less the rest of tile third perithe Raiders claimed their od while going on an 11-0 first victory of the season in run during 'that span to take a a 65-50 decision during a 45-29 cushion into the non-conference matchup in finale. · Gallia County. · EHS outscored the hbsls The Raiders (1-3) snapped 21-20 in the fourth period, the Eagles· (2-3) two-game but never came closer than .winning streak with the tri- · eight points (53-45) 'witl;i umph , jumping out to a dou- two mmutes lefl in regulable-digit lead early in the tion. The Raiders closed the first quarter en route to a 16- final two minutes on a 12-5 10 edge after eight .minutes surge to pick up lhe 15-point of play. decision . The Silver and Black River Valley's biggest lead who led start to finish - of the night was 17 points, saw the guests l,lUII back to . which came wilh 60 seconds within one pomt (16-15) left in lhe fourth quarter at with six minutes left in the 62-45. It was also the first first half, but the hosts victory for first-year head closed the second quarter : coach Chris Sl1>ut at River Bau.m Winebrenner Valley. The Raiders connected on 23-of-60 field ~oal attempts for 38 percent, mc!uding a 4of-13 effort from three-point territory for 31 percenl. The Eagles , conversely, hit just 19-of-64 field goal tries for 30 rrcent, including a dis.ma 1-of-16 effort from three-point territory for just six percent. The lone successful trifecta from EHS also came in the fourth quarter. · The Raiders, on the other ~eigsrolls TAl SIU •21.453" IllSAlE S14,4057a TO SALE S19,56993 TO SALE 511,8WJ Cath~lc, Raider~ down Eastern 65-50, pick up first win of season Tornadoes : v..,Air,Aum • Onll' 11K ..... llurgln!;ly, W. P.HI .·: Til IILE $1.111 Bv SCOTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT . • ROCKSPRINGS quarters was aII 'f•••~>• needed to defeat the ·Tornadoes Tuesday ·night in an interdivi- .... CIIeiW 0111 I 11 '\P-O . .TUSALE IJU8144. Auto, Air, 4 Cyl. Only 38K IIIII.., 112,100·· TU UlE $10,180 sional~;irls _,...._, .......... . . . . . . . .b&J p ....... toi,;il34 2WD Air, AulD ~siaao .. · 2 Tono Point, WD SUN TUSAU $1,511 . Auto ............ II'U8347A, L200, II 8~ Orut Work Carl w.. SS,4H TU MIE $2,111 ................ irlll Panllll . . Oasm lt'·-··100 lll.lr-'8.' 1 F - . v Oftlclala V..,.ole;MOMIIM IIUIGMA, old, On'll.',~­ L.ocaU, OwMd, TIC!Mnl- ..,111 111111 · TAl SAlE $8,1111 IGII,.... Wk:llabr V. . 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That startling turnaround and Alabama's return lo national prominence brought Saban another honor Tuesday Associated,Press Coach of lhe Year. He also won lhe AP awatd wilh LSU in 2003. This season, Saban Led a learn wilh only nine scholarship seniors to a 12-1 record and a Sugar Bowl date against Utah for only its second Bowl Ch~pionship Series berth. 1n voting by college football writers, he. drew 32 of a possible 62 votes . He outdis. lanced Texas Tech 's Mike Leach (nine). Utah's Kyle Whittingham (six), Georgia Tech's Paul Johnson (five) , Penn State's Joe Paterno (three) arid Ball State's Brady Hoke (two). Five coaches gol one·vote apiece . Saban Led lhe Tide to a fivegame turnaround after going 7-6 in his debut season after he was hired 'for a lhen-college football record $4 mile lion a year. No olher Alabama coach has engineered such a ., " _... - · $10,11118 -~hllltl' oounu ••.., Owned Til SALE $11.451 TU Sill S1J.UO . 'ft\loll,...... Tliiiirff5Jio * OUR E NTIRE I.V ..... Y HA *FREE INCLUDES ALL NEW & varstty basketball contest in Larry R. Mori'i ·s on gymnasium. A hot offense and smothe r i n g defense combined to scorch Southern, 58-17 . Meigs used a lot of balance in po;;ting the win as gals hit the scoring ~olum.n for Coach ; Carl '"''"•· Adrian Bolin paced the Lady Marauders with 12 points , Morllan How~rd notched I I pmnts and 14 rebounds for the · double-double and Catie Wolfe notched I0 • Shanalle Smith posted nine markers, Tricia Smith seven, Miranda Grueser four, Micki 'Barns three AP photo and Chanda St'anle·y two. · .In this Nov. 29 file photo, Alabama coach Nick Saban celebrates after they beat Auburn 36· • Southern was led by C::ourtney Thomas with 0 during their NCAA football g11me at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Saban is ~ix, Morgan McMillan The Associated Press college football coach of the year. This is the second time Saban ' added five, Cheyene Dunn has won the award. He alsa was coach of the year with LSU in 2003. three, Breanna Taylor two and Lindsay Teaford one . Prep Basketball Roundup Emma Hunter, Lynzee Tucker, Gabby Johnson, Kelly Humphrey and. 1essica Riffle went score' . less. ·, STAFF REPORT game, John Brauer added rounds. : . The victory was an end- SPOATSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM four points and eight Southern hit 30-of-62 less one-way slreet for .the rebounds, Michael Manuel ·overall, hitting . 21 -of-43 Marauders, who got a IRONTON Seeking lo had three , while Brad twos (48 .8 percent), 9-of-18 green light on the hustle set the stage for a Merry Brown Dustin Salser and treys, 12-of-25 at the line highway with a 17-3 start Christmas, the Southern · Zach Manuel added one. and had 27 rebounds (Brauer in the first qu arter. T?rn!idoes whirled up a conBrown also had a good pass. 8, Coppick 7). St.Joe hit 18,Morgan Howard estabvmcmg 62-39 non-league ing game. of-62 overall , hitting 16-oflished herself on the lr?nto~ St. St. Joe's Chad Harvey triumph over 47 twos (34 percent), 2-ofboards and tossed in sill Jose.l'h Tuesday t'ught m lhe notched 19 points ; Caleb 15 treys, 14-of-32 at the line Q<>ints, while Catie Wolfe Hol:day Tournament at Blackburn had seven with 24 rebounds (Harvey 7, used an and-one three Harris Deal Hig~ School. Payton Blair five, Joey Ironton Riley 5). Southern had 18 point play, a lay-in and a Southern IS now 4-1 and 2- Basedow three Tanner Riley assists (Roberts 4, Brown 4, free throw for her six I . i.n. the TVC Hocking three and TJ. Young two. markers: had all six of St. Joefs total. Rees 3), 18 turnovers, nine Dtv1s1on. · Southern coach Jeff . Meigs' offense was The Soulhem defense took steals (Brown 5) and 1·2 primed , but the defense. . Last time out Bryan Harris Caldwell said, "We played a away everything south of the fouls. St. Joe had six assists, otas just as smothering. was hot. Tuesd~y ~tght he really good defensive game three-point line. Harris con- 20 turnovers, 9 steals outhern struggled to hit a was absolutely s1zzhng as he tonight and we rebounded titiued his agenda wilh seven (Harvey 4) , three blocks and eld goal as Meigs contin-. strok~d the nets at a 10-for• well. Those were two lhings points and Roberts followed 23 fouls. ed its blitz in the second 14 cbp (71 JX:rcent) :nclud- we struggled wilh the last en suit · with fi ve points. There was no reserve tanto . Wolfe continued to IDJ! a 6-of-9 stm~ from three- time out , but I was pleased Coppick added two . With game. ~o a good job running the pomt land . Hams scored ~6 with the effort tonight." . · Southern hosts Wahama nothing · inside. St. Joe's With Harris at lhe wheel Blair and Riley each hit a Saturday in Racine . )leigs offense, finding the pomts m a great effort w1th gpen man for several four rebounds and an assist. of lhe Soulhem Express, the trey for the 14~6 offset in the SountERN 62, ISJ 39 ~ores from. Micki Ba~n~ . Weston Roberts finally got Tornadoes blitzed to a 15-6 second frame . The score at Adrian Boho and Tr:cm back on _track with a confi- openin~ period Lead, ·Harris the inlerrnission was 29- 12 Southern 15 t4 1• 18 - 62 Smith who drilled a long deuce butldmg 14 pomts and couldn t miss as he drilled Southern. StJoe 6 6 12 tS - 39 ree pointer. That Led four assists. Sean Coppick four straight tri·fectas in The third frame was more SOUTHERN (4-1): Cyle Roes 2' ~ 5, eigs to a hefty 35- 10 added seven points and .leading lhe charge . Roberts competitive but controlled Brad Brown 0 1~ 1, TaylorO..m o0.0 o, ad at intermission. seven rebounds , Cyle Re~Js added two points in lbe dri- by the Tornadoes 14-12. Sean Copplek 3 1-3 7. Dustin Salser 0 1· 1, Bryan Harris 10 o-o 26, Michael added five points and three ver and Michael Manuel After three, Southern led 43- 2Manuel 3... 3, Weston Robens 5 ~-2 ~ PIIIM ... M 'p.IJJ . assists with a good floor added a safety. Chad Harvey 24 and. 62-39 after four 1•. Z8ch0Manuel 0 1·2 1, John Brauer 1 ·'~ ' SPECIAL YBAR PRI.C B WITH SALES PRICE OVER l Bl'IICK. CBEVRilEI PONTIAC:. ~ 1900 Eastern Ave. • Gallipolis, OH · . '1'1111 , . 1-11'1,........... ... • Year 2 turnaround . The transformation hap.pened faster lhan lhe most ardent fan could have anticipated . Alabama was in the chase for a BCS national title shot until losing to Aorida in lhe Southeastern Conference charnpions)lip game, an unexpected rise for a team lhat entered lhe season ranked No. 24. The Tide hadn't topped a regular-season AP poll since Bear Bryant's 1980 team. Signs of Alabama's tumaround were evident from lhe outset, Wilh a 34-10 opening· wm over then-No . 9 Clemson. 'This has been a great team that really changed last year when we finished playing lhe bowl game," Saban said. uTheir attitude in lhe offseason , a lot of guys bought in. A lol of guys· had a higher expectation for themselves and for each olher. They worked hard. They played well togelher. The conunitment, work elhic, perseverance that this team showed was one of the best I've ever been around." Along lhe way, Saban and the Tide dispatched a number of teams lhat drew far more preseason attention , from Clemson to Georgia to LSU and finally to Auburn. Alabama ended a six-year losing streak to state rival Auburn with a 36-0 rorrip in the regular-season finale . The Tide found itself No. I in a regular-season poll for the first time in 28 years after racing to a 31.0 halftime lead at lhen-No. 3 Georgia and holding on for a 41-30 win. ' ' __ ...,..._.. ........... Please sH .Eagles, B:S Tornadoes slam Ironton St. Joe; Point opens season with win Ill SALE $20,'150 .W017A.~ The Raiders were I 2-of31 from lhe field in the first half for 39 percent, including 3-of. 7 from behind lhe arc for 43 percent. The Eagles - on the other hand - were 9-of-28 from the floor in the first half for 32 percent, including 1-of-7 from three-point land for 14 percent. · RVHS won the battle on the boards by .a 29-22 margin , including a 13-9 edge on the offensive glass . The hosts also Had 17 turnovers in the contest, five more lhan the Eagles' dozen. Both teams shot free throws well . River Valley finished the night 15-of-21 al the line for 71 percent, while Eastern went 11-of-15 at the charity s~pe for 73 percent. EHS was whistled for 23 fouls, while the hosts . committed I7 personals . Saban named AP coach of the year . past Lady •=•:•urc•an hand, hit half of lheir threepointers in the opening four minutes of the contest helping the hosts jump out to a 12-2 edge with 4:15 left in the first canto. RVHS also led by 10 points on three different occasions in lhe opener, the last of which came at 16-6 with 2:45 showing on the clock. EHS pulled lo .within six points (16-10) with two minutes left in the first stanza. then neither team scored after that - allowing the hosts a two-possession Lead heading into the second frame. Eastern . opened quarter number two with a 5-0 run to cut its deficit to 16-15, but the Raiders ended a 5:30 scoring drought at the 5:15 mark with a free throw for a 17-15 edge. That free throw sparked the 14-8 push lhat gave the hosts a seven-point lead at the break. '· •,I• • I ' . 2-S 4. TOTALS: 2t 1t-2 t 62. Three-point goals: Bryan Harris si)( , Wes!Of'1 Roberts two, Cyle Rees one. ST. JOE (3-2): Paylon Blair2o-o 5. Chad Harvey 9 1-2 19, Joey Basedow 1 1-2 3, Tanner Riley 2 0-Q 3. T.J. Young 0 2-2 2, Joe Unger 0 0..2 0, Caleb Blackburn 3 14 7. TOTALS: 18 5-12 39. Three-point goals: Payton Bl a ~r one, Tanner Riley one. POINT DOWNS HANNAN ASHTON, W.Va . - Point Pleasant may have had to wait an extra week to .get in its season opener, but the Black Knights made it worth the wait. For the f:rst time in a long time the Point Pleasant boys basketball team opened the Sj!ason with a victory , defeating fellow Milson County foe Hannan 60-42 Tuesday night to avenge a pair of losses to the Wildcats last season . The Black Knights (1 -0) jumped out to a 17-6 advantage in the first quarter and never trailed lhe rest of the way. Hannan (0-2) made a ........... Roundup. 13 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel..:om Wednesday, December 24, Wednesday, December 24, 2008 Jf·~·~~~~"~"~"~~~~~~"""~~"~~"~~~"~"11 www.mydailysentinel.com 2008 The liP Scoreboard Tl!uday'e Scoma Maple Hta. 57, Palnesvme Riverside 35 Marion Cath. 61. Powell Village Academy-43 Marion Pleasant 65, Marlon Elgin 46 Massillon Jackson eo, wooater 49 Mechanicsburg 53, W: Uberty· Salam 4 t Medina Buckeye 57, Sullivan Black River OHIO BOYS BASKETBALL )\kr. East 62, Akr. Hoban 47 45 ' /okr. Eliot 65, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Mt. Vernon 55, Marlen Harding 44 liesu" 63 New Matamoras Frontier 53, Lore City kr. Gllffiekl 60. Alllanco Ma~lngloo 57 Buckeye TraU 4(3 kr. Kenmore 66, Canal Fulton Nowlllk 56, Grove Clly 51 orthwest 36 ~ tl.urora 49, Wlckllfte 37 &arlin Center We&tem Reserve 55, N: lima S. Range 38 . Berlin Hllafld 81 , Strasburg·Franldln 78 Bevo~y Fl. Frye 74, Celdwoll 34 lt~oorn<:arroll51 , Phllo41 Bowling Green 66, Rossford 60 e ecksviii•Broadvlew Hts. 79, Gartleld s. Trinity 58 ooklyn 54, Columbia Station Columbia Newton Falls 46, Windham 44 Oak Glen, W.Va. 61, Staubenvllte Cath. Cent 54 Paden City, W.Va. 55, Bridgeport 44 Oak Hill 71 , Wellston 27 Parma Hts. Holy Name 52, Panna Normandy 35 Parma Hts. Valley Forge 50, N. Aldgevllte 48 Pemberville Eastwood 51 , Elmore Woodmpre47 Pickerington Cent. 72, Groveport· Roundup Bloom-Carroll 44 , Sugar Grove Berne Union 35 Brecksvil\e·Broadview Hts. 62, Chagrin Falls 45 Bucyrus 53, Bucyrus Wyntor(t 36 Burton Berkshire 55, Independence 45 Can. McKinley 78, AJq. Buchlel 31 Can. SOuth 64, AAI~ Fireatont 47 Cardington-Lincoln 35, Sparta Highland 32 Castalia Margaretta 61. Milan Edison 56 Chillicothe Zane Trace 42, Wheelersburg 40 . Cin. Mt. Healthy 58, HamiiiOn Badin 48 Cle. Cent. Cath. 63, Cle. Rhodes 27 Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. 78, Cle. Glenville 38 . Collins Western Aeserva 71 , Greenwich S. Cent. 24 Cots. Upper Artington 53, Grove City Cent. Cros~ing 44 Columbiana 55 , McDonald 51 Crestline 53, L.ucas 26 Cres1on Norwayne 50, Apple Creek Waynedal e 33 Cuyahoga !=ails Walsh Jesuit 63, Chagrin Falls Kenston 47 Cuyahoga Hts. 49, Newbury 40 Delaware Heyes 45, Sunbury Big Walnut .7 9runswtck 60, Grafton Mldview 49 Madison 71 J;ambrldga 59, Byesville Meadowbrook Pickerington N. 66, Gahanna Lincoln 63 ~0 Powell Olentangy Liberty 68, Westerville Carrollton 92, Now Philadelphia 88. OT N. 59 Chardon 64, Bl.non Btrbltire 53 Ravenna 75, Garrettsville Garfield 60 )::tteahlre Rlvar Valley 65, Reedavillo Richwood N. Unkln 55, MIHo~ Cenler 43 . l!astam 60 · Fairbanks 49 Doylestown Chippewa 6:4, Rlhma11 52 HHia · qhrlstlan Academv 54, Cin. Salineville Southern n , ToroFllo 73, OT Dublin Cottman 52. Hilliard Darby 40 r Pari< 30 Shadyside ~9. Wheeling Central, w. va. Publin Jerome 44, ·Lewis Center .E La. Salle 96, Hamlhon 64 Marlo Manhattan Norris • Merry Christmas We Love You, Momm &.Dadd Luke Bryan Enright Merry Christmas Love; Mitchel Evans Merry Christmas Love Ma-Maw, Daddy &.. Momm Bryi\n &.. Cynthia Enright Major Vanlnwagen Merry Christmas Love, Mommy, Daddy, . :eta. Hts. 73, Pewaukee, Wts.-53 P,la. Franklin Hta. 93, New Albany 92, eoT ~ Is . Linden McKinley 60, Delaware ckoyo Valley 49 ~ · Is. South 47, SLtQar Grove Be me ion 45 · Is . Upper Mngton 81 , Grove City nt. Crossing 55 rning Miller 56, Crooksville ·45 Cortland Lakeview 57, Niles McKinley 37 ~shocton 56, Warsaw Rivet" VIew 48, lf:· · ~ OT (lay. Ounbar 79, Beavercreek 65 Oover 56, Uhrlcho~lle Claymont 45 ):lublin Cottman 37, Hilliard Darby 35 .bublin Scioto 52, Westerville Cent. 43 E. Can. 59, Massillon Tuslaw 55 ):. Clo. Shaw 87, Youngs. Eas172 ~· Llv'!rpool88, Martins Ferry 62 fairport Harbor ljardng 56, CU)'ahoga i It t .His. 46 frankfort Caden ONeil Merry Christmas Love You Very Mo u·h Grandpa Jim&. Grandma T Nathan Winebrenner Merry Christmas Love, Collin Roush 8.. Braeilynn Hubbard Merry Chi'istmas Love, Mnm&. Merry Christmas • Love, Grandparents. Darrell &.)an Norris Alden &.. Laynee Merry Christmas Love, Mommy &. Daddy 29, Cent« lockland 93. · Franklin Mlddleoown Arcbbokl vs. S1ryker; ppd. Circleville vs. Washington C.H., ppd. tMstlan 64 lorain Admiral King 54, Akr. Nortll 57 LowoiMIII 83, E. LlvllfPOOI Chris11an 16 GIRLS BASKETI!ALL Devin Fitch Merry Christmas love, Grandpa&.. Grandma Richard &.. Tina Sheets Chase Wyatt Dodson Merry Christmas .Love, Mom &.. Dad Gryphon Malachi . Thomas Merry Christmas ,, love, Grandma&.. Jayden Merry l"hrlc:tn~" Love, "Gaga"&. Granny Hensler 'Macedonia Nordonta 63. Akr. Firestone )13 Akr. Manchester 49, Can . Tlmken 29 Akr. SVSM 74, Lexington 32 ~adiaon· 71 r Geneva 54 Magnolia, w.va: 64, Woodsftold Monroe. Artlnglon 62. Ada 38 );:ant. 81 · , Ashland Chlstvlew 52, Monroeville 47 foialvem 58, Tuooarawas Cent <;olio. 50 Bellevue 54, Upj)er Sandusky . Hunter Ross Jarrell M¢rry Christmas l Mom&. Dad ·M· ' . . • Love, ei'gs ' . from Page Bl : • The second half was ~cademic as Meigs led 43•12 after three rounds, and 58-17 at . the finish. Shanalle Smith had a good .finish with all nine of her points in· th~ last round . • There was no reserve game. : Meigs hit 21-of-51 twos, }-of-11 threes and 8-of-16 at the foul line. Southern I ( Kashton McDaniels Merry Christmas Landen Woods Merry Christmas I love You love, Grandma Donna Mammy&.Paw RyleeNichol Wyatt Merry Christmas We love you Angel Maw-Maw&. Paw-Paw Emmah Merry Christmas Love· . : · . Daddy ... . Audrianna Burnem Merry Christmas Love, ' ' &. Papaw Ratcliff '· Rylee Wyatt Merry Christmas I Love You , Daddy Maddy . Merry Christmas · Love, Grandpa &.. Grandma Cruz &. ·"'co;"'' Logan Hensler · Merry Christmas Love, Brinager Merry Christmas Love, "GaGa" &. Granny Hensler MnrnJT\\1 Anthony Merry Christmas Love, &.. Nanan 8.. Audrey Riffle Merry Christmas Love, · Mommy 8.. Daddy Merry Love, Daddy 8.. Mommy Merry Christmas Love, Braylon Harrison Merry Christmas Love, Mimi &. Poppy Anthony WhobnrN Merry Christmas Love, Mom&. Dad liliiiiit>airireliiil&..-iiiltiiiiiiiiilil k.-.w&•••~i'>d;;rAA.-&a.-&d;;r&da•~•tA•~••Jijwt•~•••wuuw•~ J . • . . . • Eagles ' \ T!A9mmy &. Daddy t t Buckeye 32 £!wia t t l t Olentangy 37 E. Liverpool47, Brooke, W.Va. 42 St. Bernard 57, Hamilton New Miarili 43 Eastlake N. 69, Chardon NDCL 48 S1eubenvUie 54. Cadiz Harrison Cent. 49 E;lida 48, Coldwater 33 S1ruttlers 67, Lisbon"Beaver 55 Fostoria' St. Wendelin 58, Alcadia 30 Sugarcreek Garaway 66, Bowerston Kalida 58, Columbus Grove 33 Conotton Valley 53 . Kenton 46, Caledonia River Valley 40 Sunbury Big Walnut 70, Delaware Hayes ·Kettering Alter 56, Springboro 40 58 Kidron Cent. Christian 60, Hartville Lake · Sylvania Southview 60, Perrysburg 55 Center Christian 56 Tiffin Calvert 87, Northwood 65 Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 52, Tot. Christian 42, Holgate 27 Pataskala Watkins Memorial 33 Tontogany Otsego 71, Millbury Lake 66, loudonville 76, Mansfield M8dlson 62 OT Macedonia Nordonia 76, Kent Roosevelt Tree of Life 52, Cots. C!)ntennial 45 46 Uniontown Lake 73. Louisville 44 Marion Cath. 44 , Powell Village Van Buren 86, Bascom Hopewell- Academy 28 toudon 49 Massillon Jackson 74, Wooster 42 W. Lafayette Ridgewood ·ss, Massillon Perry 57, Akr. Kenmore 40 Newcomerstown 51 Mayfield 72, Bodford 44 Wadsworth 48, Medina 41 . Morral Ridgedale 72, Mansfield Christian Warren Champion 66, Bristol 50 t5 Warren HoWland 59, Salem 51 Morrow Llttte,Miaml34, Lebanon 33 Westlake 52, Avon 38 Mt. Vernon 56, Cots. South 28 Wintersville Indian Creek 64 , Rayland N. Robinson Col. Crawford 67, OntariO Youngs. Christian 68, Leetonia 62 Youngs. Ursuline 57, Loui!MIIe Aquinas 41 Ironton Tournament llalllpolls Gallla 49, II'Onton Rock Hill 37 . Cots. Brookhaven 65, Ironton 62 ~alloway Westland · 75, Thomas Largo, Mcf. 69, Campbell Memorial 58 Racine Southam 62, Ironton St. Joseph Worthington 110 'Oenoa Arta 52 1 Bloomdlllt ElmWOOd 44 39 Georgetown ·53, L.eel Creek E. CHnlOn POSTPONEIIENTSIC.\NCELLATIONS 42' .. Chillicothe Unloto vs. Jackson, ppd. S. Adams, Ind. vs. Rockford Parkway, Granville 58, Pataskala Licking His. 41 • Hartville Lake Center Christian 69, ppd. Washington C.H. Miami Trace vs. ~ldron Cent. Christian 64 •· l-eesburg Fairfield, ppd. tieath 89. Cenlerburg 62 ttollan~ Springfield 70, Whitehouse Ft. Jennings vs. Convoy Crestview, ppd. lo Dec. 26 ~hony Woyrte 61 • tiubbard 46, Canfield 39 . Tol. Libbey vs. Lima Sr., ppd. to Jan. 6 'Hunting Valley University 88, Chardon Delphos ·St. John's vs. Wapakoneta, ~DCL47 . ppd. McDermott Scioto NW vs. Ponsmouth, IQrtland 62, Perry 58 ppd. lakeside Danbury 57, Old Fon 38 ~kowood St. E!fW&rd ~1. Strongsville S. Point vs. S. Webst8f, ppd. Findlay Uberty-Benton vs. Hamler Centftf Olentangy 57, Dublin Patrick Henry, ppd. Gibsonburg vs. Kansas l..akota, ppd. · Ht/Ome55 lewis "'C*ntangy Orange 71, Sherwood Fairview va . Liberty Center, ppd. l>otaabla Wlllklns Memoriel42 t t t 60, ' Mowrystown ~lleoak 41 .Gallon Nonhmor 30, Freder1cktown OT It It Adena 68 Solon 63, Chagrin Falls Kenston 45 tie. Sl. lgnatiua 49, Findlay 4li j::ols. Bngga 67, New Lexlnglon 43 Bella Grace Roush Merry Christmas Love, Mommaw &. Poppaw Macknight ' fromPageBl 4f • I i The Raiders had ei~ht ~layers reach the sconng coluri:m, . with Cody McAvena leading the j::harge with 17 points. Kody ilohnson was next with 15 markers' followed by Mikhail Robinson with nine ~nd Clayton Curnutte with ,RIVER VALLEY 65, eight. Zak Dee! also added EASTERN 50 St!ven markers and a gamt· ~ij:h .eight rebounds to the . Eastertl 10 13 6 21 - 50 'Wmnmg cause. R VOlley 16 14 15 20 - 65 ; Cody ·Smith . had six . EASlERN (2-3): Mllce Jollnaon 1Q-0 2, 4>oints for RVHS, while · Jakll Lyilch 2 :H 8, Kelly Wlnobrenner 'jlordan Deel andl>ominique 4 1·1 9, BraYden Pratt 1 1·2 3, Jordan reck rounded out the scor· Kiines 0 o-o 0, Tyler Hendrix I 1-2 3. jog with two jlOints and one ix>int, respectively. . t Eastern also eight players ;core in the ·contest, led by Devon Baum with 15 points. Ke~ly . ~inebrenner ~as next wtth rune markers, followed by Jake Lynch and Kyle Connery with eight · ~ints apiece. , Brayden Pratt and 'l)tler tlendrix both had three Jx>ints in the setback, while ~ike Johnson and An,drew, Benedum rounded O\(t the ~cqring for Eastern with two points each. · . ; Eastern. did s~va~e a split hn the mght wtth a 3+32 ;Victory in the junior va.'rsity rontest. Jonathan Barrett · J!:nd Matt Whitlock paced ·E· he JV Ea~les with .12 oints aptece, whtle minique Peck paced the hosts wtth a game-high 15 ~ints . · , The Raiders will return to . ,, 60 New Albany 64, Co!s. Franklin Hts. 24 New Bremen 58, Ridgeway Ridgemont 22 New Knoxville 41 , Spencerville 19 Norwalk 59 , Galion 30 Norwalk St. Paul 60, Ashland Mapleton 39 Painesville Harvey 46, Middlefield Cardinal35 Perry 58, Akr. Kenmore 40 Penysburg 61, To!. St. Ursula 30 Pickerington N. 45 , Gahanna Lincoln 33 Plain City Jonathan Alder 33, Cots. Grandview Hts. 19 Plymouth 54, New London 52 SandusJ!>Y St. Mary 56, Port Cllrlton 37 Shaker Ht~ . Hathaway Brown 54, Detroit King, Mich. 42 . Smithville 72, Dalton 27 Thomas Wonhlngton .66, Galloway Westland 28 Twinsburg 70, Brur" wick 43 W. Salem NW 58, Juromesville Hillsdale 31 Warren Lordstown 57 , N. Jackson Jackson-Milton 21 Westerville N. 63, Powell Olentangy Liberty 52 Westlake 62, Cle. St. Joseph 39 Willoughby s. 59, Madison ~3 Youngs. East 43, Can. Cent. Cath. 37 Zanesville 55 1 Zanesville W. Musklngum losing 80-34 to Wahama on Thursday. While the Black Kni ghts may have had to wait an extra week to get in their season opener, they will now have to wait another week to get in game No . 2 as they return to the court Tuesday, December 30 at. home against Hurricane . Hannan will return to action Monday and Tuesday of next week at the Wayne Tournamenr. from PageBl way. Hannan (0·2) made a bit of a push in the second frame, outscoring the visi· tors 12-9 to cut the gap to eight at the bre'ak, but that is all the closer the Wildcats would get. . PPHS used . an 18-16 ildvantage in the third quarter to push its lead to 44-34 and then cruised over the final eight min· . POINT PLEASANT 60, utes with another llig HANNAN 42 quarter, outscoring the Point 17 9 18 16 - 60 hosts 16-8 to claim the 18- Hannan 6 12 16 8 - 42 point victory . Junior Tyler Deal and 0·1 POINT PLEASANT (1-0): B.J. Lloyd 5 11 , TVIer Deal 6 1·2 15, JeWaan sophomore Jacob Williams 3o-o 6, Chris Campbell 2 1·2 Templeton ted the Black 6, Jacob Templelon B 2-3 t4, Tyson Jones 3 1·2 7. TOTALS: 25 5· 10 60. Knig!ll charge with a solid' Threo·point goals: 4 (Deal 2. Lloyd. game on both ends of the . c~~~~~~ (0-2):·PalrlckFlora t O·O 2. floor. Deal had 15 pomts. Joe Kelly 4 1·2 12. Travis Bowman 24and a team-high four ' B 8, o.J. Black 92-8 20. TOTALS: 16 7· steals while Templeton 16 42. Throe·poinl goals: 3 (Kelly 3). completed a double-dou- LADY DEFENDERS fALL TQ ble with 14 points and 10 TEAYS VALLEY CHRISTIAN rebounds. Overall the Black GALLIPOLIS - Teays Knights had 16 steals , Valley Christian 's Elizabeth using a constant defensive Yoder tallied 25 points, pressure to rattle the including a perfect 5-of-5 young Wildcats. from the foul line, in help· Senior B.J. Lloyd was ing the Lady Lions claim a next for the Red and Black 64-51 ·victory over Ohio with II poirits, followed Valley Christian Monday in by Tyson Jones with seven Gallipolis. · · JeWaan . Teays Valley had a big points · and Williams and Chris night from the floor ' in Campbell with six points apiece. Hannan sophomore D.J. Black led the way for the hosts, hitting nine buckets for a game-high 20 points. Joe Kelly chipped in a dozen points off of a trio of three pointers while Travis Bowman had eight points and. Patrick Flora tiad two· points. For Point Pleasant, Tuesday's victory avenges Bryce Ebersbach a pair of losses to Hannan Merry Christm~ in a 5- 18 campaign from a year ago . Hannan, on the Love, other hand, drops another Poppy &.. Nanny double-digit victory to a Mason County opponent, putting up 64 points led by Yoder's 25. Kri stin Ad)\in> · was just behind her team· mate with 16 poinl> fol · lowed by Chyanne Petitte with nine poims. Mikaela Hutchinson with four points and Abby Dillon with two points. Ohio Va ll ey Christian · was led by Andrea and Hali VanMet er Burleson who both broke double figures. Va nMeter had 16 points. 13 rebotonds and five stea ls in the vicrory while Burl eson added another double -double with 13 point>. 13 rebound' and three assi'sts. Annie Carman l'i ni,hed almost joined her tea m· mates in the double-double category. but ca me up just short with nine ponih and nine rcb<iunds. Jasm ine Owens added nine point' and 10 boards aild Madi son Crank had four points, six rebounds and three stea ls in the setback. Ohio Valley C' hri , tian will take an ~xte n cled holi day break before return ing to ac ti on on Friday. January 9 again~t th i~ ~a rn e Teays Valley Chri , ti an team. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe tuday. ·.' 992-2155 •• . Lance Her1s1er Merry Christmas Love, "Gaga" &.. Granny 32 Zanesville Maysville 60, Lancaster Fisher Cath. 28 · POSTPONEIIENTSICANCELLAnONS was 5-of-40 from the field at South Gallia on January ' . and 9-of· 15 at the foul 3. line . Meigs grabbed 32 rebounds (Howard 14, MEIGS 58, SOUTHERN 17 Shellie Bailey 5), had 24 2 7 2 5 - 17 steals (Bolin 9, Wolfe 6), Soulhem Meigs 17 18 8 15- 58 12 turnovers, II assists (Wolfe 4, Smtth 3) and 14 SOUTHERN (1·5): Breanna Taylor I o- · a 2, Lindsay Teaford 0 1·2 1, Cheyene fouls. Southern had 17 Dunn 3, Courtney ThomElS 1 4-7 6, . rebounds (Hunter 4, Dunn Morgan1 1·3 McMillan 1 3-4 5. TOTALS; 4 9· 3 • Teaford · 3) • 27 1517. Three -point goals: None. tur~overs, four steals, no MEIGS (4-3): Adrian Bolin 5 2·4 12, Micki Bams 1 1·2 3, Tricia Smith 3 o-o 7, . asststs, and 17 fouls. C8tl9 Wolfe 4 2·6 10, ChanaUa Smith 4 Southern plays next ()..(] 9, Miranda Grueser 2 0.0 4, She!lia Monday in the Bob's Bailey 0 o-o 0, Morgan Howard 5 f -2 11, . Stanley 0 2·2 2. TOTALS: 23 8· Market .Wahama Holiday Cl]anda 16 SB.· Three-point goals: Tricia Smith tournament . Meigs plays one, Shanalle Smith. the hardwood Tuesday . h Wen they traveI IO R10 Grande to battle with Gallia County rival Gallia Academy. Th e fres hmen game will begin at 5 p.m. Eastern returns to . the . fl oor Saturday when It trav· els to Marietta College .to . battle . with . Bishop Rosecrans out of Zanesville. The varsity tip· off is slated for I p.m. The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 Andrew Benedum 1o-o 2. l';lor Carroll o-o o. Kyle COnnery 4 o-o 8, Zach · HondrlxOQ-OO, DovonBaum55-6t5,'it NikBn>nnonoo.oo. TOTALS: 19 tH5 _ 50. Three-polnl ll9"is: t (~ynch). RIVER VALLEY (t-3): Cody Smllh 2oo e. Jordan oee1 1 o-o 2 Dominique . Pecko 1·2 1, Cody r.icAve~a 47·1t 1'7, Clayton Curnutte 32-26. Kody Johnson 7 t·1 15. Zach Polcyn 0 0.0 0, Mikhail Robinson 4 H 9, Zak Doel 2 3-4 7. TOTALS: 23 15·21 65. Throe·polnl goals: 4 (Smnh 2, McAvena 2). . Tum otattotlcollndlvlduoll-.s Andrew Riffle Merry Christmas Love, Mommy &.. Daddy UNIVERSITY ~0~ 0 Field gools: E 19-64 1.297), RV 23-60 (.383):·Three-poinl goals: E 1-16 (.063), RV 4·13 1t3081: Free lhrows: E 11·15 (.733). AV 15-21 (.714);Totol rebounds: E22 (Winebrenner 6). RV 29 (Z. Deel _ 8); Offensive rebounds: E 9 {Connery 3), AV 13 (Z. Deal 5); Asslata: E 9 (lynCh 2. Winebrenner 2, T. Hendrix 2); RV 10 (J. Deot 3, Cumullo 3): Sloals: E · 7(Lynch 2, Connery 21. AV 3 (McAvona 3): Blocke: E 2 (Johnaon 2), RV t ·(Z. Deal); Turnovers: E 12; All 17; Personal louis: E 23, RV 17; JV score: E34, RV Brennan Wyatt Merry Christmas · Love, Aunt Betty Aubree Lyons Merry Christmas .Love, Grandma Betty . Registration Now Open! Call today .,,;;, to schedule an fpr ,,,,,., injontJ4/tirm c·o;Jtaa· Bf1•m Pcrttrnm1 (74019'72·1880 "' Rtbtt('« Long .(/JOO ) ]8].7201 . t'l/. U25 btr.ntp{# rio.l!tiuor rlthomu.s@ ri!•.rdu On tM. 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Ill~~~~ 'tHGS 109' \WJ(i$ II~ Mfl(.] l'>l MH(i:'- 109 Mfo.IOS 109 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel..:om Wednesday, December 24, Wednesday, December 24, 2008 Jf·~·~~~~"~"~"~~~~~~"""~~"~~"~~~"~"11 www.mydailysentinel.com 2008 The liP Scoreboard Tl!uday'e Scoma Maple Hta. 57, Palnesvme Riverside 35 Marion Cath. 61. Powell Village Academy-43 Marion Pleasant 65, Marlon Elgin 46 Massillon Jackson eo, wooater 49 Mechanicsburg 53, W: Uberty· Salam 4 t Medina Buckeye 57, Sullivan Black River OHIO BOYS BASKETBALL )\kr. East 62, Akr. Hoban 47 45 ' /okr. Eliot 65, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Mt. Vernon 55, Marlen Harding 44 liesu" 63 New Matamoras Frontier 53, Lore City kr. Gllffiekl 60. Alllanco Ma~lngloo 57 Buckeye TraU 4(3 kr. Kenmore 66, Canal Fulton Nowlllk 56, Grove Clly 51 orthwest 36 ~ tl.urora 49, Wlckllfte 37 &arlin Center We&tem Reserve 55, N: lima S. Range 38 . Berlin Hllafld 81 , Strasburg·Franldln 78 Bevo~y Fl. Frye 74, Celdwoll 34 lt~oorn<:arroll51 , Phllo41 Bowling Green 66, Rossford 60 e ecksviii•Broadvlew Hts. 79, Gartleld s. Trinity 58 ooklyn 54, Columbia Station Columbia Newton Falls 46, Windham 44 Oak Glen, W.Va. 61, Staubenvllte Cath. Cent 54 Paden City, W.Va. 55, Bridgeport 44 Oak Hill 71 , Wellston 27 Parma Hts. Holy Name 52, Panna Normandy 35 Parma Hts. Valley Forge 50, N. Aldgevllte 48 Pemberville Eastwood 51 , Elmore Woodmpre47 Pickerington Cent. 72, Groveport· Roundup Bloom-Carroll 44 , Sugar Grove Berne Union 35 Brecksvil\e·Broadview Hts. 62, Chagrin Falls 45 Bucyrus 53, Bucyrus Wyntor(t 36 Burton Berkshire 55, Independence 45 Can. McKinley 78, AJq. Buchlel 31 Can. SOuth 64, AAI~ Fireatont 47 Cardington-Lincoln 35, Sparta Highland 32 Castalia Margaretta 61. Milan Edison 56 Chillicothe Zane Trace 42, Wheelersburg 40 . Cin. Mt. Healthy 58, HamiiiOn Badin 48 Cle. Cent. Cath. 63, Cle. Rhodes 27 Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. 78, Cle. Glenville 38 . Collins Western Aeserva 71 , Greenwich S. Cent. 24 Cots. Upper Artington 53, Grove City Cent. Cros~ing 44 Columbiana 55 , McDonald 51 Crestline 53, L.ucas 26 Cres1on Norwayne 50, Apple Creek Waynedal e 33 Cuyahoga !=ails Walsh Jesuit 63, Chagrin Falls Kenston 47 Cuyahoga Hts. 49, Newbury 40 Delaware Heyes 45, Sunbury Big Walnut .7 9runswtck 60, Grafton Mldview 49 Madison 71 J;ambrldga 59, Byesville Meadowbrook Pickerington N. 66, Gahanna Lincoln 63 ~0 Powell Olentangy Liberty 68, Westerville Carrollton 92, Now Philadelphia 88. OT N. 59 Chardon 64, Bl.non Btrbltire 53 Ravenna 75, Garrettsville Garfield 60 )::tteahlre Rlvar Valley 65, Reedavillo Richwood N. Unkln 55, MIHo~ Cenler 43 . l!astam 60 · Fairbanks 49 Doylestown Chippewa 6:4, Rlhma11 52 HHia · qhrlstlan Academv 54, Cin. Salineville Southern n , ToroFllo 73, OT Dublin Cottman 52. Hilliard Darby 40 r Pari< 30 Shadyside ~9. Wheeling Central, w. va. Publin Jerome 44, ·Lewis Center .E La. Salle 96, Hamlhon 64 Marlo Manhattan Norris • Merry Christmas We Love You, Momm &.Dadd Luke Bryan Enright Merry Christmas Love; Mitchel Evans Merry Christmas Love Ma-Maw, Daddy &.. Momm Bryi\n &.. Cynthia Enright Major Vanlnwagen Merry Christmas Love, Mommy, Daddy, . :eta. Hts. 73, Pewaukee, Wts.-53 P,la. Franklin Hta. 93, New Albany 92, eoT ~ Is . Linden McKinley 60, Delaware ckoyo Valley 49 ~ · Is. South 47, SLtQar Grove Be me ion 45 · Is . Upper Mngton 81 , Grove City nt. Crossing 55 rning Miller 56, Crooksville ·45 Cortland Lakeview 57, Niles McKinley 37 ~shocton 56, Warsaw Rivet" VIew 48, lf:· · ~ OT (lay. Ounbar 79, Beavercreek 65 Oover 56, Uhrlcho~lle Claymont 45 ):lublin Cottman 37, Hilliard Darby 35 .bublin Scioto 52, Westerville Cent. 43 E. Can. 59, Massillon Tuslaw 55 ):. Clo. Shaw 87, Youngs. Eas172 ~· Llv'!rpool88, Martins Ferry 62 fairport Harbor ljardng 56, CU)'ahoga i It t .His. 46 frankfort Caden ONeil Merry Christmas Love You Very Mo u·h Grandpa Jim&. Grandma T Nathan Winebrenner Merry Christmas Love, Collin Roush 8.. Braeilynn Hubbard Merry Chi'istmas Love, Mnm&. Merry Christmas • Love, Grandparents. Darrell &.)an Norris Alden &.. Laynee Merry Christmas Love, Mommy &. Daddy 29, Cent« lockland 93. · Franklin Mlddleoown Arcbbokl vs. S1ryker; ppd. Circleville vs. Washington C.H., ppd. tMstlan 64 lorain Admiral King 54, Akr. Nortll 57 LowoiMIII 83, E. LlvllfPOOI Chris11an 16 GIRLS BASKETI!ALL Devin Fitch Merry Christmas love, Grandpa&.. Grandma Richard &.. Tina Sheets Chase Wyatt Dodson Merry Christmas .Love, Mom &.. Dad Gryphon Malachi . Thomas Merry Christmas ,, love, Grandma&.. Jayden Merry l"hrlc:tn~" Love, "Gaga"&. Granny Hensler 'Macedonia Nordonta 63. Akr. Firestone )13 Akr. Manchester 49, Can . Tlmken 29 Akr. SVSM 74, Lexington 32 ~adiaon· 71 r Geneva 54 Magnolia, w.va: 64, Woodsftold Monroe. Artlnglon 62. Ada 38 );:ant. 81 · , Ashland Chlstvlew 52, Monroeville 47 foialvem 58, Tuooarawas Cent <;olio. 50 Bellevue 54, Upj)er Sandusky . Hunter Ross Jarrell M¢rry Christmas l Mom&. Dad ·M· ' . . • Love, ei'gs ' . from Page Bl : • The second half was ~cademic as Meigs led 43•12 after three rounds, and 58-17 at . the finish. Shanalle Smith had a good .finish with all nine of her points in· th~ last round . • There was no reserve game. : Meigs hit 21-of-51 twos, }-of-11 threes and 8-of-16 at the foul line. Southern I ( Kashton McDaniels Merry Christmas Landen Woods Merry Christmas I love You love, Grandma Donna Mammy&.Paw RyleeNichol Wyatt Merry Christmas We love you Angel Maw-Maw&. Paw-Paw Emmah Merry Christmas Love· . : · . Daddy ... . Audrianna Burnem Merry Christmas Love, ' ' &. Papaw Ratcliff '· Rylee Wyatt Merry Christmas I Love You , Daddy Maddy . Merry Christmas · Love, Grandpa &.. Grandma Cruz &. ·"'co;"'' Logan Hensler · Merry Christmas Love, Brinager Merry Christmas Love, "GaGa" &. Granny Hensler MnrnJT\\1 Anthony Merry Christmas Love, &.. Nanan 8.. Audrey Riffle Merry Christmas Love, · Mommy 8.. Daddy Merry Love, Daddy 8.. Mommy Merry Christmas Love, Braylon Harrison Merry Christmas Love, Mimi &. Poppy Anthony WhobnrN Merry Christmas Love, Mom&. Dad liliiiiit>airireliiil&..-iiiltiiiiiiiiilil k.-.w&•••~i'>d;;rAA.-&a.-&d;;r&da•~•tA•~••Jijwt•~•••wuuw•~ J . • . . . • Eagles ' \ T!A9mmy &. Daddy t t Buckeye 32 £!wia t t l t Olentangy 37 E. Liverpool47, Brooke, W.Va. 42 St. Bernard 57, Hamilton New Miarili 43 Eastlake N. 69, Chardon NDCL 48 S1eubenvUie 54. Cadiz Harrison Cent. 49 E;lida 48, Coldwater 33 S1ruttlers 67, Lisbon"Beaver 55 Fostoria' St. Wendelin 58, Alcadia 30 Sugarcreek Garaway 66, Bowerston Kalida 58, Columbus Grove 33 Conotton Valley 53 . Kenton 46, Caledonia River Valley 40 Sunbury Big Walnut 70, Delaware Hayes ·Kettering Alter 56, Springboro 40 58 Kidron Cent. Christian 60, Hartville Lake · Sylvania Southview 60, Perrysburg 55 Center Christian 56 Tiffin Calvert 87, Northwood 65 Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 52, Tot. Christian 42, Holgate 27 Pataskala Watkins Memorial 33 Tontogany Otsego 71, Millbury Lake 66, loudonville 76, Mansfield M8dlson 62 OT Macedonia Nordonia 76, Kent Roosevelt Tree of Life 52, Cots. C!)ntennial 45 46 Uniontown Lake 73. Louisville 44 Marion Cath. 44 , Powell Village Van Buren 86, Bascom Hopewell- Academy 28 toudon 49 Massillon Jackson 74, Wooster 42 W. Lafayette Ridgewood ·ss, Massillon Perry 57, Akr. Kenmore 40 Newcomerstown 51 Mayfield 72, Bodford 44 Wadsworth 48, Medina 41 . Morral Ridgedale 72, Mansfield Christian Warren Champion 66, Bristol 50 t5 Warren HoWland 59, Salem 51 Morrow Llttte,Miaml34, Lebanon 33 Westlake 52, Avon 38 Mt. Vernon 56, Cots. South 28 Wintersville Indian Creek 64 , Rayland N. Robinson Col. Crawford 67, OntariO Youngs. Christian 68, Leetonia 62 Youngs. Ursuline 57, Loui!MIIe Aquinas 41 Ironton Tournament llalllpolls Gallla 49, II'Onton Rock Hill 37 . Cots. Brookhaven 65, Ironton 62 ~alloway Westland · 75, Thomas Largo, Mcf. 69, Campbell Memorial 58 Racine Southam 62, Ironton St. Joseph Worthington 110 'Oenoa Arta 52 1 Bloomdlllt ElmWOOd 44 39 Georgetown ·53, L.eel Creek E. CHnlOn POSTPONEIIENTSIC.\NCELLATIONS 42' .. Chillicothe Unloto vs. Jackson, ppd. S. Adams, Ind. vs. Rockford Parkway, Granville 58, Pataskala Licking His. 41 • Hartville Lake Center Christian 69, ppd. Washington C.H. Miami Trace vs. ~ldron Cent. Christian 64 •· l-eesburg Fairfield, ppd. tieath 89. Cenlerburg 62 ttollan~ Springfield 70, Whitehouse Ft. Jennings vs. Convoy Crestview, ppd. lo Dec. 26 ~hony Woyrte 61 • tiubbard 46, Canfield 39 . Tol. Libbey vs. Lima Sr., ppd. to Jan. 6 'Hunting Valley University 88, Chardon Delphos ·St. John's vs. Wapakoneta, ~DCL47 . ppd. McDermott Scioto NW vs. Ponsmouth, IQrtland 62, Perry 58 ppd. lakeside Danbury 57, Old Fon 38 ~kowood St. E!fW&rd ~1. Strongsville S. Point vs. S. Webst8f, ppd. Findlay Uberty-Benton vs. Hamler Centftf Olentangy 57, Dublin Patrick Henry, ppd. Gibsonburg vs. Kansas l..akota, ppd. · Ht/Ome55 lewis "'C*ntangy Orange 71, Sherwood Fairview va . Liberty Center, ppd. l>otaabla Wlllklns Memoriel42 t t t 60, ' Mowrystown ~lleoak 41 .Gallon Nonhmor 30, Freder1cktown OT It It Adena 68 Solon 63, Chagrin Falls Kenston 45 tie. Sl. lgnatiua 49, Findlay 4li j::ols. Bngga 67, New Lexlnglon 43 Bella Grace Roush Merry Christmas Love, Mommaw &. Poppaw Macknight ' fromPageBl 4f • I i The Raiders had ei~ht ~layers reach the sconng coluri:m, . with Cody McAvena leading the j::harge with 17 points. Kody ilohnson was next with 15 markers' followed by Mikhail Robinson with nine ~nd Clayton Curnutte with ,RIVER VALLEY 65, eight. Zak Dee! also added EASTERN 50 St!ven markers and a gamt· ~ij:h .eight rebounds to the . Eastertl 10 13 6 21 - 50 'Wmnmg cause. R VOlley 16 14 15 20 - 65 ; Cody ·Smith . had six . EASlERN (2-3): Mllce Jollnaon 1Q-0 2, 4>oints for RVHS, while · Jakll Lyilch 2 :H 8, Kelly Wlnobrenner 'jlordan Deel andl>ominique 4 1·1 9, BraYden Pratt 1 1·2 3, Jordan reck rounded out the scor· Kiines 0 o-o 0, Tyler Hendrix I 1-2 3. jog with two jlOints and one ix>int, respectively. . t Eastern also eight players ;core in the ·contest, led by Devon Baum with 15 points. Ke~ly . ~inebrenner ~as next wtth rune markers, followed by Jake Lynch and Kyle Connery with eight · ~ints apiece. , Brayden Pratt and 'l)tler tlendrix both had three Jx>ints in the setback, while ~ike Johnson and An,drew, Benedum rounded O\(t the ~cqring for Eastern with two points each. · . ; Eastern. did s~va~e a split hn the mght wtth a 3+32 ;Victory in the junior va.'rsity rontest. Jonathan Barrett · J!:nd Matt Whitlock paced ·E· he JV Ea~les with .12 oints aptece, whtle minique Peck paced the hosts wtth a game-high 15 ~ints . · , The Raiders will return to . ,, 60 New Albany 64, Co!s. Franklin Hts. 24 New Bremen 58, Ridgeway Ridgemont 22 New Knoxville 41 , Spencerville 19 Norwalk 59 , Galion 30 Norwalk St. Paul 60, Ashland Mapleton 39 Painesville Harvey 46, Middlefield Cardinal35 Perry 58, Akr. Kenmore 40 Penysburg 61, To!. St. Ursula 30 Pickerington N. 45 , Gahanna Lincoln 33 Plain City Jonathan Alder 33, Cots. Grandview Hts. 19 Plymouth 54, New London 52 SandusJ!>Y St. Mary 56, Port Cllrlton 37 Shaker Ht~ . Hathaway Brown 54, Detroit King, Mich. 42 . Smithville 72, Dalton 27 Thomas Wonhlngton .66, Galloway Westland 28 Twinsburg 70, Brur" wick 43 W. Salem NW 58, Juromesville Hillsdale 31 Warren Lordstown 57 , N. Jackson Jackson-Milton 21 Westerville N. 63, Powell Olentangy Liberty 52 Westlake 62, Cle. St. Joseph 39 Willoughby s. 59, Madison ~3 Youngs. East 43, Can. Cent. Cath. 37 Zanesville 55 1 Zanesville W. Musklngum losing 80-34 to Wahama on Thursday. While the Black Kni ghts may have had to wait an extra week to get in their season opener, they will now have to wait another week to get in game No . 2 as they return to the court Tuesday, December 30 at. home against Hurricane . Hannan will return to action Monday and Tuesday of next week at the Wayne Tournamenr. from PageBl way. Hannan (0·2) made a bit of a push in the second frame, outscoring the visi· tors 12-9 to cut the gap to eight at the bre'ak, but that is all the closer the Wildcats would get. . PPHS used . an 18-16 ildvantage in the third quarter to push its lead to 44-34 and then cruised over the final eight min· . POINT PLEASANT 60, utes with another llig HANNAN 42 quarter, outscoring the Point 17 9 18 16 - 60 hosts 16-8 to claim the 18- Hannan 6 12 16 8 - 42 point victory . Junior Tyler Deal and 0·1 POINT PLEASANT (1-0): B.J. Lloyd 5 11 , TVIer Deal 6 1·2 15, JeWaan sophomore Jacob Williams 3o-o 6, Chris Campbell 2 1·2 Templeton ted the Black 6, Jacob Templelon B 2-3 t4, Tyson Jones 3 1·2 7. TOTALS: 25 5· 10 60. Knig!ll charge with a solid' Threo·point goals: 4 (Deal 2. Lloyd. game on both ends of the . c~~~~~~ (0-2):·PalrlckFlora t O·O 2. floor. Deal had 15 pomts. Joe Kelly 4 1·2 12. Travis Bowman 24and a team-high four ' B 8, o.J. Black 92-8 20. TOTALS: 16 7· steals while Templeton 16 42. Throe·poinl goals: 3 (Kelly 3). completed a double-dou- LADY DEFENDERS fALL TQ ble with 14 points and 10 TEAYS VALLEY CHRISTIAN rebounds. Overall the Black GALLIPOLIS - Teays Knights had 16 steals , Valley Christian 's Elizabeth using a constant defensive Yoder tallied 25 points, pressure to rattle the including a perfect 5-of-5 young Wildcats. from the foul line, in help· Senior B.J. Lloyd was ing the Lady Lions claim a next for the Red and Black 64-51 ·victory over Ohio with II poirits, followed Valley Christian Monday in by Tyson Jones with seven Gallipolis. · · JeWaan . Teays Valley had a big points · and Williams and Chris night from the floor ' in Campbell with six points apiece. Hannan sophomore D.J. Black led the way for the hosts, hitting nine buckets for a game-high 20 points. Joe Kelly chipped in a dozen points off of a trio of three pointers while Travis Bowman had eight points and. Patrick Flora tiad two· points. For Point Pleasant, Tuesday's victory avenges Bryce Ebersbach a pair of losses to Hannan Merry Christm~ in a 5- 18 campaign from a year ago . Hannan, on the Love, other hand, drops another Poppy &.. Nanny double-digit victory to a Mason County opponent, putting up 64 points led by Yoder's 25. Kri stin Ad)\in> · was just behind her team· mate with 16 poinl> fol · lowed by Chyanne Petitte with nine poims. Mikaela Hutchinson with four points and Abby Dillon with two points. Ohio Va ll ey Christian · was led by Andrea and Hali VanMet er Burleson who both broke double figures. Va nMeter had 16 points. 13 rebotonds and five stea ls in the vicrory while Burl eson added another double -double with 13 point>. 13 rebound' and three assi'sts. Annie Carman l'i ni,hed almost joined her tea m· mates in the double-double category. but ca me up just short with nine ponih and nine rcb<iunds. Jasm ine Owens added nine point' and 10 boards aild Madi son Crank had four points, six rebounds and three stea ls in the setback. Ohio Valley C' hri , tian will take an ~xte n cled holi day break before return ing to ac ti on on Friday. January 9 again~t th i~ ~a rn e Teays Valley Chri , ti an team. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe tuday. ·.' 992-2155 •• . Lance Her1s1er Merry Christmas Love, "Gaga" &.. Granny 32 Zanesville Maysville 60, Lancaster Fisher Cath. 28 · POSTPONEIIENTSICANCELLAnONS was 5-of-40 from the field at South Gallia on January ' . and 9-of· 15 at the foul 3. line . Meigs grabbed 32 rebounds (Howard 14, MEIGS 58, SOUTHERN 17 Shellie Bailey 5), had 24 2 7 2 5 - 17 steals (Bolin 9, Wolfe 6), Soulhem Meigs 17 18 8 15- 58 12 turnovers, II assists (Wolfe 4, Smtth 3) and 14 SOUTHERN (1·5): Breanna Taylor I o- · a 2, Lindsay Teaford 0 1·2 1, Cheyene fouls. Southern had 17 Dunn 3, Courtney ThomElS 1 4-7 6, . rebounds (Hunter 4, Dunn Morgan1 1·3 McMillan 1 3-4 5. TOTALS; 4 9· 3 • Teaford · 3) • 27 1517. Three -point goals: None. tur~overs, four steals, no MEIGS (4-3): Adrian Bolin 5 2·4 12, Micki Bams 1 1·2 3, Tricia Smith 3 o-o 7, . asststs, and 17 fouls. C8tl9 Wolfe 4 2·6 10, ChanaUa Smith 4 Southern plays next ()..(] 9, Miranda Grueser 2 0.0 4, She!lia Monday in the Bob's Bailey 0 o-o 0, Morgan Howard 5 f -2 11, . Stanley 0 2·2 2. TOTALS: 23 8· Market .Wahama Holiday Cl]anda 16 SB.· Three-point goals: Tricia Smith tournament . Meigs plays one, Shanalle Smith. the hardwood Tuesday . h Wen they traveI IO R10 Grande to battle with Gallia County rival Gallia Academy. Th e fres hmen game will begin at 5 p.m. Eastern returns to . the . fl oor Saturday when It trav· els to Marietta College .to . battle . with . Bishop Rosecrans out of Zanesville. The varsity tip· off is slated for I p.m. The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 Andrew Benedum 1o-o 2. l';lor Carroll o-o o. Kyle COnnery 4 o-o 8, Zach · HondrlxOQ-OO, DovonBaum55-6t5,'it NikBn>nnonoo.oo. TOTALS: 19 tH5 _ 50. Three-polnl ll9"is: t (~ynch). RIVER VALLEY (t-3): Cody Smllh 2oo e. Jordan oee1 1 o-o 2 Dominique . Pecko 1·2 1, Cody r.icAve~a 47·1t 1'7, Clayton Curnutte 32-26. Kody Johnson 7 t·1 15. Zach Polcyn 0 0.0 0, Mikhail Robinson 4 H 9, Zak Doel 2 3-4 7. TOTALS: 23 15·21 65. Throe·polnl goals: 4 (Smnh 2, McAvena 2). . Tum otattotlcollndlvlduoll-.s Andrew Riffle Merry Christmas Love, Mommy &.. Daddy UNIVERSITY ~0~ 0 Field gools: E 19-64 1.297), RV 23-60 (.383):·Three-poinl goals: E 1-16 (.063), RV 4·13 1t3081: Free lhrows: E 11·15 (.733). AV 15-21 (.714);Totol rebounds: E22 (Winebrenner 6). RV 29 (Z. Deel _ 8); Offensive rebounds: E 9 {Connery 3), AV 13 (Z. Deal 5); Asslata: E 9 (lynCh 2. Winebrenner 2, T. Hendrix 2); RV 10 (J. Deot 3, Cumullo 3): Sloals: E · 7(Lynch 2, Connery 21. AV 3 (McAvona 3): Blocke: E 2 (Johnaon 2), RV t ·(Z. Deal); Turnovers: E 12; All 17; Personal louis: E 23, RV 17; JV score: E34, RV Brennan Wyatt Merry Christmas · Love, Aunt Betty Aubree Lyons Merry Christmas .Love, Grandma Betty . Registration Now Open! Call today .,,;;, to schedule an fpr ,,,,,., injontJ4/tirm c·o;Jtaa· Bf1•m Pcrttrnm1 (74019'72·1880 "' Rtbtt('« Long .(/JOO ) ]8].7201 . t'l/. U25 btr.ntp{# rio.l!tiuor rlthomu.s@ ri!•.rdu On tM. 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Ill~~~~ 'tHGS 109' \WJ(i$ II~ Mfl(.] l'>l MH(i:'- 109 Mfo.IOS 109 �December 24, 2008 Wednesday, www.mydailysentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel ~W;;;ed~~~;:;:,..:;!::~y,5iDec~~e~~~~~-~r~ :~·~:~0 8~:-; ; ; ;:; ; ~R~arit'al~s;~ ; ; ; o; ; ;"':; ;~; ;_;Edo...~;;;;; 0;1 n:::;o;;Govormn.m~~ww:~:ai;;::.i:: ::3B:::R::"''!D~b~l.~w ldo~;;;;ne""ar ~aRipolis tbune - Sentinel - career COllage Is seeking pan-time Inslructors In mathematics and accounti ng. Math e+ matics candidates mush have a master's degree tn mathematiCS. Account· 1ng candidates must have a bachelor's degree in accounting. Please email resumes to HY· PERLINK •maitto:)dan· tApts. 327 · lege.edu" ldanickl@ galliScott at 513-254·6931 or pollscareercollege.edu or scon@rtyashdirect.com lax to 446·4124. No Veterinary Assistant .,.._..;.._ _ _ __ phone calls please. needed. Experience pre- Goodtimes Bar loo~i ng •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,.,.!!!!! !erred, but ' will train. for exper. & energetic .::. PTIFT, some weekends . bartender & doonnan Food Servictl required. Minimum wage. 3Q4·5Z6-2??Q ~--;;;;;;;..~.;..;;;;;;;;; Send resume to French Service Manager & ServNow Hiring · All ·posltlons Town · Veterinary Clinic, ice Technic an positions Tudor's Biscuit World. 360 SA 160 Gallipolis, or available. Health care & r--:;:;-;..,.---, fax 740-446-4 10 1 Retirement plans avail· ·t:· CLASSIFIED ~ rc* 1 ~nor Gallia and Rlvemido 4BR house in Gallipolis. 3b r12bath Tra1ler. 517 740·3e7-n62 Burdette St . Call 304·675·5402. Dep & Clean BR House Ref requ ired No Pets. w/Storage Building In ~,....______ Town of New Haven , Mobile Home for Rent: 5 $450.00/Month Exclud· 2 br, 1 bath ; aU el8ct. 40 44 6 7~~;.·;,;~-o406.;;:;;.~-~- ing Util!tles. Call Becky Extra · nice. 1624 ~ice lhr. Appliance~. fur· C 304.862.3900 or Chatham Ave. Tr. 2. 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The Daily Sentinel loti & favnd Found· Female Black lab recenUy ._had pups, found around Sliding HIII/Gib· Natioes 3 Bed, 2 Bathl Only CLASSIFIED INDEX Recroollonel Vehlcloo ............................... 1000 ATV ............................................................ :1005 Blcyclea...................................................... 1010 Booto/Accellorleo.................................... t015 Camper/RVa Cll• Trailers .... . ... ....... ..... . . . ... .. . 1020 lla Dl~l'fhar* You ........................ ....... :...... 220 HI r ---····· · ··~ ..................................... 225 Motorcycle& 1026 Oth ....................................... ....... . or ..........................................................1030 P•eo~ 1' 1---························ ······· ········· 230 · Wanllo buy "....................... · .1035 235 Autpmotlvo .....:.......................................... 2000 S.. d .....................................300 Auto Rentatll.oaoo .....................................2005 ~S..wtce ....................................... 302 Auloo .......................................................... 2010 ~ - - ·······-··· ......................... 304 Claoolc/Anttquoo ....................................... 2015 ..................... . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bu.'- ------·-···~··················· · ······ ·308 ~"11---·----················ ·· 310 Conunefclalf.nduatrlill .................. ....... ,.... 2020 .. Part• & Accesoorteo .................................. 2025 Sporto Utll"y .............................................. 20"" Trucko ....,.................................................... 2035 Utility Tralloro ............................................ 2040 Vano ............................................................ 2045 Want to buy ...............................................2050 ANI Estate Sale8 ...................................... 3000 llshed 1975. Call24 Hrs. 740·446..()870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing. after mas or 304·675·1653 304-595·1501 . Heating & Coollng .-............... :.................... 3128 Condomlnluma ............,............................. 3015 For S.'- by awn.r.....................................3020 HousM for Sale .............. ~.......................... 3025 lnauranca ............................... - ..................... 332 Lawn Servlce ............................................... 33ot Mualc/D,nC6'Drama .................................... 33$ other Servlce8 ............... ............................... 338 Plumblng/Eioctrtcal .....................,...............340 Profeeslonal Servtcea ....................... ~ ......... 342 Repalrs .........:...............................................344 Roollng ......................................................... 348 Securlly .......................................................:348 TOll/Accounting ........................................... 3110 Travei!Entenalnment .................................. 352· Flnanclal ...................................... ~ ................ 400 Financial Servlcea ........................................f.05 Insurance ... ................................................. 410 Money to Lend ......... .................................... 415 Educatlon ..................................................... 500 Bualness &: Trade School ........................... 505 Instruction & Tralnlng .................. ............ ,.. 510 Lesaons ........................................................515 Peraonat ....................................................... 520 J ... _ .. ( ' - - ) . . ......... . ....... ~N -· -~· . ••••• .. • •••••••""•"• • 3030 L.ota ............................................................303fi Want to buy ................................................3040 Accountlng1Financla1 ................................ 6002 Admlnlotrotlvo1Prolaaalonai .....................B004 Callhlor/Ciork ............................................. aooa Child/Elderly Cera ..................................... 11008 Clarlcat ....................................................... 8010 eooo Conetructlon .................................." ............ 6012 Drlvara & Dellvery ..................................... 8014 Hay, Feed, Seed. Graln ............................... 715 Hunting & Land ........................................... 720 Want to buy .................................................. 725 Merchandlse. ............................. :.................. 900 Anllquoo ............................... ,....................... 905 Appllance ................................................. ,, .. 910 Educallon ...................................................8018 Eleclrlcol Plumbt~ ..•.........•....•............ 8018 . ., ........................... ... . Employ-ant ·-nctoa .8020 Ent-lnmenl............................................. 8022 FOOd Sorvlceo ............................................8024 AucUone ............... ,....................................... 915 ~·r~•'7 Baaement.......................................szo Help anted- General .................................. 8028 • qutpment1Supplloo .................................... 935 r 1oa1011 Marketa ..................................... ........... 940 F Fuo I Coai/Wood/Gas ............................. 945 urn ture 950 Hobb 1H ......&................................................ S Kid' unl port .................................... 955 t Ml I II orner ..., ........................... .................. 960 .............................................. 965 W •ce II aneoue b an 0 o:.:: uy................................................... 97D· Yrd I -te ..................................................... 975 ~~~388-e7:ots $400. TIRE for ._ ·- ~~ Government a Federal Joba .................... 8026 Law Enlorcemant ...................................... 8030 Malnteno---~-moollc ,..,..uv .............................8032 Manogement/Supervlaory ........................ 803-t Mochanlco ..................................................8036 ModlcoL ..............................,...................... 803a Mualcal ....................................................... · •••• ~. Part·Timo-Tomporortoa ........... ,................. 8042 Raotauronla ............................................... .. .. ~ sa•-· . ............................................................. 8048 Technical Tradoo .................... ........ ...... ... .. 8080 Textlle-~actory wr ......................... , ...... .. ....... -•~2 hiles paid. $ ::803~40-4 1 8- 5 266 1' or =~~~~~~~ M.....,.To lAnd TRAILER INVEN- for balance owed. of adjusted Income . CaH 20x20 and 25x40. Call Today tor HUGE sevlnljSII6&352·0469 304·882·3121, avallabla lor Senior and Disabled e · people. puppies 9 wks ok:l has 740-992·5533 had 1st shots. Brlr)dle/Wh, Boxers (Mj sion of Financial InstilL· blacklwh, $600: Chihua· tions Office of Consumer hua (M) BL/Ianlwh, $15tl', Affairs BEFORE yOil rafl· Cockers (F) bl.iwh, $150: MIF (Red), nance your home or ob· Goldena tain a loan. BEWARE of $350: Shettand Sheep· requests tor any large dog, (M) eable/Wh, $350: actvance payments ·of Mln·Schnauzer (Parti) fees or· Insurance. Call WF, $350; Min·Ptnschar, the Otlice of Consumer (M), $150: all AHiars toll free at pupplesiAKC Rag. 1-B66·278-ootl3 to team 740-896-1085 near (F) If the mortgage broker or Shade lender is properly II· censed. (fhis .is a public seNice announcement Ohio ABLE! Townhouse apa n• ments, and/or small houses lor rent. Can 740.441-1111 lor appll· ;ca;t~lo~n;;&~ln:;:lot;;;""!;'a:;tl;;:on::;,·.., · ..,... ELLM VIEW APTS 2&38R and up, Cantml Air, . WID hookup, teneml set of shots $250. Hay lor sale: 1st & 2nd -elry, dental gold, pre 256·1664 cutting, never wet, 1935 US currency, pays electr1c. EHO Elm AKC registered Shih·Tzu sqUare bales, proof/mint .sets, dla· View , Apts. NOTICE Borrow Sman. Boxer · tile VaPay Pttllishing , monds, MTS COin Shop. (304)682.3017 151 2nd Avenue. Galli· . II twin Rivers Tower is ac- cepting applications waiting list fOJ HUD sub: sldlzed, 1-BR apanment for the el<lerlyldisabled: ATVs ~ Honda Foreman 450 .t.'!•....&E--- """"""'"' ""'"";;;io~~'---;;;;; GUN . SHOW & SALE CHILLICOTHE , OH. Jan. 10 & 11 Adm.$4 Ross Co. fairgrounds 1:is · 6' Ibis $35 pre·pold 740-867.(14t2 •---'/ Oil/ I/ ,.,. Caa --,.-1 late 2BR Alum. wheels, winch MI. · mmacu apart, Disc Brakes asking new carpet & cabinets $3,200. 741l-645·155t or 1resh~ painted WID 740-245-5582 hookup beautllul counily :::-::"-:"""':::="~~· selling 10 minutes trof11 town Water & I sh ·d ~ "111 Honda .fllO EX ask- Mus! see to ;prJ:~: call $425/mth. , 614·595·m3 or 740-645-5953 C....,.../ RVs & · NOW · LEASING Jordan Trallan Landing 2BR, 3BR & 59 304- payoff, 3-!1564 -..;;;;;W;.•.o~d/;.Got.;;;;;;;;;;;; :-:::--::;;;;;~~""::'~ 4BR ,AVailable No Pete. AV SeiVIce at Carml- Tenant Responsible for Seasoned Flrowood CAA chaal · Trailers Rent & Ei<rctnc HEAP accepted. 740-446-3825 304·674-0023 or 645-5946or441-G941 304·61 0.0776 RV Apartment for rent In Service at Carm~hael Mk:ldlepon, l>r.. khchen Trailers tum~hed, $450 a mo . 740-446·3825 plus dep., no pets, no '!' smoking, 740-992·5181 ' ?000 ~ . Apt. lor rent 2 'Br. $325, 1 Br $295, plus util. plui ·dep. 3rd Si. Racine. /WIOI 740.247-4292 ~ Audl " ' . ' s-t> Street Mldd'"· ~ 0ulllrO ve • ~•wo • Call port, 2 bedroom lur- '"'"'"'"'"""'""'=~-- ~n.~~~;:.!'!4'"'";::3;::0"'":L:O tngCotJncllforlndependtnl 245-55e9 Free Female SchABuzer stock. Call Ron Evans, ~~..,..-~~-~ mix. Blkltan. We areMov· 1-800- 537 -~B. 200 1 Chevy Malibu Lt. ing, she needs a good ED. 4 DR auto, power home 7•" "I ... 5 ~::;.·:.;~:::;;;;:;;:.:;~;::~,..... Hot Tub Oullet, l'op locks + windoWs 58,000 ":' . Giveaway 3yr Min Pin to Quality, Free Delivery, mi. clean $4900. Day a Good Home Save 50%. Tlki Tubs. 446·1615 or Even. .:..-•""""""" !27<11 304·576·2527 Call Todayl740-44&4367 1·800·214·0452 gallipotiscaree~lege . edu Accredited Member Accredit· re· to or Renlals . 2BR lor bath nice home --..,..,.,.,....,......,...,·1·2 persons BANK REPO'S wat9r/trash included in 2,314 BR rent NO PETS. JohnLOW 5% DOWN Move In NOw! mymldwelthome.~om bath , back patio, pool, playground, (trast1, sew· water pd.) $425/rent, $425/sec. &p. Call740-367.0547 rooms 740-446·3384 available. 446-3644 mth. 506·326-0m I 446-t244 nlshed apartment, utilities paid, no pets;, deposit & references, ,(740)992-QI65 Large 2 bedroom apt downtown, newly remodeled, ell utllldes pd. No pets. 446-4839 pd Auctioneer: Billv R. Goble Jr. 740-416-1164 E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com · www.auctionzip.com #5548 Hardwood tabineiry .Alld fumkllre YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE set-up. -'"":::-"!"'-.~-"The Proctorville www.tim~kcabintJtry.CDitl 740.446.9200 CAlliJS TODAY FOR Rf1JIJCf1J · WINTER RATES 1JEC. - ffB $1 and a deed is all you need to own your dream home. Call Nowl Freedom Homes l:"~"Cam~~m~llf~rdali'§;;;;;~ ·dep. must have ret. 888·565·0167 ·2 bay seiVIce station I 256-6 251 ""'~~;;;,:;;..;.;.;.;..~, Employnll 11 Jackson Plke. le$Se 3BR 2 bath on larm $750 6000 }equired. Call lor more Into. · Stop & Compare sin ss Di fference~ 2BR on At. 7 Middleport, OH across toad from Saw Min $300/mth + I'T1Q 140-992-1611 We appreciate your ZERO . DOWN! Will do Includes many upgrades, "Apartments · 2BR, 1.5 OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bed· • Complete Remodeling AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES complete service oil changes. small engine repair. We service and winterize boats and RV 's. (740) '192-5344 Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:30 pm Sat. 8:00 am - 12 7404128-2750 •• • 1 14,11 mechan ic work. 1 BOns Mobile Home Park. 74Q-645.P506 Hours 7:00AM - 8:00 PM Pumeroy, OH (5 Points) New & Used Tin!s. We buy used tires. computer wheel alignments. We a'bo do Duel's. light Gov. Funds avail. for buyers who won land or have family land. ·0 down also avail. for first lime buyers. 866·215·5n4 • Garages , to 10'x30' L & L Tire .Barn NANCE . AVAILABLE. (740) 446·3570 • New Homes S!ze• 5'x1 0' · 44087 Wlpple Rd. Federal Funds just re- ~~~~-.~-­ leased lor land Owners. New 3 BedroOm homes No closing cost and from $2 t4.36 per month, 2459 St. Rt. 160 • '~IJ~~ ·Room Addition• & Remodeling • New Garages • Elaetrlcal & Plumbing utilities included. I· RIOO!t•ng & Gutter• 540· 729· t 331 In Memory LLC Racine, OhiQ Ohio Valley Health, Inc. Is accepting · applications tor Part Time Office Clerk. E)(pe· rience preferred. Apply at 1460 Jackson Pike, Gal· lipolis, OH or phone 740-441-1393 for Information. In loving memory of Owners: Jon Van Meter & · Paul Rowe 740-247-~019 ~ell: 740·416·5047 el!lail: jrshadfrm@aol.com · Education The gales or memory will never close We miss you more than anyone knows. Gone are the days we used to share ·. Bulin our hearts you're always there. And only those who have lost can tell the pain of parting without • rarewell. Gone b'ut never rorgotten. Love always, Your daughter, WUma GrandchUdren, Grea1 Grandchildren, and Great, Great Grandchildren Gallipolis Career College is seeking · part-time instructOrs In mattlemaUcs and accounting. Mathematics candidates must have a Masters Degree in Mathematics. Accounllng candidates must t1ave a Bachelots Degree In 'Accounting. Please e-mail resumes to jdanlckiOgallilpollsca- reercollege.edu or fax to 446-4'124. No Calls Please. sunset Home CGISII'UCIIDI New Homes, Remodeling, . Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding and more . ·TAX BUDGET HEAR:lNG 'Notice Ia hereby. given lhot on the 12th day of' Janull"{ 2009118 pmat lhe Southern High School Media Cen1ar, .Racine, Olllo, lht Southem Local Board ~~ Education will hold •Ito public hearing for the Tal Budgat lor the period of July 1, 2009 1hrough June 30,2010. Roy W. Johnson, Jr., 'Treasurer . 'Southern Local Board ·of Educalton 920 Elm Street . Racine, Ohio 45771 .(12, 24 lor call 675-6679 Bassett Hound Reg., vet Garden table, 41 • round, checked, 6Wks. (F)$250, glass mosa~ tile Oh. 304:576-2126 St.pattem, no chairs, (M)$225, or 304-875-0153 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; ~-;;.;;.~;,;;;~..,..-- S1001irm, (740)992·5533 luoinau & Tracla For Sale AKC Spnnger ._._ __, Spaniol. pups. Uver .....,.. Whit $25000& e · Jot Aemtloo Motors re•--~~~;;o:;'"'"'"'""" 304·273-43.77 GeiUpolla C.rMr ;::;;~;;;:~:::-:~~-- Paired, new & rebuilt in College (Careers Close To Home) able. Please send AVON! All Areas! To Bt.Jy sume or Sell Shirley Spears LLC@CAREO.COM 304·675· 1429 fa:-: to740·446·9104 ROBERT BISSEll CINSTRUCTION 45771 741).949-2217 Between Racine & Syracuse State Rt. 124 STEEL ARCH · BUILD· lng applications lot INGS - Sava Thou- HUD su•s1"ized "' Th ree can- Bedroom . " " A...ts.' Utl"nea on, 98 nd 8 I • orders • wRI sell included. Based "'" on 3()0/o " cened 740·446·2412 ~~~~~~~ 682·7477 or 418·4545 ,;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;,;,;;;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolute Top DoPar . sll· (Oak Hill) Hay, fMc!, Saed, Grain ver/gold coins, · any Peklngase Puppies 1st 10K/14K/18K gold jaw· Contact the Ohio Div1· $300: lrom SHOP CLASSifiEDS 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 949-2734 2BR APT.Ciose to Hoh zer Hospital on SR 160 Closed CIA (740)441-0t94 ; Christmas . . 7-40-446'·3825 COndomlnluma..........................................3515 Hou"" lor Rent ........................................ 3520 lAnd (Acreage) ..........................................3525 Llveatock.,..................................................... 815 Pe11............................................................... 620 Want to buy .................................................. 625 Agriculture ................................................... 700 Farm Equipment .......................................... 70S o ect bleo .................................................. 925 Computers ............................................... ..... 930 E TRAILERS. B+W REG.· Miniature GOOSENECK FLATBED Pincher M·9 Mo. Ears, $3999 · VIEW OUR EN• · gray under chin 5 yrs: old·Buddla-Leadlng Creek 740-4 16 •7302 Roaort Property ......................................... 5000 Reaort Property for ••~ ........................... 5025 R..or1 Property for rent ....... .................... soso Employrnent ............................................... zer. Deer Processing Skinned- Cut & Wrapped Summer Sausage made TRAILERS, Thurs. Sat & Sun. Apartment available no~ & 740·44&7300 R'rverbe nd · Apts. Now """'ER r:::=~-:-::~~:':::":::""'1 Haven WV. Now accep~ $350 4 Sale 4x5 Round Bales, Co. OH and Mason Co. ~O~BQ. ~44~6-ooo~~~~--~ good mixed hay·llam WV. Ron · Evans Jack· AKC Lab puppies yellow kept. Delano Jackson & black both parents on Farm 675·1743 premises 151 shots & z...............3510 SuppfiH .................................. ,........ .:........ 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 EQUIP· Bam--4:30pm. ~~~==Pels~;;;:~;;;;;;; CARGO/CONCESSION Apartment&ITownhouua ...................... ~·· 3505 Storage .......................................................3535 Went to Aent .............................................. 3540 Manufactured Houalng ............................. 4000 Lota ............................ :................................4005 Movera........................................................4010 Rent81a ........: .............................................. 4015 a-..............................................................4020 MAX :: CKC wormad $250. 256-1886 Loot Dachshund brown Anlmals ........................................................ 600 Animal Supplles ................ , ......................... 805 Horsea .......................................................... 810 Gardet"l & Produce ..................... ~ ................. 710 :':'~-----:--~~ Sep,ic_ pumping GallIa Real Eatate Rentalo ...................................3500 Commt~rclat ................................. 1BR Apt, WID hookups~ satellite TV Incl. wlrenl, ~~~~~~~iiii close to hospital. CaM NEW AND USED STEEL 740.339-0362 Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar ~2;;b;.;r;;a;;,pt,;;.;;;6;;m_i•,,0•m-H-o~ tor Concrete Angle, uT1 525 · christ· 7 wks tails docked cur· used surprised! InVentory Check out our at ~ge Gray Slates.C&II weekly rf:!n1 on shotslwotm'ng wviw.CP.REO.com. Car- 252·729-9311----~Leave ' or small breed lovable fam· mlch&ei . Equlprrient Message. lly peta. $75 Call cetnetery Plot8 ................. .............. .... ....... 3005 Homo lmprovomonta 330 7 99 no pets. 40· 2·22t8 Have you priced a John ""!~W;;ant;;;;;;To;;l;;uy;i;;;~ CONVENIENTLY LO· ~w 1 i I clean 1or you before· .only. Rat Terrier puppies D1>9re lately? You'll be ~ ARTIST wants to buy CATED & AFFORD· Flnanctal .........................~·······---···· ..···· .. ··· .. 322 Hnlth ........................................................... 326 eom.....ctal................................................ 30t 0 deposit required. ~~-~.:.-...,....,.- ~Fo~r.;;s~a~le~t~o·g~ood~':"'home .....s TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY SSI No Fee Unless We Win I 1-1186·582·3345 Electrlcal ............... - ............. ~ ...................... 320 NEA 1 nlohe<l, and hOuses 1~ Pomeroy end Mk:ldlepo<\ . security liiE Contact Brand new 3bed 2bath on -+- ·half acre in Pt. Pleasant. OWNER Fl· onApril/5, /999 441-Q740 Prolosslanal 5aM<:N Chlld/EIOoo!y c.re .......................................312 Com.,.,..,.o ...--·-·---···········..·················3t4 Conlnlctoro ...-----·-···-···-····-············3.16 Oomoatlco/J- ................................... 316 ~ H lA' ~ $t4-$t61hr. ~4!!18;,-0633,.,...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CARGO EXPRESS HOMESTE •n CaH Ready 740-446-3745 christmas, •• MlnufaclurPd Hcusr11Q Mildred Shuster Mi-tl.-us '!"'-~---,....- TORYAT Other Same.. Cute Sprnger Spaniel WWW.CARMICHAEL· ~'""~'"";i;;.;i;i;'-i!;;;;; mi> puppies mth 112 old. TRAILERS.COM · Cremations. 11 ~ and 2 bedroom apts:., turnlshe(l ano · unturt 1 • ~ c.t1f ~2008 www.comics:com bly. Call 740-286·5395 or MENT Unconditional lifetime Pet t. "This lnstituUon is an " Equal Opportunity ·: Provider and Employer" .lflOO Gerald E. Shuster Townh_. ' Halp Wanlod. G.....,l Htll's Self Storage UPIDIIII (740)992·5639 who passed away eight years on Decimber 25,2000 and· Apartmanll/ · Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Angus Heifers, young EBY, INTEGRITY, Grating for Drains, DrivebfQd cows and bulls for KIEFER BUILT, ways & WalkWays. L&L sale. High EPD's. ·Excel- VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· Scrap , Metals Open Moo, lent bloodlines. Tobacco STOCK TRAILERS, Tue, Wed & Fri. guarantee. •ocal rater· ances furnished. Esteb- Rrr l\ "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 Scenic location, convenient to town and aHord· able, 2 & 3 bedrooms available call '-------~ Beauty Salon · for rent, S300 per mon th, very low ~tilltie s. · contact 740·416·40411 or newsa· lonlorme77 @yahoo.com In Memory f.1r .lll ~l. l i l 3500 JOBS $13.64·$29.45/HR., now hiring. Many positions ·lable. For application ava1 and government tob info, call American Assoc. of Labor 1-913-599-6290, 24illrs. emp. seN. FlyA.shDirect Is hiring for a FT position at the Ga· vin Power PIMt. Re· sponsib1lilies include !ruck load1ng. lab testing & light maintenance cleaning ExceWJord Email expenence re· quired. Must be able to mterae1 with other In a professional manner. Benefits included. Clerical 665-363·3305 Fann Equipmant -roo""" Wale ·• ..... · Looking for land to lease lor deer hunting 1·300 acres. Will pay Cash. Wifl care for elderly In their home, exp. In Alzhelmers, day or night , good rei. call BaHment listings '-1 (Acreage) ii~~~~~~~~;~~~~~=~~w:;;;;;;;·;;n:•·~ .... .............. 0 eligible. Pnce.. reasona· LOAD We will n nowingly accept 1111 dvortloemerit I lotatlon or tile law. for · tJ00.62Q.4948 ex R019 onlmends that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail urltll you have Investigating the oHering. · ' 304-675-8085. L.egma .................... :...................................... 100 Announcemonta ............ .............................. 200 Binhdoy/Annlveroary .................................. 205 ~ Ads ................................................. ... 210 ~ 1!o Found ... :, .......................................... 215 BuUdtng ''nt ........................................... 306 $,9,900 NOTICE OHIO VALLEY PUBLiSHING CO. rec· l\egister (304) 675-1333 w..- Hou ... Far Sale kkiOgallipoltscaroercol· - $alas 1oe. (740) 992-2155 ~oint ~leasant Want 10 buy Junk Cars) call 740·J88.0884 stown Rd. 304-862·2456 ~...,~----- : - - - - - . . . - .....'tand improvements. delivery & Tara Townhouse Bankruptcy & Bad Credit 740·385·2434 Want To Buy kltncart y le@lcom cast. net Wanrod ®allipolis ~ail!' ~ribune At Opponunity TDDU19·526·0466 '"P'"" l & l Scrap Metals Re· cycling would like to thank our customers for their patronage this past year and wish them a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We wtH be closed · Dec 24 thru Jan 4 and will reopen on Jan 5 at regular business hours. · MAKE SOMlONl'S DAY! ! Mason Vi'J, 3· br., 2 ba. house $475.00 a man. + $350.00 dep ., ref. req. no pets, 304·773-9181 ~ or 304 •773•5040. l.aasa 800 State Ro~te 325 t. Thurman, Ohio 45685 ~ • 740-245-1170 . • 1-2 Bedroom Apartments : with appliances fumlshed •. On site laundry tacilltv. ~ Call for details or pick up ~ application at rehtal L office. ~ Possibility of rental .. assistance. .. Equal Housing POUCIES: OhiO Vtllty Publthlng reMtVtl U.. right to tcllt, rtltf;t, or cane.~ any tel lttny time. Etrofl mult!M l'tJ)Ortld on tl'tt tlrat day of publication 11\d Trlbon ..Senti~I·RtgiiMr wll ~ retpontl~ lOr no mort ttum tM coet Of lht tpect occiJI)IId by the et'for tnd only tht flrttlnMrUon. We 111111 not IMitlblt any to'tt or lflat rtlultt from the !MibllcatJon Of oml11lon of an td'ltl1lnmenl. Corrtdlon wHI bti made In the ftrtl av-'ltble tdltlbn. •'Boll ":~';,,;!:I 1111 tlweya .:onfkMnlltl. •Cunent udal card appllft. • All rut ntlte tdvertiHmtntl 1r1 aub)ect to the Feet. I'll Ftlr Housing Act'of 1HI. · Thlt ~ accepta only help wtnted adt mMUng EOE atandartt.. Wt wlll no1 knowtnglr accept tny adwrtlalng In violation ollflt lew. Will no1 bl reapontlble tor trrorJin an ad llkln over lht phone. ' · « POLICIE « R:n;~.:.l t. Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classifted ads (.~ · Jm Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 50¢ far small $1 .00 for large Publication Sunday Dl•play: 1:00 5~:~:~:~ In-Column: 9:00a.m. F1 For Sunday• Paper ( ! Valley View Apanments YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Wprd Ads 940 2 in Middleport, from_· 10 5592 ._ w40·992·5064. Equal Housing Opponunlty. lsland VieW Motel has tJaCancies $3 .00/Night. County · '"ii;;;;o;;;;;;;;:;;Jabo;;;;;;;;;;;;;""" GOVERMENT SI9Q/mo! 4 bed, 2 bath. .. 8Mutlful Apta. II Jack· B11nk Repo! (~'k down, IS Pomeroy, great conditiOn Jton EatatM. 52 · West· yeaN, Kilo APR) for h!iting5 with nice yard. Ron! in-ooct Dr., !rom $365 to 800·620·49,." R0'-7 eludes·. •· 7~6·2568. :::--:--~---- Fumlshlngslwasher/dryer Qual Housing Opportu· 2br home located in Gal· & some u1ilitles inC:IIJded . This lnsti'Mion Is an lipolis cny·· $500 · · No $575/mo. Na pets. can uat Opportunity Pro- Pets. 441-0110 or 441..0110 or 591·5174 and Employer. 591·5174 ~~~~-....--.., sl:::roc~lou~o~LI~vl~ng-~end~ ~3B:::R":""'~ho ~use ~-·1~~ 3BA located on Bulavllle 8ed Chatham St. S500 · + Pike . $475/rent room Apts. at 1/Niage dep/utllities. 446 .2515 740-367-7762 Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE: II hereby given thai on Saturday, ,December 27, 2008 ot 10:00 a.m., a public ,sale wilt be held al211 .w Second St., .Pomeroy, Ollla. The ,Farmers Bank and Sovlnga Company Ia nil,lng for .cuh In hand or ,certllled chack lhalol· lowlng .collotaral: .2003 Ford Muotang GT ·1FAFP42X23f318054 'fhe Farmara Bank and s.vlnga Compeny, 'Pomeroy, Ohio, ra-urvea the right to bid ,illhla sale, and to wllhdraw lht obove collot· eral prior to oalo. ,Further, The Fermoro Bank and Sovlnga .Compeny reoarvao lhe ·rtghtlorejactanyorell oblda oubmlltad. Thto' oboW deiCrlbod 'collateral will be oald ·•11 1a-whar8 to", with JIO exprooaod or lmplied warrenty glvon. for furthel' Information, .or lor on appointment Jo tnepRI collltaral, prior to Hie date con· lacl Cyndle or Kan al fi2·2138. (12)2$. 24, 26 · Public Notice dagreea 17 mlnutta mlnuleo Woat 108.9 Olive Torrence 1o Eul 61 .3 fHI; lhence feet to an Iron pipe; Public Notice Louise laabella Posey Sheriff Sales South 45 dogreeo 30 lhtmco South 73 de- SHERIFF SALES by deed dated Aprl118, cue Number 08CV067 mlnutoo Easl103.21eot greeo 00 mlnuteo Wtlat CASE NUMBER 1952, and recorded In Mlclflrsl Bank tolha North &Ide of Oak 209.2feetlo a "PK" na il OBCV042 Volume 170, Page 100 Plalnllff traa; thanca South 87 to lhe centerline or VANDERBILT MORT & or the Recorda of va dagreea 05 mlnuloo County Road 20, Old FINANCE INC. Deeds of Meigs County, · Gertrude Ftnlaw (da- Eaal 116 teet; lhanca U.S. Route 33, pealing PLAINTIFF Ohio. anddeacrlbed as cealed, atal South 18 dogreeo 12 a highway br~ga ap· vs · follows : Dafendanla mlnutoo East105.2 faal proach guard post at HAROLD w. SMITH ET Beginning at a alako1n Court ol Common or to lht South line ol 185.8 feet for reference; AL the angle of lha P'-a• Molga County Lawlo Grueoer land; thence South 38 de· DEFENDANTS Humphrey line; lhence Ohio ' ' lhanca South 49 ds- greeo 30 mlnuteo Eeal Court ol Common · Weal 6-112 rods lo a In pursuance or an gt'leo 05 mtnull8 Weal 169.2 IHI along lha Pleas Melgti County steka; thence north 12 order of sale to me dl- 284.8 leot along tho cenllrllne of County Ohio ' ' rodo and 5 1"'110 the reeled from oatd court South line of Lewlo Rood 20, Old U.S. In purauance 01 an center of State Route In lha above entitled Grueserlothecenlarot Roula 33, to the placa order of oalelo modi- 680; lhenco eesl along action 1 will elipoee 10 County Road 20, Old ol beginning, contain- reeled from aetd court the center or oald road aalt at public auction Stala Routa No. 33; lng 0.64 acroo, more or In lhe above enllllad 6-112 rods loa atoka In on lhe front aleps · of lhence following the le,., excepting all legal action, 1will axpoaato the Humphrey line; the Meigs County Court ·center line of County rights or way. 1111 11 public auction thence south along the House an friday, Janu- Road 20, Old Stole The bearlnge In thl on lhe front steps ol Humphrey line 12 rod• ary 30, 2008 at 10 Lm., Roule No. 33 to the above. doacrlptlon are the Meigs County Court and 5 lee110 tha placa of oald day, the follow- place of beginning, megnollc buod on a House on Friday, Jan. ol beginning, contain· lng deecrlbod real 01• containing 2.26 acres, survey by Homer Hy- 30, 2009 at IO:OO a.m., lng 112 acre. tale: except all legal rlghla ootl, Roglettrad SUr- of oald day the follow· Property: 54783 STATE Street Addreu: 34560 of way. veyor .No. 2274, aurvay lng described reatoa· RTE681, REEDSVILLE, Rocksprings Road, Save and e•cept lhe dated Soptember 2, tltle: . Ohio 45772 Melga Pomeroy, OH 4576g following real ootale 1965. Being a pert of EKHIBIT "A" County, OH 45772 Parcel Number: altuoted an lha South lhe roat Estate con· Sllualed 1 ~ the .Tow"" 09-00114.000 side, and conveyed to vayod to · Henry G. llhlp of Olive, In the 09-01162MOO 1400402000 Legal Deacrlptlon: Situ- Dorea L. Arnold and Arnold and Barbaro County ol Meigs, and Prior Deed References: aled In lhe Townahtp 01 Mildred E. Arnold, by Arnold, by deed State or Ohio, In 100 Volume IS, Pogo 771 S.llobury, County of deed recorded In Vol· recorded In Volume Acre Lot No. 103 , Town Also 2006 Glencreot Matgo, Olllo; umo 243, Pogo 817 225, Poge 201, Melgo No.4, Ronge No. 11 01 Mobile Homo Ser I The following · real aa· Malga County Deed County Deed Recorda. lha Ohio Company 's CH0002245KYAB ute situated tn·. lha Recorda, and do- .Current Owner: Purchase, bounded Current Owner: Harold Townohlp ai.S.IIobury, acrlbod aa followo; 511· Gertrude Flnlaw (da- and described 81 fol- W. Smith et al County ol Malga and uotod In the .Townohlp cealed. et al Iowa: Appraised at $75,000 Stall of Ohio; being In of Sollobury, County of Prior Deed Referancoo: Beglnnlng In the center Torma ol Sale; Cannot Section 16, and de- Melga and State of Volume 225, Page 201 01 the County Rood be sold lor leta than acrlbed ao laflowo: Be- Ohio; baing In Section approlaecl at $50,000 loading lrom Tuppars 213rda ol the appraised gtn~lng In the center ol 16, Town 2 North, Torma of Sale: Cannot Plaint 10 Reedsville at value. 10% down on Slate Hlghwoy No. 33, Ronge 13 West, of lha be told lor leoa than lhe Northeaal corner 01 day ol aale, caah or now County Road 20 Ohio Compeny a pur- 213rda oflhe appralaod a tract 01 land now or certified check, belfollowing the ratocatton ch11a, and baing do. value. 10% down on formerly owned by. anca due on conllrma· of State Highway No acrlbed aa followa: day or sale, caah or John E Coleman· lion olsale. 33, at lhe Southweai Boglnnlnglnlhecenter ctrtllled check, bel· thence S~uth 12 rod~ The appraloal did Incorner of a 1.81 acre lot of County Road 20, old once dua on conllrma· and 5 leal to 1 slake; elude an Interior e•amthence North 85 • East lnallan of tho house. 01 Roy Gr,..11r and U.S. Route 33, al tho lion oloale. . Harilld Blackalon Southerly corner or • The appraisal did nol 13 roda 10 a" ateke· Robert E. Boogie, recorded In Deed 2.26 acre lot of Henry Include an Interior ex· thence North 12 rod~ Meigs County SheriH 218, Pogo 851, Deed G. Arnold and Barbara amlnallon ofthehouoa. and SIMI to lhe center AHorney lor the Plain· Recorda of ·Melgo Arnold, recorded In Robert E. B~, ol lho County Road IIH County, Dhlo; 1henct Deed Book 225, Pago Meigs County Sheriff l~edlng from TUppert Jarltch, Block & Roth· South 78 dagreee 57 201 Deed Recorda ol Attorney for the Plein- Plelne 10 Reedavllle· bone mlnulea Eoat 74.5 IMI Mtlga County, Olllo, till thence South as• Woai 802 M. 51. Sulle 500 along lha South tine of Hid point of beginning Manley, Deao, Kochel· 13 rodo 10 lha place of Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 the uld 1.81 acre lot being marked by a ski b oglnnlng .:antolnlng 513-744-9600 marked by 1 ateel mine "PK" nall,thenco North POBol165028 or 1011 (12) 24, 31 (1) 7 0;,. acre rail lhanca sauth 1'7 49 degrees OS mlnuiN Columbul, OH 43216- EKCEPT.' · daslreea 47 mtnull8 Eoat 206.4 feet to an 5028 · Excepll,;g from the Weal 90.8 IHI; thanct Iron pipe, paaetng on 614-222-492! .above deacrlbed roat South .69 dagree• 37 Iron plpa al17.8 feet oat (12) 24, 31 (1F eatate a tract 61 land ' heretofore convoyed mlnuloo Eaol 59.17 lor refwance: lhenca teet; thence South 17 North 78 degreee 30 by J. B. Torrence and 740-142-3411 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Maintenance Plus oiJrywall, Kitchens, Baths CfJII/1/Icrcia/ & Rt' ,\ ldt•lllitll Vinyl SidinBIRepl acement .R.L. HOLLON TRUCKING Dump truck .service We do driveways We Haul Limestone- Gravel Dirt- AJ-Lime 740-985-4422 . Win dows/Remodcl il~£ Bonded & lnsur~d 740·992-1493 Office 740416·8339 Cell Free Estimated Stanley TreeTrimming ~Removal * Prompt and Qua lity Work *Rea:..on•tble R;1tes "' insured * Ex~rien.:t:d · Referem:es' Av ui l able ~ Call Gary Stanl ey @ 74n:s9 t-Rn44 Poll)ero}'. Oh io H&H Guttering Seamless Guners Roofing , Siding, Gutters lnsw'Bd & Bonded 740-1i53·9657 J&L Construction NO WHAT STYLE... • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows ·Rooting · Decks ·Garages · Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Sidirlg. Soffit; Decks. Doors. Windows. Electric, Plumbing. Drywall. Remodeling, Room Additions Local cOntractor 740-367-0544 Free Estimates 740-367-0536 fo"or Remodeling and New House Call: MARCUM Ruildin~ · CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • G;tr~ges • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pok Barns • Patio's, Porclws and Decks MillE W. MARCUM, OWNER Book me,... Quality Seamless Gutters 472 ,19 Rid>< I Roa<l. Lon£ Bouom. 011 HAS SOMETHING FOR YOfJ!! 740-985-4141 Cell : 740·4 1(•- 183-1 15+ ytars expt rittnr:t F~r Estimates Advertise in this space for $64per month �December 24, 2008 Wednesday, www.mydailysentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel ~W;;;ed~~~;:;:,..:;!::~y,5iDec~~e~~~~~-~r~ :~·~:~0 8~:-; ; ; ;:; ; ~R~arit'al~s;~ ; ; ; o; ; ;"':; ;~; ;_;Edo...~;;;;; 0;1 n:::;o;;Govormn.m~~ww:~:ai;;::.i:: ::3B:::R::"''!D~b~l.~w ldo~;;;;ne""ar ~aRipolis tbune - Sentinel - career COllage Is seeking pan-time Inslructors In mathematics and accounti ng. Math e+ matics candidates mush have a master's degree tn mathematiCS. Account· 1ng candidates must have a bachelor's degree in accounting. Please email resumes to HY· PERLINK •maitto:)dan· tApts. 327 · lege.edu" ldanickl@ galliScott at 513-254·6931 or pollscareercollege.edu or scon@rtyashdirect.com lax to 446·4124. No Veterinary Assistant .,.._..;.._ _ _ __ phone calls please. needed. Experience pre- Goodtimes Bar loo~i ng •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,.,.!!!!! !erred, but ' will train. for exper. & energetic .::. PTIFT, some weekends . bartender & doonnan Food Servictl required. Minimum wage. 3Q4·5Z6-2??Q ~--;;;;;;;..~.;..;;;;;;;;; Send resume to French Service Manager & ServNow Hiring · All ·posltlons Town · Veterinary Clinic, ice Technic an positions Tudor's Biscuit World. 360 SA 160 Gallipolis, or available. Health care & r--:;:;-;..,.---, fax 740-446-4 10 1 Retirement plans avail· ·t:· CLASSIFIED ~ rc* 1 ~nor Gallia and Rlvemido 4BR house in Gallipolis. 3b r12bath Tra1ler. 517 740·3e7-n62 Burdette St . Call 304·675·5402. Dep & Clean BR House Ref requ ired No Pets. w/Storage Building In ~,....______ Town of New Haven , Mobile Home for Rent: 5 $450.00/Month Exclud· 2 br, 1 bath ; aU el8ct. 40 44 6 7~~;.·;,;~-o406.;;:;;.~-~- ing Util!tles. Call Becky Extra · nice. 1624 ~ice lhr. Appliance~. fur· C 304.862.3900 or Chatham Ave. Tr. 2. 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The Daily Sentinel loti & favnd Found· Female Black lab recenUy ._had pups, found around Sliding HIII/Gib· Natioes 3 Bed, 2 Bathl Only CLASSIFIED INDEX Recroollonel Vehlcloo ............................... 1000 ATV ............................................................ :1005 Blcyclea...................................................... 1010 Booto/Accellorleo.................................... t015 Camper/RVa Cll• Trailers .... . ... ....... ..... . . . ... .. . 1020 lla Dl~l'fhar* You ........................ ....... :...... 220 HI r ---····· · ··~ ..................................... 225 Motorcycle& 1026 Oth ....................................... ....... . or ..........................................................1030 P•eo~ 1' 1---························ ······· ········· 230 · Wanllo buy "....................... · .1035 235 Autpmotlvo .....:.......................................... 2000 S.. d .....................................300 Auto Rentatll.oaoo .....................................2005 ~S..wtce ....................................... 302 Auloo .......................................................... 2010 ~ - - ·······-··· ......................... 304 Claoolc/Anttquoo ....................................... 2015 ..................... . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bu.'- ------·-···~··················· · ······ ·308 ~"11---·----················ ·· 310 Conunefclalf.nduatrlill .................. ....... ,.... 2020 .. Part• & Accesoorteo .................................. 2025 Sporto Utll"y .............................................. 20"" Trucko ....,.................................................... 2035 Utility Tralloro ............................................ 2040 Vano ............................................................ 2045 Want to buy ...............................................2050 ANI Estate Sale8 ...................................... 3000 llshed 1975. Call24 Hrs. 740·446..()870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing. after mas or 304·675·1653 304-595·1501 . Heating & Coollng .-............... :.................... 3128 Condomlnluma ............,............................. 3015 For S.'- by awn.r.....................................3020 HousM for Sale .............. ~.......................... 3025 lnauranca ............................... - ..................... 332 Lawn Servlce ............................................... 33ot Mualc/D,nC6'Drama .................................... 33$ other Servlce8 ............... ............................... 338 Plumblng/Eioctrtcal .....................,...............340 Profeeslonal Servtcea ....................... ~ ......... 342 Repalrs .........:...............................................344 Roollng ......................................................... 348 Securlly .......................................................:348 TOll/Accounting ........................................... 3110 Travei!Entenalnment .................................. 352· Flnanclal ...................................... ~ ................ 400 Financial Servlcea ........................................f.05 Insurance ... ................................................. 410 Money to Lend ......... .................................... 415 Educatlon ..................................................... 500 Bualness &: Trade School ........................... 505 Instruction & Tralnlng .................. ............ ,.. 510 Lesaons ........................................................515 Peraonat ....................................................... 520 J ... _ .. ( ' - - ) . . ......... . ....... ~N -· -~· . ••••• .. • •••••••""•"• • 3030 L.ota ............................................................303fi Want to buy ................................................3040 Accountlng1Financla1 ................................ 6002 Admlnlotrotlvo1Prolaaalonai .....................B004 Callhlor/Ciork ............................................. aooa Child/Elderly Cera ..................................... 11008 Clarlcat ....................................................... 8010 eooo Conetructlon .................................." ............ 6012 Drlvara & Dellvery ..................................... 8014 Hay, Feed, Seed. Graln ............................... 715 Hunting & Land ........................................... 720 Want to buy .................................................. 725 Merchandlse. ............................. :.................. 900 Anllquoo ............................... ,....................... 905 Appllance ................................................. ,, .. 910 Educallon ...................................................8018 Eleclrlcol Plumbt~ ..•.........•....•............ 8018 . ., ........................... ... . Employ-ant ·-nctoa .8020 Ent-lnmenl............................................. 8022 FOOd Sorvlceo ............................................8024 AucUone ............... ,....................................... 915 ~·r~•'7 Baaement.......................................szo Help anted- General .................................. 8028 • qutpment1Supplloo .................................... 935 r 1oa1011 Marketa ..................................... ........... 940 F Fuo I Coai/Wood/Gas ............................. 945 urn ture 950 Hobb 1H ......&................................................ S Kid' unl port .................................... 955 t Ml I II orner ..., ........................... .................. 960 .............................................. 965 W •ce II aneoue b an 0 o:.:: uy................................................... 97D· Yrd I -te ..................................................... 975 ~~~388-e7:ots $400. TIRE for ._ ·- ~~ Government a Federal Joba .................... 8026 Law Enlorcemant ...................................... 8030 Malnteno---~-moollc ,..,..uv .............................8032 Manogement/Supervlaory ........................ 803-t Mochanlco ..................................................8036 ModlcoL ..............................,...................... 803a Mualcal ....................................................... · •••• ~. Part·Timo-Tomporortoa ........... ,................. 8042 Raotauronla ............................................... .. .. ~ sa•-· . ............................................................. 8048 Technical Tradoo .................... ........ ...... ... .. 8080 Textlle-~actory wr ......................... , ...... .. ....... -•~2 hiles paid. $ ::803~40-4 1 8- 5 266 1' or =~~~~~~~ M.....,.To lAnd TRAILER INVEN- for balance owed. of adjusted Income . CaH 20x20 and 25x40. Call Today tor HUGE sevlnljSII6&352·0469 304·882·3121, avallabla lor Senior and Disabled e · people. puppies 9 wks ok:l has 740-992·5533 had 1st shots. Brlr)dle/Wh, Boxers (Mj sion of Financial InstilL· blacklwh, $600: Chihua· tions Office of Consumer hua (M) BL/Ianlwh, $15tl', Affairs BEFORE yOil rafl· Cockers (F) bl.iwh, $150: MIF (Red), nance your home or ob· Goldena tain a loan. BEWARE of $350: Shettand Sheep· requests tor any large dog, (M) eable/Wh, $350: actvance payments ·of Mln·Schnauzer (Parti) fees or· Insurance. Call WF, $350; Min·Ptnschar, the Otlice of Consumer (M), $150: all AHiars toll free at pupplesiAKC Rag. 1-B66·278-ootl3 to team 740-896-1085 near (F) If the mortgage broker or Shade lender is properly II· censed. (fhis .is a public seNice announcement Ohio ABLE! Townhouse apa n• ments, and/or small houses lor rent. Can 740.441-1111 lor appll· ;ca;t~lo~n;;&~ln:;:lot;;;""!;'a:;tl;;:on::;,·.., · ..,... ELLM VIEW APTS 2&38R and up, Cantml Air, . WID hookup, teneml set of shots $250. Hay lor sale: 1st & 2nd -elry, dental gold, pre 256·1664 cutting, never wet, 1935 US currency, pays electr1c. EHO Elm AKC registered Shih·Tzu sqUare bales, proof/mint .sets, dla· View , Apts. NOTICE Borrow Sman. Boxer · tile VaPay Pttllishing , monds, MTS COin Shop. (304)682.3017 151 2nd Avenue. Galli· . II twin Rivers Tower is ac- cepting applications waiting list fOJ HUD sub: sldlzed, 1-BR apanment for the el<lerlyldisabled: ATVs ~ Honda Foreman 450 .t.'!•....&E--- """"""'"' ""'"";;;io~~'---;;;;; GUN . SHOW & SALE CHILLICOTHE , OH. Jan. 10 & 11 Adm.$4 Ross Co. fairgrounds 1:is · 6' Ibis $35 pre·pold 740-867.(14t2 •---'/ Oil/ I/ ,.,. Caa --,.-1 late 2BR Alum. wheels, winch MI. · mmacu apart, Disc Brakes asking new carpet & cabinets $3,200. 741l-645·155t or 1resh~ painted WID 740-245-5582 hookup beautllul counily :::-::"-:"""':::="~~· selling 10 minutes trof11 town Water & I sh ·d ~ "111 Honda .fllO EX ask- Mus! see to ;prJ:~: call $425/mth. , 614·595·m3 or 740-645-5953 C....,.../ RVs & · NOW · LEASING Jordan Trallan Landing 2BR, 3BR & 59 304- payoff, 3-!1564 -..;;;;;W;.•.o~d/;.Got.;;;;;;;;;;;; :-:::--::;;;;;~~""::'~ 4BR ,AVailable No Pete. AV SeiVIce at Carml- Tenant Responsible for Seasoned Flrowood CAA chaal · Trailers Rent & Ei<rctnc HEAP accepted. 740-446-3825 304·674-0023 or 645-5946or441-G941 304·61 0.0776 RV Apartment for rent In Service at Carm~hael Mk:ldlepon, l>r.. khchen Trailers tum~hed, $450 a mo . 740-446·3825 plus dep., no pets, no '!' smoking, 740-992·5181 ' ?000 ~ . Apt. lor rent 2 'Br. $325, 1 Br $295, plus util. plui ·dep. 3rd Si. Racine. /WIOI 740.247-4292 ~ Audl " ' . ' s-t> Street Mldd'"· ~ 0ulllrO ve • ~•wo • Call port, 2 bedroom lur- '"'"'"'"'"""'""'=~-- ~n.~~~;:.!'!4'"'";::3;::0"'":L:O tngCotJncllforlndependtnl 245-55e9 Free Female SchABuzer stock. Call Ron Evans, ~~..,..-~~-~ mix. Blkltan. We areMov· 1-800- 537 -~B. 200 1 Chevy Malibu Lt. ing, she needs a good ED. 4 DR auto, power home 7•" "I ... 5 ~::;.·:.;~:::;;;;:;;:.:;~;::~,..... Hot Tub Oullet, l'op locks + windoWs 58,000 ":' . Giveaway 3yr Min Pin to Quality, Free Delivery, mi. clean $4900. Day a Good Home Save 50%. Tlki Tubs. 446·1615 or Even. .:..-•""""""" !27<11 304·576·2527 Call Todayl740-44&4367 1·800·214·0452 gallipotiscaree~lege . edu Accredited Member Accredit· re· to or Renlals . 2BR lor bath nice home --..,..,.,.,....,......,...,·1·2 persons BANK REPO'S wat9r/trash included in 2,314 BR rent NO PETS. JohnLOW 5% DOWN Move In NOw! mymldwelthome.~om bath , back patio, pool, playground, (trast1, sew· water pd.) $425/rent, $425/sec. &p. Call740-367.0547 rooms 740-446·3384 available. 446-3644 mth. 506·326-0m I 446-t244 nlshed apartment, utilities paid, no pets;, deposit & references, ,(740)992-QI65 Large 2 bedroom apt downtown, newly remodeled, ell utllldes pd. No pets. 446-4839 pd Auctioneer: Billv R. Goble Jr. 740-416-1164 E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com · www.auctionzip.com #5548 Hardwood tabineiry .Alld fumkllre YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE set-up. -'"":::-"!"'-.~-"The Proctorville www.tim~kcabintJtry.CDitl 740.446.9200 CAlliJS TODAY FOR Rf1JIJCf1J · WINTER RATES 1JEC. - ffB $1 and a deed is all you need to own your dream home. Call Nowl Freedom Homes l:"~"Cam~~m~llf~rdali'§;;;;;~ ·dep. must have ret. 888·565·0167 ·2 bay seiVIce station I 256-6 251 ""'~~;;;,:;;..;.;.;.;..~, Employnll 11 Jackson Plke. le$Se 3BR 2 bath on larm $750 6000 }equired. Call lor more Into. · Stop & Compare sin ss Di fference~ 2BR on At. 7 Middleport, OH across toad from Saw Min $300/mth + I'T1Q 140-992-1611 We appreciate your ZERO . DOWN! Will do Includes many upgrades, "Apartments · 2BR, 1.5 OK. 2, 3, 4 and 5 bed· • Complete Remodeling AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES complete service oil changes. small engine repair. We service and winterize boats and RV 's. (740) '192-5344 Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:30 pm Sat. 8:00 am - 12 7404128-2750 •• • 1 14,11 mechan ic work. 1 BOns Mobile Home Park. 74Q-645.P506 Hours 7:00AM - 8:00 PM Pumeroy, OH (5 Points) New & Used Tin!s. We buy used tires. computer wheel alignments. We a'bo do Duel's. light Gov. Funds avail. for buyers who won land or have family land. ·0 down also avail. for first lime buyers. 866·215·5n4 • Garages , to 10'x30' L & L Tire .Barn NANCE . AVAILABLE. (740) 446·3570 • New Homes S!ze• 5'x1 0' · 44087 Wlpple Rd. Federal Funds just re- ~~~~-.~-­ leased lor land Owners. New 3 BedroOm homes No closing cost and from $2 t4.36 per month, 2459 St. Rt. 160 • '~IJ~~ ·Room Addition• & Remodeling • New Garages • Elaetrlcal & Plumbing utilities included. I· RIOO!t•ng & Gutter• 540· 729· t 331 In Memory LLC Racine, OhiQ Ohio Valley Health, Inc. Is accepting · applications tor Part Time Office Clerk. E)(pe· rience preferred. Apply at 1460 Jackson Pike, Gal· lipolis, OH or phone 740-441-1393 for Information. In loving memory of Owners: Jon Van Meter & · Paul Rowe 740-247-~019 ~ell: 740·416·5047 el!lail: jrshadfrm@aol.com · Education The gales or memory will never close We miss you more than anyone knows. Gone are the days we used to share ·. Bulin our hearts you're always there. And only those who have lost can tell the pain of parting without • rarewell. Gone b'ut never rorgotten. Love always, Your daughter, WUma GrandchUdren, Grea1 Grandchildren, and Great, Great Grandchildren Gallipolis Career College is seeking · part-time instructOrs In mattlemaUcs and accounting. Mathematics candidates must have a Masters Degree in Mathematics. Accounllng candidates must t1ave a Bachelots Degree In 'Accounting. Please e-mail resumes to jdanlckiOgallilpollsca- reercollege.edu or fax to 446-4'124. No Calls Please. sunset Home CGISII'UCIIDI New Homes, Remodeling, . Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding and more . ·TAX BUDGET HEAR:lNG 'Notice Ia hereby. given lhot on the 12th day of' Janull"{ 2009118 pmat lhe Southern High School Media Cen1ar, .Racine, Olllo, lht Southem Local Board ~~ Education will hold •Ito public hearing for the Tal Budgat lor the period of July 1, 2009 1hrough June 30,2010. Roy W. Johnson, Jr., 'Treasurer . 'Southern Local Board ·of Educalton 920 Elm Street . Racine, Ohio 45771 .(12, 24 lor call 675-6679 Bassett Hound Reg., vet Garden table, 41 • round, checked, 6Wks. (F)$250, glass mosa~ tile Oh. 304:576-2126 St.pattem, no chairs, (M)$225, or 304-875-0153 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; ~-;;.;;.~;,;;;~..,..-- S1001irm, (740)992·5533 luoinau & Tracla For Sale AKC Spnnger ._._ __, Spaniol. pups. Uver .....,.. Whit $25000& e · Jot Aemtloo Motors re•--~~~;;o:;'"'"'"'""" 304·273-43.77 GeiUpolla C.rMr ;::;;~;;;:~:::-:~~-- Paired, new & rebuilt in College (Careers Close To Home) able. Please send AVON! All Areas! To Bt.Jy sume or Sell Shirley Spears LLC@CAREO.COM 304·675· 1429 fa:-: to740·446·9104 ROBERT BISSEll CINSTRUCTION 45771 741).949-2217 Between Racine & Syracuse State Rt. 124 STEEL ARCH · BUILD· lng applications lot INGS - Sava Thou- HUD su•s1"ized "' Th ree can- Bedroom . " " A...ts.' Utl"nea on, 98 nd 8 I • orders • wRI sell included. Based "'" on 3()0/o " cened 740·446·2412 ~~~~~~~ 682·7477 or 418·4545 ,;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;,;,;;;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolute Top DoPar . sll· (Oak Hill) Hay, fMc!, Saed, Grain ver/gold coins, · any Peklngase Puppies 1st 10K/14K/18K gold jaw· Contact the Ohio Div1· $300: lrom SHOP CLASSifiEDS 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 949-2734 2BR APT.Ciose to Hoh zer Hospital on SR 160 Closed CIA (740)441-0t94 ; Christmas . . 7-40-446'·3825 COndomlnluma..........................................3515 Hou"" lor Rent ........................................ 3520 lAnd (Acreage) ..........................................3525 Llveatock.,..................................................... 815 Pe11............................................................... 620 Want to buy .................................................. 625 Agriculture ................................................... 700 Farm Equipment .......................................... 70S o ect bleo .................................................. 925 Computers ............................................... ..... 930 E TRAILERS. B+W REG.· Miniature GOOSENECK FLATBED Pincher M·9 Mo. Ears, $3999 · VIEW OUR EN• · gray under chin 5 yrs: old·Buddla-Leadlng Creek 740-4 16 •7302 Roaort Property ......................................... 5000 Reaort Property for ••~ ........................... 5025 R..or1 Property for rent ....... .................... soso Employrnent ............................................... zer. Deer Processing Skinned- Cut & Wrapped Summer Sausage made TRAILERS, Thurs. Sat & Sun. Apartment available no~ & 740·44&7300 R'rverbe nd · Apts. Now """'ER r:::=~-:-::~~:':::":::""'1 Haven WV. Now accep~ $350 4 Sale 4x5 Round Bales, Co. OH and Mason Co. ~O~BQ. ~44~6-ooo~~~~--~ good mixed hay·llam WV. Ron · Evans Jack· AKC Lab puppies yellow kept. Delano Jackson & black both parents on Farm 675·1743 premises 151 shots & z...............3510 SuppfiH .................................. ,........ .:........ 4025 Want to Buy ............................................... 4030 EQUIP· Bam--4:30pm. ~~~==Pels~;;;:~;;;;;;; CARGO/CONCESSION Apartment&ITownhouua ...................... ~·· 3505 Storage .......................................................3535 Went to Aent .............................................. 3540 Manufactured Houalng ............................. 4000 Lota ............................ :................................4005 Movera........................................................4010 Rent81a ........: .............................................. 4015 a-..............................................................4020 MAX :: CKC wormad $250. 256-1886 Loot Dachshund brown Anlmals ........................................................ 600 Animal Supplles ................ , ......................... 805 Horsea .......................................................... 810 Gardet"l & Produce ..................... ~ ................. 710 :':'~-----:--~~ Sep,ic_ pumping GallIa Real Eatate Rentalo ...................................3500 Commt~rclat ................................. 1BR Apt, WID hookups~ satellite TV Incl. wlrenl, ~~~~~~~iiii close to hospital. CaM NEW AND USED STEEL 740.339-0362 Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar ~2;;b;.;r;;a;;,pt,;;.;;;6;;m_i•,,0•m-H-o~ tor Concrete Angle, uT1 525 · christ· 7 wks tails docked cur· used surprised! InVentory Check out our at ~ge Gray Slates.C&II weekly rf:!n1 on shotslwotm'ng wviw.CP.REO.com. Car- 252·729-9311----~Leave ' or small breed lovable fam· mlch&ei . Equlprrient Message. lly peta. $75 Call cetnetery Plot8 ................. .............. .... ....... 3005 Homo lmprovomonta 330 7 99 no pets. 40· 2·22t8 Have you priced a John ""!~W;;ant;;;;;;To;;l;;uy;i;;;~ CONVENIENTLY LO· ~w 1 i I clean 1or you before· .only. Rat Terrier puppies D1>9re lately? You'll be ~ ARTIST wants to buy CATED & AFFORD· Flnanctal .........................~·······---···· ..···· .. ··· .. 322 Hnlth ........................................................... 326 eom.....ctal................................................ 30t 0 deposit required. ~~-~.:.-...,....,.- ~Fo~r.;;s~a~le~t~o·g~ood~':"'home .....s TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY SSI No Fee Unless We Win I 1-1186·582·3345 Electrlcal ............... - ............. ~ ...................... 320 NEA 1 nlohe<l, and hOuses 1~ Pomeroy end Mk:ldlepo<\ . security liiE Contact Brand new 3bed 2bath on -+- ·half acre in Pt. Pleasant. OWNER Fl· onApril/5, /999 441-Q740 Prolosslanal 5aM<:N Chlld/EIOoo!y c.re .......................................312 Com.,.,..,.o ...--·-·---···········..·················3t4 Conlnlctoro ...-----·-···-···-····-············3.16 Oomoatlco/J- ................................... 316 ~ H lA' ~ $t4-$t61hr. ~4!!18;,-0633,.,...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CARGO EXPRESS HOMESTE •n CaH Ready 740-446-3745 christmas, •• MlnufaclurPd Hcusr11Q Mildred Shuster Mi-tl.-us '!"'-~---,....- TORYAT Other Same.. Cute Sprnger Spaniel WWW.CARMICHAEL· ~'""~'"";i;;.;i;i;'-i!;;;;; mi> puppies mth 112 old. TRAILERS.COM · Cremations. 11 ~ and 2 bedroom apts:., turnlshe(l ano · unturt 1 • ~ c.t1f ~2008 www.comics:com bly. Call 740-286·5395 or MENT Unconditional lifetime Pet t. "This lnstituUon is an " Equal Opportunity ·: Provider and Employer" .lflOO Gerald E. Shuster Townh_. ' Halp Wanlod. G.....,l Htll's Self Storage UPIDIIII (740)992·5639 who passed away eight years on Decimber 25,2000 and· Apartmanll/ · Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Angus Heifers, young EBY, INTEGRITY, Grating for Drains, DrivebfQd cows and bulls for KIEFER BUILT, ways & WalkWays. L&L sale. High EPD's. ·Excel- VALLEY HORSE/LIVE· Scrap , Metals Open Moo, lent bloodlines. Tobacco STOCK TRAILERS, Tue, Wed & Fri. guarantee. •ocal rater· ances furnished. Esteb- Rrr l\ "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 Scenic location, convenient to town and aHord· able, 2 & 3 bedrooms available call '-------~ Beauty Salon · for rent, S300 per mon th, very low ~tilltie s. · contact 740·416·40411 or newsa· lonlorme77 @yahoo.com In Memory f.1r .lll ~l. l i l 3500 JOBS $13.64·$29.45/HR., now hiring. Many positions ·lable. For application ava1 and government tob info, call American Assoc. of Labor 1-913-599-6290, 24illrs. emp. seN. FlyA.shDirect Is hiring for a FT position at the Ga· vin Power PIMt. Re· sponsib1lilies include !ruck load1ng. lab testing & light maintenance cleaning ExceWJord Email expenence re· quired. Must be able to mterae1 with other In a professional manner. Benefits included. Clerical 665-363·3305 Fann Equipmant -roo""" Wale ·• ..... · Looking for land to lease lor deer hunting 1·300 acres. Will pay Cash. Wifl care for elderly In their home, exp. In Alzhelmers, day or night , good rei. call BaHment listings '-1 (Acreage) ii~~~~~~~~;~~~~~=~~w:;;;;;;;·;;n:•·~ .... .............. 0 eligible. Pnce.. reasona· LOAD We will n nowingly accept 1111 dvortloemerit I lotatlon or tile law. for · tJ00.62Q.4948 ex R019 onlmends that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail urltll you have Investigating the oHering. · ' 304-675-8085. L.egma .................... :...................................... 100 Announcemonta ............ .............................. 200 Binhdoy/Annlveroary .................................. 205 ~ Ads ................................................. ... 210 ~ 1!o Found ... :, .......................................... 215 BuUdtng ''nt ........................................... 306 $,9,900 NOTICE OHIO VALLEY PUBLiSHING CO. rec· l\egister (304) 675-1333 w..- Hou ... Far Sale kkiOgallipoltscaroercol· - $alas 1oe. (740) 992-2155 ~oint ~leasant Want 10 buy Junk Cars) call 740·J88.0884 stown Rd. 304-862·2456 ~...,~----- : - - - - - . . . - .....'tand improvements. delivery & Tara Townhouse Bankruptcy & Bad Credit 740·385·2434 Want To Buy kltncart y le@lcom cast. net Wanrod ®allipolis ~ail!' ~ribune At Opponunity TDDU19·526·0466 '"P'"" l & l Scrap Metals Re· cycling would like to thank our customers for their patronage this past year and wish them a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We wtH be closed · Dec 24 thru Jan 4 and will reopen on Jan 5 at regular business hours. · MAKE SOMlONl'S DAY! ! Mason Vi'J, 3· br., 2 ba. house $475.00 a man. + $350.00 dep ., ref. req. no pets, 304·773-9181 ~ or 304 •773•5040. l.aasa 800 State Ro~te 325 t. Thurman, Ohio 45685 ~ • 740-245-1170 . • 1-2 Bedroom Apartments : with appliances fumlshed •. On site laundry tacilltv. ~ Call for details or pick up ~ application at rehtal L office. ~ Possibility of rental .. assistance. .. Equal Housing POUCIES: OhiO Vtllty Publthlng reMtVtl U.. right to tcllt, rtltf;t, or cane.~ any tel lttny time. Etrofl mult!M l'tJ)Ortld on tl'tt tlrat day of publication 11\d Trlbon ..Senti~I·RtgiiMr wll ~ retpontl~ lOr no mort ttum tM coet Of lht tpect occiJI)IId by the et'for tnd only tht flrttlnMrUon. We 111111 not IMitlblt any to'tt or lflat rtlultt from the !MibllcatJon Of oml11lon of an td'ltl1lnmenl. Corrtdlon wHI bti made In the ftrtl av-'ltble tdltlbn. •'Boll ":~';,,;!:I 1111 tlweya .:onfkMnlltl. •Cunent udal card appllft. • All rut ntlte tdvertiHmtntl 1r1 aub)ect to the Feet. I'll Ftlr Housing Act'of 1HI. · Thlt ~ accepta only help wtnted adt mMUng EOE atandartt.. Wt wlll no1 knowtnglr accept tny adwrtlalng In violation ollflt lew. Will no1 bl reapontlble tor trrorJin an ad llkln over lht phone. ' · « POLICIE « R:n;~.:.l t. Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classifted ads (.~ · Jm Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 50¢ far small $1 .00 for large Publication Sunday Dl•play: 1:00 5~:~:~:~ In-Column: 9:00a.m. F1 For Sunday• Paper ( ! Valley View Apanments YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Wprd Ads 940 2 in Middleport, from_· 10 5592 ._ w40·992·5064. Equal Housing Opponunlty. lsland VieW Motel has tJaCancies $3 .00/Night. County · '"ii;;;;o;;;;;;;;:;;Jabo;;;;;;;;;;;;;""" GOVERMENT SI9Q/mo! 4 bed, 2 bath. .. 8Mutlful Apta. II Jack· B11nk Repo! (~'k down, IS Pomeroy, great conditiOn Jton EatatM. 52 · West· yeaN, Kilo APR) for h!iting5 with nice yard. Ron! in-ooct Dr., !rom $365 to 800·620·49,." R0'-7 eludes·. •· 7~6·2568. :::--:--~---- Fumlshlngslwasher/dryer Qual Housing Opportu· 2br home located in Gal· & some u1ilitles inC:IIJded . This lnsti'Mion Is an lipolis cny·· $500 · · No $575/mo. Na pets. can uat Opportunity Pro- Pets. 441-0110 or 441..0110 or 591·5174 and Employer. 591·5174 ~~~~-....--.., sl:::roc~lou~o~LI~vl~ng-~end~ ~3B:::R":""'~ho ~use ~-·1~~ 3BA located on Bulavllle 8ed Chatham St. S500 · + Pike . $475/rent room Apts. at 1/Niage dep/utllities. 446 .2515 740-367-7762 Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE: II hereby given thai on Saturday, ,December 27, 2008 ot 10:00 a.m., a public ,sale wilt be held al211 .w Second St., .Pomeroy, Ollla. The ,Farmers Bank and Sovlnga Company Ia nil,lng for .cuh In hand or ,certllled chack lhalol· lowlng .collotaral: .2003 Ford Muotang GT ·1FAFP42X23f318054 'fhe Farmara Bank and s.vlnga Compeny, 'Pomeroy, Ohio, ra-urvea the right to bid ,illhla sale, and to wllhdraw lht obove collot· eral prior to oalo. ,Further, The Fermoro Bank and Sovlnga .Compeny reoarvao lhe ·rtghtlorejactanyorell oblda oubmlltad. Thto' oboW deiCrlbod 'collateral will be oald ·•11 1a-whar8 to", with JIO exprooaod or lmplied warrenty glvon. for furthel' Information, .or lor on appointment Jo tnepRI collltaral, prior to Hie date con· lacl Cyndle or Kan al fi2·2138. (12)2$. 24, 26 · Public Notice dagreea 17 mlnutta mlnuleo Woat 108.9 Olive Torrence 1o Eul 61 .3 fHI; lhence feet to an Iron pipe; Public Notice Louise laabella Posey Sheriff Sales South 45 dogreeo 30 lhtmco South 73 de- SHERIFF SALES by deed dated Aprl118, cue Number 08CV067 mlnutoo Easl103.21eot greeo 00 mlnuteo Wtlat CASE NUMBER 1952, and recorded In Mlclflrsl Bank tolha North &Ide of Oak 209.2feetlo a "PK" na il OBCV042 Volume 170, Page 100 Plalnllff traa; thanca South 87 to lhe centerline or VANDERBILT MORT & or the Recorda of va dagreea 05 mlnuloo County Road 20, Old FINANCE INC. Deeds of Meigs County, · Gertrude Ftnlaw (da- Eaal 116 teet; lhanca U.S. Route 33, pealing PLAINTIFF Ohio. anddeacrlbed as cealed, atal South 18 dogreeo 12 a highway br~ga ap· vs · follows : Dafendanla mlnutoo East105.2 faal proach guard post at HAROLD w. SMITH ET Beginning at a alako1n Court ol Common or to lht South line ol 185.8 feet for reference; AL the angle of lha P'-a• Molga County Lawlo Grueoer land; thence South 38 de· DEFENDANTS Humphrey line; lhence Ohio ' ' lhanca South 49 ds- greeo 30 mlnuteo Eeal Court ol Common · Weal 6-112 rods lo a In pursuance or an gt'leo 05 mtnull8 Weal 169.2 IHI along lha Pleas Melgti County steka; thence north 12 order of sale to me dl- 284.8 leot along tho cenllrllne of County Ohio ' ' rodo and 5 1"'110 the reeled from oatd court South line of Lewlo Rood 20, Old U.S. In purauance 01 an center of State Route In lha above entitled Grueserlothecenlarot Roula 33, to the placa order of oalelo modi- 680; lhenco eesl along action 1 will elipoee 10 County Road 20, Old ol beginning, contain- reeled from aetd court the center or oald road aalt at public auction Stala Routa No. 33; lng 0.64 acroo, more or In lhe above enllllad 6-112 rods loa atoka In on lhe front aleps · of lhence following the le,., excepting all legal action, 1will axpoaato the Humphrey line; the Meigs County Court ·center line of County rights or way. 1111 11 public auction thence south along the House an friday, Janu- Road 20, Old Stole The bearlnge In thl on lhe front steps ol Humphrey line 12 rod• ary 30, 2008 at 10 Lm., Roule No. 33 to the above. doacrlptlon are the Meigs County Court and 5 lee110 tha placa of oald day, the follow- place of beginning, megnollc buod on a House on Friday, Jan. ol beginning, contain· lng deecrlbod real 01• containing 2.26 acres, survey by Homer Hy- 30, 2009 at IO:OO a.m., lng 112 acre. tale: except all legal rlghla ootl, Roglettrad SUr- of oald day the follow· Property: 54783 STATE Street Addreu: 34560 of way. veyor .No. 2274, aurvay lng described reatoa· RTE681, REEDSVILLE, Rocksprings Road, Save and e•cept lhe dated Soptember 2, tltle: . Ohio 45772 Melga Pomeroy, OH 4576g following real ootale 1965. Being a pert of EKHIBIT "A" County, OH 45772 Parcel Number: altuoted an lha South lhe roat Estate con· Sllualed 1 ~ the .Tow"" 09-00114.000 side, and conveyed to vayod to · Henry G. llhlp of Olive, In the 09-01162MOO 1400402000 Legal Deacrlptlon: Situ- Dorea L. Arnold and Arnold and Barbaro County ol Meigs, and Prior Deed References: aled In lhe Townahtp 01 Mildred E. Arnold, by Arnold, by deed State or Ohio, In 100 Volume IS, Pogo 771 S.llobury, County of deed recorded In Vol· recorded In Volume Acre Lot No. 103 , Town Also 2006 Glencreot Matgo, Olllo; umo 243, Pogo 817 225, Poge 201, Melgo No.4, Ronge No. 11 01 Mobile Homo Ser I The following · real aa· Malga County Deed County Deed Recorda. lha Ohio Company 's CH0002245KYAB ute situated tn·. lha Recorda, and do- .Current Owner: Purchase, bounded Current Owner: Harold Townohlp ai.S.IIobury, acrlbod aa followo; 511· Gertrude Flnlaw (da- and described 81 fol- W. Smith et al County ol Malga and uotod In the .Townohlp cealed. et al Iowa: Appraised at $75,000 Stall of Ohio; being In of Sollobury, County of Prior Deed Referancoo: Beglnnlng In the center Torma ol Sale; Cannot Section 16, and de- Melga and State of Volume 225, Page 201 01 the County Rood be sold lor leta than acrlbed ao laflowo: Be- Ohio; baing In Section approlaecl at $50,000 loading lrom Tuppars 213rda ol the appraised gtn~lng In the center ol 16, Town 2 North, Torma of Sale: Cannot Plaint 10 Reedsville at value. 10% down on Slate Hlghwoy No. 33, Ronge 13 West, of lha be told lor leoa than lhe Northeaal corner 01 day ol aale, caah or now County Road 20 Ohio Compeny a pur- 213rda oflhe appralaod a tract 01 land now or certified check, belfollowing the ratocatton ch11a, and baing do. value. 10% down on formerly owned by. anca due on conllrma· of State Highway No acrlbed aa followa: day or sale, caah or John E Coleman· lion olsale. 33, at lhe Southweai Boglnnlnglnlhecenter ctrtllled check, bel· thence S~uth 12 rod~ The appraloal did Incorner of a 1.81 acre lot of County Road 20, old once dua on conllrma· and 5 leal to 1 slake; elude an Interior e•amthence North 85 • East lnallan of tho house. 01 Roy Gr,..11r and U.S. Route 33, al tho lion oloale. . Harilld Blackalon Southerly corner or • The appraisal did nol 13 roda 10 a" ateke· Robert E. Boogie, recorded In Deed 2.26 acre lot of Henry Include an Interior ex· thence North 12 rod~ Meigs County SheriH 218, Pogo 851, Deed G. Arnold and Barbara amlnallon ofthehouoa. and SIMI to lhe center AHorney lor the Plain· Recorda of ·Melgo Arnold, recorded In Robert E. B~, ol lho County Road IIH County, Dhlo; 1henct Deed Book 225, Pago Meigs County Sheriff l~edlng from TUppert Jarltch, Block & Roth· South 78 dagreee 57 201 Deed Recorda ol Attorney for the Plein- Plelne 10 Reedavllle· bone mlnulea Eoat 74.5 IMI Mtlga County, Olllo, till thence South as• Woai 802 M. 51. Sulle 500 along lha South tine of Hid point of beginning Manley, Deao, Kochel· 13 rodo 10 lha place of Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 the uld 1.81 acre lot being marked by a ski b oglnnlng .:antolnlng 513-744-9600 marked by 1 ateel mine "PK" nall,thenco North POBol165028 or 1011 (12) 24, 31 (1) 7 0;,. acre rail lhanca sauth 1'7 49 degrees OS mlnuiN Columbul, OH 43216- EKCEPT.' · daslreea 47 mtnull8 Eoat 206.4 feet to an 5028 · Excepll,;g from the Weal 90.8 IHI; thanct Iron pipe, paaetng on 614-222-492! .above deacrlbed roat South .69 dagree• 37 Iron plpa al17.8 feet oat (12) 24, 31 (1F eatate a tract 61 land ' heretofore convoyed mlnuloo Eaol 59.17 lor refwance: lhenca teet; thence South 17 North 78 degreee 30 by J. B. Torrence and 740-142-3411 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Maintenance Plus oiJrywall, Kitchens, Baths CfJII/1/Icrcia/ & Rt' ,\ ldt•lllitll Vinyl SidinBIRepl acement .R.L. HOLLON TRUCKING Dump truck .service We do driveways We Haul Limestone- Gravel Dirt- AJ-Lime 740-985-4422 . Win dows/Remodcl il~£ Bonded & lnsur~d 740·992-1493 Office 740416·8339 Cell Free Estimated Stanley TreeTrimming ~Removal * Prompt and Qua lity Work *Rea:..on•tble R;1tes "' insured * Ex~rien.:t:d · Referem:es' Av ui l able ~ Call Gary Stanl ey @ 74n:s9 t-Rn44 Poll)ero}'. Oh io H&H Guttering Seamless Guners Roofing , Siding, Gutters lnsw'Bd & Bonded 740-1i53·9657 J&L Construction NO WHAT STYLE... • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows ·Rooting · Decks ·Garages · Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Sidirlg. Soffit; Decks. Doors. Windows. Electric, Plumbing. Drywall. Remodeling, Room Additions Local cOntractor 740-367-0544 Free Estimates 740-367-0536 fo"or Remodeling and New House Call: MARCUM Ruildin~ · CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • G;tr~ges • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pok Barns • Patio's, Porclws and Decks MillE W. MARCUM, OWNER Book me,... Quality Seamless Gutters 472 ,19 Rid>< I Roa<l. Lon£ Bouom. 011 HAS SOMETHING FOR YOfJ!! 740-985-4141 Cell : 740·4 1(•- 183-1 15+ ytars expt rittnr:t F~r Estimates Advertise in this space for $64per month �-== Wednesday, December 24, 2~ www.mydailysentinel.com Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel ALLEY OOP ACROSS Phillip Alder 1 North • 1H4·08 A 54 1Q81 53 • 6' • Q '"East 4 West ~ 8 J . K J 1 l't92 .QJ l096 • A4 t K 7 5 • ··Ql 0843 •• 9 52 South • K72 • • AJ 9 olo AKJ813 Vulnerable: Both South , ..., West l • 3 II 5 ... Pass Pass Nol1h Db!. 4 .t. Pass I Skims through 6 latches onto 46 11 Fils cabinet Item 48 I 2 Nerd~ cap , 49 13 Tequ•la caetl 14 like secret 52 rites 15 Kin ofoltars 53 .16 Tallow 54 source 55 17 Laac::lvlous . look ·56 18 Primeval 19 Mother of Pass Pass · Opening lead: • Q Partner misbids; you don't misplay Answer 10 Previous Puzzle WtT'tl 'ltlur - - ACROSS 32 33 34 35 36 38 40 theater. Sno,;ng sound SanChargers Pen brand Help-wanted al>br. Got nosy Cit)· rtea. Sleep . like - Meansjustllier Mantra Phillip Alder 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Burma neighbor Beauty aid Calls from the Manemorn Reptile In a shell Eye parts Swerved Wasps' homes • Wrote more 16 Makes 41 glossy ' DOWN 18 Elevator Inventor 43 Dishonest 20 Close kin 44 person 21 --lor Raise keeps 45 spirits 22 Jiffies · 47 Very or too 24 Mont. Poor grades neighbor 48 Jrs.' dads · 26 Entlluslasm, 49 "Runaway plus . Bride" ~ 27 Sweater Acid In milk letter 50 - - dare 28 rype 51 Hr. fraction o lena Get 30 Cultured 52 a load of fellow Cool time · 31 Not even Modem37 Moslfaded speed unit 39 Laid in North • • WHATTA YA WANT ME TO SNEAK OFF MY PLATE FER YA--CABBAGE OR BRUSSELS SPROUTS ? GIT BACI< TO YA ON THAT, AUNT LO Sudden fling of ~ thellead · Bizarre Stored rudely Shortfall Matt : beveragu • Ragntlted • Yang ·; comple- • ment ·• G~na ~ Insult, slangily Water· 1 powor org._ · • THE BORN LOSER 'Ge:.E, f'OP, M~'i &. 'I'Oli :)i.IOUL~i LIGf\\ 11-\E:. p-DOI'I'T WO~'< 1>30UT • ·South .AK1 076 .KQ 983 • South 7. 1 Ttl~ Rtl> IIIOS~ NOTtllN~ TO DO w/Ttl GUII>IN~ US··· ~UDOLP~ tiAS A IWS l>W . ~t-\T~ C:>E\111'10 eu~t>. Flli:.E:. \01-1161-\T. Today's clue: S eqiiBIS V ~Astro­ WGraph BIG NATE NO, THEY'RE NOT PRETTY MUCH MliC!-1 THE THE 51\ SAME ' THIMG!! -' AREN'T THEY PRETTY PEANUTS I illiNK TilE WORM AND THE FIS!-1 USED TO KNOW EAC~ OTI-IER .. COW and BOY GARFIELD 1-lOW CUff. fl-lf PIZZA De:LIV!:RY &UY WAf> P~ff>5fP A5 5ANfA . -'lllrthdliY: Thurade~ BWZLAEXNA ATLZLE NCP VTFC VM XVCEW ." SORRY, EL !! I'VE GOT NUTHIN' 1 WANNA GIT RID OF RIGHT NOW!! NOT EVEN THAT LIME GREEN AN' PURPLE THING YA WORE TO TH' HOEDOWN LAST WEEK ... ? . N YNZ - WNZHNC LE AVXF LC TH.E BORN LOSER ~"'".t OIH~E. ti~T ~!*,'{OF ~ ~J:j VM . YNZA FSFZR Cl-\i:.\~TIN>o.S, 1>\'1 TRUE. LO'-JE ~ GP.,\IE TO ME. .. , ' ' P.., P~I'CTRII>GE. It-\ P.., ~ I"'~ TRUE u::NE. 6E.HE.R l-lt>-.112 PE.I>-.R TRU: ,j COt<\E. UP WIT\-\ :)QII\t.T\-\It-1(, BETTE.~ If-\~ Tl-lr>-T ! '' XLHHFZ ' PUllliR C.fi'l"Q 4'\'\.{ _ J.""lJ\."1> \J~ /)"C ~C::.e WOlD :.· ~ l,.j<f" ;:I · OAMI :' lour scrambled wc:rd! b&· low fo form four 'simp!, words. ,. -..· .-~C~L-:A~I"7L--; ~ ~ 'i . · we should be willinR to let go of.lhe life )l'e'vc planned," the reacher lectured, "so we .~ f PEANUTS ~ . ~ill have lhc life tblll is-~ ; ' hjl"""T~---nlar-ti-TI-.,Ir:g--1 Q Complotle lho chvckle quotod : W.H 'I G E T I . . _ . . $ r:;~;R~~MBERED 1• ~ t£1i•~· · I 1 DID SCROOOE by filling In !he missl~ warda 1 _.ov develop from step No. 3 beloW'. : 1l 3 1 • 1 1~ I' r s 1 l' I I I I I 1- Ifor I I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 12/.131118 Adhere - Rebus - Quire- Obtuse~. BE BORED. EVER HAVE A DOS? 'I'ES, l-IE >lAD ONE WHEN HE WAS '(()(JN6ER, BUT THE D06 LEI=T HIM .. 1 ! I ' ' Old gent to newlyweds, "If you consider life abig adventurel chances are you will never BE BORED." ' ARLO &JANIS ' SAG.ITTARIUS (Nov. 2J..'Oec. 21) - , Another person's way ot handUng a problem might be far mor':l effecHye· than yours. Don't be too demanding about havrng Your way: at least listen to what others have to say. ' ' IS Fl~ ST\~L ......-r;-r;r-----:i;:-:--;17 ~. LIK£. 11'7 M~ '"(] ~D \1-\lo.i FAULT MY SAC.K 1 SOUP TO NUTZ S\-1~- \\AD To 6a~ OUT 1\U~ ~Rtli~ THE 1\t.\£ oF CllRIS1MII., vrlR ~E~ 1-\~RSELF ~A\111 ~~. '2/ERY YMR • • ' ~. ~\\'/,, ')bU c!!IST \i ';t\61-\i 1\li f\1\ST 1'1ME •. tm..'l ~ Dell... IN 1lle ~- l':'nl--1"''1 46 Come clean 47 Places mo. 48 Midterm or final 49 Ruminate TOday's clue: Eequals Y "RYAWII L ,W ZHJW VBBHITVY OV BPSTIOZHI HY IPHSW VRS XAWIITYFI, HAA OPW IYVL . TY HAH IJ H LVY'O ZHJW TO ' LPTOW . ' " - XTYF BSVIXE PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "I wish we·could put up some of lhe Christmas s~r< in jars and <Jpen a jar of it every.month.' · Harlan Miller '~~=~' S(C~ci\}A-l&t.!f~· ..... WOlD _,_ _....;._ lil!td by CLAY l . POIUN - - - - - ltrttn ol lilt 0 lloonante IOU<' ICIOmltled wood! b• low to fOrm four ..,,, wood!. i .L E GF U N S AT I V ., SAGITIAAIUS (N0\1. 23-0IC·. 21) .- It . can bl good at llmel to bl lelf·•••ured and outepoken. but don't ce.rry thll attl· tude to utrtmtt. It you come on too pu1hY, be prep•ntd to tit pu1h.cl DICk tw1011 It hard. 1·· SOUP TO NUTZ one'a friend a 55 Namath or Montano 56 Actor -Wallach 57 Late evoning by Luis Campos do. son. 53 Inform on Celel:fitY Crphl!f Crypt(lijrsms&Jt created rrom ouotatiOns tly fa~s people. past and pr!Mit Ea::h I!Uer 1n 11\e ~i~er srandslcr another ib.r'llrthdlr: The stakes you'll want to play fqr might be quite a bit higher than usual and make you far more ambitious. You are not apt to let size or complications Intimidate you B'Mrf from striving for your goals. CAPRICORN ~Doc . 22.Jan. t9) - ·You may get your chance to show the wor1d what you can do, so be sure to make a good impression by walking softly while accompliShing your purposes . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) SometimeS when you set out to make a good .Impression upon others. you can assert yoursEitf In ways that don't repr&· sent your nature. Be conscious of this tendency and just be yourself. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)- Because the future might be much on your mind, you'll wan1 to do things ttfat cou ld have an Influence on your tomorrow. You1i more readily achieve your goals by being as cooperative as you can. ARIES (March 21-Aprit 19) - · Identity yourself with an Issue, problem or project and a powartul ambition within yo~.~ to achieve,wll take over and handle what· ever H 18 you need to do to resolve it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Qon't waate ~r ttme With small stuH, because you're capable of handling the most com· pllcated or b~ln·botti~ situations imag· lnable. Just do v.tlet comes naturally and suocess will follow. OEMINI (May 2h.June 20) - This is a good day ta work on·any problems 'or sit· uatioRs that have perplexed you lately. Your grasp and understanding ot co mpli· cated matters are far mora comprehensive than usual. · CANCER (JIM'It 21-July 22) - A har· monlous team effort may be essential in otder to accomplish what needs dOing. No matter how enargetk:, industrious or Independent you feel, you11 still fare bet· cer working In unison with others. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - 00f11 hfsll.te to tackle those much-needpd chOres that require tending In the wake of the hplklay laslivltles. Once you get star18d, work wm ·take on a life of lis own and yOu'll teet better tor·it. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept, 22)- This Is nor a day to be shy or falnt-haar1ed in your dealings with others, regardless if It invotves business or social matters. Be bold where boldness is required and you'll come out rather well. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Your strong desire to keep the holiday spirit rolling may make YOlo! a bR energetic in your dealings, wirti the family. " you sansa your excitement to be overwhelming, slOw down a tilt. • . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You're not one who minces wilh words wtlen tomethlng 11 dllturblng you. It you can't hold your tongue, be smerrl and alltaat walk toftty. 'tbu'tl bt more effective If you 51 To'o oppoano 11 Banned bug 44 Perchance By-a.cMOool ( ,. J J 19 Swllins 20 Courtyards 1 Tint 22 Part of 2 - doy now UCLA 3 Hwy. 23 TV hookup 4 La Scala 25 1950s proz city 27 Ease 5 Grabs 28 Baby chick 6 Sunflower sounds grower 31 Society 7 MS readers newbie 8 Spoke 33 Morse click falsely 35 Nitpick 9 Purple 39 Froth shade 41 Smudges CELEBRITY CIPHER Frldly, Dec.. 2tl, 2001 •' I DOWN spray lmpon 12 Paddy crop 40 Big rigs' 13 Natural radios · elev. 42 Two--BR unit 17 Surround Astro· Graph . . ·" m welcome 28. ~ • ASNILO I' Pass .• . . §l, · GRUEP •• ' of th& letters onglno 58 Igneous rock 59 Black-andyellow bird 60 Dole out 61 Rathskeller mug 34 Rack and 36 Prior to 37 Luau Ptease take as read all the usual dis· claimers, and remember that this is primarily for fun. - - - - - - ldittd by CL/lY ~- POllAN 0 Ra.orran'Qit Pass 47 NotmMC. 50 Griped 52 Commuters' home 54 Aircraft load East I hope all ol my reaaers and their !ami· lies will ha\le a merry Christmas ana r:1 happy holiday. Now m get to my annual competition Please answer lt1e following qoestlons: 1. Do you agree .with Easrs one-heart opening bid? It not, what would you have done? 2. How do you think the auction should proceed after East Opens one heart? 3. Against seven diamonds, do you agree with West's lead ot the heart seven? If not, what card would you have chosen? ' 4. 11 you were South, ·how would you play to make seven dlamonds.after the heart lead? 5. Vou hold the North hand In third posl· tion. If the bidding begins one heart • pass. what would y<JU do? . 6. You hold the East hand In third posl· tlon. If the bidding begins one heart • pass, what wool(! you do? 7. YolJ hold the South hand as (lealer. The opponents pass throughout. You open 009 spade. partner responds one no-trump, you rebid two Oiamonds, and he Is still there with three clubs. What would you do now? Mali your entries to Phillip Alder, clo Newspaper Enterprise Association, 200 Madison Avenue, New Vork, NY 10016, to arrive by January i9. (Readers out· side North America ha\le an extra week.) You may also e-mail your responses at my · Web site, www,phillipalderb!ldge.com. Click on the Cootact bunon. The answers will be givefl on January 31 and the prizewinners announced on ~arch PREVIOUS SOLUTION -'I want, ot course, peace, grace. and beauty. Ho( do you do thai ? You work for it ' - St4ds Terkel ;. O.C.25,2001 By Btmle• Bedt Oaol Expect the . unexpected in It& y8ar ahead, and you'll roll witM the both the punches and the wonderful. happenings !hal occur out of the blue. In fact, some thing QUite good could come from One of those occurrences if you're not too quick to re;ect it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan _19) - Stick to lried·and-true ways of doing things, and you won 't De disappointed. Experimenling with untested Ideas could prove to be a downer that you won't want to repeat. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - A weltintantioned person might offer yOu advice abOut how lo handle an irritating someone you can't avoid being wllh. lilt involves clever, nasty retorts. it'll only make matters worse. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Plan your day carefully, because timing could be ' 6\lerythlng when i1 comes to pulling off the desired results. Disorder and a lack of a game plan could muddle things up considerably. ARIES {Mai'ch 21 ·Aprll 19) - Just because a few of your hunches are right on target doesn't mean an of your Impressions will be correct. Before acting on one, watch lor sigr)s ol accuracy. TAURUS (April 20·May . 20) Exchanging gifts with atriend mighlb& a nice thing to del, but se.t some guidelines concerning the costs and atlck to them. il yOU a.o~pect speCial tavors. you'll be \l&ry dlsappcinted. .:~o · . OEMINI (May 21-June 20)- You're kid· ding yourself It you expoot: a tawr from someone you rejected in the past. You're going to hava to promise sOmething that person. wants In order 10 gain his or her cooperation. CANCJ;A (June 2t.July 22) - Watch how you deal with others. You won't like yOUt5elt if you succumb to stepping out of character and behave arrogantly, beCause someone 1!1 In a subservient position. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - This might not be the year to experiment with doing something new for the holiday, especial7 ly When It comet tQ the arrangemenls. To be on tho safB side. sUck to familiar plans you know 8\leryoM will like. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22)- This-Is not a good day to mak9 cht~tnges In plans without consultirlg others, regardless of how gmall the matter. Stick to the arrangements. and you'll aVOid disappointment. 'LIBRA (Sept 23~0ct 23) - Even if it is supposed to be a joke. an acidic commen! will not be torgiven or readrly lor· gotten. It you make sura the only words that come out of your mouth are oompli· menlary statements. you'll be BB!e. SCORPIO (Del. 24-Nov. 22) - It may be a litlle late to tell you to be disciplined in . your gpendi"' tiabit~. but If you .Were fOOiiih in your grfl buying. you'll discover v<lur wastefulness_lEn It serve as a les· IT EWF lWAIDAILY .- TIE Pass 10 Latloote 12 Curie dl.. covary 14 Liner's place 15 Antenna user 16 Nohuatl tpetlktra 18 Hldeawey 19 -olone'o existence 21 "Hud" Oscar· winner 23 Rover' a doc 24 Attack word 26 Motel freebie 29 Taurus or lmpali 30 Soft leather 32 Mlliomute't For Christmas, .bridge crackers people, pe51 and~ . EaCh llllter il1 IM CIJ1ler S!ands for IIMIMf · BVIHP North -- o.m.g.a 43Shorebird •s Flowery mont11a 38 Swedish by Luis Campos OF West 1 6 Brown Opening lead: • 7 C.~ebri!V Clliler Cf\IPIOIOjrams are created rrom"q~.~otabons by lamOU! o'LAW K 7 5 Dealer: East Vulnerable: Neither CELEBRITY CIPHER "L .AKQJ9 3 .1054 Q 10 9 8 6 3 2 • J 4 ., I'M. COLLECTIN' CLOTHES FER TH' NEED'Y, LOWEEZY !! . Eaat •12 12-2S ,. • ss West •QJ 2 a WHATTA YA WANT WIF SUPPER, ..JUGHAID ·-CABBAGE ,---,,;..,../""-....... OR BRUSSELS SPROUTS i' 9 43 10 8 6 5 1 A J 6 2 • Rad Skelton, who died in 1997, said, 'All BARNEY L2·25-o8 oloA men make mistakes, but married men find ou1 about them sooner.~ All bridge players make mistakes, but some do not notice them, because the distnoutlon is friend~. ln~his deal, part· ner made mistake, pushing you into five CII.Jbs. West leads the spade queen. How would you plan the play? What would you have bid with the North hand? North made a negative double, wl:liqh promised four hearts, but might have hidden a five- or sb<~card s.uit if, as here, his hand was not strong enough to respond two heans. After your value-showing three-club rebid, it would have been reasonable lor North to lake a shot at three no-trump. The club queen Probably solidifies that suit, the spade ace is a solid stopper, and you must have some extra goodies for your jump-rebid. In live clubs, you have three potential losers: one spade, one heart and one d1amond. You have on~ 1o tr~ks: two spades, one diamo.nd, six clubs and a diamond ruff on the board. Vou must collect two diamond tricks, so that you cart discard a spade from· the dummy and then ruff your third spade. Take the first trick w~h dummy's spade ace and play a diamond lo your n~e. West wins with his queen and ptays a spade, whic.h you take with your king. Cash the club ace, lead a club lo dummy's ~ueen, and play a diamond to your jact<. When thai wins, cash lha diamond ace, pitching dummy's remaining spade, and ruff your last spade on the board. NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE character 23 Light snack 1 25 Movie 29 East Pass The Daily Sentinel• Page 87 41 Tunnel blaster 42 Cel 26 Dealer: South www.mydallysentinel.com l'M .:SOQV! % JUST "n:> III'Cioll> SCVo\1! -n~ chanter Horus 6 Wednesday, December 24, 2008 ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ~ ' I Ie A P S WI R 1-..,1:,;.'-:rl..::.,l:;.'-=r,::..rl-1 . "It's funny," lhe mom told ber daughter on ber 2\ • birthday, "when you were born you cOed, but everyone else was---." Complete the chuckle quolod by filling In the mlsoing WOlds \'CU develop fr9m ••P No. 3 belovi. . SCRAM-LETS ANSWER~ 12124108 Island - Purge - Ljlae - Weight - WAITING for US "We should be willing to let go of the life we've pllllUied." .the te3clle; lectured, "so we will have the life that .is · WAITING for US." ARLO &JANIS �-== Wednesday, December 24, 2~ www.mydailysentinel.com Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel ALLEY OOP ACROSS Phillip Alder 1 North • 1H4·08 A 54 1Q81 53 • 6' • Q '"East 4 West ~ 8 J . 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Today's clue: S eqiiBIS V ~Astro­ WGraph BIG NATE NO, THEY'RE NOT PRETTY MUCH MliC!-1 THE THE 51\ SAME ' THIMG!! -' AREN'T THEY PRETTY PEANUTS I illiNK TilE WORM AND THE FIS!-1 USED TO KNOW EAC~ OTI-IER .. COW and BOY GARFIELD 1-lOW CUff. fl-lf PIZZA De:LIV!:RY &UY WAf> P~ff>5fP A5 5ANfA . -'lllrthdliY: Thurade~ BWZLAEXNA ATLZLE NCP VTFC VM XVCEW ." SORRY, EL !! I'VE GOT NUTHIN' 1 WANNA GIT RID OF RIGHT NOW!! NOT EVEN THAT LIME GREEN AN' PURPLE THING YA WORE TO TH' HOEDOWN LAST WEEK ... ? . N YNZ - WNZHNC LE AVXF LC TH.E BORN LOSER ~"'".t OIH~E. ti~T ~!*,'{OF ~ ~J:j VM . YNZA FSFZR Cl-\i:.\~TIN>o.S, 1>\'1 TRUE. LO'-JE ~ GP.,\IE TO ME. .. , ' ' P.., P~I'CTRII>GE. It-\ P.., ~ I"'~ TRUE u::NE. 6E.HE.R l-lt>-.112 PE.I>-.R TRU: ,j COt<\E. UP WIT\-\ :)QII\t.T\-\It-1(, BETTE.~ If-\~ Tl-lr>-T ! '' XLHHFZ ' PUllliR C.fi'l"Q 4'\'\.{ _ J.""lJ\."1> \J~ /)"C ~C::.e WOlD :.· ~ l,.j<f" ;:I · OAMI :' lour scrambled wc:rd! b&· low fo form four 'simp!, words. ,. -..· .-~C~L-:A~I"7L--; ~ ~ 'i . · we should be willinR to let go of.lhe life )l'e'vc planned," the reacher lectured, "so we .~ f PEANUTS ~ . ~ill have lhc life tblll is-~ ; ' hjl"""T~---nlar-ti-TI-.,Ir:g--1 Q Complotle lho chvckle quotod : W.H 'I G E T I . . _ . . $ r:;~;R~~MBERED 1• ~ t£1i•~· · I 1 DID SCROOOE by filling In !he missl~ warda 1 _.ov develop from step No. 3 beloW'. : 1l 3 1 • 1 1~ I' r s 1 l' I I I I I 1- Ifor I I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 12/.131118 Adhere - Rebus - Quire- Obtuse~. BE BORED. EVER HAVE A DOS? 'I'ES, l-IE >lAD ONE WHEN HE WAS '(()(JN6ER, BUT THE D06 LEI=T HIM .. 1 ! I ' ' Old gent to newlyweds, "If you consider life abig adventurel chances are you will never BE BORED." ' ARLO &JANIS ' SAG.ITTARIUS (Nov. 2J..'Oec. 21) - , Another person's way ot handUng a problem might be far mor':l effecHye· than yours. Don't be too demanding about havrng Your way: at least listen to what others have to say. ' ' IS Fl~ ST\~L ......-r;-r;r-----:i;:-:--;17 ~. LIK£. 11'7 M~ '"(] ~D \1-\lo.i FAULT MY SAC.K 1 SOUP TO NUTZ S\-1~- \\AD To 6a~ OUT 1\U~ ~Rtli~ THE 1\t.\£ oF CllRIS1MII., vrlR ~E~ 1-\~RSELF ~A\111 ~~. '2/ERY YMR • • ' ~. ~\\'/,, ')bU c!!IST \i ';t\61-\i 1\li f\1\ST 1'1ME •. tm..'l ~ Dell... IN 1lle ~- l':'nl--1"''1 46 Come clean 47 Places mo. 48 Midterm or final 49 Ruminate TOday's clue: Eequals Y "RYAWII L ,W ZHJW VBBHITVY OV BPSTIOZHI HY IPHSW VRS XAWIITYFI, HAA OPW IYVL . TY HAH IJ H LVY'O ZHJW TO ' LPTOW . ' " - XTYF BSVIXE PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "I wish we·could put up some of lhe Christmas s~r< in jars and <Jpen a jar of it every.month.' · Harlan Miller '~~=~' S(C~ci\}A-l&t.!f~· ..... WOlD _,_ _....;._ lil!td by CLAY l . POIUN - - - - - ltrttn ol lilt 0 lloonante IOU<' ICIOmltled wood! b• low to fOrm four ..,,, wood!. i .L E GF U N S AT I V ., SAGITIAAIUS (N0\1. 23-0IC·. 21) .- It . can bl good at llmel to bl lelf·•••ured and outepoken. but don't ce.rry thll attl· tude to utrtmtt. It you come on too pu1hY, be prep•ntd to tit pu1h.cl DICk tw1011 It hard. 1·· SOUP TO NUTZ one'a friend a 55 Namath or Montano 56 Actor -Wallach 57 Late evoning by Luis Campos do. son. 53 Inform on Celel:fitY Crphl!f Crypt(lijrsms&Jt created rrom ouotatiOns tly fa~s people. past and pr!Mit Ea::h I!Uer 1n 11\e ~i~er srandslcr another ib.r'llrthdlr: The stakes you'll want to play fqr might be quite a bit higher than usual and make you far more ambitious. You are not apt to let size or complications Intimidate you B'Mrf from striving for your goals. CAPRICORN ~Doc . 22.Jan. t9) - ·You may get your chance to show the wor1d what you can do, so be sure to make a good impression by walking softly while accompliShing your purposes . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) SometimeS when you set out to make a good .Impression upon others. you can assert yoursEitf In ways that don't repr&· sent your nature. Be conscious of this tendency and just be yourself. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)- Because the future might be much on your mind, you'll wan1 to do things ttfat cou ld have an Influence on your tomorrow. You1i more readily achieve your goals by being as cooperative as you can. ARIES (March 21-Aprit 19) - · Identity yourself with an Issue, problem or project and a powartul ambition within yo~.~ to achieve,wll take over and handle what· ever H 18 you need to do to resolve it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Qon't waate ~r ttme With small stuH, because you're capable of handling the most com· pllcated or b~ln·botti~ situations imag· lnable. Just do v.tlet comes naturally and suocess will follow. OEMINI (May 2h.June 20) - This is a good day ta work on·any problems 'or sit· uatioRs that have perplexed you lately. Your grasp and understanding ot co mpli· cated matters are far mora comprehensive than usual. · CANCER (JIM'It 21-July 22) - A har· monlous team effort may be essential in otder to accomplish what needs dOing. No matter how enargetk:, industrious or Independent you feel, you11 still fare bet· cer working In unison with others. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - 00f11 hfsll.te to tackle those much-needpd chOres that require tending In the wake of the hplklay laslivltles. Once you get star18d, work wm ·take on a life of lis own and yOu'll teet better tor·it. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept, 22)- This Is nor a day to be shy or falnt-haar1ed in your dealings with others, regardless if It invotves business or social matters. Be bold where boldness is required and you'll come out rather well. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Your strong desire to keep the holiday spirit rolling may make YOlo! a bR energetic in your dealings, wirti the family. " you sansa your excitement to be overwhelming, slOw down a tilt. • . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You're not one who minces wilh words wtlen tomethlng 11 dllturblng you. It you can't hold your tongue, be smerrl and alltaat walk toftty. 'tbu'tl bt more effective If you 51 To'o oppoano 11 Banned bug 44 Perchance By-a.cMOool ( ,. J J 19 Swllins 20 Courtyards 1 Tint 22 Part of 2 - doy now UCLA 3 Hwy. 23 TV hookup 4 La Scala 25 1950s proz city 27 Ease 5 Grabs 28 Baby chick 6 Sunflower sounds grower 31 Society 7 MS readers newbie 8 Spoke 33 Morse click falsely 35 Nitpick 9 Purple 39 Froth shade 41 Smudges CELEBRITY CIPHER Frldly, Dec.. 2tl, 2001 •' I DOWN spray lmpon 12 Paddy crop 40 Big rigs' 13 Natural radios · elev. 42 Two--BR unit 17 Surround Astro· Graph . . ·" m welcome 28. ~ • ASNILO I' Pass .• . . §l, · GRUEP •• ' of th& letters onglno 58 Igneous rock 59 Black-andyellow bird 60 Dole out 61 Rathskeller mug 34 Rack and 36 Prior to 37 Luau Ptease take as read all the usual dis· claimers, and remember that this is primarily for fun. - - - - - - ldittd by CL/lY ~- POllAN 0 Ra.orran'Qit Pass 47 NotmMC. 50 Griped 52 Commuters' home 54 Aircraft load East I hope all ol my reaaers and their !ami· lies will ha\le a merry Christmas ana r:1 happy holiday. Now m get to my annual competition Please answer lt1e following qoestlons: 1. Do you agree .with Easrs one-heart opening bid? It not, what would you have done? 2. How do you think the auction should proceed after East Opens one heart? 3. Against seven diamonds, do you agree with West's lead ot the heart seven? If not, what card would you have chosen? ' 4. 11 you were South, ·how would you play to make seven dlamonds.after the heart lead? 5. Vou hold the North hand In third posl· tion. If the bidding begins one heart • pass. what would y<JU do? . 6. You hold the East hand In third posl· tlon. If the bidding begins one heart • pass, what wool(! you do? 7. YolJ hold the South hand as (lealer. The opponents pass throughout. You open 009 spade. partner responds one no-trump, you rebid two Oiamonds, and he Is still there with three clubs. What would you do now? Mali your entries to Phillip Alder, clo Newspaper Enterprise Association, 200 Madison Avenue, New Vork, NY 10016, to arrive by January i9. (Readers out· side North America ha\le an extra week.) You may also e-mail your responses at my · Web site, www,phillipalderb!ldge.com. Click on the Cootact bunon. The answers will be givefl on January 31 and the prizewinners announced on ~arch PREVIOUS SOLUTION -'I want, ot course, peace, grace. and beauty. Ho( do you do thai ? You work for it ' - St4ds Terkel ;. O.C.25,2001 By Btmle• Bedt Oaol Expect the . unexpected in It& y8ar ahead, and you'll roll witM the both the punches and the wonderful. happenings !hal occur out of the blue. In fact, some thing QUite good could come from One of those occurrences if you're not too quick to re;ect it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan _19) - Stick to lried·and-true ways of doing things, and you won 't De disappointed. Experimenling with untested Ideas could prove to be a downer that you won't want to repeat. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - A weltintantioned person might offer yOu advice abOut how lo handle an irritating someone you can't avoid being wllh. lilt involves clever, nasty retorts. it'll only make matters worse. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Plan your day carefully, because timing could be ' 6\lerythlng when i1 comes to pulling off the desired results. Disorder and a lack of a game plan could muddle things up considerably. ARIES {Mai'ch 21 ·Aprll 19) - Just because a few of your hunches are right on target doesn't mean an of your Impressions will be correct. Before acting on one, watch lor sigr)s ol accuracy. TAURUS (April 20·May . 20) Exchanging gifts with atriend mighlb& a nice thing to del, but se.t some guidelines concerning the costs and atlck to them. il yOU a.o~pect speCial tavors. you'll be \l&ry dlsappcinted. .:~o · . OEMINI (May 21-June 20)- You're kid· ding yourself It you expoot: a tawr from someone you rejected in the past. You're going to hava to promise sOmething that person. wants In order 10 gain his or her cooperation. CANCJ;A (June 2t.July 22) - Watch how you deal with others. You won't like yOUt5elt if you succumb to stepping out of character and behave arrogantly, beCause someone 1!1 In a subservient position. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - This might not be the year to experiment with doing something new for the holiday, especial7 ly When It comet tQ the arrangemenls. To be on tho safB side. sUck to familiar plans you know 8\leryoM will like. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22)- This-Is not a good day to mak9 cht~tnges In plans without consultirlg others, regardless of how gmall the matter. Stick to the arrangements. and you'll aVOid disappointment. 'LIBRA (Sept 23~0ct 23) - Even if it is supposed to be a joke. an acidic commen! will not be torgiven or readrly lor· gotten. It you make sura the only words that come out of your mouth are oompli· menlary statements. you'll be BB!e. SCORPIO (Del. 24-Nov. 22) - It may be a litlle late to tell you to be disciplined in . your gpendi"' tiabit~. but If you .Were fOOiiih in your grfl buying. you'll discover v<lur wastefulness_lEn It serve as a les· IT EWF lWAIDAILY .- TIE Pass 10 Latloote 12 Curie dl.. covary 14 Liner's place 15 Antenna user 16 Nohuatl tpetlktra 18 Hldeawey 19 -olone'o existence 21 "Hud" Oscar· winner 23 Rover' a doc 24 Attack word 26 Motel freebie 29 Taurus or lmpali 30 Soft leather 32 Mlliomute't For Christmas, .bridge crackers people, pe51 and~ . EaCh llllter il1 IM CIJ1ler S!ands for IIMIMf · BVIHP North -- o.m.g.a 43Shorebird •s Flowery mont11a 38 Swedish by Luis Campos OF West 1 6 Brown Opening lead: • 7 C.~ebri!V Clliler Cf\IPIOIOjrams are created rrom"q~.~otabons by lamOU! o'LAW K 7 5 Dealer: East Vulnerable: Neither CELEBRITY CIPHER "L .AKQJ9 3 .1054 Q 10 9 8 6 3 2 • J 4 ., I'M. COLLECTIN' CLOTHES FER TH' NEED'Y, LOWEEZY !! . Eaat •12 12-2S ,. • ss West •QJ 2 a WHATTA YA WANT WIF SUPPER, ..JUGHAID ·-CABBAGE ,---,,;..,../""-....... OR BRUSSELS SPROUTS i' 9 43 10 8 6 5 1 A J 6 2 • Rad Skelton, who died in 1997, said, 'All BARNEY L2·25-o8 oloA men make mistakes, but married men find ou1 about them sooner.~ All bridge players make mistakes, but some do not notice them, because the distnoutlon is friend~. ln~his deal, part· ner made mistake, pushing you into five CII.Jbs. West leads the spade queen. How would you plan the play? What would you have bid with the North hand? North made a negative double, wl:liqh promised four hearts, but might have hidden a five- or sb<~card s.uit if, as here, his hand was not strong enough to respond two heans. After your value-showing three-club rebid, it would have been reasonable lor North to lake a shot at three no-trump. The club queen Probably solidifies that suit, the spade ace is a solid stopper, and you must have some extra goodies for your jump-rebid. In live clubs, you have three potential losers: one spade, one heart and one d1amond. You have on~ 1o tr~ks: two spades, one diamo.nd, six clubs and a diamond ruff on the board. Vou must collect two diamond tricks, so that you cart discard a spade from· the dummy and then ruff your third spade. Take the first trick w~h dummy's spade ace and play a diamond lo your n~e. West wins with his queen and ptays a spade, whic.h you take with your king. Cash the club ace, lead a club lo dummy's ~ueen, and play a diamond to your jact<. When thai wins, cash lha diamond ace, pitching dummy's remaining spade, and ruff your last spade on the board. NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE character 23 Light snack 1 25 Movie 29 East Pass The Daily Sentinel• Page 87 41 Tunnel blaster 42 Cel 26 Dealer: South www.mydallysentinel.com l'M .:SOQV! % JUST "n:> III'Cioll> SCVo\1! -n~ chanter Horus 6 Wednesday, December 24, 2008 ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ~ ' I Ie A P S WI R 1-..,1:,;.'-:rl..::.,l:;.'-=r,::..rl-1 . "It's funny," lhe mom told ber daughter on ber 2\ • birthday, "when you were born you cOed, but everyone else was---." Complete the chuckle quolod by filling In the mlsoing WOlds \'CU develop fr9m ••P No. 3 belovi. . SCRAM-LETS ANSWER~ 12124108 Island - Purge - Ljlae - Weight - WAITING for US "We should be willing to let go of the life we've pllllUied." .the te3clle; lectured, "so we will have the life that .is · WAITING for US." ARLO &JANIS �Page B8- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, December 24, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Troops in Iraq find Christmas m ·memories, A3 For a good cause, .A2 1-low Long Can You La~t? A Bowl Games Special ONE NUMBER 1. Use the numbers beside school n•mes. · 2. Write the number of your d•lly -lectlon In the day's b•ll 3. Pick one winner per game to stay alive. PER FOOTBALL -.----------------------- l'rin ted on 100 % !) 0 Dec. 27 Meinek e Bowl CE:'\ "1S • \'ol. :;H. No . Jan. 1 Rose Bowl (1) Weat VIrgin.. ,. (2)Noi 111 c.ratlna (1) Penn St. vs (2) USC (J•n. 1 Winner) Dec. 27 Champs Sports Bowl (1) WIIICOD•In vs (2) Plorld• SUite (De~.-~ (1) Clnclnnetlvs (2) Vlrglnl• T.ch Dec. 30 Hol i day Bowl 11) Okl•hom• State . (2) Oret~on (Dec. (.liln. 1 Winner) .Jan. 2 Liberty Bowl Dec. 31 Sun Bowl (1) Kentucky vs (2) . . .t Carolina (.lan. 2 Winner) (1) Oreaon State vs (2) Plttburgh (Dec. (1) (1) utah vs (2) AI•IMinul uu vs (2) Oaorgl• Tech · ("'en. 2 Winner) .Jan. 1 Outback fhwl f1 t South C•rolln• ve (2) low• (.len. 1 Winner) Diane Lynt;h Jan. 5.- Fiesta Bowl (1) Ohio St. vs (2) T•-• ' Jan. 8 BCS Bowl OBITUARIES (1) Plorlclll vs (2) Olutl•homa (.len. 8 Winner) .Jan. 1 G ator Bowl (1) Clemeon vs (2) tl1bnlelul (.lan. 1 Wlnn•J points 8CONd by both teama. B~ Ch•mplo•hlp; (without 1o1ne.CMtr) . ., . .· . •' .. ,, Tiebreaker 2:. .. •.' · .' Bv BRIAN • • . .. ··;.. :page A3 ·• Michael Carleton • Harold A. Kent • Neva Metz • Robert Keith Rogers •.• J: aiin.l'iftlw· . ~ LIMIT: You m•y enter contest onlY once. Deadline for entry Is Dec. 28, 2008 ENTRY. FORM Nante:_______________________________________ Addres•=----~----------------------~----­ Time eare of our past heritage and the quality seniee .prol'lde·today! . • A tale of two families. See Page A2 .• Professor dies trying . to save dog in Ohio. 'See Page A2 '• Coyotes still prowling .suburban Cincinnati .towns. See Page A2 • Ohio's oldest World ·War 11 veteran dies. See Page A3 • ·I remember, yes, I Charlene Hoelllch/photo .remember. See Page AS County Commissioner Jim Sheets, right, was honored with a receplion hosted by Commissioner Mick Davenport and Clerk Gloria Klees Tuesday. Sheets will be leaving office next week after serving two terms as counly commissioner. He • • New nOvel explores ·was congratulated by fellow officeholders and friends. ·; young girl's choices in i mid-18005. See Page AS Insurance agency celebrates 140th anniversary · BV CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Make Your New Year's Reservations Nowl Tables Are Going Quicklylll POMEROY - An insurance agency which was founded in Middleport In 1868 by Major John Black Downing is still in business today and this year observes its I40th anniversary. The Downing (,:hilds Mullen Musser Insurance Agency will celebrate the occasion with an open ·Detalto on Pago A2 house from 2 to 4 p.m. : Monday at its Second Street offices in .Pomeroy. The John Musser family, current owners of . the agenc>', invite the community to jom .' a SEClloNs - 16 PAGES in the anniversary celebraA2 tion of the business which Annie's Mailbox has a long history of lecal A2 ownership. . Calendars Established in 1868, the Classifieds Bs-6. Downing Insurance Agency · was founded by Major John ·comics 7 Black Downing, a riverboat A4 captain who is credited with .Editorials training his longtime friend Faith • Values As-7 Samuel Clemens {Mark A3 Twain) in his ri~erboat Movies days. A3 In history books Major Obituaries Downing is described as B4 being not only a respected fl~;~.ces to go . riverboat captain. but a ~tal­ B SectlOn ented violimst, an excellent Sports A2 hunter and a good businessWeather man ·· who gave up his river • c ooo8 Ohio Valley Publl•hlng Co. boating in 1868 to go into the insurance business. His son, John B. Downing, Jr. joined him in the business, and later John B. Downing, 4 Jr.'s son, Rodney B. Phannacy Open m-f 9am-7pm Sat9am-3pm Closed SUnda_g (740) 992-1536 ww.w .foodfalnnk.com POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners appointed a new Clerk of Courts and a new County Treasurer at Wednesday's regular meeting. · Du~ to the p~nding retirement of Clerk of Courts Marlene Harrison, effeclive Dec. 3 1, commissioners appointed Clerk-elect Diane Lynch to assume the office effective Jan. I. Her term officially begins on Jan. 5. Commissioners appointed Treasurer-elect Peggy Yost to her new. post, effective Jan . 5, due to the retirement of Treasurer Howard Frank on that date. Yost's term does not begin until September, 2009. Commissioners also: • ApP<Rd COimnissionerelect Ti-u:Rs Anderson as the board's representative to the Area 18 Agency on Aging . • Approved a contract between the Department of Job and Family Services and Sheriff Robert Beegle, for after-hours . support in children 's services case investigation . Present were Commissioners Jim Sheets and Mick Davenfort, Commissioners-e ect Ande1·son and Michael Burtrum. and Clerk Gloria Kloes. · STAFF REPORT NEWS @MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM s Open Sun-Sat 7am-10pm (740) 992-5252 REED AEPprogram to assist • families with electric bills INDEX 700 E. main Street Pomeroy.OH J. BREED @MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ' "' ' .~. Peggy Yost Lynch, Yost appointed to county posts (J•n· S Winner) Jan. 1 Ca pital One Bowl (11 Georgi• v. (2) Mlchlg•n Sblte (.len. 1 Winner) ~ Sheets honored .Jan. 2 Sugar Bowl Dec. 31 Chick-fil-A Bowl · www. umlnilv,enllnd.t·nm . . local and ·state-elected offi- West Virginia have also · this time traffic wi ll be As for the fate of the old cials, according lo Kare.n been · invited to participate controlled by ilaggers. bridge, Paw·Ioski .said During the ceremony ODOT engineers have Pawloski, spokesperson for in the spring dedication. POMEROY - Tuesday 's ODOT"s District 10, and . As for Tuesday 's ribbon trarric will continue to received blasting plans to ribbon cutting for the open- Christi Mash of the cutting, ODOT hopes to flow across the ex isting dismantle the existing ing of the new Bridge of Governor's Office of acknowledge the bridge's Pomeroy Mason Bridge bridge with charges of Honor will be "short and Appalachia . · ·opening and then get traffic but immediately following explosives rather than mansweet" according to the Pawloski said the official moving across it as soon as the ceremony traffic will ually di smantling the strucof dedication ceremony in the possible. For those wishing be·· swi tched onto lh e new ture. No date has been set Ohio Department Transportation. spring will hopefully bring to attend the ribbon cutting, Bridge of Honor. There is for this event though it will The ceremony will begin with it better weather and parking will be permitted io be no parking on the old also likely be in the spring. at II a.m. at the center of will also focus on the on the new Bridge of · bridge during the ceremoThe public is inyited to the new span and will bridge's three honorees. The HonQr from 9-11 a.m., ny to maintain the flow of attend Tuesday"s ribbon ·cutting. include brief remarks from governors of both Ohio and space . permittin g. During traffic . (.lan. 2 Winner) (1) Ole Mlu v• (2) t"exlla Tech . Bv BETH SERGENT (Dec. 28 Jan. 2 Cotton Bowl . BSERGE~iiMYDAILYSENTINELCOM Dec . 2 9 Papa .John' s Bowl (1) NC Sblte VII (2) .......... HUll\\ . Ill CL:\IIIJ. R :! h . :! ooH II<) ~ · Bridge ceremony.'short and sweet' SPORTS • White preps for WVU finale. See Page Bl Jan. 1 Orange Bowl. Rt•cyclf.'d NC,n;prinl Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Charlene Hoellleh/photo John Musser, right, has been with the Downing Childs Mullen Musser Insurance Agency for the past 30 years. His san Steve, came inlo the business in 2005. ' Downing, joined the business and operated it for many years. Fifty years ago, 1958, Bill Childs joined the Downing · Insurance Agency which continued operation in a wing of the historic Downing House in Middleport until 1963 when offices were moved to Second Street in Pomeroy. John · Mu_sser · came into the agency in its current space. The Williams Insurance Agency 1978,30 years ago . Another Pomeroy insur- was then . purchased and ance· company operated by added to the business and in Don Mullen was purchased 2005 Musser's son . Steve. by the Downing agency in moved back to Pomeroy 1982. Mullen joined in the and joined the agency. Five years ago John agency 's operation that year Musser bought the rcmaii1and remained until his relirement some years later. ing partner's interest in the In 200 ! .the agency office agency to make it now a was moved across the street Musser family owned and from its fonner location into opemted business. ' COLUMBUS - Ohio by families served American Electric Power will be eligible for immediate help in paying their electric bills and as many as· 20 .000 families wi ll receive help in lowering their costs for electric power this winter season through a ' "Crisis Response Fund'" 'and distribution of home weatherization kits announced today by AEP Ohio. a unit of AEP and the Ohio Department of Development. The fund and the weatherization kids will be supported by AEP Ohio through an initial contribution of $1 million and will be managed by the ODD through J6 ·community Please see AEP, AJ � 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 12. December 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/. 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