http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ba489aa49e487661eb7f3ba333236485.pdf 7db96bc32bef40866c5ecb0db7d37774 PDF Text Text Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Bonds, Giants finally complete deal SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Barry Bonds and the San Francisco Giants completeJ a $15.8 million. one-year contract Monday night after the slugger spent hours at the ballpark being examined by team doctors. The club announceJ the deal. which was finalized nearly two month' after the sides agreed on financial terms Dec . 7. the fmal day of baseball's winter meetings. Bonds had to pass a physical, and the parties had to work out complicated language regardi ng Bonds' behavior and what would happen if the slugger were to be indicted. A federal granJ jury is investigating whether Bonds perjured himself when he testitied in 2003 in the Bay Area Laboratory . CoOperative steroid distribution case that he hadn ' t . knowingly taken any performance-enhancing drugs. On a conference call with reporters late Monday night, Bonds was asked why it took so long for the deal to be completed. AP photo ''I was on a skiing vaca- San Francisco Giants' Barry Bonds watch~s the ball fly after tion," he said, laughing. "It hitting his second-inning home run against the Seattle didn't take any time. It's Mariners at Safeco F1eld in Seattle in a Friday June 16, 2006 normal procedure." photo. Barry Bonds arrived in San Francisco on Monday. set Two baseball officials said to take a physical and complete a contract with the Giants the slugger's trainers - · nearly two months after they agreed on financ1a1 terms . Harvey Shields and Greg Oliver - would no longer the stadium Monday and amount. be on the Giants' payroll . then quick ly drove ·away. ·'J'm very excited and very That means neither will be with age nt Jeff Borris in the happy we got it all done," allowed in the clubhouse, passenger seat. Bonds said. " I'm just glad to where they previously had The 42-year-old Bonds be on the team and glad their own lockers next to begins the 2007 season with things worked out. I think Bonds' space, or any other 734 home runs. 22 from we should be talking about restricted area in any big breaking · Hank Aaron's team. We' ve got a good league ballpark, the officials team that's got a chance to said. If they were to make career record of 755. do something." ''I knew thing s would road trips, it would be on work out. This is where I After missing all but 14 Bonds' dime or their own. The two oflicials spoke on always wanted to play and games in 2005 · following condition of anonymity always loved to play. The three operations on his right because of the sensitive city of San Francisco is what knee, Bonds baited .270 nature of such detail s in I love . The people of San with 26 homers and 77 RBls Francisco are who I love. and drew I 15 walks last Bonds' contract. There 's no better place for year. He passed Babe Ruth "I have no problems with me to be," Bonds said. "This to move into second place it," Bonds said. "(Oliver) and Harvey will be with me. is my history. The people in on the career home run list San Francisco deserve it May 28. Just outside the ballpark." But the Giants tnissed the Bonds, who traveled to the all ." Bonds can earn another playoffs for the third straight Bay Area from his offseason home in Southern $4.2 million in performance year, leaving Bonds no closCalifornia, underwent X- bonuses based on how much er to the World Series ring rays and many other tests he plays. If he matches last he has always coveted. Bonds, who is coming off from multiple team doctors. year's effort - 493 plate The seven-time NL MVP appearances, 130 games surgery on his troublesome waved and smiled as he left he would receive the whole left elbow, has been deemed healthier by the team than last ·year at this time . And he wound up playing regularly in 2006. A day after the season ended. owner Peter Magowan said Bonds would no longer be the centerpiece of the franchise if he played for the Giants in 2007 and then the club signed ace Barry Zito to a $ 126 million, seven-year contract thi s month. San Francisco hosts the All-Star game thi s summer, and Bonds is certain to bring altention to the city leading up to the event . " Barry provides us with a proven. miJdle-of-the-order, run-producing bat." Giants general mana~er Brian Sabean said. "Wnh his presence in our lineup and a oneyear contractual commitment, we were able to avoid the temptation to trade away some of our valuable young pitching talent and were able to free up long-range funds to acquire a front-line pitcher." Tuesday, January 30, 2007 Huntington star Mayo considers legal options HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) - Huntington High School star O.J . Mayo is consideri ng his legal options after he was handed a twogame suspension for collectmg two technical fouls and getting ejected during · the top-ranked Highlanders' win over No. 2 Capital. Mayo could 111e a complaint in Cabell County Circuit Court as early as Tuesday, said his ·attorney. Mike Woelfel. who also ts an assistant coach at Huntington. Mayo was ejected from Friday's game after he followed referee Mike Lazzo to the scorers table and bumped the referee from behind. The Secondary School Activities Commission later suspended the senior for two games. "We feel 0.1 . certainly didn't do anything intentional," Woelfel told The of Herald-Dispatch Huntington on Monday. "If there was contact, it was inadvertent or may have been accidentally initiated by the referee himself." Under SSAC rules, the penalty for receiving two technical fouls in a game or being ejected from a game is a two-game suspension. A student who "in protest lays hands or attempts to lar, hands upon an official ' could be declared ineligible by the principal or the SSAC for up to a year. Mike Hayden. executive director of the SSAC, said the commission continues to !nvestigate the game but he would not elaborate. "0.1 . is a very bright, young man who understands he's in an awkward postlion ." Woelfel said. " It's a very delicate situation. He 's concerned about his future and hi s reputation." Five Huntington reserve players also were ejected and received two-game suspensions. Their parents filed a complaint on Monday in Cabell County Circuit Court seeking a temporary restraining order that would bar the SSAC from imposing the suspensions until a deci sion is made on the players' procedural right to appeal the penalties. Huntington was scheduled to play Tuesday night in Durham, N.C.. again st natiomllly ranked Artesia of Lakewood, Calif. The Highlanders also are to play Friday against Scott County (Ky.) in Lexington, Ky. · Under SSAC rules, 'if a student plays under a restraining order that is later reversed, the team could be forced to forfeit any victories in which the student played. "Given the circumstances, these kids deserve an opportunity to be heard before they are denied the chance of a lifetime because of an arbitrary enforcement of a rule the~ did not intend to violate,' said l'aul Farrell Jr.. one of three attorneys representing the players. Bond s filed for free agency and apparently drew interest from · Oakland, St. Louis, San Diego .and other teams . He reportedly failed an amphetamines test last season. The New York Daily News said that when Bonds first learned of the result, he attributed it to a substance he took from teammate Mark Sweeney's locker. In a public statement. Bonds cleared Sweeney and said, "he did not give me anything whatsoever and has nothing to do with this matter." Bonds didn't address whether he took amphetamines. Bonds, who has played 21 major league seasons. has repeatedly denied using performance-enhancing drugs. Bonds has spent 14 years with San Francisco and helped the Giants draw 3 million fans in all seven seasons in their waterfront ballrushed to the New Bolton BY DAN GELSTON park. He has long hoped to ASSOCIATED PRESS Center, about 30 miles end his career with the team southwest of Philadelphia for which his late father. KENNETT SQUARE, in Kennett . Square, hours Bobby, and godfather. Willie Pa. -· Kentucky Derby after shattering his right Mays, once played. winner Barbaro was eutha- hind leg just a few strides " I just want to win. I want nized Monday after com- into the Preakness Stakes. to win a championship here plications from his break- The bay colt underwent a in San Franci sco," Bonds . down at the Preakness last five-hour operation that said. May. fused two joints, recover"We just reached a point ing from an injury most where it was going to be horses never survive. difficult for him to go on Barbaro lived for eight without pain," co-owner more months. though he seen him get angry. And like "That's where I learned it. Roy Jackson said. "It was never again walked with a anyone who is so even-tem- That's where it will always the right decision. it was normal gait. the right thing to do. We The Kentucky Derby pered, it really has an effect. be from." When he's angry, you krrow Dungy's teams have said all along if there was winner suffered a signifithere's a reason. And we lis- missed the playoffs only a situation where it would cant setback over the ten." once since then, in 1998. In become more difficult for weekend, and surgery was Dungy earned a Super Indy, he went from a defen- him then it would be required to insert two steel pins in a bone - one of Bowl ring as a player with sive powerhouse to a strong time." Roy and Gretchen three shattered eight the 1978 Pittsburgh offense and succeeded with in the ago Steelers, where he was a Manning, Marvin Harrison Jackson were with Barbaro months on Monday morning, with Preu'kness but now healthy spare defensive back and and Edgerrin James. But in the NFL, winning the owners making the - to eliminate all weight emergency quarterback . He played two seasons in can get stale if all you do is decision in consultation bearing on the ailing right Pittsburgh. pne in San get to the playoffs every with chief surgeon Dean rear foot. Francisco (where he came season and never make the Richardson. The procedure on It was a series of compli- Saturday was <t risky one, under the int~uence of 1:1"111 Super Bowl. Walsh), and lmally was cut In 2000 and 2001 the cations. including lamini- because it transfered more by the Giants after he was · Bucs lost their op~ning tis in the left rear hoof and weight to the leg while the traded there lor another playoff games in a recent abscess in the foot rests on the ground tuture head coach, Ray Philat.lelphia, and Dungy right rear hoof, that proved bearing no weight. to be too much for the galRhodes. was fired . The leg was on the mend So he began coaching, He went to Indy. but the lant colt, whose break- until the abscess began first at his alma mater, postseason results were the down brought an outpour- causing discomfort last Minne sota. At 25, he same; the Colts were blown ing of support across the week . Until then, the became the NFL's youngest out 4l-0 by the Jets in their country. major concern was " I would say thank you Barbaro 's left rear leg, assistant when he returned first postseason game. to the Steelers to work for Where his predecessor, Jim for everything. and all which developed laminitis Noll . By 28, he was the Mora, might have blown-up your thoughts and prayers in J u1y, and 80 percent of team's defensive coordina- after a horrible game like over the last eight months the hoof was removed . tor. instantly becoming the that one. Dungy put it aside. or so," Jackson said to Richardson said. Monday focus for those seeking to Shortly after his postgame Barbato's fans. morning that Barbaro did hire the first black head news conference, he was On May 20. Barbaro was not have a good night. coach in a league that was ta lk'1ng a bout mmonty · · h'trbecoming increas ingly ing, suggesting that Marvin black on the lield. Lewis should take the In hindsight. he recalled a coaching opening in few years ago, it all c<~me Cincinnati. much too early. " At that age, That is Dungy, whose I wasn't ready," he said. many ·mterests beyon d pro Still, he kept getting inter- football cun help reduce the views and kept getting sting of a crushing playotl turned down until owners defeat. A deeply reli~ious and general managers start- man, but one who retrains H&R Block Tax Professionals ed to wonder, "What's from using his position to wrong with him?" push his beliefs ,' he are ready to help. Finally. in 1996, he inter- acknowledges: "I am cer' viewed in Tampa. perhaps tainly aware that there is life Wtth H&R Block, you have more than a company behind you. the fourth choice for the job outside of football ." 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''Chuck Noll. always Lauren. because he had C 2006 H&A BlOCk ServlC8s, Inc Chuck Noll ," he sa id . football as an outlet. Barbaro euthanized; owner calls it 'the right decision' Dungy overcomes tragedy to seek his first ring MIAMI (AP) - After his brother died in an auto accident last September, Reggie Wayne returned to the lndtanapolis Colts to find Tony Dungy waiting to console him - as only a man who has been through hi s own personal tragedies can do. "I was at the lowest point,'' Wayne recalled last week . "Just to hear it from someone who has been through it helps you a lot . Coach Dungy is a strong man - a strong sou I. It was huge for me." Dungy's tragedy came 13 months ago - the suicide of his 18-year-o ld son James . A season later, he 's coaching in the Super Bowl, using the strength that sustained him through his terrible loss to try to get the Colts their first NFL title in 36 years. A victory on Sunday at Dolphin Stadium would validate his cftreer and his quarterback's, Peyton Manning, two men who have been tagged with the line "can' t win the big one." In both cases. the label is unfair. as most labds can be. _Dungy's teams have made the playoffs for eight straight seasons and in nine of the II years he's coached. The eight straight appearances ties for second in that category with his mentor, Chuck Noll.- and puts him behind Tom Landry, the only coach to do it nine consecutive times. Hi s winning percentage of .635, including playoffs. is the highest among active coaches . a fraction of a percentage point higher than the mark for Joe Gibbs. But Gibbs has won three Super Bowls. Dungy is celebrated in his first as much for the color of his skin as his abilities he and Chicago coach Lovie Smith. a protege and good friend . are the first black head coaches to make it there ----- ___ _: The knock has usually been that Dungy lacks what a championship coach needs: the killer instinct to push everything else aside. The television cameras never catch him shouting at an of!icial or cursing under his breath . His priorities are his family and hi s faith. He's also worked hard to advance minority hiring in the NFL, a cause that is clearly in the spotlight this week and was last week , too. "What happened in New York on Monday, what happened in Indianapolis and Chica'go on Sunday and what happened in Pitt sburgh the next Monday may make it the most significant week ever lor African-Americans in football. " said Doug Williams, who 19 years ago became the first black quarterback in a Super Bowl. He was referring to Jerry Reese's appointment as general manage r of the New York Giants, the conference championship wins, and Mike Tomlin 's hiring as coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dungy is hardly the prototypical coach - he's usually stoic on the sideline, as he had been in dealing with his son's death. After the Colts beat New England to win the AFC championship, he pointedly noted that coaches don' t have to encourage profanity and trash-talking to succeed. His boss agrees. "There are disciplinarians without bein~ disciplinarians." says Btll Polian. the Colts' ge neral manager. " If they bench you. or punish you in some other way, they let you know that it can be rectified, that if what you did wrong is corrected. there arc rewards down the line. " Manning describes his coach in a si milar vein. "He doesn't yell. Or at lea't he doesn't yell very often." he said. " But I' ve ____________ _;__ __________________ ___:. __ Popularity of Zumba spreading in dance/aerobics circles, A6 Next chief of U.S. forces in Middle East sees need to 'redefine the goals' of Iraq war, A2 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio \\11)'1~1 } \ '\ .)olf:\IS•\ol. .) h , '\tt . l :.! .) .J\\l \1{, : ~l . :.!oo- \\ \:\ \ . 111 \ d.tl h .. t · u!Jildllt~ ll TP-C connecting customers to $4 million expansion SPORTS BY BRIAN J. REED • Cavs .whip Warriors. See Page 81 BREEDOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM COOLVILLE - The first few customers in Athens and Meigs Counties served by a water expansion project in the Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District have been connected to the system. TP-C's Phase IV project, costing nearly $4 million, is now serving customers rm Elk Run, Hooper, Cherry Ridge, Bea. wallow, and Hemlock Grove Roads in Bedford TownshiP. in Meigs County, and 114ill School and Fossil Rock Roads in Canhage and Lodi Townships in Athens County. In Meigs County, new customers still to be served are on Bald Knob-Stiversville, Brewer, Smith Ridge. Dittle, and Dewitts Run. Roads in Athens County to be serviced by the project, but not yet connected are: North and South Rodehaver, Sand Ridge, Bobo, Niggemeyer, Hogue Hollow, Lawson. Greiner, Dutch Ridge, Montie, Bucks Lake, and Zion. Funding for the project came in the form of $2.19 million in loan funding and $1.66 million in grant funds. The district aho collected $75,000 in tap fees fro\11 new customers. · The p_roject consist of 160 customers and 51.2 mtles of water line ranging in size from two to I0 inches, three water tanks, two booster stations, and rehabilitation of an existinll booster station. All of the District' s water ts pumped from the Long Bottom Treatment Plant . The project will make for a total customer count of more than 5.200 in Athens and Meigs Counties. A total of 23 water tanks store 3,000,000 gallons of water on the system at any given time along with 40 pressure reducing stations and 12 remote pumping stations, General Manager Donald Poole said. Poole said the water project was to be completed by Feb. 6, but an additional30 days of time was granted to allow until March 6 to have everyone connected. "The water tanks on Lawson Road and Ross Road have been ready to receive water for months, but the distribution contractor has not been able to keep up with the work needed within the contract time period,'' Poole said. "Just this week the tanks are being filled and super chlorinated. It will take a Pluse- TP-C. A5 SUIImttled photo A new water tank on Lawson Road in Athens County is part of a $4 million water expansion project in the TupperS Plains-Chester Water District. The project will add 160 new customers to the system in Meigs and Athens Counties. :: Rental . inspection foe :\ deadline today: Shaw selected · Ohio University Superstar BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH 0BITUARIFS Page AS • Wayne Lee Jones INSIDE • Cuban TV shows Castro meeting with Chavez in first images for three months. See Page A2 • Scouts to participate in Marshall Merit Badge College. See Page A3 • Single daughter needs reassurance. See Page A3 • Community Calendar. SeePageA3 • AP Interview: Tax commissioner will fight calls for tax loopholes. SeePage AS • State: Funeral director falsely reported death for insurance. See Page AS • For the Record. SeePage AS WEATHER BY BETH SERGENT HOEFl!CHOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Evan Shaw has been selected "Ohio University's Superstar" by the OU Student Senate for the fall quarter in recognition of outstanding work both inside and outside the classroom. Shaw, a graduate of Meigs High School and a senior at OU majoring in video production. says he considers the award the biggest honor he has ever received because he was selected by his peers from about 20,000 students. This past year has been a whirlwtnd of activity for Shaw, all stemming from his selection last April for NFL Films internship in New Jersey. His talent as a videographer and producer by NFL Films in clips he sent from the WOUB Friday latenight show. "Gridiron Glory." As a result of that internship where his outstanding talent was recognized, NFL Films began giving him assignments. He shot 18 preseason NFL games for the try-out period. He then shot 18 NFL games for NFL Films and covered 21 teams including the Chicago Bears. Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns. Baltimore Ravens, Carolina Panthers, Buffalo Bills, BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Evan Shaw . Tennessee Titans, Washington Redskins, Denver Broncos. NY Jets, Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Cincinnati Bengals. Kansas City Chiefs. New England Patriots, Houston Texans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Jacksonville Jaguars. He traveled to the cities and shot games in the stadiums of the Minneapolis Vikings, Cleveland Browns, Carolina Panthers, Buffalo Bills, ·Mentors needed at local schools BY BEnt SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Oetatlo on ,.,. AS INDEX 2 SECTIONS- lZ PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 Comics Bs Annie's Mailbox A3 Editorials A4 As Obituaries Sports Weather B Section A6 POMEROY - January is National Mentoring Month, bringing attention to the need for mentors at an after school mentoring program for sixth through eighth graders at Meigs. Eastern and Southern. The after school mentoring program is administered by Health Recovery Services, Inc. of Athens and meets from 3-5 p.m. on Mondays at Eastern, Tuesdays at Meigs and Wednesdays at Southern. Volunteers can range in age from a junior in high school to a senior citizen and everyone in-between. Right now volunteers are mostly college students though a need for older adults exists for the progrdiTI. Allison Zarcaro, Meigs County mentoring coordinator, said a typical after school session first mvolves mentors and the kids eating a snack togethe( at their school before breaking imo groups to do homework. Depending on the •• mentors and the amount of kids the groups may be three kids to one mentor or less. After the homework session Zarcaro said there is a short lesson that usually focuses on drug prevention education or life skills which addresses topics such as self esteem, decision making and social skills. "This program is especially important with kids in this age group because they're very impressionable and it's prime time for them to learn about substance abuse prevention," Zarcaro said. "Also they're meeting with and seeing older people come into the program and care about them which sends a positive message." The mentoring program has been at Meigs since 2000, started at Eastern last year and began at Soutbem this year. Zarcaro has been working with the Meigs program for two years and says it's detinitely having an impact by PleaH - Mlllton. A5 Washington Redskins, Detroit Lions, San Francisco 49ers, New England Patriots, and Kansas City Chiefs. Shaw said one of the most enjoyable things about the POMEROY - With only around 30 landlords having paid Pomeroy's $25 inspection fee for rental property, it"s a safe bet there are landlords who haven't paid the fee though they have until the end of the business day to do so. Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffit said his department will likely be sending out letters to landlords who haven't paid the inspection fee before any fine will be levied. Failure to comply with the newly adopted village ordinance may carry a $100 fine plus court costs. "This is a village law created by village council and my department has to do their job to enforce it," Proffitt said. "At the same time we want landlords and tenants to know we're there for them too and this inspection is a tool for accountability when documenting damage done to rental property." Proffitt said Patrolman Ronnie Spaun, who is also acting code enforcement officer, hasn't begun his inspections yet but will begin soon. According to Proflitt and the village ordnance, Spaun will play a dual Pleese see sh-. A5 ,.•••• - ........ A5 Snowy surprise - I. ReN/pbotO From out of nowhere Tuesday morning, a half-hour storm coated cars. streets. sidewalks and pedestrians with a fresh dusting of snow. As quickly as the storm came . it moved out. bringing with it sunshine and colder temperatures. ••• • �NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel · . PageA2 Wednesday, January 31, aoo7 u BY ROBERT BURNS AP MILITARY WRITER WASHINGTON It may be time to "redefine the goals" for Iraq, the admiral President Bush picked to lead U.S. forces in the Middle East told Congress O!J Tuesday as lawmakers of both parties maneuvered for leverage against Bush ·s proposed troop buildup. Navy Adm . William Fallon. Bush's nominee to head the U.S. Central Command, told his Senate confirmation hearing the time for finding solutions in Iraq was running out. "What we have been doing has not been working," he said. "We have got to be doing. it seems to me, something different." He did not say what might change under his command. Meanwhile, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi .just returned from a trip to Iraq and Afghanistan, told a news conference on Capitol Hill that her delegation saw no sign that U.S. efforts in Iraq were moving ahead with urgency . "We went wiJh the hope and expectation that what we would see in Iraq was some coordinated effort to have political solution s. to relieve the civil strife and violence there, and diplomatic efforts to bring stability to the region," she said. "We saw no evidence of eitheF, sadly." The California Democrat praised the U.S. military's efforts but said more must be done on the economic and political ·fronts. Rejecting Bush's troop buildup, Pelosi called for refocusin~ the U.S. military misston from combat to a combination of training Iraqi forces, protecting Iraq 's borders and fightin~ terrorists. Bush s declaration last week that "I am the decision-maker" on issues of war also ran into resis- I Bv ANITA SNOW ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER HAVANA- Cuban state television on Tuesday showed a video of a healthi. er looking Fidel Castro • meeting and speaking with :Venezuelan President Hugo · Chavez, the first images of the ailing leader shown in three months. The report said the I 0minute video clip was taped : on Monday during a in a · two-hour private meeting in · Havana that was not previously publicized. The newest images seemed to be aimed at knocking down the most recent round of reports about Castro's health. including a report in the Spanish newspaper El Pais earlier this month that described hi s health as "grave." Both leaders appeared to take pains in the video to make clear when the ses sion occurred. Chavez could be heard say ing that it began at 3 p.m. on Jan 29. · Castro read aloud a headline of an article dated Saturday from the Argentine newspaper Clarin: . Castro, who was standing, more looked alert a,nd : heavier than in previous :images that had showed him :much more thin and frail. ·Dressed in a red, white and ' blue track suit, the 80-year. old was also shown sitting : and drinking orange juice. • "Fidel has said that we :have not lost this battle," : Cha.vez said in the video. :"I'll say something more: we have won it." The broadcast came six . months after Castro's July ~ 31 announcement that he • had undergone intestinal :.surgery and was provision:-ally ceding power to his younger brother Raul. Castro had looked thinner and frailer in the last video ' per our expectations here, political actions to resolve that the likelihood that a problem that requires Iraq is suddenly ~oing to more than military force . Separately, John turn into somethmg that looks clo se to what we Negroponte , the first enjoy here in this country director of national intelis going to be a long time ligence, said at his confirmation hearing for the coming," he said. One of the leading post of deputy secretary Republicans opposed to of state that Iraq is still Bush's troop buildup, having trouble policing its Sen. John Warner of long border with Syria. Negroponte said Syria Virginia, said Fallon is letting 40 to 75 foreign appeared to be distancing htmself from the Bush fighters cross its border plan. He urged the admi- into Iraq each month, and ral to consider other he repeated the charge approaches in Iraq as he that Iran is providing takes over for Abizaid, lethal help to msurgents fighting U.S. forces in who is retiring. Warner said he hoped Iraq. He gave only mild to the Fallon would feel free "to endorsement point out those areas in administration's diplomatthis plan which you feel ic hands-off policy toward need flexibility, options Damascus and Tehran. Several senators asked that can be pursued, other than the rigidity of just Fallon his views on Iran, 20,000 new troops n~ht which the Bush adminisinto the face of sectanan tration accuses of med. dlinl! in Iraq's internal violence." With a Senate show- affatrs and supplying AP pllolo down over . the Iraq war weapons fdr use by insurAdm. William Fallon gestures while testifying on Capitol Hillin Washington. Tuesday, before apparently days away, No. gents a~ainst American his Senate Armed Services Committee confirmation hearing to become commander Qf the 2 Senate GOP leader and Iraqt soldiers. U. S. Central Command. Trent Lott of Mississippi "They are posturing said themselves with the capahe had concerns with father's adminis"One of the things in Bush's tance. this time from a bility to attempt to deny each of the resolutions on prominent Republican . tration, told a co ngres- the back of my mind that Bush has said he intends sional hearing Tuesday I'd like to get answered is the war introduced so far. us the ability to .operate in to push ahead with his that the White Hou se to meet with the people If Republican leaders do this vicinity," Fallon said, plan to send an additional should find a way to that have been working not rally behind a single adding that there is room 2 1,500 U.S. troops to negotiate with Congress this issue - particularly proposal, the party could for diplomatic efforts our ambassadors, our avoid taking a clear, unit- with Iran because it has Iraq, regardless of any on troop additions. resolution the Senate may "A majority of Congress diplomats - to get · an ed stance on the widely an economic stake in is ready to vote against a assessment of what's real- unpopular Iraq war - a keeping open the Persian pass. "I would suggest surge" in troops, Baker istic and what's practi- consequence Lou saggest- Gulf's commercial shiped he wouldn't mind. ping lanes. respectfully to the presi- told the Senate Foreign cal," Fallon. said. Meanwhile, Pelosi and "To herd the cat some "And maybe we ought dent that he is not the sole Relations Committee. Senate Majority Leader times you have to let Baker was co-chairman to redefine the goals here decider," Sen. Arlen Specter. R-Pa .. said dur- of a bipartisan commis- a bit and do something them stray," he said. Harry · Reid informed about that. Bush on Tuesday that ing a hearing on sion that recommended that' s more realistic in "Think Congress' war powers. the administration pull term s of getting some Keeping them together by they support his idea for a bipartisan group to advise "The decider is a shared out U.S. combat brigades progress and then maybe letting them stray." Sen. Barack Obama, D- him on the war on terror. and joint responsibility." by early 2008, launch new take on the other things There were about dtplomatic initiatives with later," he added without Ill ., a presidential hope- Bush pitched the idea as a ful, introduced legislation way to str~ngthen his 132,000 U.S. troops in Iran and Syria and vastly elaborating. with His spokesman, Capt. to implement an Iraq plan relationship increase the number of Iraq before the increase. The question of how to U.S. military advisers in William Alderson, said that focuses on finding a Congress and gather regusolution in lar input from Jaw~Dakers . try forcing an end to the Iraq . later that Fallon preferred political war in Iraq, and under Fallon, whom Bush not to address the issue in Baghdad while beginning Pelosi and Reid jointly what conditions, is among nominated to replace more ·detail until after he a withdrawal of U.S. called Bush to take up the the issues faced by the Army Gen. John Abizaid had been confirmed by troops and "bringing this offer, said Dana Perino, newly empowered as head of Central the full Senate. war to a responsible end." deputy White House press Democratic majority in Command, told the Senate Fallon told the senators, Fallon, 62, currently secretary. The first meetCon11ress, and some of the Armed Services "I believe the situation in commander of U.S. forces ing will be next week, prestdent's political allies Committee that he was Iraq can be turned around, in the Pacific, said he saw probably at the White as well. a need for a comprehen- House, althouah the date not Jet sure how . he but time is short." James A. Baker Ill, sec- woul go about changing "I think that we would sive approach to Iraq, and attendees have not retary of state during the approach in Iraq . probably be wise to tern- includins economic and been set, Perino said. Cuban TV shows Castro meeting with Chavez in first images for three months images , which aired on Oct. 28. Chavez said in 1\tesday's video that he found his friend to be "of good humor. with a good face ltnd in good spirits." He said the pair discussed a variety of issues, including the world's energy crisis and that Castro showed "much clarity, as always in his ideas and analysis ." It's Valen-timel Tell Someone You Love Them In A Special Way -Your Way- On February 14th1 INCII AD ..... $5.00 1'/z INCH AD .. $7.50 (APPROXtMUELY 10 WORDS) (APPROXIMATELY .lO WORDS) Happy I st Valentine's Day Tessol ~Mommy & Daddy Happy Valentine's Day Grandma, Grandpa, Mom, Dad, Sister, and Brathtr... · Thanks for belnQ such a Qreot family! • Ilove You Very Much! 2 INCH AD ... $10.00 (APPROXIMATELY 40 WORDS) Happy Valentine's Day 'C:Upld's arrow Is straight and true. In bringing this thought oflove to you. I'm sorry about the other night. When WP had that terrible fight. A Sentinel love message was a good Idea. To show you just how much ilove you, Marla. MAY WE ALWAYS HAVE A WONDERFUL UFE TOGETHER! MY .uru.11:v ADS MUST BE RECEIVED BY NOON Wednesday, FEBRUARY 7, 2007 Writing this love message gives me the opportunity to tell you Just how much I love you and enjoy being your husband. I know I sometltne5 don't show It but I do: Valentines .. eor rea · apples, cherries. tomatoes. leave red Kisses ,-_n \rwHwne ·s chrd ic'~J I -. ),_; 11or::.i 'f(L!! fa ce turns 1ecl. but w'KJtevef yr)v u·:.~ . do 1! to r yov hecr:. ~..-.} ~(~ o rn<>ment everyooy or'd pu t your hon(J on your heart . and ·~· l en rnokn yoUJ Dwrl p r iW1·~e to be heart healthy. HUNTINGTON, W.Va. Saturday Tri-State Area Council, BSA will again hold tts annual Merit Badge College hosted by Marshall University. The University is opening ul' the Twm Towers Cafeteria (Fifth Ave between 18th & 19th Streets) just for the local Scnut council to use a~ their headquarters. The event 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will run or until scouts complete their second Merit Badge session . Over 450 Scouts have pre-registered for the opponunity to work on two of the 33 different Merit Badges being offered by college professors. The purpose of Scouts completing Merit Badges include developing a personal network for future success through meeting professionals in the work place, exploring possible career fields as future vocations and learning new life skills. The Merit Badges earned at the college will help the Scouts to work toward the 21 Merit Badges needed to earn the Eagle Scout Award. Statistics show that former. Boy Scouts attend college at a rate almost twice that of the geneml student population. Event chairman and Marshall Professor, Frank Gil~arn. states: "For Marshall University it's an opportunity to introduce our faculty mid campus to students most likely to anend college while providing a community service. All of the participating professors donate their time to help the SeouL~ and to promote Marshall University." A sample of the Merit Badges being offered include: American Heritage, Crime Archeology. Prevention, Engineering, First Aid, Medicine. Law. Scholarship and Traftic Safety. Prior to coming to the Marshall University Merit Badge College Scouts must work to complete pre-requisites for the Merit Badges they register for including projects. visitations and research papers. While the Scouts are completing their Merit Badge sessions, leaders and parents may sign up for Basic Scout Leader Development, or classes on working with ADD and ADHD youth, building Scout membership and Youth Protection. More than 75 adults are expected to participate in one of the sessions. Scout Executive Ray Franks stated that the Tri-State Area Council is truly thankful to Marshall U11iv~rsity and its staff fur providing the extraordinary opponunity for so many young people to explore new areas of interest and to experience such an opportunity to learn new things about the world they will some day lead . · ·•scout~ from Tri-State Area Council earn the Eagle Award at a mtc 50"k 'll'reater than . Scouts across the country. Opportunities such as the Marshall Merit Badge College deserve much of the credit for that success rate," said Fmnks. Tri-State Area Council serves over 6,()(X) youth annu- . ally !rom Meigs, Gallia and Lawrem:e Counties in Ohio: Carter Boyd and Lawrence Counties in Kentucky and Mason, Lincoln, Wayne and Cabell Counties in West Virginia. ANNIE'S MAILBOX Single daughter needs reassurance BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR ) Dear Annie: I am at my wits' end with my 28-yearold daughter, "Melis sa." She is successful, has her own home, drives a nice car, is highly educated, is fairly attractive, works out, runs in road races and is not a wallflower who sits at home waiting for the world to come to her. The problem? She is obsessed with tbe fact that she doesn't have a boyfriend. Her younger brother recently got married. and she has been livid ever since. Her last single friend just got engaged, and Melissa is a bridesmaid. . Every time she has to do something wedding related, my daughter calls and says, "When is it going · to be MY turn? What is wrong with me? Why can't I find someone?" She has tried the online dating thing and has met a couple of nice guys, but . they go out once or twice and never call again. She was in one long-term rela: tionship that ended four :years ago, and she has had · a couple of dates since ·then, but no real p~ospects -with a future. It breaks my heart to get these desperate phone calls from her. Nothing I say or do can help her. I can't even introduce her to "some nice young man" because she lives far away and I don't know anyone there . Right now, I think she is giving out desperate vibes and men are runni.ng away. By the way, several of her married friends are already headed for divorce court in their late 20s. How sad is that? They married too soon and picked the wrong people. I think it's better to wait. Any advice , for her - or me? Powerless Mom Dear Mom : It's not uncommon for those still single to panic when their group of friends begins to marry off. They feel undesirable and worry they may never fmd a life partner. You really can't do much aliout this, Mom . Continue to reassure Melissa that she is worthy of a mate, but she should know there are worse things than being single. If she continues to involve herself in interesting activities, she will lead a meaningful life, and she just might meet .the right man along the way. Dear Annie : Recently, I divorced my wife . We have lived in the same small town for many years, and we both have many friends who are dear to us. During the year, but especially through the holic)ays, many of these people host parties, but either my ex is invited or I am invited, but not both of us. I do not understand why they feel one of us has to be excluded . I would like to tell them , "We are your friends. Invite us hnth and let us make up our own minds whether or not to attend." Don't they realize it is hurtful when we are left off the guest list? Wondering Why in Florida Dear Wondering: Has it occurred to you that the circumstances under which you divorced your wife may make your fri ends uncomfortahle? That they may disapprove~ That your e~-wifc has asked them not tn include you? Mutual friends often feel they must take sides , or that a divorced couple cannot behave civilly toward one another. You can let your friends know how you feel, but beyond that, the guest list is up to them. r-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-----·-·-·• Write your Message Below: HULllll. U.RDIOVMC\ }lAR \~~nnrrf Mail Your Love Message ud Total Amount Due To: '\ The Daily Sentinel www .goredforwomen.org 1-888-MY HEARl , Ill Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Name: · Add~~ss~:---------------------------------------------- Size of Valentine: Total Amount En'-:cl:-os-ed-;-:------ - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -----·---·----------------------- PageA3 Wednesday, January 31, 2007 Community Calendar Public meetings VVednesday,Jan. 31 PORTLAND - Lebanon Township Trustees, 7 p.m.. at township building. All meetings for 2007 will be held at 7 p.m. on the last day of the month at the township garage. Thursday, Feb. I REEDSVILLE - Regular meeting of Olive Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m., township garage . RUTLAND - Rutland Township Trustees, 5 p.m., 'Rutland Firehouse. <' Tuesday, Feb. 6 PAGEVILLE - Sciipio Township Trustee will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Pageville Town Hall . The Tupper' Plains VFW Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. at the hall . Thesday, Feb. 6 MIDDLEPORT Middlepon Community Association, 8:30 a.m.. Peoples Bank. Friday, Feb. 2 POMEROY - Meigs County PERl Chapter 74. I . p.m. Installation of officers. Norma Torres to speak. · Saturday, Feh. 3 S.ALEM CENTER - Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 meet for potluck supper at 6:30 p.m .. with meeting to follow at 7:30. Opening and closing team to practice during meeting. Friday, Feb. 2 MARIETTA - Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Friday, Feh. 2 Regional Development RACINE - Hymn sing at District, noon, Comfort Inn, Carmel-Sutton United 700 E. Pike St., Marrietta. Methodist Church. 7 p.m. , Questions regarding the · Community meeting, contact Jenny Carmel Building, Carmel Road. McMahon, 374-9436. Refreshments. RUTLAND - A benefit Thursday, Feb. 8 POMEROY - Salisbury sing will be held at 7 p.m at Township Trustees, 6:30 the Rutland Freewill Baptist p.m., town hall. Church, Salem Street, Rutland. Singers will include Friday, Feb. 9 Valerie Clonch, Agappc MARIETTA The Jubilee, Edison Spriggs Regional Advisory Council Singers and Forgiven 4. An for the Area Agency on offering will be taken for the Aging will meet at 10 a.. m. family who lost three chilin the Buckeye Hills- dren in the . recent HVRDD Area Agency on Huntington frre. For more Aging office in Marietta. information, call 742-2376. Church events Dear Annie: Is it normal for married couples to sleep in separate bedrooms? It makes me feel like my husband doesn 't love me. I know 'he does, but we have a small bed and we both snore . I have suggested' that we get a bigger bed. but he says we can 't afford one. What else can I do'' - Nameless VVife Saturday, Feb. 3 Dear Nameless: It's perPOMEROY - A gospel fedly OK to have separate bluegrass music concert will bedrooms as long as it be held at 6:30 p.m. at the doesn't affect your intimaVVednesda~Jan.31 Mulberry Communty Center. ry levels. Snoring can indiRACINE cate sleep apnea. so both of Pomeroy/Racine Masonic you shou ld see your doctor Lodge, special.meeting, 6:30 and get checked, but mean- p.m. Work in the Fellowcraft while. you might consider degree. Sunday, Feb. 4 investing in a set of matchPOMEROYDedication MIDDLEPORT ing earplu gs. Middleport Development of Mulberry Community Annie's Mailbox is writ· Group, by Meigs 8:30 a.m., Center ten by Karhy Mitchell and Department of Job and Cooperative Parish, and Marcy Sugar, longtime Family Services. blessing by Roman Catholic editors of the Ann lAnders Bishop R. Daniel Conlon of column. Please e-mail the Diocese of Steubenville, Thursday, Feb. 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PageA2 Wednesday, January 31, aoo7 u BY ROBERT BURNS AP MILITARY WRITER WASHINGTON It may be time to "redefine the goals" for Iraq, the admiral President Bush picked to lead U.S. forces in the Middle East told Congress O!J Tuesday as lawmakers of both parties maneuvered for leverage against Bush ·s proposed troop buildup. Navy Adm . William Fallon. Bush's nominee to head the U.S. Central Command, told his Senate confirmation hearing the time for finding solutions in Iraq was running out. "What we have been doing has not been working," he said. "We have got to be doing. it seems to me, something different." He did not say what might change under his command. Meanwhile, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi .just returned from a trip to Iraq and Afghanistan, told a news conference on Capitol Hill that her delegation saw no sign that U.S. efforts in Iraq were moving ahead with urgency . "We went wiJh the hope and expectation that what we would see in Iraq was some coordinated effort to have political solution s. to relieve the civil strife and violence there, and diplomatic efforts to bring stability to the region," she said. "We saw no evidence of eitheF, sadly." The California Democrat praised the U.S. military's efforts but said more must be done on the economic and political ·fronts. Rejecting Bush's troop buildup, Pelosi called for refocusin~ the U.S. military misston from combat to a combination of training Iraqi forces, protecting Iraq 's borders and fightin~ terrorists. Bush s declaration last week that "I am the decision-maker" on issues of war also ran into resis- I Bv ANITA SNOW ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER HAVANA- Cuban state television on Tuesday showed a video of a healthi. er looking Fidel Castro • meeting and speaking with :Venezuelan President Hugo · Chavez, the first images of the ailing leader shown in three months. The report said the I 0minute video clip was taped : on Monday during a in a · two-hour private meeting in · Havana that was not previously publicized. The newest images seemed to be aimed at knocking down the most recent round of reports about Castro's health. including a report in the Spanish newspaper El Pais earlier this month that described hi s health as "grave." Both leaders appeared to take pains in the video to make clear when the ses sion occurred. Chavez could be heard say ing that it began at 3 p.m. on Jan 29. · Castro read aloud a headline of an article dated Saturday from the Argentine newspaper Clarin: . Castro, who was standing, more looked alert a,nd : heavier than in previous :images that had showed him :much more thin and frail. ·Dressed in a red, white and ' blue track suit, the 80-year. old was also shown sitting : and drinking orange juice. • "Fidel has said that we :have not lost this battle," : Cha.vez said in the video. :"I'll say something more: we have won it." The broadcast came six . months after Castro's July ~ 31 announcement that he • had undergone intestinal :.surgery and was provision:-ally ceding power to his younger brother Raul. Castro had looked thinner and frailer in the last video ' per our expectations here, political actions to resolve that the likelihood that a problem that requires Iraq is suddenly ~oing to more than military force . Separately, John turn into somethmg that looks clo se to what we Negroponte , the first enjoy here in this country director of national intelis going to be a long time ligence, said at his confirmation hearing for the coming," he said. One of the leading post of deputy secretary Republicans opposed to of state that Iraq is still Bush's troop buildup, having trouble policing its Sen. John Warner of long border with Syria. Negroponte said Syria Virginia, said Fallon is letting 40 to 75 foreign appeared to be distancing htmself from the Bush fighters cross its border plan. He urged the admi- into Iraq each month, and ral to consider other he repeated the charge approaches in Iraq as he that Iran is providing takes over for Abizaid, lethal help to msurgents fighting U.S. forces in who is retiring. Warner said he hoped Iraq. He gave only mild to the Fallon would feel free "to endorsement point out those areas in administration's diplomatthis plan which you feel ic hands-off policy toward need flexibility, options Damascus and Tehran. Several senators asked that can be pursued, other than the rigidity of just Fallon his views on Iran, 20,000 new troops n~ht which the Bush adminisinto the face of sectanan tration accuses of med. dlinl! in Iraq's internal violence." With a Senate show- affatrs and supplying AP pllolo down over . the Iraq war weapons fdr use by insurAdm. William Fallon gestures while testifying on Capitol Hillin Washington. Tuesday, before apparently days away, No. gents a~ainst American his Senate Armed Services Committee confirmation hearing to become commander Qf the 2 Senate GOP leader and Iraqt soldiers. U. S. Central Command. Trent Lott of Mississippi "They are posturing said themselves with the capahe had concerns with father's adminis"One of the things in Bush's tance. this time from a bility to attempt to deny each of the resolutions on prominent Republican . tration, told a co ngres- the back of my mind that Bush has said he intends sional hearing Tuesday I'd like to get answered is the war introduced so far. us the ability to .operate in to push ahead with his that the White Hou se to meet with the people If Republican leaders do this vicinity," Fallon said, plan to send an additional should find a way to that have been working not rally behind a single adding that there is room 2 1,500 U.S. troops to negotiate with Congress this issue - particularly proposal, the party could for diplomatic efforts our ambassadors, our avoid taking a clear, unit- with Iran because it has Iraq, regardless of any on troop additions. resolution the Senate may "A majority of Congress diplomats - to get · an ed stance on the widely an economic stake in is ready to vote against a assessment of what's real- unpopular Iraq war - a keeping open the Persian pass. "I would suggest surge" in troops, Baker istic and what's practi- consequence Lou saggest- Gulf's commercial shiped he wouldn't mind. ping lanes. respectfully to the presi- told the Senate Foreign cal," Fallon. said. Meanwhile, Pelosi and "To herd the cat some "And maybe we ought dent that he is not the sole Relations Committee. Senate Majority Leader times you have to let Baker was co-chairman to redefine the goals here decider," Sen. Arlen Specter. R-Pa .. said dur- of a bipartisan commis- a bit and do something them stray," he said. Harry · Reid informed about that. Bush on Tuesday that ing a hearing on sion that recommended that' s more realistic in "Think Congress' war powers. the administration pull term s of getting some Keeping them together by they support his idea for a bipartisan group to advise "The decider is a shared out U.S. combat brigades progress and then maybe letting them stray." Sen. Barack Obama, D- him on the war on terror. and joint responsibility." by early 2008, launch new take on the other things There were about dtplomatic initiatives with later," he added without Ill ., a presidential hope- Bush pitched the idea as a ful, introduced legislation way to str~ngthen his 132,000 U.S. troops in Iran and Syria and vastly elaborating. with His spokesman, Capt. to implement an Iraq plan relationship increase the number of Iraq before the increase. The question of how to U.S. military advisers in William Alderson, said that focuses on finding a Congress and gather regusolution in lar input from Jaw~Dakers . try forcing an end to the Iraq . later that Fallon preferred political war in Iraq, and under Fallon, whom Bush not to address the issue in Baghdad while beginning Pelosi and Reid jointly what conditions, is among nominated to replace more ·detail until after he a withdrawal of U.S. called Bush to take up the the issues faced by the Army Gen. John Abizaid had been confirmed by troops and "bringing this offer, said Dana Perino, newly empowered as head of Central the full Senate. war to a responsible end." deputy White House press Democratic majority in Command, told the Senate Fallon told the senators, Fallon, 62, currently secretary. The first meetCon11ress, and some of the Armed Services "I believe the situation in commander of U.S. forces ing will be next week, prestdent's political allies Committee that he was Iraq can be turned around, in the Pacific, said he saw probably at the White as well. a need for a comprehen- House, althouah the date not Jet sure how . he but time is short." James A. Baker Ill, sec- woul go about changing "I think that we would sive approach to Iraq, and attendees have not retary of state during the approach in Iraq . probably be wise to tern- includins economic and been set, Perino said. Cuban TV shows Castro meeting with Chavez in first images for three months images , which aired on Oct. 28. Chavez said in 1\tesday's video that he found his friend to be "of good humor. with a good face ltnd in good spirits." He said the pair discussed a variety of issues, including the world's energy crisis and that Castro showed "much clarity, as always in his ideas and analysis ." It's Valen-timel Tell Someone You Love Them In A Special Way -Your Way- On February 14th1 INCII AD ..... $5.00 1'/z INCH AD .. $7.50 (APPROXtMUELY 10 WORDS) (APPROXIMATELY .lO WORDS) Happy I st Valentine's Day Tessol ~Mommy & Daddy Happy Valentine's Day Grandma, Grandpa, Mom, Dad, Sister, and Brathtr... · Thanks for belnQ such a Qreot family! • Ilove You Very Much! 2 INCH AD ... $10.00 (APPROXIMATELY 40 WORDS) Happy Valentine's Day 'C:Upld's arrow Is straight and true. In bringing this thought oflove to you. I'm sorry about the other night. When WP had that terrible fight. A Sentinel love message was a good Idea. To show you just how much ilove you, Marla. MAY WE ALWAYS HAVE A WONDERFUL UFE TOGETHER! MY .uru.11:v ADS MUST BE RECEIVED BY NOON Wednesday, FEBRUARY 7, 2007 Writing this love message gives me the opportunity to tell you Just how much I love you and enjoy being your husband. I know I sometltne5 don't show It but I do: Valentines .. eor rea · apples, cherries. tomatoes. leave red Kisses ,-_n \rwHwne ·s chrd ic'~J I -. ),_; 11or::.i 'f(L!! fa ce turns 1ecl. but w'KJtevef yr)v u·:.~ . do 1! to r yov hecr:. ~..-.} ~(~ o rn<>ment everyooy or'd pu t your hon(J on your heart . and ·~· l en rnokn yoUJ Dwrl p r iW1·~e to be heart healthy. HUNTINGTON, W.Va. Saturday Tri-State Area Council, BSA will again hold tts annual Merit Badge College hosted by Marshall University. The University is opening ul' the Twm Towers Cafeteria (Fifth Ave between 18th & 19th Streets) just for the local Scnut council to use a~ their headquarters. The event 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will run or until scouts complete their second Merit Badge session . Over 450 Scouts have pre-registered for the opponunity to work on two of the 33 different Merit Badges being offered by college professors. The purpose of Scouts completing Merit Badges include developing a personal network for future success through meeting professionals in the work place, exploring possible career fields as future vocations and learning new life skills. The Merit Badges earned at the college will help the Scouts to work toward the 21 Merit Badges needed to earn the Eagle Scout Award. Statistics show that former. Boy Scouts attend college at a rate almost twice that of the geneml student population. Event chairman and Marshall Professor, Frank Gil~arn. states: "For Marshall University it's an opportunity to introduce our faculty mid campus to students most likely to anend college while providing a community service. All of the participating professors donate their time to help the SeouL~ and to promote Marshall University." A sample of the Merit Badges being offered include: American Heritage, Crime Archeology. Prevention, Engineering, First Aid, Medicine. Law. Scholarship and Traftic Safety. Prior to coming to the Marshall University Merit Badge College Scouts must work to complete pre-requisites for the Merit Badges they register for including projects. visitations and research papers. While the Scouts are completing their Merit Badge sessions, leaders and parents may sign up for Basic Scout Leader Development, or classes on working with ADD and ADHD youth, building Scout membership and Youth Protection. More than 75 adults are expected to participate in one of the sessions. Scout Executive Ray Franks stated that the Tri-State Area Council is truly thankful to Marshall U11iv~rsity and its staff fur providing the extraordinary opponunity for so many young people to explore new areas of interest and to experience such an opportunity to learn new things about the world they will some day lead . · ·•scout~ from Tri-State Area Council earn the Eagle Award at a mtc 50"k 'll'reater than . Scouts across the country. Opportunities such as the Marshall Merit Badge College deserve much of the credit for that success rate," said Fmnks. Tri-State Area Council serves over 6,()(X) youth annu- . ally !rom Meigs, Gallia and Lawrem:e Counties in Ohio: Carter Boyd and Lawrence Counties in Kentucky and Mason, Lincoln, Wayne and Cabell Counties in West Virginia. ANNIE'S MAILBOX Single daughter needs reassurance BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR ) Dear Annie: I am at my wits' end with my 28-yearold daughter, "Melis sa." She is successful, has her own home, drives a nice car, is highly educated, is fairly attractive, works out, runs in road races and is not a wallflower who sits at home waiting for the world to come to her. The problem? She is obsessed with tbe fact that she doesn't have a boyfriend. Her younger brother recently got married. and she has been livid ever since. Her last single friend just got engaged, and Melissa is a bridesmaid. . Every time she has to do something wedding related, my daughter calls and says, "When is it going · to be MY turn? What is wrong with me? Why can't I find someone?" She has tried the online dating thing and has met a couple of nice guys, but . they go out once or twice and never call again. She was in one long-term rela: tionship that ended four :years ago, and she has had · a couple of dates since ·then, but no real p~ospects -with a future. It breaks my heart to get these desperate phone calls from her. Nothing I say or do can help her. I can't even introduce her to "some nice young man" because she lives far away and I don't know anyone there . Right now, I think she is giving out desperate vibes and men are runni.ng away. By the way, several of her married friends are already headed for divorce court in their late 20s. How sad is that? They married too soon and picked the wrong people. I think it's better to wait. Any advice , for her - or me? Powerless Mom Dear Mom : It's not uncommon for those still single to panic when their group of friends begins to marry off. They feel undesirable and worry they may never fmd a life partner. You really can't do much aliout this, Mom . Continue to reassure Melissa that she is worthy of a mate, but she should know there are worse things than being single. If she continues to involve herself in interesting activities, she will lead a meaningful life, and she just might meet .the right man along the way. Dear Annie : Recently, I divorced my wife . We have lived in the same small town for many years, and we both have many friends who are dear to us. During the year, but especially through the holic)ays, many of these people host parties, but either my ex is invited or I am invited, but not both of us. I do not understand why they feel one of us has to be excluded . I would like to tell them , "We are your friends. Invite us hnth and let us make up our own minds whether or not to attend." Don't they realize it is hurtful when we are left off the guest list? Wondering Why in Florida Dear Wondering: Has it occurred to you that the circumstances under which you divorced your wife may make your fri ends uncomfortahle? That they may disapprove~ That your e~-wifc has asked them not tn include you? Mutual friends often feel they must take sides , or that a divorced couple cannot behave civilly toward one another. You can let your friends know how you feel, but beyond that, the guest list is up to them. r-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-----·-·-·• Write your Message Below: HULllll. U.RDIOVMC\ }lAR \~~nnrrf Mail Your Love Message ud Total Amount Due To: '\ The Daily Sentinel www .goredforwomen.org 1-888-MY HEARl , Ill Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Name: · Add~~ss~:---------------------------------------------- Size of Valentine: Total Amount En'-:cl:-os-ed-;-:------ - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -----·---·----------------------- PageA3 Wednesday, January 31, 2007 Community Calendar Public meetings VVednesday,Jan. 31 PORTLAND - Lebanon Township Trustees, 7 p.m.. at township building. All meetings for 2007 will be held at 7 p.m. on the last day of the month at the township garage. Thursday, Feb. I REEDSVILLE - Regular meeting of Olive Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m., township garage . RUTLAND - Rutland Township Trustees, 5 p.m., 'Rutland Firehouse. <' Tuesday, Feb. 6 PAGEVILLE - Sciipio Township Trustee will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Pageville Town Hall . The Tupper' Plains VFW Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. at the hall . Thesday, Feb. 6 MIDDLEPORT Middlepon Community Association, 8:30 a.m.. Peoples Bank. Friday, Feb. 2 POMEROY - Meigs County PERl Chapter 74. I . p.m. Installation of officers. Norma Torres to speak. · Saturday, Feh. 3 S.ALEM CENTER - Star Grange #778 and Star Junior Grange #878 meet for potluck supper at 6:30 p.m .. with meeting to follow at 7:30. Opening and closing team to practice during meeting. Friday, Feb. 2 MARIETTA - Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Friday, Feh. 2 Regional Development RACINE - Hymn sing at District, noon, Comfort Inn, Carmel-Sutton United 700 E. Pike St., Marrietta. Methodist Church. 7 p.m. , Questions regarding the · Community meeting, contact Jenny Carmel Building, Carmel Road. McMahon, 374-9436. Refreshments. RUTLAND - A benefit Thursday, Feb. 8 POMEROY - Salisbury sing will be held at 7 p.m at Township Trustees, 6:30 the Rutland Freewill Baptist p.m., town hall. Church, Salem Street, Rutland. Singers will include Friday, Feb. 9 Valerie Clonch, Agappc MARIETTA The Jubilee, Edison Spriggs Regional Advisory Council Singers and Forgiven 4. An for the Area Agency on offering will be taken for the Aging will meet at 10 a.. m. family who lost three chilin the Buckeye Hills- dren in the . recent HVRDD Area Agency on Huntington frre. For more Aging office in Marietta. information, call 742-2376. Church events Dear Annie: Is it normal for married couples to sleep in separate bedrooms? It makes me feel like my husband doesn 't love me. I know 'he does, but we have a small bed and we both snore . I have suggested' that we get a bigger bed. but he says we can 't afford one. 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Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Jan. 31, the 31st day of 2007. There are 334 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Jan. 31, 1606, Guy Fawkes, convicted of treason for his part in the "Gunpowder Plot" against the English Parliament and King James I, was executed. On this date: In 1917, during World War I, Germany served notice it was beginning a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare. In 1934, President Franklin Roosevelt devalued the dollar in relation to gold. In 1944, during World War II, US forces began a successful invasion of K wajalein Atoll and other pans of the Japanese-held Marshall Islands. In 1945, Private Eddie Slovik, 24, became the first U.S. soldier since the Civil War to be executed for desenion as he was shot by an American firing squad in France . In 1958, the United States entered the Space Age with its first successful launch of a satellite into orbit, Explorer I. In 1987, discount airline pioneer People Express flew its last flights before merging into Continental Airlines. In 2000, an Alaska Airlines jet plummeted into the Pacific Ocean, killing all 88 people aboard. Ten years ago: Three days of deliberations in the OJ. Simpson civil trial in Santa Monica, Calif., were scrapped and the jury forced to stan all over again alier the only black woman on the panel was replaced because of misconduct. One year ago: Coretta Scon King, the widow of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., died in Rosarito Beach, Mexico, at age 78. In his State of the Union address, President Bush declared that America had to break its long dependence on Mideast oil and rebuked critics of his stay-the-course strategy for the unpopular war in Iraq. Supreme Coun nominee Samuel Ali to was sworn in after winning Senate confirmation. The Senate approved Ben Bemanke as chairman of the Federal Reserve. British ballerina and actress Moira Shearer died in Oxford, England, at age 80. Today's Binhdays: Actress Carol Channing is 86. Author Norman Mailer is 84. Actress Jean Simmons is 78. Baseball Hall-of-Farner Ernie Banks is 76. Composer Philip Glass is 70. Actress Suzanne Plesheue is 70. Actor Stuart Margolin is 67. Former U.S. Rep. Dick Gephardt, D-Mo., is 66. Blues singer-musician Charlie Musselwhite is 63. Baseball Hall-of-Farner Nolan Ryan is 60. Singer-musician KC (KC and the Sunshine Band) is 56. Rock .singer Johnny Rotten is 51. Actress Kelly Lynch is 48. Actor Anthony LaPaglia is 48. Singer-musician Lloyd Cole is 46. Actor John Dye is 44. Rock musician AI Jaworski (Jesus Jones) is 41. Actress Minnie Driver is 37. Actress Ponia de Rossi is 34. Actress Kerry Washington is 30. Singer Justin Timberlake is 26. Thought for Today: "We live in a moment of history where change is so speeded up that we begin to see the present only when it is disappearing ." - R.D. Laing, Scottish psychiatrist ( 1927 -1989). OPINION Wednesday, January 31, 2007 PageA4 Wednesday, January 31, 2007· Obituaries . Gender games: A capitol idea Now that Hillary has declared that she is " in it to · win," the 2008 presidential cycle promises to be the mother of all presidential cycles. If you think that our national politics· have overdosed on estrogen in the wake of San Francisco congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's elevation to Speaker, you ain't seen nothing yet. The night she took the gavel, striking a Rosie the Riveter pose and declaring her breaking of the marble ceiling (that's got to hurt), ABC evening-news anchor Charlie Gibson declared : " But in a picture perhaps even more symbolic, the new Speaker was on the floor for a time, holding her 6-year-old grandson, all the while giving directions on how events were to proceed. It seemed the ultimate in multitasking: Taking care of the children and the country." She may be a woman, but I'm the one who will roar if she's taking care of me. This, the woman who dur· ing the State of the Union address refused to stand as the president declared: "This is not the fight we entered in Iraq, but it is the fight we are in .... It is still within our power to shape the outcome of thi.s battle. So let us find our resolve, and tum events IDward victory." The fact is, we are AP INTERVIEW Tax commissioner will fight calls for tax loopholes BY ANDREW Wayne Lee Jones, 74, of Mason, passed away Monday. WELSH-HUGGINS Jan. 29. 2007 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER He was a retired construction worker of the Laborers Local No. 543 in Huntington, an Army veteran of the COLUM BUS - Ohio's Korean War and a member of the Stewart-.!phnson VFW new tax commissioner on Post 9926. ' Tuesday promised a tough ' He was born May 2, 1932, in Burlington, Ohio, a son of stand against weakening the late Walter H. Jones and Carol (Henderson) Jones. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his the state's new tax system bothers, Harold Jones and Raben Jones; and nephew, with loopholes. calling anticipated requests for Dame! Myers . exemptions the biggest Survivors include his wife, Erma Jones of Mason; sons challenge to preserving and daughters-in-law, Scott Jones of Mason, Jeffrey historic tax changes. · (Bessie) Jones of Westerville. Ohio, and Rick (Tonya) "If we ' re going to stay Jones of Columbus, Ohio; daughters and sons-in- law, Terri on target and preserve the (Raben) Gerard of Columbus, and Pamela (Tim) McCleary reforms, we have to resist of Columbus; stepsons, Roger Bumgarner of Letart and Noms (Mary) Bumgarner of Southside; brothers and sis· those entreaties for special ters-m-law, Paul (Joanne) Jones of Rockbridge, Ohio, and treatment," Ohio Tax Walter (Karen) Jones of Athens, Ohio; sister and brother- Commissioner Rich Levin in-law, Groce (Ray) Myers of Chillicothe, Ohio; sister-in- said. Keeping loopholes to a law and husband, Linda (Bunon) Hickman of New Haven; and several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and minimum was a priority ·· for former Gov. Bob Taft nephews. Services will be I p.m. Thursday, Feb. I at Foglesong- and lawmakers as they Tucker Funeral Home in Mason with Pastor Mike changed the tax system Finnicum officiatin~ . Burial will follow in Sunrise two years ago. One group that did Memorial Gardens wuh military graveside rites performed by the American Legion Post 140 and VFW Post 9926. receive a temporary two Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. year exemption was petroCondolences may be e-mailed to leum distribll!ors. foglc songtucker@myway.com. Levin said that exemption should be allowed to expire, and not be renewed, to signal the state's serio usness about the issue. "I'm going to try to pursue the idea that they're taxed like everybody POMEROY - The Mulberry Community Center will be else," Levin told The dedicated by the Meigs Cooperative Parish and blessed by Associated Press. " It 's Roman Catholic Bishop R. Daniel Conlon in a dedication ceremony at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Lutheran Synod Bishop Calion W. Halloway and Rev. Dee Stickley-Miner of the West Ohio United Methodist Conference will also participate in the program, and an ecumenical choir will provide music . The public is invited· to attend the service. Local Briefs Center dedication giPARTISANSHIP. .. BY CARRIE SPENCER GHOSE Meeting changed POMEROY - The meeting of Salisbury Township Trustees scheduled for Thursday has been re-scheduled to 6:30p.m. on Feb. 8. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Wilt gradutes basic training Shaw Rental Watch my purse while I'm .in the men~ room draw a blank . "Would you like to hear about our specials tonight, Mr. Bauer?" "Do I look like I have time for that? Give me something raw. Quick. Like a lobster. Don't waste time killing it, I'll shoot it here." This isn't to say that Jack doesn't have a tender side. He actually shed a tear a few weeks back after he had to ki II one of his best friends . I know what you're thinking, "'friends don't shoot friends in the neck," but he had to or terrorists would set off a nuclear weapon in Los Angeles killing thousands of people. But it went otf anyway at the end of the show. ''Whoops 1 Sorry about killing you. My bad!" Would thi s have happened if he had still had his man purse? Maybe, maybe not. But at least he would have had a tissue in there to wipe away his tears. IJim Mullen is the author of "'It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life ·• and "'Bab\' :, First Tattoo. "' You can reach him at ]im_mullen@myway.com) ordered the summary suspension and immediate closure of the funeral home in an emergency session on Monday. The only other time the board has taken such an action - reserved for when there is evidence the funeral director could do harm - was when eight decomposing bodies were discovered in a Toledo funeral home in June 2003. Peters has 30 days in which to request a hearing on the license suspension, He closed tbe home voluntarily Friday. A former employee of the home tipped the board that the false death certificate was filed for a Circleville woman, Cunningham said. Also an insurance agent, Peters is accused of taking out life insurance policies to pay for clients' funeral expenses and filing claims before their deaths. Peters found that few insurance companies verify deaths before paying the claims, Farthing said. The death certificate was for a company that demanded it, he said. COLUMBUS The state ordered the immediate license suspension of a funeral director accused of filing a false death ceniflPOMEROY - The Meigs Museum will be hosting a tea cate to collect life insurparty for grade school girls ages Sto 9 on Saturday, Feb. I 0 ance payments on a woman from noon to 2 p.m. Those attending are asked to come who ts still alive. capping a dressed their best to enjoy tea, finger foods, games and decade of thefts from crafts. Cost for 1)le event is $S a child. RSVP to the clients, the Board of Embalmers and Funeral Museum by Monday. Feb. S, 992-3810. Directors reported. Brent Peters, owner of Mader-Peters Funeral Home in Circleville, is POMEROY Army mony, marching, rifle accused Of stealing more Reserve Pvt. Jenna R. Wilt marksmanship, armed and than $700,000 from about has graduated from basic unarmed combat, map read- 128 clients over 10 years, combat trainin~ at Fort ing, field tactics, military Ann Cunnin~ham, the Jackson, Columbta, S.C. courtesy, military justice board's e~ecuttve director, During the nine weeks of system. basic first aid, foot said Tuesday. Peters acknowledges training, the soldier studied marches. and field training stealing from prepaid the Army mission, history, exercises. funeral contracts and She is the daughter of tradition and core values, physical fitness, and Kenneth and Kimberly Wilt fraudulently collecting life received instruction and of State :Route 684, insurance payments on several clients and is cooperatpractice in basic combat Pomeroy. Wilt is a 2005 graduate of ing with authorities, said skills, military weapons, High School, his attorney, John Farthin~. chemical warfare and bayo- Meigs "I fully anticipate criminet training, drill and cere- Pomeroy. nal charges are going to be filed," Farthing said. the profession. The Embalmers Board "The staff at NFL Films turned out to be the best code enforcement officer he mentors I could ask for," he from PageA1 will follow a protocol and said. "They stayed in close checklist adopted by village season was going across the contact with me each week council which includes what from PageA1 country and comparing the giving details about what Proffitt called, "'Common cuisine and the cultures of they wanted me to shoot at · sense knowledge in regards the people he worked with. the upcoming game, sugH1s footage was fre- gestions about how to ro le as acting code enforce- to the maintenance and quently used on the HBO adjust the camera, and Jots ment ofticer and patrolman upkeep of a home." Spaun's exterior checklist television show "Inside the of support with the travel- without receiving two Spaun will be paid salaries. includes (but is not limited NFL," a weekly show ing logistics." Evan had the opportunity his patrolman salary which to) checkin~ foundations, which has been running for 30 .years and is hosted by to take his own camera will include his additional stairs, raihng, porches, Bob Costas, Dan Marino, assistants to help him three duties as acting code chimneys, roofs, gutters, Chris Collingsworth. and different times during the enforcement officer and as doors, windows, excessive Chris Carter. Other shows season. Two times he took such he has all the powers of garbage or debris and even friends who · police officer no matter the paint. that used his footage are college Inside, some of the things ESPN 's "Cold Pizza", worked with him on role is he playing, including the power to arrest. Spaun will be inspecting are ESPN2's "Sports Center", Gridiron Glory. The third Proffitt said when Spaun working stoves, toilets, and the NFL Network 's time he took his high ''Total Access ." His work sc hool classmate Chris enters a propeny as acting showers, hot and cold runwas also used quite often in Nease from Pomeroy who to have it turned on. After an the commercials to advertise was in town visiting family for Christmas. inspection of the customer's the Monday night football Shaw worked until the and plumbing is connection games on ESPN. made for backflow prevenFor him highlights of the regular NFL season ended from PageA1 tion, the water can be turned season were . meeting and and then the first week he on. working with NFL football was off went to Mobile , week to ten days to make it Ala. to cover the Ohio "Several customers are players and coaches and ready now and the water will meeting some of the team University Bobcats' game ready." As the new water lines are be turned on as soon as posowners. He said an unusual in the GMAC Bowl for WOUB. He also worked completed, they are turned sible, but because of the time assi~nment for him \~as to get on a special pre-ganie fea- over to the distnct for activa- oftheyearsomewill wait for a ptcture ol 49ers Coach better weather," Poole said. Mike Nolan modelmg a three- ture about Carson Crow tion. "Most of the lines have "This project has been in piece business suit, attire not who played in the last water and they are filling, bowl game the Bobcats design and development for worn by coaches since the flushing and pressure testing years, and. we are excitfive were in . days of football givin~ way to every work day with some ed that it is almost completNow Shaw is working on track and wann-up stills. During hi s travels Shaw a telecommunications stu- work going into the week- ed." All of the clean-up must be had the opportunity to work dent's master thesis and ends," Poole said. "As roads are turnedoverto the district, completed by April 30, directing episodes of with cmematographers, we do some of our own Poole said. still photographers, and NewsWatch on WOUB . flushing, but that same day Contractors for the project He was recently featured . videographers from the we send letters to those cuswere B.P. Pipeline of on the homepage of the best in the busmess. He tomers telling· them it is Quincy, Ky ., Caldwell Tanks Scripps College of said he was given a lot of of Louis.ville. Ky., Midencouragement. as well. as Communications web site ready for use." Meters are installed by Atlantic Storage Systems of as well as in a lead article some constructtve cnll· Washington Coun House. water district personnel and in the online version of the cis m ·about his work, and locked off until the customer · Micro-Comm, Inc .. and Ohio University Alumni appre.ciated the opportumcalls to make an appointment Olathe, Kan. ry·to network with others in magazine, "Ohio Today," Museum plans tea party Letters ro the editor are welcome. They shauld be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include addre ..s and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be publi.1hed. Letter.! should be in good taste, addressing issues, nor personalities. Letters of thanks to organizations and individuals will not be acceptLast year, I watched the Special Ops panties and big ed for publieation. Counter Terrorism Unit's hoop earrings, first. 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I can't see him in · One month '1 U.27 Ec:Hior: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 shoulder bag in which he to change more frequently, Macy 's saying, "Does it One year '123.24 Dolly 50' kept his cell phone, his say, four or five times a come in any other colors., .. RljiOfter: B~an Reed, Ext 14 Senior Citizen rates supermarket savings card, day, with nice, long, hot " How many items can I R..,.,.r: Belh Sorgen!. Ext 13 1 10.27 One ritonth his Christmas card list. his showers in between, it take into the dressing room One year 't03.90 Lava soap, hair gel, deodor- works just as well. at one time?'' "Does this Adv.e rtlslng Subscribeos shoiAd """" ~ ""'anco ant, a laptop, keys, a pair of Some men might want to make me look fat?" " Does Outside S.tu: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 dlr9CI to the Daily Sentinel. No sub· call it, a "shoulder bag," or clean underwear, a sleep scription by mail permttted In areas it come in ecru?" I can, Oublde Sllel: Brenda Davis, Ext 16 where home carrier service is avaii.mask, handcuffs, pepper a "messenger bag" or for however, see him holding a Ciau./Circ.: Judy Clal1c, Ext 10 able. spray, a company charge the really insecure, "a mili- 9mm on a sales associate card, dental floss, expense tary shoulder bag" - as if and saying " Pic.k out someMall Subscription you're digging thing nice or I'll blow your account receipts, half of a when General Manager lnoldto Melgo County around ham panini, change for the in it after brunch at head off. Now! Move it!" Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 13 Weeks '3.2 .26 meter, moisturizer, hand a wine bar saying, "I know 26 Weeks '64 .20 I can't picture Jack in a those breath mints are 52 Weeks ' 127.11 in cream, a Taser, sunglasses, restaurant, either. I don't EofNIII: here someplace" it will a GPS, cell phone charger, think I've ever seen Jack news 0 mydailysentinel.com OUtaldto Melga County wallet, checkbook, Dentyne sound more masculine. eat anything on that show. I 13 Weeks '53.55 Not that you'd ever catch and this week's script keep trying to imagine the Web: 26 Weeks ' 107.10 changes. Jack Bauer in a wine bar kind of restaurant that Jack 52 Weeks '214.21 www.mydailysentinet.com It was perfect bag for you'd catch him wearing Bauer would like but I indicative in general of what we're trying to do, to keep a broad base and keep those low tax rates." Levin, 61, an economist and veteran tax admi nistrator, expanded on remarks he made earlier Tuesday to the Ohio Tax Conference, a two-day gathering of hundreds of tax attorneys and accountants. 'T m going to stand against creating new tax exemptions and new tax credits and keep the focus on tax reductions," Levin told conference participants. The changes enacted in 2005 replaced an 8.5 percent business tax on profits, criticized as too l)igh and full of corponite giveaways, with a low tax of 0.26 percent on sales by a broader variety of businesses. Gov. Ted Strickland said last week that growth in tax revenues will not meet expectations, leaving budget planners with between $1 billion and $1.5 billion less than projected to spend on government programs. Revenue under Ohio's new business tax is coming in above estimates. But, because of the way the tax change s are phased in, that money won ' t go into the state's general fund for five more years . As part of the new tax system, petroleum distributors gave up about $29 million in deductions for the evaporation of gasoline in storage tanks and other losses. By contrast , the industry saved $69 million over the same period with the business tax exemption. Both the change in deductions and the exemption for the business tax expire in July. Petroleum distributors are already drafting proposals to respond to the exemption ending, float ing a plan that would reduce the number of times the state taxes the sale of gasoline. Under the current system, the sale of petroleum could be taxed multiple times as . the product moves from refinery to marketer to service station to the public, Roger Dreyer, president of the Ohio Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association, said Tuesday. The exemption was never meant to be permanent, but instead was to give the industry and the state time to work out the best way of applying the new tax , said Senate President Bill Harri s. Like Levin, Harris said it 's crucial to keep the new tax low. "'If you start raising that up, you lose your tax reform, and we're just not going to do it," Harris, an Ashland Republican, said Tuesday. Levin, a deputy tax commissioner under Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste from 1983 to 1991 , said requests for tax credits by businesses are nothing new. But more than ever, he said, exemptions endanger the plan Republican lawmakers put in place for a tax plan that isn't sup posed to play favorites . Lawmakers said the changes were needed to update the state ' s tax code and jump start Oh10's anemic economy. The goal of the Jaw "is to have low tax rates and as broad a tax· base as poss ible," Levin said. " What.. broad tax base means is you don't have exemptions and credits and special arrangements , but that every taxpayer is taxed uniformly as much as you possibly can." State: Funeral director falsely For the Record · reported death for insurance Civil suit LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel • Wayne Lee Jones working, smart, good name to describe a devowoman. But it looked as if tion ""to a liberal agenda she were being nominated than reduces women to yet because she was a woman. another interest group seekThe president overlooked ing yet another government plenty of other, more quali - handout. " Because she is a Kathryn fied candidates because of woman, we gloss over the Lopez the ridiculous conventional actual sub stance of what wisdom that Justice Sandra she promotes because all Day O'Connor's seat was a that really matters is her woman's seat, never again gender. As Ingraham put it: "' De> pile her public image over there, and we ought to to be lllled by a male. at least give the president's That attitude was insult- "' the independent modem new policy a try before we ing to Harriet Miers, woman, .Hillary has always advocate failure. But I and to qualified judges, been a throwback, who for digress. men and women both . It decades re lied on a philanDuring that same speech, se nds the message that you dering husband and big whatever group we' re government for all the the president had gracious words for Pelosi - a shan. favoring - can't make it answers." As Pelosi took charge, sweet and appropriate on your own. acknowledgment of her Well, we girls can make she had to be reminded that achievement in becoming it after all. And Mary Tyler being a woman isn't really the first female Speaker of Moore is dated for even TV an ideology unto itself; she the House. But then he Land nowadays. There may swore other women in to moved on - to address be a milestone or two yet to Congress, including Marsha Congress, with the Speaker, · hit, but women are in the Tennessee's who happens to be a mix - in the marble halls, Blackburn, a member of woman, standing behind our nation 's top diplomat, the leadership of the coneditors, you name it. And servative Republican Study him as normal. And we should all move they do it, for the most Committee. Blackburn on. Or the chick rhetoric is pan, because they do it like agrees with Hillary and going to cause one helluva the guys do it: they work Pe losi on very little backlash, one that women hard and prove themselves. even though all three are ideologues those for So when folks advocate · mothers, wives and women. whom being a woman is Hillary for president The real milestone will be everything - will not like. because she is a woman when we realize that playHillary and her advisers let's make history! - we ing gender games is less could learn a lesson from ought to take a step back, important than exercising the guy currently in the lest we fall into "The right reason . White House. When he was Hillary Trap." This is a (Kathryn Lopez is the looking for a Supreme phrase radio talk-show host ediror of National Review Coun justice, he homed in (and former Supreme Coun Online (www.twtionalreon his White House coun- clerk) L1!ura Ingraham used l'iew.com). She am be consel, Harriet Miers. By most in her book (Hyperion, ta cted at k/npe z@ nationaljudgments, she was a hard- 2000) of the same "Trap" rel'iew.com.) The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com a POMEROY - A judgment action was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Wells Fargo Financial Acceptance, Inc., Lake Mary. Fla., against John Gilland, Albany. ·' Stamper completes training RU1LAND.·- Army Pvt. Robert Stamper has graduated from One Station Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort Kno~. Ky.. which included basic combat training and advanced individual training (AIT), During the first nine weeks of Initial entry training (lEn. the trainee completed basic combat training which included instruction in drill and ceremony, weapons. marksmanship and bayonet training, chemical warfare, field training and tactical exercises, marches, military courtes~, military justice, physical Illness, first aid, and Army history, traditions, and core values. During AJT, the soldier completed the armor crewman course to receive skill training in conducting tank. unit defensive and offensive combat operations. The soldier was trained to oper- ate, service and maintain armor tracked and wheeled · vehicles. load and floe tank weapon systems, perfonn ammunition handling and supply duties, and assist in tartet detection and idcntificauon. He is the son of David and Sara Eades of Whites Hill Road. Rutland. Stamper is a 2004 graduate of Meigs High SChool, Pomeroy. · Mentors from PageA1 having students that went through the program who are now in high school return to give back as a mentor. Those interested in becom· ing a mentor and volunteering two hours a week can call Zarcaro at 589-3680or e-mail her at azarcaro@hrs.org. ning water, water heaters, properly vented heating and cooling systems, smoke detectors, evidence of vermin or rats, the condition of walls, paint, appliances, electrical outlets and wiring. Most of Spaun 's checklist was taken from criteria used by the United States Office of Housing and Urban Development. The actual checklist is available for review in the Pomeroy Water Depanment Office in the Pomeroy Municipal Building where the fees are paid. The inspection fee s go back into the village's general fund. Am~ Dwight Icenhower "Love Me Tender" February 10 8 PM Tickets On Sale Now! Classic Movie- Romance Sunday, Feb. 11 2 pm Classic Movie- K. Hepburn Sunday, Feb. 28 2 pm The Arie ·Dater Hall 428 Sec. Ave. Gallipolis, OH TP-C I HEALTH FAIR at the Mulberry Community Center February 10, 2007 9:00am· ll:OOam What is offend: Fasting Cbolesterols Non-luting Cbolesterols Blood Pressure BMI Glucose Bone Density H91tb Related Information AppoW.~nt lllliSI bt 1114de for tht FaiUig ClwltsNrols Cllll A/lily Brumfwhl at 740-992-6626 to seltttlult an appointiiWnt ...-_ea., c-111 M-..,c-,c-ood ........... CtBiftl'by Molp c-"-.,.. Htllllll u1 w.-s.mc.. �The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street• Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Oan Goodrich . Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Jan. 31, the 31st day of 2007. There are 334 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Jan. 31, 1606, Guy Fawkes, convicted of treason for his part in the "Gunpowder Plot" against the English Parliament and King James I, was executed. On this date: In 1917, during World War I, Germany served notice it was beginning a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare. In 1934, President Franklin Roosevelt devalued the dollar in relation to gold. In 1944, during World War II, US forces began a successful invasion of K wajalein Atoll and other pans of the Japanese-held Marshall Islands. In 1945, Private Eddie Slovik, 24, became the first U.S. soldier since the Civil War to be executed for desenion as he was shot by an American firing squad in France . In 1958, the United States entered the Space Age with its first successful launch of a satellite into orbit, Explorer I. In 1987, discount airline pioneer People Express flew its last flights before merging into Continental Airlines. In 2000, an Alaska Airlines jet plummeted into the Pacific Ocean, killing all 88 people aboard. Ten years ago: Three days of deliberations in the OJ. Simpson civil trial in Santa Monica, Calif., were scrapped and the jury forced to stan all over again alier the only black woman on the panel was replaced because of misconduct. One year ago: Coretta Scon King, the widow of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., died in Rosarito Beach, Mexico, at age 78. In his State of the Union address, President Bush declared that America had to break its long dependence on Mideast oil and rebuked critics of his stay-the-course strategy for the unpopular war in Iraq. Supreme Coun nominee Samuel Ali to was sworn in after winning Senate confirmation. The Senate approved Ben Bemanke as chairman of the Federal Reserve. British ballerina and actress Moira Shearer died in Oxford, England, at age 80. Today's Binhdays: Actress Carol Channing is 86. Author Norman Mailer is 84. Actress Jean Simmons is 78. Baseball Hall-of-Farner Ernie Banks is 76. Composer Philip Glass is 70. Actress Suzanne Plesheue is 70. Actor Stuart Margolin is 67. Former U.S. Rep. Dick Gephardt, D-Mo., is 66. Blues singer-musician Charlie Musselwhite is 63. Baseball Hall-of-Farner Nolan Ryan is 60. Singer-musician KC (KC and the Sunshine Band) is 56. Rock .singer Johnny Rotten is 51. Actress Kelly Lynch is 48. Actor Anthony LaPaglia is 48. Singer-musician Lloyd Cole is 46. Actor John Dye is 44. Rock musician AI Jaworski (Jesus Jones) is 41. Actress Minnie Driver is 37. Actress Ponia de Rossi is 34. Actress Kerry Washington is 30. Singer Justin Timberlake is 26. Thought for Today: "We live in a moment of history where change is so speeded up that we begin to see the present only when it is disappearing ." - R.D. Laing, Scottish psychiatrist ( 1927 -1989). OPINION Wednesday, January 31, 2007 PageA4 Wednesday, January 31, 2007· Obituaries . Gender games: A capitol idea Now that Hillary has declared that she is " in it to · win," the 2008 presidential cycle promises to be the mother of all presidential cycles. If you think that our national politics· have overdosed on estrogen in the wake of San Francisco congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's elevation to Speaker, you ain't seen nothing yet. The night she took the gavel, striking a Rosie the Riveter pose and declaring her breaking of the marble ceiling (that's got to hurt), ABC evening-news anchor Charlie Gibson declared : " But in a picture perhaps even more symbolic, the new Speaker was on the floor for a time, holding her 6-year-old grandson, all the while giving directions on how events were to proceed. It seemed the ultimate in multitasking: Taking care of the children and the country." She may be a woman, but I'm the one who will roar if she's taking care of me. This, the woman who dur· ing the State of the Union address refused to stand as the president declared: "This is not the fight we entered in Iraq, but it is the fight we are in .... It is still within our power to shape the outcome of thi.s battle. So let us find our resolve, and tum events IDward victory." The fact is, we are AP INTERVIEW Tax commissioner will fight calls for tax loopholes BY ANDREW Wayne Lee Jones, 74, of Mason, passed away Monday. WELSH-HUGGINS Jan. 29. 2007 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER He was a retired construction worker of the Laborers Local No. 543 in Huntington, an Army veteran of the COLUM BUS - Ohio's Korean War and a member of the Stewart-.!phnson VFW new tax commissioner on Post 9926. ' Tuesday promised a tough ' He was born May 2, 1932, in Burlington, Ohio, a son of stand against weakening the late Walter H. Jones and Carol (Henderson) Jones. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his the state's new tax system bothers, Harold Jones and Raben Jones; and nephew, with loopholes. calling anticipated requests for Dame! Myers . exemptions the biggest Survivors include his wife, Erma Jones of Mason; sons challenge to preserving and daughters-in-law, Scott Jones of Mason, Jeffrey historic tax changes. · (Bessie) Jones of Westerville. Ohio, and Rick (Tonya) "If we ' re going to stay Jones of Columbus, Ohio; daughters and sons-in- law, Terri on target and preserve the (Raben) Gerard of Columbus, and Pamela (Tim) McCleary reforms, we have to resist of Columbus; stepsons, Roger Bumgarner of Letart and Noms (Mary) Bumgarner of Southside; brothers and sis· those entreaties for special ters-m-law, Paul (Joanne) Jones of Rockbridge, Ohio, and treatment," Ohio Tax Walter (Karen) Jones of Athens, Ohio; sister and brother- Commissioner Rich Levin in-law, Groce (Ray) Myers of Chillicothe, Ohio; sister-in- said. Keeping loopholes to a law and husband, Linda (Bunon) Hickman of New Haven; and several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and minimum was a priority ·· for former Gov. Bob Taft nephews. Services will be I p.m. Thursday, Feb. I at Foglesong- and lawmakers as they Tucker Funeral Home in Mason with Pastor Mike changed the tax system Finnicum officiatin~ . Burial will follow in Sunrise two years ago. One group that did Memorial Gardens wuh military graveside rites performed by the American Legion Post 140 and VFW Post 9926. receive a temporary two Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. year exemption was petroCondolences may be e-mailed to leum distribll!ors. foglc songtucker@myway.com. Levin said that exemption should be allowed to expire, and not be renewed, to signal the state's serio usness about the issue. "I'm going to try to pursue the idea that they're taxed like everybody POMEROY - The Mulberry Community Center will be else," Levin told The dedicated by the Meigs Cooperative Parish and blessed by Associated Press. " It 's Roman Catholic Bishop R. Daniel Conlon in a dedication ceremony at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Lutheran Synod Bishop Calion W. Halloway and Rev. Dee Stickley-Miner of the West Ohio United Methodist Conference will also participate in the program, and an ecumenical choir will provide music . The public is invited· to attend the service. Local Briefs Center dedication giPARTISANSHIP. .. BY CARRIE SPENCER GHOSE Meeting changed POMEROY - The meeting of Salisbury Township Trustees scheduled for Thursday has been re-scheduled to 6:30p.m. on Feb. 8. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Wilt gradutes basic training Shaw Rental Watch my purse while I'm .in the men~ room draw a blank . "Would you like to hear about our specials tonight, Mr. Bauer?" "Do I look like I have time for that? Give me something raw. Quick. Like a lobster. Don't waste time killing it, I'll shoot it here." This isn't to say that Jack doesn't have a tender side. He actually shed a tear a few weeks back after he had to ki II one of his best friends . I know what you're thinking, "'friends don't shoot friends in the neck," but he had to or terrorists would set off a nuclear weapon in Los Angeles killing thousands of people. But it went otf anyway at the end of the show. ''Whoops 1 Sorry about killing you. My bad!" Would thi s have happened if he had still had his man purse? Maybe, maybe not. But at least he would have had a tissue in there to wipe away his tears. IJim Mullen is the author of "'It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life ·• and "'Bab\' :, First Tattoo. "' You can reach him at ]im_mullen@myway.com) ordered the summary suspension and immediate closure of the funeral home in an emergency session on Monday. The only other time the board has taken such an action - reserved for when there is evidence the funeral director could do harm - was when eight decomposing bodies were discovered in a Toledo funeral home in June 2003. Peters has 30 days in which to request a hearing on the license suspension, He closed tbe home voluntarily Friday. A former employee of the home tipped the board that the false death certificate was filed for a Circleville woman, Cunningham said. Also an insurance agent, Peters is accused of taking out life insurance policies to pay for clients' funeral expenses and filing claims before their deaths. Peters found that few insurance companies verify deaths before paying the claims, Farthing said. The death certificate was for a company that demanded it, he said. COLUMBUS The state ordered the immediate license suspension of a funeral director accused of filing a false death ceniflPOMEROY - The Meigs Museum will be hosting a tea cate to collect life insurparty for grade school girls ages Sto 9 on Saturday, Feb. I 0 ance payments on a woman from noon to 2 p.m. Those attending are asked to come who ts still alive. capping a dressed their best to enjoy tea, finger foods, games and decade of thefts from crafts. Cost for 1)le event is $S a child. RSVP to the clients, the Board of Embalmers and Funeral Museum by Monday. Feb. S, 992-3810. Directors reported. Brent Peters, owner of Mader-Peters Funeral Home in Circleville, is POMEROY Army mony, marching, rifle accused Of stealing more Reserve Pvt. Jenna R. Wilt marksmanship, armed and than $700,000 from about has graduated from basic unarmed combat, map read- 128 clients over 10 years, combat trainin~ at Fort ing, field tactics, military Ann Cunnin~ham, the Jackson, Columbta, S.C. courtesy, military justice board's e~ecuttve director, During the nine weeks of system. basic first aid, foot said Tuesday. Peters acknowledges training, the soldier studied marches. and field training stealing from prepaid the Army mission, history, exercises. funeral contracts and She is the daughter of tradition and core values, physical fitness, and Kenneth and Kimberly Wilt fraudulently collecting life received instruction and of State :Route 684, insurance payments on several clients and is cooperatpractice in basic combat Pomeroy. Wilt is a 2005 graduate of ing with authorities, said skills, military weapons, High School, his attorney, John Farthin~. chemical warfare and bayo- Meigs "I fully anticipate criminet training, drill and cere- Pomeroy. nal charges are going to be filed," Farthing said. the profession. The Embalmers Board "The staff at NFL Films turned out to be the best code enforcement officer he mentors I could ask for," he from PageA1 will follow a protocol and said. "They stayed in close checklist adopted by village season was going across the contact with me each week council which includes what from PageA1 country and comparing the giving details about what Proffitt called, "'Common cuisine and the cultures of they wanted me to shoot at · sense knowledge in regards the people he worked with. the upcoming game, sugH1s footage was fre- gestions about how to ro le as acting code enforce- to the maintenance and quently used on the HBO adjust the camera, and Jots ment ofticer and patrolman upkeep of a home." Spaun's exterior checklist television show "Inside the of support with the travel- without receiving two Spaun will be paid salaries. includes (but is not limited NFL," a weekly show ing logistics." Evan had the opportunity his patrolman salary which to) checkin~ foundations, which has been running for 30 .years and is hosted by to take his own camera will include his additional stairs, raihng, porches, Bob Costas, Dan Marino, assistants to help him three duties as acting code chimneys, roofs, gutters, Chris Collingsworth. and different times during the enforcement officer and as doors, windows, excessive Chris Carter. Other shows season. Two times he took such he has all the powers of garbage or debris and even friends who · police officer no matter the paint. that used his footage are college Inside, some of the things ESPN 's "Cold Pizza", worked with him on role is he playing, including the power to arrest. Spaun will be inspecting are ESPN2's "Sports Center", Gridiron Glory. The third Proffitt said when Spaun working stoves, toilets, and the NFL Network 's time he took his high ''Total Access ." His work sc hool classmate Chris enters a propeny as acting showers, hot and cold runwas also used quite often in Nease from Pomeroy who to have it turned on. After an the commercials to advertise was in town visiting family for Christmas. inspection of the customer's the Monday night football Shaw worked until the and plumbing is connection games on ESPN. made for backflow prevenFor him highlights of the regular NFL season ended from PageA1 tion, the water can be turned season were . meeting and and then the first week he on. working with NFL football was off went to Mobile , week to ten days to make it Ala. to cover the Ohio "Several customers are players and coaches and ready now and the water will meeting some of the team University Bobcats' game ready." As the new water lines are be turned on as soon as posowners. He said an unusual in the GMAC Bowl for WOUB. He also worked completed, they are turned sible, but because of the time assi~nment for him \~as to get on a special pre-ganie fea- over to the distnct for activa- oftheyearsomewill wait for a ptcture ol 49ers Coach better weather," Poole said. Mike Nolan modelmg a three- ture about Carson Crow tion. "Most of the lines have "This project has been in piece business suit, attire not who played in the last water and they are filling, bowl game the Bobcats design and development for worn by coaches since the flushing and pressure testing years, and. we are excitfive were in . days of football givin~ way to every work day with some ed that it is almost completNow Shaw is working on track and wann-up stills. During hi s travels Shaw a telecommunications stu- work going into the week- ed." All of the clean-up must be had the opportunity to work dent's master thesis and ends," Poole said. "As roads are turnedoverto the district, completed by April 30, directing episodes of with cmematographers, we do some of our own Poole said. still photographers, and NewsWatch on WOUB . flushing, but that same day Contractors for the project He was recently featured . videographers from the we send letters to those cuswere B.P. Pipeline of on the homepage of the best in the busmess. He tomers telling· them it is Quincy, Ky ., Caldwell Tanks Scripps College of said he was given a lot of of Louis.ville. Ky., Midencouragement. as well. as Communications web site ready for use." Meters are installed by Atlantic Storage Systems of as well as in a lead article some constructtve cnll· Washington Coun House. water district personnel and in the online version of the cis m ·about his work, and locked off until the customer · Micro-Comm, Inc .. and Ohio University Alumni appre.ciated the opportumcalls to make an appointment Olathe, Kan. ry·to network with others in magazine, "Ohio Today," Museum plans tea party Letters ro the editor are welcome. They shauld be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include addre ..s and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be publi.1hed. Letter.! should be in good taste, addressing issues, nor personalities. Letters of thanks to organizations and individuals will not be acceptLast year, I watched the Special Ops panties and big ed for publieation. Counter Terrorism Unit's hoop earrings, first. 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I can't see him in · One month '1 U.27 Ec:Hior: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 shoulder bag in which he to change more frequently, Macy 's saying, "Does it One year '123.24 Dolly 50' kept his cell phone, his say, four or five times a come in any other colors., .. RljiOfter: B~an Reed, Ext 14 Senior Citizen rates supermarket savings card, day, with nice, long, hot " How many items can I R..,.,.r: Belh Sorgen!. Ext 13 1 10.27 One ritonth his Christmas card list. his showers in between, it take into the dressing room One year 't03.90 Lava soap, hair gel, deodor- works just as well. at one time?'' "Does this Adv.e rtlslng Subscribeos shoiAd """" ~ ""'anco ant, a laptop, keys, a pair of Some men might want to make me look fat?" " Does Outside S.tu: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 dlr9CI to the Daily Sentinel. No sub· call it, a "shoulder bag," or clean underwear, a sleep scription by mail permttted In areas it come in ecru?" I can, Oublde Sllel: Brenda Davis, Ext 16 where home carrier service is avaii.mask, handcuffs, pepper a "messenger bag" or for however, see him holding a Ciau./Circ.: Judy Clal1c, Ext 10 able. spray, a company charge the really insecure, "a mili- 9mm on a sales associate card, dental floss, expense tary shoulder bag" - as if and saying " Pic.k out someMall Subscription you're digging thing nice or I'll blow your account receipts, half of a when General Manager lnoldto Melgo County around ham panini, change for the in it after brunch at head off. Now! Move it!" Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 13 Weeks '3.2 .26 meter, moisturizer, hand a wine bar saying, "I know 26 Weeks '64 .20 I can't picture Jack in a those breath mints are 52 Weeks ' 127.11 in cream, a Taser, sunglasses, restaurant, either. I don't EofNIII: here someplace" it will a GPS, cell phone charger, think I've ever seen Jack news 0 mydailysentinel.com OUtaldto Melga County wallet, checkbook, Dentyne sound more masculine. eat anything on that show. I 13 Weeks '53.55 Not that you'd ever catch and this week's script keep trying to imagine the Web: 26 Weeks ' 107.10 changes. Jack Bauer in a wine bar kind of restaurant that Jack 52 Weeks '214.21 www.mydailysentinet.com It was perfect bag for you'd catch him wearing Bauer would like but I indicative in general of what we're trying to do, to keep a broad base and keep those low tax rates." Levin, 61, an economist and veteran tax admi nistrator, expanded on remarks he made earlier Tuesday to the Ohio Tax Conference, a two-day gathering of hundreds of tax attorneys and accountants. 'T m going to stand against creating new tax exemptions and new tax credits and keep the focus on tax reductions," Levin told conference participants. The changes enacted in 2005 replaced an 8.5 percent business tax on profits, criticized as too l)igh and full of corponite giveaways, with a low tax of 0.26 percent on sales by a broader variety of businesses. Gov. Ted Strickland said last week that growth in tax revenues will not meet expectations, leaving budget planners with between $1 billion and $1.5 billion less than projected to spend on government programs. Revenue under Ohio's new business tax is coming in above estimates. But, because of the way the tax change s are phased in, that money won ' t go into the state's general fund for five more years . As part of the new tax system, petroleum distributors gave up about $29 million in deductions for the evaporation of gasoline in storage tanks and other losses. By contrast , the industry saved $69 million over the same period with the business tax exemption. Both the change in deductions and the exemption for the business tax expire in July. Petroleum distributors are already drafting proposals to respond to the exemption ending, float ing a plan that would reduce the number of times the state taxes the sale of gasoline. Under the current system, the sale of petroleum could be taxed multiple times as . the product moves from refinery to marketer to service station to the public, Roger Dreyer, president of the Ohio Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association, said Tuesday. The exemption was never meant to be permanent, but instead was to give the industry and the state time to work out the best way of applying the new tax , said Senate President Bill Harri s. Like Levin, Harris said it 's crucial to keep the new tax low. "'If you start raising that up, you lose your tax reform, and we're just not going to do it," Harris, an Ashland Republican, said Tuesday. Levin, a deputy tax commissioner under Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste from 1983 to 1991 , said requests for tax credits by businesses are nothing new. But more than ever, he said, exemptions endanger the plan Republican lawmakers put in place for a tax plan that isn't sup posed to play favorites . Lawmakers said the changes were needed to update the state ' s tax code and jump start Oh10's anemic economy. The goal of the Jaw "is to have low tax rates and as broad a tax· base as poss ible," Levin said. " What.. broad tax base means is you don't have exemptions and credits and special arrangements , but that every taxpayer is taxed uniformly as much as you possibly can." State: Funeral director falsely For the Record · reported death for insurance Civil suit LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel • Wayne Lee Jones working, smart, good name to describe a devowoman. But it looked as if tion ""to a liberal agenda she were being nominated than reduces women to yet because she was a woman. another interest group seekThe president overlooked ing yet another government plenty of other, more quali - handout. " Because she is a Kathryn fied candidates because of woman, we gloss over the Lopez the ridiculous conventional actual sub stance of what wisdom that Justice Sandra she promotes because all Day O'Connor's seat was a that really matters is her woman's seat, never again gender. As Ingraham put it: "' De> pile her public image over there, and we ought to to be lllled by a male. at least give the president's That attitude was insult- "' the independent modem new policy a try before we ing to Harriet Miers, woman, .Hillary has always advocate failure. But I and to qualified judges, been a throwback, who for digress. men and women both . It decades re lied on a philanDuring that same speech, se nds the message that you dering husband and big whatever group we' re government for all the the president had gracious words for Pelosi - a shan. favoring - can't make it answers." As Pelosi took charge, sweet and appropriate on your own. acknowledgment of her Well, we girls can make she had to be reminded that achievement in becoming it after all. And Mary Tyler being a woman isn't really the first female Speaker of Moore is dated for even TV an ideology unto itself; she the House. But then he Land nowadays. There may swore other women in to moved on - to address be a milestone or two yet to Congress, including Marsha Congress, with the Speaker, · hit, but women are in the Tennessee's who happens to be a mix - in the marble halls, Blackburn, a member of woman, standing behind our nation 's top diplomat, the leadership of the coneditors, you name it. And servative Republican Study him as normal. And we should all move they do it, for the most Committee. Blackburn on. Or the chick rhetoric is pan, because they do it like agrees with Hillary and going to cause one helluva the guys do it: they work Pe losi on very little backlash, one that women hard and prove themselves. even though all three are ideologues those for So when folks advocate · mothers, wives and women. whom being a woman is Hillary for president The real milestone will be everything - will not like. because she is a woman when we realize that playHillary and her advisers let's make history! - we ing gender games is less could learn a lesson from ought to take a step back, important than exercising the guy currently in the lest we fall into "The right reason . White House. When he was Hillary Trap." This is a (Kathryn Lopez is the looking for a Supreme phrase radio talk-show host ediror of National Review Coun justice, he homed in (and former Supreme Coun Online (www.twtionalreon his White House coun- clerk) L1!ura Ingraham used l'iew.com). She am be consel, Harriet Miers. By most in her book (Hyperion, ta cted at k/npe z@ nationaljudgments, she was a hard- 2000) of the same "Trap" rel'iew.com.) The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com a POMEROY - A judgment action was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Wells Fargo Financial Acceptance, Inc., Lake Mary. Fla., against John Gilland, Albany. ·' Stamper completes training RU1LAND.·- Army Pvt. Robert Stamper has graduated from One Station Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort Kno~. Ky.. which included basic combat training and advanced individual training (AIT), During the first nine weeks of Initial entry training (lEn. the trainee completed basic combat training which included instruction in drill and ceremony, weapons. marksmanship and bayonet training, chemical warfare, field training and tactical exercises, marches, military courtes~, military justice, physical Illness, first aid, and Army history, traditions, and core values. During AJT, the soldier completed the armor crewman course to receive skill training in conducting tank. unit defensive and offensive combat operations. The soldier was trained to oper- ate, service and maintain armor tracked and wheeled · vehicles. load and floe tank weapon systems, perfonn ammunition handling and supply duties, and assist in tartet detection and idcntificauon. He is the son of David and Sara Eades of Whites Hill Road. Rutland. Stamper is a 2004 graduate of Meigs High SChool, Pomeroy. · Mentors from PageA1 having students that went through the program who are now in high school return to give back as a mentor. Those interested in becom· ing a mentor and volunteering two hours a week can call Zarcaro at 589-3680or e-mail her at azarcaro@hrs.org. ning water, water heaters, properly vented heating and cooling systems, smoke detectors, evidence of vermin or rats, the condition of walls, paint, appliances, electrical outlets and wiring. Most of Spaun 's checklist was taken from criteria used by the United States Office of Housing and Urban Development. The actual checklist is available for review in the Pomeroy Water Depanment Office in the Pomeroy Municipal Building where the fees are paid. The inspection fee s go back into the village's general fund. Am~ Dwight Icenhower "Love Me Tender" February 10 8 PM Tickets On Sale Now! Classic Movie- Romance Sunday, Feb. 11 2 pm Classic Movie- K. Hepburn Sunday, Feb. 28 2 pm The Arie ·Dater Hall 428 Sec. Ave. Gallipolis, OH TP-C I HEALTH FAIR at the Mulberry Community Center February 10, 2007 9:00am· ll:OOam What is offend: Fasting Cbolesterols Non-luting Cbolesterols Blood Pressure BMI Glucose Bone Density H91tb Related Information AppoW.~nt lllliSI bt 1114de for tht FaiUig ClwltsNrols Cllll A/lily Brumfwhl at 740-992-6626 to seltttlult an appointiiWnt ...-_ea., c-111 M-..,c-,c-ood ........... CtBiftl'by Molp c-"-.,.. Htllllll u1 w.-s.mc.. �The Daily Sentinel PageA6 OHIO Wednesday, January 31, 200? Inside Bl The Daily Sentinel Rebels swept by Rock Hill, Page 82 The Stortboard, Page 82 • Raiders sweep Chesapeake, Page 86 BY JAMES HANNAH ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER DAYTON - The security guards at WrightPatterson Air Force Base were more than a little curi ous. A package-delivery truck sitting on the edge of a base parking lot was shaking violently. Warily approaching, the MPs found 35-year-old driver Doug Jones inside shirtless. sweating and exercising to Latin music pulsing through the vehicle. Jones, on his lunch hour, was practicing Zumba - a brassy, high-octane, Colombian-born dance/aerobics workout that he teaches. "It's a party." Jones said in trying to des..:ribe Zumba (pronounced ZOOM' -buh), which is Colombian slang for "fast." "It emulates AP photo being in a nightclub without the drinking, the smok- Doug Jones. right, and his wife, Joan. in foreground, teach a Zumba class Saturday, in Dayton. ing, the bad pickup lines." Zumba is a mixture of Latin dance and aerobics. The couple have been teaching for four years. The exercise that gained a toehold in Miami in 1999 it is a novelty in areas with and Spanish-speaking audi - and not have to worry about it," said Rick Carpenter, 50. has spread its international less exposure to the Latin ences. culture. Others credit zeala television repairman from Zumba may be benefiting rhythms and tlamenco footfrom slightly increased Brookville, who took up work around the country, ous instructors. Until now, Zumba has interest in hard exercise . Zumba with his wife after and studios devoted to the craze are beginning to been taught at dance stu- Fifty-one percent of adult seeing a poster for it. "It's a dios, health clubs and Americans polled in a good stress reliever. You open. But Zumba Gallup survey io November can be having the worst day In Charlotte, N.C.. the YMCAs. classes have become so Fitness says its first U.S. said they exercise vigorous- ... and after you've done an popular that people are center was opened Jan. 15 ly at least once a week. hour of Zumba you just feel tull!ed away. They have to in the Dayton suburb of That compares with 47 per- great ." The 60-minute program arrive early and get their Vandalia by Jones and his cent the previous year. Enthusiasts say Zumba is incorporates footwork and hands stamped to assure wife, Joan. Studio Zumbas also are scheduled to open popular because people get body movements from the themselves a spot. Jessica Thompson taught in North Miami and lost in the music and the tlamenco. salsa and other Zumba in a studio attached Malabar, Fla., in February. dancing. making exercising dances. Participants pump Zumba Fitness, based in fun . Television dance their legs, windmill their to her apartment in Kansas North Miami, plans to take shows such as "Dancing arms. gyrate their hips. clap City. Mo. "I had to actually open the exercise to England, with the Stars" are also their hands, dip. slide and the doors and move people Taiwan and Japan and to fueling interest. spin - all to a frenzied into my kitchen so they sailors stationed with the "You can just get out beat that leaves them with could dance in there," she U.S. Navy in Japan. Los !here and move and be silly tlushed cheeks and dripMark said. "It just absolutely Angeles-based Burnett Productions, which exploded." Nearly million has created reality televiAmericans have taken sion shows such as Zumba classes, following "Survivor." is partnering the moves of 3,500 instruc- with the company on some tors, according to Zumba undisclosed projects. Roy Bank, head of corpoFitness LLC. which owns rate operations for Burnett, the trademark. Some think cities such as. said the oompany is interKansas City and Dayton are ested in Zumba because it embracing Zumba because appeals to both English- dancer wannabes can be intimidating . Julie Jestice. a 37-year· old Spanish teacher from Trenton. Ohio, drove 40 miles each way to unend a recent class, which had her hopping to Zumba music and a few popular tunes such as "La Bamba,"' "Hips Don't Lie" by Shakira and the theme to "Zorba the Greek." '"When I look at myself iq the mirror I see a smile on my face. and I never smil<; when I exercise. I'm practi· cally crying," Jestice said . "] was instantly hooked." Zumba is the latest page in the history of musical fitness. Aerobics. a free-form, 32-count routine that follows one song to the nexl without interruption. arrived in the mid-1970s . The more dance-oriented Jazzercise, choreographed tn specifi,c contemporary songs, followed . Next was step aerobics, where a box or step is used for step-up, step-down and circle-around exercises. And then there was spinning. where exercisers hop on stationary bicycles and pedal to music up and down 1maginary hills. Observers think Zumba may have staying power. ~ 'The music is so peppy. It.' s. happy music." said Jodai Saremi, assistant edi· · tor at American Fitness Magazine . a trade journal published by the Aerobic~ and Fitness Association ot America. "As long as the Zumba company keeps coming up with new music and choreography, people are going to be interested." ping in sweat. "You don 't have to torture yourself to be fit ," said Alberto~ Perlman. CEO of Zumba Fit~tess . ''It' s almost like hiding medicine inside a piece of candy." Pri ces vary among instructors. The Joneses charge $8 a session for drop-in students and offer sign-up packages of I0 sesSIOns tor $50. Exercise expert s say Zumba can offer a good cardia workout. Cedric Bryant. chief science officer for the American Council on Exercise. which trains fitness professionals, said Zumba is a relatively easy on the joints. "For the middle-aged exerciser, it"s going to be a more comfortable wav to challenge the body." Bryant said. Some dancers say they can burn up to 700 calories or more in one session an amount that wi II shed about one-tlfth of a pound. Such results are unlikely for beginners. however, said Richard Cotton, chief exercise physiologist with MyExerc1sePlan.com. a San Diego-based exercise Web site. "Someone who gets off the couch after 20 years and goes to a Zumba class they'r~ not going to get that result," he said. Those who spread· the gospel of Zumba acknowledge a few hurdles; getting guys to try it, for example. About 85 percent of Zumba students are women. And · for people with no dance experience, taking up Zumba with a studio full of W. 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Monday night...Partly cloudy. · Cold with lows around I0 above . Tuesday .. . Partly sunny. Highs in the lower 20s. l...ocAL ScHEDULE o4 upcx:1f00g """hg<""""' _ _ __ A~ POMEFO'f - ~ ...... lmm Galill and Metol ~ Todly'a= Gl~o aU n Por1smou11'1 at Gallia Academy, 6 p.m. Winlield at Point Pleasan1, 6 p.m. Thursday'• Qlmtl Boyo BukOiblll Hannan at OVCS, 7:30p.m. GlrloBuk-11 Coal Grewe at River Valley, 6 p.m. Southern at Federal Hocking, 6 p.m. Vinton County at Meigs, 6 p.m. Eastern at Waterford, 6 p.m. Hannan at OVCS, 6 p.m. Fri~•~• Boyo.0 tbOII WaterfQrd at Southern. 6:30p.m. Vinton County at Meigs, 6:30p.m. Athens at Gallia Academy. 7 p.m Eastern at Trim~e . 6:30p.m. Soulh GaHia atlronlon St Joe. 6:30p.m. River Valley at South Point, 6 Jf.m. OVCS at Cross Lanes, 8 p.m. Glrlo BookOiblll Coat Grol/8 at South Oallla, 6 p.m. OVCS at Cross Lanes. 6:30p.m. "'urdtv'• Mmt• BoyoBH-11 GaHia Academy al-rsburg, 6 p.m Belpre at Eastern. 6:30p.m. Col. BY GARY CLARK Sugardale Sh~nk HAMS $ PORTSIDE JUMBO Shrimp LB. 99 10 oz. PKG MICHELINA'S Pizza Rolls $ 99 150Z. PKG Fritos Scoops, Cheetos Or Doritos Diandras ·superior • Pepperoni Frozen Pizza Chicken PARKERSBURG, W.Va. - Eight three-pointers and a 54 percent shooting effort lifted host Parkersburg Catholic onward to a 61-45 victory over Eastern Tuesday in non-conference basketball action. The Crusaders made 26-of48 field goal attempts in the triumph, including 8-of-19 tries from behind the arc for 42 percent. The Eagles (1-14) managed just 39 percent from the ftoor, connecting on 18-of-46 attempts in the setback. That included a 5-of-13 performance from three-point territory for 39 percent. PC H S never trailed in the contest and opened up a 14-3 advantage just five minutes into the tlrst quarter. The Green canoll and White responded with a 5-0 run to close out the period and trailed 14-8 after eight minutes of action. EHS pulled to within a possession (25-23) with 3:30 showing in the second period, but a I0-4 run over the remainder of the frrst half lifted the Blue and White to a 35-27 intermission advan· tage. Catholic increased its edge to 40-29 just I: 15 into the second half and led by a' many as 14 points (45-31) during the third quarter before taking a 45-36 lead into the stretch run. The Eagles managed to cut the lead down to a dozen on two occasions, but a 6-2 PCHS run over the tinal four minutes enabled the hosts to secure the win . EHS had seven players reach the scoring column. led by Nathan Carroll with 14 points. Kyle Rawson was next with eight markers, while Alex McGrath chipped in six to the cause. Josh Collins. Jake Lynch and Kyle Gordon all had five points apiece. while Tyler Kearns rounded out the scoring with two markers. Only four Parkersburg Catholic players reached the scoring column, led by Zane Schneider's game-high 24 points. Seth Ullman was next with 16 and Britt West added a dozen to the winning cause. Cole Cwynar finished the scoring ,w1th nine markers. Catholic claimed a sweep with a 62-59 victory in the junior varsity tilt. Eastern returns to TVC Hocking action Friday when it travels to Glouster to take on Trimble, the only win that EHS has this season. Game time of the JV contest IS scheduled for 6 p.m. Southern falls to Belpre BY ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Cavaliers whip Golden State, 124-97 • SPENCER. W.Va. - One game removed from its best offensive outing of the 2006-07 basketball season. the Wahama White Falcons struggled mightily .in getting mto 1ts offensive rhythm .dropping a 16point decision to the Roane County Raiders Tuesday evening by a 64-48 score~ The White Falcons scored 88 po~nt~ in coasting to an easy wm ove~ Van on Friday, but found the points awfully hard to come by, especially during first half action, against the Raiders. WHS dug itself into an early hole after scoring just nine points in the opening quarter and was but one basket better than that output in the second canto as Roane County raced to a decisive 36-20 halftime lead. The hosts increased its edge to an overwhelming doctorpa . ?l·•· , l~e .. ;, . .,.,· . . .~· ' ......... , J> ,, PIHse see W•IYm.. 16 ' procedures·· Canisters Banquet Hot &Spicy STAFF REPORT SPORTSOMYDAILYSENTINEL. COM Meigs seventh graders beat Alexander, 48-22 SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Savings Good Thru Sunday Eagles fall to Parkersburg Catholic, 61-45 BELPRE - Belpre head coach and former Southern Ol~oBook-11 River Vallev at Eastern, 6 p.m. star Chris Stout was all W-Hng smiles. Gallia Academy al SEOAL Tournament Meigs, RNer Valley at John Deno Invite Not only did his club Coll-llllok-11 claim an Rio Grande at Mount Vernon, 7:30p.m. 86-61 TriWomon'o e..k.-1 CLEVELAND (AP) Rio Grande at Mount Vemon, 5:30p.m. Valley LeBron James rested his Conference Sunday'• gemt smarting toe, and Sasha Boyo Bookotblll Inter-diviPavlovic made sure the Sectional tournament draw (at Jackson), sional vicCleveland Cavaliers didn't 1 p.m. tory over stub theirs. t h e Pavlovic scored · a careerSouthern high 24 points filling in for SPORTS BRIEFS Tornadoes his injured teammate and (5-12), but the Cavaliers rolled without his senior their superstar, pounding Johnson star Jordan the Golden State Warriors Thornhi II scorched the nels 124-97 on Tuesday night. for 41 points. Thornhill is James missed his second scoring at a pace that should game in a less than a week net him the school's all-tirrie with a sprained right big ROCK SPRINGS - The toe, scoring record by year's end that isn 't Meigs seventh grade boys going anto mjury as his Eagles move to 8-6 on improve without basketball team defeated the rest. Cleveland's the season. Alexander Spartans 48-22 staff advised Jamesmedical Behind Thornhill's 41. 6to take on Monday to run its record the night off and there's foot-8 center Micah a to 9-3 on the season. 14 poini6 Pfalzgraf added Scoring for Meigs was chance he could miss more and I 0 rebounds for a doLi· Jeffrey Roush with nine, games. ble-double, Nate Watson The Cavaliers didn't need Nathan Roberts and Cody 10 points, Derek Harris had against the Warriors, Mattox with eight, Cole James eight, Markie Tate six, Eric a season-high in Turner with six while Ryan scoring Lynch five and Scott Taylor, Steven Mahr and points with their most bal- . Loy land two. attack in nearly 13 Jesse Smith all had four. anced Southern had one of its 'Nathan Rothgeb and Dijaun years. They improved to 8-2 better offensive nights with Robinson had two each and m games the All-Star for61 points led by senior star ward has missed because of Colton Stewart hit a free injuries Patrick Johnson with 19, during his career. throw. Wes Riffle 12, Jesse "He's our guy, so when Dustyn Lee had four McKnight 13, Weston rebounds and Austin King · he's out we have to cut AP photo Roberts six, Jacob Hunter harder, screen better and had two steals and an assist. execute that much more," Cleveland Cavaliers' David Wesley. left. and Golden State Warriors' Josh Powell chase l'our. Corbin Sellers three. down a loose ball during the second quarter of the Cavaliers' 124-97 win in an NBA basPIHH see C.VS, 82 Please lee Southern. 82 ketball game Tuesday in Cleveland. Wahama falls to Roane County Local weather Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 20s. 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Larry ~rum, Sports Writer (740) . .6-2342, .... 23 lcrumOmydallyregister.com Bryan walters, ~porta Writer (740) <146-2342 ..... 33 -Omydailysentinel.com .' CARRIE LOCKHART DILLARD, MD - Walk-ins welcome �The Daily Sentinel PageA6 OHIO Wednesday, January 31, 200? Inside Bl The Daily Sentinel Rebels swept by Rock Hill, Page 82 The Stortboard, Page 82 • Raiders sweep Chesapeake, Page 86 BY JAMES HANNAH ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER DAYTON - The security guards at WrightPatterson Air Force Base were more than a little curi ous. A package-delivery truck sitting on the edge of a base parking lot was shaking violently. Warily approaching, the MPs found 35-year-old driver Doug Jones inside shirtless. sweating and exercising to Latin music pulsing through the vehicle. Jones, on his lunch hour, was practicing Zumba - a brassy, high-octane, Colombian-born dance/aerobics workout that he teaches. "It's a party." Jones said in trying to des..:ribe Zumba (pronounced ZOOM' -buh), which is Colombian slang for "fast." "It emulates AP photo being in a nightclub without the drinking, the smok- Doug Jones. right, and his wife, Joan. in foreground, teach a Zumba class Saturday, in Dayton. ing, the bad pickup lines." Zumba is a mixture of Latin dance and aerobics. The couple have been teaching for four years. The exercise that gained a toehold in Miami in 1999 it is a novelty in areas with and Spanish-speaking audi - and not have to worry about it," said Rick Carpenter, 50. has spread its international less exposure to the Latin ences. culture. Others credit zeala television repairman from Zumba may be benefiting rhythms and tlamenco footfrom slightly increased Brookville, who took up work around the country, ous instructors. Until now, Zumba has interest in hard exercise . Zumba with his wife after and studios devoted to the craze are beginning to been taught at dance stu- Fifty-one percent of adult seeing a poster for it. "It's a dios, health clubs and Americans polled in a good stress reliever. You open. But Zumba Gallup survey io November can be having the worst day In Charlotte, N.C.. the YMCAs. classes have become so Fitness says its first U.S. said they exercise vigorous- ... and after you've done an popular that people are center was opened Jan. 15 ly at least once a week. hour of Zumba you just feel tull!ed away. They have to in the Dayton suburb of That compares with 47 per- great ." The 60-minute program arrive early and get their Vandalia by Jones and his cent the previous year. Enthusiasts say Zumba is incorporates footwork and hands stamped to assure wife, Joan. Studio Zumbas also are scheduled to open popular because people get body movements from the themselves a spot. Jessica Thompson taught in North Miami and lost in the music and the tlamenco. salsa and other Zumba in a studio attached Malabar, Fla., in February. dancing. making exercising dances. Participants pump Zumba Fitness, based in fun . Television dance their legs, windmill their to her apartment in Kansas North Miami, plans to take shows such as "Dancing arms. gyrate their hips. clap City. Mo. "I had to actually open the exercise to England, with the Stars" are also their hands, dip. slide and the doors and move people Taiwan and Japan and to fueling interest. spin - all to a frenzied into my kitchen so they sailors stationed with the "You can just get out beat that leaves them with could dance in there," she U.S. Navy in Japan. Los !here and move and be silly tlushed cheeks and dripMark said. "It just absolutely Angeles-based Burnett Productions, which exploded." Nearly million has created reality televiAmericans have taken sion shows such as Zumba classes, following "Survivor." is partnering the moves of 3,500 instruc- with the company on some tors, according to Zumba undisclosed projects. Roy Bank, head of corpoFitness LLC. which owns rate operations for Burnett, the trademark. Some think cities such as. said the oompany is interKansas City and Dayton are ested in Zumba because it embracing Zumba because appeals to both English- dancer wannabes can be intimidating . Julie Jestice. a 37-year· old Spanish teacher from Trenton. Ohio, drove 40 miles each way to unend a recent class, which had her hopping to Zumba music and a few popular tunes such as "La Bamba,"' "Hips Don't Lie" by Shakira and the theme to "Zorba the Greek." '"When I look at myself iq the mirror I see a smile on my face. and I never smil<; when I exercise. I'm practi· cally crying," Jestice said . "] was instantly hooked." Zumba is the latest page in the history of musical fitness. Aerobics. a free-form, 32-count routine that follows one song to the nexl without interruption. arrived in the mid-1970s . The more dance-oriented Jazzercise, choreographed tn specifi,c contemporary songs, followed . Next was step aerobics, where a box or step is used for step-up, step-down and circle-around exercises. And then there was spinning. where exercisers hop on stationary bicycles and pedal to music up and down 1maginary hills. Observers think Zumba may have staying power. ~ 'The music is so peppy. It.' s. happy music." said Jodai Saremi, assistant edi· · tor at American Fitness Magazine . a trade journal published by the Aerobic~ and Fitness Association ot America. "As long as the Zumba company keeps coming up with new music and choreography, people are going to be interested." ping in sweat. "You don 't have to torture yourself to be fit ," said Alberto~ Perlman. CEO of Zumba Fit~tess . ''It' s almost like hiding medicine inside a piece of candy." Pri ces vary among instructors. The Joneses charge $8 a session for drop-in students and offer sign-up packages of I0 sesSIOns tor $50. Exercise expert s say Zumba can offer a good cardia workout. Cedric Bryant. chief science officer for the American Council on Exercise. which trains fitness professionals, said Zumba is a relatively easy on the joints. "For the middle-aged exerciser, it"s going to be a more comfortable wav to challenge the body." Bryant said. Some dancers say they can burn up to 700 calories or more in one session an amount that wi II shed about one-tlfth of a pound. Such results are unlikely for beginners. however, said Richard Cotton, chief exercise physiologist with MyExerc1sePlan.com. a San Diego-based exercise Web site. "Someone who gets off the couch after 20 years and goes to a Zumba class they'r~ not going to get that result," he said. Those who spread· the gospel of Zumba acknowledge a few hurdles; getting guys to try it, for example. About 85 percent of Zumba students are women. And · for people with no dance experience, taking up Zumba with a studio full of W. Main Street Pomeroy •· ------------------L---·~·~·--~---·~··~ "~'·~ ~~·-·--- · . 992-2891 . . -... . -· Local . . stocks AEP (NYSE)- 43.76 -47.54 Akzo (NASDAQ)- 62.41 Oak Hill Financial ( NAS. DAQ)- 27.49 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) 89.42 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. 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Highs in the lower 20s. l...ocAL ScHEDULE o4 upcx:1f00g """hg<""""' _ _ __ A~ POMEFO'f - ~ ...... lmm Galill and Metol ~ Todly'a= Gl~o aU n Por1smou11'1 at Gallia Academy, 6 p.m. Winlield at Point Pleasan1, 6 p.m. Thursday'• Qlmtl Boyo BukOiblll Hannan at OVCS, 7:30p.m. GlrloBuk-11 Coal Grewe at River Valley, 6 p.m. Southern at Federal Hocking, 6 p.m. Vinton County at Meigs, 6 p.m. Eastern at Waterford, 6 p.m. Hannan at OVCS, 6 p.m. Fri~•~• Boyo.0 tbOII WaterfQrd at Southern. 6:30p.m. Vinton County at Meigs, 6:30p.m. Athens at Gallia Academy. 7 p.m Eastern at Trim~e . 6:30p.m. Soulh GaHia atlronlon St Joe. 6:30p.m. River Valley at South Point, 6 Jf.m. OVCS at Cross Lanes, 8 p.m. Glrlo BookOiblll Coat Grol/8 at South Oallla, 6 p.m. OVCS at Cross Lanes. 6:30p.m. "'urdtv'• Mmt• BoyoBH-11 GaHia Academy al-rsburg, 6 p.m Belpre at Eastern. 6:30p.m. Col. BY GARY CLARK Sugardale Sh~nk HAMS $ PORTSIDE JUMBO Shrimp LB. 99 10 oz. PKG MICHELINA'S Pizza Rolls $ 99 150Z. PKG Fritos Scoops, Cheetos Or Doritos Diandras ·superior • Pepperoni Frozen Pizza Chicken PARKERSBURG, W.Va. - Eight three-pointers and a 54 percent shooting effort lifted host Parkersburg Catholic onward to a 61-45 victory over Eastern Tuesday in non-conference basketball action. The Crusaders made 26-of48 field goal attempts in the triumph, including 8-of-19 tries from behind the arc for 42 percent. The Eagles (1-14) managed just 39 percent from the ftoor, connecting on 18-of-46 attempts in the setback. That included a 5-of-13 performance from three-point territory for 39 percent. PC H S never trailed in the contest and opened up a 14-3 advantage just five minutes into the tlrst quarter. The Green canoll and White responded with a 5-0 run to close out the period and trailed 14-8 after eight minutes of action. EHS pulled to within a possession (25-23) with 3:30 showing in the second period, but a I0-4 run over the remainder of the frrst half lifted the Blue and White to a 35-27 intermission advan· tage. Catholic increased its edge to 40-29 just I: 15 into the second half and led by a' many as 14 points (45-31) during the third quarter before taking a 45-36 lead into the stretch run. The Eagles managed to cut the lead down to a dozen on two occasions, but a 6-2 PCHS run over the tinal four minutes enabled the hosts to secure the win . EHS had seven players reach the scoring column. led by Nathan Carroll with 14 points. Kyle Rawson was next with eight markers, while Alex McGrath chipped in six to the cause. Josh Collins. Jake Lynch and Kyle Gordon all had five points apiece. while Tyler Kearns rounded out the scoring with two markers. Only four Parkersburg Catholic players reached the scoring column, led by Zane Schneider's game-high 24 points. Seth Ullman was next with 16 and Britt West added a dozen to the winning cause. Cole Cwynar finished the scoring ,w1th nine markers. Catholic claimed a sweep with a 62-59 victory in the junior varsity tilt. Eastern returns to TVC Hocking action Friday when it travels to Glouster to take on Trimble, the only win that EHS has this season. Game time of the JV contest IS scheduled for 6 p.m. Southern falls to Belpre BY ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Cavaliers whip Golden State, 124-97 • SPENCER. W.Va. - One game removed from its best offensive outing of the 2006-07 basketball season. the Wahama White Falcons struggled mightily .in getting mto 1ts offensive rhythm .dropping a 16point decision to the Roane County Raiders Tuesday evening by a 64-48 score~ The White Falcons scored 88 po~nt~ in coasting to an easy wm ove~ Van on Friday, but found the points awfully hard to come by, especially during first half action, against the Raiders. WHS dug itself into an early hole after scoring just nine points in the opening quarter and was but one basket better than that output in the second canto as Roane County raced to a decisive 36-20 halftime lead. The hosts increased its edge to an overwhelming doctorpa . ?l·•· , l~e .. ;, . .,.,· . . .~· ' ......... , J> ,, PIHse see W•IYm.. 16 ' procedures·· Canisters Banquet Hot &Spicy STAFF REPORT SPORTSOMYDAILYSENTINEL. COM Meigs seventh graders beat Alexander, 48-22 SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Savings Good Thru Sunday Eagles fall to Parkersburg Catholic, 61-45 BELPRE - Belpre head coach and former Southern Ol~oBook-11 River Vallev at Eastern, 6 p.m. star Chris Stout was all W-Hng smiles. Gallia Academy al SEOAL Tournament Meigs, RNer Valley at John Deno Invite Not only did his club Coll-llllok-11 claim an Rio Grande at Mount Vernon, 7:30p.m. 86-61 TriWomon'o e..k.-1 CLEVELAND (AP) Rio Grande at Mount Vemon, 5:30p.m. Valley LeBron James rested his Conference Sunday'• gemt smarting toe, and Sasha Boyo Bookotblll Inter-diviPavlovic made sure the Sectional tournament draw (at Jackson), sional vicCleveland Cavaliers didn't 1 p.m. tory over stub theirs. t h e Pavlovic scored · a careerSouthern high 24 points filling in for SPORTS BRIEFS Tornadoes his injured teammate and (5-12), but the Cavaliers rolled without his senior their superstar, pounding Johnson star Jordan the Golden State Warriors Thornhi II scorched the nels 124-97 on Tuesday night. for 41 points. Thornhill is James missed his second scoring at a pace that should game in a less than a week net him the school's all-tirrie with a sprained right big ROCK SPRINGS - The toe, scoring record by year's end that isn 't Meigs seventh grade boys going anto mjury as his Eagles move to 8-6 on improve without basketball team defeated the rest. Cleveland's the season. Alexander Spartans 48-22 staff advised Jamesmedical Behind Thornhill's 41. 6to take on Monday to run its record the night off and there's foot-8 center Micah a to 9-3 on the season. 14 poini6 Pfalzgraf added Scoring for Meigs was chance he could miss more and I 0 rebounds for a doLi· Jeffrey Roush with nine, games. ble-double, Nate Watson The Cavaliers didn't need Nathan Roberts and Cody 10 points, Derek Harris had against the Warriors, Mattox with eight, Cole James eight, Markie Tate six, Eric a season-high in Turner with six while Ryan scoring Lynch five and Scott Taylor, Steven Mahr and points with their most bal- . Loy land two. attack in nearly 13 Jesse Smith all had four. anced Southern had one of its 'Nathan Rothgeb and Dijaun years. They improved to 8-2 better offensive nights with Robinson had two each and m games the All-Star for61 points led by senior star ward has missed because of Colton Stewart hit a free injuries Patrick Johnson with 19, during his career. throw. Wes Riffle 12, Jesse "He's our guy, so when Dustyn Lee had four McKnight 13, Weston rebounds and Austin King · he's out we have to cut AP photo Roberts six, Jacob Hunter harder, screen better and had two steals and an assist. execute that much more," Cleveland Cavaliers' David Wesley. left. and Golden State Warriors' Josh Powell chase l'our. Corbin Sellers three. down a loose ball during the second quarter of the Cavaliers' 124-97 win in an NBA basPIHH see C.VS, 82 Please lee Southern. 82 ketball game Tuesday in Cleveland. Wahama falls to Roane County Local weather Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 20s. 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CARRIE LOCKHART DILLARD, MD - Walk-ins welcome �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Eastern Calh ohc 8 14 19 9 2 1 10 9 16 - 45 61 EASTERN (1 ·14) Josh Co llins 2 0-0 5 Jake Lynch 2 0 -0 5 Kelly Wmebrenner 0 0-0 0 Alex McGrath 2 2·2 6 Kyle GorDon 2 o-o 5 Nathan Carroll 5 2·3 14 Kyle Rawson 4 0·0 8 Joel Lynch 0 o-o 0 Tyle r Kearns 1 0-0 2 TOTALS 18·46 4·5 45 Th ree-pomt goals 5· 13 (Carroll 2 Colltns 1 Jake l ynch 1 Gordon 1) PARK CATHOLIC (nla) Jacob Hensle r 0 o-o 0 John Boelter 0 0 0 0 Zane Schneider 10 0·0 24 Cole Cwynar 4 D-O 9 Seth Ullman 7 1 1 16 Bntt West 5 0..0 12 TOTAL S 26-48 1 1 61 Three-potnl goals 8· 19 (Schnetder 4 W est 2 C wynar a nd Ullman each had 1 aptecel Fteld goals - Eastern 18-46 ( 39 1) Catholic 26 48 ( 542) Three potnt goals - Eastern 5·13 ( 385) Cathohc 8· 19 ( 421) Free throws - Eastern 4 5 ( 800) Catholic 1-1 {1 00) Rebounds- Eastern 20 (Carroll 7) CatholiC 16 (West 7) AsSists - Eastern 5 {Carroll 3) Catholic 10 (West 3) Steals - Eastern 3 (Three lied w1th 1 ap1ece) Catholic 5 Eastern 1 (Ullman 2) Blocks (M cGrath 1) CatholiC 3 (West 2) Turnovers - Eastern 8 Catholic 10 Fouls - Easte rn 7 CatholiC9 JV Score - CatholiC 62 Eastern 59 BELPRE 86, SOUTHERN 61 Southern 20 10 Belpre 23 18 t 5 16 18 28 - 61 86 SOUTHERN (5-121 M1chael Manuel 0 1·2 1 Weston Roberts 3 0 0 6 Patnck Johnson 5 8- 10 19 Kre•g Klesk.1 0 0·0 0 We s R1flle 5 2·4 12 Jacob Hunter 2 0·0 4 Corb1n Se~ers 1 0· 2 3 Weston Counts a 0 0 0 Ryan Chapman t Q-1 3 Jesse McKmght6 1 5 13 Totals 23122461 BELPRE (8-6) Nate Watson 3 4 5 1o E r1c Lynch 2 1 2 5 Jordan Thornh•U 17 6·8 41 Scott Layland 1 o-o 2, Derek Hams 3 2 2 8 Markle Tate 3 0-0 6 John Logue 0 0 0 0 Jared Azar 0 0·0 0, MICah Pfalzgraf 7 0· 2 14 Totals 36 13 19 86 Three P01nt Goats - Southern 3 (Johnson 1 Sellers t Chapman 1} Belpre 1 (Thornhill 1) ROANE COUNTY 84, WAHAMA 48 Wahama 9 1t 14 14 - 48 Cavs from PageBI coach Mtke Brown said. Donyell Marshall added 15 pomts, Zydrunas Ilgauskas 14 wtth I 0 rebounds and Cleveland snapped a three-game losmg streak at home whtle gettmg etght players m double fig· ures for the first ume s10ce Apnl 22, 1994 "Thts was a chance tor some of us to make names ourselves," satd for Marshall, who had hts thtrd stratght sohd game. •·we all know what LeBron can do. Wtth htm out, we knew we Roane Co 19 17 17 11 - 64 BY BRAD SHERMAN 8SHERMAN@MYDAI LYTRt8UNE COM WAHAMA (481 Brenton Clark 7 2 4 16 Jordan Smith 6 2 ·3 14 Justin Arno ld 4 0 2 9 Casey Hamson 2 0 0 4 Ke1t h Pearson 1 1·2 3 Josh Pauley 1 0-0 2 Kev1n Wasonga 0 DO 0 Totals 21 5 11 48 ROANE COUNTY (641 Justin Vanhove 7 0 0 17 Anthony Hodgkms 5 0·0 14 D1llon W1t1as 5 0·0 10 Chns Snyde1 50 0 10 Ty Jacks'Jn 3 0 2 6 Chanmng Benson 1 2 2 4 Joe Caldwell 1 0 0 3 Totals 27 2-4 64 Three Pomt Goal s - Wahama 1 (Arnold) RCHS 8 3 Caldwell I) ( H odg~1ns Wednesday, January 31, 2007 www.mydailysentlnel.com South Gallia swept by Rock Hill, 53-50 The Scoreboard PARKERSBURG CATHOLIC 61, EASTERN 45 Wednesday, January 31, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com 4 Vanhove RIVER VALLEY 69, CHESAPEAKE 60 Chesapeake 4 13 16 27 - 60 R.ver Va lley 15 9 20 25 ~ 69 CHESAPEAKE (5 11 . 1·6 OVC) Aaron Ross 0 4-<4 4 Mtchael Stapleton 7 56 19 Marty Clay 0 0 0 a Kyle Rase 7 0-0 14 Aaron Donahoe 2 Q-0 4 Kyle Webb 4 1 2 10 Jonatha n Greene 2 3 5 7 Jeremy Reaper 0 0 0 0 Trav1s Z1mmerman 1 0·2 2 TOTALS 23·49 13· 19 60 Three poml goals 1 12 (Webb 1) RIVER VALLEY (!H 4-3 OVCI Devm G1bbs 0 o-o 0 Jason Jones 1 2 4 5 Bryan Morrow 5 3 3 15 Ryan Eggleton 5 0 2 11 Mtchael Cordell 5 2 5 12 Tyl er Thompson 4 1 4 9 Ryan Henry 2 4 6 8 Ian Lewts 1 1 2 3 Zak Deal 3 0 0 6 TOTALS 26-59 13 26 69 Three· pomt goals 4 19 (Morrow 2 Jones and Egglelon each had 1 ap• ece) F1eld goals- Chesapeake 23·49 ( 469) RJVer Valley 26 59 ( 441) Three pomt goals - Chesapeake 1 12 ( 083) RIVer Valley 419 ( 211 } Free throws Chesapeake 13·1 9 ( 684 ) A1ver Valley 13 26 ( 500) Rebounds - Che sapeake 28 {Greene and Z1mmerman each had 6 ap1ece) A1ver Valley 33 (Cordell and Thompson each nad 9 ap•ece) Offenswe rebounds - Chesapeake 8 (Three players tied w1th 2 ap1ece) Awer Valley 16 {Cord ell and Thompson each had 5 ap1ece) Ass1sts - Chesapeake 5 (Siapleton and Rase each had 2 ap1ece) River Valley 9 (Jones 3) Steals Chesapeake 1o (Stapleton and A Ross each had 3 ap1ece) R1ver Valley 12 (Morrow 3) Blocks - Chesapeake 1 (Greene t) R1ver Valley 1 (Thompson 1) Turnovers - Chesapeake 17 R1ver Valley 16 Fouls - Chesapeake 22 Rwer Valley 21 JV Score - River Valley 53 ChesapeaKe 27 all had to step up." Pavlovtc, averagmg JUSt 14.6 mmutes per game, bolt· ed immediately after hts best game as a pro and wasn 't avatlable for comment The Cavaliers made a sea· son-htgh 12 3-pomters, mcludmg f.our by rookte Daniel Gibson, who made hts first stan at point guard Baron Davts scored 21 pon1ts to lead the Warriors, who opened a stx-game tnp wnh one they'd hke to torget They went Just 2-for-20 on 3-pomters, committed 20 turnovers and were never a threat m droppmg theu lifth stratght road game "We've got to get serious about wmmng, that' s all It ts," Davts satd ·•we ' ve got PED RO - When you' re a Dt visJOn IV school. there IS no same m los mg !o a sohd Dt viSion II by three po mts on a hosttle court BUI a loss ts still a loss. and th e So uth Galha Runnm ' Rebels are now 0-2 .tga tn st the Rock Htll Red men In a much-anti ctpated rematch, Rock Htll rallied from a hve- potnt deftctt m the t mal mmutes to beat South Gal Ita 53-50 m a boys htgh school basketball game on Tuesday. Southern from Page 81 Ryan Chapman three and Mtchael Manuel one Southern unlaunched all of tt s weapons m the first period with big scores from McKmght, Rtffle. Sellers, and Chapman Belpre, meanwhile, established a solid mstde-outside game and uptleat tempo that saw ThornhJII and Pfalzgraf put etght po10ts apiece on the scorecard in a 23-20 Belpre advantage. In the .second round, Thornhtll was ommpotent. Launching the long bomb, some guys that don't know how to drepare for the games an it shows in their play It's shocking that we get beat ltlce that and LeBron is out. We talked about 11 thts morning, that they were gomg to come out wnh a lot of hustle and passton "It's like it's falhng on deaf ears" AI Harrington added 13 points and Andris Biednns 12 for Golden State, which took the Cavaliers to overtime before losing on Jan. 20. Thts one was o~er early as the Cavaliers bolted to a ISpoint lead after 12 minutes and never let the Wamors get mstde double dtgtts the Andr e w Stumb o made an old fas ht o ned three -potnt play and M a t t Matney hll a Jumper to even the score at 50. The Red men (I 0-5) took the lead tor the final lime wtth 20 seconds to play after Mtke Ison came away wtth a steal and converted the layup It was only the second loss of the season, both to the Redmen , for South Galha ( 13-2 ) The two cluhs battled to double overtime a to ago few weeks Mercervt lle. Matney paced the wmners with 19 pomts, Stumbo added 15 whtle Nathan Davenport had a doubledouble wtth II pomts and II rebounds Dustin McCombs was the South Gallia htgh man wtth 17 points while Travt s McCarty natled a patr of threes and also reached double figure s wtth I 0 Tyler Duncan and Dernck Beaver had seven and six re spectively. Also for the Rebels, Steven Call had four while Aaron PhJlhps , Dewey Cantrell and Justm Triplett all chtpped tn wtth two. South Galha was also a wmner tn the reserve con· tes t, 33-26, as the Rebels tmpro ved to I 0 - 1. John Wells and Vance Fellure had II and nme res pecti vely for the wmners wh tie Herb1e Butterbaugh' s I0 paced Rock Htll South Gallia wtll look to put the fini shing touches on tis sectional draw resume when the Rebels vtsit Ironton St Joe on Fnday. South Galha ts expected to be one of the teams vymg for the top spot in Dtvtston IV at the draw on Sunday. the fake-and drive jumper, and a 5-of-6 sunt at the hoe tor 20 pomts at the mtermtsston, the semor leader led the Golden Eagles to a 4130 halftime advantage. Southern's McKnight had e tght at the half for Southern en route to a career-high offenstve game Southern kept pace 10 the thtrd round , but Belpre ' s new verston of the table defense put Southern further in the hole 59-45 . l'hornhtll 's 4uest for stardom dtd not rest on smgulanty, but resulted from a good team effort and unselfish play from hts peers The semor continued his rampage with a tenpoint round, while Southern's Johnson kept pace wtth moe (6-6 at the line). Southern's Roberts and Johnson each added four po10ts m the finale, , wtth three from McKmght antl a deuce from Riffle . Still, Southero 's effort was not enough. Thornhill fimshed strong with II pmnts, top· pmg out wtth a season-htgh 41. Belpre rolled on to the 86-61 finale. Southern htt 23-of-59 overall, hittmg 3-of-9 (33 percent) on threes, 20-of-50 twos (40 percent), and 12of-24 at the line Southern had 21 turnovers, 27 rebounds (McKnight 8, Rtffle 7), nine assists (Hunter 3, Me Kmght3), 12 steals (McKmght 4, Riffle 3) and 18 fouls. Belpre hll 36-of-65 overall, hilling 1-of-6 treys, 34of-~9 twos, and 13-of- 19 at the hue. Belpre had 37 rebounds (Pfalzfraf II, Thornhill 8), 18 turnovers, 14 assists (Thornhtll 3, Harris four), 12 steals (Thornhtll 3, Watson 3) and 21 fouls . Southern's reserves claimed a 30-25 wm m the prehmmary contest. Mtchael Manuel had nine, Kreig Kleski eight and John Brauer five. Belpre was led by Jared Azar wtth etght Southern hosts Waterford ' Fnday 10 a Tri· Valley Conference Hockmg Division game. rest of the way Searching for more points from his point guard. Brown replaced Eric Snow in the startmg hneup with Gtbson, who finished wtth 12 pomts, two assists and two turnovers 10 25 mmutes. "It was special," Gibson satd. "I had a couple of buttertlies. I really haven't had buUertltes hke that in a long ttme " Pavlovic started last Fnday at Philadell'hta when James missed hts first game of the season to rest his toe. But coach Mike Brown curiously sat the 6-foot-7 swin~­ man during Cleveland s I I 5-100 loss to Phoenix on Sunday. One of Cleveland's most athletic players, Pavlovtc scored 15 m the fust half and then bettered his careerhtgh by burym~ a 3-pomter wtth 6 33 remammg to gtve Cleveland a II 0-84 lead. The big cushion allowed Brown to clear hts bench, gtvmg ltme to seldom used reserves Dwayne Jones and Scot Pollard. Wtth James relaxmg on the bench wearmg a brown velour dress jacket, the Cavaliers worked the ball around on offense mstead of doing their usual standmg around to watch their leadmg scorer take over They pushed the tempo, made the extra pass and looked better w1th the ball than they have m weeks The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 mribune - Sentinel - l\e lster CLASSIFIED Galli a County OH Webs1tes: In One Week With Us www.mydatlytrtbune.com E·mall www.mydatlysentinel com classtfted@ mydailytrlbune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www mydatlyregtster.com PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE l\egister To Place tn:ribune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Oeal~ire4 Word Ads Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. D•lly In-COlumn: 1 : 00 p .m Monday-f'rlday for Insertion All Display: 12 Noon 2 Buslne•• Days Prior To In Next Day's Paper sunday In- column. 1 · 00 p.m. For Sunday• Paper Publication Sunday Display: 1 :00 Thursday for Sundays • All ads muat be prepaid• Ohio V.lley Pubhhlng r1•erve1 the rtgnt to ldlt, rejKt or c:enctleny 1d litany time Errore mutt be reported on the tt~t ct.y of Trlbun .. 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Errors MUll oported on tho n otpubllcltlona ho Trlbuno-Sonllnol aglaltr will Ilgauskas scored 12 pomts as Cleveland built a 67-47 halftime lead The 7foot-3 center also had a LeBron-like assist. dropping a no-look, over-the· head pass 10 the lane to u cuttmg Drew Gooden for a dunk that put the Cavaliers up by 20 and brought a screammg James out of hts seat Golden State coach Don Nelson was disappomted 10 hts club's effort whtle falling to 4-16 m road games. "For whatever reason, we dtdn't come to play," he said. "We never got rolhng and that was the least of what I thought our problems would be." any lou or ezpenae tl'\al resull:l from Ute publk:atlon or oml..lon ol .n edvertiHrMnl Correction wUI be IMIIIIIn the tlr11 IYalleb .. .clition •• ~:,";:::.;~:1 conii!Mnttal • Currenl rate card •ppllee • All rul eetale advertleement• ere aubject to the Feder.t Fair Houelng Ac:t of 1188 • Thle • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • A.a. Should Run 1 Dily• \\\t\1 '\ t I \I I \ I " *POLICIES* r ~~ V•uur Rlyl•ll tuo K n c • - .. LEGAL NOTICE In the Meigs County Court of Common Ptees Pomeroy, Ohio Bruner Land Company, Inc., Plaintiff, Vs Stephen E Bunner, Deceased, at al, Defendants Case No Stephen E. Bunner, whose tast known addreas was 1416 Hocking Road, Belpre, Ohio 45714, Nancy Bunner, Spouse of Stephen E Bunner, whoae lut known address Ia 1416 Hocking road, Belpre, Ohio 45714, and the unknown heirs at law ol Stephen E. Bunner, deceased, the current addresses of same which are unknown, and cannot wHh rea· oonable diligence be found or ascortatned, shalt take notice that on _ day of December, 2006, Bruner Land Compeny, Inc., Byesville, Ohio 43723, tiled Its com· plaint against said party praying lor judg· rnent quieting tHie In the Ptalntlff relative to the torecloauro of a land lnataltment con· tract regarding the lot· lowtng deacrt~ real utate, to-wit. Sltuettd In the Township of Oltve, County of Metga, and State or Ohto, being tn Fraction 35 of Old Section 34, Range 1I Wut, Townehlp 4 North, of "The Ohto Company Firat Purchase ol1717", lnd baing bOunded and <Mecrtbed uloltowe: Commencing lor Raloroncotta518" 1ron pin found at the Southuet cornor of Frectlon 35 (Nota: Ralerenct bearing on the Eut ltne of Frectlon 35 uttd ae North 01 dag 08" 40" Eett): Thence, with thtt Eut line of Fraction 35, North 01 deg 08' 40" East a distance of 1,111.531eet to an Iron pon set at the Southeast corner of a 40 acres tract as con· veyed to Ray M and Ina J. Wea- by Parcel No 1 of Deed Volume 261, Page 335 ot the Meigs County Recordor"s Office: Thence with the South line of said Weaver property, North 89 dog. oo· 17"" West a distance of 384.921eetto a point In the center line ol townahlp Road No. 270 (Limberger Ridge Road), being the true point of beginning tor this description; Thence, lrom said point of beginning and running wHh the can· terllne of .Township road No. 270, the' lol· towing lour couraea (1) South 02 deg. 54' 52" West a distance of 66.51 feet to a point; (2) Thence South 12 deg. 19' 50" West a dis· tance ol75.041eet to a point; (3) Thence South 23 deg. 43' 24" West a dis· lance of 80.03 teet to a point, (4) Thence South 39 deg 12' 06" West a dlt· lance of 52.57 feat to a point; Thence, leaving tho road. North 89 deg. 07' 40" Weet a distance of 1.091.49 feet to an Iron pin HI In the Eatt line of a 51.8807 acre• tract 11 conveyed to Eric L and &haron R Johneon by Official Record• Volume 106, Page 321 of thll Melga County Recorder'• Office, peulng through two Iron plna IIIII dtatancu of plua 25.80 lut and plua 125.90 IHt, roepectlv• ly; Thence, wHh the Eut line of utd Johneon property, North Ot <Mg. 25' 19" Eall a dletanct ol200 00 feet to an Iron pin aat at the Southweet corner of the aforementioned Ray M. and Ina J Weaver property; Thence, wtth the South line of satd Weaver property, South 89 deg., 00' 17" East a dtstance of 1.177 03 teet to the poonl of beginning, passing through an Iron pin set at a dis· lance of plus 1,147.03 teet. Containing 6.071 acres, mora or len. being a new split out of AudHor's Parcel No. 0900551.000 SubJect to all legal rlght·ot-ways, easement, restroctlons, reservations, and zon· lng regulations of record. . Subject to the right-of· way of Township Road No. 270. Subtecl to the 10D-Year Flood Plain reatroc· tiona, II appltcable Subject to a 30 00 teet wide easement being reserved unto the grantors (Bruner Land Company, Inc.), their heirs, and or aaalgns, forever. Saod easement being lor the purpose of running utilities to other parcels of land on or near Township Road No 270. Sal~ aaaamant runs In a north·aouth direction acroea tha eut end of the ebove·deacrlbed property with the out tint of eald suement being lhe centerline of Townehlp Road No 270 Containing 0.315 acre, more or lou, of uaoment. All Iron plna ut are 15/8" x 30" ...,_, cepped end labeled "Ciaue 8458". Thll bearing• tn thle daecrlptlon are lor angtocetcutattoneonty and aro beHd on the Eut Hns of FriiCllon 35 uHd 11 North 01 clag. 08" 40" Eaat. A pitt ot thll abovoducrtbed eurvay hu bean aubmltted lor !Ita at the County Engineer'• Office The above deacrlptlon prepared by Roger W. Claus, Registered Surveyor No. 8456, baaed on "" actual field survey of January 6, 2003; said survey baing subJect to any facts that may be dis· closed In a lutt and accurete title Bearch Lot 4 Llmberger Ridge Road Olive Township, Ohio PPN: 09.()()551.004 Bruner Forshee Protective Covenant• 1) The following protecttva covenants are covenants running with the land until 11112075, and may be enforced (through Injunction or other· wise) by any owner acquiring auy part of the land acquired by the undersigned In tho township of Olive by Deed recorded In O.R. Vol. 160 pg 559 on the land records of Meigs County, Ohio. 2) No more than two residences per tract shalt be permitted, though tracts may be further spilt and built on with government approvals 3) Permanent dwellings shall be restricted to the apecl· llcotlons of HUD approved oecttonal homea, the Ohio Batie Building Code on mod· ular homu lOtting upon either a crawl apace or ba11mant and new conttructtd ena butH homaa. Any homes will be new at the time of placement end built with new mllerlale. 4) Single wi<M mobile hornaa 1... than flvt yura of age at plec• rnent will be permitted on thll ebova eubjact property. 5) No lnoperlllva or unllctnead vahlolu may be piiCed on uld lot. No accumulation of dlecardtd peraonel allecta, IMbrie, walll, gerbage or 1ny unelghtly ob)ect or matter will be permit· P1....1hllc Notices 1.-.. N e " " s p a p e r s . Dellve•~oed RIRht. ._.._. Vo1....1r Do-c:.r. Buy1ng Junk Cars,Trucks ll Wrecks Pay Cash J D ted on any tot. 6) No nQrlous or ollen· siva activity shalt be carried on upon any lot. 7) Before occupancy of any house, a 18WIQ8 disposal ayatem ahatt be Installed tn con· tormlty with the mint· mum standards required by the County Board of HaaHh. 8) Before any con· structlon takas place purchaaer must con· tact the local govern· mantauthorlty to make sure they are In compllance with the local lawa 9) All Iota are to be used lor residential, agricultural and racreatlonal purposea, (though the lot owner may atore equipment and material used In a business tn a welt con· structed enclosed building on the property). The property Ia not to be uaect lor commer· clal enterprlaaa (with cuatomors coming and going) with the oxceptlon of churchea, riding atablu, horaea tarma, cattle tarma, or truck tarme (!rune and vag· etablea) tO) No awlne shalt be permitted on the above aubjact property. Lerger dorneetlc lerm anlmatt (Including but not limited to horatt, cettle, ahaep, goate end ltamu) are permit· ted. Thll p1111turo ahalt not be o - grued but ehall be htaHhy end thtck, and woada ehalt be controlled. Nol11 and oelore from any animal thalt be con· trottacl 80 that nelthllr thalt be ollenelve to edJotntng netghbora. 11) Doge, oate and other houMhold pete lhalt not be brad or maintained lor com· rnerclel purpo101. 12) No tent, cemper, tchool but, or rae,.. atlanal vahtclal thell be ueed 11 1 rut· dance, tither temporary or permanent 13) Any realdence erected on aatd Iota shalt be At tuat 900 square feet of indoor heated area (excluding baoernent and garage) and ahall have a linlolled siding such 11 rustle wood, frame, brtck veneer, pre11 board or contemporary aiding 14) Any building or structure placed on said property ahatl be set beck a minimum of 75 teet from the center of the extltlng road unleas a lentr tit· back 11 requelted by public authority. 15) Where protective covenants and Melge County of Olive Township zoning Ordinance& are In conflict, the atrlcter requirement wtlt pro· vall 16) lnvalldlllon of any of these covonantt by Judgment of court order shall, In no way allect any of the other provlalana, which ah..l remain In lutllon:e and ellect. 17) Nothing contained herein altall be con· atructed 11 creating any obligation on lila part of Bru- Land Company, Inc. to anlorce thua Protecttva Covenanta. 18) The purcha- of thts farm, lor them· HIVU, their hltra and ...tgne, ~ thl - p i · anoe of the conveyance of thla firm, . . - to be bound by lhl CDVIIMinta COR• talnad herein lnd IN thll primary onfonlano of thala covonantt. Sold party or perttea are required to anawar on or before the 28th day lollowtng the taat publication, 28th Day of February, 2007 ol thl within notice or dllault judgment or othllr judgment may Ill llad agalnet tltam. Saki publication I hall be IIIICte In thla _.,.. per II IIIII onc1 I week lor elx (8) con- IICutlve weeke Marlene Herrioon Ct.rk of Courta Melga County, Ohto David Brian Bennett Attorney lor Plaintiff 126 N. 9th SI-t Cambridge, OH 43725 (1) 24, 31 (2) 7, 14, 21, 28 @ Public Notice The 20011 Annual Ftnanclat Report lor the Metge County Dtetrlct Public Library te complete and IIHII~ 11111 lor r.vtew II tile Metge County District Pubttc Ubrary. Connie Taytor, MCDPL (1) 31 Public Notice The Annual Financial Report lor Rutland Townahlp Ia comptlle and tho report II avllt· able lor review 11 thtt Fiscal Off!cera rut· dance upon requoll Opel Dyer, Flacel Officer Rutland Townohtp PO BOll 326 Rutllnd, OH (1) 31 Pullllc Notice PUBUC NoncE Thll 2001 Annual Ftnsnclll Report ollhtt Vtlllga of Pomeroy lor the year ending Deoernbar 31, ZOOihal liMn oompteted and 11 IVItlleble for public tnapaotlon In the Clark'l 11 uo 1111 Main ltraat, Pomaroy, Ohio between lhl hounl of 10:00 am through 2:00 PM Monday throutlh A copy of the report 0111 be provklld upon raquaat. Kilby Hyl811 onro. ,rklly. C~urar Vtuaga of Pomeroy (1) 31 CLASSIFIED INDEX ' If so, you qualify for a Senior Discount* when you pay for a 6or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Carda at Tbanka .......................................... 010 Chlltlllldarly Cart •..•••••....•.•.••...•.••........••.•.. 190 t!lectrtcai/Relrlgeratlon... •.•... . ................ 840 Equipment lor Rent .................................... 480 EKOivltlng ................................................... 830 Farm Equipment.......... . . ....... .......•••••.. 810 Farm• lor Rent. ...........................................430 Farm• tor Bat. ............................................ 330 Here's all you need to do ... • Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. Far Sat............... ............ ......... ............. 585 Far Sale or Trade .•••.•••........•.••.....•.••••••..••..590 Fruna & Vagetabla ..................................... 580 Furnished Rooma ...................................... 4$0 General Hauling................ . ..............••.•••..850 GIVIIWiy....................................................040 HIPPY Ad1 .................................................... 0SO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Subscnber's Name _ __ _ _ Address--- - - - - - City/S1ate/Z1p ---,~• I Phone'---~--IIIII 01 ~ OIIINI COtopOnlioott Wltlt • copy or yow p1tato 10 to Oltlo Ylllty PuOIIIItlng P.O. loa 411, Gltlltpatta, OH 418S1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I l>.ssemble crafts, wood rtems To $480/wk Matenals prO\Iided Free mfOf'mation pkg 24Hr 801 428-4649 25550 -------Accepting Resumes for an Ohio Licensed MassaQe Therap1st to work 1n 2 thnv· mg ChiropractiC off1cea 1n Gallia & Jackson count1es Excellent Wages & Opponun!ty for nght person Contact The Gal!lpalla ChiropractiC Center at 900 2nd Avenue. Gall!polls, Ohio (740)441·0200 An Excellent we.y to earn money The New Avon Call Marilyn 304 882-2646 For Lea•e ................................ , .................. 410 lallipoli' lailp lribunt .Joint tlta~nt legi,ter ' The Daily Sentiilel ianbap ltmd ·itntintl Hay, • Qraln................................. .....•...•....840 He p wanted....... ....•••.••.......••............••. ••••. 11 o Homolmprovomenla ................................... 810 Homeator Sale ............................................ 310 Houaehold Qoodl ....•... . ...... ..•••..•••.... 510 HauNt lor Rant ....... ..•.. ••••. ... ••••..••........ 410 In Memortam .............................................020 tnaurance ..................................................... 130 Lawn • Garden Equipment •...........•.••• .. 880 Lhllatock... ••.... . ...................................830 Loll enc1 Found .......................................... 060 Lota• Acreage............... ..•..... .. .....•••... 350 Mlacellanooua.... .... •• .•. . ....... ....... 170 MIICIIIIIIOOUI Morchandl88.......................540 Mobtla Horne Repair .•••••...........•....•.. .......880 Mobtle Hornealor Rent.. . ....•... .. •••..•.... 420 Moblt. Hornealor Sat...... . ... . ......... 320 Money to Loan .. ......................................... 220 Motorcyqloa & 4 Whulers . ...... . •.. •... 740 Mualcat tnetrumenta ... ••... ....••.•••... . 570 Paraonala .. •....... ..........•.. ......................... 005 Pat a tor Sale... ........................ .....•..••..•... 580 Plumbing • Heedng .•.••.... ...•..... ........•.... 820 Protattlonal SOrvlcaa...... . .................... 230 Radio, TV .!o CB Repair ............................... 180 - 1 Ettata Wanted .............. ...................... 380 Schoo Ia lnetructton............................ ....... 1$0 Sled , Plant .!o Fertlll.ler .............................. 850 sttuattona wanted .............. ........................ 120 Bpace tor Rent.................. ....... . . ......... 480 Sporting Qooda. ....•...•••... ....... .. .........• 520 suv·a ror seta..... . ...................................120 Trucketor SOle.. ....................................... 715 UphOIIllry ...................... . ........ ....•••....•.. 870 Vlona For Selo........... ....•.... ...................... 730 Wanted to Buy ............................................ 090 Wanted to Buy· Form Supplt.a. •··· .•..••••.•. 820 Wanted To Do.............................. .............. 180 wanted to Rent ........................................... 470 Ytrd Sale- QIHipolla••.••.•.•.... ...•...•..........••072 Yard S.to-Pomeroy/Middlt .•.•••.............••• OU Yard S.I•Pt· P-nt ..•.. ··••····· ................ 078 . " ~ NEA, Inc 2007 by 110 Start bu1ld1ng lor your future now by JOining our Protess1onal Team and learn the sk1lls to become a H1gh Pre ssure Clean1ng Mamtenance Techmc1an All posit ems reqwre weekly TRAVEl outs1cle ot OhiO Company provides todgH'Ig tra nsportation and PerD1em AVERAGE start mg wage w1th cost ot ben e fl1 s mduded IS $205 00 per f1eld day worKe d w1th a chance to aclvanr.e up to $263 DO per t1eld day workod We prov1de pa1d trammg and EXCE LLENT LEARN 4x4"a Far Set. .............................................. 725 Announcement ............................................ 030 AnltquH..... •. ..••... .. . .. .. . .......... .530 Apertmante tor Rent ..•........ .....• .. .. 440 Auction and Fila Market. ........................ .090 Auto Parte • Accaasorlea ..• ........ .... .... 760 Auto Repair.... ..••... •• .... .. .. ...•... . 770 Autollor Seta ...••.••........ ............••..••.•..... 710 ao.ta I Motors for 81&. ............................. 750 lulldlng luppllu......... . .•. . ..••..•..••...... 5$0 lualnell and Bulldlnge ..... ..................... 340 luelnell Opportunlly .................................210 lttelnell Tratnlng................... .............. .• t40 Clmpera • Motor Homu •.••.... ••••. •••.•••..... 790 Camping Equipment............... •................. 780 ---- -~ eleott'ICSI exper1ence Able to work on \Widera cold aawa 11nd other mise m1chlnery, read schemat!ca and blu&· prlnta Apply In per&OO at SFS l)uck Sales 2150 Eastern Ave Gallipolis AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears 304· 675·1429 ldvtlnlte eny preference, limitation or dlscnmlnatlon bliNd on r11ce ector, religion, sex .. mlllal atltulli or natlonail origin, or any lnt.ntlon to make anw auc:h preterenee, llmh1Uon or dltcrlminltlon ' 1111 GREENHOUSE GROWER Gntt s Midway Gree1house ts seek1ng to fill 1 or 2 green house grower pos1t1ons Must have 3 years of plant production expenence Mus! be able to worj( rotahng weekend & holiday schecl ule we proVIde a competl· 11ve sa!ary & benel1t padt age Fax resume to (304 )SS6 2548 Holzer Sen•or Care Center has an open1ng for lha following pOSI tlons • • Full time STNA • Part lime STNA • Part t1me Dietary A•de • Part time Housekeeper It you are lntersted 1n a position with great ben ellis and would UkB to be part of a resident care or1ented nurs1ng fac!llty please call Bill Lambert Payroll Clerk or Barb Peterson Human Resources Director for Long Term Care at 740 446 5001 or stop 1n and see us al 380 Colonial Dnve Btdwell , OH 45614 BENE FITS Pte Emplovment DRUG TEST and a valid Onver s license' IS reqwred Class A CDL ts a plus but not reqwred Send work history and day t1me phone number to TECHNICIAN TRAINEE. PO BOX 565 MARIETIA OHIO 45750 EOE LABORER EARN AS YOU LEARN Start bUIIdmg tor your future now by )Oimng our Profess1onal Team and learn the sKills to become a High Pressure Cleanmg Maintenance Techn1c1an Ail positiOns 1equ 1re weekly TRAVEL outs1de of Oh10 Company prov 1des lodg~ng transportation and Per01em AVERAGE start •ng wage w1th cost of bene fils Included IS $205 00 per held day worked ....,•th a chance to advance up to $263 00 per fl eld day worked we pro111 de pa 1d tram1ng and EXCELLENT BENEFITS Pre WA.,1'ED ,J __Hn .._. ....-P____ TURNED OOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? For more Information call 800·827·87e_(l No Fee Unless We W1nl ext 5686 or ext 5736 or you may submit resume 1 888 582·3345 ~~,.~n~~:rwttngil mpwser rtd FOR SAu: . ~r Sutoot.s 111!0 '- ;:.""\• 00111UCIION Concealed P1stol Class Oh1o/WV Feb 10 2007 $75 00 9 OOam VFW Mason WV 740·416·3329 lntormtcl that all dwelling• adwrtl..clln this newapaper lrt IVIIIsble on 1n equal opponun11y baHS. r M':,~s~·~ I . tn Midd on rented lot $4500 416·1354 140· -------1999 Schultz New GeneratiOn 16x80 VInyl sld· 1ng, shingle rood 3BA 2BA Gas & CIA E)(ceUent Cond $25 000 Owner Fmanc1ng Available Home can be lefl on 4 acre lot if so des1red Close to 0 0 Mcintyre (740)446-4053 even1ngs 2007 312 Doublew1de $37 970 Mtdwest 1740)828 2750 %-~· · 3 Bedroom 1 314 Baths Kitchen LA FA Central A1r Many e:c.tras 2 13 acres located on Chns Lane close to new GAHS Reduced to - - - -- - -$1 29900 (740)245·5909 Golllpollt CorHr College (Careers Close To Home) 3 Bedroom 2 Bath fireplace Move 1n today! New 2007 3 bedroom 2 t:lath Only $t99 86 per month Set up mmutes from Athens and ready for Immediate occu pancy Call 740 385 4367 Call Today! 740·446·4367 on Pleasant Valley Ad 112 NEW 2007 4 bed 0/Wid&' 1 800·214 0452 mile !rom Rio Granda $49 179 Midwest (740)828 wwwpllipolleeareereollegeeom Available with ~ 5 or 2750 ~rlfir--:,_-:&~-., Acc redttKI Men1ber Accrediting acres (740)709•1166 a Coone~ for lnct.p.noenl Collegll - - - - - - - - - LUI> •nd Schools ilr ______., 3bd 1 27<~8 l tro MticEuANrous • I ACREAGE 2bo HUD $27,0001 Lw-..;liloiiiiiiiilioao_.l Only 1190/mol 4% down .., • 30 years 0 8% For l1&!1nge 4 acre lot for sale (304)743 800·659-4109 ><254 Seasoned f1re wood Oak and Hlckory spill You hauI • •& HEA p or 1 hau1• •.ake c ...,.. 9 9 38 740· 4 ·20 - - - -- -- Wanted Respontlble party to take on small monthly payments on High DeflniiiDn Btg Screen TV 1 800-398 lliiJ To Do t.,-•..,;iitiiiiioao-rl Drywa II and pa Inllng se rvl c es 740 985 3779 U-Save Healing Cooling Hot Water Heaters & Odd 6323 4 acre min farm In PatriOV 3br 2 112 lla HOUII on AI 0 0 Mcintyre area Already 62 In Hartford House set up for mobile home beside available for sale rent one or have extended family option Senoos calls at (J0 4)675 _2484 cell (304}593 1481 - - - - - - -4 rental houses "For Sale :.39ia7~0-"'!'!~---., In Gallipolis Call Wayne U WANilD (4041456 3802 -=:-::-::::-::-:-- - - - - - -- - - -POST OFFICE NOW HIRING tt'-te WhiCh It In Ylolation of the lew Our H~ I~ - - -- - - - - t..,-..,;iiiiiiiiiioilioao.,l 12X60 2 Br all slec AquaTechEnvlronmentat Serv1ces Tow Truck operator MVA Ohio Valley Home Health and Clrug screen required 0 Down even with less than pe11ect cred11 1s ava1latHe on Inc tunny RN s CNA 740 388 8547 this 3 bedroom 1 bath STNA, CHHA PCA Compet1t1ve Wages and Wctnl9d Part Time Si;i.rtender homo Corner lot fireplace Benehts mcludmg health (must be 21 yea rs old) Send modern kitchen, jaCuUI tub, Insurance an d Mileage Resume to Amencan Legion Payment around $550 per Apply at t480 Jackson P1ke Post 140 PO Bm 267 New monlh 740·367 7129 Gallipolis or 24 15 Jackson Haven WI/ 25265 Aotn - - -- - - - Avenue Pomt Pleasant WV Lmda ~an or stop m and ~"""., · '. '"'' ,· "I 01 phone loll free 1 866 44t · p1 ck up applications aher ~*'~'-"i~ ~" '' · - ' 1393 ~~ i I , : 4pm Overbrook Center Located @ 333 Page St Middleport Ohio Is Pleased To Announce We W•ll Be Hold ng An STNA Class Schedu led For Feb 20 March 7 Hours Will Be Bam 4 30pm tt You Are Interested In Jo1nlng Our Fr iendly And Oed•cated StaH Please Stop By Our Front OffiCe Mon-Fn 9am· Spm And Fill Out An Appl ication Space Is Limited Applications Will Be Accepted Unt!t Feb 9 Full Tlma Ana Part Time Part T1me Positions Available fo Those Oualif1ed IndiVIduals Completing The Class Applicants Must Be Dei'\Andable (Attendance Is •· Team Players Wittl A Musl) Pos1tive Attitudes To Jom Us In Provldmg Outstandmg Ouallty Care To Our Aes1dents 11 You Have Any Questions Contact Hollie Bumgarner LPN Staff Development Coordinator @ 740·992 6472 " 0 verbrook Center Is l'ln E 0 E And A Partictpant Of The Drug Free Workplace Program Thlt NWtpapt~r will nol: knowingly accept ldMt'tl..mentt tor rMI I .........,.....,, ~SF..IMcEs Adv1ncement www com•c• com Accepllng appllcat•ons tor Transport Onvers tor local Petroleum Company Must have Hazmet Endorsement and Medical Card Send Resume to Petroleum PO Box 27 Po•nt Pleasant "'N r r All real•tat. advertising In thla ntiWIPIII* II aub)ect to the Federal F1lr Houalng Ae1 of 1968 which makes It llleg.lto Opportunltleo 1- ?1 Salvage (304)773 5343 (3041674·1374 ••••p•po Free F•rewood· You Saw i40 446·2412 aam-5pm Ho.w:<i FOR SAt.f Borrow Smart Contact the Oh1o D•vls1on of Fmanc1al lnatltullon's OH•ce of Consumer Affa1rs BEFORE you refl nance your home or obtain a loan BEWARE of requests tor any large advance payments ol lees or Insurance Call the Off1ce ol Consumer Affa1rs toll free at 1 866 278 0003 to learn 1f the mortgage broker or lender 1s properly ~licensed (Tius IS a publiC serv1ce announcement from the Oh1o Valley NeedS HS diploma or GED and ciwera license tABORER EARN AS YOU ii1~U:S5·: :. or rild~r? AN a D1alys1s TechniCians and Umt Clerk needed for Pleasant Valley Dialysis an Independently owned outpa llent d1alys1s lac•lity 1n Pt Pleasant WV Expenenca preferred Please send resumes to Candy Bartram LOUISa Fort Gay Regtonal 01alys1s 2145 H1ghway 2565 l.ou1sa KY 41230 or fax to 606-638-3404• MoNE'I TO loAN ummg Hard hat drug-free ·P:ub::h•;":ng::Co:m:p:a:ny:l=~ and UniOn enwonment 2842 lltltl Ewnmgs (740138.!1·0551 r ~.,1"._HEt_P•W-4.•NTE-cn_.~l 0 Work mvol\les mdustnal cleaning high pres sure waterblaslnlQ wetldry vacu· L, Free Bulldog Mix Pups Have shots & been wormed In Ytolatton of tn. llw OH bjtct to tho air Housing Act o For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel c-lassifieds! accept Temporary Positions Ava1lable lndu1tr1al Service Technicians In Gallipolis, Absolute Top Dollar U S Silver and Gokj Co•ns Proofsets, Gold A1ngs Pre 1935 U$ Currency Solita1re 01amonds· M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue GallipOlis 740 446 GIVEAWAY Now you can have borders and graphics .iW.' addedtoyourclass!Hedads Jl~ 1m Borders$3.00/perod I! Graphics SOC for small S1.00 for Iorge Display Ads -------5 Plus Acres o 1n Front Am story and 1/2 garage/20 X Rac1ne Route 949 2253 Wonderful views w1th peace & seclusion but not too far out EnJoy country H'.lmg in a decrlte location $30,000 Owner financing available (740)446 4053 evenings 47 acres +f. Uevlng Road Country water sep11c pond & barn etectnc many home s1tes $125 000 firm 2 Br Kit , Full base (3041882·3131 AC single 20 shop Mobllt HolM Lot lor ,.nt 124 740 near V.nton Call {740)441 · 1111 Avg Pay $20rhr or Jobs Call {7401388 9039 Employmer1t DRUG TEST $57K annually 1740)794 1532 and a valid Dnver s license IS requ1red Class A COL IS includmg Federal Benef1ts and OT Pa•d Tra1n1ng a plus but not req u1red Vacat!ons-FT/PT Send w or~ history and day SIGN ON BONUS hpme 1·81J0.584·1775 Ex1 •B923 Bob Evans of GalliPOliS heal1h care of SE Ohio Is lime phone number to USWA H1nng n1ght & day shift Gr~ l currently h1nng home health 1ECHNI CIAN TRAINEE Cooks Excellent Pay & aides competlll\9 wages PO BOX 565 MARIETTA Benefits ava1lable Stop m Call 740·662·1222 OHIO 45750 Equal Opportun1ty Bartender wanted to start 1mmed1ately Apply 1n person ll'l!iiiii!iiEi!im;iipli!ioy!iei;r;;;;;;;;;;!IJ at Halfh1lls Tavern 234 3rd L!!! Avenue GallipoliS, OH HOME HEALTH AIDES· r RFAJ. 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Late on payments diVorce job transfe'r or a death? 1 can buy your home AI! cash and qu1ck closing 740 416· 3130 I ~ 1 \ I \I " DESK CLERKS NEEDED In-Home Apply at Budget Inn 260 Needed Jackson P1ke Gall•pol•s P\trsons with good commu n~cat1on SkillS Good attitude & self motivated should apply No phone calls please FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $t6 53·$27 58/hr now hlr 1ng For applteatrOO and hee governement job 1nto call Amencan Assoc of LabOr 1 Caregivers Mason County Actton Group Inc In-Home Senm:es 1s currently accept· mg applications fOI' care g1vers to prov•de In-home serviC&S to the elderly and disabled Expenence pl &lerred but not req wed Please contact L1sa Templeton AN or Jenn•l&f Thomas AN C 675·3300 or apply mperson @ 22 1 Ma1n Street Monday through Fnday 8 am to 4 pm EOE 913 599-8042 24/llrs amp MJF AlA serv OTR DRIVER 2 years expe· Now Hinng expenenced nence Clean MVR Sawmill help Apply In per WIHAZMAT TE RMINAL TO son Twin River TERMINAL No to uch Honlw- 261 2 US Rl 35 drop/tlOOiC further 1nfo 740 Southiolde 5oa 0110 stl/mol Buy 3bd HUO HOMEt 4%dn 30yro II 8% 11\\\tl\1 AN 's needed to perform baSIC first aid at OO•Jness In ltrll!101""'-~----, HUD HOMEI 3bd S1t2/mo. CheShire 0H lll.sn\'F$ 3bd 2bo 1155/mo More homes available' 4%dn lnterasllngfLow Work Environmen t Stress Great 30yrs @ S~o For llshngs Opponuntty to Earn Extra 800·559 41 09 xF 144 ~==OrroimJN~~~=IT\'=~ Cash' Call 688 269 6344 or oNOTJ(h Fax resume to 740·266· 667 t OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO recommends that you do business witl'l people you know and NOT to send money throogtl the mall unt1t you have .nvest1gated the Secretafi&J pos1110n In local Nanny $700 week offiCe expenence a plus but lmmed tatoly m Pomt not reqwed send resume Pleasant Must L o~ to PO BoJo: 351 Galhpohs, Ctutdren (678)318 3650 OhiO4563 1 offenng Ntcely-ma1 ntamed 3SR house Mason New porch new Root 74 900 (304}77 3 Sl n or (304)773 5626 For I! slings 800 559 4109 x1709 -------- 1 poss1bly 2 Br Hoose .n New Haven $275/month $275/depoSII No Pets (3041882 3652 100 Liberty Street S500 plus utult1es 2 bedroom Out of Town $650 +>Ns utilities 3 bedroom Contlcl ERA Town & Country Real Estate, 6'75· 5548 For Sale Ranch Style Home 4 Bedrooms 3 Bath 2 bedroom house located Gallip olis (740)441 0194 6 !lcres (740)388 8639 11'1 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Eastern Calh ohc 8 14 19 9 2 1 10 9 16 - 45 61 EASTERN (1 ·14) Josh Co llins 2 0-0 5 Jake Lynch 2 0 -0 5 Kelly Wmebrenner 0 0-0 0 Alex McGrath 2 2·2 6 Kyle GorDon 2 o-o 5 Nathan Carroll 5 2·3 14 Kyle Rawson 4 0·0 8 Joel Lynch 0 o-o 0 Tyle r Kearns 1 0-0 2 TOTALS 18·46 4·5 45 Th ree-pomt goals 5· 13 (Carroll 2 Colltns 1 Jake l ynch 1 Gordon 1) PARK CATHOLIC (nla) Jacob Hensle r 0 o-o 0 John Boelter 0 0 0 0 Zane Schneider 10 0·0 24 Cole Cwynar 4 D-O 9 Seth Ullman 7 1 1 16 Bntt West 5 0..0 12 TOTAL S 26-48 1 1 61 Three-potnl goals 8· 19 (Schnetder 4 W est 2 C wynar a nd Ullman each had 1 aptecel Fteld goals - Eastern 18-46 ( 39 1) Catholic 26 48 ( 542) Three potnt goals - Eastern 5·13 ( 385) Cathohc 8· 19 ( 421) Free throws - Eastern 4 5 ( 800) Catholic 1-1 {1 00) Rebounds- Eastern 20 (Carroll 7) CatholiC 16 (West 7) AsSists - Eastern 5 {Carroll 3) Catholic 10 (West 3) Steals - Eastern 3 (Three lied w1th 1 ap1ece) Catholic 5 Eastern 1 (Ullman 2) Blocks (M cGrath 1) CatholiC 3 (West 2) Turnovers - Eastern 8 Catholic 10 Fouls - Easte rn 7 CatholiC9 JV Score - CatholiC 62 Eastern 59 BELPRE 86, SOUTHERN 61 Southern 20 10 Belpre 23 18 t 5 16 18 28 - 61 86 SOUTHERN (5-121 M1chael Manuel 0 1·2 1 Weston Roberts 3 0 0 6 Patnck Johnson 5 8- 10 19 Kre•g Klesk.1 0 0·0 0 We s R1flle 5 2·4 12 Jacob Hunter 2 0·0 4 Corb1n Se~ers 1 0· 2 3 Weston Counts a 0 0 0 Ryan Chapman t Q-1 3 Jesse McKmght6 1 5 13 Totals 23122461 BELPRE (8-6) Nate Watson 3 4 5 1o E r1c Lynch 2 1 2 5 Jordan Thornh•U 17 6·8 41 Scott Layland 1 o-o 2, Derek Hams 3 2 2 8 Markle Tate 3 0-0 6 John Logue 0 0 0 0 Jared Azar 0 0·0 0, MICah Pfalzgraf 7 0· 2 14 Totals 36 13 19 86 Three P01nt Goats - Southern 3 (Johnson 1 Sellers t Chapman 1} Belpre 1 (Thornhill 1) ROANE COUNTY 84, WAHAMA 48 Wahama 9 1t 14 14 - 48 Cavs from PageBI coach Mtke Brown said. Donyell Marshall added 15 pomts, Zydrunas Ilgauskas 14 wtth I 0 rebounds and Cleveland snapped a three-game losmg streak at home whtle gettmg etght players m double fig· ures for the first ume s10ce Apnl 22, 1994 "Thts was a chance tor some of us to make names ourselves," satd for Marshall, who had hts thtrd stratght sohd game. •·we all know what LeBron can do. Wtth htm out, we knew we Roane Co 19 17 17 11 - 64 BY BRAD SHERMAN 8SHERMAN@MYDAI LYTRt8UNE COM WAHAMA (481 Brenton Clark 7 2 4 16 Jordan Smith 6 2 ·3 14 Justin Arno ld 4 0 2 9 Casey Hamson 2 0 0 4 Ke1t h Pearson 1 1·2 3 Josh Pauley 1 0-0 2 Kev1n Wasonga 0 DO 0 Totals 21 5 11 48 ROANE COUNTY (641 Justin Vanhove 7 0 0 17 Anthony Hodgkms 5 0·0 14 D1llon W1t1as 5 0·0 10 Chns Snyde1 50 0 10 Ty Jacks'Jn 3 0 2 6 Chanmng Benson 1 2 2 4 Joe Caldwell 1 0 0 3 Totals 27 2-4 64 Three Pomt Goal s - Wahama 1 (Arnold) RCHS 8 3 Caldwell I) ( H odg~1ns Wednesday, January 31, 2007 www.mydailysentlnel.com South Gallia swept by Rock Hill, 53-50 The Scoreboard PARKERSBURG CATHOLIC 61, EASTERN 45 Wednesday, January 31, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com 4 Vanhove RIVER VALLEY 69, CHESAPEAKE 60 Chesapeake 4 13 16 27 - 60 R.ver Va lley 15 9 20 25 ~ 69 CHESAPEAKE (5 11 . 1·6 OVC) Aaron Ross 0 4-<4 4 Mtchael Stapleton 7 56 19 Marty Clay 0 0 0 a Kyle Rase 7 0-0 14 Aaron Donahoe 2 Q-0 4 Kyle Webb 4 1 2 10 Jonatha n Greene 2 3 5 7 Jeremy Reaper 0 0 0 0 Trav1s Z1mmerman 1 0·2 2 TOTALS 23·49 13· 19 60 Three poml goals 1 12 (Webb 1) RIVER VALLEY (!H 4-3 OVCI Devm G1bbs 0 o-o 0 Jason Jones 1 2 4 5 Bryan Morrow 5 3 3 15 Ryan Eggleton 5 0 2 11 Mtchael Cordell 5 2 5 12 Tyl er Thompson 4 1 4 9 Ryan Henry 2 4 6 8 Ian Lewts 1 1 2 3 Zak Deal 3 0 0 6 TOTALS 26-59 13 26 69 Three· pomt goals 4 19 (Morrow 2 Jones and Egglelon each had 1 ap• ece) F1eld goals- Chesapeake 23·49 ( 469) RJVer Valley 26 59 ( 441) Three pomt goals - Chesapeake 1 12 ( 083) RIVer Valley 419 ( 211 } Free throws Chesapeake 13·1 9 ( 684 ) A1ver Valley 13 26 ( 500) Rebounds - Che sapeake 28 {Greene and Z1mmerman each had 6 ap1ece) A1ver Valley 33 (Cordell and Thompson each nad 9 ap•ece) Offenswe rebounds - Chesapeake 8 (Three players tied w1th 2 ap1ece) Awer Valley 16 {Cord ell and Thompson each had 5 ap1ece) Ass1sts - Chesapeake 5 (Siapleton and Rase each had 2 ap1ece) River Valley 9 (Jones 3) Steals Chesapeake 1o (Stapleton and A Ross each had 3 ap1ece) R1ver Valley 12 (Morrow 3) Blocks - Chesapeake 1 (Greene t) R1ver Valley 1 (Thompson 1) Turnovers - Chesapeake 17 R1ver Valley 16 Fouls - Chesapeake 22 Rwer Valley 21 JV Score - River Valley 53 ChesapeaKe 27 all had to step up." Pavlovtc, averagmg JUSt 14.6 mmutes per game, bolt· ed immediately after hts best game as a pro and wasn 't avatlable for comment The Cavaliers made a sea· son-htgh 12 3-pomters, mcludmg f.our by rookte Daniel Gibson, who made hts first stan at point guard Baron Davts scored 21 pon1ts to lead the Warriors, who opened a stx-game tnp wnh one they'd hke to torget They went Just 2-for-20 on 3-pomters, committed 20 turnovers and were never a threat m droppmg theu lifth stratght road game "We've got to get serious about wmmng, that' s all It ts," Davts satd ·•we ' ve got PED RO - When you' re a Dt visJOn IV school. there IS no same m los mg !o a sohd Dt viSion II by three po mts on a hosttle court BUI a loss ts still a loss. and th e So uth Galha Runnm ' Rebels are now 0-2 .tga tn st the Rock Htll Red men In a much-anti ctpated rematch, Rock Htll rallied from a hve- potnt deftctt m the t mal mmutes to beat South Gal Ita 53-50 m a boys htgh school basketball game on Tuesday. Southern from Page 81 Ryan Chapman three and Mtchael Manuel one Southern unlaunched all of tt s weapons m the first period with big scores from McKmght, Rtffle. Sellers, and Chapman Belpre, meanwhile, established a solid mstde-outside game and uptleat tempo that saw ThornhJII and Pfalzgraf put etght po10ts apiece on the scorecard in a 23-20 Belpre advantage. In the .second round, Thornhtll was ommpotent. Launching the long bomb, some guys that don't know how to drepare for the games an it shows in their play It's shocking that we get beat ltlce that and LeBron is out. We talked about 11 thts morning, that they were gomg to come out wnh a lot of hustle and passton "It's like it's falhng on deaf ears" AI Harrington added 13 points and Andris Biednns 12 for Golden State, which took the Cavaliers to overtime before losing on Jan. 20. Thts one was o~er early as the Cavaliers bolted to a ISpoint lead after 12 minutes and never let the Wamors get mstde double dtgtts the Andr e w Stumb o made an old fas ht o ned three -potnt play and M a t t Matney hll a Jumper to even the score at 50. The Red men (I 0-5) took the lead tor the final lime wtth 20 seconds to play after Mtke Ison came away wtth a steal and converted the layup It was only the second loss of the season, both to the Redmen , for South Galha ( 13-2 ) The two cluhs battled to double overtime a to ago few weeks Mercervt lle. Matney paced the wmners with 19 pomts, Stumbo added 15 whtle Nathan Davenport had a doubledouble wtth II pomts and II rebounds Dustin McCombs was the South Gallia htgh man wtth 17 points while Travt s McCarty natled a patr of threes and also reached double figure s wtth I 0 Tyler Duncan and Dernck Beaver had seven and six re spectively. Also for the Rebels, Steven Call had four while Aaron PhJlhps , Dewey Cantrell and Justm Triplett all chtpped tn wtth two. South Galha was also a wmner tn the reserve con· tes t, 33-26, as the Rebels tmpro ved to I 0 - 1. John Wells and Vance Fellure had II and nme res pecti vely for the wmners wh tie Herb1e Butterbaugh' s I0 paced Rock Htll South Gallia wtll look to put the fini shing touches on tis sectional draw resume when the Rebels vtsit Ironton St Joe on Fnday. South Galha ts expected to be one of the teams vymg for the top spot in Dtvtston IV at the draw on Sunday. the fake-and drive jumper, and a 5-of-6 sunt at the hoe tor 20 pomts at the mtermtsston, the semor leader led the Golden Eagles to a 4130 halftime advantage. Southern's McKnight had e tght at the half for Southern en route to a career-high offenstve game Southern kept pace 10 the thtrd round , but Belpre ' s new verston of the table defense put Southern further in the hole 59-45 . l'hornhtll 's 4uest for stardom dtd not rest on smgulanty, but resulted from a good team effort and unselfish play from hts peers The semor continued his rampage with a tenpoint round, while Southern's Johnson kept pace wtth moe (6-6 at the line). Southern's Roberts and Johnson each added four po10ts m the finale, , wtth three from McKmght antl a deuce from Riffle . Still, Southero 's effort was not enough. Thornhill fimshed strong with II pmnts, top· pmg out wtth a season-htgh 41. Belpre rolled on to the 86-61 finale. Southern htt 23-of-59 overall, hittmg 3-of-9 (33 percent) on threes, 20-of-50 twos (40 percent), and 12of-24 at the line Southern had 21 turnovers, 27 rebounds (McKnight 8, Rtffle 7), nine assists (Hunter 3, Me Kmght3), 12 steals (McKmght 4, Riffle 3) and 18 fouls. Belpre hll 36-of-65 overall, hilling 1-of-6 treys, 34of-~9 twos, and 13-of- 19 at the hue. Belpre had 37 rebounds (Pfalzfraf II, Thornhill 8), 18 turnovers, 14 assists (Thornhtll 3, Harris four), 12 steals (Thornhtll 3, Watson 3) and 21 fouls . Southern's reserves claimed a 30-25 wm m the prehmmary contest. Mtchael Manuel had nine, Kreig Kleski eight and John Brauer five. Belpre was led by Jared Azar wtth etght Southern hosts Waterford ' Fnday 10 a Tri· Valley Conference Hockmg Division game. rest of the way Searching for more points from his point guard. Brown replaced Eric Snow in the startmg hneup with Gtbson, who finished wtth 12 pomts, two assists and two turnovers 10 25 mmutes. "It was special," Gibson satd. "I had a couple of buttertlies. I really haven't had buUertltes hke that in a long ttme " Pavlovic started last Fnday at Philadell'hta when James missed hts first game of the season to rest his toe. But coach Mike Brown curiously sat the 6-foot-7 swin~­ man during Cleveland s I I 5-100 loss to Phoenix on Sunday. One of Cleveland's most athletic players, Pavlovtc scored 15 m the fust half and then bettered his careerhtgh by burym~ a 3-pomter wtth 6 33 remammg to gtve Cleveland a II 0-84 lead. The big cushion allowed Brown to clear hts bench, gtvmg ltme to seldom used reserves Dwayne Jones and Scot Pollard. Wtth James relaxmg on the bench wearmg a brown velour dress jacket, the Cavaliers worked the ball around on offense mstead of doing their usual standmg around to watch their leadmg scorer take over They pushed the tempo, made the extra pass and looked better w1th the ball than they have m weeks The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 mribune - Sentinel - l\e lster CLASSIFIED Galli a County OH Webs1tes: In One Week With Us www.mydatlytrtbune.com E·mall www.mydatlysentinel com classtfted@ mydailytrlbune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS www mydatlyregtster.com PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE l\egister To Place tn:ribune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Oeal~ire4 Word Ads Monday thru Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. D•lly In-COlumn: 1 : 00 p .m Monday-f'rlday for Insertion All Display: 12 Noon 2 Buslne•• Days Prior To In Next Day's Paper sunday In- column. 1 · 00 p.m. For Sunday• Paper Publication Sunday Display: 1 :00 Thursday for Sundays • All ads muat be prepaid• Ohio V.lley Pubhhlng r1•erve1 the rtgnt to ldlt, rejKt or c:enctleny 1d litany time Errore mutt be reported on the tt~t ct.y of Trlbun .. 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Errors MUll oported on tho n otpubllcltlona ho Trlbuno-Sonllnol aglaltr will Ilgauskas scored 12 pomts as Cleveland built a 67-47 halftime lead The 7foot-3 center also had a LeBron-like assist. dropping a no-look, over-the· head pass 10 the lane to u cuttmg Drew Gooden for a dunk that put the Cavaliers up by 20 and brought a screammg James out of hts seat Golden State coach Don Nelson was disappomted 10 hts club's effort whtle falling to 4-16 m road games. "For whatever reason, we dtdn't come to play," he said. "We never got rolhng and that was the least of what I thought our problems would be." any lou or ezpenae tl'\al resull:l from Ute publk:atlon or oml..lon ol .n edvertiHrMnl Correction wUI be IMIIIIIn the tlr11 IYalleb .. .clition •• ~:,";:::.;~:1 conii!Mnttal • Currenl rate card •ppllee • All rul eetale advertleement• ere aubject to the Feder.t Fair Houelng Ac:t of 1188 • Thle • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • A.a. Should Run 1 Dily• \\\t\1 '\ t I \I I \ I " *POLICIES* r ~~ V•uur Rlyl•ll tuo K n c • - .. LEGAL NOTICE In the Meigs County Court of Common Ptees Pomeroy, Ohio Bruner Land Company, Inc., Plaintiff, Vs Stephen E Bunner, Deceased, at al, Defendants Case No Stephen E. Bunner, whose tast known addreas was 1416 Hocking Road, Belpre, Ohio 45714, Nancy Bunner, Spouse of Stephen E Bunner, whoae lut known address Ia 1416 Hocking road, Belpre, Ohio 45714, and the unknown heirs at law ol Stephen E. Bunner, deceased, the current addresses of same which are unknown, and cannot wHh rea· oonable diligence be found or ascortatned, shalt take notice that on _ day of December, 2006, Bruner Land Compeny, Inc., Byesville, Ohio 43723, tiled Its com· plaint against said party praying lor judg· rnent quieting tHie In the Ptalntlff relative to the torecloauro of a land lnataltment con· tract regarding the lot· lowtng deacrt~ real utate, to-wit. Sltuettd In the Township of Oltve, County of Metga, and State or Ohto, being tn Fraction 35 of Old Section 34, Range 1I Wut, Townehlp 4 North, of "The Ohto Company Firat Purchase ol1717", lnd baing bOunded and <Mecrtbed uloltowe: Commencing lor Raloroncotta518" 1ron pin found at the Southuet cornor of Frectlon 35 (Nota: Ralerenct bearing on the Eut ltne of Frectlon 35 uttd ae North 01 dag 08" 40" Eett): Thence, with thtt Eut line of Fraction 35, North 01 deg 08' 40" East a distance of 1,111.531eet to an Iron pon set at the Southeast corner of a 40 acres tract as con· veyed to Ray M and Ina J. Wea- by Parcel No 1 of Deed Volume 261, Page 335 ot the Meigs County Recordor"s Office: Thence with the South line of said Weaver property, North 89 dog. oo· 17"" West a distance of 384.921eetto a point In the center line ol townahlp Road No. 270 (Limberger Ridge Road), being the true point of beginning tor this description; Thence, lrom said point of beginning and running wHh the can· terllne of .Township road No. 270, the' lol· towing lour couraea (1) South 02 deg. 54' 52" West a distance of 66.51 feet to a point; (2) Thence South 12 deg. 19' 50" West a dis· tance ol75.041eet to a point; (3) Thence South 23 deg. 43' 24" West a dis· lance of 80.03 teet to a point, (4) Thence South 39 deg 12' 06" West a dlt· lance of 52.57 feat to a point; Thence, leaving tho road. North 89 deg. 07' 40" Weet a distance of 1.091.49 feet to an Iron pin HI In the Eatt line of a 51.8807 acre• tract 11 conveyed to Eric L and &haron R Johneon by Official Record• Volume 106, Page 321 of thll Melga County Recorder'• Office, peulng through two Iron plna IIIII dtatancu of plua 25.80 lut and plua 125.90 IHt, roepectlv• ly; Thence, wHh the Eut line of utd Johneon property, North Ot <Mg. 25' 19" Eall a dletanct ol200 00 feet to an Iron pin aat at the Southweet corner of the aforementioned Ray M. and Ina J Weaver property; Thence, wtth the South line of satd Weaver property, South 89 deg., 00' 17" East a dtstance of 1.177 03 teet to the poonl of beginning, passing through an Iron pin set at a dis· lance of plus 1,147.03 teet. Containing 6.071 acres, mora or len. being a new split out of AudHor's Parcel No. 0900551.000 SubJect to all legal rlght·ot-ways, easement, restroctlons, reservations, and zon· lng regulations of record. . Subject to the right-of· way of Township Road No. 270. Subtecl to the 10D-Year Flood Plain reatroc· tiona, II appltcable Subject to a 30 00 teet wide easement being reserved unto the grantors (Bruner Land Company, Inc.), their heirs, and or aaalgns, forever. Saod easement being lor the purpose of running utilities to other parcels of land on or near Township Road No 270. Sal~ aaaamant runs In a north·aouth direction acroea tha eut end of the ebove·deacrlbed property with the out tint of eald suement being lhe centerline of Townehlp Road No 270 Containing 0.315 acre, more or lou, of uaoment. All Iron plna ut are 15/8" x 30" ...,_, cepped end labeled "Ciaue 8458". Thll bearing• tn thle daecrlptlon are lor angtocetcutattoneonty and aro beHd on the Eut Hns of FriiCllon 35 uHd 11 North 01 clag. 08" 40" Eaat. A pitt ot thll abovoducrtbed eurvay hu bean aubmltted lor !Ita at the County Engineer'• Office The above deacrlptlon prepared by Roger W. Claus, Registered Surveyor No. 8456, baaed on "" actual field survey of January 6, 2003; said survey baing subJect to any facts that may be dis· closed In a lutt and accurete title Bearch Lot 4 Llmberger Ridge Road Olive Township, Ohio PPN: 09.()()551.004 Bruner Forshee Protective Covenant• 1) The following protecttva covenants are covenants running with the land until 11112075, and may be enforced (through Injunction or other· wise) by any owner acquiring auy part of the land acquired by the undersigned In tho township of Olive by Deed recorded In O.R. Vol. 160 pg 559 on the land records of Meigs County, Ohio. 2) No more than two residences per tract shalt be permitted, though tracts may be further spilt and built on with government approvals 3) Permanent dwellings shall be restricted to the apecl· llcotlons of HUD approved oecttonal homea, the Ohio Batie Building Code on mod· ular homu lOtting upon either a crawl apace or ba11mant and new conttructtd ena butH homaa. Any homes will be new at the time of placement end built with new mllerlale. 4) Single wi<M mobile hornaa 1... than flvt yura of age at plec• rnent will be permitted on thll ebova eubjact property. 5) No lnoperlllva or unllctnead vahlolu may be piiCed on uld lot. No accumulation of dlecardtd peraonel allecta, IMbrie, walll, gerbage or 1ny unelghtly ob)ect or matter will be permit· P1....1hllc Notices 1.-.. N e " " s p a p e r s . Dellve•~oed RIRht. ._.._. Vo1....1r Do-c:.r. Buy1ng Junk Cars,Trucks ll Wrecks Pay Cash J D ted on any tot. 6) No nQrlous or ollen· siva activity shalt be carried on upon any lot. 7) Before occupancy of any house, a 18WIQ8 disposal ayatem ahatt be Installed tn con· tormlty with the mint· mum standards required by the County Board of HaaHh. 8) Before any con· structlon takas place purchaaer must con· tact the local govern· mantauthorlty to make sure they are In compllance with the local lawa 9) All Iota are to be used lor residential, agricultural and racreatlonal purposea, (though the lot owner may atore equipment and material used In a business tn a welt con· structed enclosed building on the property). The property Ia not to be uaect lor commer· clal enterprlaaa (with cuatomors coming and going) with the oxceptlon of churchea, riding atablu, horaea tarma, cattle tarma, or truck tarme (!rune and vag· etablea) tO) No awlne shalt be permitted on the above aubjact property. Lerger dorneetlc lerm anlmatt (Including but not limited to horatt, cettle, ahaep, goate end ltamu) are permit· ted. Thll p1111turo ahalt not be o - grued but ehall be htaHhy end thtck, and woada ehalt be controlled. Nol11 and oelore from any animal thalt be con· trottacl 80 that nelthllr thalt be ollenelve to edJotntng netghbora. 11) Doge, oate and other houMhold pete lhalt not be brad or maintained lor com· rnerclel purpo101. 12) No tent, cemper, tchool but, or rae,.. atlanal vahtclal thell be ueed 11 1 rut· dance, tither temporary or permanent 13) Any realdence erected on aatd Iota shalt be At tuat 900 square feet of indoor heated area (excluding baoernent and garage) and ahall have a linlolled siding such 11 rustle wood, frame, brtck veneer, pre11 board or contemporary aiding 14) Any building or structure placed on said property ahatl be set beck a minimum of 75 teet from the center of the extltlng road unleas a lentr tit· back 11 requelted by public authority. 15) Where protective covenants and Melge County of Olive Township zoning Ordinance& are In conflict, the atrlcter requirement wtlt pro· vall 16) lnvalldlllon of any of these covonantt by Judgment of court order shall, In no way allect any of the other provlalana, which ah..l remain In lutllon:e and ellect. 17) Nothing contained herein altall be con· atructed 11 creating any obligation on lila part of Bru- Land Company, Inc. to anlorce thua Protecttva Covenanta. 18) The purcha- of thts farm, lor them· HIVU, their hltra and ...tgne, ~ thl - p i · anoe of the conveyance of thla firm, . . - to be bound by lhl CDVIIMinta COR• talnad herein lnd IN thll primary onfonlano of thala covonantt. Sold party or perttea are required to anawar on or before the 28th day lollowtng the taat publication, 28th Day of February, 2007 ol thl within notice or dllault judgment or othllr judgment may Ill llad agalnet tltam. Saki publication I hall be IIIICte In thla _.,.. per II IIIII onc1 I week lor elx (8) con- IICutlve weeke Marlene Herrioon Ct.rk of Courta Melga County, Ohto David Brian Bennett Attorney lor Plaintiff 126 N. 9th SI-t Cambridge, OH 43725 (1) 24, 31 (2) 7, 14, 21, 28 @ Public Notice The 20011 Annual Ftnanclat Report lor the Metge County Dtetrlct Public Library te complete and IIHII~ 11111 lor r.vtew II tile Metge County District Pubttc Ubrary. Connie Taytor, MCDPL (1) 31 Public Notice The Annual Financial Report lor Rutland Townahlp Ia comptlle and tho report II avllt· able lor review 11 thtt Fiscal Off!cera rut· dance upon requoll Opel Dyer, Flacel Officer Rutland Townohtp PO BOll 326 Rutllnd, OH (1) 31 Pullllc Notice PUBUC NoncE Thll 2001 Annual Ftnsnclll Report ollhtt Vtlllga of Pomeroy lor the year ending Deoernbar 31, ZOOihal liMn oompteted and 11 IVItlleble for public tnapaotlon In the Clark'l 11 uo 1111 Main ltraat, Pomaroy, Ohio between lhl hounl of 10:00 am through 2:00 PM Monday throutlh A copy of the report 0111 be provklld upon raquaat. Kilby Hyl811 onro. ,rklly. C~urar Vtuaga of Pomeroy (1) 31 CLASSIFIED INDEX ' If so, you qualify for a Senior Discount* when you pay for a 6or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Carda at Tbanka .......................................... 010 Chlltlllldarly Cart •..•••••....•.•.••...•.••........••.•.. 190 t!lectrtcai/Relrlgeratlon... •.•... . ................ 840 Equipment lor Rent .................................... 480 EKOivltlng ................................................... 830 Farm Equipment.......... . . ....... .......•••••.. 810 Farm• lor Rent. ...........................................430 Farm• tor Bat. ............................................ 330 Here's all you need to do ... • Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. Far Sat............... ............ ......... ............. 585 Far Sale or Trade .•••.•••........•.••.....•.••••••..••..590 Fruna & Vagetabla ..................................... 580 Furnished Rooma ...................................... 4$0 General Hauling................ . ..............••.•••..850 GIVIIWiy....................................................040 HIPPY Ad1 .................................................... 0SO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Subscnber's Name _ __ _ _ Address--- - - - - - City/S1ate/Z1p ---,~• I Phone'---~--IIIII 01 ~ OIIINI COtopOnlioott Wltlt • copy or yow p1tato 10 to Oltlo Ylllty PuOIIIItlng P.O. loa 411, Gltlltpatta, OH 418S1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I l>.ssemble crafts, wood rtems To $480/wk Matenals prO\Iided Free mfOf'mation pkg 24Hr 801 428-4649 25550 -------Accepting Resumes for an Ohio Licensed MassaQe Therap1st to work 1n 2 thnv· mg ChiropractiC off1cea 1n Gallia & Jackson count1es Excellent Wages & Opponun!ty for nght person Contact The Gal!lpalla ChiropractiC Center at 900 2nd Avenue. Gall!polls, Ohio (740)441·0200 An Excellent we.y to earn money The New Avon Call Marilyn 304 882-2646 For Lea•e ................................ , .................. 410 lallipoli' lailp lribunt .Joint tlta~nt legi,ter ' The Daily Sentiilel ianbap ltmd ·itntintl Hay, • Qraln................................. .....•...•....840 He p wanted....... ....•••.••.......••............••. ••••. 11 o Homolmprovomenla ................................... 810 Homeator Sale ............................................ 310 Houaehold Qoodl ....•... . ...... ..•••..•••.... 510 HauNt lor Rant ....... ..•.. ••••. ... ••••..••........ 410 In Memortam .............................................020 tnaurance ..................................................... 130 Lawn • Garden Equipment •...........•.••• .. 880 Lhllatock... ••.... . ...................................830 Loll enc1 Found .......................................... 060 Lota• Acreage............... ..•..... .. .....•••... 350 Mlacellanooua.... .... •• .•. . ....... ....... 170 MIICIIIIIIOOUI Morchandl88.......................540 Mobtla Horne Repair .•••••...........•....•.. .......880 Mobtle Hornealor Rent.. . ....•... .. •••..•.... 420 Moblt. Hornealor Sat...... . ... . ......... 320 Money to Loan .. ......................................... 220 Motorcyqloa & 4 Whulers . ...... . •.. •... 740 Mualcat tnetrumenta ... ••... ....••.•••... . 570 Paraonala .. •....... ..........•.. ......................... 005 Pat a tor Sale... ........................ .....•..••..•... 580 Plumbing • Heedng .•.••.... ...•..... ........•.... 820 Protattlonal SOrvlcaa...... . .................... 230 Radio, TV .!o CB Repair ............................... 180 - 1 Ettata Wanted .............. ...................... 380 Schoo Ia lnetructton............................ ....... 1$0 Sled , Plant .!o Fertlll.ler .............................. 850 sttuattona wanted .............. ........................ 120 Bpace tor Rent.................. ....... . . ......... 480 Sporting Qooda. ....•...•••... ....... .. .........• 520 suv·a ror seta..... . ...................................120 Trucketor SOle.. ....................................... 715 UphOIIllry ...................... . ........ ....•••....•.. 870 Vlona For Selo........... ....•.... ...................... 730 Wanted to Buy ............................................ 090 Wanted to Buy· Form Supplt.a. •··· .•..••••.•. 820 Wanted To Do.............................. .............. 180 wanted to Rent ........................................... 470 Ytrd Sale- QIHipolla••.••.•.•.... ...•...•..........••072 Yard S.to-Pomeroy/Middlt .•.•••.............••• OU Yard S.I•Pt· P-nt ..•.. ··••····· ................ 078 . " ~ NEA, Inc 2007 by 110 Start bu1ld1ng lor your future now by JOining our Protess1onal Team and learn the sk1lls to become a H1gh Pre ssure Clean1ng Mamtenance Techmc1an All posit ems reqwre weekly TRAVEl outs1cle ot OhiO Company provides todgH'Ig tra nsportation and PerD1em AVERAGE start mg wage w1th cost ot ben e fl1 s mduded IS $205 00 per f1eld day worKe d w1th a chance to aclvanr.e up to $263 DO per t1eld day workod We prov1de pa1d trammg and EXCE LLENT LEARN 4x4"a Far Set. .............................................. 725 Announcement ............................................ 030 AnltquH..... •. ..••... .. . .. .. . .......... .530 Apertmante tor Rent ..•........ .....• .. .. 440 Auction and Fila Market. ........................ .090 Auto Parte • Accaasorlea ..• ........ .... .... 760 Auto Repair.... ..••... •• .... .. .. ...•... . 770 Autollor Seta ...••.••........ ............••..••.•..... 710 ao.ta I Motors for 81&. ............................. 750 lulldlng luppllu......... . .•. . ..••..•..••...... 5$0 lualnell and Bulldlnge ..... ..................... 340 luelnell Opportunlly .................................210 lttelnell Tratnlng................... .............. .• t40 Clmpera • Motor Homu •.••.... ••••. •••.•••..... 790 Camping Equipment............... •................. 780 ---- -~ eleott'ICSI exper1ence Able to work on \Widera cold aawa 11nd other mise m1chlnery, read schemat!ca and blu&· prlnta Apply In per&OO at SFS l)uck Sales 2150 Eastern Ave Gallipolis AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears 304· 675·1429 ldvtlnlte eny preference, limitation or dlscnmlnatlon bliNd on r11ce ector, religion, sex .. mlllal atltulli or natlonail origin, or any lnt.ntlon to make anw auc:h preterenee, llmh1Uon or dltcrlminltlon ' 1111 GREENHOUSE GROWER Gntt s Midway Gree1house ts seek1ng to fill 1 or 2 green house grower pos1t1ons Must have 3 years of plant production expenence Mus! be able to worj( rotahng weekend & holiday schecl ule we proVIde a competl· 11ve sa!ary & benel1t padt age Fax resume to (304 )SS6 2548 Holzer Sen•or Care Center has an open1ng for lha following pOSI tlons • • Full time STNA • Part lime STNA • Part t1me Dietary A•de • Part time Housekeeper It you are lntersted 1n a position with great ben ellis and would UkB to be part of a resident care or1ented nurs1ng fac!llty please call Bill Lambert Payroll Clerk or Barb Peterson Human Resources Director for Long Term Care at 740 446 5001 or stop 1n and see us al 380 Colonial Dnve Btdwell , OH 45614 BENE FITS Pte Emplovment DRUG TEST and a valid Onver s license' IS reqwred Class A CDL ts a plus but not reqwred Send work history and day t1me phone number to TECHNICIAN TRAINEE. PO BOX 565 MARIETIA OHIO 45750 EOE LABORER EARN AS YOU LEARN Start bUIIdmg tor your future now by )Oimng our Profess1onal Team and learn the sKills to become a High Pressure Cleanmg Maintenance Techn1c1an Ail positiOns 1equ 1re weekly TRAVEL outs1de of Oh10 Company prov 1des lodg~ng transportation and Per01em AVERAGE start •ng wage w1th cost of bene fils Included IS $205 00 per held day worked ....,•th a chance to advance up to $263 00 per fl eld day worked we pro111 de pa 1d tram1ng and EXCELLENT BENEFITS Pre WA.,1'ED ,J __Hn .._. ....-P____ TURNED OOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? For more Information call 800·827·87e_(l No Fee Unless We W1nl ext 5686 or ext 5736 or you may submit resume 1 888 582·3345 ~~,.~n~~:rwttngil mpwser rtd FOR SAu: . ~r Sutoot.s 111!0 '- ;:.""\• 00111UCIION Concealed P1stol Class Oh1o/WV Feb 10 2007 $75 00 9 OOam VFW Mason WV 740·416·3329 lntormtcl that all dwelling• adwrtl..clln this newapaper lrt IVIIIsble on 1n equal opponun11y baHS. r M':,~s~·~ I . tn Midd on rented lot $4500 416·1354 140· -------1999 Schultz New GeneratiOn 16x80 VInyl sld· 1ng, shingle rood 3BA 2BA Gas & CIA E)(ceUent Cond $25 000 Owner Fmanc1ng Available Home can be lefl on 4 acre lot if so des1red Close to 0 0 Mcintyre (740)446-4053 even1ngs 2007 312 Doublew1de $37 970 Mtdwest 1740)828 2750 %-~· · 3 Bedroom 1 314 Baths Kitchen LA FA Central A1r Many e:c.tras 2 13 acres located on Chns Lane close to new GAHS Reduced to - - - -- - -$1 29900 (740)245·5909 Golllpollt CorHr College (Careers Close To Home) 3 Bedroom 2 Bath fireplace Move 1n today! New 2007 3 bedroom 2 t:lath Only $t99 86 per month Set up mmutes from Athens and ready for Immediate occu pancy Call 740 385 4367 Call Today! 740·446·4367 on Pleasant Valley Ad 112 NEW 2007 4 bed 0/Wid&' 1 800·214 0452 mile !rom Rio Granda $49 179 Midwest (740)828 wwwpllipolleeareereollegeeom Available with ~ 5 or 2750 ~rlfir--:,_-:&~-., Acc redttKI Men1ber Accrediting acres (740)709•1166 a Coone~ for lnct.p.noenl Collegll - - - - - - - - - LUI> •nd Schools ilr ______., 3bd 1 27<~8 l tro MticEuANrous • I ACREAGE 2bo HUD $27,0001 Lw-..;liloiiiiiiiilioao_.l Only 1190/mol 4% down .., • 30 years 0 8% For l1&!1nge 4 acre lot for sale (304)743 800·659-4109 ><254 Seasoned f1re wood Oak and Hlckory spill You hauI • •& HEA p or 1 hau1• •.ake c ...,.. 9 9 38 740· 4 ·20 - - - -- -- Wanted Respontlble party to take on small monthly payments on High DeflniiiDn Btg Screen TV 1 800-398 lliiJ To Do t.,-•..,;iitiiiiioao-rl Drywa II and pa Inllng se rvl c es 740 985 3779 U-Save Healing Cooling Hot Water Heaters & Odd 6323 4 acre min farm In PatriOV 3br 2 112 lla HOUII on AI 0 0 Mcintyre area Already 62 In Hartford House set up for mobile home beside available for sale rent one or have extended family option Senoos calls at (J0 4)675 _2484 cell (304}593 1481 - - - - - - -4 rental houses "For Sale :.39ia7~0-"'!'!~---., In Gallipolis Call Wayne U WANilD (4041456 3802 -=:-::-::::-::-:-- - - - - - -- - - -POST OFFICE NOW HIRING tt'-te WhiCh It In Ylolation of the lew Our H~ I~ - - -- - - - - t..,-..,;iiiiiiiiiioilioao.,l 12X60 2 Br all slec AquaTechEnvlronmentat Serv1ces Tow Truck operator MVA Ohio Valley Home Health and Clrug screen required 0 Down even with less than pe11ect cred11 1s ava1latHe on Inc tunny RN s CNA 740 388 8547 this 3 bedroom 1 bath STNA, CHHA PCA Compet1t1ve Wages and Wctnl9d Part Time Si;i.rtender homo Corner lot fireplace Benehts mcludmg health (must be 21 yea rs old) Send modern kitchen, jaCuUI tub, Insurance an d Mileage Resume to Amencan Legion Payment around $550 per Apply at t480 Jackson P1ke Post 140 PO Bm 267 New monlh 740·367 7129 Gallipolis or 24 15 Jackson Haven WI/ 25265 Aotn - - -- - - - Avenue Pomt Pleasant WV Lmda ~an or stop m and ~"""., · '. '"'' ,· "I 01 phone loll free 1 866 44t · p1 ck up applications aher ~*'~'-"i~ ~" '' · - ' 1393 ~~ i I , : 4pm Overbrook Center Located @ 333 Page St Middleport Ohio Is Pleased To Announce We W•ll Be Hold ng An STNA Class Schedu led For Feb 20 March 7 Hours Will Be Bam 4 30pm tt You Are Interested In Jo1nlng Our Fr iendly And Oed•cated StaH Please Stop By Our Front OffiCe Mon-Fn 9am· Spm And Fill Out An Appl ication Space Is Limited Applications Will Be Accepted Unt!t Feb 9 Full Tlma Ana Part Time Part T1me Positions Available fo Those Oualif1ed IndiVIduals Completing The Class Applicants Must Be Dei'\Andable (Attendance Is •· Team Players Wittl A Musl) Pos1tive Attitudes To Jom Us In Provldmg Outstandmg Ouallty Care To Our Aes1dents 11 You Have Any Questions Contact Hollie Bumgarner LPN Staff Development Coordinator @ 740·992 6472 " 0 verbrook Center Is l'ln E 0 E And A Partictpant Of The Drug Free Workplace Program Thlt NWtpapt~r will nol: knowingly accept ldMt'tl..mentt tor rMI I .........,.....,, ~SF..IMcEs Adv1ncement www com•c• com Accepllng appllcat•ons tor Transport Onvers tor local Petroleum Company Must have Hazmet Endorsement and Medical Card Send Resume to Petroleum PO Box 27 Po•nt Pleasant "'N r r All real•tat. advertising In thla ntiWIPIII* II aub)ect to the Federal F1lr Houalng Ae1 of 1968 which makes It llleg.lto Opportunltleo 1- ?1 Salvage (304)773 5343 (3041674·1374 ••••p•po Free F•rewood· You Saw i40 446·2412 aam-5pm Ho.w:<i FOR SAt.f Borrow Smart Contact the Oh1o D•vls1on of Fmanc1al lnatltullon's OH•ce of Consumer Affa1rs BEFORE you refl nance your home or obtain a loan BEWARE of requests tor any large advance payments ol lees or Insurance Call the Off1ce ol Consumer Affa1rs toll free at 1 866 278 0003 to learn 1f the mortgage broker or lender 1s properly ~licensed (Tius IS a publiC serv1ce announcement from the Oh1o Valley NeedS HS diploma or GED and ciwera license tABORER EARN AS YOU ii1~U:S5·: :. or rild~r? AN a D1alys1s TechniCians and Umt Clerk needed for Pleasant Valley Dialysis an Independently owned outpa llent d1alys1s lac•lity 1n Pt Pleasant WV Expenenca preferred Please send resumes to Candy Bartram LOUISa Fort Gay Regtonal 01alys1s 2145 H1ghway 2565 l.ou1sa KY 41230 or fax to 606-638-3404• MoNE'I TO loAN ummg Hard hat drug-free ·P:ub::h•;":ng::Co:m:p:a:ny:l=~ and UniOn enwonment 2842 lltltl Ewnmgs (740138.!1·0551 r ~.,1"._HEt_P•W-4.•NTE-cn_.~l 0 Work mvol\les mdustnal cleaning high pres sure waterblaslnlQ wetldry vacu· L, Free Bulldog Mix Pups Have shots & been wormed In Ytolatton of tn. llw OH bjtct to tho air Housing Act o For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel c-lassifieds! accept Temporary Positions Ava1lable lndu1tr1al Service Technicians In Gallipolis, Absolute Top Dollar U S Silver and Gokj Co•ns Proofsets, Gold A1ngs Pre 1935 U$ Currency Solita1re 01amonds· M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue GallipOlis 740 446 GIVEAWAY Now you can have borders and graphics .iW.' addedtoyourclass!Hedads Jl~ 1m Borders$3.00/perod I! Graphics SOC for small S1.00 for Iorge Display Ads -------5 Plus Acres o 1n Front Am story and 1/2 garage/20 X Rac1ne Route 949 2253 Wonderful views w1th peace & seclusion but not too far out EnJoy country H'.lmg in a decrlte location $30,000 Owner financing available (740)446 4053 evenings 47 acres +f. Uevlng Road Country water sep11c pond & barn etectnc many home s1tes $125 000 firm 2 Br Kit , Full base (3041882·3131 AC single 20 shop Mobllt HolM Lot lor ,.nt 124 740 near V.nton Call {740)441 · 1111 Avg Pay $20rhr or Jobs Call {7401388 9039 Employmer1t DRUG TEST $57K annually 1740)794 1532 and a valid Dnver s license IS requ1red Class A COL IS includmg Federal Benef1ts and OT Pa•d Tra1n1ng a plus but not req u1red Vacat!ons-FT/PT Send w or~ history and day SIGN ON BONUS hpme 1·81J0.584·1775 Ex1 •B923 Bob Evans of GalliPOliS heal1h care of SE Ohio Is lime phone number to USWA H1nng n1ght & day shift Gr~ l currently h1nng home health 1ECHNI CIAN TRAINEE Cooks Excellent Pay & aides competlll\9 wages PO BOX 565 MARIETTA Benefits ava1lable Stop m Call 740·662·1222 OHIO 45750 Equal Opportun1ty Bartender wanted to start 1mmed1ately Apply 1n person ll'l!iiiii!iiEi!im;iipli!ioy!iei;r;;;;;;;;;;!IJ at Halfh1lls Tavern 234 3rd L!!! Avenue GallipoliS, OH HOME HEALTH AIDES· r RFAJ. E.~IATE WANTEIJ Need to sell your home? Late on payments diVorce job transfe'r or a death? 1 can buy your home AI! cash and qu1ck closing 740 416· 3130 I ~ 1 \ I \I " DESK CLERKS NEEDED In-Home Apply at Budget Inn 260 Needed Jackson P1ke Gall•pol•s P\trsons with good commu n~cat1on SkillS Good attitude & self motivated should apply No phone calls please FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $t6 53·$27 58/hr now hlr 1ng For applteatrOO and hee governement job 1nto call Amencan Assoc of LabOr 1 Caregivers Mason County Actton Group Inc In-Home Senm:es 1s currently accept· mg applications fOI' care g1vers to prov•de In-home serviC&S to the elderly and disabled Expenence pl &lerred but not req wed Please contact L1sa Templeton AN or Jenn•l&f Thomas AN C 675·3300 or apply mperson @ 22 1 Ma1n Street Monday through Fnday 8 am to 4 pm EOE 913 599-8042 24/llrs amp MJF AlA serv OTR DRIVER 2 years expe· Now Hinng expenenced nence Clean MVR Sawmill help Apply In per WIHAZMAT TE RMINAL TO son Twin River TERMINAL No to uch Honlw- 261 2 US Rl 35 drop/tlOOiC further 1nfo 740 Southiolde 5oa 0110 stl/mol Buy 3bd HUO HOMEt 4%dn 30yro II 8% 11\\\tl\1 AN 's needed to perform baSIC first aid at OO•Jness In ltrll!101""'-~----, HUD HOMEI 3bd S1t2/mo. CheShire 0H lll.sn\'F$ 3bd 2bo 1155/mo More homes available' 4%dn lnterasllngfLow Work Environmen t Stress Great 30yrs @ S~o For llshngs Opponuntty to Earn Extra 800·559 41 09 xF 144 ~==OrroimJN~~~=IT\'=~ Cash' Call 688 269 6344 or oNOTJ(h Fax resume to 740·266· 667 t OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO recommends that you do business witl'l people you know and NOT to send money throogtl the mall unt1t you have .nvest1gated the Secretafi&J pos1110n In local Nanny $700 week offiCe expenence a plus but lmmed tatoly m Pomt not reqwed send resume Pleasant Must L o~ to PO BoJo: 351 Galhpohs, Ctutdren (678)318 3650 OhiO4563 1 offenng Ntcely-ma1 ntamed 3SR house Mason New porch new Root 74 900 (304}77 3 Sl n or (304)773 5626 For I! slings 800 559 4109 x1709 -------- 1 poss1bly 2 Br Hoose .n New Haven $275/month $275/depoSII No Pets (3041882 3652 100 Liberty Street S500 plus utult1es 2 bedroom Out of Town $650 +>Ns utilities 3 bedroom Contlcl ERA Town & Country Real Estate, 6'75· 5548 For Sale Ranch Style Home 4 Bedrooms 3 Bath 2 bedroom house located Gallip olis (740)441 0194 6 !lcres (740)388 8639 11'1 �' Wednesday, January 31,2007 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, Janu11ry 31, 2007 ALLEY OOP www.mydallyaentlnel.com The Duly Sentinel • Page 85 In Memory PREPARATION FOR CHILDBIRTH Sunday, February 4 2:00 pm- 6:00 pm Holzer Medical Center French 500 Room Call 446·5030 to register or for more information. In Loving mtmory ofUnclt lkl 10116/1959. 113tn006 We mi ss you & your funny ways of making us laugh and you 're always in our beans. Love, Lee, Anna, Bee, Bre & Dee Belterra Casino Resort & Spa 3 Day·2 Night GttiWIIy March 22, 2007 to March 24, 2007 $175/person baaed on double occupancy Package Include• dinner on the II rat night and breakla1t on lht aecond momlng Single room• can ba purchaaed for $275/person Musl be 21 years of age (No relunlla) Gladly accept ca1h, money order, check a credit card• Please call PVH Community Relations lo make reservations, (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1326 2 Br House 725 3rd Ave $325 per mon. + 1 mon deposit Water paid. All elec, no gas bill. (740)794-1760 or (740)406·3!170. 2 Nlc::9 Remodeled Homes in town, No Pels. Renovated, All new carpet. Call (7401"6-7425 2 or 3 Br. house, no pets, 740-1192·5858. 2·3 Bedroom Duplex. $420/mo plus deposit & utilities In Downtown Gallipolis No Peto . (7401446·0332 8am-5pm Mon-Sat. 2br. House in Pt. PL $465 Homeatead Realty Broker llr'll10r--~Houstl;!"""---, (304)675·4024 (304)675· FOR !lENT . 07119 aok lor Nancy. L.-..iiiliii.iiiiiOi-.,1 1 j •let. 3 Bd. house in Pomeroy. 1 1/2 bath, air cond. , basement, & 2 car QBrage. very clean and plen· ty of room. $700 perM _740- r Saturday, Feb. 3rd 8:00pm No Cover Charge Valentine's Idea Massage Special 20% off at: All About Youl 201 B 6th Sl. Pt. Pleasant, WV 675·1411 Starting Feb. 1st n-·- Ellm View Apartments cornol Call (740)416-2506 r zre.-, So, tht 7;00 am and tht midnight call& don~ comt no more. And the visits ar home or driving to tho doctor are gont al&o. And, you 'ro not here to remind me how metJn lam, or yau never want to Sit me again. . But, I know you /ovod mt, and I loved you, tu1d nothing can replace that. And even though I'd love to have you back, I never would wan/ you to go through the pain & suffering you did for the 5 years of it. So, I know/hat you and Bee Bee art up there, lwving a groat time, and remember u111il wr meet again, lt's All Good". 41 Lolli, Your sister Deb & The Top Car Middlepor1 Beech StriHit, 2 bedroom furnished apart· ment, deposit & pre-rental A HIDDEN TREASURE! references, no pets, utilities 119_2_·0_165 Laurel Commons ~ pa_id_•.:,l7_40_l_ _ __ 992·3194 or 992·6635 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE MO-BB2·1m Stop &Compare Commercial building •For Renr 1600 square feet off street parl<lng. Great location! 749 Third Avenue in Gallipolis. Rent $475/rno. •ill.' " CI .ASSIFIEDS \ rL::======~ II • I ) < \ I I o Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall. Remodeling, Room · Additions Local Conlractor .......... ~33111JIII!IIIIIIIJIII Used furniture store, 130 Wurlitzer piano eKcellenl Bulavllle Pike. ElectriC gas cond., medium wood finiSh, ranges. chests. couches. bench included $600.00 mattresses, bunk beds, 304-895-3769 I I JET 0% Financing- 36 Mos. AERATION MOTORS available now on John Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Deere Trak Zero TUrne & Stadt Call Ron Evans, 1· S.tt'Yt Fi11.ed Rate on John 60!).537·9528 Deere 011ora Carmichael Equipment (740)446-2412. Lovely Antiquo VIctrola, 75· Financing as low as 0%· 3!1 90 Recorda, Plays Fino, Mos. on John Dooro 7 $375. (740)256-6445 .:c.c:..:.....:=c..:.....:.:..__ Series 4x4, 41(5 & 5x4 z II 1\ h l ll\...,l l~l I II l II! 1'\ 7411-367-0536 AUTyjlceOI F- Elllmlltl ' '•' , t;:1111aetit. WwJ\ ' ' Horse and F1§ Baer Builders &Developers 4 Tupolo 22 n~ng 47 Roltaloua 3 Arrogance 20 cn1cary ,.,.,. w...k, n • 41 Eor of com 49 El Dorodo lroln pbonom zs •-n... lnlu~ 53 Twlllglt~ 1o 37Anrrnolll 7 Graol Will 31=m~ 21 Rhine pon 1 f1011 I Flappy29 Appolr 1o 54 Klld or Joey Mrad pooch be t F111tlly 34 P11olo n - 36 PonttHin 31Ma1hl Do you run, or pause for a moment? 40=opt %7 L.E.HOIJtR.:~ aliT WE f4A.\JE.t\'T AA.t> At<C Golden Retriever pup· ~~ 22,500 mlkls I>JC. CD play· er, tinted windowS, now tires. outlaw rims, bodllnor, Tonneau cover $8,500. OBO oall 304·593·2602 ._.... • 03 Ford E11.p. XLS, 4x4, All r IMPRoVEMENI'S BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhional lifelime guar· ~ocal NO~~~~ WHAT YOIJ1t'l STYlE... • • , • C J:i'lCJ ;j & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 70 Pine Street • GaUipoUs TillS IS MV REPORT ON THE 6U't' WHO THOU61IT IT UP .. 'fES, Mlf.AM ..THE TELEPHONE ... TWI5 15 M'( REPORT ON THE 61)'( Wi-10 Tll006HT IT UP .. ~'"' " ·~ ·· tt SUNSHINE CLUB lucu11 ConllrucUoaud ft.. C liS A \A.IIDE. •BAIJD ~ ALTIT(..)[¥. aauaral onbacllng MClliFI~R St. Rt. 248 Chester, Ohio Mike W. Marcum, Owner Additl G ons arages RooOng Vinyl Siding New Construction Interior Remode!lng Residential & Commettia! • ;:~~;:::::::::::::~ Manlajf.'& Racycl ng ' l TRIE:I:> ITL8UT t 6TIL.I.. t:>ON, GET 11' '"""'n"a' ,..... __ 20·Feb. t9) IS FENRW IEP, GZ OSMTEPN WV IIWWSFXW . " • YOW IEHHEIIF KRMLSKXSIITS PAI!VIOUS SOLUTION - 'ThO<e are lew wild blasts more lo ba dreaded than a talking man having oothing to oay • -Jonathan Swill • decisions lor you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - There are indications that conditions will make your workload a bil heavier than usual in the next few days. Your lOad can be lightened If you use your smarts and not just your back . ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) - If you're lofc&d 10 take a bac:J(seat when you cross pathS with a dominating persooali· ly, don't try to fight lor center stage. Whtln hogging the scene, he or she will take nothing but boos. TAURUS (April ;lG-May 20) - 11 will be Impossible tor a ticklish !amity issue to be resolved at this time, especlaly It awryone Is not given the opportunity to express his or her 1eellngs. Only when all are heard can headway be made. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- Expect a plan of yourt to be d~melrieally opposed by others, especially It your agenda Is presented in a sen-serving manner. The more Important it is to you, the more diplomatic you must be. CANCER ~June 21-July 22) - When It comes to any business deaNngs you have where money ls Involved, Insist upon a complete disclOsure of all relevant facts belare makflg a deciSion. need to Impose yourself upon a clique where you're not welcome. They're not your type . SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Ncw. 22) - Shookt you lind your ambitiOus objiCtives being stymied by 1nother, counteract It bV sim· ply changing your tactics. Showdowns or confrontations will only m1ke m1ttert WO!'Ie . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·0ec. 21) There'a a poqlbiMty you might waat• PIYIIITIP . .EI . . p ... (Jan. liBRA ~Sept 23-0ct 23) - You're fortu· na1e in that you have lOts of friends, so atlc« to p.a.ls who like you. There's no GARFIELD ...........18. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .12:• • .. p •••• , FillS l l HVKS WRS NVVU -ca-thdot': Don't proceed without them. lEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - It you are too indeciSive, it wil definitely Impede .your progress. No matter how burdcHlsome, face up to difficult decisions and be brave enough to take the appropriate 1cllon. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Slop and think before taking actions, or chances are the problems with which you'll have 1o lace will be ot your own making. Don't do anything silly and try to blame others for it. 740-985-4141 Office 740-416-1834 p 1..... ..., M111'16 LJilDfl~~ HE:t..110 HAS SOMETHING FOR YOI/!! ALEKANDER 6RAAAM BELL .. INIJENTED? M~AM? "==:::;;::;::=44::::6~·0007=======~ H CLASSJFJEDS FOR BARGAINS "YBT UVBOWK IITS WTIIEWVTK, MPU AstroGraph Judgments regarding that which arrects you per.onatly should bt decided solely by yoo. Take care not to put yourself in a position that enables another to make PEANUTS •l!'t!"'I'P.!I'!!!I'I"' ~ ,..,., J /," 1 ~. I T"''~ _ ··- ·--·- ToMy'swo:O-F Thuoodey,Fob.1,2007 By llomtcoo Oool In the year ahead, yoo are hkely to make several interesting alliances with a num· tier of persona you'll meet aoclally. Although the prime engagement will be one ol hiendship, their impae1 will touch other areas of your life as well. GRIZZWELLS tlltl 'loll 1<.~ 'M'I'RE 1991 Chevy S·10, VS, 5 speed, hi~h miles, runs great St ,500 (304)882·3652 Lab pt.q)ies Born Dec 5. 06 2005 Gralld Prix low miles, $150 (740)446.0760 or loaded $15.000 !304)675· (740)388-8981 . 4843 i CN~! We Deliver To You! Home Oxygen p tabl 0 Or e Xygen Homefill System Hellos System cr..., would h8vo to ~ed a club off the board, and lite <lelonrler11 would run !hair '-18 and take the spada ace. Remember the c1aosr«: no-trump tach· nique: Fir11t aatabioh the !ricks !hat you need lo make your contract. Load 1ho sparle queen {or ~ng) from your hand. ff Wes1 has the ace, you havo no chance wha!IM!I' you do. He \\OOkl win with his ace and leod a oocond heart. But hare Ees11akos tho trid< and camot hurt you. AQUARIUS 2003 510 4 cyl., 5 sp. $5001 POliCE IMPOUNDS! Cars from $5001 For listings 80!).559-4086 <3901 AI<C Yellow Malo Lab pups. 2000 Plymouth Neon, Auto, Excellfl1t pedigree. $200. ~. AMIFM CO.Runs great · (740).14 -0130 or (740).141· 740-949-2394. 7251. 2002 Pontiac Sunfire Lab puppies Born Dec S, 06 $4200.00 OBO 2000 Doge $150 (740)446·076C or Neon $3000.00 080. 740, (740)368-8981 . 256-6169 Ft t>I~'T !>A.,'( W£1'{iL'( LE.F~ IIPORIS • by Lu!a Campos Cliitrlly CiJNr aplflft.,. lrtm ~ ~ twnau. people. PM* rei Plltll'll Eldllelltw i1 h cipher ...00. b .-.cftf. Now lltere is a lemptalion to cash lite diamond surt. But thai would ba fatal. You FORSAI.E ' CELEBRITY CIPHER king. BIG NATE 1994 Chevrolet Silverado. VB, loaded, longbed. low miles, automeUc, bedllner. EMcellent condition, no rust. Boolls lor $6500. Soli lor $5,000 740-367-7129. surt. queen. Eosl plays an encouraging 88YOn, and you taka lite trK:k with your • Custom Baths • Complete Renovations • Honey Do Lists • Plumbing/Wiring • Free Estimates TRUCKS Uvestock LoadmaK· nlshed. antee. Established references fur· 1975. Goosensck, Dumps, & Hro. (740) 446· Utility· Aluma Aluminum call 0870, 24 Rogers Basement Trill..,_· B&W Goosenedc. Hitches . Carmichael Watorprooling. E ui ent 740 446·2412 1403 or 740·416-6744. ·------· A.KC German Sheppard t 5dry bale~ $25 a bale, pups $275.00 (aD4)675· 740·549-2293 or 740·416t 204 (304)593·3!126 Atc:C Aeglatered small miniature schnauzers. 1 Choc.male 1 Choc mate w/ white on cheat and frt paws 1 salt&PQ~r r w/ unique markings. 111 ahota and puppy ... 740-441·1657 ~ 11 Relumo donlzen ::..np 5 Carrlo'o 24 llogorl'o loot "Sill' Wn" lopptr 50 - danoer 35=11'1 ra1o Pollorgtl11 52 • llooluppera 26 Enlnlly cry Eul IW Pall Pus Opening lead: .. 9 ~x-car<l D I~ Trllltra· t'a racotd 33 Slur ...a 45 three no-IIUmp with only king-00\Jblelon in heart&, bu1 heading toward 1M! cia· monc1s was not wilhool nail. {Hero, ot c:ouraa, 1M! <lamonds makes.) You should play a low heart from lite board 81 1rk:k one; do not wasta that 8 M. old Dog Dochohund , 1St shots, $300.740·992· plea, vel ~ , ok, OOB 12/16106. $350, (740)696· 1085 Pus -) I Duck'olaol 13 Prom 3 0 - l l t e 2 a......, . 31 Foul up 3211501 dill 43 Aquarium (11Nk Soulh know rt was dangerous 10 bid IN WEE~! IIIII""-":':,....;.....;.,..., Keifer Built· Valley- Bison· CLAIMIN' ~N<\ LO~I= At~~ aA:'~~~; 4 female Dalmations born 12·5·06, wormed. papef trairled, mom & dad AKC on premises--call 740.9929832. $175.00 Eoch. I~ l 1 l'\ I Concrata Removol and Replacemenl Gooseneck, Oak firewood tor sale. 17401446 3560 • Delivered or pickup. : : . . . Hitches. Carmichael 99 Durango SLT. 411.4, 3rd (740)441·0941, (740)645· Row Seating, Rear Air 5948. CAA HEAP accepted. Equipment (740)446·2412 Cond.. Cruise, PL. .PW STEEL BUILDINGS: Year· Now John Dooro Compacts 88,000 mi. E<e. Cond., End Ctoaeouttl Still on pal- and 5000 Series Utility trao-- $6500 (740)256 1059 Fl<ed 1or 36 • lets-selling at last year's tors steel prlceal Great lor back· months through John Deere Cermichaet yard storage, workshops, or Credit. 1o HOME hay atorage Limited Equ.,mont (740)446·2412 oo,. ELVINE'f'S PI •Gt•RISM II LoadmaK· PB, PL. AT, Leather. 63.000 ~~====;;::=~!~!!!!!~!~ Dumps, & miles, Bed liner, $5200. 1 LMsrocK hom i)C)WN coulfn 42 Enllrld reach no-trump. Aller West Ieaiia tho heart nine, how would you proceed? Nollh might have pasoell on lite oocond round bacause he had on~ 13 points and a worrying spade vord, bu1 he rea· sonably docided 10 show h~ excellent 2459 St. Rt. 160 Round Bllerat500 81111'1. Sorloa Pwr., CD!fapo, AC, Aeor Air, r"' MoCoaiSqu•r• 3rd row. New Tires, Running Also available 5.t% on Boards, White w/ gray iht. UHd Hay Equl>mont. All $11 .500 OBO, 740·709ratea thru John Deere 1276 Credit. Carmichael ----,...,--::-:-,.,_ Equipment (740)446-2412. 98 Blazer, 4WD. PS, PW. Pe, PL, AT 87,000 mile a, 4 Keifer BuiH· Valley- Bison· Door. $4200. 96 Ford F1SO Horae and Livostock XLT, 4WD, E<1 Cab, PS, PW, i VA21 Hill lite 10 Body ptrl 11 -llld ...rrfM pianiiiS. Bu1 lite paUS08 b a - tho notes - ah, !hal is where tho art 740.446. $2B00.740·37s-2161. Trlliert· 23 Zllnloch run -5101ggfo (hyplt.) Artur Schnabel, a famous Austrian piani81 who died in 1951, aaid, 'Tho notes I harde no belter lhan many HardftH Cabinetry Alld FurnH1re www.--..Joc•lllnotrt'·- 7411-367-11544 1995 810 Blazer 4114, goad condition, 120,000 miles. teal green, loaded. ,\ I I\ I '> I I 11 1, r FRANK & EARNEST BARNEY IriO i 21 Ptyclte At lho bridge lablo, an expert's paU888 ba1WMI1 tricks 10 analyZs lite positions usually reauR in artful pieces ol play. Occupy lite Soulh aoal " this deaf. You < Storage ro,...,.,r.L'O Quantities· Call Today 1· 600·222-8335 29 Pull 3 NT 1· CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION (740) 992·5232 Owner Rhonda Peters Manager Janet Jeffers NEW AND USED STEIL 'Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete. Angle, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Walkways. l&L Scrap Metils Open Monday, Tueaday, Wednasday & Friday, 8am·4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. !740)446-7300 1• I 'I ll Now Rentittg High and Dry pet, stove & trlg., water, Nice dean, newly d&corated sewer. trash pd. Middleport. carpet , 21Jr. stove , retriclg. $425.00. No pets. Ref. w/cl hook-up, no pets ref. & required. 740--843·5264. dap 304-675·5162 BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS AT BUDGET fare Townhouse PRICES AT JACKSON Apartment~ Very Spacious, ESTATES, 52 Westwood .2 Bedrooms, CIA, 1 112 Drive !rom $349 10 $448. Bath, Aduh Pool & Baby Walk 1o &hOp & movies. Call Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. 740-446·2588. Equal No _Pet&, Leaae Plus Hou~na Opportunity Secunfy Deposit Required. - - - -· (740)367-7088. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· .:._...:__ _ _ _ _ _ EO I AFFOROAIL!I TWin Rivero Tower Is accept· Townhouse apartments, lng applications for welting ancVor small houtea FOR 1!81 lor Hud-tubalzed, 1· br, RENT. Call (740)441-1111 apartment. oall 675-6679 tor application & Information. Equal Houalng Opportunity CARPET Norlh I t St 55- resides.' •' i r Well V C YOUNG Ill ~ ... = J 10 7 Sou.. ··ifon· 11 "" 5I c 1o c, II Alllrmlrllw 57 mualcllly A• on lho K 10 8 THE RED by Marty O'Bryant 1·888-992·7090 1-7411-992·7HO Your carpet and upholstery cleaning solution for over 20 years :t.\.hyplt.) 41 ~· vapor 17 -Holm of 51 Clme- 11 Vulnerable: Both TREATMENT ctlmiCTin "Middleport's only S.H·Storop• dinettes, reclinert. l740)446· • .---::"~~--, 4782,Gallipolis.OH.Hrs11· FORSA.l.E Apar1ments. ltlrgeSt in the Modern ·18R apt. (740)446· 3 (M·F), Sat Call First. area! Beautifully renovated 0390. throughou1 including brand - - - - - - - ~ Commerdal building "For new kitchen ancl bath. New 2BR apartments. MER~ Sale· 1600 sq fl. off street Star1ing at $405. Calltodayl Washer/dryer hookup, parking. Great location. Call (304)273-3344 siovelretrlgeratOI' lndudecl. 4 Bristol Tid<ets, March 23rd Wayne (404)456·3802. Apartment for rent, 1·2 Also. units oo SA 160. Pets & 241h. (740)2!16·1417 Bdrm .. remodeled, new car· Wetaimol (740).141 ·0194. I \1\\1 " i 1'1'1 II-., EMPLOYMENT ROBERT BISSEll 0Hl.t7 Dealer: North 740-446-00117 Toll F..,• 877 -669·0007 10x10x10xl0 ..__ _oiUUUU>Iiiiiiii'--,1 ' Mollohan Carpet, 76 Vine Street, Gallipolis. Berber, $5.95/yd. Call for tree quote. I'm (740}446-7444 t'OR SAu - - -- - - -·----~-,.,1 Thompsons Appliance & --. Aepair-675-7388. For sate, re-conditioned automatic washers & dryers, retrigera· tors. gas and electrtc 2 betrooms. 2 bath, dish· ranges, air conditioners, and washer, WID hookup, $500, wringer washers. Will do deposit. references. repairs on major brands In (740)406·9209. shop or at your home. ~.6~"" 10/16/59 - 1/SI/06 SPACE fOil !lENT t • 740-Mi-2217 Two bedroom upstairs apart· ment in Middleport all elec· tric we pay water and trash you pay electric, S300 deposit, $450 per month with a year lease, No Pets, Reference required, Construction worker wei· MONTY WK2 Racine, Ohio 45771 • ti) rid ~ ?)d&Jt 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 14 rapiCin c.-not 4 -1 11 Low bvJy I ~ OAQJH ! • A i It WHI Eoll 6 109752 a AJ 8 • tl 3 9AJI0 7t • 7 • • KQI • ess Sou.. .KQetl 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 29670 Bashan Road Holzers. dtvldlr • Q •• & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Hil ls Sel f Stomge FOR !lENT ·- rJamihJ Advertise in this space for ss4 per month with a tribute to Elvis MOIIILE HoME<; Ir, •RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS (e})1ij#:l Nom 41 Con11non1 1 llcyclo J*l 42 Dulctt I Feutllrl 4311eoled 12 "--uu 44 Twtat lite Alder Jim Forshey Nice, Clean, 2BA, 4 mi from Downtown Point Pleasant $375/mo tsec. modern one bedroom Apt. deposit & Rei. No Pets, Second floor, stove and {740)446·6865. (740)379- refrigerator, included, all 2923. electrlcJdepO&h required No '~ hou ..._ 94~2303 or 740·591-3920. Pets call arter 5pm 3 BR b'""" 88 wn..ase· Trailer for Rent (304)675ment in Mercerville. 740· ~:rll"~~-~--, _1304_1...,67_5_ ·3-788-.,..--3 15 .256-81 32 MuuiU: Hmt(,li .,.,'- - - - - . . . . , F~· h 3BR, 1 bath, LeGrande ·~ """'' MAIIThllll'oTS Blvd, no pots, $625 mo. + L.~--FOR-REN-r,_.,~ sec dep. (740)446·3644. 2 Bd . Mobile home in Midd. ., all elec. $425 plus dep. 740· 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments •2&3 bedroom apartments An.ntlonl 416-1354 tor Flent, Meigs County, In •central heat & AIC Local company offering "NO - - - - - - - - town, No Pets, Deposit •Washer/dryer hookup DOWN PAYMENT" pro· Mobile Home $375/monlh Required, (740)992·5174 or •All electric- averaging grams lor you to buy your $375/deposil References (740)44 1-0110. S50..S601month home instead of renting. required No Pets (304)675- .:._...:__ _ _ _ __ • 100% financing 5578 1 and 2 IJedroom apart- . •Owner pays water, sewer, trash • Leaa than por19Ct credit ~ents. lurnlshod and unfur( 04)88 ,. . 3 2~017 accepted Mobile Home lot in Johnson ntshed, secunty deposit • Payment could be the Mobile Home Park in r~uired , no pels. 740-992· same as rent Gallipolis. OH Phone 2218. • Mortgage Locators. 1740)446-2003 or (740)446(740)367..0000 1409. 1 or. apt tor rent Tracys Apartments 304·675· 1537 White Ave 28R house Nice 14x70 3 Bedroom. 2 background check required $450/ma + 1/nio. dep. water Bath hoffie. Located located at 3314 Mossman Pt Gracious living. 1 and 2 b&d· paid, renter pays gas & etec· between Athens and Pleasant room apartments at Viltage trtc. 1 small pet ok. 740· 794· Pomeroy. $365.00 per Manor and Riverside 1760. month. Call (740)385-9948. - - - - - - - 1BA upstairs l}Brage apt. Apartments in Middleport. From $295-$444. Ca11 740beside Washington school. 992·5064. Equal Housing $525/mo -+ tlmo. dep, all utll In Memory In Memory Opportunities pd. t small pe1 allowed. (740)794· t 760. In Gallipolis, clean, upstairs, building. green school da· $550 depos~ and $550 1 mon. no pets,cail 740·245· 037.2, lor an application. ACROSS Phillip The Eagles Club presents 3 Br 1 Bath 1 car garage, out Large NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE 11-it a~ I~ AHEW val...ab'• tim• lfying to do things In th• same old m11nner thlt hu ahown to btl unwortwble. MaY. fornrd wi1h the n.w. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 18) - Fo' thl n.lft cou~ ot dlys, •lflvl to bl bolh penny-wlat and pounct-ooneclout wn.n wtltaful spending bec*orll. Think ..,.ry. thing through e~.,.fulty Mlo,. P'unktng down any hlrd fundi. SOUP TO NUTZ C I YI L I) I~ I I I C0 T I S . 0 ' A coiiA&ue Rliiy puzzled me I I I' l ' day. He said dill I sboold _...,..-----. always take plemy of limo to ~ ~ I 011C ~ R D RH EN I 17 1• 1 lllllkea~~~ap-. . ..J.L....J.I.....J•.....I L-L-...1.. e '-let• .... 'h"''" quortd by lUling in 1lle mi\tlng words \1011 dtvoloc> fr"" IIOp No. 3 bolow. SCRAMoUTS ANIWIU 1- • o- o 7 0rumy- Oldoo- Vouch - Elicit - HAVE LIBD "II~ MilD oarly ap," loctllled lho mom to ber son, "thhlt you need a aood memory once you HAVB LIED." ARLO &JANIS �' Wednesday, January 31,2007 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, Janu11ry 31, 2007 ALLEY OOP www.mydallyaentlnel.com The Duly Sentinel • Page 85 In Memory PREPARATION FOR CHILDBIRTH Sunday, February 4 2:00 pm- 6:00 pm Holzer Medical Center French 500 Room Call 446·5030 to register or for more information. In Loving mtmory ofUnclt lkl 10116/1959. 113tn006 We mi ss you & your funny ways of making us laugh and you 're always in our beans. Love, Lee, Anna, Bee, Bre & Dee Belterra Casino Resort & Spa 3 Day·2 Night GttiWIIy March 22, 2007 to March 24, 2007 $175/person baaed on double occupancy Package Include• dinner on the II rat night and breakla1t on lht aecond momlng Single room• can ba purchaaed for $275/person Musl be 21 years of age (No relunlla) Gladly accept ca1h, money order, check a credit card• Please call PVH Community Relations lo make reservations, (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1326 2 Br House 725 3rd Ave $325 per mon. + 1 mon deposit Water paid. All elec, no gas bill. (740)794-1760 or (740)406·3!170. 2 Nlc::9 Remodeled Homes in town, No Pels. Renovated, All new carpet. Call (7401"6-7425 2 or 3 Br. house, no pets, 740-1192·5858. 2·3 Bedroom Duplex. $420/mo plus deposit & utilities In Downtown Gallipolis No Peto . (7401446·0332 8am-5pm Mon-Sat. 2br. House in Pt. PL $465 Homeatead Realty Broker llr'll10r--~Houstl;!"""---, (304)675·4024 (304)675· FOR !lENT . 07119 aok lor Nancy. L.-..iiiliii.iiiiiOi-.,1 1 j •let. 3 Bd. house in Pomeroy. 1 1/2 bath, air cond. , basement, & 2 car QBrage. very clean and plen· ty of room. $700 perM _740- r Saturday, Feb. 3rd 8:00pm No Cover Charge Valentine's Idea Massage Special 20% off at: All About Youl 201 B 6th Sl. Pt. Pleasant, WV 675·1411 Starting Feb. 1st n-·- Ellm View Apartments cornol Call (740)416-2506 r zre.-, So, tht 7;00 am and tht midnight call& don~ comt no more. And the visits ar home or driving to tho doctor are gont al&o. And, you 'ro not here to remind me how metJn lam, or yau never want to Sit me again. . But, I know you /ovod mt, and I loved you, tu1d nothing can replace that. And even though I'd love to have you back, I never would wan/ you to go through the pain & suffering you did for the 5 years of it. So, I know/hat you and Bee Bee art up there, lwving a groat time, and remember u111il wr meet again, lt's All Good". 41 Lolli, Your sister Deb & The Top Car Middlepor1 Beech StriHit, 2 bedroom furnished apart· ment, deposit & pre-rental A HIDDEN TREASURE! references, no pets, utilities 119_2_·0_165 Laurel Commons ~ pa_id_•.:,l7_40_l_ _ __ 992·3194 or 992·6635 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE MO-BB2·1m Stop &Compare Commercial building •For Renr 1600 square feet off street parl<lng. Great location! 749 Third Avenue in Gallipolis. Rent $475/rno. •ill.' " CI .ASSIFIEDS \ rL::======~ II • I ) < \ I I o Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall. Remodeling, Room · Additions Local Conlractor .......... ~33111JIII!IIIIIIIJIII Used furniture store, 130 Wurlitzer piano eKcellenl Bulavllle Pike. ElectriC gas cond., medium wood finiSh, ranges. chests. couches. bench included $600.00 mattresses, bunk beds, 304-895-3769 I I JET 0% Financing- 36 Mos. AERATION MOTORS available now on John Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Deere Trak Zero TUrne & Stadt Call Ron Evans, 1· S.tt'Yt Fi11.ed Rate on John 60!).537·9528 Deere 011ora Carmichael Equipment (740)446-2412. Lovely Antiquo VIctrola, 75· Financing as low as 0%· 3!1 90 Recorda, Plays Fino, Mos. on John Dooro 7 $375. (740)256-6445 .:c.c:..:.....:=c..:.....:.:..__ Series 4x4, 41(5 & 5x4 z II 1\ h l ll\...,l l~l I II l II! 1'\ 7411-367-0536 AUTyjlceOI F- Elllmlltl ' '•' , t;:1111aetit. WwJ\ ' ' Horse and F1§ Baer Builders &Developers 4 Tupolo 22 n~ng 47 Roltaloua 3 Arrogance 20 cn1cary ,.,.,. w...k, n • 41 Eor of com 49 El Dorodo lroln pbonom zs •-n... lnlu~ 53 Twlllglt~ 1o 37Anrrnolll 7 Graol Will 31=m~ 21 Rhine pon 1 f1011 I Flappy29 Appolr 1o 54 Klld or Joey Mrad pooch be t F111tlly 34 P11olo n - 36 PonttHin 31Ma1hl Do you run, or pause for a moment? 40=opt %7 L.E.HOIJtR.:~ aliT WE f4A.\JE.t\'T AA.t> At<C Golden Retriever pup· ~~ 22,500 mlkls I>JC. CD play· er, tinted windowS, now tires. outlaw rims, bodllnor, Tonneau cover $8,500. OBO oall 304·593·2602 ._.... • 03 Ford E11.p. XLS, 4x4, All r IMPRoVEMENI'S BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhional lifelime guar· ~ocal NO~~~~ WHAT YOIJ1t'l STYlE... • • , • C J:i'lCJ ;j & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 70 Pine Street • GaUipoUs TillS IS MV REPORT ON THE 6U't' WHO THOU61IT IT UP .. 'fES, Mlf.AM ..THE TELEPHONE ... TWI5 15 M'( REPORT ON THE 61)'( Wi-10 Tll006HT IT UP .. ~'"' " ·~ ·· tt SUNSHINE CLUB lucu11 ConllrucUoaud ft.. C liS A \A.IIDE. •BAIJD ~ ALTIT(..)[¥. aauaral onbacllng MClliFI~R St. Rt. 248 Chester, Ohio Mike W. Marcum, Owner Additl G ons arages RooOng Vinyl Siding New Construction Interior Remode!lng Residential & Commettia! • ;:~~;:::::::::::::~ Manlajf.'& Racycl ng ' l TRIE:I:> ITL8UT t 6TIL.I.. t:>ON, GET 11' '"""'n"a' ,..... __ 20·Feb. t9) IS FENRW IEP, GZ OSMTEPN WV IIWWSFXW . " • YOW IEHHEIIF KRMLSKXSIITS PAI!VIOUS SOLUTION - 'ThO<e are lew wild blasts more lo ba dreaded than a talking man having oothing to oay • -Jonathan Swill • decisions lor you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - There are indications that conditions will make your workload a bil heavier than usual in the next few days. Your lOad can be lightened If you use your smarts and not just your back . ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) - If you're lofc&d 10 take a bac:J(seat when you cross pathS with a dominating persooali· ly, don't try to fight lor center stage. Whtln hogging the scene, he or she will take nothing but boos. TAURUS (April ;lG-May 20) - 11 will be Impossible tor a ticklish !amity issue to be resolved at this time, especlaly It awryone Is not given the opportunity to express his or her 1eellngs. Only when all are heard can headway be made. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- Expect a plan of yourt to be d~melrieally opposed by others, especially It your agenda Is presented in a sen-serving manner. The more Important it is to you, the more diplomatic you must be. CANCER ~June 21-July 22) - When It comes to any business deaNngs you have where money ls Involved, Insist upon a complete disclOsure of all relevant facts belare makflg a deciSion. need to Impose yourself upon a clique where you're not welcome. They're not your type . SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Ncw. 22) - Shookt you lind your ambitiOus objiCtives being stymied by 1nother, counteract It bV sim· ply changing your tactics. Showdowns or confrontations will only m1ke m1ttert WO!'Ie . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·0ec. 21) There'a a poqlbiMty you might waat• PIYIIITIP . .EI . . p ... (Jan. liBRA ~Sept 23-0ct 23) - You're fortu· na1e in that you have lOts of friends, so atlc« to p.a.ls who like you. There's no GARFIELD ...........18. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .12:• • .. p •••• , FillS l l HVKS WRS NVVU -ca-thdot': Don't proceed without them. lEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - It you are too indeciSive, it wil definitely Impede .your progress. No matter how burdcHlsome, face up to difficult decisions and be brave enough to take the appropriate 1cllon. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Slop and think before taking actions, or chances are the problems with which you'll have 1o lace will be ot your own making. Don't do anything silly and try to blame others for it. 740-985-4141 Office 740-416-1834 p 1..... ..., M111'16 LJilDfl~~ HE:t..110 HAS SOMETHING FOR YOI/!! ALEKANDER 6RAAAM BELL .. INIJENTED? M~AM? 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PM* rei Plltll'll Eldllelltw i1 h cipher ...00. b .-.cftf. Now lltere is a lemptalion to cash lite diamond surt. But thai would ba fatal. You FORSAI.E ' CELEBRITY CIPHER king. BIG NATE 1994 Chevrolet Silverado. VB, loaded, longbed. low miles, automeUc, bedllner. EMcellent condition, no rust. Boolls lor $6500. Soli lor $5,000 740-367-7129. surt. queen. Eosl plays an encouraging 88YOn, and you taka lite trK:k with your • Custom Baths • Complete Renovations • Honey Do Lists • Plumbing/Wiring • Free Estimates TRUCKS Uvestock LoadmaK· nlshed. antee. Established references fur· 1975. Goosensck, Dumps, & Hro. (740) 446· Utility· Aluma Aluminum call 0870, 24 Rogers Basement Trill..,_· B&W Goosenedc. Hitches . Carmichael Watorprooling. E ui ent 740 446·2412 1403 or 740·416-6744. ·------· A.KC German Sheppard t 5dry bale~ $25 a bale, pups $275.00 (aD4)675· 740·549-2293 or 740·416t 204 (304)593·3!126 Atc:C Aeglatered small miniature schnauzers. 1 Choc.male 1 Choc mate w/ white on cheat and frt paws 1 salt&PQ~r r w/ unique markings. 111 ahota and puppy ... 740-441·1657 ~ 11 Relumo donlzen ::..np 5 Carrlo'o 24 llogorl'o loot "Sill' Wn" lopptr 50 - danoer 35=11'1 ra1o Pollorgtl11 52 • llooluppera 26 Enlnlly cry Eul IW Pall Pus Opening lead: .. 9 ~x-car<l D I~ Trllltra· t'a racotd 33 Slur ...a 45 three no-IIUmp with only king-00\Jblelon in heart&, bu1 heading toward 1M! cia· monc1s was not wilhool nail. {Hero, ot c:ouraa, 1M! <lamonds makes.) You should play a low heart from lite board 81 1rk:k one; do not wasta that 8 M. old Dog Dochohund , 1St shots, $300.740·992· plea, vel ~ , ok, OOB 12/16106. $350, (740)696· 1085 Pus -) I Duck'olaol 13 Prom 3 0 - l l t e 2 a......, . 31 Foul up 3211501 dill 43 Aquarium (11Nk Soulh know rt was dangerous 10 bid IN WEE~! IIIII""-":':,....;.....;.,..., Keifer Built· Valley- Bison· CLAIMIN' ~N<\ LO~I= At~~ aA:'~~~; 4 female Dalmations born 12·5·06, wormed. papef trairled, mom & dad AKC on premises--call 740.9929832. $175.00 Eoch. I~ l 1 l'\ I Concrata Removol and Replacemenl Gooseneck, Oak firewood tor sale. 17401446 3560 • Delivered or pickup. : : . . . Hitches. Carmichael 99 Durango SLT. 411.4, 3rd (740)441·0941, (740)645· Row Seating, Rear Air 5948. CAA HEAP accepted. Equipment (740)446·2412 Cond.. Cruise, PL. .PW STEEL BUILDINGS: Year· Now John Dooro Compacts 88,000 mi. E<e. Cond., End Ctoaeouttl Still on pal- and 5000 Series Utility trao-- $6500 (740)256 1059 Fl<ed 1or 36 • lets-selling at last year's tors steel prlceal Great lor back· months through John Deere Cermichaet yard storage, workshops, or Credit. 1o HOME hay atorage Limited Equ.,mont (740)446·2412 oo,. ELVINE'f'S PI •Gt•RISM II LoadmaK· PB, PL. AT, Leather. 63.000 ~~====;;::=~!~!!!!!~!~ Dumps, & miles, Bed liner, $5200. 1 LMsrocK hom i)C)WN coulfn 42 Enllrld reach no-trump. Aller West Ieaiia tho heart nine, how would you proceed? Nollh might have pasoell on lite oocond round bacause he had on~ 13 points and a worrying spade vord, bu1 he rea· sonably docided 10 show h~ excellent 2459 St. Rt. 160 Round Bllerat500 81111'1. Sorloa Pwr., CD!fapo, AC, Aeor Air, r"' MoCoaiSqu•r• 3rd row. New Tires, Running Also available 5.t% on Boards, White w/ gray iht. UHd Hay Equl>mont. All $11 .500 OBO, 740·709ratea thru John Deere 1276 Credit. Carmichael ----,...,--::-:-,.,_ Equipment (740)446-2412. 98 Blazer, 4WD. PS, PW. Pe, PL, AT 87,000 mile a, 4 Keifer BuiH· Valley- Bison· Door. $4200. 96 Ford F1SO Horae and Livostock XLT, 4WD, E<1 Cab, PS, PW, i VA21 Hill lite 10 Body ptrl 11 -llld ...rrfM pianiiiS. Bu1 lite paUS08 b a - tho notes - ah, !hal is where tho art 740.446. $2B00.740·37s-2161. Trlliert· 23 Zllnloch run -5101ggfo (hyplt.) Artur Schnabel, a famous Austrian piani81 who died in 1951, aaid, 'Tho notes I harde no belter lhan many HardftH Cabinetry Alld FurnH1re www.--..Joc•lllnotrt'·- 7411-367-11544 1995 810 Blazer 4114, goad condition, 120,000 miles. teal green, loaded. ,\ I I\ I '> I I 11 1, r FRANK & EARNEST BARNEY IriO i 21 Ptyclte At lho bridge lablo, an expert's paU888 ba1WMI1 tricks 10 analyZs lite positions usually reauR in artful pieces ol play. Occupy lite Soulh aoal " this deaf. You < Storage ro,...,.,r.L'O Quantities· Call Today 1· 600·222-8335 29 Pull 3 NT 1· CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION (740) 992·5232 Owner Rhonda Peters Manager Janet Jeffers NEW AND USED STEIL 'Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete. Angle, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Walkways. l&L Scrap Metils Open Monday, Tueaday, Wednasday & Friday, 8am·4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. !740)446-7300 1• I 'I ll Now Rentittg High and Dry pet, stove & trlg., water, Nice dean, newly d&corated sewer. trash pd. Middleport. carpet , 21Jr. stove , retriclg. $425.00. No pets. Ref. w/cl hook-up, no pets ref. & required. 740--843·5264. dap 304-675·5162 BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS AT BUDGET fare Townhouse PRICES AT JACKSON Apartment~ Very Spacious, ESTATES, 52 Westwood .2 Bedrooms, CIA, 1 112 Drive !rom $349 10 $448. Bath, Aduh Pool & Baby Walk 1o &hOp & movies. Call Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. 740-446·2588. Equal No _Pet&, Leaae Plus Hou~na Opportunity Secunfy Deposit Required. - - - -· (740)367-7088. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· .:._...:__ _ _ _ _ _ EO I AFFOROAIL!I TWin Rivero Tower Is accept· Townhouse apartments, lng applications for welting ancVor small houtea FOR 1!81 lor Hud-tubalzed, 1· br, RENT. Call (740)441-1111 apartment. oall 675-6679 tor application & Information. Equal Houalng Opportunity CARPET Norlh I t St 55- resides.' •' i r Well V C YOUNG Ill ~ ... = J 10 7 Sou.. ··ifon· 11 "" 5I c 1o c, II Alllrmlrllw 57 mualcllly A• on lho K 10 8 THE RED by Marty O'Bryant 1·888-992·7090 1-7411-992·7HO Your carpet and upholstery cleaning solution for over 20 years :t.\.hyplt.) 41 ~· vapor 17 -Holm of 51 Clme- 11 Vulnerable: Both TREATMENT ctlmiCTin "Middleport's only S.H·Storop• dinettes, reclinert. l740)446· • .---::"~~--, 4782,Gallipolis.OH.Hrs11· FORSA.l.E Apar1ments. ltlrgeSt in the Modern ·18R apt. (740)446· 3 (M·F), Sat Call First. area! Beautifully renovated 0390. throughou1 including brand - - - - - - - ~ Commerdal building "For new kitchen ancl bath. New 2BR apartments. MER~ Sale· 1600 sq fl. off street Star1ing at $405. Calltodayl Washer/dryer hookup, parking. Great location. Call (304)273-3344 siovelretrlgeratOI' lndudecl. 4 Bristol Tid<ets, March 23rd Wayne (404)456·3802. Apartment for rent, 1·2 Also. units oo SA 160. Pets & 241h. (740)2!16·1417 Bdrm .. remodeled, new car· Wetaimol (740).141 ·0194. I \1\\1 " i 1'1'1 II-., EMPLOYMENT ROBERT BISSEll 0Hl.t7 Dealer: North 740-446-00117 Toll F..,• 877 -669·0007 10x10x10xl0 ..__ _oiUUUU>Iiiiiiii'--,1 ' Mollohan Carpet, 76 Vine Street, Gallipolis. Berber, $5.95/yd. Call for tree quote. I'm (740}446-7444 t'OR SAu - - -- - - -·----~-,.,1 Thompsons Appliance & --. Aepair-675-7388. For sate, re-conditioned automatic washers & dryers, retrigera· tors. gas and electrtc 2 betrooms. 2 bath, dish· ranges, air conditioners, and washer, WID hookup, $500, wringer washers. Will do deposit. references. repairs on major brands In (740)406·9209. shop or at your home. ~.6~"" 10/16/59 - 1/SI/06 SPACE fOil !lENT t • 740-Mi-2217 Two bedroom upstairs apart· ment in Middleport all elec· tric we pay water and trash you pay electric, S300 deposit, $450 per month with a year lease, No Pets, Reference required, Construction worker wei· MONTY WK2 Racine, Ohio 45771 • ti) rid ~ ?)d&Jt 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 14 rapiCin c.-not 4 -1 11 Low bvJy I ~ OAQJH ! • A i It WHI Eoll 6 109752 a AJ 8 • tl 3 9AJI0 7t • 7 • • KQI • ess Sou.. .KQetl 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 29670 Bashan Road Holzers. dtvldlr • Q •• & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Hil ls Sel f Stomge FOR !lENT ·- rJamihJ Advertise in this space for ss4 per month with a tribute to Elvis MOIIILE HoME<; Ir, •RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS (e})1ij#:l Nom 41 Con11non1 1 llcyclo J*l 42 Dulctt I Feutllrl 4311eoled 12 "--uu 44 Twtat lite Alder Jim Forshey Nice, Clean, 2BA, 4 mi from Downtown Point Pleasant $375/mo tsec. modern one bedroom Apt. deposit & Rei. No Pets, Second floor, stove and {740)446·6865. (740)379- refrigerator, included, all 2923. electrlcJdepO&h required No '~ hou ..._ 94~2303 or 740·591-3920. Pets call arter 5pm 3 BR b'""" 88 wn..ase· Trailer for Rent (304)675ment in Mercerville. 740· ~:rll"~~-~--, _1304_1...,67_5_ ·3-788-.,..--3 15 .256-81 32 MuuiU: Hmt(,li .,.,'- - - - - . . . . , F~· h 3BR, 1 bath, LeGrande ·~ """'' MAIIThllll'oTS Blvd, no pots, $625 mo. + L.~--FOR-REN-r,_.,~ sec dep. (740)446·3644. 2 Bd . Mobile home in Midd. ., all elec. $425 plus dep. 740· 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments •2&3 bedroom apartments An.ntlonl 416-1354 tor Flent, Meigs County, In •central heat & AIC Local company offering "NO - - - - - - - - town, No Pets, Deposit •Washer/dryer hookup DOWN PAYMENT" pro· Mobile Home $375/monlh Required, (740)992·5174 or •All electric- averaging grams lor you to buy your $375/deposil References (740)44 1-0110. S50..S601month home instead of renting. required No Pets (304)675- .:._...:__ _ _ _ __ • 100% financing 5578 1 and 2 IJedroom apart- . •Owner pays water, sewer, trash • Leaa than por19Ct credit ~ents. lurnlshod and unfur( 04)88 ,. . 3 2~017 accepted Mobile Home lot in Johnson ntshed, secunty deposit • Payment could be the Mobile Home Park in r~uired , no pels. 740-992· same as rent Gallipolis. OH Phone 2218. • Mortgage Locators. 1740)446-2003 or (740)446(740)367..0000 1409. 1 or. apt tor rent Tracys Apartments 304·675· 1537 White Ave 28R house Nice 14x70 3 Bedroom. 2 background check required $450/ma + 1/nio. dep. water Bath hoffie. Located located at 3314 Mossman Pt Gracious living. 1 and 2 b&d· paid, renter pays gas & etec· between Athens and Pleasant room apartments at Viltage trtc. 1 small pet ok. 740· 794· Pomeroy. $365.00 per Manor and Riverside 1760. month. Call (740)385-9948. - - - - - - - 1BA upstairs l}Brage apt. Apartments in Middleport. From $295-$444. Ca11 740beside Washington school. 992·5064. Equal Housing $525/mo -+ tlmo. dep, all utll In Memory In Memory Opportunities pd. t small pe1 allowed. (740)794· t 760. In Gallipolis, clean, upstairs, building. green school da· $550 depos~ and $550 1 mon. no pets,cail 740·245· 037.2, lor an application. ACROSS Phillip The Eagles Club presents 3 Br 1 Bath 1 car garage, out Large NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE 11-it a~ I~ AHEW val...ab'• tim• lfying to do things In th• same old m11nner thlt hu ahown to btl unwortwble. MaY. fornrd wi1h the n.w. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 18) - Fo' thl n.lft cou~ ot dlys, •lflvl to bl bolh penny-wlat and pounct-ooneclout wn.n wtltaful spending bec*orll. Think ..,.ry. thing through e~.,.fulty Mlo,. P'unktng down any hlrd fundi. SOUP TO NUTZ C I YI L I) I~ I I I C0 T I S . 0 ' A coiiA&ue Rliiy puzzled me I I I' l ' day. He said dill I sboold _...,..-----. always take plemy of limo to ~ ~ I 011C ~ R D RH EN I 17 1• 1 lllllkea~~~ap-. . ..J.L....J.I.....J•.....I L-L-...1.. e '-let• .... 'h"''" quortd by lUling in 1lle mi\tlng words \1011 dtvoloc> fr"" IIOp No. 3 bolow. SCRAMoUTS ANIWIU 1- • o- o 7 0rumy- Oldoo- Vouch - Elicit - HAVE LIBD "II~ MilD oarly ap," loctllled lho mom to ber son, "thhlt you need a aood memory once you HAVB LIED." ARLO &JANIS �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, January 31,2007 River Valley cages Panthers, 69-60 Mayo allowed to play BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMVDAtLYTRtBUNE coM CHESHIRE - A 10-0 run over the opening tl ve minutes Tuesday night ultimately allowed host River Valley to claim a season sweep of Chesapeake during a 69-60 basketball victory in Ohio Valley Conference action. The Raiders (9-7, 4-3 OVC) held CHS to just 1-of12 shooting in the first quarter, establishing a 15-4 advantage in the process. The Silver and Black shot 50 percent over the next three quarters and also hit 18-of-30 floor attempts in the second half, leading by at least seven points the rest of the way. RVHS, which outrebounded the Panthers by a 33-28 margin, posteq a 16-8 advantage on the offensive glass. That included a 12-6 overall edge after eight minutes and an 8-3 offensive lead at the break. Chesapeake (5- 11 , 1-6) never recovered from that slow stan despite shooting 47 percent overall. The Bryan Walters/photo Purple and Black, which River Valley senior Tyler Thompson (34) releases a baseline connected on 23-of-49 shot jumper over a Chesapeake defender during the first half of attempts, made 60 percent of Tuesday 's OVC matchup. their shots over the final three quarters. intensity," Layton comment- from behind the arc. CHS The hosts finished the ed. "We came out in the first shot 25 percent in the opennight 26-of-59 from the field quarter and got some good ing 16 minutes and was just for 44 percent, including 4- looks at the basket, had some 1-of-7 from behind the arc. The Raiders held a 20-15 of-19 from three-point terri- transition points and also had tory. The guests were just 1- some second chances. Those rebounding edge and were 6of-12 from behind the arc for were really key for us in get- of-13 at the charity stripe before half. Chesapeake was just over eight percent. ting off to that good start." After a heartbreaker at Ri ver Valley was just 4-of- 6-of-1 0 at the line and had Rock Springs over the week- 15 from the field in the open- eight turnovers - one more end, RVHS coach Gene ing quarter, but a 5-1 edge on than the opposition. The hosts started the secLayton sure was pleased the offensive glass and a 6with the way his club of-9 free throw effort ond half with an 8-2 run over answered the bell against the . enabled the hosts to sti II the opening 2:43, increasing It-time defending OVC claim an It -point advantage. their lead to 32- 19. RVHS champions. The Panthers shot 50 per- led by double-digits the rest "1 thought our kids showed cent (4-of-8) in the second of the third quarter and held a lot of resiliency in bounc- stan za and outrebounded a 44-JJ cushion headed into ing back from that double RVHS by a 9-8 count, but the finale. Leading 55-45 with 5: 13 overtime loss (to Meigs) still found themselves down left in regulation, Ri ver Saturday night. We knew 24- 17 at intermission. that Chesapeake was going River Valley made 8-of-29 Valley went on a 10-0 run to come out and play hard, floor atternpts in the first over the next 2:0 I for its and we had to match that half, including just 2-of- 14 biggest advantage of the Roane County bombarded the White Falcon defense to the tune of eight three-point goals in the contest with the fromPageBl Raiders adding 19 two point field goals and another two 21-point advantage at 53-32 points from the free throw midway through the third stripe . Anthony Hodgkins stanza before Wahama drill ed four treys for native, Ronnie Bradley's Bradley's charges with . squad, coasted to the ~la­ Justin Vanhove collecting tively easy hardcourt win. three and Joe Caldwell one. WHS senior Brenton In contrast. the local Bend Clark scored 12 of his team- Area cagers managed just high 16 points in the open- one three-pointer on the ing half to help keep the night from Justin Arnold. White Flacons halftime "Roane County shot the deficit from becoming a ball from outside the arc blowout early on. Clark extremely well during the would only net one field early going," WHS coach goal and a pair of free James Toth stated following throws over the final 16 the loss. "At this point in the minutes, however, but season we're struggling in a juniors Jordan Smith and big way to find some conJustin Arnold picked up the sistency both offensively offensive slack. and defen sively. It's getting Wahama HOLZER CLINIC . mght. The Panthers closed the game out on a 15-4 run, but those comeback hopes fell well short . The Raiders finished the night with a game-low 16 trunovers, including just three miscues over the final eight minutes. RVHS was also I0-of- 15 from the field over that same -,pan, a stat that Layton was impressed with afterwards. "We told our kids to take care of the basketball there in the fourth quarter to protect our lead." said Layton. "I thought toni~ht was probablythe best JOb we've done all year of managing a lead." Eight Raiders reached the scoring w lumn, including a trio with double-digits. Bryan Morrow paced the victors wit h 15 points. followed by Michael Cordell with a dozen and Ryan Eggleton with II markers. Tyler Thompson and Ryan Henry chipped in nine and eight points, respectively, to the winning cause. Zak Deel added six, Jason Jones had five and Ian Lewis rounded out the scoring with three points . Both Thompson and Cordell hauled 111 a gamehigh nine caroms each, inducting five apiece on the offensive glass. Michael Stapleton led the guests and all scorers with 19 markers. Kyle Rase was next with 14, followed by Kyle Webb with 10 points and Jonathan Greene with seven. The Raiders won the first contest at Chesapeake by a 72-44 count. That victory was the first time RVHS had beaten the Panthers as a member of the OVC. River Valley posted a sweep on the evening after a convincing 53-27 victory in the junior varsity tilt. The Raiders return to OVC action Friday when they travel to South Point. The JV tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. really close to the point in our season where we:ve got to eliminate and work through the mistakes we're committing." Vanhove paced a quartet of double figure scorers for the Raiders with 17 markers in the contest with Hodgkins netting 14, Chris Snyder I0 and Dillon Witias 10. The loss was the second in three outings for the White Falcons as the Bend Area team fell to 12-5 on the yea r. Roane County improved to 9-6 with the ter with Roane County going to the charity line 26 times in the final period to pull away for the six point victory. Kyle Zerkle notched 20 points to pace the Little Falcons with Brandon Flowers adding 18 tallies and Rodney Bragg 12. Derek Davis led the winners with a game-high 25 markers with Matt Brohand collecting 16 points in a winmng cause. Wahama travels to neighboring Hannan on Friday for a return visit with the Will. Wildcats while Roane The Raiders also captured County hosts Herbert the junior varsity affair by a Hoover tonight. Tip-off 63-57 margin with free times Friday night at throws playing a huge role Hannan is set for 6 p.m. for in the outcome. The two preliminary action with the teams were deadlocked varsity encounter to comheading into the final quar- mence at 7:30p.m. HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) - Prep basketball star O.J . Mayo, who won a court order Tuesday blocking a two-game suspension, was the victim of a vengeful referee who wanted him to "keep his mouth shut," his coach said in court documents. Mayo and five Huntington High teammates were cleared to play in a high-profile matchup Tuesday night after a judge prohibited .state athletic ofticials. from imposing the suspenstons. Mayo scored . 19 points as Huntington ( 16-0) defeated No. II Artesia (2 1-2) of Lakewood, Calif. , 73-66 as part of the HoopHall Classic in Durham, N.C. Huntington was ranked No. 2 in the latest USA Today national rankings while Artesia was ranked lith . The tournament also featured two other teams ranked in the top I0: No. 3 Oak Hill Academy of Mouth of Wil son, Va ., against No. 6 Mater Dei of Santa Ana, Calif. "We did get a little victory," Mike Woelfel. Mayo 's attorney and an assistant coach at Huntington, said Tuesday. "O.J . is relieved and eagerly looks forward to competing." Cabell County Circuit Judge Dan O'Hanlon set a Feb. 9 hearing for Mayo and the other players. Mayo, who signed a let~ ter-of-intent in November to play next season at Southern California, received two technical fouls in the fourth quarter of Friday's game wtth Capital and was ejected, triggering an automatic two-game suspension . Five teammates, all reserves, also received two-game suspensions for leaving the bench area. According to referee Mike Lazo's account to the. Secondary School Activities Commission, he cited Mayo with the first technical foul for taunting an opponent. Instead of going to . the scorer's table to report the first technical, Lazo fol lowed a group of players who had gathered at midcourt. After Mayo twice was told to stay away from the same player, Lazo assessed a second technical. Mayo, hoping to plead his case, followed Lazo to. the scorer's table and Lazo fell. "As I turned my head towards him he came in contact (with) me, causingme to fall to the floor. While I was on the floo~, (Mayo) was using profamty," Lat:o said. Under state rules, a student who "in protest lays hands or attempts . to lay hands upon _an of~ctal" can be declared tneltgtble for up to a year. In hi s court ~iling, Woelfel said wttnesl\ accounts contradicted Lazo. Huntington coach Lloyd McGuffin s_aid. in a statement Lazo t~dtcated at the begtnmng of the game that "~ayo better not talk wit_h htm to~tght because he . tS n?t gotng to p~t up wtth htm at all. He satd he needs to keep his mouth shut." Dur~ng the game, ~ayo told hts teammates dunng a . huddle at the free-throw line to stay out of foul trou~le. . La_zo interrupted, tellt!lg htm he need~ to be worned about htmse lf because he is going to toss him out of the game if he doesn' t , shut up," McGuffin s statement satd. SPECIAL- HOT- SPECIAL Our CLASSIFIEDS Work for you! Your items under $1,000 • Personal Items • No Businesses • Must Advertise Price • Runs for 3 days • No refunds Write your ad here: (limit 4 lines) 18·20 characters per line Ad must be submitted on this coupon and with $5.00 Cash or Check Offer expires on Jan 31, 2007 Our CLASSIFIEDS Will WORK For You"' Is Your Family Ready for Flu Season? 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Pleasant Meigs Jackson Athens Proctorville South Charleston Medical Excellence~~ Local Caring.· · Everywhere �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, January 31,2007 River Valley cages Panthers, 69-60 Mayo allowed to play BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMVDAtLYTRtBUNE coM CHESHIRE - A 10-0 run over the opening tl ve minutes Tuesday night ultimately allowed host River Valley to claim a season sweep of Chesapeake during a 69-60 basketball victory in Ohio Valley Conference action. The Raiders (9-7, 4-3 OVC) held CHS to just 1-of12 shooting in the first quarter, establishing a 15-4 advantage in the process. The Silver and Black shot 50 percent over the next three quarters and also hit 18-of-30 floor attempts in the second half, leading by at least seven points the rest of the way. RVHS, which outrebounded the Panthers by a 33-28 margin, posteq a 16-8 advantage on the offensive glass. That included a 12-6 overall edge after eight minutes and an 8-3 offensive lead at the break. Chesapeake (5- 11 , 1-6) never recovered from that slow stan despite shooting 47 percent overall. The Bryan Walters/photo Purple and Black, which River Valley senior Tyler Thompson (34) releases a baseline connected on 23-of-49 shot jumper over a Chesapeake defender during the first half of attempts, made 60 percent of Tuesday 's OVC matchup. their shots over the final three quarters. intensity," Layton comment- from behind the arc. CHS The hosts finished the ed. "We came out in the first shot 25 percent in the opennight 26-of-59 from the field quarter and got some good ing 16 minutes and was just for 44 percent, including 4- looks at the basket, had some 1-of-7 from behind the arc. The Raiders held a 20-15 of-19 from three-point terri- transition points and also had tory. The guests were just 1- some second chances. Those rebounding edge and were 6of-12 from behind the arc for were really key for us in get- of-13 at the charity stripe before half. Chesapeake was just over eight percent. ting off to that good start." After a heartbreaker at Ri ver Valley was just 4-of- 6-of-1 0 at the line and had Rock Springs over the week- 15 from the field in the open- eight turnovers - one more end, RVHS coach Gene ing quarter, but a 5-1 edge on than the opposition. The hosts started the secLayton sure was pleased the offensive glass and a 6with the way his club of-9 free throw effort ond half with an 8-2 run over answered the bell against the . enabled the hosts to sti II the opening 2:43, increasing It-time defending OVC claim an It -point advantage. their lead to 32- 19. RVHS champions. The Panthers shot 50 per- led by double-digits the rest "1 thought our kids showed cent (4-of-8) in the second of the third quarter and held a lot of resiliency in bounc- stan za and outrebounded a 44-JJ cushion headed into ing back from that double RVHS by a 9-8 count, but the finale. Leading 55-45 with 5: 13 overtime loss (to Meigs) still found themselves down left in regulation, Ri ver Saturday night. We knew 24- 17 at intermission. that Chesapeake was going River Valley made 8-of-29 Valley went on a 10-0 run to come out and play hard, floor atternpts in the first over the next 2:0 I for its and we had to match that half, including just 2-of- 14 biggest advantage of the Roane County bombarded the White Falcon defense to the tune of eight three-point goals in the contest with the fromPageBl Raiders adding 19 two point field goals and another two 21-point advantage at 53-32 points from the free throw midway through the third stripe . Anthony Hodgkins stanza before Wahama drill ed four treys for native, Ronnie Bradley's Bradley's charges with . squad, coasted to the ~la­ Justin Vanhove collecting tively easy hardcourt win. three and Joe Caldwell one. WHS senior Brenton In contrast. the local Bend Clark scored 12 of his team- Area cagers managed just high 16 points in the open- one three-pointer on the ing half to help keep the night from Justin Arnold. White Flacons halftime "Roane County shot the deficit from becoming a ball from outside the arc blowout early on. Clark extremely well during the would only net one field early going," WHS coach goal and a pair of free James Toth stated following throws over the final 16 the loss. "At this point in the minutes, however, but season we're struggling in a juniors Jordan Smith and big way to find some conJustin Arnold picked up the sistency both offensively offensive slack. and defen sively. It's getting Wahama HOLZER CLINIC . mght. The Panthers closed the game out on a 15-4 run, but those comeback hopes fell well short . The Raiders finished the night with a game-low 16 trunovers, including just three miscues over the final eight minutes. RVHS was also I0-of- 15 from the field over that same -,pan, a stat that Layton was impressed with afterwards. "We told our kids to take care of the basketball there in the fourth quarter to protect our lead." said Layton. "I thought toni~ht was probablythe best JOb we've done all year of managing a lead." Eight Raiders reached the scoring w lumn, including a trio with double-digits. Bryan Morrow paced the victors wit h 15 points. followed by Michael Cordell with a dozen and Ryan Eggleton with II markers. Tyler Thompson and Ryan Henry chipped in nine and eight points, respectively, to the winning cause. Zak Deel added six, Jason Jones had five and Ian Lewis rounded out the scoring with three points . Both Thompson and Cordell hauled 111 a gamehigh nine caroms each, inducting five apiece on the offensive glass. Michael Stapleton led the guests and all scorers with 19 markers. Kyle Rase was next with 14, followed by Kyle Webb with 10 points and Jonathan Greene with seven. The Raiders won the first contest at Chesapeake by a 72-44 count. That victory was the first time RVHS had beaten the Panthers as a member of the OVC. River Valley posted a sweep on the evening after a convincing 53-27 victory in the junior varsity tilt. The Raiders return to OVC action Friday when they travel to South Point. The JV tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. really close to the point in our season where we:ve got to eliminate and work through the mistakes we're committing." Vanhove paced a quartet of double figure scorers for the Raiders with 17 markers in the contest with Hodgkins netting 14, Chris Snyder I0 and Dillon Witias 10. The loss was the second in three outings for the White Falcons as the Bend Area team fell to 12-5 on the yea r. Roane County improved to 9-6 with the ter with Roane County going to the charity line 26 times in the final period to pull away for the six point victory. Kyle Zerkle notched 20 points to pace the Little Falcons with Brandon Flowers adding 18 tallies and Rodney Bragg 12. Derek Davis led the winners with a game-high 25 markers with Matt Brohand collecting 16 points in a winmng cause. Wahama travels to neighboring Hannan on Friday for a return visit with the Will. Wildcats while Roane The Raiders also captured County hosts Herbert the junior varsity affair by a Hoover tonight. Tip-off 63-57 margin with free times Friday night at throws playing a huge role Hannan is set for 6 p.m. for in the outcome. The two preliminary action with the teams were deadlocked varsity encounter to comheading into the final quar- mence at 7:30p.m. HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) - Prep basketball star O.J . Mayo, who won a court order Tuesday blocking a two-game suspension, was the victim of a vengeful referee who wanted him to "keep his mouth shut," his coach said in court documents. Mayo and five Huntington High teammates were cleared to play in a high-profile matchup Tuesday night after a judge prohibited .state athletic ofticials. from imposing the suspenstons. Mayo scored . 19 points as Huntington ( 16-0) defeated No. II Artesia (2 1-2) of Lakewood, Calif. , 73-66 as part of the HoopHall Classic in Durham, N.C. Huntington was ranked No. 2 in the latest USA Today national rankings while Artesia was ranked lith . The tournament also featured two other teams ranked in the top I0: No. 3 Oak Hill Academy of Mouth of Wil son, Va ., against No. 6 Mater Dei of Santa Ana, Calif. "We did get a little victory," Mike Woelfel. Mayo 's attorney and an assistant coach at Huntington, said Tuesday. "O.J . is relieved and eagerly looks forward to competing." Cabell County Circuit Judge Dan O'Hanlon set a Feb. 9 hearing for Mayo and the other players. Mayo, who signed a let~ ter-of-intent in November to play next season at Southern California, received two technical fouls in the fourth quarter of Friday's game wtth Capital and was ejected, triggering an automatic two-game suspension . Five teammates, all reserves, also received two-game suspensions for leaving the bench area. According to referee Mike Lazo's account to the. Secondary School Activities Commission, he cited Mayo with the first technical foul for taunting an opponent. Instead of going to . the scorer's table to report the first technical, Lazo fol lowed a group of players who had gathered at midcourt. After Mayo twice was told to stay away from the same player, Lazo assessed a second technical. Mayo, hoping to plead his case, followed Lazo to. the scorer's table and Lazo fell. "As I turned my head towards him he came in contact (with) me, causingme to fall to the floor. While I was on the floo~, (Mayo) was using profamty," Lat:o said. Under state rules, a student who "in protest lays hands or attempts . to lay hands upon _an of~ctal" can be declared tneltgtble for up to a year. In hi s court ~iling, Woelfel said wttnesl\ accounts contradicted Lazo. Huntington coach Lloyd McGuffin s_aid. in a statement Lazo t~dtcated at the begtnmng of the game that "~ayo better not talk wit_h htm to~tght because he . tS n?t gotng to p~t up wtth htm at all. He satd he needs to keep his mouth shut." Dur~ng the game, ~ayo told hts teammates dunng a . huddle at the free-throw line to stay out of foul trou~le. . La_zo interrupted, tellt!lg htm he need~ to be worned about htmse lf because he is going to toss him out of the game if he doesn' t , shut up," McGuffin s statement satd. SPECIAL- HOT- SPECIAL Our CLASSIFIEDS Work for you! Your items under $1,000 • Personal Items • No Businesses • Must Advertise Price • Runs for 3 days • No refunds Write your ad here: (limit 4 lines) 18·20 characters per line Ad must be submitted on this coupon and with $5.00 Cash or Check Offer expires on Jan 31, 2007 Our CLASSIFIEDS Will WORK For You"' Is Your Family Ready for Flu Season? At the start of this flu season, many clinics, including ours, had a shortage of flu vaccine. Fortunately, the supply of vaccine increased. We now have vaccine available if you need to have a flu shot. Flu activity has been slow so far, but the chance of catching the flu is still a possibility. If interested, please see your Holzer Clinic physician for the flu vaccine. In addition to getting the flu vaccine, here are some tips that may help protect you from the flu: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Avoid close contact with people who are sick. If possible, stay away from others at work, home, or when · running errands. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. After disposing of the tissue, please wash your hands! Clean your hands by washing them with soap and water often to protect from germs. Keep your skin intact by using lotion to reduce the ways' in which infection could be introduced in the body. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. Germs are often spread when a person touches something contaminated with germs and touches their eyes, nose and mouth. Get plenty of sleep. Engage in physical activity. Manage stress. Drink plenty of water and eat healthy foods. Avoid or limit tobacco or alcohol. Clean your home well using disinfectants - especially during the flu season. Some things that kill the tlu virus are heat, chlorine, hydrogen peroxide, soap detergents, and Flu Vaccine is Available at all Holzer Clinic Locations: Gallipolis Pt. 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OH 45631 304-675-1690 Your Car & Truck Superstore Nntto Wal-Mart 191 1 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis. OH 45631 Your Car & Truck Superstore Next to Wal·Mill't AUTOMOTIVE Bob Cook 29 Pike Street Hartford, WV 304-882-3060 Ei~ Fax 304-882-3080 Bu.~ (740) 446-2282, [J~>t. 108 lmperitil Tire Service Res. Phone: (304) 67S-IS50 304-n3-5533 • House Window Rcplocemcnt • Mirrors Cut To ()rdft" • Mobile Sen-kcs • Afttpkd by Alllnsunuaces P.O. Box744 Mason, WV 25260 Bus. Phone: Phone: Front End Pal1s Alignment Exhaust Tires 011 Change ATV Tires Ripley Auto Glass HartroraJ Inc. Greg Smith Sales Consultant l740) 446-2282 •:xt., 111 .,~ax: Fax: (7401 446-6427 (740) 446-6421 Toll t'ree: (877) 446-1282 Toll Free: (877) 446-2282 Hours Mon • Frt 8 to 5 • AU Work. <;uanmQ:fd • LocaUy Owned & Operared 1911 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, OH 45631 1911 Eastern Ave. GallipoUs, OH 45631 You Car a 'IAc:k Sapenton Nnt tu Wal-Mart Yolll' Car a Trwk Sapenlort Next to Wal-Mart ( Jo Engines & Automotive Service Gallipolis Ferry West Virginia (304) 576-2035 Minor/Major Repairs Larry's Body Shop ·FREE CDIIPUTII EmaTES • Complete Collision Work • Domestic & Foreign ·Frame Straightening • Insurance Work • Towing AvaiJable • Rentals Available • Expert Custom Painting Mike Sergent Sales Consultant Sales Consultant Bu.'i. Phone: Bus. ~'hoM: (740) .W..U82 ExL, 187 ( 740) 446-2282 Ext., 106 Fax: (740) 446-6421 Res. Phoae: (.104) 675-682.2 Toll l'r~ : Fax: t7401 446-6427 (877) 446-2282 Toll t•ree: 1877) ....._2282 All WORK GUARANTEED Monday - Fnday 8-5 2046 ADDISON PIKE Just north of Galllpqll Ritk & Judy Jordan, Owners Louie Bush 36 7·7ill#il FH 36 7 - 75 8~ 1911 Eastern Ave. Gallipo&, OH 45631 Yow Car a Tnck Suptnlort Ntxt to Wal-Mart 1911 l-:a.tit~m Your Car & Ave. Gallipolis. OH 45631 ·rn~c k S upers~ Nut to Wai-Mart �Business Card Directorv PilEI AUTOMOTIVE Business card Dlractorv AUTOMOTIVE Ronnie Arrowood Marshall McCorkle Sales Consultant Bus. Phone: (740) 446-2282, K¥t. 109 Fax: (740) 446-6427 PilE J _ . Sales Consultant Re!l. Phone: (304) 576-1188 Sales Consultant ~ 7~ But 'Dt4l Toll •'ree: (877) 446-2182 1Jf1/.&114d ~ 191 I Eastern Ave. Galllpoli.ti, OH 4S6JI Your Car & Truck Suptrstore Next to Wai· Mart Permit I UD01659 SIITH'SIMC TRUCK CEITER IIC. Economy Auto Sales Herb Smith, Owner 133Pine Sl. GalliPOliS, OH 45631 740-446·2532 Fax: 740-446·1120 740-992-6068 Cell: 740-416-1354 Roger Manley, Sr.-Owner 336 North Second Ave. Middleport, OH 45760 Cust001 Wheel &Tm == IIN1N344 HOURS llon,-Frt. t-5, Salt-1 Sales Consultant ~ '' Bt4t 'Ot4t t.1tu.. &1i4d ~ ' ' Be4t 'Dt4t t.1t- &1i4d . Henderson IW Sales Consultant Sales Consultant lnstallatioos E~ Day Fax *'15ft Lester Rothberger Mike Koella POOR BOYs·TIRES INC. Cil lkt or Vickie Justus Amy Carter ; 8:00 to 5:00 Mon thru Fri. 8:00 to 12:00 S.t. 1555 NYE Ave. lilftMAPftV OH- ~ 7~ But 'Out Ill '1/.. &1i4d ' Joe Roderus · Sales Consultant ~ 7' &4t 'Dt41 1111/.. &1i4d �Business Card Directorv PilEI AUTOMOTIVE Business card Dlractorv AUTOMOTIVE Ronnie Arrowood Marshall McCorkle Sales Consultant Bus. Phone: (740) 446-2282, K¥t. 109 Fax: (740) 446-6427 PilE J _ . Sales Consultant Re!l. Phone: (304) 576-1188 Sales Consultant ~ 7~ But 'Dt4l Toll •'ree: (877) 446-2182 1Jf1/.&114d ~ 191 I Eastern Ave. Galllpoli.ti, OH 4S6JI Your Car & Truck Suptrstore Next to Wai· Mart Permit I UD01659 SIITH'SIMC TRUCK CEITER IIC. Economy Auto Sales Herb Smith, Owner 133Pine Sl. GalliPOliS, OH 45631 740-446·2532 Fax: 740-446·1120 740-992-6068 Cell: 740-416-1354 Roger Manley, Sr.-Owner 336 North Second Ave. Middleport, OH 45760 Cust001 Wheel &Tm == IIN1N344 HOURS llon,-Frt. t-5, Salt-1 Sales Consultant ~ '' Bt4t 'Ot4t t.1tu.. &1i4d ~ ' ' Be4t 'Dt4t t.1t- &1i4d . Henderson IW Sales Consultant Sales Consultant lnstallatioos E~ Day Fax *'15ft Lester Rothberger Mike Koella POOR BOYs·TIRES INC. Cil lkt or Vickie Justus Amy Carter ; 8:00 to 5:00 Mon thru Fri. 8:00 to 12:00 S.t. 1555 NYE Ave. lilftMAPftV OH- ~ 7~ But 'Out Ill '1/.. &1i4d ' Joe Roderus · Sales Consultant ~ 7' &4t 'Dt41 1111/.. &1i4d �PilEI Business card Directorv Business card Dlractorv BARBERS AUTOMOTIVE BARBERS Bryan Drummond r:-----------, ~Bau•'s Barb•• Sales Representive I Cell: (740) 709-1794 Phone: (740) 992-6614 Toll Free: (800) 537-1094 www.markportergm.com .,,. SUPERCENTER Shop 1-Jall2-1114er1-IHJ·111& ' @ ~ OUIC~K ~ . II <• ~ ~ BANKS Bu1,.ris Barber : Operator: Dennis Weaver 606 22nd St. I I I I Hours: Shop . Tue-Wetb-Fri: I &un-6pt" I Saturday StJm.J,., .llltllll• Pl•rtv. II I I I I Pete Burris 411 5th Street, P.O. Box 522 West Shade BarberShop ll•rge Karn, Owner Tuesday through Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm . Saturday 7:00am tUI Noon oo 1st B~rber Shop on Texas Road otT Rt. #7 740-985-3616 Ph 304-67 5-6062 George's Barber Shop with 17 years experience 610 Viand Street Point Pleasant, WV 25550 304-675-2500 . Fax(304)675·2502 . ~~~-­ • Custom T-Shirts • Busines.~ Cards • Banners • Signs New Haven, WV 25265 Owned & Operated by Chris Parker Branch Banking &Trust Co. PilEI Point Pleasant Shut-in appointments available Shop phone: 740-591.0999 Home phone: 740-696-0757 I ! I . , ' ' .. , ' - . I • - . .. ' ..,' ... ' - BEAUTY SHOPS Ohio Valley Bank , Since 1872 o0 HALL'S . BARBER SHOP ~·THE GLAMOURAMA ~~old FaJiiontJ Cbartn, ,HoJtrn CuJJ" HAIR AND NAILS Hours: ~1ooday-Friday ~ Saturday S.l Closed on Thunday aad Suoday Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Beside Bing's Auto Repair Owner/Stylist Joyce Medley Rita Morrison Nail Tecb. (740) 992-4252 Walk-Ins Welcome and Appointments Formerly of Fiesta in Mason Mon-Fri. 9· 7 Sat. Appts Onl) lSSl NYE Ave Walk.Ins Only Member FDIC www.ovbc.com VC~Graplllcs Dave Schultz-~laster Barber, Toni lsbeU Barber/Stylist fl17 )lain St., Pt. Pleasant, WV • * Tom & Judy Walters 4256 Yellowtown Rd. Gallipolis, OH 45631 I • -~ -~ n 740-446-3803 www.dcfgraphics.com e-mail: dcfgraphics@core.com �PilEI Business card Directorv Business card Dlractorv BARBERS AUTOMOTIVE BARBERS Bryan Drummond r:-----------, ~Bau•'s Barb•• Sales Representive I Cell: (740) 709-1794 Phone: (740) 992-6614 Toll Free: (800) 537-1094 www.markportergm.com .,,. SUPERCENTER Shop 1-Jall2-1114er1-IHJ·111& ' @ ~ OUIC~K ~ . II <• ~ ~ BANKS Bu1,.ris Barber : Operator: Dennis Weaver 606 22nd St. I I I I Hours: Shop . Tue-Wetb-Fri: I &un-6pt" I Saturday StJm.J,., .llltllll• Pl•rtv. II I I I I Pete Burris 411 5th Street, P.O. Box 522 West Shade BarberShop ll•rge Karn, Owner Tuesday through Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm . Saturday 7:00am tUI Noon oo 1st B~rber Shop on Texas Road otT Rt. #7 740-985-3616 Ph 304-67 5-6062 George's Barber Shop with 17 years experience 610 Viand Street Point Pleasant, WV 25550 304-675-2500 . Fax(304)675·2502 . ~~~-­ • Custom T-Shirts • Busines.~ Cards • Banners • Signs New Haven, WV 25265 Owned & Operated by Chris Parker Branch Banking &Trust Co. PilEI Point Pleasant Shut-in appointments available Shop phone: 740-591.0999 Home phone: 740-696-0757 I ! I . , ' ' .. , ' - . I • - . .. ' ..,' ... ' - BEAUTY SHOPS Ohio Valley Bank , Since 1872 o0 HALL'S . BARBER SHOP ~·THE GLAMOURAMA ~~old FaJiiontJ Cbartn, ,HoJtrn CuJJ" HAIR AND NAILS Hours: ~1ooday-Friday ~ Saturday S.l Closed on Thunday aad Suoday Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Beside Bing's Auto Repair Owner/Stylist Joyce Medley Rita Morrison Nail Tecb. (740) 992-4252 Walk-Ins Welcome and Appointments Formerly of Fiesta in Mason Mon-Fri. 9· 7 Sat. Appts Onl) lSSl NYE Ave Walk.Ins Only Member FDIC www.ovbc.com VC~Graplllcs Dave Schultz-~laster Barber, Toni lsbeU Barber/Stylist fl17 )lain St., Pt. Pleasant, WV • * Tom & Judy Walters 4256 Yellowtown Rd. Gallipolis, OH 45631 I • -~ -~ n 740-446-3803 www.dcfgraphics.com e-mail: dcfgraphics@core.com �Business card Dlractorv Business Card Dlrecterv PIIE10 CABINETS CARPET CLEANING CARPET Taylor Made Countertops We build solid surface countertops Laminate countertops ' The Red Carpet Treatment" Haffelt's Mill Outlet, Inc. 4247 State Route 160 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (One mile north on Rt. 160 past Holzer Hospital) Marlin & Nancy Rose Rt. 141 Gallipolis 740-379-2267 10468 State All Handcrafted in Gallia G_ou,£l_ty, .9~io • Custom Kitchens & Baths • Computer Stands & Desks • Entertainment Centers • Countertops with Wood Edge • T~ms & Moldings ' Mill Work [ ·...~ If\ : imj ,E Owners (740) 446-2107 1-800-317-1655 • :~ · .: L~ Since 1990 D&S Custom Cabinets Owners- Dave & Sandy Gillenwater 740.256·1634 M·F 8·5 Free Estimates Custom Work Start To Finish : BEND AREA CHIROPRACTIC CENTER ! Kelsey M. Henry D.C. 1065 South Second St., Mason, WV 25260 omce Phone: (304) 773-5773 Most insurances accepted CHURCH ttli11ler Sale _ •• ,; ! ._,;J. , Your Carpet Cl~¥ and Upholstery Cleaning Solution • ~~ Marty 0' Bryan • t11~ Owner P.O . Box 453 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Toll Free 1-888-992-7090 Phone.· 740-992-7090 MOLLOHAN CARPET 1 1 CHIROPRACTORS t•''»-. Furniture Commercial Starting at $5.50 yd. Berber Starting at $5.95 HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Matthew 6:33 yd. See what the carpet man can do for you. { ,...., - 446-7444 Debbie Clay- Catering Manager Grocery & Catering Service Big or Small- Homemade Meals Call for Menu Schedule of Services Sunday School 9:45-11 :00 Worship 11 :00 Sunday Evening 6:00 Mid Week Bible Study &Children's & Youth Service Wedne£day 7:00pm Pastor Gary Ellis 740-992-2197 570 Grant Street Middleport, Ohio 740·992-5334 A605 Pearl Street, Widdleport, OH A65760 7·0·992·3471 CARPET CARPET CLEANING INGELS CARPET York Ingels Owner ...,.. · 6 175 North 2nd Avenue Middleport, OH 45760 740-992-7028 PilE 11 --------- Qualltv Care Cleaning CHECK CASHING -· ~-~·-~ J ' _,.._........, .,_ . ~· "'"'"'~ .. . OHIO VALLEY CHECK CASHING & LOAN 2tM W. 2M Street PolltrOJ, Ollio Discounts to churchesProtector Available 40-441-0755 CONCRETE 992.o461 UceiM CC700077Lc-C1750Mt• VALLEY BROOK CONCRETE V & SUPPLY, INC. 8c 304-773-5234 Route 62 North 211 Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio 'Ia Mile lOUth of the Sliver Bridge Lakin. WV 25.550 446-2404 HOWARD BECHTLE Manager Uce1M CC7000'71-GOO _. 001 UuMe Cl750041 000 _. U01 �Business card Dlractorv Business Card Dlrecterv PIIE10 CABINETS CARPET CLEANING CARPET Taylor Made Countertops We build solid surface countertops Laminate countertops ' The Red Carpet Treatment" Haffelt's Mill Outlet, Inc. 4247 State Route 160 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (One mile north on Rt. 160 past Holzer Hospital) Marlin & Nancy Rose Rt. 141 Gallipolis 740-379-2267 10468 State All Handcrafted in Gallia G_ou,£l_ty, .9~io • Custom Kitchens & Baths • Computer Stands & Desks • Entertainment Centers • Countertops with Wood Edge • T~ms & Moldings ' Mill Work [ ·...~ If\ : imj ,E Owners (740) 446-2107 1-800-317-1655 • :~ · .: L~ Since 1990 D&S Custom Cabinets Owners- Dave & Sandy Gillenwater 740.256·1634 M·F 8·5 Free Estimates Custom Work Start To Finish : BEND AREA CHIROPRACTIC CENTER ! Kelsey M. Henry D.C. 1065 South Second St., Mason, WV 25260 omce Phone: (304) 773-5773 Most insurances accepted CHURCH ttli11ler Sale _ •• ,; ! ._,;J. , Your Carpet Cl~¥ and Upholstery Cleaning Solution • ~~ Marty 0' Bryan • t11~ Owner P.O . Box 453 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Toll Free 1-888-992-7090 Phone.· 740-992-7090 MOLLOHAN CARPET 1 1 CHIROPRACTORS t•''»-. Furniture Commercial Starting at $5.50 yd. Berber Starting at $5.95 HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Matthew 6:33 yd. See what the carpet man can do for you. { ,...., - 446-7444 Debbie Clay- Catering Manager Grocery & Catering Service Big or Small- Homemade Meals Call for Menu Schedule of Services Sunday School 9:45-11 :00 Worship 11 :00 Sunday Evening 6:00 Mid Week Bible Study &Children's & Youth Service Wedne£day 7:00pm Pastor Gary Ellis 740-992-2197 570 Grant Street Middleport, Ohio 740·992-5334 A605 Pearl Street, Widdleport, OH A65760 7·0·992·3471 CARPET CARPET CLEANING INGELS CARPET York Ingels Owner ...,.. · 6 175 North 2nd Avenue Middleport, OH 45760 740-992-7028 PilE 11 --------- Qualltv Care Cleaning CHECK CASHING -· ~-~·-~ J ' _,.._........, .,_ . ~· "'"'"'~ .. . OHIO VALLEY CHECK CASHING & LOAN 2tM W. 2M Street PolltrOJ, Ollio Discounts to churchesProtector Available 40-441-0755 CONCRETE 992.o461 UceiM CC700077Lc-C1750Mt• VALLEY BROOK CONCRETE V & SUPPLY, INC. 8c 304-773-5234 Route 62 North 211 Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio 'Ia Mile lOUth of the Sliver Bridge Lakin. WV 25.550 446-2404 HOWARD BECHTLE Manager Uce1M CC7000'71-GOO _. 001 UuMe Cl750041 000 _. U01 �PIIIJZ Business Card Dlractorv CONVENIENCE STORES Business card Dlrectorv CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION YOUNG'S DIUICINlO COIISTIUCTION.IIIC. CARPENTER SERVICE Metal Buildings Erectors & Brokers Commercial, Reslddntlal Churches & Storage Unlta • Room Additions & Remodeling • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters • VInyl Siding & Painting • Patio and Porch Decks (740) 894-0300 V.C. YOUNG Ill 2~ 804 Solida Rd. South Point, Ohio Yt-ilt s Loc,ll Expc11ence CREDIT UNION Marcum Canatructlaa FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO NEEDS and llenull Canlractlag St. Rt. 248 Cheater, Ohio Mike W. Marcum, Owner ( •. 11 ; t ~: ~' ' \ill\ I ...,,dttl t.: \dd II inn . . l{nul ill t.: \ t ' \1 l 1111 '- 1111\ tillll A. <( ::t·c(lit l l nio11a P.O. Box 70 Apple Grove, WV 25502 ltlh'l 1111 1~1 ' 11111 1 11 1 111 ~' Carrie Pavne 740-985-4141 omce 740-416-1834 304 · 674 -0 120 1¥1 -:> N·TH U RS 8 · 9 FR I·S AT 8 · 10 S lJi'ol 12·8 304-576-4055 Fax 304-576-2447 - Ralnats Tobacco Plus Gallipolis Ferry Marathon (!!f;; 304-??5-611.8 ._:~ ,. , CORNERSTONE ·"~~'{ ·., :;·'t :fONSTRUffiON '"-'1-''·'li _1 .J• . ' -.--.. -.. . ~ ..... Residential • Commercial • General Contracting Painting • Doors • Windows • Decks •Siding • Roofing • Room Additions • Remodeling • Plumbing • Electrical • Accoustic Ceiling wv 038992 OH 38244 740-367- 0544 740-339-3412 Office Hours By Appointment Phone (304) 882-3136 220 Fifth Street., P.O. Box 780 New Haven, WV 25265 ELECRICAL CONTRACTING ~ -- -- -~---- - Industrial • Commerdal · Residential • Gen. Maintenance Fully Insured • Bonded RB ELECTRICAL Residential & Commercial 411 6TH ST . James D. Lockhart, D.D.S. ·--- -- Twin Oaks Federal Manager PT . PLEASANT , WV 25!550 DENTIST ' wv 036725 99 2-62 15 Pomeroy. Oh1 o PIIE11 DAYCARE f 1m~=~ Center, Inc. 1m ~ r _ :: " Putting Children First" 6 weeks • 12 years Preschool Director· Robin Bias CONTRACTORS, INC. 3314 Mossman Ave., P.O. Box477 Pt. Pteasant, WV 25550 WV License WVQ406C.1) * WV Office 304-675-1537 Fax 304-675-1539 ENTERTAINMENT GALLIPOLIS FERRY CAFE Open 'til 3am Just before the lipolis Locks on WV At. 2 304-576-2304 �PIIIJZ Business Card Dlractorv CONVENIENCE STORES Business card Dlrectorv CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION YOUNG'S DIUICINlO COIISTIUCTION.IIIC. CARPENTER SERVICE Metal Buildings Erectors & Brokers Commercial, Reslddntlal Churches & Storage Unlta • Room Additions & Remodeling • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters • VInyl Siding & Painting • Patio and Porch Decks (740) 894-0300 V.C. YOUNG Ill 2~ 804 Solida Rd. South Point, Ohio Yt-ilt s Loc,ll Expc11ence CREDIT UNION Marcum Canatructlaa FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO NEEDS and llenull Canlractlag St. Rt. 248 Cheater, Ohio Mike W. Marcum, Owner ( •. 11 ; t ~: ~' ' \ill\ I ...,,dttl t.: \dd II inn . . l{nul ill t.: \ t ' \1 l 1111 '- 1111\ tillll A. <( ::t·c(lit l l nio11a P.O. Box 70 Apple Grove, WV 25502 ltlh'l 1111 1~1 ' 11111 1 11 1 111 ~' Carrie Pavne 740-985-4141 omce 740-416-1834 304 · 674 -0 120 1¥1 -:> N·TH U RS 8 · 9 FR I·S AT 8 · 10 S lJi'ol 12·8 304-576-4055 Fax 304-576-2447 - Ralnats Tobacco Plus Gallipolis Ferry Marathon (!!f;; 304-??5-611.8 ._:~ ,. , CORNERSTONE ·"~~'{ ·., :;·'t :fONSTRUffiON '"-'1-''·'li _1 .J• . ' -.--.. -.. . ~ ..... Residential • Commercial • General Contracting Painting • Doors • Windows • Decks •Siding • Roofing • Room Additions • Remodeling • Plumbing • Electrical • Accoustic Ceiling wv 038992 OH 38244 740-367- 0544 740-339-3412 Office Hours By Appointment Phone (304) 882-3136 220 Fifth Street., P.O. Box 780 New Haven, WV 25265 ELECRICAL CONTRACTING ~ -- -- -~---- - Industrial • Commerdal · Residential • Gen. Maintenance Fully Insured • Bonded RB ELECTRICAL Residential & Commercial 411 6TH ST . James D. Lockhart, D.D.S. ·--- -- Twin Oaks Federal Manager PT . PLEASANT , WV 25!550 DENTIST ' wv 036725 99 2-62 15 Pomeroy. Oh1 o PIIE11 DAYCARE f 1m~=~ Center, Inc. 1m ~ r _ :: " Putting Children First" 6 weeks • 12 years Preschool Director· Robin Bias CONTRACTORS, INC. 3314 Mossman Ave., P.O. Box477 Pt. Pteasant, WV 25550 WV License WVQ406C.1) * WV Office 304-675-1537 Fax 304-675-1539 ENTERTAINMENT GALLIPOLIS FERRY CAFE Open 'til 3am Just before the lipolis Locks on WV At. 2 304-576-2304 �Business Card Directorv FLORIST Henson bcavauna, Inc. P.liU213 ......... WI211M Benita Henson, Owner (740) 339-2184 Jack Day, General Manager (304) 752-1908 Ed Holley, Superintendent (740) 645-1148 Laurel Henson, Office Manager Phone/Fax: (740) 441-3098 Business Card Dlrectorv FUNITURE FUNERAL HOMES four Seasm1s florist a ~.. -·' 504 Main Street • Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-67 5-5()33 • 1-800-452-3929 Crow-Hussell Funeral Home " Ill• 111'1' , a/It'd ro ll'rl t' '1111r tan111Y ll'ith carm i( and cOIIIflll'"l"lllll' '"''~''' t'. At Need.~. Pre-11eed a11d Crematio11 Senice.1. Robert L ami t\dria Plllter.Wtl, Co-01r11en Carl F. a11d l'I'UIIIIe Swisher, Co-ow11er.~ Robert L. Patterso11 1/, Uamee·III·Ciwrge 104 Second St., P.O. Box 408 Ma~on, WV Phone 3~773-5592 • Fax 304-773-5598 ·' Barbara Wkklttt~, OwHer FUNERAL HOMES Foglesong-Tucker · Funeral Home With Care and Dignity jerry W . Tucker-Director Second & Pomeroy Street PO Box 139 Mason,WV 25260 Phone:304-773-5561 Fax:304-773-5581 E-mail:foglesongtucker@citynet.net FARM EQUIPMENT 1701 Jefferson Blvd., Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-675·2630 1•11/llb FUneral ~ ·w• Home, Inc. Pre-Need A"angements Complete Funeral Service Kent Shawver Matthew R. Willis Cleeland R. Willis Directors Phone 446-9295 Garfield Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Eblin's Garbage Service P.O. 11121 BidWell, OH 45814 BIG a•ND QIINIIRATORS And Small Englnea ..Werranty" Salea, lnat.lletlon and Service Jeff Fraley lOft~ GARBAGE COLLECTION GENERAJORS [!] o_ , Sales RepresentnUve .lohn Grntt'., Aaron Grate~ .lohn Miller 140-388·8918 FUNITURE Owner ..... , "Our Aiin is to be worthy of your friendship" JIM'S FARM IQUI~MEN'r, INC. * -·- PIIE15 Brlgga l Stratton Automatic Standby Generator• For Home l Small Bualneaa Free In-Home 'TL~i< (j:,.,.W«) ~NIW IOU ll.,laaleriiAna•• (II. II. 7) •laiii,.U., Dlalo (740) . . .. , • (748) 441-1484 & Busi11ess Esti11wtes Pomeroy, OH 740-992-5494 Mason, WV 304-773-5390 • �Business Card Directorv FLORIST Henson bcavauna, Inc. P.liU213 ......... WI211M Benita Henson, Owner (740) 339-2184 Jack Day, General Manager (304) 752-1908 Ed Holley, Superintendent (740) 645-1148 Laurel Henson, Office Manager Phone/Fax: (740) 441-3098 Business Card Dlrectorv FUNITURE FUNERAL HOMES four Seasm1s florist a ~.. -·' 504 Main Street • Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-67 5-5()33 • 1-800-452-3929 Crow-Hussell Funeral Home " Ill• 111'1' , a/It'd ro ll'rl t' '1111r tan111Y ll'ith carm i( and cOIIIflll'"l"lllll' '"''~''' t'. At Need.~. Pre-11eed a11d Crematio11 Senice.1. Robert L ami t\dria Plllter.Wtl, Co-01r11en Carl F. a11d l'I'UIIIIe Swisher, Co-ow11er.~ Robert L. Patterso11 1/, Uamee·III·Ciwrge 104 Second St., P.O. Box 408 Ma~on, WV Phone 3~773-5592 • Fax 304-773-5598 ·' Barbara Wkklttt~, OwHer FUNERAL HOMES Foglesong-Tucker · Funeral Home With Care and Dignity jerry W . Tucker-Director Second & Pomeroy Street PO Box 139 Mason,WV 25260 Phone:304-773-5561 Fax:304-773-5581 E-mail:foglesongtucker@citynet.net FARM EQUIPMENT 1701 Jefferson Blvd., Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-675·2630 1•11/llb FUneral ~ ·w• Home, Inc. Pre-Need A"angements Complete Funeral Service Kent Shawver Matthew R. Willis Cleeland R. Willis Directors Phone 446-9295 Garfield Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Eblin's Garbage Service P.O. 11121 BidWell, OH 45814 BIG a•ND QIINIIRATORS And Small Englnea ..Werranty" Salea, lnat.lletlon and Service Jeff Fraley lOft~ GARBAGE COLLECTION GENERAJORS [!] o_ , Sales RepresentnUve .lohn Grntt'., Aaron Grate~ .lohn Miller 140-388·8918 FUNITURE Owner ..... , "Our Aiin is to be worthy of your friendship" JIM'S FARM IQUI~MEN'r, INC. * -·- PIIE15 Brlgga l Stratton Automatic Standby Generator• For Home l Small Bualneaa Free In-Home 'TL~i< (j:,.,.W«) ~NIW IOU ll.,laaleriiAna•• (II. II. 7) •laiii,.U., Dlalo (740) . . .. , • (748) 441-1484 & Busi11ess Esti11wtes Pomeroy, OH 740-992-5494 Mason, WV 304-773-5390 • �Business Card Dlrectorv ···~J· I Business card Dlractorv HARDWARE GIFT S~iOPS INSURNCE CENTRAl SUPPLY CO. TRUSTWORTHY ~ We're the HARDWARE ProblemSotveral Your Downtown Hardware Store 8997 STATE ROUTE 160 BIDWELL, OHIO 45614 t _______ .... ___ ., . . _ _ ,..,.~--· ' 17 Court St. Gallipolis, OH Establi.fthed 1948 . CandTes &' Suyy(ic.s 304·593-8665 304·882·3942 Valley Lumber & Supply Co. 'hoanas . 555 Park St. . Middleport, Ohio 740.992·6611 • 1·8()()..733·3334 Mon.-Fri. 7·5 ·Sat. 7·3 Jet. Rt. 35 &160 Gallipolis, Ohio 740·446·2002 Mon·Sat. 8·7•Sunday 11-5 2400 Eastern A\e. (Ac~~ from KMartl (;aliipoll~ Ohio 45631 ,., 446-1711 110 S2nd Street/P.O. Box 588 Mason, WV 25260 Tel 304-773-5942 Fax 304-773·6034 Cell 304·812·2325 STATE FARM · WE LIVE WHERE YOU LIVE~ .......... ltltctAttlt TERRY L. PYLES -AVIMdlt. 304-87..2202 LIKE A ,GOOD NEIGHBOR HEARING AIDS Rt. 2Bypass, Pt. Pleasant, WV. , 304-675-5200 Store Hours: Mon-Sat. 8:00am to 7:00pm 11·5 STATE FARM . Providing Insurwace and Fit1ancial Services I LIKE A <".r OO() MelVin Mock. BC·HlS Hea.rizlg Aid ~omtl . Nt:I<; KBOR U'UUUU .... Nationwide Insurance ..' 'hoanas Maoon, WV Phone (J04) 773-5.'423 0n ~, SJde. STIHL LAWN EQUIPMENT GREENHOUSE 1/4 Mile North Potnfro)·/Mason Bridg~ Husselllnsurance Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7-6, Sun. 11 -5 Home Decor, Unique Gifts Baby & Wedding Shower Items, & Baskets, Handcrafted items, Books, & Cards Jacque & David Fowler 2180 Second Street Mason, WV 25260 •cy licensed Associate PHONE: 446-8828 HARDWARE/LUMBER jaVa's William Hussell BIDWELL .Flexible Hours·Ff\r · Your Last Minute · Gift Ideas · ' PilE 11 \ " .." ...... A STATt: to'AR.M L.l\ Ttu:ltE �Business Card Dlrectorv ···~J· I Business card Dlractorv HARDWARE GIFT S~iOPS INSURNCE CENTRAl SUPPLY CO. TRUSTWORTHY ~ We're the HARDWARE ProblemSotveral Your Downtown Hardware Store 8997 STATE ROUTE 160 BIDWELL, OHIO 45614 t _______ .... ___ ., . . _ _ ,..,.~--· ' 17 Court St. Gallipolis, OH Establi.fthed 1948 . CandTes &' Suyy(ic.s 304·593-8665 304·882·3942 Valley Lumber & Supply Co. 'hoanas . 555 Park St. . Middleport, Ohio 740.992·6611 • 1·8()()..733·3334 Mon.-Fri. 7·5 ·Sat. 7·3 Jet. Rt. 35 &160 Gallipolis, Ohio 740·446·2002 Mon·Sat. 8·7•Sunday 11-5 2400 Eastern A\e. (Ac~~ from KMartl (;aliipoll~ Ohio 45631 ,., 446-1711 110 S2nd Street/P.O. Box 588 Mason, WV 25260 Tel 304-773-5942 Fax 304-773·6034 Cell 304·812·2325 STATE FARM · WE LIVE WHERE YOU LIVE~ .......... ltltctAttlt TERRY L. PYLES -AVIMdlt. 304-87..2202 LIKE A ,GOOD NEIGHBOR HEARING AIDS Rt. 2Bypass, Pt. Pleasant, WV. , 304-675-5200 Store Hours: Mon-Sat. 8:00am to 7:00pm 11·5 STATE FARM . Providing Insurwace and Fit1ancial Services I LIKE A <".r OO() MelVin Mock. BC·HlS Hea.rizlg Aid ~omtl . Nt:I<; KBOR U'UUUU .... Nationwide Insurance ..' 'hoanas Maoon, WV Phone (J04) 773-5.'423 0n ~, SJde. STIHL LAWN EQUIPMENT GREENHOUSE 1/4 Mile North Potnfro)·/Mason Bridg~ Husselllnsurance Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7-6, Sun. 11 -5 Home Decor, Unique Gifts Baby & Wedding Shower Items, & Baskets, Handcrafted items, Books, & Cards Jacque & David Fowler 2180 Second Street Mason, WV 25260 •cy licensed Associate PHONE: 446-8828 HARDWARE/LUMBER jaVa's William Hussell BIDWELL .Flexible Hours·Ff\r · Your Last Minute · Gift Ideas · ' PilE 11 \ " .." ...... A STATt: to'AR.M L.l\ Ttu:ltE �Business Card Dlractorv ~.AlE 11 • INVESTMENTS INSURANCE ELLEN J. POTTER, CIC ~t!, JON PARRACK INSURANCE Ill 1111. Street Pl. PleiUII.II llt·l15-4112 D Nationwide On your Side.11 1111•1111 lHI•IIIIIIII .!'i• Business Card Dlrectorv JEWELERS Tower Square Securities, Inc. A MetLH. Com~l\~ Timothy w. Potter Rqlatered Rtpreetntatlve JiMLMiy ~ Insurance • Investments Box 36, Pt. Pleasant, WV 25~50 Phone{304)675-2739 Fax: (304) 675·6225 Toll Free: (800) 207-2739 epotter.livel01 @insuremail.net David Siders Vllage lnauranct. Inc. 2118 Jlfferlon Blvd. Point Ptt•ant. Wt/25550 Phone 804.87&3878 FIX 304.875.2751 418 Main Street 304-675-3400 Watmart Plaza INTERIOR DESIGN Regiat....cl Principal Raymond James Finandal Servkes, lnt. Member NASD/SIPC 441 Second avenue, PO Box 936 Gallipolis, OH 45631 740-446-2125 800-487-2129 Toll Free 740-446-9850 Fax jay.caldwell @raymondjames .com Debra K. Roark, LUTCF, Agent %l5·ASixth Street Pt. Pleasant. West V"li.nia 25550 304!675·7036 JA.'< 304!6H·7387 ri\'trcitiesiu@cha.rtfr.net Homt · Busiaeu ' LiJr; Healm Annuity AnlD.dtptndenl Agtary lUpratnlin& Erit lasu.raDce Insurance •• '-. - - - - - ----- -- --- WEST UIRG IKIA CUSTO Ill CUTS. ltC See Us For All Your Meat Processing Needs *Retail Sales* Meat Processing 909 4th Street P.O. Box 329 New Haven, WV 304-882.;.3194 INVESTMENTS . ''t • 1t • MEDICAL • \arr.,A. ....... :I OIUIMI..._ Edward JoneS Pelnt lll••••nt, WY 21110 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING POilu ~r RAYMOND JAMES INSURANCE.uc I '. MEAT PROCESSING Jay Caldwell, CFP- CITIES Ene ~· · Gallipolis, OH (• 740..446-3283 ~ A~W · ~ Pt. Pleasant, WV • -"1. • . PIIE11 I~ ......... 304-675-1.0 EdwardJones ~ LeelerC .......... AAMS Financial Advisor lsaat Mllls Financial Advisor 990 A Second Ave. Gallipolis. OH 45631 Bus. 740-441-9441 Fax 877-879-5305 www.edwardjones.com 806B Viand Street P.O. Box 238 Point Pleasant, "V 25550-0238 Bus. 3<»-674-0174 Toll-free ~75-()363 Fax 888-251-3187 I•. . . palnlla•d•c--latiMlllall• lo n t''WW'IIIW ~~~~-~ • ftd--~rtitviiC•.oom .... Urgent Care Mooday - Friday 9 am to 9 pm; Weekends l pm to 9 pm www.edwardjonH.com faxaJCM.675-1393 ....... 100-160-97» ~ HOLZER CLINIC _______ ., 90 Jackson Pike, IIAIUN8 SIIIISI Of INVISTINe . ' Gallipolis, OH �Business Card Dlractorv ~.AlE 11 • INVESTMENTS INSURANCE ELLEN J. POTTER, CIC ~t!, JON PARRACK INSURANCE Ill 1111. Street Pl. PleiUII.II llt·l15-4112 D Nationwide On your Side.11 1111•1111 lHI•IIIIIIII .!'i• Business Card Dlrectorv JEWELERS Tower Square Securities, Inc. A MetLH. Com~l\~ Timothy w. Potter Rqlatered Rtpreetntatlve JiMLMiy ~ Insurance • Investments Box 36, Pt. Pleasant, WV 25~50 Phone{304)675-2739 Fax: (304) 675·6225 Toll Free: (800) 207-2739 epotter.livel01 @insuremail.net David Siders Vllage lnauranct. Inc. 2118 Jlfferlon Blvd. Point Ptt•ant. Wt/25550 Phone 804.87&3878 FIX 304.875.2751 418 Main Street 304-675-3400 Watmart Plaza INTERIOR DESIGN Regiat....cl Principal Raymond James Finandal Servkes, lnt. Member NASD/SIPC 441 Second avenue, PO Box 936 Gallipolis, OH 45631 740-446-2125 800-487-2129 Toll Free 740-446-9850 Fax jay.caldwell @raymondjames .com Debra K. Roark, LUTCF, Agent %l5·ASixth Street Pt. Pleasant. West V"li.nia 25550 304!675·7036 JA.'< 304!6H·7387 ri\'trcitiesiu@cha.rtfr.net Homt · Busiaeu ' LiJr; Healm Annuity AnlD.dtptndenl Agtary lUpratnlin& Erit lasu.raDce Insurance •• '-. - - - - - ----- -- --- WEST UIRG IKIA CUSTO Ill CUTS. ltC See Us For All Your Meat Processing Needs *Retail Sales* Meat Processing 909 4th Street P.O. Box 329 New Haven, WV 304-882.;.3194 INVESTMENTS . ''t • 1t • MEDICAL • \arr.,A. ....... :I OIUIMI..._ Edward JoneS Pelnt lll••••nt, WY 21110 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING POilu ~r RAYMOND JAMES INSURANCE.uc I '. MEAT PROCESSING Jay Caldwell, CFP- CITIES Ene ~· · Gallipolis, OH (• 740..446-3283 ~ A~W · ~ Pt. Pleasant, WV • -"1. • . PIIE11 I~ ......... 304-675-1.0 EdwardJones ~ LeelerC .......... AAMS Financial Advisor lsaat Mllls Financial Advisor 990 A Second Ave. Gallipolis. OH 45631 Bus. 740-441-9441 Fax 877-879-5305 www.edwardjones.com 806B Viand Street P.O. Box 238 Point Pleasant, "V 25550-0238 Bus. 3<»-674-0174 Toll-free ~75-()363 Fax 888-251-3187 I•. . . palnlla•d•c--latiMlllall• lo n t''WW'IIIW ~~~~-~ • ftd--~rtitviiC•.oom .... Urgent Care Mooday - Friday 9 am to 9 pm; Weekends l pm to 9 pm www.edwardjonH.com faxaJCM.675-1393 ....... 100-160-97» ~ HOLZER CLINIC _______ ., 90 Jackson Pike, IIAIUN8 SIIIISI Of INVISTINe . ' Gallipolis, OH �Business Card Dlract-rv filE 21 MEDICAL SUPPLIES/HOME MEDICAL IUSIIISS Card llractorv PIIE.21 MOBILE HOME SALES HOMETOWN Medical Supplies, Inc. 2 Commerce Dr. • Gallipolis, OH 740-441-1645 I Colin Saunders Russ Murdock •f' ,. Gcmnu/ MaMger f' .· HOLZER CLINIC ' .. l • •· FAMILY Senior Care, Inc. 2 Commerce Dr. • Gallipolis, OH 740-441-1377 www.holzerclinic.com 604 State Rt. 7, S. Gallipolis, OH 45631 01/ict 74()..446..3093 Fax 74()..446-3599 "Our FAMILY In 1Juu: HOMETOWN" • ! ·~ ~ MEMORIAL PARKS HOLZER CLINIC : 1{!1 Meigs Urgent Care 7 days a week 11 am to9 pm MUSEUM ' ' ' Kir.klaJtd~Memot:~M. ~ GQrdens, Inc. • ' i A Perpetual Care Cemetery ": Mike Sayre Selfs~r 604 Stote Rt. 7, S. Gallipolis. OH 45631 Of/let 740-446-3093 Fax 14().446.3599 88 East Memorial Drive, .. Pomeroy, OH N., ~0. • Point .,._..,.t, WV a65SO St. Rt. . 0 .. \ ' . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL r., 2S20 Valk~ [)me • f'utnl Pk.•asan1. W\' • 201 -lx\l fiin hl) n. 604 State Rt. 7. S. ~ Galli/H}Iis, OH 4S6Jf Offk• 74D-446·309~ Fax 740-446·3599 ·. 304-675-4340 1p~,il(alt Run your Business Card in your daily paper for as low as $30.00 a month Hilt tUAI&rlftft tiiiDIII'-" n .. -..... Nil "••II, n •IIMM4 State Route 62, Fairground Koa~(ll Point Pleasant, WV 604 SIGU Rr. 7, S. GGlUpolis. OH 4563 I OJJi« 740-446-3093 Fax 74()..446.3599 (304) 675-5737 �Business Card Dlract-rv filE 21 MEDICAL SUPPLIES/HOME MEDICAL IUSIIISS Card llractorv PIIE.21 MOBILE HOME SALES HOMETOWN Medical Supplies, Inc. 2 Commerce Dr. • Gallipolis, OH 740-441-1645 I Colin Saunders Russ Murdock •f' ,. Gcmnu/ MaMger f' .· HOLZER CLINIC ' .. l • •· FAMILY Senior Care, Inc. 2 Commerce Dr. • Gallipolis, OH 740-441-1377 www.holzerclinic.com 604 State Rt. 7, S. Gallipolis, OH 45631 01/ict 74()..446..3093 Fax 74()..446-3599 "Our FAMILY In 1Juu: HOMETOWN" • ! ·~ ~ MEMORIAL PARKS HOLZER CLINIC : 1{!1 Meigs Urgent Care 7 days a week 11 am to9 pm MUSEUM ' ' ' Kir.klaJtd~Memot:~M. ~ GQrdens, Inc. • ' i A Perpetual Care Cemetery ": Mike Sayre Selfs~r 604 Stote Rt. 7, S. Gallipolis. OH 45631 Of/let 740-446-3093 Fax 14().446.3599 88 East Memorial Drive, .. Pomeroy, OH N., ~0. • Point .,._..,.t, WV a65SO St. Rt. . 0 .. \ ' . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL r., 2S20 Valk~ [)me • f'utnl Pk.•asan1. W\' • 201 -lx\l fiin hl) n. 604 State Rt. 7. S. ~ Galli/H}Iis, OH 4S6Jf Offk• 74D-446·309~ Fax 740-446·3599 ·. 304-675-4340 1p~,il(alt Run your Business Card in your daily paper for as low as $30.00 a month Hilt tUAI&rlftft tiiiDIII'-" n .. -..... Nil "••II, n •IIMM4 State Route 62, Fairground Koa~(ll Point Pleasant, WV 604 SIGU Rr. 7, S. GGlUpolis. OH 4563 I OJJi« 740-446-3093 Fax 74()..446.3599 (304) 675-5737 �• 122 Business card DlrectorJ Business card Dlractorv . PAINTING NURSING 'Quality Care Nursing Services, Inc.. T 1502 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740) 446-3808 Queen's Tn!_e Colors ____·!Gr._ _ __ HOMESTEAD REALTY Faux and Artistic Painting By Design .. .HO:M:ES'I!EJIW .. Office: 7~2967 Cell: 74QJ39-3238 Mary L. H~l s· ~ Sales Associate Office: Cell: Home: E-Mail: Webshe: (304) 675-5540 (304) 593-6560 (304) 675-2371 wpmaynard@charter.net homesteadrealty l .com 2 105 Jackson Avenue • Point Plcaaant. WV ll.~SO Nursing Center "The Alzheimer's Experts" ( llt\00 HEALTH-AID PHARMACY New Haven West Virginia 311 Buck Ridge Rd. Bidwell, OH 45614 Tel:(140) 446-1150 Fax:140.446-1148 304-882-2005 PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR PLUMBING l' .Spy WebSite:~Jm ___ _ Oifford··. ----"'~..__ · HOMESTEAD REALTY RBAL BSTATB PROI-~IONALS Realtors~: 28 Cedar Street • Gallipolis, OH 4563 I (740) 446-7702 • Fax (740) 446-7708 .JILL MAYNARD · Office: Cell: Home: E-Mail: Website: Sale~ Associate (304) 675-5540 (304) 675-0775 (304) 675-237 1 jhmaynard@charter.net homesteadrealty l.com Julie A. Webb, Realtor Res . (740) 446-4254 Cell (740) 645-2247 (9 21~ JadtiiOil Avenue • Polnl PleMIIIt. WV il~ BIOUr ' Opening doors to home · OWIIINhip . iW· Private lnves·tigator Services Ba~round Checks. Civil, Criminal ~ Domestic Cases ~ Repos Ucensed &. BOnded In WV Bachelor Degree. Criminal justice Reasonable Prices Spanish Translation Available For An Appointment Call KT Valenzuela · , Private Investigator 304-593-5916 ' Hfa: (l04) 882-2890 Email: ~tiatnet Broker PHARMACY SCENIC HILtS Broker PAUL MAYNARD 70 River St~tet Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 I \i'i , ..' ... ~-,.. ~ · , ......... ~ . . '""\ ; )· .,.~ ' .. .: ' .-:.· ..~. DQNPLANTS Residential Plumbing 1.628 White Oak Road BidweU, Ohio 45614 Tel: 740-367-7707 Cell: 740-645-7299 HOM~ 7l.Vf.£7jt Broker Real Eewte ProfHalonale XJ\ '1'1f£'£'IN w~onx. awv *,......, .... ...._wv Oftb: (304) 67,..SS40 I (304) 882·240S laos,.._~,..,.. Hame: (304) 67~W : 304) 812-4051 -~ • •' _._• �• 122 Business card DlrectorJ Business card Dlractorv . PAINTING NURSING 'Quality Care Nursing Services, Inc.. T 1502 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740) 446-3808 Queen's Tn!_e Colors ____·!Gr._ _ __ HOMESTEAD REALTY Faux and Artistic Painting By Design .. .HO:M:ES'I!EJIW .. Office: 7~2967 Cell: 74QJ39-3238 Mary L. H~l s· ~ Sales Associate Office: Cell: Home: E-Mail: Webshe: (304) 675-5540 (304) 593-6560 (304) 675-2371 wpmaynard@charter.net homesteadrealty l .com 2 105 Jackson Avenue • Point Plcaaant. WV ll.~SO Nursing Center "The Alzheimer's Experts" ( llt\00 HEALTH-AID PHARMACY New Haven West Virginia 311 Buck Ridge Rd. Bidwell, OH 45614 Tel:(140) 446-1150 Fax:140.446-1148 304-882-2005 PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR PLUMBING l' .Spy WebSite:~Jm ___ _ Oifford··. ----"'~..__ · HOMESTEAD REALTY RBAL BSTATB PROI-~IONALS Realtors~: 28 Cedar Street • Gallipolis, OH 4563 I (740) 446-7702 • Fax (740) 446-7708 .JILL MAYNARD · Office: Cell: Home: E-Mail: Website: Sale~ Associate (304) 675-5540 (304) 675-0775 (304) 675-237 1 jhmaynard@charter.net homesteadrealty l.com Julie A. Webb, Realtor Res . (740) 446-4254 Cell (740) 645-2247 (9 21~ JadtiiOil Avenue • Polnl PleMIIIt. WV il~ BIOUr ' Opening doors to home · OWIIINhip . iW· Private lnves·tigator Services Ba~round Checks. Civil, Criminal ~ Domestic Cases ~ Repos Ucensed &. BOnded In WV Bachelor Degree. Criminal justice Reasonable Prices Spanish Translation Available For An Appointment Call KT Valenzuela · , Private Investigator 304-593-5916 ' Hfa: (l04) 882-2890 Email: ~tiatnet Broker PHARMACY SCENIC HILtS Broker PAUL MAYNARD 70 River St~tet Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 I \i'i , ..' ... ~-,.. ~ · , ......... ~ . . '""\ ; )· .,.~ ' .. .: ' .-:.· ..~. DQNPLANTS Residential Plumbing 1.628 White Oak Road BidweU, Ohio 45614 Tel: 740-367-7707 Cell: 740-645-7299 HOM~ 7l.Vf.£7jt Broker Real Eewte ProfHalonale XJ\ '1'1f£'£'IN w~onx. awv *,......, .... ...._wv Oftb: (304) 67,..SS40 I (304) 882·240S laos,.._~,..,.. Hame: (304) 67~W : 304) 812-4051 -~ • •' _._• �Business Card Dlractorv PIIE21 REAL ESTATE Business Card Directorv RESTAURANTS . PAGE 25 SHOES FAT BOYZ PIZZA .:JIO..MIS:T!£.:4:/J :ll:E..Jl.C7Jj MAnHew GAISER REALTOR Broker NANCY CANTERBURY (740) 591-5507 ML~Al>tNI 2105 JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT. WV OFFICE: 304--675--5540 HOME; 304-675-402<t Open 6 Days A Week! Mon.- Thurs. 11am- 9pm Fri. ,· Sat. 11am- 1Opm rn 1..131 304-675-3033 304-675-3044 G) HIUERY GAISER LICENSED REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT (740) 592-3015 ExT. 154 1.~ . .... Rt. 2 Gallipolis Ferry, WV Owners: Joe & Addie Roberts "' ROOFING RESTAURANTS t~br ~ron ~atr l\r~taurant & lbr 3Jron dPatr f}rHlr 610 & 615 Main Street Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 www .irongate.cjb.net GRIFFDH ROOFING Repair Jobs & Complete Tear-offs Insured & Local References SANDY DUNN Broker/Appraiscr!Buildc:r Office: Cell : Home: E-Mail: Website: (304) 675-5540 (304)593-3117 (304) 675-4053 sandyjdunn@aol com home~tc.:adrcalty I .com .--....-J~......... RONNIE GRIFFITH 740-245-5147 740-208-0947 SEWING & ALTERNATING 0 LD ERA TOWN .. AND COUNTRY~ - REAL ESTATE BROKER 1241fW'JamAve. Point Pleasant, Rl'. 56 Ramwwood. wv msflts.MI ; "'ff<JCNI CNifiNA •you BRING TWO. WEFEEDYOutt• THAiS RIGHT, BRISG TWO OR MORE GUEST TO ENJOY PANCHO'S AUTHENTIC MEXICAN CUISINE AND YOUR MEALISFRIE \lUST PII!S&.VT !'MIS CAJU) WHK'i OtiWliU~G m'1ER VAJ.ID ltmLQ3 ' I S/ 07 t HI ~" 0 STORAGE 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 7 40-992-5232 304-675-2200 304-675-7030 210$ Jock1<1n A•·tuuc' t'otnl Plt3.i.'lllt WV B \SO STORAGE ---~ -------------- e&e~ Sharon Phelps 740-843-1233 Vickie Adkins 304-273-5047 Candles, Quilts, Crochet Items, Scrubs, Fleece Throws and much more!!!! We Also Do Simple Alterations Owner: Rhonda Peters Nlanager: janet Jeffers TANNING �Business Card Dlractorv PIIE21 REAL ESTATE Business Card Directorv RESTAURANTS . PAGE 25 SHOES FAT BOYZ PIZZA .:JIO..MIS:T!£.:4:/J :ll:E..Jl.C7Jj MAnHew GAISER REALTOR Broker NANCY CANTERBURY (740) 591-5507 ML~Al>tNI 2105 JACKSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT. WV OFFICE: 304--675--5540 HOME; 304-675-402<t Open 6 Days A Week! Mon.- Thurs. 11am- 9pm Fri. ,· Sat. 11am- 1Opm rn 1..131 304-675-3033 304-675-3044 G) HIUERY GAISER LICENSED REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT (740) 592-3015 ExT. 154 1.~ . .... Rt. 2 Gallipolis Ferry, WV Owners: Joe & Addie Roberts "' ROOFING RESTAURANTS t~br ~ron ~atr l\r~taurant & lbr 3Jron dPatr f}rHlr 610 & 615 Main Street Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 www .irongate.cjb.net GRIFFDH ROOFING Repair Jobs & Complete Tear-offs Insured & Local References SANDY DUNN Broker/Appraiscr!Buildc:r Office: Cell : Home: E-Mail: Website: (304) 675-5540 (304)593-3117 (304) 675-4053 sandyjdunn@aol com home~tc.:adrcalty I .com .--....-J~......... RONNIE GRIFFITH 740-245-5147 740-208-0947 SEWING & ALTERNATING 0 LD ERA TOWN .. AND COUNTRY~ - REAL ESTATE BROKER 1241fW'JamAve. Point Pleasant, Rl'. 56 Ramwwood. wv msflts.MI ; "'ff<JCNI CNifiNA •you BRING TWO. WEFEEDYOutt• THAiS RIGHT, BRISG TWO OR MORE GUEST TO ENJOY PANCHO'S AUTHENTIC MEXICAN CUISINE AND YOUR MEALISFRIE \lUST PII!S&.VT !'MIS CAJU) WHK'i OtiWliU~G m'1ER VAJ.ID ltmLQ3 ' I S/ 07 t HI ~" 0 STORAGE 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 7 40-992-5232 304-675-2200 304-675-7030 210$ Jock1<1n A•·tuuc' t'otnl Plt3.i.'lllt WV B \SO STORAGE ---~ -------------- e&e~ Sharon Phelps 740-843-1233 Vickie Adkins 304-273-5047 Candles, Quilts, Crochet Items, Scrubs, Fleece Throws and much more!!!! We Also Do Simple Alterations Owner: Rhonda Peters Nlanager: janet Jeffers TANNING �~ ... Business Card Dlrectorv ·-~ PDE28 TOWING TROPHIES Business Card Dlrectorv •••1 21 --------------------~----~~ .---------------------------~·u ·. Notes ·- ', ....... I ..:~. ..... ~ The Trophy King Mike and Sharon Terry our a TREE SERVICE ? .... L • ..... . .... r---------------------------~~. ~ fo'... " .. . !-:.; f~ '" .' t . ~-------------~----~-. 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PillE Emergency _ _ _ __ PoiJOnCoa~l c.- Dad·· We« _ __ ---- Mom·· Wodt ---- Beeper _ _ _ __ CeUPhoae _ _ __ Neighbor --.--- Neighbor _ _ __ Newest Relative Polit~ ---- Department.__ _ mDepartmeDt._ _ __ Hospital._ _ __ Physieiao _ _ __ Dellti• ----- SehooJ_ _ _ __ School_._ _ __ Otber l~rtanl Numbers SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Business card Dlractorv PIIE;3t IIII'IIBf'IJIIf' D/Jf'BB ~ 7'11 BBIIBIIBBB �HMCplans Heart Month observance, A2 Coaltrain takes State stage on Feb~ 9,A6 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio · :;o< ' ENTS•\'nl.!)ll , ~o . l:!h · "" " '" " l.ool ' " '"' ""''"'" 1 1111{.., 11 \\ .11111<1 \H\ l . :!oo - CIC secures potential hospital site on county's behalf SPORTS • OSU derails Purdue. See Page81 BY BRIAN J. REED as a potential hospital location because of its central location in the county, its POMEROY The proximity to the junction of Meigs County Community Ohio 7 and U.S. 33, and its Improvement Corporation relative convenience to has exercised an option to areas seen as potential for purchase land just outside of economic development. Pomeroy for development The option was to have as a health care campus. expired today. Exercising Last week, county com- the option and securing the missioners tr11nsfered their negotiated price required a one-year option on the pur- !().percent cash downpaychase of the 13-acre site to ment and allows the CIC 90 the CIC. The site is located days to close the purchase. on Pomeroy Pike Road near The property, owned by Jay Meigs High School. Hall, Jr., carries a half-milCommissioners selected it lion dollar price tag. BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Transfering the option and allowing the CIC to proceed with purchasing the site secured its possible use for construction of a new county-owned medical facility, but the CIC will likely serve only as a purchasing agent for the real estate. CIC President Paul Reed said it is unlikely that the CIC will actually build any facility on the site. Reed said the CIC and county commissioners have not determined if the land will be retained by the CIC once plans for construction have been finalized. "The CIC remains willing to work closely with county goyemment to increase the availability of health care services in the county," Reed said. Commissioner Mick Davenport said plans call for a three-phase development at the new site: Physician services, emergency room services, and inpatient hospital services. Commissioners have discussed the sale of revenue bonds to finance the construction of the facility, and leasing the building to <I health care organization which would then operate it. Commissioners secured a $235,000 grant award from the U.S. Department of and Human Health Services, to purchase necessary medical equipment for the new hospital. Commissioners have .abandoned any plans for using the old Veterans Memorial Hospital building to provide health care services, and have decided, instead. to promote its use for other public uses. Gr~tgets area WIRED for high teeh development •STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSEN'TINEL .COM - OBITUARIES PJIE32 Page AS • Dorsey Burl<hammer, 76 • Lester Russell, 96 • Mary E. Stace, 81 ·. • James F. Will, 76 Business Card Dlrectorv INSIDE • New family histories added to museum. See Page A2 ' • TOPS loser honored. See Page A2 • Land transfers posted. See Page A2 • Free immunizations offered. See Page A3 • For the Record. See Page AS • Local artists to display at Dairy Bam. See Page A6 WEATHER Pletll S.rJent/photo Robert Snowden (third from ·left) receives recognition and a pocket watch for his 17 years of service to the leading Creek Conservancy District. Congratulating Snowden are (from left) Randy Butcher, LCCD board member, Todd Snowden, son, Charlie Barrett, LCCD board president, Judge Fred Crow, Ill. ' . Snowden honored for service BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RUTLAND- Having put his experience in the boxing ring to good use getting the Leading Creek Conservancy District (LCCD) into shape, Robert Snowden is hanging up his boxing gloves to settle into retirement. Although it's been a long time since Snowden has boxed while serving in the Navy, it has only been since Dec. 31, 2006 when he officially retired from the board of the LCCD after 17 years of service. Snowden was appointed to his position by Judge Fred Crow, Ill, a decision Crow says he never regretted. Crow described Snowden as "impressive" and the type of person who won't quit until his heart gives out. Crow and LCCD Board Members Randy Butcher and Charlie Barrett presented Snowden with an engraved pocket watch for that service. Barrett said Snowden was irreplaceable and is, "Like talking to a book." Barren says Snowden has an ability to retain information without any notes and, "He never forgets it because he lived it." Snowden said he is most proud of helping the LCCD triple their services and bring running water to people who never had the opportunity for it, savin~ them from having to pay to have 11 hauled in. "There are a lot of areas we went into that will never pay off but the whole system will pay it off," Snowden said. Crow said when Snowden took over the LCCD was in "disarray" but last year the district ended up in the black with a bank account balance of $1.2 million. When Snowden took over the LCCD had 800 customers but as of today there are around 2.300 customers with millions of dollars in grants received to build the system. The LCCD currently serves customers in Columbia, Salem, Scipio. Rutland and Salisbury Townships as well as Wilkesville in Vinton County. Snowden said he's retiring now due to health reasons but he plans to keep busy, still digging in the dirt only this time not for water lines but to take care of his vegetable and flower gardens. At any rate, Snowden says he plans to stay busy and joked, "You· re supposed to look down at the flowers. not up at the roots." Snowden lives in Rutland and has five children, William "Todd,'~ Robert Lee, Judith, Rosemary and Laurie. Ohio 833 receiving temporary repairs BY BETH of the water run off. "We're trying to do things to slow down deterioration of the highway until the ·reconstruction of the new highway in a little over a year," Filson said. In December, ODOT confirmed a slip had been detected on Ohio 833 between the Riverside Marathon on West Main Street and the existing Pomeroy Mason Bridge. Since then motorists continued ll around SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Detalle -.--. . . . wv- - ,""' CJ04) .....;,.., ...... a·· ~J~W~~ • ,s _ _.,o;..;.;;;;;;;;.;.o;:;::: ~n= ~---... .. ._ ···---~:-:.·--·· ..... •7 . a s r - • on Pac• A3 INDEX 2 SECriONS - 12 PAGE'S Annie's Mailbox A3 Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 Comics Bs Editorials A4 Obituaries As lett! Ser&entfplloto Places to go ~6 Motorists on Ohio 833 near the existing Pomeroy Mason Bridge may've noticed the ride is a little bumpier these Sports B Section days. OOOT promises to keep patching and maintaining the until the new highway is built possibly next year. Just A3 'road Weather out of view and to the left of this picture is where the new road to Middleport will be built. © 2007 Ohio Va?ley Publishln& Co. POMEROY - In the film "All About Eve," Bette Davis says, "Fasten your seat belts. it's going to be a bumpy night," but for those who drive Ohio 833 from AutoZone to Riverside Marathon and vice versa the more appropriate saying is. "Fasten your seat belts. it's going to be a bumpy ride." The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is aware of this "bumpy ride" which rests just to the right and left of the existing cracking is Pomeroy Mason Bridge. cotntai~edil[lJtl'l~ surface and Stephanie Filson. ODOT enJrin:c~rs don't feel public information officer 11 ts of a more sinfor district 10 said ODOT ister problem resting deep will be stockpiling cold below the surface. mix to continually patch "This is not something pot holes on the highway that is causing us a great and has installed water deal of concern in the short drainage pipe under the roadway to eliminate some Please s.. •..-Irs. AS ... • • GALLIPOLIS - Up to $5 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Labor for workforce development has been earmarked for southeastern Ohio, the state's two senators said in a recent joint announcement. Money distributed through the Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development (WIRED) initiative are aimed at helping the region make greater strides in workforce and economic development and improve the region's stature as a key player in the high-tech video g11ming industry, U.S. Sens. George Voinovich and Sherrod Brown said. "As technology continues to develop and advance, we must do everything in our power to ensure that the Appalachian region does not mass the boat on establishing itself as a major player in the booming gaming industry," Yoinovich said. "The WIRED initiative will help ensure the region has the technology and • intellectual human capital needed to compete," hi! added. "Southeast Ohio will benefit greatly from thi s exciting news. The funding will further improve the quality of life and bolster the region's economic potential for years to come." "Ohioans want to work, and work hard," Brown said. "These funds will help inject into a hard-hit region essential development dol~ Iars to create new industry, which means good paying jobs for Ohio families . Equally important, it means an investment in educational training programs which will help keep our brightest young people in Ohio." The WIRED initiative is an effort by the Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration to integrate economi.: and workforce JeYelopment activities and demonstrate that talent development can drive economic transformation in regional economies across the U.S. Appalachian Ohio i~ one of 13 regions acros~ the country to receive the WIRED grant. Each WIRED region will receive an initial award of $500.000 to be~in developing a comprehensive implementation plan. 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