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REED BREEO@MYOAilYSENTINEL.COM SeePageB1 MIDDLEPORT - The Village of Middleport 'will outsource the administration of its income tax office to an outside firm. At Monday evening's regular meeting, Middleport Village Council voted 3-2 tq hire the Regional Income Tax Agency to oversee collection of its one-percent income tax, eliminating a department from the village government, and saving •~ • ®· ADVERtiSERS VISIT: IIZIISIDS.CII nearly $40,000 per yqar, according to Councilman Ferman Moore, chairman of the council's finance committee, RITA will charge approximately $13,000 to perform the work it now costs the village in excess of.$50,000 to do through a full-time income tax administrator. Moore has been in favor of the change as a means of savirig the village money. The income tax department is one of three facing an immediate budget shortfall. ·. Moore, and Council members Jean Craig and Sandra Brown voted in favor of the proposal , with Council President · Stef.hen Houchins and Counci man Robert Robinson voting in opposition. Moore said the switch to RITA' will create a $37,000 "immediate savings." The department operates on a $50,000 annual budJ;let, and employs a full-ttme administrator, Carol Howe Cantrell, who also oversees the village's workers .•· ;.- ~Signs Middleport Council post BY BRIAN STAFF REPORT REED NEWS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM BREECOMYDAILYSENTINEL.OOM w OBITUARIES Page AS • Elsie Dodderer, 85 • Gary Johnson, 66 • Millard Swartz, 78 half closed eyes INSIDE • House Democrats' plan to ease alfemative minimum tax falters. See Page A2 • Eastem students attend scholars program. See Page A3 • Local woman joins Guard. See Page A3 • Janco Foundation seeks nominations for awards. See Page A3 • Grange legislative proposals noted. see Page Aa • Local Briefs. . See Page AS • Rutland man equipped with 'green thumb.' See Page AS • Police: Man killed by . train. See Page A& drippy tears To create a sad face we need to make a down turned, closed mouth and droopy eyelids. The cheeks also drop a bit and drippy tears add the final touch. Can you help Gad~~t two flags and J. approximately six months: to make the switch, while records are transferred. Tiui income tax administrator will remain on the village payroll until the transition is completed. Houchins asked that con; sideration of the matter be delayed until a council vacancy is filled. He said contracting the income tali operation could be a "trap" that costs the village money in the long run. · RITA is made up of 133 Ohio villages and cities. · Meigs health l department offering HPV vaccine to girls • The B&B HoverCat is banned in some states due to over zealous animal rights concerns, sonie people think that placing a cat in a perpetual state offreefall is cruel. ®ODO frow'h compensation" and insurance programs. . Cantrell is paid a salary · of $26,500. Costs of health insurance and retirement place the cost of employing an income tax administrator at over $40,000 per year, according to Moore. There are also costs of postage, supplies and other operating expenses. "Spending fifty thousand dollars to collect two hundred thousand in tax revenue is ridiculous," Moore said. Moore said it will take • Peckham· •I \\\\\\.tn\d :til\ ... ,. nlttlt l•u n t Middleport to ou~ource income tax operatio.-: SPORTS ~ :\ ( J , MIDDLEPORT Middleport Village Councilman Jeff Peckham resigned his position at Monday evening's meeting. Council voted 4-1, with Council President Stephen Houchins voting in opposi· tion, to accept Peckham's resignation. Council will have 30 days· to appoint Peckham's .replacemenL Bernard · Gilkey asked council ·to consider him for the appointment. 1\vo have filed as candidates for council in the November general election: Shawn Rice, who was appointed to council in 2004 and was later defeated in a council election, and Julie Proctor. In other business, Jean Craig addressed concerns to Mary Wise of the Freight Depot Restoration Committee. Craig said she had bee'n contacted by several residents who asked why the depot was not open and available to the public during July 4 events in Dave Diles Park. Wise, who worked with five other volunteers in overseeing the restoration of the village-owned depot using state grant funds and funds raised by the committee, said the committee canceled plans to sell concessions Ple1se see Coundl, As Folksinger Judy Cook Folksinger to present Mark Twain's America Along the way Cook will be providing historical details to introduce the songs POMEROY Meig s as a way of drawing the Coontians will have the audience into the experience opportunity to travel across and by encouraging sing Mark 1\vain's America in along on choruses. She lists song Saturday when as one of her goals to "leave folksinger Judy Cook of the audience with a deeper Laurel, Md. presents a pro- understanding of the life and gram at the Meigs County times of Mark Twain." · . Museum Annex. The one hour program BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEA.ICH@MYDAllVSENTINEl.COM Padgett, Stewart visit Chamber WEAmER will begin at 3 p.m. It is described as being an "entertaining and informative mix of ballads, songs and stories from Mark Twain's America" with Cook giving a description of Samuel Clemen's life and the historical details of Mark 1\vain in a country Please see Singer, AS POMEROY- The Meigs County Health Department (MCHD) is now offering Gardasil, a vaccine against the human pappillomavirus (HPV) which causes cervi· cal cancer. ' The MCHD can only aominister the shots to girls aged 11-18 years who have no health care insurance or are Medicaid eligible via the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) and the Vaccine for Children pro· gram. If you are 19 years or older, contact your health care provider to inquire about getting the vaccine which is meant for females aged nine through 26. The vaccine is most effective when given before girls have any sexual contact and there are three shots in the . Gardasil helps protect against the following diseases caused by HPV (types six, II , 16, 18 only); cervical cancer; cervical abnor: malities that can sometimes lead to cervical cancer; genital warts. Gardasil helps prevent these diseases, but it wi II not treat them or pre: vent other sexually trans: mitted diseases. · A male or female of any a~e who takes part in any kmd of sexual activity that involves genital contact is at risk for acquiring HPV; Many people who have Pluse see Vaccine, AS . Quarterly award presented BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL COM Details on Paee A8 · Each column, square must use fs l, 1,4,& 3, plus the diagonal must add up to the# shown.(diagonals can repeat #s) · Unscramble the letters to form ordinary words. lhen place them in the crossword grid. 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Padgett was the featured speaker at the luncheon, taking questions and speaking about the state bu<lget which recently passed. Padgett, who served on the senate finance committee also in vi ted Rep. Jimm y Stewart (R-Meigs), who served on the house tinance committee, to speak about the budget. Both Padgett and S.tewart agreed this budget was unusual .due to the high leve l of biparti sonship amongst party lines which received only one "no" vote in the house . . Padgett hit what she 'considered the high lights of the budget which included the expansion of Medicaid to incl,ude Please see Chamber, AS •. ~anJ . Beth Sereenl/ photo State Senator Joy Padgett (R·Coshocton), was the featured speaker at yesterday's busi nsses·minded luncheon hosted by the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce . Padgett along with Rep. Jimmy Stewart (R·Meigs) spoke about highlights of the recent state budget. Reed/ photo Danielle's of Middleport has been awarded the "Extra Great Place" award by the Middleport Development Group's beautification committee. The award is presented quarterly to a business demonstrating extra effort in creating an attrac· live downtown business and encouraging shoppers to visit downtown Middleport. Brenda Phalin presented the travel· ing banner to Marc Fultz, owner. Donna Hartson. Susan Baker and Bri a~ Reed also serve on the committee. �NATION • The Daily Sentinel PageA2 wORLD Wednesday, July u, 2007 House Democrats' Bush rules out quick shift in lntq strategy; plan to ease alternative criticis1n mourits in Congress from right and left • • 1 II11Illlllllffi tax +..,. ldlters BY DAVID ESPO APSPECIAlCOARESPONOOfT BY ANDREW TAYLOR ASSOClATID PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON House Democrats· promise to permanently protect millions of middle-class families from a mostl y unknown· tllx increase is faltering before ifs even unveiled. Senate Democrats are a Band-Aid pressing ijpproach to delay for j ust a year or two the altemati ve minimum tax. or AMT. from <klding $2,000 more in taxes o3n average to familie> with incomes between $100.000 and $200,000 a year. : That wav Democrats wouldn't ha\·e to go into next year's election after having tried, and probably failed, to raise income taxes ori wealthy taxpayers \hose making $500,000 or more - back to almost what they were before President Bush took office. New York Rep. Charles Rangel. chainnan of tbe tax· writing House Ways and Means Committee, · would like to rewrite the AMT to once-and-for-all prevent it from ensnaring about 20 million additional and unsuspecting middle-class taxpayers. He and Rep. Richard Neal , DMass., had planned to unveil their plan in May but now that's not likely to occur before September, if then. The problem is that Rangel's and Neal's plan is a nonstaner in the Senate, where the tax-writing Finance Committee's chairman, Sen. Max Bauc.us, DMont., is up for re-election next year in a state whose voters overwhelmingly favored Bush in· 2004. Baucus has shown no interest in a Rangei-Neal proposal to pay for protectmg middle-class voters from an AMT increase by instead imposing a new 4 percent or so surcharge on incomes above $500,000 a year. That would effectively raise the marginal tax rate on those with half-million-dollar incomes back to 39 percent, where it was in 2000. The tax increase on the · .wealthy would raise an eyepopping $800 billion over lO years, enough to both fix the AMT and spread smaller l>enefits to lower income taxpayers. Some House Democrats already are touting provisions to raise the standard dedyction, make . the child ~ credit fully refundable :for low-income parents and increase the earned income tax credit for workers with more than two children . : Such add-ons would broaden the reach of the bill to give tax cuts to about 85 ,million people, while raisjng taxes on about 2.5 milljon taxpayers at the very rop, said Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md. Those I. ' Bill extension .1118J Increase revenue The- mioirTun""' (AMT) was designed to ensure lhat tho wealthy could nol laxBS. ff the cumoollaw io ..-.clod. """"""" wl ..... 11 limeo by 2017. AlfT$300~ . 200 . 100 - . 'OS '08 '10 '12 ' 14 '11 wealthy taxpayers would still pay less than they did before President Bush's tax cuts took effect in 200 I. Baucus is considering a one- or two-year alternative that would protect middleincome taxpayers, costing up to $50 billion a year that would .be panially paid for by closing loopholes and other changes in the tax law. Many Democrats, includ• ing party leaders, appear comfortable with Baucus' temporary fix rather than forcing a politically risky vote to raise taxes when the idea isn' t going anywhere in the Senate. "If you have anything close to a marginal district, I wouldn' t touch it with a 10foot pole." said Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. The AMT originally was designed to make sure that the wealthiest couldn't use taX breaks or deductions to eliminate their entire tax liability. But inflation and recent tax cuts push more and more taxpayers into the grasp of the minimum tax each year, depriving about 4 million tax filers from taking full advantage of various deductions and tax credits. The threat facing taxpayers is very real: more than one-third of taxpayers making between $75,000 illld $100,000 a year face an AMT hit of almost $1,000 next April filing season if the tax code isn't fixed, either permanently or with another patch. Taxpayers making between $100,000$200,000 face an average $2,000 in additional tax. One factor complicating Democmts' task is the unusual dynamic involving the minimum tax. Most people don't know they may be facing the tax, so there's hardly a grassroots outcry for AMT reform. At the same time. those facing tax increases are sure to rebel. Leading that column, according to Republicans, will be small businesses that file as individuals. "The people you do raise taxes on will know," said a senior Senate GOP tax aide. "Trust me. They always do ." • - ASHJNGTON e ident Bush threatened to eto legislation setting a date for a troop withdrawal from Iraq on Tuesday despite growing bipanisan calls in Congress for an end to U.S. panicipation in the war and sharp criticism · of the Iraqi government. As the Senate opened a new debafe on the conflict, one of the president' s staunchest supporters bluntly said the administration had pursued the wrong policy for years after toppling Saddam Hussein. 'The strategy we had before was not the right ., strategy," said Christopher Bond, R-Mo. "We should have had a counterinsurgency strategy." Asked later who bore responsibility for the error, jut plloto Bond said, "Ultimately, Senate Majority leader Harry Reid of Nev. gestures while meeting with reporters to discuss obviously, the president." · Iraq, Tuesday on Capitol Hill in Washington. Democrats said Bush's newest strategy wa,~ hardly but the lrnqi government has The senator said afterward more depressed than .I' ve a success, either. not," said Dole, the latest the White House is looking at ever been about political recSenate Majority Leader Senate Republican facing the new ways to hasten progress onciiiation in the short term." Harry Reid. D-Nev., said voters in 2008 to switch posi- in two primary areas: McCain, Graham, Bond that since Bush ordered tions on the war. "Our com- destroying al-Qaida in Iraq and others took turns on the thousands more troops to mitment in Iraq is not indefi- and forcing the U.S.-backed ' Iraq last winter, "we've lost nite, nor should the Iraqi ~ov­ government in Baghdad to Senate floor to warn of grave consequence~ if more than 600 troops, cost- emment perceive it to be. ' make political progress. Democrats get their wish for ing the American taxpayers Also expected to come to But he quoted Bush 's a quick troop withdrawal. more than $60 billion. The a vote in the next two weeks aides as saying the adminisAt an afternoon news escalation has done nothing is a plan to place into law tration would oppose call~ conference, Bond also to bring the· Iraqi govern- recommendations from last for a troop withdrawal. brought up the question · of ment together. It's done winter's report from the Bush, who was in overall strategy. · absolutely nothing to lessen bipartisan Iraq Study Group. Cleveland, said issues related "late last winter we conthe violence in Iraq." The group called for remov- to troop strength ''will be firmed General Petraeus Two Democrats, Sens. Carl ing· all combat brigades not decided by our commanders Levin of Michigan and Jack needed for · 'training, force on the ground, not by political unanimously to bring a new Reed of Rhode Island, back protection and counterter- figures in Washington, D.C." strategy. Republicans and Democrats said we needed a legislation to require a troop rorism by March 31 , 2008. He added, "I call upon the new strategy, and there's no withdrawal to begin within In an ominous sign for the United States Congress to question we did. 120 days, to be completed by White House, six give General David "The strategy we had the end of April 2008. Republicans have signaled Petraeus a chance to come before was not the right A vote is expected next support for the proposal, back and tell us whether his strategy. We should have had week, and Reid said nearly along with six Democrats. strategy is working, and a counterinsurgency strateall Democrats surmrut the Despite a steady proces- then we can w'ork together gy. Unfortunately, General sal. R b~GOrdoo sion of Republicans calling on a way forward." lost that argument ~of O::on is 8support- for a chanse in course, sev- Petraeus is expected to Gamer several years ago," he said a er, as wen, and Olympia eral GOP lawmakers make his report in September, Snowe, R-Maine, told w~ against a precipi- but' ·Bush also must give reference to the general who wa~ installed as the first reporters sbe may switch her tous withdrawal. Congress an evaluation by . postwar governor of Iraq. position and vote for it, too. . "I believe that our mili- July IS on the progress made House Speaker Nancy . tary in cooperation willi our by the govenunent of Prime Gamer arrived in Iraq in Pelosi said sbe would call ~~ security f~rces are Minister Nouri ai-Maliki in April 2003 and was replaced the following month. for a vote on a similar meang p~ss m a num- · several areas of political and Asked, in retrospect, how sure by week's end. h\lr.of areas, ' said Sen. John economic change. lo.ng House and Senate The Senate prQposal McCain, R-Ariz., who The 23-page report is shouldthehave permitted an appears to be short of ihe 60 recently returned · from his expected to state that Iraq votes needed to overcome a: sixth trip the region. The. has not met or made sub- inadequate strategy to conBond replied, threatened Republican fili- GoP presidential candidate stantial frogress toward tinue, "Congress was not running busteL Bush's veto threat said he noted a dramatic about hal the targets set by the war." applied to any legislation drop in attacks in Riunadi in Congress, . and has made that sets an arbitrary date the western Anbar province. progress on or arguably for wilhdrawal "without Sen. Lindsey Graham, R- achieved the others. regard to conditions on the S.C., who accompanied State Department ground or the recommenda- McCain to Iraq, also cited spokesman Sean tions of commanders." progress since Gen. David McCormack declined to list "Setting a date for with- Petraeus took command sev- any benchmarks that have drawal is equivalent to set- eral months ago and the addi- been met But he conceded ting a date for failure," he tional troops began arriving. that the most prominent goals said .in a written statement The Iraqis are "rejecting had not -enactment of legthat employed terms similar ai-Qaida at every tum. I islation to allocate oil and gas to those he used earlier in don't want the Congress to revenue among the Iraqis or a the year when he vetoed be the cavalry for al-Qaida," law to address consequences legislation that set a target he said. of the mass firings of Baath date for a withdrawal. Graham was also part of a Party members. In a further sign of erod- group of senators who met Bush's allies made clear ing GOP support, Sen. privately during the day with their unhappiness with the Elizabeth Dole, R-N.C., Stephen Hadley, the presi- . government in lraq. alan Up Onllnel www.LocaiNtt.com called for troops to come dent's national security advis"The central government's home next year. · er, lind Lt. Gen. Douglas dysfunction is real. I'm not "Simply put, our troops Lute, a top adviser on the here to say that it's not," said have been doing a great job, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Graham. "I am in many ways ro In the Daily Sentinel A Special supplement to highlight babies, Ages newborn to four years old. r-----~----------------, 1 Baby's Name 1 Simply send your baby's photograph along with the collpon I to the left with your payment of I $10, and we' II do the rest. I I I I I I I I Address 1 Phone I I Age 1 Parents 1 I I Address will not be published 1 Edition be published ....._,,July 27 · • Your Baby's Age Parents Names Here L----------------------~ Mail or deliver to: BABIES! The Daily Sentinel Box 729, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Deadline for submission, Ill Court St. Pomeroy, OH 20 • The .Daily Sentinel • The Daily . entinel PageA3 BY.THEBEND ·Wednesday, July 11, 2007 ANNIE'S "M AILBOX Must kids'funfall to toddler level? BY KATHY MiTcHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: My husband's cousin, "Monica," is a very dear friend , but lately I've left family gatherings with knots in my stomach. Monica has an IS-monthold daughter and insists that all the other children, including my 4-year-old and 6-year-old, limit their activities to accommodate her child. The other day, at Grandpa's, the older children went to play in the basement and the toddler wanted to go as well. Monica took her toddler down and left my 6-year-old in charge. Of course, five minutes later, the child was halfway back up the stairs, which made Monica so furious that she abruptly turned off the lights and ordered all the children upstairs. Throughout the evening, every game was systematically ended if Monica couldn't see the action from where she was sitting. I know having a toddler is exhausting, but I spent the better pan of four years following my own kids around when they wanted to participate with the older kids. I don't think it's fair that the other kids must bring their fun down to the toddler level. Why should I go into the the canonical fotm. The wedAm I wrong? How can I. city to shop for things I ding will still be noted in the approach Monica without don' t need nr want? pertinent records, and it will causing a fight?- Advocate I keep in weekly phone all be proper according to for My Kids' Right to Play contact with several school Church law, even if it takes Dear Advocate: Stop friends . I don't think my place in a Baptist church humoring Monica, or she lifestyle is unhealthy for before a Baptist minister. It is will think this is acc,eptable me, but I' d like your input. also very likely that the coubehavior. It is the parents' - Watdting the Birds in pie must still go through the job to supervise their chil- Vermont Catholic preparations dren, not only because there Dear Vermont: The required by the local diocese. are acti_vities the child quesiion is whether you are True, the Church hopes should not participate in, but staying home because you that Catholics will be maralso to prevent injuries and prefer solitude or because ried according to our rites, accidents. The next time the you are afraid of going out. but we also recognize that family gets to~ether, tell Staying in can become so some situations, such as that Monica the children will habitual that it increases described in the letter, may include her child when pos- your fear and becomes iso- · be answered with another sible, but it won't be all the lating. It is better for your solution. I hope this helps time. Sympathize with how mental . health to get out clarify matters. Fr. draining it is to watch a tod- once in a while, even if it's Boniface Muggli, OSB , Dear Father: Thanks for dler, and if she has to ster, just to walk around the away from the "adult table, ' block. And we certainly your expertise on the subyou might offer to keep her hope you ·accept the occa- ject. We hope the couple can sional invitation to attend a work it out. company now and then. Dear Annie: I'm 74 and · concert or have dinner with Annie's Mailbox is writ· have been retired for four your friends and family len by Kathy Mitchell and years from a lifelong nursing members. lf so, you have Marcy Sugar, longtime,editors of · the Ann Landers career. I enjoy my solitary nothing to worry about. life. I garden, pamt, quilt, Dear Annie: I am a column. Please e-mail your read and do many things I Catholic priest. I read the questions to anniesmailnever had time for while letter from "Engaged and box@comcast.net, or write working and raising a family. Alone," a Baptist who is · to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. My friends and my sort · engaged to a Catholic, and Box 118190, Chicago, 1L think I have become a whose parents refuse to 6()(jJ1. Tcf find out more about Annie's Mailbox, recluse. They can't under- attend a Catholic wedding. Catholics do not necessari- and read features by other . stand why I leave home so seldom. I don't · like the , ly have to be married in a Creators ..Syndicate writers noisy, hectic city traffic, and Catholic wedding. What the and cartoonists, visit the we have a high crime rate, Catholic affianced must do is Creators Syndicate Web which makes me uneasy. request a dispensation from page at www.creators.com. Community Calendar Public meetings Wednesday, July 11 POMEROY - . Meigs County Board of Health, regular meeting, 5 p.m.,· · conference room, Meigs County Health Department. Friday, July 13 POMEROY -Meigs County Commissioners, I . p.m .• instead of Thursday. · Saturday, July 14 RACINE -Meigs Citizens Action Now, regular meeting, 4:30 p.m., Racine Library, call 9492175 for more information . . 1\Jesday, July 16 RUTLAND - Rutland Village Council, 7 p.m., council's chambers, regular session. Clubs and . organizations Thursday, July 12 CHESTER- Shade River Lodge 453, 7:.15 p.m., with annual award of scholarships. Monthly stated meeting follows. All Master Masons invited. Refreshments. RACINE - Ohio River Producers (FFA alumni); regular meeting, 7 p.m., at the home ofRonnie and Leanna Beegle; in case of rain the meeting will be moved to Portland Community Center. RACINE Sonshine Circle to meet at 7 p.m. at the Dorcas Bethany Church. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 to meet at 7 p.m. Meal served at 6:30p.m. Friday, July 13 SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club members to meet · at 9:25 · a.m. at Tin Oaks to carpool for a trip to Lilyfest. Saturday, July 14 POMEROY Shade River Coon Club to meet at~ 7 p.m. at the fairgrounds. Monday, July 16 MIDDLEPORT- Special meeting of Middleport Lodge· ,, #363, F&AM, 7:30p.m.: for work in Fellowcraft degree and examination returns. Refreshments. Church events Friday, July 13 POMEROY- A community dinner will be held from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. A chicken dinner will be served. The public is invited. MIDDLEPORT - First Presbyterian Church, Middleport, Bible School; July 13, to 8 p.m. and July 14, 9 a.m. to I p.m. LONG BOTTOM Gospel sing at the Faith Full Gospel Church, S.R. 124, Long Bottom, 7 p.m. featuring contemporary Christian music by "Portal." Refreshments. Saturday, July 14 MIDDLEPORT- A benefit gospel sing will be held at the Old Bethel Freewill Baptist Church on Route 7 at SUbmitted Eastern students attend scholars program · TUPPERS PLAINS - Two Eastern sixth graders have returned from a trip to Washington D.C. where they attend6 p.m. Singers will be the ed the National Young Scholars Program. Katie R. Keller and Sarah E. Lawrence were selected to Grimm Family. Priscilla Doddrill and Ann Sayre. attend the program on the basis of their high achievement Melissa Jackson, Thurman in elementary school. Held at The National4-H Conference and Annette Holliday, and Center in Chevy Chase, Md. the progqtm was geared to 'Brian and Family Connection. inspire fourth, .fifth and sillth graders to explore, invent, Proceeds .will go for the fall learn and think creatively. The students engaged in hands-on interactive learning harvest in October. Ralph whiie being challenged by an intellectually stimulating Butcher is pastor.. For more environment outside the regular classroom. Each one was information call985-3495, given a chance to unleash their learning piotential to further Monday, July 16 a particular area of study including the natural sciences, TUPPERS PLAINS architecture, literature, musical theater, forensics, the Bible school will be held at human body, consumer marketing and Greek mythology. • the St. Paul Methodist The program is sponsored by the National Center for Church in Tuppers Plains Early Academic Excellence, an independent educational July 16 to 19, with sessions 6 organization dedicated to identifying, inspiring, and honorto 8:30p.m. each day. Theme ing America's most promising elementary school students: . will be Avalanche Ranch. Children kindergarten through sixth grade are invited. On Tuesday a horse and cart will be .there to provide rides for the children. GALLIPOLIS - Beatrice Morgan has joined the Ohio POMEROY Hysell National Guard. She will complete 1'0 weeks of boot camp Run Community to host before going to the education program that will run August Avalanche Ranch vacation through October. · Bible school, July 16-20, When she returns ·in the fall , ·she has been accepted in classes, 6 to 8:30 p.m. All law school. , · children welcome. For more She would like to hear from friends and you can send a information call 742-3171 greeting to: SPC Beatrice Morgan, D Co 1 ~24 JNF Reg, .3 or 742,3153. PLT "Wardawgs," Fort Jackson, S.C. 29207 . ·; Local woman joins Guard ----------E HEARING TESTS Jenco Foundation seeks nominations for awards ATHENS - The directors of the Father Lawrence Martin Jenco Foundation are seeking nominations from the 29 counties of Appalachian Ohio and the state of West Virginia for the sixth annual Jenco Foundation Community Service Awards. Bob Smiddie of Meigs County received the 2006 Jenco Award in recognition of his quiet leadership and championing of social · issues of importance to the lives of the poor and working people of Southeast Ohio. Other recipients are listed on the foundation's web site, jencofoundation.org . The awards recognize noteworthy community service in -the Appalachian region. Former hostage Terry Anderson established the Jenco Foundation in June 200 l to honor his late friend , Father Lawrence Martin Jenco. Jenco was ing others. We just want to the director of Catholic recognize them and say Relief Services in Beirut at "thank you," said Anderson. the time of his kidnapping . ''The foundation's focus by pro-Iranian radicals in is on the 29 counties of Lebanon in the 1980s. Appalachian Ohio and West Anderson and Jenco devel~ Virginia," said Board Chairman Jack Wright of oped a strong friendship while they were both in Athens. Nominations for the 2006 awards are being captivity. "The Jenco winners will accepted until August l. exemplify the diiJnity and Anyone who wishes to selfless act of gtving that nominate an individual for the Jenco Award seeks to the Jenco Award should write a detailed letter to the recognize," said Anderson. "The Jenco Award will be foundation board explaining given each year to people why that person should be whose work contributes to selected. The letter of nomithe' dignity and sense of nation should include the worth of people living in the name, address and contact Appalachian region," said information for the nominee · Anderson. "We are interest- and the nominator. Multiple nominations for ed in hearing about people who, like Father Marty, the same person are encourhave made a difference in aged, as are supporting doctheir communities by direct, uments such as news stories, person-to-person action. publicity or other informaThere are many people here tive materials. Self-nominawho, like Father Marty, tions will not be considered. dedicate their lives to help- E-mailed nominations will not be accepted. The mailing address for the Jenco Foundation is P.O. Box 783, Athens, OH 45701. Winners of the Jenco Awards will be announced in October. In addition to Anderson and Wright, board members include Don Cooley, Angie Pyle, Brenna Randel, Kelee Riesbeck, Chip Rogers. Kim Sands. Melody Sands, Bob Stewan and Ron Whitaker. John P. Lavelle serves as the foundation's legal counsel. COUPON :I 6>.:2i;~~~~~ ~~~~~TER :I Dr. A•.Jackson Balles Otflce I 507 Mulberry Hghtl, Pomeroy, OH I I I I 1 I 1 • !.WI• AFIMOO,AND All OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS WALK-INS WE!.COIAE L--------------- ******************** G 1 FRIDAY, June 13th • 9:001m·i10011 . Call Toll FIW1.eoo.a:M-5265 tor an lmlllldlltl appohtbi-.,L 111111 tNII will be given by a Llcenllll Hearing Aid llplclalllt.l Anyone who has trouble hearing or und.-.tlndlng con\IIIIUIIon 11 lnvltlid to have a FREE llaldng 1811 to - If thll problem can be htlpedl Bring this coupon with you tor your FREE HEARING TEST, a $125.00 value. Times Welcomes .... L IT· Grange legislative proposals noted Johnson have completed ris- billion pounds of hot dogs POMEROY Information on Grange leg- ers for the fair booth. A 65- every year. New Yorkers islative proposals relating to year membership award was consumer more hot dogs putting seat belts on school sent to Charles Blakeslee than any other city. All buses, and making the toma- who resides in Rookport,lnd. Americans like to eat their to the state fruit was given with his daughter, Jennifer. dogs differently. In Chicago hot dogs come by Roy Grueser at a recent New offtcers will be elected on a poppy seed bun topped meeting of the Hemlock at the August meeting. Kim Romine presented a with yellow mustard, raw Grange held at the hall. Rosalie Story, master, program on National Hot onions, pickle. relish, sliced presided at the' meeting Dog Month being observed tomato and celery salt. A where the charter was draped in July. She spoke of the dif- traditional ten to the pound in · memory of Frances ferent theories about the ori- hot dog contains about 150 Goeglein . It was noted that gin of the hot dog. Gerinany calories, 13 grams of. fat an Pomona Grange will visit is credited with originating 5.7 grams of protein. Hemlock Friday night and the frankfurter. She said · A rib dinner will be served that Jim Fry and Fred Americans eat abou_t two at 6:30 preceding a rib dinner. ph~ Katie R. Keller, left, and Sarah E. Lawrence while attending the National 4-H conference Center. av JUIV14th Mondly· so, Draft Juatdly - Ka:-aoke · with Kip Wadnaaclay· Mens Night -Pool tournament $5 .00 entry B pm so, off all drinks 1Opm· 2am Thursday· Ladies Night w/DJ $1.00 cover 9pm- 2am so, off all drinks • 10pm· 2am EdliBy - Karaoke Saturday · Live Bands Sunday · $1 .00 B,eer · $1 .25 Coronas . 1 .. �NATION • The Daily Sentinel PageA2 wORLD Wednesday, July u, 2007 House Democrats' Bush rules out quick shift in lntq strategy; plan to ease alternative criticis1n mourits in Congress from right and left • • 1 II11Illlllllffi tax +..,. ldlters BY DAVID ESPO APSPECIAlCOARESPONOOfT BY ANDREW TAYLOR ASSOClATID PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON House Democrats· promise to permanently protect millions of middle-class families from a mostl y unknown· tllx increase is faltering before ifs even unveiled. Senate Democrats are a Band-Aid pressing ijpproach to delay for j ust a year or two the altemati ve minimum tax. or AMT. from <klding $2,000 more in taxes o3n average to familie> with incomes between $100.000 and $200,000 a year. : That wav Democrats wouldn't ha\·e to go into next year's election after having tried, and probably failed, to raise income taxes ori wealthy taxpayers \hose making $500,000 or more - back to almost what they were before President Bush took office. New York Rep. Charles Rangel. chainnan of tbe tax· writing House Ways and Means Committee, · would like to rewrite the AMT to once-and-for-all prevent it from ensnaring about 20 million additional and unsuspecting middle-class taxpayers. He and Rep. Richard Neal , DMass., had planned to unveil their plan in May but now that's not likely to occur before September, if then. The problem is that Rangel's and Neal's plan is a nonstaner in the Senate, where the tax-writing Finance Committee's chairman, Sen. Max Bauc.us, DMont., is up for re-election next year in a state whose voters overwhelmingly favored Bush in· 2004. Baucus has shown no interest in a Rangei-Neal proposal to pay for protectmg middle-class voters from an AMT increase by instead imposing a new 4 percent or so surcharge on incomes above $500,000 a year. That would effectively raise the marginal tax rate on those with half-million-dollar incomes back to 39 percent, where it was in 2000. The tax increase on the · .wealthy would raise an eyepopping $800 billion over lO years, enough to both fix the AMT and spread smaller l>enefits to lower income taxpayers. Some House Democrats already are touting provisions to raise the standard dedyction, make . the child ~ credit fully refundable :for low-income parents and increase the earned income tax credit for workers with more than two children . : Such add-ons would broaden the reach of the bill to give tax cuts to about 85 ,million people, while raisjng taxes on about 2.5 milljon taxpayers at the very rop, said Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md. Those I. ' Bill extension .1118J Increase revenue The- mioirTun""' (AMT) was designed to ensure lhat tho wealthy could nol laxBS. ff the cumoollaw io ..-.clod. """"""" wl ..... 11 limeo by 2017. AlfT$300~ . 200 . 100 - . 'OS '08 '10 '12 ' 14 '11 wealthy taxpayers would still pay less than they did before President Bush's tax cuts took effect in 200 I. Baucus is considering a one- or two-year alternative that would protect middleincome taxpayers, costing up to $50 billion a year that would .be panially paid for by closing loopholes and other changes in the tax law. Many Democrats, includ• ing party leaders, appear comfortable with Baucus' temporary fix rather than forcing a politically risky vote to raise taxes when the idea isn' t going anywhere in the Senate. "If you have anything close to a marginal district, I wouldn' t touch it with a 10foot pole." said Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. The AMT originally was designed to make sure that the wealthiest couldn't use taX breaks or deductions to eliminate their entire tax liability. But inflation and recent tax cuts push more and more taxpayers into the grasp of the minimum tax each year, depriving about 4 million tax filers from taking full advantage of various deductions and tax credits. The threat facing taxpayers is very real: more than one-third of taxpayers making between $75,000 illld $100,000 a year face an AMT hit of almost $1,000 next April filing season if the tax code isn't fixed, either permanently or with another patch. Taxpayers making between $100,000$200,000 face an average $2,000 in additional tax. One factor complicating Democmts' task is the unusual dynamic involving the minimum tax. Most people don't know they may be facing the tax, so there's hardly a grassroots outcry for AMT reform. At the same time. those facing tax increases are sure to rebel. Leading that column, according to Republicans, will be small businesses that file as individuals. "The people you do raise taxes on will know," said a senior Senate GOP tax aide. "Trust me. They always do ." • - ASHJNGTON e ident Bush threatened to eto legislation setting a date for a troop withdrawal from Iraq on Tuesday despite growing bipanisan calls in Congress for an end to U.S. panicipation in the war and sharp criticism · of the Iraqi government. As the Senate opened a new debafe on the conflict, one of the president' s staunchest supporters bluntly said the administration had pursued the wrong policy for years after toppling Saddam Hussein. 'The strategy we had before was not the right ., strategy," said Christopher Bond, R-Mo. "We should have had a counterinsurgency strategy." Asked later who bore responsibility for the error, jut plloto Bond said, "Ultimately, Senate Majority leader Harry Reid of Nev. gestures while meeting with reporters to discuss obviously, the president." · Iraq, Tuesday on Capitol Hill in Washington. Democrats said Bush's newest strategy wa,~ hardly but the lrnqi government has The senator said afterward more depressed than .I' ve a success, either. not," said Dole, the latest the White House is looking at ever been about political recSenate Majority Leader Senate Republican facing the new ways to hasten progress onciiiation in the short term." Harry Reid. D-Nev., said voters in 2008 to switch posi- in two primary areas: McCain, Graham, Bond that since Bush ordered tions on the war. "Our com- destroying al-Qaida in Iraq and others took turns on the thousands more troops to mitment in Iraq is not indefi- and forcing the U.S.-backed ' Iraq last winter, "we've lost nite, nor should the Iraqi ~ov­ government in Baghdad to Senate floor to warn of grave consequence~ if more than 600 troops, cost- emment perceive it to be. ' make political progress. Democrats get their wish for ing the American taxpayers Also expected to come to But he quoted Bush 's a quick troop withdrawal. more than $60 billion. The a vote in the next two weeks aides as saying the adminisAt an afternoon news escalation has done nothing is a plan to place into law tration would oppose call~ conference, Bond also to bring the· Iraqi govern- recommendations from last for a troop withdrawal. brought up the question · of ment together. It's done winter's report from the Bush, who was in overall strategy. · absolutely nothing to lessen bipartisan Iraq Study Group. Cleveland, said issues related "late last winter we conthe violence in Iraq." The group called for remov- to troop strength ''will be firmed General Petraeus Two Democrats, Sens. Carl ing· all combat brigades not decided by our commanders Levin of Michigan and Jack needed for · 'training, force on the ground, not by political unanimously to bring a new Reed of Rhode Island, back protection and counterter- figures in Washington, D.C." strategy. Republicans and Democrats said we needed a legislation to require a troop rorism by March 31 , 2008. He added, "I call upon the new strategy, and there's no withdrawal to begin within In an ominous sign for the United States Congress to question we did. 120 days, to be completed by White House, six give General David "The strategy we had the end of April 2008. Republicans have signaled Petraeus a chance to come before was not the right A vote is expected next support for the proposal, back and tell us whether his strategy. We should have had week, and Reid said nearly along with six Democrats. strategy is working, and a counterinsurgency strateall Democrats surmrut the Despite a steady proces- then we can w'ork together gy. Unfortunately, General sal. R b~GOrdoo sion of Republicans calling on a way forward." lost that argument ~of O::on is 8support- for a chanse in course, sev- Petraeus is expected to Gamer several years ago," he said a er, as wen, and Olympia eral GOP lawmakers make his report in September, Snowe, R-Maine, told w~ against a precipi- but' ·Bush also must give reference to the general who wa~ installed as the first reporters sbe may switch her tous withdrawal. Congress an evaluation by . postwar governor of Iraq. position and vote for it, too. . "I believe that our mili- July IS on the progress made House Speaker Nancy . tary in cooperation willi our by the govenunent of Prime Gamer arrived in Iraq in Pelosi said sbe would call ~~ security f~rces are Minister Nouri ai-Maliki in April 2003 and was replaced the following month. for a vote on a similar meang p~ss m a num- · several areas of political and Asked, in retrospect, how sure by week's end. h\lr.of areas, ' said Sen. John economic change. lo.ng House and Senate The Senate prQposal McCain, R-Ariz., who The 23-page report is shouldthehave permitted an appears to be short of ihe 60 recently returned · from his expected to state that Iraq votes needed to overcome a: sixth trip the region. The. has not met or made sub- inadequate strategy to conBond replied, threatened Republican fili- GoP presidential candidate stantial frogress toward tinue, "Congress was not running busteL Bush's veto threat said he noted a dramatic about hal the targets set by the war." applied to any legislation drop in attacks in Riunadi in Congress, . and has made that sets an arbitrary date the western Anbar province. progress on or arguably for wilhdrawal "without Sen. Lindsey Graham, R- achieved the others. regard to conditions on the S.C., who accompanied State Department ground or the recommenda- McCain to Iraq, also cited spokesman Sean tions of commanders." progress since Gen. David McCormack declined to list "Setting a date for with- Petraeus took command sev- any benchmarks that have drawal is equivalent to set- eral months ago and the addi- been met But he conceded ting a date for failure," he tional troops began arriving. that the most prominent goals said .in a written statement The Iraqis are "rejecting had not -enactment of legthat employed terms similar ai-Qaida at every tum. I islation to allocate oil and gas to those he used earlier in don't want the Congress to revenue among the Iraqis or a the year when he vetoed be the cavalry for al-Qaida," law to address consequences legislation that set a target he said. of the mass firings of Baath date for a withdrawal. Graham was also part of a Party members. In a further sign of erod- group of senators who met Bush's allies made clear ing GOP support, Sen. privately during the day with their unhappiness with the Elizabeth Dole, R-N.C., Stephen Hadley, the presi- . government in lraq. alan Up Onllnel www.LocaiNtt.com called for troops to come dent's national security advis"The central government's home next year. · er, lind Lt. Gen. Douglas dysfunction is real. I'm not "Simply put, our troops Lute, a top adviser on the here to say that it's not," said have been doing a great job, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Graham. "I am in many ways ro In the Daily Sentinel A Special supplement to highlight babies, Ages newborn to four years old. r-----~----------------, 1 Baby's Name 1 Simply send your baby's photograph along with the collpon I to the left with your payment of I $10, and we' II do the rest. I I I I I I I I Address 1 Phone I I Age 1 Parents 1 I I Address will not be published 1 Edition be published ....._,,July 27 · • Your Baby's Age Parents Names Here L----------------------~ Mail or deliver to: BABIES! The Daily Sentinel Box 729, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Deadline for submission, Ill Court St. Pomeroy, OH 20 • The .Daily Sentinel • The Daily . entinel PageA3 BY.THEBEND ·Wednesday, July 11, 2007 ANNIE'S "M AILBOX Must kids'funfall to toddler level? BY KATHY MiTcHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Dear Annie: My husband's cousin, "Monica," is a very dear friend , but lately I've left family gatherings with knots in my stomach. Monica has an IS-monthold daughter and insists that all the other children, including my 4-year-old and 6-year-old, limit their activities to accommodate her child. The other day, at Grandpa's, the older children went to play in the basement and the toddler wanted to go as well. Monica took her toddler down and left my 6-year-old in charge. Of course, five minutes later, the child was halfway back up the stairs, which made Monica so furious that she abruptly turned off the lights and ordered all the children upstairs. Throughout the evening, every game was systematically ended if Monica couldn't see the action from where she was sitting. I know having a toddler is exhausting, but I spent the better pan of four years following my own kids around when they wanted to participate with the older kids. I don't think it's fair that the other kids must bring their fun down to the toddler level. Why should I go into the the canonical fotm. The wedAm I wrong? How can I. city to shop for things I ding will still be noted in the approach Monica without don' t need nr want? pertinent records, and it will causing a fight?- Advocate I keep in weekly phone all be proper according to for My Kids' Right to Play contact with several school Church law, even if it takes Dear Advocate: Stop friends . I don't think my place in a Baptist church humoring Monica, or she lifestyle is unhealthy for before a Baptist minister. It is will think this is acc,eptable me, but I' d like your input. also very likely that the coubehavior. It is the parents' - Watdting the Birds in pie must still go through the job to supervise their chil- Vermont Catholic preparations dren, not only because there Dear Vermont: The required by the local diocese. are acti_vities the child quesiion is whether you are True, the Church hopes should not participate in, but staying home because you that Catholics will be maralso to prevent injuries and prefer solitude or because ried according to our rites, accidents. The next time the you are afraid of going out. but we also recognize that family gets to~ether, tell Staying in can become so some situations, such as that Monica the children will habitual that it increases described in the letter, may include her child when pos- your fear and becomes iso- · be answered with another sible, but it won't be all the lating. It is better for your solution. I hope this helps time. Sympathize with how mental . health to get out clarify matters. Fr. draining it is to watch a tod- once in a while, even if it's Boniface Muggli, OSB , Dear Father: Thanks for dler, and if she has to ster, just to walk around the away from the "adult table, ' block. And we certainly your expertise on the subyou might offer to keep her hope you ·accept the occa- ject. We hope the couple can sional invitation to attend a work it out. company now and then. Dear Annie: I'm 74 and · concert or have dinner with Annie's Mailbox is writ· have been retired for four your friends and family len by Kathy Mitchell and years from a lifelong nursing members. lf so, you have Marcy Sugar, longtime,editors of · the Ann Landers career. I enjoy my solitary nothing to worry about. life. I garden, pamt, quilt, Dear Annie: I am a column. Please e-mail your read and do many things I Catholic priest. I read the questions to anniesmailnever had time for while letter from "Engaged and box@comcast.net, or write working and raising a family. Alone," a Baptist who is · to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. My friends and my sort · engaged to a Catholic, and Box 118190, Chicago, 1L think I have become a whose parents refuse to 6()(jJ1. Tcf find out more about Annie's Mailbox, recluse. They can't under- attend a Catholic wedding. Catholics do not necessari- and read features by other . stand why I leave home so seldom. I don't · like the , ly have to be married in a Creators ..Syndicate writers noisy, hectic city traffic, and Catholic wedding. What the and cartoonists, visit the we have a high crime rate, Catholic affianced must do is Creators Syndicate Web which makes me uneasy. request a dispensation from page at www.creators.com. Community Calendar Public meetings Wednesday, July 11 POMEROY - . Meigs County Board of Health, regular meeting, 5 p.m.,· · conference room, Meigs County Health Department. Friday, July 13 POMEROY -Meigs County Commissioners, I . p.m .• instead of Thursday. · Saturday, July 14 RACINE -Meigs Citizens Action Now, regular meeting, 4:30 p.m., Racine Library, call 9492175 for more information . . 1\Jesday, July 16 RUTLAND - Rutland Village Council, 7 p.m., council's chambers, regular session. Clubs and . organizations Thursday, July 12 CHESTER- Shade River Lodge 453, 7:.15 p.m., with annual award of scholarships. Monthly stated meeting follows. All Master Masons invited. Refreshments. RACINE - Ohio River Producers (FFA alumni); regular meeting, 7 p.m., at the home ofRonnie and Leanna Beegle; in case of rain the meeting will be moved to Portland Community Center. RACINE Sonshine Circle to meet at 7 p.m. at the Dorcas Bethany Church. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 to meet at 7 p.m. Meal served at 6:30p.m. Friday, July 13 SYRACUSE Wildwood Garden Club members to meet · at 9:25 · a.m. at Tin Oaks to carpool for a trip to Lilyfest. Saturday, July 14 POMEROY Shade River Coon Club to meet at~ 7 p.m. at the fairgrounds. Monday, July 16 MIDDLEPORT- Special meeting of Middleport Lodge· ,, #363, F&AM, 7:30p.m.: for work in Fellowcraft degree and examination returns. Refreshments. Church events Friday, July 13 POMEROY- A community dinner will be held from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. A chicken dinner will be served. The public is invited. MIDDLEPORT - First Presbyterian Church, Middleport, Bible School; July 13, to 8 p.m. and July 14, 9 a.m. to I p.m. LONG BOTTOM Gospel sing at the Faith Full Gospel Church, S.R. 124, Long Bottom, 7 p.m. featuring contemporary Christian music by "Portal." Refreshments. Saturday, July 14 MIDDLEPORT- A benefit gospel sing will be held at the Old Bethel Freewill Baptist Church on Route 7 at SUbmitted Eastern students attend scholars program · TUPPERS PLAINS - Two Eastern sixth graders have returned from a trip to Washington D.C. where they attend6 p.m. Singers will be the ed the National Young Scholars Program. Katie R. Keller and Sarah E. Lawrence were selected to Grimm Family. Priscilla Doddrill and Ann Sayre. attend the program on the basis of their high achievement Melissa Jackson, Thurman in elementary school. Held at The National4-H Conference and Annette Holliday, and Center in Chevy Chase, Md. the progqtm was geared to 'Brian and Family Connection. inspire fourth, .fifth and sillth graders to explore, invent, Proceeds .will go for the fall learn and think creatively. The students engaged in hands-on interactive learning harvest in October. Ralph whiie being challenged by an intellectually stimulating Butcher is pastor.. For more environment outside the regular classroom. Each one was information call985-3495, given a chance to unleash their learning piotential to further Monday, July 16 a particular area of study including the natural sciences, TUPPERS PLAINS architecture, literature, musical theater, forensics, the Bible school will be held at human body, consumer marketing and Greek mythology. • the St. Paul Methodist The program is sponsored by the National Center for Church in Tuppers Plains Early Academic Excellence, an independent educational July 16 to 19, with sessions 6 organization dedicated to identifying, inspiring, and honorto 8:30p.m. each day. Theme ing America's most promising elementary school students: . will be Avalanche Ranch. Children kindergarten through sixth grade are invited. On Tuesday a horse and cart will be .there to provide rides for the children. GALLIPOLIS - Beatrice Morgan has joined the Ohio POMEROY Hysell National Guard. She will complete 1'0 weeks of boot camp Run Community to host before going to the education program that will run August Avalanche Ranch vacation through October. · Bible school, July 16-20, When she returns ·in the fall , ·she has been accepted in classes, 6 to 8:30 p.m. All law school. , · children welcome. For more She would like to hear from friends and you can send a information call 742-3171 greeting to: SPC Beatrice Morgan, D Co 1 ~24 JNF Reg, .3 or 742,3153. PLT "Wardawgs," Fort Jackson, S.C. 29207 . ·; Local woman joins Guard ----------E HEARING TESTS Jenco Foundation seeks nominations for awards ATHENS - The directors of the Father Lawrence Martin Jenco Foundation are seeking nominations from the 29 counties of Appalachian Ohio and the state of West Virginia for the sixth annual Jenco Foundation Community Service Awards. Bob Smiddie of Meigs County received the 2006 Jenco Award in recognition of his quiet leadership and championing of social · issues of importance to the lives of the poor and working people of Southeast Ohio. Other recipients are listed on the foundation's web site, jencofoundation.org . The awards recognize noteworthy community service in -the Appalachian region. Former hostage Terry Anderson established the Jenco Foundation in June 200 l to honor his late friend , Father Lawrence Martin Jenco. Jenco was ing others. We just want to the director of Catholic recognize them and say Relief Services in Beirut at "thank you," said Anderson. the time of his kidnapping . ''The foundation's focus by pro-Iranian radicals in is on the 29 counties of Lebanon in the 1980s. Appalachian Ohio and West Anderson and Jenco devel~ Virginia," said Board Chairman Jack Wright of oped a strong friendship while they were both in Athens. Nominations for the 2006 awards are being captivity. "The Jenco winners will accepted until August l. exemplify the diiJnity and Anyone who wishes to selfless act of gtving that nominate an individual for the Jenco Award seeks to the Jenco Award should write a detailed letter to the recognize," said Anderson. "The Jenco Award will be foundation board explaining given each year to people why that person should be whose work contributes to selected. The letter of nomithe' dignity and sense of nation should include the worth of people living in the name, address and contact Appalachian region," said information for the nominee · Anderson. "We are interest- and the nominator. Multiple nominations for ed in hearing about people who, like Father Marty, the same person are encourhave made a difference in aged, as are supporting doctheir communities by direct, uments such as news stories, person-to-person action. publicity or other informaThere are many people here tive materials. Self-nominawho, like Father Marty, tions will not be considered. dedicate their lives to help- E-mailed nominations will not be accepted. The mailing address for the Jenco Foundation is P.O. Box 783, Athens, OH 45701. Winners of the Jenco Awards will be announced in October. In addition to Anderson and Wright, board members include Don Cooley, Angie Pyle, Brenna Randel, Kelee Riesbeck, Chip Rogers. Kim Sands. Melody Sands, Bob Stewan and Ron Whitaker. John P. Lavelle serves as the foundation's legal counsel. COUPON :I 6>.:2i;~~~~~ ~~~~~TER :I Dr. A•.Jackson Balles Otflce I 507 Mulberry Hghtl, Pomeroy, OH I I I I 1 I 1 • !.WI• AFIMOO,AND All OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS WALK-INS WE!.COIAE L--------------- ******************** G 1 FRIDAY, June 13th • 9:001m·i10011 . Call Toll FIW1.eoo.a:M-5265 tor an lmlllldlltl appohtbi-.,L 111111 tNII will be given by a Llcenllll Hearing Aid llplclalllt.l Anyone who has trouble hearing or und.-.tlndlng con\IIIIUIIon 11 lnvltlid to have a FREE llaldng 1811 to - If thll problem can be htlpedl Bring this coupon with you tor your FREE HEARING TEST, a $125.00 value. Times Welcomes .... L IT· Grange legislative proposals noted Johnson have completed ris- billion pounds of hot dogs POMEROY Information on Grange leg- ers for the fair booth. A 65- every year. New Yorkers islative proposals relating to year membership award was consumer more hot dogs putting seat belts on school sent to Charles Blakeslee than any other city. All buses, and making the toma- who resides in Rookport,lnd. Americans like to eat their to the state fruit was given with his daughter, Jennifer. dogs differently. In Chicago hot dogs come by Roy Grueser at a recent New offtcers will be elected on a poppy seed bun topped meeting of the Hemlock at the August meeting. Kim Romine presented a with yellow mustard, raw Grange held at the hall. Rosalie Story, master, program on National Hot onions, pickle. relish, sliced presided at the' meeting Dog Month being observed tomato and celery salt. A where the charter was draped in July. She spoke of the dif- traditional ten to the pound in · memory of Frances ferent theories about the ori- hot dog contains about 150 Goeglein . It was noted that gin of the hot dog. Gerinany calories, 13 grams of. fat an Pomona Grange will visit is credited with originating 5.7 grams of protein. Hemlock Friday night and the frankfurter. She said · A rib dinner will be served that Jim Fry and Fred Americans eat abou_t two at 6:30 preceding a rib dinner. ph~ Katie R. Keller, left, and Sarah E. Lawrence while attending the National 4-H conference Center. av JUIV14th Mondly· so, Draft Juatdly - Ka:-aoke · with Kip Wadnaaclay· Mens Night -Pool tournament $5 .00 entry B pm so, off all drinks 1Opm· 2am Thursday· Ladies Night w/DJ $1.00 cover 9pm- 2am so, off all drinks • 10pm· 2am EdliBy - Karaoke Saturday · Live Bands Sunday · $1 .00 B,eer · $1 .25 Coronas . 1 .. �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ' The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) ~92·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysantlnel.com wednesday, July 11, 2007 '· Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereQ{; 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, July II, the 192nd day of 2007. There are 173 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: Qn July II, 1804, Vice President Aaron Burr mortally wounded former Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton during a pistol duel in Weehawken, N.J. On this date: . In 1767, John Quincy Adams, the sixth president of the United States, was born in Braintree, Mass. In 1798, the U.S. Marine Corps was formally re-established by a congressional act that also created the U.S. Marine Band. In 1864, Confederate forces led by Gen. Jubal Early began an abortive invasion of Washington, turning back the next day. In 1952, the Republican National Convention, meeting in Chicago, nominated Dwight D. Eisenhower for president and Richard M. Nixon for vice president. · In 1955, the U.S. Air Force Academy swore in its ftrst class of cadets at its temporary quarters, Lowry Air Force Base in Colorado. In. 1977, the Medal of Freedom was awarded posthumQusly to the Rev. Martin Luther 'King Jr. In 1979, the abandoned U.S. space station Sky lab made a spectacular return to Earth. burning up in the atmosphere and showering debris over the Indian Ocean and Australia: In 1980, American hostage Richard I. Queen, freed by Iran after eight months of captivity because of poor health, left Tehran for Switzerland. In 1995, the United States normalized relations with Vietnam. . Five years ago: Lawmakers balked at moving (he Coast Guard and the ·Federal Emergency Management Agency into a new Homeland Security Department despite pleas from senior Cabinet officials to stick to President George W. Bush's blueprint. (Both agencies did end up being included in the new department.) Today 's Birthdays: Actress Brett Somers is ·83. Actor Tab Hunter is 76. Actress Susan Seaforth Hayes is 64. Singer Jeff Hanna (Niny Gritty Dirt Band) is 60. Ventrilosuistactor Jay Johnson is 58. Actor Bruce McGill is 57. Smger Bonnie Pointer is 57. Actor Stephen Lang is 55. Actress Mindy Sterling is 54. Actress Sela Ward is 51. Reggae singer Michael Rose (Black Uhuru) is 50. Singer Peter Murphy is 50. Actor Mark Lester is 49. Jazz musician Kirk Whalum .is 49. Singer Suzanne Vega is 48. Rock guitarist Richie Sambora (Bon Jovi) is 48, Actress Lisa Rinna is 44. Rock musician Swtt Shriner (Weezer) is 42. Actress Debbe Dunning is 41. Actor Gred Grunberg is 41. Actor Justin Chambers is 37. Actor Michael Rosenbaum is 35. Country singer Scotty Emerick is 34. Rapper Lil' Kim is 32. Rapper Lil' Zane is 25. Pop-jazz singer-musician Peter Cincollt is 24. Actor David Henrie is 18. Thought for Today: "Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self- · confidence."- Robert Frost, American poet (1874-1963). We in the West face a grave threat from militant Islam, and an even graver threat from our propensity to ignore or redefine Islamic fascism. This is especially Kathryn true when . we adopt politiLopez cally correct terms to refer to our eneiny. Days after the attempted terror attacks in London and Scotland, and just before the terrorist group Hamas. And anniversary of the July 7, so, naturally. Brown's for2005, bombings in the eign ·secretary, David London Underground by Miliband. praised the terrorIslamic radicals, new ists for being so kind as to British Prime Minister release the journalist: 'Td Gordon Brown took the also like to recognize the deluded position of pro- priority that has bee(! given hibiting his administration · to this issue by President from using "Muslim" in ref- (Mahmoud) Abbas and also erence to terrorism. Brown by the leadership of Hamas, also ordered his government including .Ismail Haniya." to avoid referring to a "war"'' This is the same Hamas on terror" or "terrorism." that, not too much earlier, Delusion as a state poli- strapped Johnston in a vest cy? What way to win a packed with explosives. war. This is not the talk of a And Brown's irrational West that is ready to conattitude has trickled down to front the existence · of his staff. BBC reporter Alan IslamiC terrorism, let alone . Johnston was recently freed win a war against it. after almost four months of Here in the United States, being held hostage by the the media, in large pact, has a (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publlehlng Co. Our main concern in all stories is to Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street, be accurate . If you know of an error Pomeroy. Ohio. Second·flaas In a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. 992·2156. Member: The Associated Press and Our main number Is (740) 992-2156. the Ohio Newspaper Association. Poatm11ter: Send address corrections to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. 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COOLVILLE - Elsie Davis Dodderer, 85, departed this hfe July 9, 2007: at the Arcadia Nursing Center in Coolvtlle. She had experienced numerous health problems over an extended period of time. She was born Nov. 22, 1921 in Coolville, daughter of D.C. a~d Hann a McCall Davis. She attended Troy Townshtp School, graduating in the class of 1939. She attended the _Congregational Church in Coolville unt1l servtces were dtsconunued there and later on attended the North Bethel Church as her health permitted. She . was a ':'!ember of The Helen McCleoud Service Gmld m Cool vtlle and atteqded Senior Citizens meetings in the vtllage . She was also a member of The Order of The Eastern Star for many years in Zanesville. · Soon after graduating from high school , she was employed by The · Me Bee Corp. in 'Athens where she worked until her marriage to Frank Doddere; on Sept. 3, 1957. A.t that lime she assumed the role of a housewife, an occupatiOn she really enjoyed. She was an excellent housekeeper and homemaker. The newly married couple made their home in Zanesv1lle, where he was .employed. Upon his retirement, ther moved back to thetr hometown . of Coolville and restded there for some 19 years. ·Jn 1989, they moved to their new home located on the Dodderer Farm near Tuppers Plains. This was Elsie's first expenence of living on a farm in a rural commul)ity and agam 11 was '1. hfe she really enjoyed. Elsie was always concerned about the welfare of other people. Sh~; made generous donations to our paralyzed and d1sabled _veterans, to. needy families in Appalachia and needy ch1ldren m foretgn countries. She became a member of The National Wildlife Federation and contributed to the welfare of our wildlife. , Surviving is a niece, Janet Gosnell of Reynoldsburg; a nephew, Ph1hp Hetl of Hardy, Va.; a niece by marriage Teresa Lemons of Coolville; seven great-nieces; and he; husband of 49 years, Frank Dodderer. Calling hours are scheduled for 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, at Wh1te-Schwarzel Funeral Home in Coolville. Funeral will be conducted at 10 a.m. on Thursday, July 12, 2007, at the funeral home, by Rev. George Horner. Soon after the services, she will be laid to rest in the Christian Church Cemetery in Tuppers Plains. Memorial contributions can be made to any of her favorite charities. RUTLAND- It's not everyone who can keep a poinsettia alive for several years and see it grow tp the size of small tree, or to start a pineapple plant and enjoy it's fruit after a couple of ye!)I'S. But Butch Phillips of Rutland can. · Phillips said that in 2001 the· family received a poinsettia plant for Christmas. He thought it was ,so pretty that he decided to see how long he could keep it alive and how big it would get. "The last time I measured it, it was 57 inches tall and looked like a tree," said Phillips, adding that by then it had became a problem to keep so he didn't. Then in the winter of 2004 as the fam'ily enjoyed a pinear,pie, h~decided he'd like to grow one. ' I planted it and now this is the pineapple I grew and which before long I' II be able to see if it is as good as the one t purchased," said Phillips, displaying a picture. "Everyone I tell about the pineapple they tell me you can't grow pineapple around here. We'll here's proof you can · with patience and care and a green thumb." Pll!.eapple plant grown by Butch Phillips ., Vaccine from PageA1 HPV may not show any signs or symptoms so they can pass the virus on to others and not know it. A result could be cervical cancer, which is a serious disease that can be life-threatening. Cervical cancer is caused by certain HPV types that can cause the lining of the cervix to change from normal to precancerous lesions that can tum cancerous if not treated. Cervical cancer is detected by pap tests. Yaccination with Gardasil does not take the pl{lte of pap tests. Girls and young women shoold follow • their doctor's advice on getMillard Swartz, 78,' Pomeroy, passed away on July 10, ting pap tests. 2007, at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy. In 2005, approximately 20 He was born on November 8, 1928, son of the late Rubin million Amencans had geniand Cecil (Wactenbee) Swartz. He was an Army Veteran and tal 'HPV. More than six milwas employed as a coal miner in the Safety Department. lion new cases . of genital In addition to his parents, he was preceded by brothers and HPV are diagnosed in the US sisters: Pearlene Sw3rtz, Irvin Swartz, Merle Manley, Covey . (Cov) Thurman Swartz, Mason Swartz, Lucy Davis, Elmo every year of which it is estiLewis, Norma Wilson, Gene Swartz and Ted Swartz and his mated that 74 percent of them mother-in-law and father-in-law, Helen and Stanley Spires. occur in 15~24 year olds. In He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Wanda Swartz, Ohio, tbere were 169 average Pomeroy; his children, Darryl (Genny) Swartz, Kenneth · annual deaths from 1999Swartz, Charlene (Steve) Chaney, all of Pomeroy; a grand- 2003 according to the "2006 daughter, Amanda Hoyt, Pomeroy; six step grandchildren; Ohio Cancer Facts and nine step great ,grandchildren; a sister, Ethel {Juette) Fisures." which is compiled Hossler; brothers-m-law, Arlie Davis and Billy Spires; sisters-in-law, Gertrude Stewart and Joan (Dencil) Yost; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at II a.m. on Friday, July 13, 2007, at the Pomeroy Chaeei of Fisher Funeral Home with Rev. Dewer King officiatmg. from PageA1 Bunal will be in Poplar Ridge Cemetery. Military serVices will be conducted graveside. the depot during last Friends may call on Thursday, July 12, from 6-8 p.m. at from week's July 4 celebration. the funeral home. · Wise smd the depot will On-line condolences may be sent to www.fisherfuneral- not be opened .to the public homes.com unless a committee member can be present. She said it cannot be left unattended. Craig said she felt the depot, being public property, should be opened and available during public · events in the park, such as 1 the gospel sing and coin show that were held there PEORIA, ARIZ. - Gary Johnson, 66, of Peoria, Ariz. last week, died Monday, July 9, 2007 at his home. He was formerly of the Portland, Meigs County, area. There will be no funeral services. Millard SWartz ' , . .. ' v ,, ', ..' . Council Deaths Gary Johnson Ask Little Miss Know-It-All The Daily Sentinel Correction Polley We are in a fight for our survival. The president used · the Fourth of July to stress why what we're doing in Iraq is important: "However. difficult the fight is in Iraq, .. we must win it - we must · succeed for our own sake; for the security of our citi-. zens, we must support our troops, we must support the Iraqi government, and we . must defeat AI Qaeda in ~ Iraq." Right now, Britain is set to pull Ql,lt of Iraq, and Americans are pining for an · end to our own involvement .. there. Our security - and · the security of our allies in the region - is at stake, and· we need to face facts. We are in a war that was started , by militant Islamic terror- , ists. But if we can't even get the words right, if we can't. face fundamental facts, we can't win the wat'. . •; Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in DEAR LITTLE MISS good taste •. addressing issues.- not persoru~lities. Letters of KNOW-IT-ALL: My fiance thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accept- and I want to hold our weded for publication. ding in a historic, 80-room Reader Services already been implementing Brown's policy of tiptoeing about the radical Islamic fanaticism, which is a root ·cause of t~is war. Last year, when European stret;ts ignited after a newspaper editor in Denmark ran a series of cartoons depicting Muhammad, U.S. - media outlets like CNN refused to show the cartoons out of a "respect." sense of Unfortunately, showing the cartoons could have sparked a realization among many in CNN's audience about the militancy of those we fight. Two summers ago, New York Times columnist asked: David Brools:s "Today, public opinion is turning against the war not because people have given up on the goal of advancing freedom, but because they · are not sure this war is winnable. Why should we sacrifice more American lives to a lost cause?" On his best days, George W. Bush, who understands the threat we face, can answer Bropks' question: The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.my~ysentinel.com Rutland man equipped with 'green thumb' · Elsie Dodderer ·, N LETTERS TO THE' EDITOR Obituaries ·Hf mustn't be afraid to call the war .a.war . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. lVednesday,Julytt,2007 PageA4- castle in France and fly all our friends and family in for free. At the reception, we want. a 12-course French meal served by waiters wearing outfits of my own design. The guests must wear all black or all white. I've already told my friends they can't be bridesmaids unless they weigh less than. 110 pounds. The bad news is that my Dad says he won't pay for it. He thinks we're too young (Geez, I' II be 20 in a few years). He said he'd pay for a wedding in our local church if we invite the same old boring friends and family we see every day. And only if my fianc, Tommy, gets a job. What should I do? Why Me m Massachusetts DEAR WHY ME: Can't you see that your controlfreak Dad is trying to wreck your life? You've got to get out of that house as soon as possible by marrying Tommy. He sounds dreamy. As soon as you're married, you'll find that all your problems will magically disappear. Suddenly, you 'II be Jim Mullen happy with the way you look and you 'II be comfort~ able with your weight. Everyone will suddenly like you, even those snobby kids at your old high school. I think you should pay for the wedding yourself by maxing out all your credit cards yours and Tommy's.. After the wedding, you won't need any money because you 'II have each other. Maybe your stupid father doesn't know it, but it's a well-known fact that the more money you spend on your wedding, the better your marriage will be. Don't let anyone, especially your unbelievably stupid father, step on your dreams. I wouldn't even invite him to lhe wedding. DEAR LITTLE MISS KNOW-IT-ALL: I'm 16 and I want to be a football star or a basketball star. Or maybe a golf legend. The problem is that my parents want me to may apply to one of those colleges that barely even has a sports team like Harvard or •MIT, just because I get good grades. They want me to be a scientist or a professor. How do I convince him that being smart is a dumb career move? - Concemed in Mineola DEAR CONCERNED: Sometimes you wonder where parents get these silly ideas. 'A scientist?! As if Nike is ever going. to pay you millions of dollars to wear, their swoosh on your lab emit. Still, let's get real. You may never become a $30million-a-year athlete. You may only be a $5- or $6-million-a-year athlete. If you don't think you can live with that kind of bitter disappointment, you might as well go to Harvard. I suppose it can't hurt. DEAR LITTLE MISS KNOW-IT-ALL: I .plan to win "American Idol " this year, but I'm worried about what to do with the million dollars after I win . You 're the only person I can talk to. Should I spend it on fancy cars, designer clothes and jewelry, or should I just waste it on silly stuff? What do you think? - Tired of Waiting DEAR TIRED: Spend it all, baby! And why wait until you win? Spend it now and pay it back after you , win. DEAR LITTLE MISS· KNOW-IT-ALL: I met a:· guy on a computer dating service, and he says he'd like to see me in person but he can 'I afford to travel all. the way. He lives two states· away and is really cute. Should I send him the $600 he needs to get here and back, or not. - Confused in Columbus DEAR CONFUSED: I.s $600 enough? He may think you're cheap. Why not send him <! $1 ,000 to show him . what nice' person you are. · He sounds like a nice guy, ; I'm sure he'll pay you back . . After all, you met him on a computer. What could go wrong? You know, it 's funny that he can afford a computer but not airfare: I don't know what that 's all · about, but I'm sure it will all become clear once you meet him . (Jim Mullen is the autlwr of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life" and ' "Baby's First . Tattoo. " You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com.) . between ages 35-55, many were probably exposed to cancer-causing HPV in their late teens or 20s. Craig also reviewed several recommendations for repairs and upgrades to park equipment and facilities in Dave Diles and General Hartinger Parks. She said the recreation committee is now securing cost estimates for some new playground equipment and other improvements. Craig also noted three cars which need to be moved from the village streets. 'Bill DeMoskey of South Third Avenue met with council to discuss damage to his property caused by last week 's July 4 fire- works display. A motion by Councilman Robert Robinson to allow the police department to hire a part-time officer to relieve overtime expenses failed due to the lack of a second. Mayor Sandy Iannarelli expressed thanks to those who sent cards, telephoned her .and offered assistance during her recent illness. Council also: • Approved the payment of bills in the amount of $12,167.91. • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines collected in June, in the now in place to protect the environment and other reclamation issues: "Utility plants do care about the environment," Padgett added, saying these companies can bring in resources and expertise in environmental issues which she learned from her experience as chairperson of the Muskingum River Advisory Board when working with nearby Duke Energy. Padgett ended her speech by saying during her days as a teacher she learned to do more than show students but to involve them in the learning process, a lesson she has applied in politics. She used the metaphor of the Amish barns and because all -the Amish in a community are involved in working on a bam there are no criti cs left when it's finished. Other chamber announcements: Chester Shade Day 5, July 20-21 with .the harmonica championship at 5 p.m .. July 21 at the courthouse. First place, $200, second pla\:e, $100, third place, $50. The Battle of Buffington Island, battle reenactment, I 0 a.m., July 21, memorial service at 4 p.m., July 21. I44th Anniversary Reenactment, II a.m., July 22. Agmission ,is free with military dri lis, period merchants and other demonstrations . Rhythm on the River free concert series, July 13 and 20, Pomeroy riverfront. Big Bend Blues Bash, July 27-29, Pomeroy riverfront. Coffee, commerce, conversation, 8 a.m., Fridays, chamber office. Chamber President Hal Kneen thanked Kri sti Eblin for the space at the Pomeroy Library and Subway of Pomeroy for preparing the lunch and Mark Porter GM Supercenter for purchasing the lunch. from PageA1 Meigs CAN meeting set - .Chamber from Page A1 even more children: additional funds to assist fami lies who don't qualify for Medi caid health care covera~e but have children with '·mcredible" medical problems; fund s for the new ,lames Rhodes Scholarship for students at both public and ' private universities; a two year tuition freeze at public universities: money for Ohio Appalachian Country to be used for, regional marketing of coun ties like Mei gs for the purpose of increasing touri sm: $300,000 for a new welding training program at Washin gton State Community College: extending the coal tax credit to encourage utilities to purchase Ohio coaL Both Padgett and Stewart also spoke about the budget's property tax credit for senior citizens which allows the first $25,000 of appraised property to be exempt. Stewart said both he and Padgett hear from several seniors which say the taxes go up but their income remains fixed, making property taxes a burden. Stewart said after consulting with the Athens County Auditor, he believed this $25,000 pertained to a dwelling and up to one acre of land. . During the question and answer session, both Padgett and Stewart were asked to comment on the balance between encouraging economi'c development in regards to utility companies and the impact on the tou rism industry which relies on recreational activities and a dean environment. "I don't think it has to he one or the other," Stewart said. citing laws that are For more information, contact the Meigs County Health Department at 992- 6626. amount of $17,295.76, and monthly reports from the finance, refuse, public works and police depart- · ments, • Set a meeting of the ordinance committee for I p.m. on Thursday. Pre sent were Mayor · Sandy Iannarelli, Council : Members Craig, Houchins, , Robinson , Ferman Moore and Sandra Brown, and Fiscal Officer Susan Baker. ~ v ~-o~<N CA_, , J'o ~A t. ul 1- ~ ~ Ct:' ..-::' ""Y' ,...\ / '' " . .... . !;; P:l:tiHIR\11.1\GARTS C[\TRF full of famous heroes and grand adventures, in an age of steamboats on the great . . RACINE - The Meigs Citizens Action Now group will rivers of ·middle America. meet from 4:30p.m. to 5:30p.m. on Saturday at the Racine the turmoil of the Civil War, Library. The group ofte'n di scusses environmental issues in and the heyday of cowboys regard to the proposed power plants and coal mine in the and lumberjacks. Sponsored b)! the Meigs county, as well as assists residents in understanding their rights under the law in regards to these issues. Call Elisa County Histoncal Sociecy, the program is open to the Young at 949-2175 for more information. · Local Briefs Submitted photo by the American Cancer Society and the ODH. While half of all women who develop cervical cancer are public without charge, according to Margaret Parker, president. Prior to the presentation the Museum will be open from I to 2:30p.m. for visitors to view an extensive display of pictures and histories of early mining operations in Meigs County. · Arrangements have been made by Parker for the speaker and her husband to spend Saturday night at the Hou~e , in Downing Singer ' Megan and Whitney Smith receive Information about the HPV vaccine, which they received at the Meigs County Health Department, from Director of Nursing Sherry Wilcox, RN. The girls' mother; Rita Smith, protected· her daughters against HPV;cervical cancer upon the advice of their pediatrician. Middleport. Samuel Clemens and Major John "Alligator Jack" Downie , a riverboat captain, were friends and Clemens reportedly visited in M1ddleport and stayed at the Downing home: , Plans are being made to place an historical marker at the Downie home -on North Second Street, according to Parker. Disney's 101 Dalmatians Kids Live Musical Adventure! July t4, 15, :n & 22 Sat at8 pm, Sun at 3 pm ~10 & ~7 Sign up now ror special "PUPPY PARTIES" .presented prior to each sbow $5 per child Bo• Office: 428 2nd Avo. Galllpolla, OH (740) 446-ARTS 1 out of 10 Americans have a hearing lossCould you be that 1.... Call today ror an appoinbneut and complimentary demo. 499 Richland Ave., Athens, OH 45701 I �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ' The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) ~92·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysantlnel.com wednesday, July 11, 2007 '· Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereQ{; 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, July II, the 192nd day of 2007. There are 173 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: Qn July II, 1804, Vice President Aaron Burr mortally wounded former Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton during a pistol duel in Weehawken, N.J. On this date: . In 1767, John Quincy Adams, the sixth president of the United States, was born in Braintree, Mass. In 1798, the U.S. Marine Corps was formally re-established by a congressional act that also created the U.S. Marine Band. In 1864, Confederate forces led by Gen. Jubal Early began an abortive invasion of Washington, turning back the next day. In 1952, the Republican National Convention, meeting in Chicago, nominated Dwight D. Eisenhower for president and Richard M. Nixon for vice president. · In 1955, the U.S. Air Force Academy swore in its ftrst class of cadets at its temporary quarters, Lowry Air Force Base in Colorado. In. 1977, the Medal of Freedom was awarded posthumQusly to the Rev. Martin Luther 'King Jr. In 1979, the abandoned U.S. space station Sky lab made a spectacular return to Earth. burning up in the atmosphere and showering debris over the Indian Ocean and Australia: In 1980, American hostage Richard I. Queen, freed by Iran after eight months of captivity because of poor health, left Tehran for Switzerland. In 1995, the United States normalized relations with Vietnam. . Five years ago: Lawmakers balked at moving (he Coast Guard and the ·Federal Emergency Management Agency into a new Homeland Security Department despite pleas from senior Cabinet officials to stick to President George W. Bush's blueprint. (Both agencies did end up being included in the new department.) Today 's Birthdays: Actress Brett Somers is ·83. Actor Tab Hunter is 76. Actress Susan Seaforth Hayes is 64. Singer Jeff Hanna (Niny Gritty Dirt Band) is 60. Ventrilosuistactor Jay Johnson is 58. Actor Bruce McGill is 57. Smger Bonnie Pointer is 57. Actor Stephen Lang is 55. Actress Mindy Sterling is 54. Actress Sela Ward is 51. Reggae singer Michael Rose (Black Uhuru) is 50. Singer Peter Murphy is 50. Actor Mark Lester is 49. Jazz musician Kirk Whalum .is 49. Singer Suzanne Vega is 48. Rock guitarist Richie Sambora (Bon Jovi) is 48, Actress Lisa Rinna is 44. Rock musician Swtt Shriner (Weezer) is 42. Actress Debbe Dunning is 41. Actor Gred Grunberg is 41. Actor Justin Chambers is 37. Actor Michael Rosenbaum is 35. Country singer Scotty Emerick is 34. Rapper Lil' Kim is 32. Rapper Lil' Zane is 25. Pop-jazz singer-musician Peter Cincollt is 24. Actor David Henrie is 18. Thought for Today: "Education is the ability to listen to almost anything without losing your temper or your self- · confidence."- Robert Frost, American poet (1874-1963). We in the West face a grave threat from militant Islam, and an even graver threat from our propensity to ignore or redefine Islamic fascism. This is especially Kathryn true when . we adopt politiLopez cally correct terms to refer to our eneiny. Days after the attempted terror attacks in London and Scotland, and just before the terrorist group Hamas. And anniversary of the July 7, so, naturally. Brown's for2005, bombings in the eign ·secretary, David London Underground by Miliband. praised the terrorIslamic radicals, new ists for being so kind as to British Prime Minister release the journalist: 'Td Gordon Brown took the also like to recognize the deluded position of pro- priority that has bee(! given hibiting his administration · to this issue by President from using "Muslim" in ref- (Mahmoud) Abbas and also erence to terrorism. Brown by the leadership of Hamas, also ordered his government including .Ismail Haniya." to avoid referring to a "war"'' This is the same Hamas on terror" or "terrorism." that, not too much earlier, Delusion as a state poli- strapped Johnston in a vest cy? What way to win a packed with explosives. war. This is not the talk of a And Brown's irrational West that is ready to conattitude has trickled down to front the existence · of his staff. BBC reporter Alan IslamiC terrorism, let alone . Johnston was recently freed win a war against it. after almost four months of Here in the United States, being held hostage by the the media, in large pact, has a (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publlehlng Co. Our main concern in all stories is to Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street, be accurate . If you know of an error Pomeroy. Ohio. Second·flaas In a story, call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. 992·2156. Member: The Associated Press and Our main number Is (740) 992-2156. the Ohio Newspaper Association. Poatm11ter: Send address corrections to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Department extensions are: News Subscription Rates By c;arrler or motor route Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext. 12 One month One year Reporter; Brian Reed, Ext. 14 Dally Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ext. 13 Advertising . 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She was born Nov. 22, 1921 in Coolville, daughter of D.C. a~d Hann a McCall Davis. She attended Troy Townshtp School, graduating in the class of 1939. She attended the _Congregational Church in Coolville unt1l servtces were dtsconunued there and later on attended the North Bethel Church as her health permitted. She . was a ':'!ember of The Helen McCleoud Service Gmld m Cool vtlle and atteqded Senior Citizens meetings in the vtllage . She was also a member of The Order of The Eastern Star for many years in Zanesville. · Soon after graduating from high school , she was employed by The · Me Bee Corp. in 'Athens where she worked until her marriage to Frank Doddere; on Sept. 3, 1957. A.t that lime she assumed the role of a housewife, an occupatiOn she really enjoyed. She was an excellent housekeeper and homemaker. The newly married couple made their home in Zanesv1lle, where he was .employed. Upon his retirement, ther moved back to thetr hometown . of Coolville and restded there for some 19 years. ·Jn 1989, they moved to their new home located on the Dodderer Farm near Tuppers Plains. This was Elsie's first expenence of living on a farm in a rural commul)ity and agam 11 was '1. hfe she really enjoyed. Elsie was always concerned about the welfare of other people. Sh~; made generous donations to our paralyzed and d1sabled _veterans, to. needy families in Appalachia and needy ch1ldren m foretgn countries. She became a member of The National Wildlife Federation and contributed to the welfare of our wildlife. , Surviving is a niece, Janet Gosnell of Reynoldsburg; a nephew, Ph1hp Hetl of Hardy, Va.; a niece by marriage Teresa Lemons of Coolville; seven great-nieces; and he; husband of 49 years, Frank Dodderer. Calling hours are scheduled for 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, at Wh1te-Schwarzel Funeral Home in Coolville. Funeral will be conducted at 10 a.m. on Thursday, July 12, 2007, at the funeral home, by Rev. George Horner. Soon after the services, she will be laid to rest in the Christian Church Cemetery in Tuppers Plains. Memorial contributions can be made to any of her favorite charities. RUTLAND- It's not everyone who can keep a poinsettia alive for several years and see it grow tp the size of small tree, or to start a pineapple plant and enjoy it's fruit after a couple of ye!)I'S. But Butch Phillips of Rutland can. · Phillips said that in 2001 the· family received a poinsettia plant for Christmas. He thought it was ,so pretty that he decided to see how long he could keep it alive and how big it would get. "The last time I measured it, it was 57 inches tall and looked like a tree," said Phillips, adding that by then it had became a problem to keep so he didn't. Then in the winter of 2004 as the fam'ily enjoyed a pinear,pie, h~decided he'd like to grow one. ' I planted it and now this is the pineapple I grew and which before long I' II be able to see if it is as good as the one t purchased," said Phillips, displaying a picture. "Everyone I tell about the pineapple they tell me you can't grow pineapple around here. We'll here's proof you can · with patience and care and a green thumb." Pll!.eapple plant grown by Butch Phillips ., Vaccine from PageA1 HPV may not show any signs or symptoms so they can pass the virus on to others and not know it. A result could be cervical cancer, which is a serious disease that can be life-threatening. Cervical cancer is caused by certain HPV types that can cause the lining of the cervix to change from normal to precancerous lesions that can tum cancerous if not treated. Cervical cancer is detected by pap tests. Yaccination with Gardasil does not take the pl{lte of pap tests. Girls and young women shoold follow • their doctor's advice on getMillard Swartz, 78,' Pomeroy, passed away on July 10, ting pap tests. 2007, at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center, Pomeroy. In 2005, approximately 20 He was born on November 8, 1928, son of the late Rubin million Amencans had geniand Cecil (Wactenbee) Swartz. He was an Army Veteran and tal 'HPV. More than six milwas employed as a coal miner in the Safety Department. lion new cases . of genital In addition to his parents, he was preceded by brothers and HPV are diagnosed in the US sisters: Pearlene Sw3rtz, Irvin Swartz, Merle Manley, Covey . (Cov) Thurman Swartz, Mason Swartz, Lucy Davis, Elmo every year of which it is estiLewis, Norma Wilson, Gene Swartz and Ted Swartz and his mated that 74 percent of them mother-in-law and father-in-law, Helen and Stanley Spires. occur in 15~24 year olds. In He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Wanda Swartz, Ohio, tbere were 169 average Pomeroy; his children, Darryl (Genny) Swartz, Kenneth · annual deaths from 1999Swartz, Charlene (Steve) Chaney, all of Pomeroy; a grand- 2003 according to the "2006 daughter, Amanda Hoyt, Pomeroy; six step grandchildren; Ohio Cancer Facts and nine step great ,grandchildren; a sister, Ethel {Juette) Fisures." which is compiled Hossler; brothers-m-law, Arlie Davis and Billy Spires; sisters-in-law, Gertrude Stewart and Joan (Dencil) Yost; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at II a.m. on Friday, July 13, 2007, at the Pomeroy Chaeei of Fisher Funeral Home with Rev. Dewer King officiatmg. from PageA1 Bunal will be in Poplar Ridge Cemetery. Military serVices will be conducted graveside. the depot during last Friends may call on Thursday, July 12, from 6-8 p.m. at from week's July 4 celebration. the funeral home. · Wise smd the depot will On-line condolences may be sent to www.fisherfuneral- not be opened .to the public homes.com unless a committee member can be present. She said it cannot be left unattended. Craig said she felt the depot, being public property, should be opened and available during public · events in the park, such as 1 the gospel sing and coin show that were held there PEORIA, ARIZ. - Gary Johnson, 66, of Peoria, Ariz. last week, died Monday, July 9, 2007 at his home. He was formerly of the Portland, Meigs County, area. There will be no funeral services. Millard SWartz ' , . .. ' v ,, ', ..' . Council Deaths Gary Johnson Ask Little Miss Know-It-All The Daily Sentinel Correction Polley We are in a fight for our survival. The president used · the Fourth of July to stress why what we're doing in Iraq is important: "However. difficult the fight is in Iraq, .. we must win it - we must · succeed for our own sake; for the security of our citi-. zens, we must support our troops, we must support the Iraqi government, and we . must defeat AI Qaeda in ~ Iraq." Right now, Britain is set to pull Ql,lt of Iraq, and Americans are pining for an · end to our own involvement .. there. Our security - and · the security of our allies in the region - is at stake, and· we need to face facts. We are in a war that was started , by militant Islamic terror- , ists. But if we can't even get the words right, if we can't. face fundamental facts, we can't win the wat'. . •; Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in DEAR LITTLE MISS good taste •. addressing issues.- not persoru~lities. Letters of KNOW-IT-ALL: My fiance thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accept- and I want to hold our weded for publication. ding in a historic, 80-room Reader Services already been implementing Brown's policy of tiptoeing about the radical Islamic fanaticism, which is a root ·cause of t~is war. Last year, when European stret;ts ignited after a newspaper editor in Denmark ran a series of cartoons depicting Muhammad, U.S. - media outlets like CNN refused to show the cartoons out of a "respect." sense of Unfortunately, showing the cartoons could have sparked a realization among many in CNN's audience about the militancy of those we fight. Two summers ago, New York Times columnist asked: David Brools:s "Today, public opinion is turning against the war not because people have given up on the goal of advancing freedom, but because they · are not sure this war is winnable. Why should we sacrifice more American lives to a lost cause?" On his best days, George W. Bush, who understands the threat we face, can answer Bropks' question: The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.my~ysentinel.com Rutland man equipped with 'green thumb' · Elsie Dodderer ·, N LETTERS TO THE' EDITOR Obituaries ·Hf mustn't be afraid to call the war .a.war . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. lVednesday,Julytt,2007 PageA4- castle in France and fly all our friends and family in for free. At the reception, we want. a 12-course French meal served by waiters wearing outfits of my own design. The guests must wear all black or all white. I've already told my friends they can't be bridesmaids unless they weigh less than. 110 pounds. The bad news is that my Dad says he won't pay for it. He thinks we're too young (Geez, I' II be 20 in a few years). He said he'd pay for a wedding in our local church if we invite the same old boring friends and family we see every day. And only if my fianc, Tommy, gets a job. What should I do? Why Me m Massachusetts DEAR WHY ME: Can't you see that your controlfreak Dad is trying to wreck your life? You've got to get out of that house as soon as possible by marrying Tommy. He sounds dreamy. As soon as you're married, you'll find that all your problems will magically disappear. Suddenly, you 'II be Jim Mullen happy with the way you look and you 'II be comfort~ able with your weight. Everyone will suddenly like you, even those snobby kids at your old high school. I think you should pay for the wedding yourself by maxing out all your credit cards yours and Tommy's.. After the wedding, you won't need any money because you 'II have each other. Maybe your stupid father doesn't know it, but it's a well-known fact that the more money you spend on your wedding, the better your marriage will be. Don't let anyone, especially your unbelievably stupid father, step on your dreams. I wouldn't even invite him to lhe wedding. DEAR LITTLE MISS KNOW-IT-ALL: I'm 16 and I want to be a football star or a basketball star. Or maybe a golf legend. The problem is that my parents want me to may apply to one of those colleges that barely even has a sports team like Harvard or •MIT, just because I get good grades. They want me to be a scientist or a professor. How do I convince him that being smart is a dumb career move? - Concemed in Mineola DEAR CONCERNED: Sometimes you wonder where parents get these silly ideas. 'A scientist?! As if Nike is ever going. to pay you millions of dollars to wear, their swoosh on your lab emit. Still, let's get real. You may never become a $30million-a-year athlete. You may only be a $5- or $6-million-a-year athlete. If you don't think you can live with that kind of bitter disappointment, you might as well go to Harvard. I suppose it can't hurt. DEAR LITTLE MISS KNOW-IT-ALL: I .plan to win "American Idol " this year, but I'm worried about what to do with the million dollars after I win . You 're the only person I can talk to. Should I spend it on fancy cars, designer clothes and jewelry, or should I just waste it on silly stuff? What do you think? - Tired of Waiting DEAR TIRED: Spend it all, baby! And why wait until you win? Spend it now and pay it back after you , win. DEAR LITTLE MISS· KNOW-IT-ALL: I met a:· guy on a computer dating service, and he says he'd like to see me in person but he can 'I afford to travel all. the way. He lives two states· away and is really cute. Should I send him the $600 he needs to get here and back, or not. - Confused in Columbus DEAR CONFUSED: I.s $600 enough? He may think you're cheap. Why not send him <! $1 ,000 to show him . what nice' person you are. · He sounds like a nice guy, ; I'm sure he'll pay you back . . After all, you met him on a computer. What could go wrong? You know, it 's funny that he can afford a computer but not airfare: I don't know what that 's all · about, but I'm sure it will all become clear once you meet him . (Jim Mullen is the autlwr of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life" and ' "Baby's First . Tattoo. " You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com.) . between ages 35-55, many were probably exposed to cancer-causing HPV in their late teens or 20s. Craig also reviewed several recommendations for repairs and upgrades to park equipment and facilities in Dave Diles and General Hartinger Parks. She said the recreation committee is now securing cost estimates for some new playground equipment and other improvements. Craig also noted three cars which need to be moved from the village streets. 'Bill DeMoskey of South Third Avenue met with council to discuss damage to his property caused by last week 's July 4 fire- works display. A motion by Councilman Robert Robinson to allow the police department to hire a part-time officer to relieve overtime expenses failed due to the lack of a second. Mayor Sandy Iannarelli expressed thanks to those who sent cards, telephoned her .and offered assistance during her recent illness. Council also: • Approved the payment of bills in the amount of $12,167.91. • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines collected in June, in the now in place to protect the environment and other reclamation issues: "Utility plants do care about the environment," Padgett added, saying these companies can bring in resources and expertise in environmental issues which she learned from her experience as chairperson of the Muskingum River Advisory Board when working with nearby Duke Energy. Padgett ended her speech by saying during her days as a teacher she learned to do more than show students but to involve them in the learning process, a lesson she has applied in politics. She used the metaphor of the Amish barns and because all -the Amish in a community are involved in working on a bam there are no criti cs left when it's finished. Other chamber announcements: Chester Shade Day 5, July 20-21 with .the harmonica championship at 5 p.m .. July 21 at the courthouse. First place, $200, second pla\:e, $100, third place, $50. The Battle of Buffington Island, battle reenactment, I 0 a.m., July 21, memorial service at 4 p.m., July 21. I44th Anniversary Reenactment, II a.m., July 22. Agmission ,is free with military dri lis, period merchants and other demonstrations . Rhythm on the River free concert series, July 13 and 20, Pomeroy riverfront. Big Bend Blues Bash, July 27-29, Pomeroy riverfront. Coffee, commerce, conversation, 8 a.m., Fridays, chamber office. Chamber President Hal Kneen thanked Kri sti Eblin for the space at the Pomeroy Library and Subway of Pomeroy for preparing the lunch and Mark Porter GM Supercenter for purchasing the lunch. from PageA1 Meigs CAN meeting set - .Chamber from Page A1 even more children: additional funds to assist fami lies who don't qualify for Medi caid health care covera~e but have children with '·mcredible" medical problems; fund s for the new ,lames Rhodes Scholarship for students at both public and ' private universities; a two year tuition freeze at public universities: money for Ohio Appalachian Country to be used for, regional marketing of coun ties like Mei gs for the purpose of increasing touri sm: $300,000 for a new welding training program at Washin gton State Community College: extending the coal tax credit to encourage utilities to purchase Ohio coaL Both Padgett and Stewart also spoke about the budget's property tax credit for senior citizens which allows the first $25,000 of appraised property to be exempt. Stewart said both he and Padgett hear from several seniors which say the taxes go up but their income remains fixed, making property taxes a burden. Stewart said after consulting with the Athens County Auditor, he believed this $25,000 pertained to a dwelling and up to one acre of land. . During the question and answer session, both Padgett and Stewart were asked to comment on the balance between encouraging economi'c development in regards to utility companies and the impact on the tou rism industry which relies on recreational activities and a dean environment. "I don't think it has to he one or the other," Stewart said. citing laws that are For more information, contact the Meigs County Health Department at 992- 6626. amount of $17,295.76, and monthly reports from the finance, refuse, public works and police depart- · ments, • Set a meeting of the ordinance committee for I p.m. on Thursday. Pre sent were Mayor · Sandy Iannarelli, Council : Members Craig, Houchins, , Robinson , Ferman Moore and Sandra Brown, and Fiscal Officer Susan Baker. ~ v ~-o~<N CA_, , J'o ~A t. ul 1- ~ ~ Ct:' ..-::' ""Y' ,...\ / '' " . .... . !;; P:l:tiHIR\11.1\GARTS C[\TRF full of famous heroes and grand adventures, in an age of steamboats on the great . . RACINE - The Meigs Citizens Action Now group will rivers of ·middle America. meet from 4:30p.m. to 5:30p.m. on Saturday at the Racine the turmoil of the Civil War, Library. The group ofte'n di scusses environmental issues in and the heyday of cowboys regard to the proposed power plants and coal mine in the and lumberjacks. Sponsored b)! the Meigs county, as well as assists residents in understanding their rights under the law in regards to these issues. Call Elisa County Histoncal Sociecy, the program is open to the Young at 949-2175 for more information. · Local Briefs Submitted photo by the American Cancer Society and the ODH. While half of all women who develop cervical cancer are public without charge, according to Margaret Parker, president. Prior to the presentation the Museum will be open from I to 2:30p.m. for visitors to view an extensive display of pictures and histories of early mining operations in Meigs County. · Arrangements have been made by Parker for the speaker and her husband to spend Saturday night at the Hou~e , in Downing Singer ' Megan and Whitney Smith receive Information about the HPV vaccine, which they received at the Meigs County Health Department, from Director of Nursing Sherry Wilcox, RN. The girls' mother; Rita Smith, protected· her daughters against HPV;cervical cancer upon the advice of their pediatrician. Middleport. Samuel Clemens and Major John "Alligator Jack" Downie , a riverboat captain, were friends and Clemens reportedly visited in M1ddleport and stayed at the Downing home: , Plans are being made to place an historical marker at the Downie home -on North Second Street, according to Parker. Disney's 101 Dalmatians Kids Live Musical Adventure! July t4, 15, :n & 22 Sat at8 pm, Sun at 3 pm ~10 & ~7 Sign up now ror special "PUPPY PARTIES" .presented prior to each sbow $5 per child Bo• Office: 428 2nd Avo. Galllpolla, OH (740) 446-ARTS 1 out of 10 Americans have a hearing lossCould you be that 1.... Call today ror an appoinbneut and complimentary demo. 499 Richland Ave., Athens, OH 45701 I �PageA6 LOCAL • STATE· Police: Man joking around PVH employee of the month The Daily Sentinel Inside Wednesday, July u, 2007 Bl The Daily Sentinel Nine inducted into OSU hall, Page B6 , Weather rules Ohio Amateur, Page 86 near tracks killed by train RIVERSIDE (AP), - A 32-year-old man was Slruck and killed by a train early Tuesday while joking aro und near the trac ks, police said. The victim , identified by the Montgomery County Coroner 's Office as Larry A. Schaffe r Jr. , was standing on the edge and sticking hi s backside toward the tracks. Two friendS"~o witnessed the incident tried to stop him, said Sgt. Kim Griffin. "They tried to tell him h> ~et off the tracks and quit Joking around," she said. · Schaffer died en route to a · local hospital after being struck by the oncoming train. Wednesday, July 11, 2007 SPORTS BRIEFS BBYFL sign-ups for 2007 season MIDDLEPORT - The Big Bend Youth Football League is ~aving sig':1-ups for any ch1ld· who Will be in grades 3-6 thi s coming school year. Regular sign-ups will be held at the Middleport Stadium on Saturdays (July 14th. 21st and 28th) from 10 a.m. till I p.m. Parents need to be with the child as fitting for equipment will be done at the tinie of sign-ups . Football camp will begin on Monday, July 30 . and the one-time membership fee will be $25 . The league will honor its early sign-up fee reductions. Parents may take advantage by mailing in the child's .name, grade, school attending, age, address and phone number, along with $15 to P.O. Box 212, Middleport, Ohio 45760. There will also be an early sign-up held at the Rutland Celebration on Saturday, Jul:y 7, where the league w11l have its dunking booth set up . Sign-ups being mailed must be post marked by July 5. For more information contact Roger Thompson at 740-992-0351, or Dave Unkins at 304-674-5178. .. Local Weather .. Today's Forecast ..._........_.._ ..... ..,. M:"'"..... """''""l'ht•l l,o. ........ ~ ... ...... ~-.., -.-___ -"·-·· ~--'""<---~·-.,_ ... ...-~ ... ·- ·--..----,.._ ___._, Manafleld• 79' 168' Submitted photo Sherri Dillon, center, certified phlebotomist, was recently named the Pleasant Valley Hospital ·Employee of the Month." This dedicated individual was acknowledged for her positive attitude and the ·close relationships that she fosters with patients and ctrworkers. Dillon has been employed with PVH for 21 years . She and her husband, Charles, along with daughter, Stephanie, reside in Pliny. Also shown with Dillon are, at left, AI Lawson. JO, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer of PVH , and, at right, Becky Browning, Director of Laboratory Services. Dillon will receive a $50 award, a congratulatory certificate arid VIP parking. In addition, she will also be entered in the facility 's Customer Service Employee of the Year recognition . ~ ~ *Columbus 79" 169' Business school dean holds Ohio State·reins for ....: . . .. '. ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER i • t ., ' \ I COLUMBUS - Ohio State's acting president said the temporary nature of his job hasn't stopped wellmeaning alumni from offering suggestions. One of the first e-mails Joseph Alutto received after being appointed interim president last month was from an .alumnus suggesting he oren up campus parking to al comers. · "All I could think about was, 'Boy, that would be one mark that I could make on this place,"' Alutto said Tuesday with a laugh, envisioning the controversy on the crowded campus, the nation's largest. : Alutto, formr.r dean of OSU's Max M. Fisher College of Business, combines stellar academic credentials with powerhouse fundraising. His back~round js the perfect descriptiOn for the full-time job of president, a position Alutto says he's not seeking. Alutto, who grew the business school's endowment by more than 600 percent, is also acting provost, the university's top academic post and the No. 2 job after president. That's the position Alutto says he's Interested in once trustees select a new chief of the university. The search ·for the next president is going well, said Alex Shumate, the Columbus lawyer directing the university search committee. He would not comment further. Karen Holbrook retired this summer after five years. · So far, Alutto has used the interim job as a soapbox for keeping Ohio State afford- ~ t::_3 Cloudy Pa:J'v ~ ~ C1 • Thunder· · Flurries . Showenr • storms 1 ~ Ice ~ . " ". ~· ...:. • ~· ~ Ram • • Snow •• • • • Woa1t101 Undergroond • A'P Wednesday... Shower s and thunderstorms. Highs around 80. Southwest winds 5 to I 0 mph ... Becoming west in the afternoon. Chance of rain 80 percent. Wednesday night ...Partly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. Cooler with lows in the mid''SO!i'iWes~winds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. ·' ' .. ThllfSd~tJ:":.:~~Il!lY,· High~ the 1ower '80s. West wimls.5 to 10 mph. · Thursday night...Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 50s. West winds around 5 mph. · Friday... Partly sunny with a chance of showers AP Ohio State's acting President Joseph Alutto talks in his office Tuesday in Columbu s. Alutto combines stellar academic credentials with powerhouse fundraising. It's the perfect description for the full-time job, a position Joseph Alutto won't say whether he' s seeking. able and making sure it's a university that delivers once students get here. "It's access to excellence. It's not access to mediocrity," Alutto told The Associated Pre ss in an interview. "If we're reaching out to bright students and saying , 'Come to Ohio State,' we then have an obligation to create an absolutely world-class lion, up from just $18 million when Alutto became dean in 1991. Alutto also oversaw a campaign that raised $45 million for the construction of six new bu siness school buildings . . Alutto, 66, has published more than 65 academic articles on managerial behavior. A New York City native, he earned his bachenvironment." elor 's . at Manhattan The business school College, the first in his endowment, which funds family to go to college. student scholarships, proHe is at the office by 7 fessors' salaries and vari- a.m. and works well into the ous programs at the evening. He's known for a school, isabout $141 mil- personal touch that includes respondin~ to all e-mail s within 24 liours. \ "People can ·sometimes look at a large state university and expect the leadership isn't attentive to them," said Jim Miller, extern al affairs and de velopment director at the business school. "Joe Alutto is atten tive - he takes care of people who ask him to do things, and I think donors · appreciate that." Ohio State's Columbus campus had 51 ,81 8 students during the past school year - the highest enrollment nationally at a publi c university.· and thunderstorms. Highs around '80. Chance of rain 30 percent. · Friday night ... Mostly cloudy in the evening ... Then becoming partly cloudy. Lows in· the lower 60s. Saturday throug!J Sunday... Partly cloudy: Highs in the lower 80s. Lows in the lower 60s. , Sunday night...Mostl y cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms: Lows around 60. Chance of rain 30 percent. Monday and Monday night...Mostly · cloudy. Highs in the lower 80s. Lows in the mid 60s . Tuesday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Local Stocks AEP ( NYSE) - 44.83 Akzo (NASDAQ)- 87.00 . Ashland Inc •. (NYSE) - 64.14 Big Lots (NYSE)- 29.56 Bob Evans (NASDAQ)- 37.30 BorgWarner (NYSE)- 90.00 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ)- 57.76 ·champion (NASDAQ)- 6.73 Charming Shops (NASDAQ)- 10.79 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 37.53 Collins ( NYSE) - 71.43 Dollar General ( NYSE) - 21.97 DuPont (NYSE) - 51.21 US Bank (NYSE) - 32.84 Gannett ( NYSE) - 54.02 General Electric ( NYSE) - 37.90 . Harley-Davidson (NYSE) - 60.78 .. JP Morgan ( NYSE) - 47.51 Kroger (NVSE) - 28.05 Limited Brands ( NYSE) ......' 27 .70 Norfolk SouthBfn (NYSE)- 53.53 Swiss rider extends Tour de France lead, thanks absent coach COMPIEGNE, France (AP) - Tour de France leader Fabian Cancellara has a message for coach Bjarne Riis: Thank you, and wish you were here. The Swiss rider and his esc teammates popped open champagne. after h.is opportumsuc v1ctory m Tuesday's wind-swept third stage, the longest of the three-week race. Cancellara extended his overall lead as cycling' s showcase event left Belgium and returned home to France. Riis, however, had to miss the celebration. He is not at the race after confessing to using a banned performance ·enhancer during his 1996 Tour 1 victory, a new blow for a sport' battered by doping revelations the last 14 months. Cancellara won Saturday's prologue and has been the only rider to wear the leader's yellow jersey. He credits his top form ill Riis' instruction. "!'d have to say .'Thank . the team," you. ' H ... e IS The Cancellara told Associated Press. "I was sure wishing he was here ." Riis' absence has been hard, he said, "but we are professionals." Cancellara had feared losing the yellow jersey to one of four breakaway. riders along the 147-mile route from Waregem, Belgium, to Coi:npiegne, northeast of Paris. The pack caught up near the fm1sh. Cancellara, having ·been shielded from high winds by teammates, had enough left to surge ahead and overtake the four with hundreds of yards to go. "I have no words after wmnmg something like that," he said. "I attacked. It was instinctive." Sprint speciali st Erik Zabel of Germany wa& second and Danilo Napolitano of Italy was third. They and the trailing pack took 6 hours, 36 minutes, 15 seconds to complete the course, averaging an unusually low 22 mph. "It was a really long day but because of the wind we couldn't go faster. We are not machines," said Cancelliua, who was caught in a group crash and slightly Monday injured hi s left hand . All 187 riders that began Please see Tour, 16 AP photo Overall leader Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland reacts as he crosses the finish line to win the 3rd stage of the 94th Tout de France cycling race between Waregem, Belgium, and Compiegne, France, on Tuesday. Skyline, Ohio Valley _ to double up for two-day weekend STAFf REPORT SPORTS@M\'DAILYSENTINEL.COM HYL holding men's softball tourney HARRISONVILLE The 4th annual Harrisonville Men's Softball Tournament will be held on Saturday, July 28, and Sunday, July 29 at the Harrisonville ball fields. The two-day tournament has a $100 entry fee per team and all teams are welcome . All proceeds will go towards the Harrisonville Youth League . Deadline to register is Monday, July 23 . For more information please contact Sarah at 740-992-0351 or Regina at 740-698 -2804 . HYL holding co-ed softball tourney • Oak Hill Ananclal (NASDAQ)- 22.20 HARRISONVILLE A co-ed softball tournament has been scheduled for Saturday, August 4, and Sunday, August 5 at the Harnsonville ball fields . The two-day tournament has a $100 entry fee per team. All proceeds wi II go towards the Harri sonvifle Youth League . Deadline to register is Monday, July 30. For more information please contact Sarah at 740-992-0351 or Regina at 740-698-2804. Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS. DAQ) -25.00 BBT ( NYSE) - 40.20 Peoples (NASD-'Q)- 25.57 Pepsico ( NYSE) - 65.8.7 Premier (NASDAQ) - 16.02 Rockwall (NYSE) - 71.45 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ) - 18.43 Royal Dutch Shell - 83.88 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) - 154.21 Wai-Mart ( NYSE) - 4 7.56 Wendy's (NYSE) - 37.26 Worthington ( NYSE) - · 22.68 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closlne quotes or trans· actions for July i!Q, 2007, pro- : vlded by Edward Jones financial advisors Isaac Mills In · Gallipolis at ( 740) 441-9441· and Lesley Manero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. Meigs FF League combined practice APphoto American League's Victor Martinez, of the Cleveland Indians, is congratulated by his teammates after hitting a two-run , home run during the eighth inning in the ·All-Star baseball game in ,San Francisco on Tuesday. Anerican League outlasts National League, 5-4 BY RoNALD BLUM AP BASEBALL WRITER SAN FRANCISCO On a night of tricky hops, Ichiro Suzuki and the American League also bounced back to win. Instead of a Barry Bonds splash shot, the defining hit at Tuesday's All-Star game was Suzuki's insidethe-park home run , the first in the game's history. Suzuki lined a go-ahead, two-run drive off the rightfield wall in the fifth inning, Carl Crawford and Victor Martinez later hit conventional shots and the Americans made it 10 straight over Nationals, holding on for a 5-4 victory. After Alfonso Soriano's two-out, two-run homer in the ninth, the NL loaded the bases. Angel s closer Francisco Rodriguez then retired Aaron Rowand on a routine fly to right for a save. Willie Mays, Bonds' godfather, was honored . . with a touching tribute before the game. In the Say Hey Kid's day, the NL ruled All-Star games but not anymore. The AL closed to 40-36-2 and improved to 5-0 since the All-Star winner received homefield advantage in the World Series. In a decade of dqminance , the notorious 2002 tie at Milwaukee was all that interrupted the AL's run. The only longer streak was when the NL took II in a row from 1972-82. Soriano made it close with his homer off J.J . Putz. After the Seattle closer walked J.J. Hardy, Rodriguez relieved and walked Derrek Lee on a full count - AL manager Jim Leyland screamed at first-base umpire Charlie Reliford about a check swing. Orlando Hudson also walked, loading the bases before Rowand's tly ended it. Pluse see All· Star, 16 STEWART - Onceagain Skyline Speedway in Stewart and Ohio Valley Speedway in nearby Lubeck, W.Va. will team up for a 410 outlaw sprint car double header this July 1314 weekend at the two MidOhio Valier dirt tracks. In additron, both tracks will be running full programs in Late Models and their other regular divisions, Friday's Skyline feature wlll pay $1 ,200 to win and at Ohio Valley the race will pay $1 ,500 to win, $200 to start. The Sprint cars will make their return to the 3/8 mile, semi-high banks of Skyline Speedway for the first time since the 1997. Two earlier attempts to return the sprint cars resulted in rain outs with cars from as far away as New Jersey in the pll area. Last week nearly 100 cars packed the Skyline pits with 30 of the nation's fastest dirt late models vying for the $2000 top prize. Josh McGuire of Ashland, Ky. brought home the win. Local s Todd Smith of Pomeroy had fourth fastest time and Racine's Scott Wolfe posted sixtlj quickest time. In the 1960's and 1970's Skyline Speedway was the hotbed of open wheel racing in the Midwest with sucli stars as Larry Dkkson ; Larry "Boom Boom" Cannon , Hubby Jones, Sheldon Kinser, Don Please see Weekend. 16 Short flight ends in tragedy with five dead in Florida • • • · ROCK SPRINGS The Meigs Flag Football League will have a coml>ined pracdce. for everyone who has s1gned up to BY TRAVIS REED play, 8:30 a.m. Saturday, ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER July 28 at the Meigs High School Practice Field. The SANFORD, Fla. field is located behind the high school. This practice Witnesses · said it seemed is to test the ability of the peoples' skin was melting. players, so the draft can be Thick columns of blaclc held to di vide the teams. smoke rose frofn homes shattered by airplane debris and set on fire. The twin-engine CoNTACT US Cessna 's highly com bu stible fuel burned fast OVP ScoreLine (5 p.m.-1 a.m.) and hot and deadly. Just 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 after 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, a manicured subdivi sion Fall .:.. 1-740-446-3008 into a di saster scene. turned E-mail - sports Cmydailysentlnel .com Fi ve people died when a S.PQrtf...S.I•.tl small plane crashed into a Brad Sherman, Sports Editor neighborhood Tuesday, (740) 446·2342 . • , .. 33 including the husband of a bsherman@ mydailytribune.com NASCAR offi cial and ·a pi lot for the auto racin g Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 44 6-2342, eMI . 23 organi zation . Al so killed Ierum @mydailyregister.com we re two children , a 6 month old and a 4 year old. Bryan Walters, Sports Writer A I0-year-old boy suffered (740) 446·2342 .•~ . 33 bwal ters@mydailytribune.com bum s over up to 90 percent of his body. Eric Domnitz, a food sales worker who lives just down the street from the crash, hurried with a ftre e,;tinguisher when he heard a woman scream. He said he discovered a horrific scene. "It's in my head. The woman was just melting. It looked like her skin was just melting off," he said. "The guy, he was melting. He · looked like wax." . The disaster killed the quiet in a well-manicured subdivision about 20 miles outside Orlando, full of two-story gray, tan and beige homes. "There was a great, great deal of smoke. It was a horrendous fire," said Darrel Presley, deput y San ford police chief. · Both people in the airAP photo plane were killed - 54Officials sift through the wreckage at the scene of a plane crash whe re five people were Please see Flight. 86 killed in Sanford , Fla., on Tuesday. �PageA6 LOCAL • STATE· Police: Man joking around PVH employee of the month The Daily Sentinel Inside Wednesday, July u, 2007 Bl The Daily Sentinel Nine inducted into OSU hall, Page B6 , Weather rules Ohio Amateur, Page 86 near tracks killed by train RIVERSIDE (AP), - A 32-year-old man was Slruck and killed by a train early Tuesday while joking aro und near the trac ks, police said. The victim , identified by the Montgomery County Coroner 's Office as Larry A. Schaffe r Jr. , was standing on the edge and sticking hi s backside toward the tracks. Two friendS"~o witnessed the incident tried to stop him, said Sgt. Kim Griffin. "They tried to tell him h> ~et off the tracks and quit Joking around," she said. · Schaffer died en route to a · local hospital after being struck by the oncoming train. Wednesday, July 11, 2007 SPORTS BRIEFS BBYFL sign-ups for 2007 season MIDDLEPORT - The Big Bend Youth Football League is ~aving sig':1-ups for any ch1ld· who Will be in grades 3-6 thi s coming school year. Regular sign-ups will be held at the Middleport Stadium on Saturdays (July 14th. 21st and 28th) from 10 a.m. till I p.m. Parents need to be with the child as fitting for equipment will be done at the tinie of sign-ups . Football camp will begin on Monday, July 30 . and the one-time membership fee will be $25 . The league will honor its early sign-up fee reductions. Parents may take advantage by mailing in the child's .name, grade, school attending, age, address and phone number, along with $15 to P.O. Box 212, Middleport, Ohio 45760. There will also be an early sign-up held at the Rutland Celebration on Saturday, Jul:y 7, where the league w11l have its dunking booth set up . Sign-ups being mailed must be post marked by July 5. For more information contact Roger Thompson at 740-992-0351, or Dave Unkins at 304-674-5178. .. Local Weather .. Today's Forecast ..._........_.._ ..... ..,. M:"'"..... """''""l'ht•l l,o. ........ ~ ... ...... ~-.., -.-___ -"·-·· ~--'""<---~·-.,_ ... ...-~ ... ·- ·--..----,.._ ___._, Manafleld• 79' 168' Submitted photo Sherri Dillon, center, certified phlebotomist, was recently named the Pleasant Valley Hospital ·Employee of the Month." This dedicated individual was acknowledged for her positive attitude and the ·close relationships that she fosters with patients and ctrworkers. Dillon has been employed with PVH for 21 years . She and her husband, Charles, along with daughter, Stephanie, reside in Pliny. Also shown with Dillon are, at left, AI Lawson. JO, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer of PVH , and, at right, Becky Browning, Director of Laboratory Services. Dillon will receive a $50 award, a congratulatory certificate arid VIP parking. In addition, she will also be entered in the facility 's Customer Service Employee of the Year recognition . ~ ~ *Columbus 79" 169' Business school dean holds Ohio State·reins for ....: . . .. '. ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER i • t ., ' \ I COLUMBUS - Ohio State's acting president said the temporary nature of his job hasn't stopped wellmeaning alumni from offering suggestions. One of the first e-mails Joseph Alutto received after being appointed interim president last month was from an .alumnus suggesting he oren up campus parking to al comers. · "All I could think about was, 'Boy, that would be one mark that I could make on this place,"' Alutto said Tuesday with a laugh, envisioning the controversy on the crowded campus, the nation's largest. : Alutto, formr.r dean of OSU's Max M. Fisher College of Business, combines stellar academic credentials with powerhouse fundraising. His back~round js the perfect descriptiOn for the full-time job of president, a position Alutto says he's not seeking. Alutto, who grew the business school's endowment by more than 600 percent, is also acting provost, the university's top academic post and the No. 2 job after president. That's the position Alutto says he's Interested in once trustees select a new chief of the university. The search ·for the next president is going well, said Alex Shumate, the Columbus lawyer directing the university search committee. He would not comment further. Karen Holbrook retired this summer after five years. · So far, Alutto has used the interim job as a soapbox for keeping Ohio State afford- ~ t::_3 Cloudy Pa:J'v ~ ~ C1 • Thunder· · Flurries . Showenr • storms 1 ~ Ice ~ . " ". ~· ...:. • ~· ~ Ram • • Snow •• • • • Woa1t101 Undergroond • A'P Wednesday... Shower s and thunderstorms. Highs around 80. Southwest winds 5 to I 0 mph ... Becoming west in the afternoon. Chance of rain 80 percent. Wednesday night ...Partly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. Cooler with lows in the mid''SO!i'iWes~winds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. ·' ' .. ThllfSd~tJ:":.:~~Il!lY,· High~ the 1ower '80s. West wimls.5 to 10 mph. · Thursday night...Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 50s. West winds around 5 mph. · Friday... Partly sunny with a chance of showers AP Ohio State's acting President Joseph Alutto talks in his office Tuesday in Columbu s. Alutto combines stellar academic credentials with powerhouse fundraising. It's the perfect description for the full-time job, a position Joseph Alutto won't say whether he' s seeking. able and making sure it's a university that delivers once students get here. "It's access to excellence. It's not access to mediocrity," Alutto told The Associated Pre ss in an interview. "If we're reaching out to bright students and saying , 'Come to Ohio State,' we then have an obligation to create an absolutely world-class lion, up from just $18 million when Alutto became dean in 1991. Alutto also oversaw a campaign that raised $45 million for the construction of six new bu siness school buildings . . Alutto, 66, has published more than 65 academic articles on managerial behavior. A New York City native, he earned his bachenvironment." elor 's . at Manhattan The business school College, the first in his endowment, which funds family to go to college. student scholarships, proHe is at the office by 7 fessors' salaries and vari- a.m. and works well into the ous programs at the evening. He's known for a school, isabout $141 mil- personal touch that includes respondin~ to all e-mail s within 24 liours. \ "People can ·sometimes look at a large state university and expect the leadership isn't attentive to them," said Jim Miller, extern al affairs and de velopment director at the business school. "Joe Alutto is atten tive - he takes care of people who ask him to do things, and I think donors · appreciate that." Ohio State's Columbus campus had 51 ,81 8 students during the past school year - the highest enrollment nationally at a publi c university.· and thunderstorms. Highs around '80. Chance of rain 30 percent. · Friday night ... Mostly cloudy in the evening ... Then becoming partly cloudy. Lows in· the lower 60s. Saturday throug!J Sunday... Partly cloudy: Highs in the lower 80s. Lows in the lower 60s. , Sunday night...Mostl y cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms: Lows around 60. Chance of rain 30 percent. Monday and Monday night...Mostly · cloudy. Highs in the lower 80s. Lows in the mid 60s . Tuesday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Local Stocks AEP ( NYSE) - 44.83 Akzo (NASDAQ)- 87.00 . Ashland Inc •. (NYSE) - 64.14 Big Lots (NYSE)- 29.56 Bob Evans (NASDAQ)- 37.30 BorgWarner (NYSE)- 90.00 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ)- 57.76 ·champion (NASDAQ)- 6.73 Charming Shops (NASDAQ)- 10.79 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 37.53 Collins ( NYSE) - 71.43 Dollar General ( NYSE) - 21.97 DuPont (NYSE) - 51.21 US Bank (NYSE) - 32.84 Gannett ( NYSE) - 54.02 General Electric ( NYSE) - 37.90 . Harley-Davidson (NYSE) - 60.78 .. JP Morgan ( NYSE) - 47.51 Kroger (NVSE) - 28.05 Limited Brands ( NYSE) ......' 27 .70 Norfolk SouthBfn (NYSE)- 53.53 Swiss rider extends Tour de France lead, thanks absent coach COMPIEGNE, France (AP) - Tour de France leader Fabian Cancellara has a message for coach Bjarne Riis: Thank you, and wish you were here. The Swiss rider and his esc teammates popped open champagne. after h.is opportumsuc v1ctory m Tuesday's wind-swept third stage, the longest of the three-week race. Cancellara extended his overall lead as cycling' s showcase event left Belgium and returned home to France. Riis, however, had to miss the celebration. He is not at the race after confessing to using a banned performance ·enhancer during his 1996 Tour 1 victory, a new blow for a sport' battered by doping revelations the last 14 months. Cancellara won Saturday's prologue and has been the only rider to wear the leader's yellow jersey. He credits his top form ill Riis' instruction. "!'d have to say .'Thank . the team," you. ' H ... e IS The Cancellara told Associated Press. "I was sure wishing he was here ." Riis' absence has been hard, he said, "but we are professionals." Cancellara had feared losing the yellow jersey to one of four breakaway. riders along the 147-mile route from Waregem, Belgium, to Coi:npiegne, northeast of Paris. The pack caught up near the fm1sh. Cancellara, having ·been shielded from high winds by teammates, had enough left to surge ahead and overtake the four with hundreds of yards to go. "I have no words after wmnmg something like that," he said. "I attacked. It was instinctive." Sprint speciali st Erik Zabel of Germany wa& second and Danilo Napolitano of Italy was third. They and the trailing pack took 6 hours, 36 minutes, 15 seconds to complete the course, averaging an unusually low 22 mph. "It was a really long day but because of the wind we couldn't go faster. We are not machines," said Cancelliua, who was caught in a group crash and slightly Monday injured hi s left hand . All 187 riders that began Please see Tour, 16 AP photo Overall leader Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland reacts as he crosses the finish line to win the 3rd stage of the 94th Tout de France cycling race between Waregem, Belgium, and Compiegne, France, on Tuesday. Skyline, Ohio Valley _ to double up for two-day weekend STAFf REPORT SPORTS@M\'DAILYSENTINEL.COM HYL holding men's softball tourney HARRISONVILLE The 4th annual Harrisonville Men's Softball Tournament will be held on Saturday, July 28, and Sunday, July 29 at the Harrisonville ball fields. The two-day tournament has a $100 entry fee per team and all teams are welcome . All proceeds will go towards the Harrisonville Youth League . Deadline to register is Monday, July 23 . For more information please contact Sarah at 740-992-0351 or Regina at 740-698 -2804 . HYL holding co-ed softball tourney • Oak Hill Ananclal (NASDAQ)- 22.20 HARRISONVILLE A co-ed softball tournament has been scheduled for Saturday, August 4, and Sunday, August 5 at the Harnsonville ball fields . The two-day tournament has a $100 entry fee per team. All proceeds wi II go towards the Harri sonvifle Youth League . Deadline to register is Monday, July 30. For more information please contact Sarah at 740-992-0351 or Regina at 740-698-2804. Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NAS. DAQ) -25.00 BBT ( NYSE) - 40.20 Peoples (NASD-'Q)- 25.57 Pepsico ( NYSE) - 65.8.7 Premier (NASDAQ) - 16.02 Rockwall (NYSE) - 71.45 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ) - 18.43 Royal Dutch Shell - 83.88 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) - 154.21 Wai-Mart ( NYSE) - 4 7.56 Wendy's (NYSE) - 37.26 Worthington ( NYSE) - · 22.68 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closlne quotes or trans· actions for July i!Q, 2007, pro- : vlded by Edward Jones financial advisors Isaac Mills In · Gallipolis at ( 740) 441-9441· and Lesley Manero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. Meigs FF League combined practice APphoto American League's Victor Martinez, of the Cleveland Indians, is congratulated by his teammates after hitting a two-run , home run during the eighth inning in the ·All-Star baseball game in ,San Francisco on Tuesday. Anerican League outlasts National League, 5-4 BY RoNALD BLUM AP BASEBALL WRITER SAN FRANCISCO On a night of tricky hops, Ichiro Suzuki and the American League also bounced back to win. Instead of a Barry Bonds splash shot, the defining hit at Tuesday's All-Star game was Suzuki's insidethe-park home run , the first in the game's history. Suzuki lined a go-ahead, two-run drive off the rightfield wall in the fifth inning, Carl Crawford and Victor Martinez later hit conventional shots and the Americans made it 10 straight over Nationals, holding on for a 5-4 victory. After Alfonso Soriano's two-out, two-run homer in the ninth, the NL loaded the bases. Angel s closer Francisco Rodriguez then retired Aaron Rowand on a routine fly to right for a save. Willie Mays, Bonds' godfather, was honored . . with a touching tribute before the game. In the Say Hey Kid's day, the NL ruled All-Star games but not anymore. The AL closed to 40-36-2 and improved to 5-0 since the All-Star winner received homefield advantage in the World Series. In a decade of dqminance , the notorious 2002 tie at Milwaukee was all that interrupted the AL's run. The only longer streak was when the NL took II in a row from 1972-82. Soriano made it close with his homer off J.J . Putz. After the Seattle closer walked J.J. Hardy, Rodriguez relieved and walked Derrek Lee on a full count - AL manager Jim Leyland screamed at first-base umpire Charlie Reliford about a check swing. Orlando Hudson also walked, loading the bases before Rowand's tly ended it. Pluse see All· Star, 16 STEWART - Onceagain Skyline Speedway in Stewart and Ohio Valley Speedway in nearby Lubeck, W.Va. will team up for a 410 outlaw sprint car double header this July 1314 weekend at the two MidOhio Valier dirt tracks. In additron, both tracks will be running full programs in Late Models and their other regular divisions, Friday's Skyline feature wlll pay $1 ,200 to win and at Ohio Valley the race will pay $1 ,500 to win, $200 to start. The Sprint cars will make their return to the 3/8 mile, semi-high banks of Skyline Speedway for the first time since the 1997. Two earlier attempts to return the sprint cars resulted in rain outs with cars from as far away as New Jersey in the pll area. Last week nearly 100 cars packed the Skyline pits with 30 of the nation's fastest dirt late models vying for the $2000 top prize. Josh McGuire of Ashland, Ky. brought home the win. Local s Todd Smith of Pomeroy had fourth fastest time and Racine's Scott Wolfe posted sixtlj quickest time. In the 1960's and 1970's Skyline Speedway was the hotbed of open wheel racing in the Midwest with sucli stars as Larry Dkkson ; Larry "Boom Boom" Cannon , Hubby Jones, Sheldon Kinser, Don Please see Weekend. 16 Short flight ends in tragedy with five dead in Florida • • • · ROCK SPRINGS The Meigs Flag Football League will have a coml>ined pracdce. for everyone who has s1gned up to BY TRAVIS REED play, 8:30 a.m. Saturday, ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER July 28 at the Meigs High School Practice Field. The SANFORD, Fla. field is located behind the high school. This practice Witnesses · said it seemed is to test the ability of the peoples' skin was melting. players, so the draft can be Thick columns of blaclc held to di vide the teams. smoke rose frofn homes shattered by airplane debris and set on fire. The twin-engine CoNTACT US Cessna 's highly com bu stible fuel burned fast OVP ScoreLine (5 p.m.-1 a.m.) and hot and deadly. Just 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 after 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, a manicured subdivi sion Fall .:.. 1-740-446-3008 into a di saster scene. turned E-mail - sports Cmydailysentlnel .com Fi ve people died when a S.PQrtf...S.I•.tl small plane crashed into a Brad Sherman, Sports Editor neighborhood Tuesday, (740) 446·2342 . • , .. 33 including the husband of a bsherman@ mydailytribune.com NASCAR offi cial and ·a pi lot for the auto racin g Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 44 6-2342, eMI . 23 organi zation . Al so killed Ierum @mydailyregister.com we re two children , a 6 month old and a 4 year old. Bryan Walters, Sports Writer A I0-year-old boy suffered (740) 446·2342 .•~ . 33 bwal ters@mydailytribune.com bum s over up to 90 percent of his body. Eric Domnitz, a food sales worker who lives just down the street from the crash, hurried with a ftre e,;tinguisher when he heard a woman scream. He said he discovered a horrific scene. "It's in my head. The woman was just melting. It looked like her skin was just melting off," he said. "The guy, he was melting. He · looked like wax." . The disaster killed the quiet in a well-manicured subdivision about 20 miles outside Orlando, full of two-story gray, tan and beige homes. "There was a great, great deal of smoke. 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P•~r DI•PI•v: a.z Noon z •u••ne•• o•v• Prior To Publlc.tlan All ~·;~::'~:"~::~~-~::: Sund•y Thur•d•t' • All ede muot be prepaid" =~=~I r,o KIT Bo CARLYLE ....... -. .._r Ohio 'IIliey Pulllllhlng ,.,_ ........... oojecl or ..,.., ony ad at •ny time. Must on tho I Mu~I - Famlly, Sat. Ju~ 14th 789 N SR 1· Or Strauss' parking lot 8-4 household i1&ms. boys & g1rts clott)1ng I i4 General Laborers noedeo for the GalllpoHe area- pay rate IS $8 hr, Shift S:OOam2 30pm Contact Lisa Caudill, Kelly SerVIces 1740)353 n65 IV JUDGMENT? Dkl you collect ~1 We sp8CIBIIze In ttle enforcement of judgments Call us to see how we can assist at 740.388·824 YARDSAIEroMEROYiMIDDLE GOOD PAYING CAREER OPPORTUNITY- Local 011 12 13, rain or shine 3/4 to fill pos111on of lafld man or mNe on New UrTia Rutland Land Agent 1n SE OH and 1740)742·2716 Western EV Ideal candidate Is a self starter wnh besic Moving Sale- V1ne Street computer knowledge strong Rac.ne F r1 da~ July 13th comrTl.mlcaliOn and negotlaSam· 4pm, clothes, scrub&, turn! b.Jre, pictures, craMs, b•rd· houses, tools, toys & much, much more Yard Sale Beoel!l Fnday, July 13 @ Enterpnse U M Church parkmg lot on Enterpnse Road off Route 833 Fundra1ser for Ahyah non sk•lls who 1s w1lllng to travel withm the reg1oh Knowtedge of legal description pnor sales experience. lam1hanty with the reg1on and local courthouse are a plus If you are Interested 10. finding our more abOut this rewarding career, ptease contact Dan Stevenson 0 740-446-6800 or fax resume to 74Q-446-6602 Gantt to attend Jun1or Nat1onal Young leaders Conference 9am-5pm Sponsored by tho churc.h Hanc:t)'man needed for renral property 740-645·5953 r July 13-14 Louks residence below Eastern High School 9 00 to 1 Rain cancels. WroANJIDBuY '~n:~~ ~~ l~j,...,,oni II -I \ i ~ 2 r Absolute Top Dollar US SP1Ive < andGoiGdoRid Catpns, roo1se1s 1ngs, reiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;~ 1935 us Currehcy, Solitaire Diamonds· MTS. \\\.Ill \ 1 I \I I \. I " C01n Shop, 161 Second -·~· Avenue, Gall•polls, 74Q-446n.l"'ll"IUUm..:~ IS 21142 '1 •·-·- --- I •• J h - o1 uly• 91 ' be I Vaughn L r:-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• F nch 1 re wn not respons•- ~110 HELP WAN11!D -~ blelor any olhe• debts other -man my own Open•ng lo• CiOftO<sCraft sale Sept 15th at Ltghthouse Assembl Y oI God •n ~ oo GaII •poIIS $.::u a space CaiDeborah,740•386 -3340 r GivFAWAY __ 4 black Kittens 1 gray 7 weeks ok:t 304·937-3348 5 m1xed small pupp1es (par· Bnts present) Catl740-8431026 6 week old kittens 740 441 7667 8 wk old female kitten black • wn~e 304-882·2925 Free Black Lab w/ j)omted ears been spayed, loves water needs room to run Call740·388-0069 FREE DIRT About 4-5 tons of day/sand m1x Call 304- 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts, wood 531 ·5849 1tems To $480/wk Matenals Free lab m1x pupp1es 11 prov1ded Free 1nformat1on weeks , 3 females, 1 male pl<g 24H< 80\-428-4649 304 593 6 202 or 593 4474 An Excellent way to earn Free pupp1es to good home money The New A110n Blad< w1 blt5 ol while. very Call Manlyn 30~ 882 21"'5 cute 740-256- 1059 AVON! All Areas• To Buy or Gl\~eaway- free cats all d•f· Sell Shirley Spears, 304 ferent kinds, to good home 6_7_5_1_42_9- - ' - - - 304-675-6720 Fruth Inc IS seeking an assoc1ate to work In the Lo!rr Al'ill warehouse Oualllled candl FOUND dates must have a valid drivers license, be able to lift at ~08T DOG: Small Greg & least BOibs on a regular \'lhlle Female Dog. Lo91 basis haiJEI a high echool near 3rd Ave, GaNipolls, Sun d1ploma or eQUivalent. and 8/24 Answers to Katie, be able to tolerate extreme Roword Ol!ered 1614)271 - temperatures If Interested _ _ _ _ _ _ please mall your reaume to Fruth Corporate otflca, Attn Human Anourcea· ~;:::.:::;::~ WarehO UII Potlllon, FIR1 Boll: 332 Point Pieaeant. wv VAliD SALE- j 25550 No phone callo ~ GALIJPOLIS . PIIOIII t v r·------,.J 143 Second Avo July 12·13 1:30. ~ . 30 -------3 Ftmlly Garage Salt, TueaFri. o4 daya. Longabtrger bllkl~ cla1hlng, cooh reg , army cote, jewelry clock, OVO'I, MOVIII, Beauty anop equtp, Weight bencn & haahh equip, tablea. lap top blanket&, 3 mlln on Rt 160 palt Hofzar'l Rein or S1'1 lnet .l.lly 13-14 Rodney COmmunity penter Lots ot baby Item& and m1sc tl reslwtleela tor F 150 4x4 41am l~ FT Cake Decorator Mult neva "ood pareonallty Would bt greet W you have some training but will tr11n Send retume to JackSon Hew~ 1828 Eaatem Ave Gallipolis Oh 4563 1 - ' - - - - '- -Full time & Part lime poaltlons available at The Karat Patch Diamonda-N-Gold Gallipolis Ohio Loo«lng for lfldlvlduals that ere ou tgo. lng, self-motivated and pro· lesslonal Resumes & appll· caiiOns accepted 1n person ask lor Jeanme Of lax 740· 446·3608 C 2007 ,,... _____-. .. l\.10______.1l'f.16______.11176 "'11~------, IGanetructorC -eel lhpolls areer ·Ccllege iS lhll'WAN11!D seeking a ful·tlme Instructor lor its Office Adminlstratwe programs The Qualified LOOK HERE applicant must have BICpenence 1n a multitude of office For I Btner Employment Opportunity! administrative .applications. A m1nuoom of a Bacbelors oagree IS reqLNred Sa nd We offer resumes to Jdanlck•ctgel· • S.SOOFuH·Htlmlrt n~BonualtioneI Mpollscareercollege com, or ,..... mall to 1176 Jackson Pike, 40 hrs/wk. Suite 312, Galhpoll$. OH " Upto$850/hr+ 45631 weakly bOnus potential · ------~• Pak1 Tralrlng IRS JOBS .. r-nnwt~ete benefits _ .. p,.,ackage $16 46-132 60/hr . now hlr• Pakt vacatlonlpald holiday lng Pa1d Tram1ng is prov1dF"-·""'. p~·-•onal ed For application and~.. ·~~·,, ·~n government JOb Info call office ellYimnment •-·•can •··-- cll.abor 1_ ~·-· ~ 913-599-8244, 24/hrs emp Lot uo -·•~ you wh11 mokellnloCIIIcn 1 groot serv. pttcoto-1 John ct-. Ford UftCOin -.. Mercury Csl today to schedule an rv1 Needs IIYee mdMduals 1nte ew thatare1nterestedlna 1-877-463-6247 career as an Automotive ext. 2311 Consultant We are looking for 1nd1V1duals that are out . go1ng, sell motivated and Mason Counly EMS rs proless1onal We have one acceprmg sppl!cstJons tor of the best compensation Med1cs and EMrs far more plans mthe 1ndustry and a mformstlon cal/675-6134 benefits package that has health Insurance 4o1K Neectrespons•blepersonfor ret•remoot, diSability and bfe ct11idcare 5/various days Insurance If you want to week Will Include some Sal ears an excellent liVIng and and Sun 645-1304 b t ette~~r~r::~~~=Pat Part time Employee needed m the Pt Pleasant area for •, £ Dental Ofl1ce Please send "'~ resume to Dental Off•.ce, d'Jt ' .... . ...... 3984 lnd1an Creek Road, Etkvlew, WV 25071 John Sang Ford Lincoln Mercury Has a pos1t1on open for an Part t1me Nanny/Babysitter Automot1ve Tect1mCian We to care lor two special little are looking for an mdlvldi.Jal boys •n my home 2·3 days per week Flexible hours and that has a well rounded knowledge about automo· days Also look•ng for parttime housekeeper Please t1ve repa1r Ford Motor Company tra1nmg Will be call Tammy 0 (740)645· 2292 or Angela @(740)446provided and IS on go1ng We offer acompetitive com 7288 pensatiOn plan and our benPOST OFFICE NOW ef•t padlage trlCiudes hea!th HIRING msurance 401K retirement, Avg Pay $20/hr or d1sab1ilty Insurance and hie $57K annualy insurance It you are tired of working for someone that IS Including Federal Benefits and otPald Training, not work1ng for you or want Vacations·FTIPT to bet1er yourself contact 1-666-542-1531 Sernce Manager J1m USWA Thomas 8 ! Buck stove msert 740-446· 1420 1-11 sale 1n New Haven The bathroom Is newly remOO,led, covered front porch 6ack deck, garage, fenced in /,., www.comlca.com 3 --. · R&J TruCking Leading The Way A&J Trucking now Hiring at our New Haven, WV Terminal. For Regional Hauls·Dump Olv f 'year OTA verifiable exp Call t800·462-9365 aek lor Kent 4ID j ... . . ... . -------Local Ins company looking for FT employee license preferred Send resume to CLA Box 100 cia Gallipolis Dolly Tribune. PO Be• 469. RECEPTIONIST nMdild lor Clolllpcllo, OH 45631 busy office In Ga.ltla County. Will bt rtlpcnolblt lor 0111.. Anlotonl Tho Chic eniWtrlng phontl, providStott Unl,.rt)Jy Eiilonolon, lng cuotomor ttrviCO, bllic Mtlgt COunty on1c1, cur· datt entry and other gentl'll rtntly hu an opening lor tn clerical dUIIH Muat hovo o offiCI IMIItlnt. AI I mtm· geed ollltudl, bt •ory btr of t t11m, you will bt daptndoblo , friendly ond rupontlblt tor ttcretarlal truotworthy Computer oklllo and accounting dutltl For rtqtJirad. Rttumae rnuat bt complete poalllon dllcrlp· typed and profe1tlon11 lien, quollllcotlcno. oddltlon· Send ra1ume to. at Information and/or to Rtcepllonlat apply on lint go to ~ PO~XB3 aoroay com and Burch Gallipolis, OH 45631 Poollngally Job Tnle Office Aool ot ant · OSUE Security Offlcera needld In Melgs!Pomeroy To build a New Haven WV $7 ee per dive rse workforce 0t'llo hour, all ah!fll, FT & P:T State encourages appllca· Must have clean record, lion& from lndtvl duals wltt1 a drugcheck screen dtsab1ht•es mmontles, veter· pass background Calland 1 ans and women EEO/AA 2 35 8 30 10 employer ~og; ~~~ ~1F~;ir, • lhll'WANIID • Security Olllcers needed In New Haven, wv s7.66 per hhill "T&"T IJIIUr, a11 s 8, r. ~ . Must have clean record, pass 0 drug ec<een end background chettt Call 1· 800 _275-8359. M·F. 8.30 to 5 00 EOE MIFIDN FOR SAlE Inc. For sale or rent 3BA 2 stol)l house Sale $68500 Rent $650 + $500/dep Call 4416953 I and new crownnew mold1ng and air. baseboards, dish • washer and oven Asking well below recent appra•sal 3 piece cnb set, light oak In al 80k CaN 304 _682 .3m color& gooq cond , crib for more detals. w/mattress. wardrobe & - - - - - --..,ches1, when purcha&ed pakt 4 BA house, 2 5 baths, 1 $1000 asking $200 for acre. 1 car ~ge. gazebo, "-'-up complete set Call 304-458- motor heme- 11\IVI\ Mom1ng 8!.~ Rd .ln Racine 2047 atter Asking $1oo,OOO C~:l.ll 225· New Hiwen, 4+ acres, 3 br . 2 ba .• total elect gas log f1reptacet frlg , stove, dishMosher, hot tub outside, ••ew, $53 000, 30,4882·3021 ,740·441·9331 New Haven, 4+ acres, 3 br , 2 ba .. total elect , gas log fireplace, fng . stove, diShwasher, hot tub outside, great v•ew, $53 000, 304882-3021,740-441-9331 Ne bul" •- In G wty on n 11Ume Twp. Kmg Ad reen oft NeighborhOOd Ad Appro~t 254- 1 ~ 1200 sq ft 3 acres m/1 2 9 A 2 fullbathswtwhlrlpooltubs, S 8 8 k 1 n g 5 room hou&e .m II'QUnd large LA Asking 67,500 ParamedlciEMT/CNA 10 A-QK-Ccrrals & Barns MCVflln on lf1o' day ycu pay ;_740-::..;44.:.6:.-7;_0:2:.:.9_ _ __ work With PE1t1ents with heart M A Shl 1 for It 740-379-2254 ... h BR disease In a physicians Ce 1a1 0 11ngA denglles, ---,...-,...-,--- Older uame orne 3 · 1 olll Pol 1 PI onere s, emo ng, Sbd 2ba Golllpollo IBA, LR, DR, Galley ce In n easant Oeck& Pole B Basic EKG skills a mu&l- Garan:.s.Fr'ee eotlmatesaCaons• FDf'tdol;urel Buy for kitchen, basement, 11 ~ -1 5~:-..n, • 25ocres • CA/heol Coli Temporary part-time Mon· ~••, _.._.. 1230 Frl day shit $11+1tw. Send 304..,._. ~011%. Men hom.l446. •62~71;..-~--., ~~ 11 ~- 1 Fo 1 1 a resume fa PO BOX ,' 997, a~·. Portable Sawrml. ·~n -nN r CCI MOBILE H~··'~ 11""- coli 800-558-4101 ~·= ' Huntinptoo, WV 25713 don' haul your Logs to the •-~· FOR SALE Studanta tor,. NA PRO- MllljustcaJI~-675-1957 _xf1154________ GRAM · Rtv>~t.."'rin"'"- Guitar Leasons-lnatrudor Attentlonl-1982 F1esta 14 X 70 3 Br . 1 ........, _. NunJif'V'I and Rehabllitatton larry Roush available tor l.ocaJ company offenng "NO bath Good Condition 304· ··• Center Is located 5 miles eummer lessons 740-446- DOWN PAYMENT" pro- n3-5525 after 1 P:M from Pomeroy and 20 m1n-09 - :.4::_7_ _ _ _ _ _ grams tor you to buy your - - - - - - - utes from Athens end home mstead of renting 1990 Clayton MH, located at Albany We currently are Lawn mowing Rates by the • 1OOo/o financmg 157 Green Terrace~ can seeking lndiVIfilals Interest- job, not the hour, Free • Less than perfect cred1t leave MH there at ed m attending our 75 hour Estimates Call Paul @ accepted $141/month lot rent wh•ch 4 16.:.7.:5.: Nursing AssiStant Program ~130 :::..;: · 2.:94.:0::_____ ' Payment could be lhe Includes water/trash newly wh1ch w111 start July 16, Lawn-Care SaNtee, Mowing same as rent remodeled newcarpel. new 2007 , B ooa m..-4 30p m & Tnmmlng Call (740)441 . Mortgage locators GE stove and fndge, FP, 2 Th1s class Is 1ree of charge 1333 or (740)645·0546 (740)367·0000 large BR wl 2 lull Baths Please come m and comNewunderp1nmng Has front plate an app~cation if Inter- Mature female w1ll babySit 1n Beautiful Ranch Style 2 bed and back porch, 2 metal out ested R(ICt(spnngs Is an my smoke-free home room 2 bath. 2 car garage bUildings Bx10 and 14x20 equal opporftJI"'Ity employer Flexible hours Dally or 2 112 acres 3 m1les from Must see to apprec1ate weekly rates References Po1nt Pleasant on At 62·S Asking $19900 740-446TEACHING POSITIONS ava•lable 304-674-325 1 Motivated Seller Movmg .,082=6.::or:..:M:.:.:5_::12::96::__ _ The Me 1gs County Bca<d of " from Area All otters cons1d 1 0 S Mental Retardation & .....,lche e s aycare now ered $128 000 304 675 1998 Clayton p1r1t tl Lots of Developmental Disabilities accepting ages 1B months 4235. extras excellent cond1t10n has the follOWing positionS to 13yrs , Hours Mon·Wed· - - ' - - - - - - - Must be moved Call 949available Multiple Fn 6am-6pm Tuas & Thurs. Beaut•ful Middleport hamel 2698 after 4 p m Disabilities Teacher Must 6am to Spm, 3BA 2BA full basement 1 have current valid OhiO Aulland/Hamsonv•tle area 112 car garage wllh a room 2007 Clayton Department ol Education call (740)698..()214 ask for above Many NEW teaturesll 5BR/3BA 2000 Sq Ft certlflcahonlhcell5ure and _M_IC_he_le_ _ __ _ _ Must see thiS one! 740·416· Starting at $3300/spfl ' 1648 / NO DOWN PAYMENT have or be ehgtble to obta1n wanted to Do Weed Eat1ng to qualified buyers InIerve nti on Spec1aI1st vaI1- Jobs HillsideS are no prob. The Home Show d.' 10n 1n lhe area oI lem (Call after 6 OOpm) Moderate/IntenSive educa- (740)256·1289 Ashland, KY t1onal needs Early 888·928-3426 Childhood Spec1al Educaloon Teache< Must ~iij~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 2007 Clayton o.-~ have current Oh10 iO ~~~'~....., All real estate advertising 5BR/3BA 2000 Sq Ft Department of Education lw-oiOProliioioiiiR111Nm'iiloiiii-.,.J 1n this newsp.-per Ia Starting at $33 00/sp fl l cert1flcat10rv11censure and ... subject to the Federril NO DOWN PAYMENT have or be e l•g~ble to obtain ,---.~~~-., Fair Housing Act of 1MB to qualified buyers Earty Ch11dhood Intervention •NOTICE• which mak" 11 llleglll to The Home Show Specialist validation Send OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHadvertfH "any Ashland, KY lNG CO recommends preference, llmllltton or resume and a copy of teach· dlac:rlmlnltlon baaed on 888~928·3426 'ng license bY JuIY 19th Io· that you do business w•th race, color, religion, MJ: Carleton School. 1310 people you know. and fllmlllat status or naUonel 2007 Doublew1de Carteton Street, P: 0 Box NOT to 5end money origin, or any Intention to 38R, 2BA, 307. Syracuse, OH 45779 through the ma•i until you makt any euc:h Delivered & Set $39 999 have Investigated the preter.nce, tlmlltltlon or The Home Show. The Cral~;~ Group need& out· oftering ~ discrimination," Ashland, Ky going Ohio residents to help . ...,..._ _ _ _. . Toll· free 888·928-3426 with statewide campa1gn Ttlll ntwapaper will not Each person wUI make 1 to 2 MoNEY knowingly ICotpt 2007 Doublew1de dollars per tlgnature & up to 10 LoAN advenlumtntl for fHI 3BR , 2BA, "bite whk:h l1in $500 weekly Call 74Q-251· ~=::::::;;:::; viOidon of ~1w. Our Delivered & Set $39 999 7591 & ¥k lor Chris or p ,...,. .,. hertb~ The Home Show, e.mall dbenaoOcrolg· **NOTICE•• Informed thlt Ill woup.oom Alhltnd. Ky :::;;:::.:.::.:.._ _ _ __ dwe1Nng1 ~YertiHd In Tol> lreo 868·928·3426 Borrow Smart Conttct 1111 MWiplpel' l f l The Crelg Group natda out· IV1IIIbl1 on 1n tqUii going lndlvklualoIa http with tht Ohio Dlvltlon or lnttltutlon 1 93 Clay1on 2 Bd , 2 bath opporNrMty biiH. atatt·wldt campelgn Make Financial Office ol Coneumer range. ool dloh wuhor, naw $1-$2 per ~gnltu re & up to $500 wltk~ Plaut coli Alfllrt JIPOII! you roll- lor 1111 by cwnor, 5 roam & carpel, mint cond $11.500 Chrlo 11 7~0-251-7591 or nanoe your home or blttl new carpet, nreplect, Firm. Strloul call& only740· dlthwaehtr, 64ll·0072,or,740·441 ·93.'i!O • m a I I obtain 1 loan IIWAAI blllmtnl. ol requtltl for any large atcwa. tr11zar, new 1ront Grtal uttd 2005 3 bedroom adv1nct payments or porch with railing with 16!60 with vlnyllohlngle teet or lnauranct Cell the Fr1nch doors, back patio, Offlot of Contumer concrttl lnground pool , Muat sell, Only S2S 995 with Affairs toll free at 1·866· 1511:30 new filter, new pump, delivery Call l740)365-4367 Oanlpolla Clrttr College 278·0003 to l11rn W the small porch on back with OBC Modulor (LXM503) (CirHI'I Clost To Home) mortgage broker or sliding doors new central special order only 1• Call Todayl740·448-4367 lender properly heat & cooling , road 15Z,Mtt00dellvered to your 1-800·214-0452 licensed (Thls la a public frontage 1 28 & ac carport, location Colt'a Mobile wwwa-llipollclrweolllgtcom , service announcement free gas, 3 gas well&, Homt• 4 miles East of Accledlltcl Membtr .l.ccrtclltlng !rom lhe Ohio Valley (7o40)992·S6 16, 112 mile off Athens on Rl 50132 PH SOQ-466-4687 o<592·1972 Sct'looli1274B ftend~ w""~ ' :"';::'""'~";o; '"".eon ;;;-~~P~u~bl;l•h;ln~g~Cc~m~pa;n;yi~~;K;t"• ~~sbu~r~.~$~12~0~000 ;;-;-;7"'1 M·F 8·7 , Sat 9 to 4 "Where you get your moneys wonh" WAN11!D ToDo ° •u r r 1 5'1 r j ICLASSIFIEDS WILL WORK FOR YOU II Harley Davidson Gentle 2yr aid Cuartor 1\:Jny Gofgeous Palom1no Mare Bay ' Mara, Appalcooa Gelclng, All brok8 to rtde, $25()1600 (740I367-neo l740)2 45-59f!ol 4833 1740)645 L Adamo et al SHERIFF SALE c- Number 07CV015 - -- - - -- Countrywide ho1118 2005 H 0 Road K1ng Cuslom DiltwiB wl bacl<rest l.aMo and wind&hiekl 2700 actual l'talntlff ,. Horold L. Adamo II Red Reg. percentage boer rmles $15500.645-7« 1 al l>lly goato. 75% S125 50% $100 740-251H1152 2005 H D Fat 1101' CU8IOm Delendentl maf'Oon w/embossed 11ames.1 o1 200 made,!IOO m•les since new,prlce $19,000 080 call for :dela::=•ls-::.:_740-.::;94:.;.::.9-.:22:::1::_7;__ 200S Handa ~. 250 2 wheel dnve four wheeler, excellent shape, hardy ridden, $2800. 1740)256-9323 or I740)331Hl544 IriO ~~ I j I NEW 2008 4 Bod $49,189 .... u .. -$293. ·------...1 M1111174U2I.ZIII mymldwuthomt.com New 3 Bedroom homes from $214 36 per month, Includes many upgrades delivery & set-up (740)385-2434 N1ce used 3 bedroom home vmyllsh1ngle Will help With delivery 740·385-4367 OWNER FINANCING N1ce 3/2 s•ngi8Wides From $1,800 down payment Scott 1740) 828 2750 SPECIAL FHA· FINANCE Program ·SO Down. II you own l and or use Family Land We own the Bank your Approved 606-474·6380 r Property 81: 63375 Sl Rt. 12A, Long BollcMn, OH PPf ~7.010 Prior Deed References: Vol~me 91 , Pogo 75 Appraised at $65,1100 Terms of Sale: Cennot be sold lor leoo lhlln 213rds of the appraised value. 10% down on day of sale, caoh or certified check, bal· ance due on conllrme11on of sale. The appraisal did not Include an lnlerlor examination of lluo house. • Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sltertll Attornrt for the PlalntHI Lerner Sampson I Rothtull 120 E. 4th St. 81h Floor Cincinnati, OH 452424007 513-241-3100 (7)4, 11,18 E~tceltent ~e~r:~=~~ ':sf: 1 I two"""""'"' r r'o . I ~ r LoTs& ACREAGE 2 tra1ler lots for rent near Aacme, $250 a month, 1740)992-2456 55 acres more 01 less, $69,000 Call740-256-~247 Trader lot tor rent 1ust above Add1son on 817. Call 740· •• 7 7678 uo I( I \ I \I "' ~::======: r10 :~ r•o HUGE F01 sale/land contract 3 BR .-------~' bed< yard. new central heal great MNli'IJANIOCJ!l'i 200~ Sponster 663, 4200 miles, Metal Flako Blue, $4800 .. It house 11i Gallipolis, WID connection $t500 down $400/mo or rent $475/mo TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? Also 1 BR In GallipoliS$750 No Fee Unless We Win! down $200/mo or rent $250/mo Call Wayne 4041-888·582-3345 456-3602 lor inlo Ill \I I .., I \ I I HUD HOMES! only $21,900. Mora3bd 1~4bd homea avellabla! from S118/mo1 5%dn, 20yr~08%. For listings 0 Dawn"""'" with le89 than tMIO 558-41Dt xF144 perfect Cf8dit is available on Middleport-In town, out o1 this 3 bedroom. 1 bath flOOd plane Bnck Home home. Comer lot, fireplace, Excellent Location 6 Acre modot'n kltchon, locuullub, Apx 4000 IIQ ft 6Rms 3 Br 2 Payment around $550 pe< 112 Blh 2 lire Places 2month. 7.o-367-7129 Garages Lots ol Storage Details Call740·992-4197 3 at 4 bedroom house lor Huge garage sale July 11 and Gas Company looking Saturday July 14th HOMES Coot r Oeatt'tf;,e.s' s.:oo p.m. Rlr Sate 13 month old $200 304-895-3943 Court of Common Piaea, Meigs County, Craftsman Ald1ng Mower, Ohio In purouanco of an 1SHP KoHler Eng1ne, .44 inch cut, S500 (7o40)S82• order of sale to me 7512 directed from aold coort In the above entltied action, I will aapclee to 18le 81 pubAura; lie: auction on the front , FOR SAu; llepo of tho Molgs Ti811or renl. 3 bedroom ·-----· Bo.mFOR&~ County Court Houoe 2 bath,lor near Raooe. $400 a Commercial bu1ldmg "For 1988 Pontiac Grand Pr.x. on Frkl"'f, August 10, month , $400 deposit, Rent" 1800 square feet, off also a riding lawn mower 2007 at 10:00 a.m., of 1740)992-2458 atreet per~ng G<eat loca- Asli lor Jr Phone 256-1102 tion! 749 Third Avenue 10 16ft Alum Starcrafl Boat, ..kl dey, the following ~ Gallipolis Rent $325/mo 1994 Plymouth Acctatin. 85HP Mercury Outboard dncrlbed reel eotate: ~ FOR Rtl'lr Call Wayne 1404)456-3602 75000 miles Former Gov'l MCIO<, Roll, Ule jad<ols & SHulled In the County car Exc Condl $2500 080 much more included lots of of Melga In tile S1l1e of 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Pnme commerCial space for MOVIng overseas & MUST new maintenance Ask1ng Ohio end In the lor Rent, Meigs County, In <onl at Spnngvalley Plaza SELLI eau 740 _794-o290 $2500 080 1740)256-1289 Township of Olive, and and bounded town, No Pets. Deposit Call645-2192 - - -- -- - Required, 174())992-517~ or ~_.-..,.,;----.,~1998 Eagle Talon 92000 40 HP Mercury Outboard ~lbed aalollowo: Being a part of the (740)441..0110 m1les. 1 ownEN' 2 tract of land thot Is ~~-------,.1. condition $4000 negotiable 1 and 2 bedroom apart· 245·5466 One man Bass boat · trolling now or formerly In the ments. furnished and unlur Responsible TN hunter lac*- - -- - - - - - motor + traJier $375 oso name of Hope Drake aa nlshed, and houses 1n mg to lease your land or 1998 Olds 88, 4 Door, 379-2706 recorded In Otftclal Public Notice Pomeroy and Middleport, farm for hunting Please cal $1995, (740)682·7512 ~r_.-~,!"'"---&~.., Record 47 11 Page 538, sacurily defl06il<aqujred, no 423-748-7045 ar email ........,..... Melgo County SHERIFF SALES pets 740-992-2216 rdavisOMUSFIBER.ccm 1999 Chevy Monte Corle . . . .MoroRiiiiitiiiiillloMFl;iiioiiiiiioP Recorder-. Office, said CASE NUMBER 158,000 m•tes Loaded $304- tract being part of100 07CV019 1 BR Apt m Sp~ng vaJiay, 675-7934 WID Hookups, Free wireless - - - - - -- - 92 Four winds class c motor acre lot 124, T3N, JP Morgen Chase R11W, Olive Township, Bank NA Trustee mlemel, 1740)645-4646 HOlSEIIOill '2001 Ford Fccue $3200 heme $12500 Callloiincre mformatlon. 245-9418 or Melga County, S1ata of PlelntHI vs 1 BR, mce walk to Wal Mart , Gc.:loi»; . 304-882-3338 Ohio. and being mora Susan Lyn Jones et al 812-2{)1-3662 Uti!Hies pek1 Dep reQ No 2001 Jeep Grand Cht<okeo - - - - - - - - particularly deacrlbed Defendants pets $550/month 245-5555 For sale Kitchen range & Laredo, Good Condition, 95 Coachman 24ft 5th 81 follows: Court of Common or 441 ·5105 hood $250, 2 maple bar Low Miles. $9500 (740)645- wheeler wlhllch lnd Olnlllg BagiMing et an Iron Ploao, Meigs County, stools $35 , Gun cabinet &hde canopy Sleeps 4-6 pin found on . the Ohio 2 bedroom apartment OOWil - $125 Call 740-441 -6299 8326 - - - - - - - - Very moe! PuHs wJ 1fl ton Southweat Comer of a In pursuance of an town Pomeroy $150 plus Fo~ Mustang GT 5 $5900 Ga!Hp area 740 1.00 Acre Tract 11 order of sale to me ullt (740)992 7511 Full Size Mattress & BIS. 2004 'u Illes, • $180, Sofa & Loveseat sets, speed,leather,52kmltes,leat 245-9214 or 645.0873 rlleorded In Official dlreeted !rom eald 28R near Rio Grande,has $400, Drive a l•ltte· save 8 her, loaded,to many extras AT CHESHIRE 2004 Record 51 a1 Page 675 court In the above ontlfridge, stove, W/0, water, lot Mollohan, 202 Clark to list, Call (740)~79-2298 Nomad-North TraU 34' w1lh and the Grantor's tied action, I will Corner; thence along expose to sele at pubtrash,,. sewer 2BA In Chapel Rd, Bidwell 3B8· 2006 Chevy Cobalt LT, hyd , Extended section the Grantor's line the lie auction on the front Gallipolis has fndge/etove 0173 Camper nearly as new, Silver, loaded, 13,500 miles. QUiet areas No pets Ref steps of the Meigs $12,500 Neg Call Dav1d, following Aeq 740·446-1271 or 709- Kenmore smoofh..top range $14500 oeo 304-612-4321 1606)571-9448, Russell. KY 1. Eeat a diatenc:e of County Court House 1657 w/ oven less than 1 yr old ~------142.53 !eel to an Iron on Frtday, Aug. 10, White, great conditiOn 2006 Toyota Matrb 16000 "I l~\ H I · pin found, and; 2. 2007 al 10:00 o.m., of 2BR apts, 6 m1from Holzer MOVIng overseas and MUST miles Exc Cond St111 under ifiip;;-~---.., NOrth a distance or llkl day, the ~lowing Water/trash/seWer paid. SEUI $350 OBO Call 740- warranty, Power ewrythlr'lg lloME lee1to a 518" x described reeleota1e: $400/mo+<lep 740·662- 794-0290 $17000. Mcvtng overseas. IMrRovEMFMs 133.50 30" Iron pin wl1h a SHulled In the County 9243 or 988-6130 MUST SEUI Call 740plaatlc ldan1111catlon of Melga, In the State 90 3 Br ,$395 M plus 1J1 Plus MNliJ U,MXJtS 1 7 ' IIASEIENT cap set; of Ohio, and In the Dep , av 151 ol M 3rd St MotaiANDisll COOK MOTORS WATI!RPIIDOFtNG Thence with a new line Township of Scipio: Aaclne 740·247·4292 328 Jackson Plke, Gallipolis Unconditional lifetime guar· through tho Grantor's Being a part of a 4 1/2 $100 Coupon Quality cars, trucks and antee Local relerences fll"· land the followtng•ecres more or less 4RM & Bath stove ,fndge. Hot'IUb Outlet H vans with warranty 2002 nlshed Established 1975 thr110 coureas: 1. North tract of land transul•lilles pa•d upsta1rs, 46 Top Quality/Warranty MUton Focus 43,015 m•les $3900 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446· 81 degi'IIOI 28 minutes !erred to Steven D. and Olive Sl No Pels Flea Mid: SIS 606-326·07n 1999 Tracker $3500 Many 0870, Rogers Basemertt: 52 seconds east a dlo- Barbara C. Cottarlll ae $450/month 446·3945 JET others In stOCk Stop or call Waterproofing lance of171.20 feet to recordod aa Parcell In a 518" x 30" loon pin Dloed BOok 271 at Page AERATION MOTORS 740-446-0103 wllh a pleitlc ldentHI· 163 Meigs County RepSI<e<l, New & Rebu~ In - - - - - - -Stock call Ron Evan~ 1- Lively's Auto Sales. 96 cellon cap set, 2- South Recorder's Office 600-537-9526 Hyunda Elentra SW, 4cyl, 1 dlllanco of 358.86 Meigs County, Ohio auto w/OD, $1000 91 Ford feet to 1 518" x 30" Iron also being a part of - - - - - - - - Ranger PU, 3 0 VB, $1000 pin with a plaatlc !den· Section 16, Township NEW AND USED STEEL 386·9303 9 Ia 7 M-Sat tlftclllon cap 181, and, 7- North, Range - 14Steel Beams, P1pe Rebar ~~;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;-., 3. Weal a dls11nco or Wost, Scipio Townohlp, A HIDDEN TREASURE! Far Concrete, Angle, SUVS 311.85 feet to a 518" x Malga County, Stela of Laurel Commons Channel Flat Bar. Steel ..,_ _ooiFORiiiiiSAu;iiiiio-,.1 30" loon pin with a Ohio and mora partlcuApartments largest 10 the Grating For Dra1ns. plaatlc Identification larly described as lolareal Beautifully renovated Onveways & Walkways L&L 1999 Mercury Mountameer, aet on the Iowa: cap throughout mcludmg brand Scrap Metals Open Monday, 4WD, 102,000 m1tes, Exc. Grantor'a 'line and the Beginning II a point In new kitchen and bath Tuesday, Wednesday & Cond . Sunroof, Power east rlght-ol·way line the centerline of townFriday, 8am-4 30pm Closed leather Seats, $6200 of 30.0 loot eaaement ship rood 142 being Starting at S405 Call todayl Thursday. Saturday & 7401245-0344 alter 5:000m for Drako Subdivision the Northeast comer or 304 273 3344 1 1 Sunday. 1740)446-7300 ~ V:•11 recorded In said 4 112; ecrea mora Acceptlng appt1cat1oos for 2 I'IJ" Envelope 78; thence or lese tract and Ia SR. I BA apl.~ve.lrldge, Stevena 28ga s..gte barrel FoR SAlE along the Gnontor'a asaumed to bear South WID 1ncluded. W~ler & shot gun, model 940A • line and the saki aaat 77 deg. 11' 20" Eaat a 10 Garbage pa1d No pets, very Excellent Plus $2 Also 95 Plymouth van, a1r, autoVrlght-of-wey line, north distance of 1831.50 mce, clean & attractive Ball perfect Mason 112 pint f6J900 OBO. 740·256-1652 a distance of 200.00 feet loom the $500imo, 1st mo + $500 green 1ar. Scarce $165 740- -..... ... THE 40 11101 to the point of Northwest corner of Sac dep required AvaHable ~533-=-36 =70:.__ __:___ _ 1 4 beginning, containing said Section 18, 7116107 Apply w1thln 1743 vanous glllS for sale Call .ooiioiioiiiiiiiio-_.1· 2.1100 ecr11, mora or Townahlp - 7, Range Centenary Ad, Galllpo6s No for types and prices 245HAS leu, and subject 10 all 14, 1992 Harley Davidson _P_hon_e_c_ai_~_P_ oe_ o_ se_ __ 9418 or 812-201·3662 SOMETHING eeoemen11 of record. thence leaving said Spnnger, low m1teage, Apartment for rent , 1·2 Woodworking Tools, Jet, excellent shape, new tires, All 518" x 30" Iron plna centerline and along Bdrm remodeled, new car- Delta and Craftsman, also, call enyt•me, (740)992-6027 with plaatlc ldontlllca- the aseumed Eeat line pet, stove & fng , water. Walnut and Cherry lumber tlon capo set are of said 4 112; acrea sewer, trash pd Mtddleport phone 304-675-2246 2000 Honda 350 Rancher more or less lract stamped "Seymour $425 00 No pets Ref Assoclateo•. The bear- SOuth 13 deg. 15' 05" reqUired 740-843-5254 PETs Electnc; sh1fl, gently rode lnge uaed In the above West paoalng through RJRSALE described tract wera a 518" loon pin with I.D. Buutltul Apts. at Jackl,on ·--iiiliiiiiiii;...,l excellent condition, $2400 Cal 740-245-5934 derived !rom a pravl- Cap set at a distance Eetates 52 Westwood AKC R k Lab ous survey as retord- of 20.00 !set and going Onve from $365 to $560. eg ' 81ac odIn Official Record 51 a total distance of 740-446-2568 Equal Puppies. $150 00 740 742at Page 675 and are lor 506.24 to a 518" Housmg Opportunity This ~966, It no answer please the determination of loon pin with I.D. Cap mshtut1on IS an Equal eave message. angles only. The abova set; ' Opporlumty Provider and AKC reg1stered 3 yr old deacrlbed tract was Thence leaving said Employer Boston Terr1er female $150 aurveyed by George F. East line North 81 cleg CONVENIENTLY LOCAT- 740 367-7933 Seymour, Ohio 28' 23"Wast a distance ED & AFFORDABLE! Professional Surveyor of 91.00 feet 10 a 5/8" AKC Registered M1mature Townhouse apartments, SchnauzBf pupptes $400 No. 6044, October 15, Iron pin wtth tD. Cap and/or small houses FOR Ready 7121107 740-366· 1998. Sub)act to all set; RENT Call (740)441-111 1 9370 leases, aasementa and Thence North 04 deg lor appliCation & 1nformat1on rights of way of record. 52' 28" West a distance CKC Toy Rat Tamers ChOc No opinion of title noo of 95.42 feet to a point & White 1st shots, tails certification aa to In the centerline of a decked. Asking $250 379· accuracy of the Creek; 9515 or 645-6857 deecrlptlon 18 given by Thence along said cen•2&3 bedroom apartments For sate 2 Cockatells M&F the preparer of 1hls terllne lhe following Instrument. The above Three courses: •Central heat & AJC With cage & m1sc $120 00 Mason Co. Fairgrounds description Is the 1 North 09 dog. 52' 04" call 304-512-9371 or 1 256•Washer/dryer hookup Rt. 62 N. Pt. Pleasant, WV .. me ao the surveyod West a distance of 606·1198 •Tenant pays electnc description as pre- 96.99 feet to a polnl; (Practice 3:30 PM) (304}882-3017 For sale Beagle hound puppared by George F. 2 North 15 deg. 29'15"' pies t1r color. male & Seymour, Ohio Eeet a distance of lemete, more 1nfo (740)742· Professional Surveyor 180.83feet to a point; 0528, no answer leave mes· No. 6044, Oclober 15, 3 North 25 deg. 08' 35" sage 1998. East a distance of Parcel Number 011- 123.391eet to a railroad Must Sell Pnce drBSIICBIIy 00407-(110 spike selln the cantorFurmshed Apt 2nd Ave reduced AKC Reg Stitzu Current OWner: Haoold line of sold Township Galhpol1s Upstairs, 1 pupp1es for sale $350 740Picni~ Bedroom. No Pets, All ut•h· :3.::.:. 68·.:.64::_n:.__ _ _ __ t1es pa1d, (740)446·9523 Wh•le lemale Cockatoo witl1 Help Wanled Help Wanted Gracloua Living 1 and 2 cage, very tame & lov•ng Bedroom Apts at VIllage $800 740·992 •5859 Manor and A1verslde Apts In I \1 1\ l -.,I 1'1'1 It..., Comong to Middleport, from $327 to ,, I I\ I ' 1111 1, .. , . · ... TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY '•'''" $592 740 992-5064 Equal jft~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;; HoUSing Opportunity FA.Rl\1 i ~egit{ter Sentinel Ofpee#O~~ Wednesday, July 11, 2007 HOIRli FOR RfNr L,--oiolliiloiliiioiioo_.l $174/mal Buy 3bd HUD home! 5%dn, 20yrs 0 8%. ~~;o:;stlnga 800-S59-4109 - - - - - - -1 possibly 2 Br House In New Haven. 3251month. $325/deposlt No Pets (304) 882•3652 s ::::::.=::.:=:.____ 2 bedroom execut1ve house, new construct•on, fully fur· mshed new refngerator. stove, dishwasher washer & dryer, large wrap around porch, fu• basement 1 car garage total electnc w1th central a1r, very spac•ous, pnvate dnve w1th parkmg, $ 1 100 per month. serious calls only (740 )949 2303 2 Br Rutland. $375 per M plus depos1t 742- 1903 3 Bedroom House 1n Syracuse $500/month + deposH No Pels (304)675 5332 weekend s 740·591 · 0265 3 bedroom 2 lull bath 2 story house, half aete yard, full basement, central ale hardwood floors plenty of park1ng, $735 per month, 1740)949-2303 3-4 bedroom home 1n Syracu se $500 plus ut11111es (740)992-75 11 4 bedroom 2 story hOuse, very spac1ous & clean new carport large bedroom eat mk1tchen w•th new cabinets $685 per month (740)949· 2303 Attention! Local company oHenng ' NO DOWN PAYMENT' pro grams for you to buy your t1ome i m~te ad of renting • 100% financing ' less than perlect credll accepted ' ~ay m e nt could be the same as rent Locators Mortgage ~17.:.4:: 01::36::7.:·0:.:00::0:._ · _ __ For rent or for salt 2 BR Nice Remodeled Home In town , No Pets, FlenO\Iated, All new carpet Cell 1740)446·7425 House for Ae~t 3 bedroom, furnished Now Haven wv $400 month call a~e< 4pm ~30.:.4_ -7.:.7.:.3·.:.950 ::.:._7_ _ __ House tor rent on 2nd Al/fJ Galllpol•s. $600/month Call 446•2422 .:.:.~=---'----­ In Pomeroy House tor rent•3 Bd 2 bath, newty temod· eled total electric 740-843· 5264 .I tJ:am FOR YOU!! a r Ellm View Apartments Pomeroy Eagles Club 2171 Annual and Golf Outing Sunday, July 22 r'o Immaculate 2 bedroom apartment New carpet &. cab1nets, freshly pa1nted & decora1ed W/0 hookup Beautiful cou ntry setting Must see to appreciate $4001mo 1614)595-m3 o< 1·800· 798-4686 L~--iiEQuiPMooiilioliiliiililiooo_.l .., 0% Fmancmg· 36 Uos ava1lable now on John Deere z Trek Zero TUma & 5 99% Fixed Rate ,on John Deere Gatora Carmichael Equl>ment 1740)446·2412 Middleport, Beech St , 2 br furmshed apartment uuht1es paid deposit & refe rences no pets, {740)992-0165 K1efer BUill· Valley·B•soo· Horse and '1:1vestock TrailersLoadmax Gooseneck, Dumps, & Middleport, North 4th Ave , 2 U11hty Aluma Aluminum br furnished apartment Trallera- B&W Goosenedl. depos•t & references no H1tches- Tra1ler Parts Trailers pets (740)992 01 65 Carm ichael 1740)446-241 2 Modern 1 Bedroom apt Call -o390 New Holland 273 square 446 :::::_:::::.:_ _ _ _ _ _ bater. good cond1t1on New 2BA apartments $2700 740-25&-6522 Wa sher/dryer hookup stove/refr~ge rator Included Also, umts on SA 160 Pets Welcome• (740)44 1-01 94 New Haven 1 Br Furn1shed 7 AQHA Registered Ouar1er Apt . has WID, No Pets Dep Horses tor sate or trade Call & references 740·992·0165 aher 7pm 740-256-6003 RIPLEY, WV! 8:30a.m. Limited to 40 golfers Must sign up by 7/1 f) Free Food & Beverages to Eagles Members Covered D1shes Welcomed ASST. MANAGERS lji:J ~~EER:sl __ ._ RECEIVERS ,..,._ ""'·,., ~ Bartender And Bar Manager Positions Needed Send Resume To: P.O. Box 303 Gallipolis, OH Attention: Mike 1- """'1- """"Pf'. . i."." lii<1il1god • ow1r IUIIitoblttoiOII<II flllilluct.oi! oo<Wrlj 11CMf'4 """"' B 00J1i1 •l>il tnd tl'i ill<omt 1IC oIIi! .,., ....... of iltJI P I '""'""" o ilo US, · ...,..II<Molyirilllioolw<l••llno-1""' ....,.,lunlfl!, 11C •m~ Apply in person, dSlZ1I pn!pafed for on-1he-spot interviews: Mon., Tues. & Wed. July 16, 11 &18• Bam· Spm Workforce Office · Ripley t2Audemy Orivt • aola.oct WV 25271 RfHid 142; Thence lea•lng 1ho centerline of sold Creek and along the centerline of said Townllhlp Road 142 South ~Mg. 11 ' 20" East a dlotance or 123.07 feet to 1he prln· clple point of begin· nlng con1olnlng 1.526 acres mora or less sublect to all legal eaHmOnta and right of W"'f. Bearings are aooumed and are lor lluo datermlnatlon of anglee only. All Iron plna are 518" x 30" reber wl1h plastic I 0. Cap otampod " CTS.. 6M4". The above description waa prepared !rom an actual survey made on 1he 21 11 drt of Mey, 2002 by c Thomes Sm11h, Ohio Professional Surveyor n 16844. Current Owner: Susan Lyn Jones at al Property at: 35363 Pllgo•llle Rd. Albany, Ohio PPf 17-00180.001 Prior Deed Reforoncaa: Volume 271 , Page 163 Appralaed 11 $5D,OOO.OO Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold lor leso than 2/3nlo of the appraised value. 10% down on d"'f or sele, cash or certHiod cheek, balance due on confirmation oloale The appralaal did not Include an Interior examination or tho house. Robert E. Beegle, Melga County Shertll Attorney for tha Plaintiff Javllch, Block & Rllhbone UP 602 Main St., Sullo 500 Clnclnnetl, Ohio 45202 513-744-9600 (7) 4, 11, 18 Public Notice SherHI Sales Case Number 06cv173 City National Bank of WV Plaintiff vo Rhonda MHam, Robert Schoolcraft, et al Defendants Court of Comnfon Ple11, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an ordar of sale to me directed from said Court In the above entlllod action, I will expoae to sale at publie auction of lhe loont step1 o1 the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Aug. 3, 2007 II 10:00 a.m., of said day, the following described reellttate: All that certain tract or parcel or land, slt'u· a1od, lying and being In the City of Pomeroy, County of Meigs, and State of Ohio, and being known and deelgnatod on a map of Lincoln Helghta, made by Breece & Carpar, Registered Civil Engineers, Huntington, WVa., October 7, 1942, a copy of which map was filed lor record In the Office of the Recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, December 17. 1942, Plat Book N3 at pages 43 & 44, aa LoU21, and being more particularly described aa lollows: BEGINNING a1 a point In the north line of Lincoln Rood at lhe corner between Lot 21 and 22, as shown ol saki map; thence with said line of Lincoln Road No. 63' 51 min. W. 50 feet; thence wllh lhe line between lots 21 and 20, No. 26' 90 min 296.4418811c a point In the south line of north street; thence wllh said line al north s1ree1 S 68' 33 min. East 50.17 lee1, lhence with 1ho line between aald lots 21, and 22, S 26" 09 min W 300.55 feet to the point of beginning. Reaer•lng howe•er the coal and other min· oral In and underlying the above deacrlbed proparty together with 1he right to mine the same wlthoul encumbrence to the surface and subject to an ease· ment for sewage fol1er ditch or leaching ditch as sel 1orth and described In 1hal lnstrumeal bearing date Noveri.ber 26, 1943 and recorded In aald recorder's office In December 3, 1943, In Deed Book 151 page 178. Reference Is made Ia deed of Raymond M Foley, Fodera! Housing Commissioner to Gerald E. Schuster and Mildred F. Schuster, dalod February 4, 1946 recorded In Volume 157, page 41 , Meogs County Deed Records. Address of Property: 1643 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. PPI 16-GI 562000 Prior Deed References: Volume 157, page 41 Appraised et $25,1100 Terms af Sale: Cannot be sold lor less lhan 213rds of 1he appraised value. 10% down of dey of sale, cash or cartlflod chock, baionce due on con1irme· 11on o1 sale The appraisal did no1 Include an· Interior examination of the house. Robert E. Beegle, Malga County SherHI Attorney for the plaln1HI Richard F. Bentley 425 Center St. Ironton, OH 45638 740-532-71100 (6) 27, (71 4, 11 lhen 10% of the bid amount In favor o 1hf aloreuld Melgi County Commlsslontre. Bid Bonds shall be occompanled by Proof of Authority of the o11iclel or agent olgnlng the bond. : Bids shall be oealed and merked as Bid lor Pomeroy Dlatreaa Demolition Project and mailed or delivered to~ Meigs County Commlsaloners • Courthouse : Pomeroy, Ohio 45768 A1tan11on of blddera Is called 1a all of the' requirements conlalned In this bid P""'<:. et, panlcularly to the Federal Labor- - - - - - - Standards Poovlsloni Public Notice and D~vis·Becon _ _.:.:....:.......:...;:;:..:_ Wages, various lnaur~ PUBLIC NOTICE anee requlremenla; NOTICE: Is hereby various equal opportu·· given 1ha1 on Sotunlay nlty provisions, and July 14,2007 at 10:00 the raqulremenl lor o a.m., a public sale will payment bond and pa~ be held at lormance bond IOf 211 w Second St., 100% of tho contra~ Pomeroy, Ohio. price. No bidder may The Fanneno Bank and withdraw hie bid wllhln Savings Company lo thirty (30) daya alter aelll~g for cash In the actual date of the hand or certl1ied check opening thereof. The the following collater- Meigs County_ al: Commloaloners 2001 Oakwood Mobile reeorve tho right to Home 14x70 reject any or all bldo. HONC03322292 1999 Mlck Davenport; Ford FISO President IFTZX1720XNB89018 Meigs County The Fanneno Bank and Commissioners Savings Company, (7) 11, 18, 23 Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the rlgh1 to - - - - - - bid at this sale, and to PubliC Notice withdraw the above - - - - - - - colllleral prior 10 sale. OHIO ENVIRONMEN, Further, The Farmers TAL PROTECTION Bank and Savlnga AGENCY PUBLIC( Company raiiiii'V8a1he NOTICE Leading creek right to raj eel any or Watershod all bids submmod. Total Maximum Dally The above described Load Raport collateral will be sold Public notice Ia hereby "as Is-whore Ia", with given that the Ohio no e•preased or EnvIron men I el lmpllod warranty Protection Agency given. (Ohio EPA) Division o! For further lnforma· Sunac:eWator(DSW).Is lion, or lor an appoint· providing lor public ment lo Inspect collat- review and commenl oral, prior to oslo date tha Leading Creek con1acl Cyndle, Ken, Walerehed Total or Randy at 992-2136. Maximum Dally Load 7 I 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 Report (TMDL) Document. Ohio EPA developed ~he Public Notice Documonl In fulfillment of Section 303(d) PUBLIC NOTICE of the Cleen Water Act, The VIllage of Pomeroy which roqulreo tho deelr11 to sell certain Identification of real ostate locatod on lmpalrod water bodleo East Main Street sltuet· lor which technology eel In the lncorporeted based effluent llml1aVIllage. The properly tlono Ina not stringent lor ..le, Is described enough to achlo•e as Lot 82 In the VIllage applicable water quail· of Pomeroy. This prop· ty standards and Ia erty Ia beat deacrlbed develop Total In a warranty deed Maximum Dally Loada recorded In Volume lor such waters. Tho 136, page 379, Volume Documan1 addraaees 133, page 805 and Impairments In the Volume 144, page 482, Leading Creek waterIn Melgo County Deed shod 1ha1 appear on Records. 1he Oho 2006 303(d) Sealed bids ahall be llat (easeaslll8n1 until acceplod until 12·00 05030202 D90). the noon on July 20, 2007. lmpalrad waters are All blda shall be clearly located In lhe counties marked Jr. High of · Melga, Athens and Property Real Ealate Gallle, Bid, on lho ou1alde or All lnterestod persons the envelopa and aub- wishing 10 submit mltted to the Village comments lor Ohio Clerk, 320 East Main EPA's consideration Street, Pomeroy, OH may do so In wrttlng to 45769. Ohio EPA, Central All bids are subject to Office, P.O. Box 1049, a pre•lous agreement Columbus, Ohl~? with the Meigs County 43216-1049, Ann: BaiH CIC, lor "Right of Firat Risley, or by email to Refusal" Belh.RisleyCiepa.state The Pomeroy VIllage .oh.us by the cloee of Council reservea 1ho business, August 13, rlgh1toaccep1orrejact 2007. Comments any or all bids recelvod after lhla data (6) 25,29 (7) 5, 11 , 20 may be considered a! time and circum· stances permit After Public Notice consideration cl com· ments, Ohio EPA will NOTICE TO CONTRAC- submit lhe Document TORS lo the Unltad States Sealed proposals lor E n v I r o n m e n I a I the Pomeroy Distress Protection Agency Clearance (Demolition (U.S. EPA) lor approvaL Qf housong units) To obtain a copy ol the Project, Meigs County, Document or other Ohio will be received Information, or 10 by the Meigs County arrange to Inspect Commlsslonars at 1he Agency lllee or Meigs Courlhause, records P'!rtalnlng Ia Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 tha Document, or to until 1:00 p.m., request notice c1 when Thursday, July 27, 2007 Ohio EPA submits and then a11 :15 p.m a1 theDocument to U.S said o111ce opaned and EPA, please contacl read aloud lor 1he fo~ Beth Risley at the lowing. This Is a address abo•e or by Prevailing Wage proj- calling (614) 728·2384. ect See speclflcetlons The Document will be In bid packet pos1od (on or before SpecHicetlons, and bid July 12, 2007) 10 the forms may be securod Ohio EPA Division of at the office of Melge Surface Water Web site C o u n I y Http./lwww.epa.state.o Com mIssIoners , h.us/dswnndex html. Courthouse , Pomeroy, (7) 11 Ohio 45769 - Phone 740-992-2895. A deposil of 0 dollars will be required far each set of plans and speciflca11ons, check medii payable to- ThO lull amount will be returned within 1hlrty (30) days after rocalp1 o1 blda. Each bid must be accompanied by either a bid bond In an amount of 100% of the bid amount with a surety satisfactory to the aforesaid Meigs C o u n· I y Commissioners or by certified check, cashiers check, or lei1er of crodlt upon a sol· •ent bank In tho amounl of not less 'GetAJiiiiliii)l 1 Get on SAVINGS Shop-the C(assifieds! �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, July 11, 2007 it5ter - \leribune- SentinelCLASSIFIED 16x80 Trailer, 3br, 2ba, Mol dean 2 bedtOOfh, w/d located on 15 acret In PI hook up, no pets , ref Pleatant, $550/monlh, reQUired 304-675-5162 $550/depooll740-<116-3342 Tara Townhouse 2 Br , A/C, Very nice, Apartomme, Very Spacicus Jchnacn Mabile Hcma Park. 2 Bedrooms. CIA, 1 112 740-446-2003 or 446-1 ~ Bath, Adult Poet & Baby Beautiful Rtver V1ew m Pool, Patio, Start 1425/Mo Kanauga· Ideal for 1 or 2 No Pets, Lease Plus Sealrity Deposit Requ<e<l people refer.,_, No pels 1740)446-3481 . Loc 5 ml from Gavm ~17.:.40::144.:..:.1:..:.0::'.:.8':.__ _ _ Twin R......,. rawer •• acceptMob1le homes for rent lng applications kH" waiting M1dcHeport area, no pets, hat for Hud-subsized, t- br (740)9S2·5S58 apartment lot .,\. the elde~y/diSBIIIed call 675NICe clean 2 br 1 ba In 6679 Equal Hous1ng H tl d de Opportumly ar or · P & ref required, no pels $375 00 e SPACE ::;m.::on::_304:.:::.·.:: 57:.:6-4 ..:.::03:;_7_ _ L,--FORiiliiiliREMiilii-_.1. Galli a County OH l ~.......:.::.: E-mail classlfled@mydaolytribune com ' . To In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE m:rtbune Place Websites· www.mydallytnbune.com www.mydailysentonel.com www.mydaolyregoster com .• Your Ad. (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156. (304) 675-1333 • ...---To __d_a_y._._·_·__....:;o_r..,F"'ax,;.To (740) 446-3•oo•s- ___o_r_F_ax_li_o_,_(7_40_):....99_2-_2_15_7_ _ r Display Ads J:n-rtlon Monday thru Friday :00 a.ITI. to 5:00 p. 1:00 p . m. P•~r DI•PI•v: a.z Noon z •u••ne•• o•v• Prior To Publlc.tlan All ~·;~::'~:"~::~~-~::: Sund•y Thur•d•t' • All ede muot be prepaid" =~=~I r,o KIT Bo CARLYLE ....... -. .._r Ohio 'IIliey Pulllllhlng ,.,_ ........... oojecl or ..,.., ony ad at •ny time. Must on tho I Mu~I - Famlly, Sat. Ju~ 14th 789 N SR 1· Or Strauss' parking lot 8-4 household i1&ms. boys & g1rts clott)1ng I i4 General Laborers noedeo for the GalllpoHe area- pay rate IS $8 hr, Shift S:OOam2 30pm Contact Lisa Caudill, Kelly SerVIces 1740)353 n65 IV JUDGMENT? Dkl you collect ~1 We sp8CIBIIze In ttle enforcement of judgments Call us to see how we can assist at 740.388·824 YARDSAIEroMEROYiMIDDLE GOOD PAYING CAREER OPPORTUNITY- Local 011 12 13, rain or shine 3/4 to fill pos111on of lafld man or mNe on New UrTia Rutland Land Agent 1n SE OH and 1740)742·2716 Western EV Ideal candidate Is a self starter wnh besic Moving Sale- V1ne Street computer knowledge strong Rac.ne F r1 da~ July 13th comrTl.mlcaliOn and negotlaSam· 4pm, clothes, scrub&, turn! b.Jre, pictures, craMs, b•rd· houses, tools, toys & much, much more Yard Sale Beoel!l Fnday, July 13 @ Enterpnse U M Church parkmg lot on Enterpnse Road off Route 833 Fundra1ser for Ahyah non sk•lls who 1s w1lllng to travel withm the reg1oh Knowtedge of legal description pnor sales experience. lam1hanty with the reg1on and local courthouse are a plus If you are Interested 10. finding our more abOut this rewarding career, ptease contact Dan Stevenson 0 740-446-6800 or fax resume to 74Q-446-6602 Gantt to attend Jun1or Nat1onal Young leaders Conference 9am-5pm Sponsored by tho churc.h Hanc:t)'man needed for renral property 740-645·5953 r July 13-14 Louks residence below Eastern High School 9 00 to 1 Rain cancels. WroANJIDBuY '~n:~~ ~~ l~j,...,,oni II -I \ i ~ 2 r Absolute Top Dollar US SP1Ive < andGoiGdoRid Catpns, roo1se1s 1ngs, reiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;~ 1935 us Currehcy, Solitaire Diamonds· MTS. \\\.Ill \ 1 I \I I \. I " C01n Shop, 161 Second -·~· Avenue, Gall•polls, 74Q-446n.l"'ll"IUUm..:~ IS 21142 '1 •·-·- --- I •• J h - o1 uly• 91 ' be I Vaughn L r:-;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• F nch 1 re wn not respons•- ~110 HELP WAN11!D -~ blelor any olhe• debts other -man my own Open•ng lo• CiOftO<sCraft sale Sept 15th at Ltghthouse Assembl Y oI God •n ~ oo GaII •poIIS $.::u a space CaiDeborah,740•386 -3340 r GivFAWAY __ 4 black Kittens 1 gray 7 weeks ok:t 304·937-3348 5 m1xed small pupp1es (par· Bnts present) Catl740-8431026 6 week old kittens 740 441 7667 8 wk old female kitten black • wn~e 304-882·2925 Free Black Lab w/ j)omted ears been spayed, loves water needs room to run Call740·388-0069 FREE DIRT About 4-5 tons of day/sand m1x Call 304- 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts, wood 531 ·5849 1tems To $480/wk Matenals Free lab m1x pupp1es 11 prov1ded Free 1nformat1on weeks , 3 females, 1 male pl<g 24H< 80\-428-4649 304 593 6 202 or 593 4474 An Excellent way to earn Free pupp1es to good home money The New A110n Blad< w1 blt5 ol while. very Call Manlyn 30~ 882 21"'5 cute 740-256- 1059 AVON! All Areas• To Buy or Gl\~eaway- free cats all d•f· Sell Shirley Spears, 304 ferent kinds, to good home 6_7_5_1_42_9- - ' - - - 304-675-6720 Fruth Inc IS seeking an assoc1ate to work In the Lo!rr Al'ill warehouse Oualllled candl FOUND dates must have a valid drivers license, be able to lift at ~08T DOG: Small Greg & least BOibs on a regular \'lhlle Female Dog. Lo91 basis haiJEI a high echool near 3rd Ave, GaNipolls, Sun d1ploma or eQUivalent. and 8/24 Answers to Katie, be able to tolerate extreme Roword Ol!ered 1614)271 - temperatures If Interested _ _ _ _ _ _ please mall your reaume to Fruth Corporate otflca, Attn Human Anourcea· ~;:::.:::;::~ WarehO UII Potlllon, FIR1 Boll: 332 Point Pieaeant. wv VAliD SALE- j 25550 No phone callo ~ GALIJPOLIS . PIIOIII t v r·------,.J 143 Second Avo July 12·13 1:30. ~ . 30 -------3 Ftmlly Garage Salt, TueaFri. o4 daya. Longabtrger bllkl~ cla1hlng, cooh reg , army cote, jewelry clock, OVO'I, MOVIII, Beauty anop equtp, Weight bencn & haahh equip, tablea. lap top blanket&, 3 mlln on Rt 160 palt Hofzar'l Rein or S1'1 lnet .l.lly 13-14 Rodney COmmunity penter Lots ot baby Item& and m1sc tl reslwtleela tor F 150 4x4 41am l~ FT Cake Decorator Mult neva "ood pareonallty Would bt greet W you have some training but will tr11n Send retume to JackSon Hew~ 1828 Eaatem Ave Gallipolis Oh 4563 1 - ' - - - - '- -Full time & Part lime poaltlons available at The Karat Patch Diamonda-N-Gold Gallipolis Ohio Loo«lng for lfldlvlduals that ere ou tgo. lng, self-motivated and pro· lesslonal Resumes & appll· caiiOns accepted 1n person ask lor Jeanme Of lax 740· 446·3608 C 2007 ,,... _____-. .. l\.10______.1l'f.16______.11176 "'11~------, IGanetructorC -eel lhpolls areer ·Ccllege iS lhll'WAN11!D seeking a ful·tlme Instructor lor its Office Adminlstratwe programs The Qualified LOOK HERE applicant must have BICpenence 1n a multitude of office For I Btner Employment Opportunity! administrative .applications. A m1nuoom of a Bacbelors oagree IS reqLNred Sa nd We offer resumes to Jdanlck•ctgel· • S.SOOFuH·Htlmlrt n~BonualtioneI Mpollscareercollege com, or ,..... mall to 1176 Jackson Pike, 40 hrs/wk. Suite 312, Galhpoll$. OH " Upto$850/hr+ 45631 weakly bOnus potential · ------~• Pak1 Tralrlng IRS JOBS .. r-nnwt~ete benefits _ .. p,.,ackage $16 46-132 60/hr . now hlr• Pakt vacatlonlpald holiday lng Pa1d Tram1ng is prov1dF"-·""'. p~·-•onal ed For application and~.. ·~~·,, ·~n government JOb Info call office ellYimnment •-·•can •··-- cll.abor 1_ ~·-· ~ 913-599-8244, 24/hrs emp Lot uo -·•~ you wh11 mokellnloCIIIcn 1 groot serv. pttcoto-1 John ct-. Ford UftCOin -.. Mercury Csl today to schedule an rv1 Needs IIYee mdMduals 1nte ew thatare1nterestedlna 1-877-463-6247 career as an Automotive ext. 2311 Consultant We are looking for 1nd1V1duals that are out . go1ng, sell motivated and Mason Counly EMS rs proless1onal We have one acceprmg sppl!cstJons tor of the best compensation Med1cs and EMrs far more plans mthe 1ndustry and a mformstlon cal/675-6134 benefits package that has health Insurance 4o1K Neectrespons•blepersonfor ret•remoot, diSability and bfe ct11idcare 5/various days Insurance If you want to week Will Include some Sal ears an excellent liVIng and and Sun 645-1304 b t ette~~r~r::~~~=Pat Part time Employee needed m the Pt Pleasant area for •, £ Dental Ofl1ce Please send "'~ resume to Dental Off•.ce, d'Jt ' .... . ...... 3984 lnd1an Creek Road, Etkvlew, WV 25071 John Sang Ford Lincoln Mercury Has a pos1t1on open for an Part t1me Nanny/Babysitter Automot1ve Tect1mCian We to care lor two special little are looking for an mdlvldi.Jal boys •n my home 2·3 days per week Flexible hours and that has a well rounded knowledge about automo· days Also look•ng for parttime housekeeper Please t1ve repa1r Ford Motor Company tra1nmg Will be call Tammy 0 (740)645· 2292 or Angela @(740)446provided and IS on go1ng We offer acompetitive com 7288 pensatiOn plan and our benPOST OFFICE NOW ef•t padlage trlCiudes hea!th HIRING msurance 401K retirement, Avg Pay $20/hr or d1sab1ilty Insurance and hie $57K annualy insurance It you are tired of working for someone that IS Including Federal Benefits and otPald Training, not work1ng for you or want Vacations·FTIPT to bet1er yourself contact 1-666-542-1531 Sernce Manager J1m USWA Thomas 8 ! Buck stove msert 740-446· 1420 1-11 sale 1n New Haven The bathroom Is newly remOO,led, covered front porch 6ack deck, garage, fenced in /,., www.comlca.com 3 --. · R&J TruCking Leading The Way A&J Trucking now Hiring at our New Haven, WV Terminal. For Regional Hauls·Dump Olv f 'year OTA verifiable exp Call t800·462-9365 aek lor Kent 4ID j ... . . ... . -------Local Ins company looking for FT employee license preferred Send resume to CLA Box 100 cia Gallipolis Dolly Tribune. PO Be• 469. RECEPTIONIST nMdild lor Clolllpcllo, OH 45631 busy office In Ga.ltla County. Will bt rtlpcnolblt lor 0111.. Anlotonl Tho Chic eniWtrlng phontl, providStott Unl,.rt)Jy Eiilonolon, lng cuotomor ttrviCO, bllic Mtlgt COunty on1c1, cur· datt entry and other gentl'll rtntly hu an opening lor tn clerical dUIIH Muat hovo o offiCI IMIItlnt. AI I mtm· geed ollltudl, bt •ory btr of t t11m, you will bt daptndoblo , friendly ond rupontlblt tor ttcretarlal truotworthy Computer oklllo and accounting dutltl For rtqtJirad. Rttumae rnuat bt complete poalllon dllcrlp· typed and profe1tlon11 lien, quollllcotlcno. oddltlon· Send ra1ume to. at Information and/or to Rtcepllonlat apply on lint go to ~ PO~XB3 aoroay com and Burch Gallipolis, OH 45631 Poollngally Job Tnle Office Aool ot ant · OSUE Security Offlcera needld In Melgs!Pomeroy To build a New Haven WV $7 ee per dive rse workforce 0t'llo hour, all ah!fll, FT & P:T State encourages appllca· Must have clean record, lion& from lndtvl duals wltt1 a drugcheck screen dtsab1ht•es mmontles, veter· pass background Calland 1 ans and women EEO/AA 2 35 8 30 10 employer ~og; ~~~ ~1F~;ir, • lhll'WANIID • Security Olllcers needed In New Haven, wv s7.66 per hhill "T&"T IJIIUr, a11 s 8, r. ~ . Must have clean record, pass 0 drug ec<een end background chettt Call 1· 800 _275-8359. M·F. 8.30 to 5 00 EOE MIFIDN FOR SAlE Inc. For sale or rent 3BA 2 stol)l house Sale $68500 Rent $650 + $500/dep Call 4416953 I and new crownnew mold1ng and air. baseboards, dish • washer and oven Asking well below recent appra•sal 3 piece cnb set, light oak In al 80k CaN 304 _682 .3m color& gooq cond , crib for more detals. w/mattress. wardrobe & - - - - - --..,ches1, when purcha&ed pakt 4 BA house, 2 5 baths, 1 $1000 asking $200 for acre. 1 car ~ge. gazebo, "-'-up complete set Call 304-458- motor heme- 11\IVI\ Mom1ng 8!.~ Rd .ln Racine 2047 atter Asking $1oo,OOO C~:l.ll 225· New Hiwen, 4+ acres, 3 br . 2 ba .• total elect gas log f1reptacet frlg , stove, dishMosher, hot tub outside, ••ew, $53 000, 30,4882·3021 ,740·441·9331 New Haven, 4+ acres, 3 br , 2 ba .. total elect , gas log fireplace, fng . stove, diShwasher, hot tub outside, great v•ew, $53 000, 304882-3021,740-441-9331 Ne bul" •- In G wty on n 11Ume Twp. Kmg Ad reen oft NeighborhOOd Ad Appro~t 254- 1 ~ 1200 sq ft 3 acres m/1 2 9 A 2 fullbathswtwhlrlpooltubs, S 8 8 k 1 n g 5 room hou&e .m II'QUnd large LA Asking 67,500 ParamedlciEMT/CNA 10 A-QK-Ccrrals & Barns MCVflln on lf1o' day ycu pay ;_740-::..;44.:.6:.-7;_0:2:.:.9_ _ __ work With PE1t1ents with heart M A Shl 1 for It 740-379-2254 ... h BR disease In a physicians Ce 1a1 0 11ngA denglles, ---,...-,...-,--- Older uame orne 3 · 1 olll Pol 1 PI onere s, emo ng, Sbd 2ba Golllpollo IBA, LR, DR, Galley ce In n easant Oeck& Pole B Basic EKG skills a mu&l- Garan:.s.Fr'ee eotlmatesaCaons• FDf'tdol;urel Buy for kitchen, basement, 11 ~ -1 5~:-..n, • 25ocres • CA/heol Coli Temporary part-time Mon· ~••, _.._.. 1230 Frl day shit $11+1tw. Send 304..,._. ~011%. Men hom.l446. •62~71;..-~--., ~~ 11 ~- 1 Fo 1 1 a resume fa PO BOX ,' 997, a~·. Portable Sawrml. ·~n -nN r CCI MOBILE H~··'~ 11""- coli 800-558-4101 ~·= ' Huntinptoo, WV 25713 don' haul your Logs to the •-~· FOR SALE Studanta tor,. NA PRO- MllljustcaJI~-675-1957 _xf1154________ GRAM · Rtv>~t.."'rin"'"- Guitar Leasons-lnatrudor Attentlonl-1982 F1esta 14 X 70 3 Br . 1 ........, _. NunJif'V'I and Rehabllitatton larry Roush available tor l.ocaJ company offenng "NO bath Good Condition 304· ··• Center Is located 5 miles eummer lessons 740-446- DOWN PAYMENT" pro- n3-5525 after 1 P:M from Pomeroy and 20 m1n-09 - :.4::_7_ _ _ _ _ _ grams tor you to buy your - - - - - - - utes from Athens end home mstead of renting 1990 Clayton MH, located at Albany We currently are Lawn mowing Rates by the • 1OOo/o financmg 157 Green Terrace~ can seeking lndiVIfilals Interest- job, not the hour, Free • Less than perfect cred1t leave MH there at ed m attending our 75 hour Estimates Call Paul @ accepted $141/month lot rent wh•ch 4 16.:.7.:5.: Nursing AssiStant Program ~130 :::..;: · 2.:94.:0::_____ ' Payment could be lhe Includes water/trash newly wh1ch w111 start July 16, Lawn-Care SaNtee, Mowing same as rent remodeled newcarpel. new 2007 , B ooa m..-4 30p m & Tnmmlng Call (740)441 . Mortgage locators GE stove and fndge, FP, 2 Th1s class Is 1ree of charge 1333 or (740)645·0546 (740)367·0000 large BR wl 2 lull Baths Please come m and comNewunderp1nmng Has front plate an app~cation if Inter- Mature female w1ll babySit 1n Beautiful Ranch Style 2 bed and back porch, 2 metal out ested R(ICt(spnngs Is an my smoke-free home room 2 bath. 2 car garage bUildings Bx10 and 14x20 equal opporftJI"'Ity employer Flexible hours Dally or 2 112 acres 3 m1les from Must see to apprec1ate weekly rates References Po1nt Pleasant on At 62·S Asking $19900 740-446TEACHING POSITIONS ava•lable 304-674-325 1 Motivated Seller Movmg .,082=6.::or:..:M:.:.:5_::12::96::__ _ The Me 1gs County Bca<d of " from Area All otters cons1d 1 0 S Mental Retardation & .....,lche e s aycare now ered $128 000 304 675 1998 Clayton p1r1t tl Lots of Developmental Disabilities accepting ages 1B months 4235. extras excellent cond1t10n has the follOWing positionS to 13yrs , Hours Mon·Wed· - - ' - - - - - - - Must be moved Call 949available Multiple Fn 6am-6pm Tuas & Thurs. Beaut•ful Middleport hamel 2698 after 4 p m Disabilities Teacher Must 6am to Spm, 3BA 2BA full basement 1 have current valid OhiO Aulland/Hamsonv•tle area 112 car garage wllh a room 2007 Clayton Department ol Education call (740)698..()214 ask for above Many NEW teaturesll 5BR/3BA 2000 Sq Ft certlflcahonlhcell5ure and _M_IC_he_le_ _ __ _ _ Must see thiS one! 740·416· Starting at $3300/spfl ' 1648 / NO DOWN PAYMENT have or be ehgtble to obta1n wanted to Do Weed Eat1ng to qualified buyers InIerve nti on Spec1aI1st vaI1- Jobs HillsideS are no prob. The Home Show d.' 10n 1n lhe area oI lem (Call after 6 OOpm) Moderate/IntenSive educa- (740)256·1289 Ashland, KY t1onal needs Early 888·928-3426 Childhood Spec1al Educaloon Teache< Must ~iij~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 2007 Clayton o.-~ have current Oh10 iO ~~~'~....., All real estate advertising 5BR/3BA 2000 Sq Ft Department of Education lw-oiOProliioioiiiR111Nm'iiloiiii-.,.J 1n this newsp.-per Ia Starting at $33 00/sp fl l cert1flcat10rv11censure and ... subject to the Federril NO DOWN PAYMENT have or be e l•g~ble to obtain ,---.~~~-., Fair Housing Act of 1MB to qualified buyers Earty Ch11dhood Intervention •NOTICE• which mak" 11 llleglll to The Home Show Specialist validation Send OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHadvertfH "any Ashland, KY lNG CO recommends preference, llmllltton or resume and a copy of teach· dlac:rlmlnltlon baaed on 888~928·3426 'ng license bY JuIY 19th Io· that you do business w•th race, color, religion, MJ: Carleton School. 1310 people you know. and fllmlllat status or naUonel 2007 Doublew1de Carteton Street, P: 0 Box NOT to 5end money origin, or any Intention to 38R, 2BA, 307. Syracuse, OH 45779 through the ma•i until you makt any euc:h Delivered & Set $39 999 have Investigated the preter.nce, tlmlltltlon or The Home Show. The Cral~;~ Group need& out· oftering ~ discrimination," Ashland, Ky going Ohio residents to help . ...,..._ _ _ _. . Toll· free 888·928-3426 with statewide campa1gn Ttlll ntwapaper will not Each person wUI make 1 to 2 MoNEY knowingly ICotpt 2007 Doublew1de dollars per tlgnature & up to 10 LoAN advenlumtntl for fHI 3BR , 2BA, "bite whk:h l1in $500 weekly Call 74Q-251· ~=::::::;;:::; viOidon of ~1w. Our Delivered & Set $39 999 7591 & ¥k lor Chris or p ,...,. .,. hertb~ The Home Show, e.mall dbenaoOcrolg· **NOTICE•• Informed thlt Ill woup.oom Alhltnd. Ky :::;;:::.:.::.:.._ _ _ __ dwe1Nng1 ~YertiHd In Tol> lreo 868·928·3426 Borrow Smart Conttct 1111 MWiplpel' l f l The Crelg Group natda out· IV1IIIbl1 on 1n tqUii going lndlvklualoIa http with tht Ohio Dlvltlon or lnttltutlon 1 93 Clay1on 2 Bd , 2 bath opporNrMty biiH. atatt·wldt campelgn Make Financial Office ol Coneumer range. ool dloh wuhor, naw $1-$2 per ~gnltu re & up to $500 wltk~ Plaut coli Alfllrt JIPOII! you roll- lor 1111 by cwnor, 5 roam & carpel, mint cond $11.500 Chrlo 11 7~0-251-7591 or nanoe your home or blttl new carpet, nreplect, Firm. Strloul call& only740· dlthwaehtr, 64ll·0072,or,740·441 ·93.'i!O • m a I I obtain 1 loan IIWAAI blllmtnl. ol requtltl for any large atcwa. tr11zar, new 1ront Grtal uttd 2005 3 bedroom adv1nct payments or porch with railing with 16!60 with vlnyllohlngle teet or lnauranct Cell the Fr1nch doors, back patio, Offlot of Contumer concrttl lnground pool , Muat sell, Only S2S 995 with Affairs toll free at 1·866· 1511:30 new filter, new pump, delivery Call l740)365-4367 Oanlpolla Clrttr College 278·0003 to l11rn W the small porch on back with OBC Modulor (LXM503) (CirHI'I Clost To Home) mortgage broker or sliding doors new central special order only 1• Call Todayl740·448-4367 lender properly heat & cooling , road 15Z,Mtt00dellvered to your 1-800·214-0452 licensed (Thls la a public frontage 1 28 & ac carport, location Colt'a Mobile wwwa-llipollclrweolllgtcom , service announcement free gas, 3 gas well&, Homt• 4 miles East of Accledlltcl Membtr .l.ccrtclltlng !rom lhe Ohio Valley (7o40)992·S6 16, 112 mile off Athens on Rl 50132 PH SOQ-466-4687 o<592·1972 Sct'looli1274B ftend~ w""~ ' :"';::'""'~";o; '"".eon ;;;-~~P~u~bl;l•h;ln~g~Cc~m~pa;n;yi~~;K;t"• ~~sbu~r~.~$~12~0~000 ;;-;-;7"'1 M·F 8·7 , Sat 9 to 4 "Where you get your moneys wonh" WAN11!D ToDo ° •u r r 1 5'1 r j ICLASSIFIEDS WILL WORK FOR YOU II Harley Davidson Gentle 2yr aid Cuartor 1\:Jny Gofgeous Palom1no Mare Bay ' Mara, Appalcooa Gelclng, All brok8 to rtde, $25()1600 (740I367-neo l740)2 45-59f!ol 4833 1740)645 L Adamo et al SHERIFF SALE c- Number 07CV015 - -- - - -- Countrywide ho1118 2005 H 0 Road K1ng Cuslom DiltwiB wl bacl<rest l.aMo and wind&hiekl 2700 actual l'talntlff ,. Horold L. Adamo II Red Reg. percentage boer rmles $15500.645-7« 1 al l>lly goato. 75% S125 50% $100 740-251H1152 2005 H D Fat 1101' CU8IOm Delendentl maf'Oon w/embossed 11ames.1 o1 200 made,!IOO m•les since new,prlce $19,000 080 call for :dela::=•ls-::.:_740-.::;94:.;.::.9-.:22:::1::_7;__ 200S Handa ~. 250 2 wheel dnve four wheeler, excellent shape, hardy ridden, $2800. 1740)256-9323 or I740)331Hl544 IriO ~~ I j I NEW 2008 4 Bod $49,189 .... u .. -$293. ·------...1 M1111174U2I.ZIII mymldwuthomt.com New 3 Bedroom homes from $214 36 per month, Includes many upgrades delivery & set-up (740)385-2434 N1ce used 3 bedroom home vmyllsh1ngle Will help With delivery 740·385-4367 OWNER FINANCING N1ce 3/2 s•ngi8Wides From $1,800 down payment Scott 1740) 828 2750 SPECIAL FHA· FINANCE Program ·SO Down. II you own l and or use Family Land We own the Bank your Approved 606-474·6380 r Property 81: 63375 Sl Rt. 12A, Long BollcMn, OH PPf ~7.010 Prior Deed References: Vol~me 91 , Pogo 75 Appraised at $65,1100 Terms of Sale: Cennot be sold lor leoo lhlln 213rds of the appraised value. 10% down on day of sale, caoh or certified check, bal· ance due on conllrme11on of sale. The appraisal did not Include an lnlerlor examination of lluo house. • Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sltertll Attornrt for the PlalntHI Lerner Sampson I Rothtull 120 E. 4th St. 81h Floor Cincinnati, OH 452424007 513-241-3100 (7)4, 11,18 E~tceltent ~e~r:~=~~ ':sf: 1 I two"""""'"' r r'o . I ~ r LoTs& ACREAGE 2 tra1ler lots for rent near Aacme, $250 a month, 1740)992-2456 55 acres more 01 less, $69,000 Call740-256-~247 Trader lot tor rent 1ust above Add1son on 817. Call 740· •• 7 7678 uo I( I \ I \I "' ~::======: r10 :~ r•o HUGE F01 sale/land contract 3 BR .-------~' bed< yard. new central heal great MNli'IJANIOCJ!l'i 200~ Sponster 663, 4200 miles, Metal Flako Blue, $4800 .. It house 11i Gallipolis, WID connection $t500 down $400/mo or rent $475/mo TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? Also 1 BR In GallipoliS$750 No Fee Unless We Win! down $200/mo or rent $250/mo Call Wayne 4041-888·582-3345 456-3602 lor inlo Ill \I I .., I \ I I HUD HOMES! only $21,900. Mora3bd 1~4bd homea avellabla! from S118/mo1 5%dn, 20yr~08%. For listings 0 Dawn"""'" with le89 than tMIO 558-41Dt xF144 perfect Cf8dit is available on Middleport-In town, out o1 this 3 bedroom. 1 bath flOOd plane Bnck Home home. Comer lot, fireplace, Excellent Location 6 Acre modot'n kltchon, locuullub, Apx 4000 IIQ ft 6Rms 3 Br 2 Payment around $550 pe< 112 Blh 2 lire Places 2month. 7.o-367-7129 Garages Lots ol Storage Details Call740·992-4197 3 at 4 bedroom house lor Huge garage sale July 11 and Gas Company looking Saturday July 14th HOMES Coot r Oeatt'tf;,e.s' s.:oo p.m. Rlr Sate 13 month old $200 304-895-3943 Court of Common Piaea, Meigs County, Craftsman Ald1ng Mower, Ohio In purouanco of an 1SHP KoHler Eng1ne, .44 inch cut, S500 (7o40)S82• order of sale to me 7512 directed from aold coort In the above entltied action, I will aapclee to 18le 81 pubAura; lie: auction on the front , FOR SAu; llepo of tho Molgs Ti811or renl. 3 bedroom ·-----· Bo.mFOR&~ County Court Houoe 2 bath,lor near Raooe. $400 a Commercial bu1ldmg "For 1988 Pontiac Grand Pr.x. on Frkl"'f, August 10, month , $400 deposit, Rent" 1800 square feet, off also a riding lawn mower 2007 at 10:00 a.m., of 1740)992-2458 atreet per~ng G<eat loca- Asli lor Jr Phone 256-1102 tion! 749 Third Avenue 10 16ft Alum Starcrafl Boat, ..kl dey, the following ~ Gallipolis Rent $325/mo 1994 Plymouth Acctatin. 85HP Mercury Outboard dncrlbed reel eotate: ~ FOR Rtl'lr Call Wayne 1404)456-3602 75000 miles Former Gov'l MCIO<, Roll, Ule jad<ols & SHulled In the County car Exc Condl $2500 080 much more included lots of of Melga In tile S1l1e of 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Pnme commerCial space for MOVIng overseas & MUST new maintenance Ask1ng Ohio end In the lor Rent, Meigs County, In <onl at Spnngvalley Plaza SELLI eau 740 _794-o290 $2500 080 1740)256-1289 Township of Olive, and and bounded town, No Pets. Deposit Call645-2192 - - -- -- - Required, 174())992-517~ or ~_.-..,.,;----.,~1998 Eagle Talon 92000 40 HP Mercury Outboard ~lbed aalollowo: Being a part of the (740)441..0110 m1les. 1 ownEN' 2 tract of land thot Is ~~-------,.1. condition $4000 negotiable 1 and 2 bedroom apart· 245·5466 One man Bass boat · trolling now or formerly In the ments. furnished and unlur Responsible TN hunter lac*- - -- - - - - - motor + traJier $375 oso name of Hope Drake aa nlshed, and houses 1n mg to lease your land or 1998 Olds 88, 4 Door, 379-2706 recorded In Otftclal Public Notice Pomeroy and Middleport, farm for hunting Please cal $1995, (740)682·7512 ~r_.-~,!"'"---&~.., Record 47 11 Page 538, sacurily defl06il<aqujred, no 423-748-7045 ar email ........,..... Melgo County SHERIFF SALES pets 740-992-2216 rdavisOMUSFIBER.ccm 1999 Chevy Monte Corle . . . .MoroRiiiiitiiiiillloMFl;iiioiiiiiioP Recorder-. Office, said CASE NUMBER 158,000 m•tes Loaded $304- tract being part of100 07CV019 1 BR Apt m Sp~ng vaJiay, 675-7934 WID Hookups, Free wireless - - - - - -- - 92 Four winds class c motor acre lot 124, T3N, JP Morgen Chase R11W, Olive Township, Bank NA Trustee mlemel, 1740)645-4646 HOlSEIIOill '2001 Ford Fccue $3200 heme $12500 Callloiincre mformatlon. 245-9418 or Melga County, S1ata of PlelntHI vs 1 BR, mce walk to Wal Mart , Gc.:loi»; . 304-882-3338 Ohio. and being mora Susan Lyn Jones et al 812-2{)1-3662 Uti!Hies pek1 Dep reQ No 2001 Jeep Grand Cht<okeo - - - - - - - - particularly deacrlbed Defendants pets $550/month 245-5555 For sale Kitchen range & Laredo, Good Condition, 95 Coachman 24ft 5th 81 follows: Court of Common or 441 ·5105 hood $250, 2 maple bar Low Miles. $9500 (740)645- wheeler wlhllch lnd Olnlllg BagiMing et an Iron Ploao, Meigs County, stools $35 , Gun cabinet &hde canopy Sleeps 4-6 pin found on . the Ohio 2 bedroom apartment OOWil - $125 Call 740-441 -6299 8326 - - - - - - - - Very moe! PuHs wJ 1fl ton Southweat Comer of a In pursuance of an town Pomeroy $150 plus Fo~ Mustang GT 5 $5900 Ga!Hp area 740 1.00 Acre Tract 11 order of sale to me ullt (740)992 7511 Full Size Mattress & BIS. 2004 'u Illes, • $180, Sofa & Loveseat sets, speed,leather,52kmltes,leat 245-9214 or 645.0873 rlleorded In Official dlreeted !rom eald 28R near Rio Grande,has $400, Drive a l•ltte· save 8 her, loaded,to many extras AT CHESHIRE 2004 Record 51 a1 Page 675 court In the above ontlfridge, stove, W/0, water, lot Mollohan, 202 Clark to list, Call (740)~79-2298 Nomad-North TraU 34' w1lh and the Grantor's tied action, I will Corner; thence along expose to sele at pubtrash,,. sewer 2BA In Chapel Rd, Bidwell 3B8· 2006 Chevy Cobalt LT, hyd , Extended section the Grantor's line the lie auction on the front Gallipolis has fndge/etove 0173 Camper nearly as new, Silver, loaded, 13,500 miles. QUiet areas No pets Ref steps of the Meigs $12,500 Neg Call Dav1d, following Aeq 740·446-1271 or 709- Kenmore smoofh..top range $14500 oeo 304-612-4321 1606)571-9448, Russell. KY 1. Eeat a diatenc:e of County Court House 1657 w/ oven less than 1 yr old ~------142.53 !eel to an Iron on Frtday, Aug. 10, White, great conditiOn 2006 Toyota Matrb 16000 "I l~\ H I · pin found, and; 2. 2007 al 10:00 o.m., of 2BR apts, 6 m1from Holzer MOVIng overseas and MUST miles Exc Cond St111 under ifiip;;-~---.., NOrth a distance or llkl day, the ~lowing Water/trash/seWer paid. SEUI $350 OBO Call 740- warranty, Power ewrythlr'lg lloME lee1to a 518" x described reeleota1e: $400/mo+<lep 740·662- 794-0290 $17000. Mcvtng overseas. IMrRovEMFMs 133.50 30" Iron pin wl1h a SHulled In the County 9243 or 988-6130 MUST SEUI Call 740plaatlc ldan1111catlon of Melga, In the State 90 3 Br ,$395 M plus 1J1 Plus MNliJ U,MXJtS 1 7 ' IIASEIENT cap set; of Ohio, and In the Dep , av 151 ol M 3rd St MotaiANDisll COOK MOTORS WATI!RPIIDOFtNG Thence with a new line Township of Scipio: Aaclne 740·247·4292 328 Jackson Plke, Gallipolis Unconditional lifetime guar· through tho Grantor's Being a part of a 4 1/2 $100 Coupon Quality cars, trucks and antee Local relerences fll"· land the followtng•ecres more or less 4RM & Bath stove ,fndge. Hot'IUb Outlet H vans with warranty 2002 nlshed Established 1975 thr110 coureas: 1. North tract of land transul•lilles pa•d upsta1rs, 46 Top Quality/Warranty MUton Focus 43,015 m•les $3900 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446· 81 degi'IIOI 28 minutes !erred to Steven D. and Olive Sl No Pels Flea Mid: SIS 606-326·07n 1999 Tracker $3500 Many 0870, Rogers Basemertt: 52 seconds east a dlo- Barbara C. Cottarlll ae $450/month 446·3945 JET others In stOCk Stop or call Waterproofing lance of171.20 feet to recordod aa Parcell In a 518" x 30" loon pin Dloed BOok 271 at Page AERATION MOTORS 740-446-0103 wllh a pleitlc ldentHI· 163 Meigs County RepSI<e<l, New & Rebu~ In - - - - - - -Stock call Ron Evan~ 1- Lively's Auto Sales. 96 cellon cap set, 2- South Recorder's Office 600-537-9526 Hyunda Elentra SW, 4cyl, 1 dlllanco of 358.86 Meigs County, Ohio auto w/OD, $1000 91 Ford feet to 1 518" x 30" Iron also being a part of - - - - - - - - Ranger PU, 3 0 VB, $1000 pin with a plaatlc !den· Section 16, Township NEW AND USED STEEL 386·9303 9 Ia 7 M-Sat tlftclllon cap 181, and, 7- North, Range - 14Steel Beams, P1pe Rebar ~~;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;-., 3. Weal a dls11nco or Wost, Scipio Townohlp, A HIDDEN TREASURE! Far Concrete, Angle, SUVS 311.85 feet to a 518" x Malga County, Stela of Laurel Commons Channel Flat Bar. Steel ..,_ _ooiFORiiiiiSAu;iiiiio-,.1 30" loon pin with a Ohio and mora partlcuApartments largest 10 the Grating For Dra1ns. plaatlc Identification larly described as lolareal Beautifully renovated Onveways & Walkways L&L 1999 Mercury Mountameer, aet on the Iowa: cap throughout mcludmg brand Scrap Metals Open Monday, 4WD, 102,000 m1tes, Exc. Grantor'a 'line and the Beginning II a point In new kitchen and bath Tuesday, Wednesday & Cond . Sunroof, Power east rlght-ol·way line the centerline of townFriday, 8am-4 30pm Closed leather Seats, $6200 of 30.0 loot eaaement ship rood 142 being Starting at S405 Call todayl Thursday. Saturday & 7401245-0344 alter 5:000m for Drako Subdivision the Northeast comer or 304 273 3344 1 1 Sunday. 1740)446-7300 ~ V:•11 recorded In said 4 112; ecrea mora Acceptlng appt1cat1oos for 2 I'IJ" Envelope 78; thence or lese tract and Ia SR. I BA apl.~ve.lrldge, Stevena 28ga s..gte barrel FoR SAlE along the Gnontor'a asaumed to bear South WID 1ncluded. W~ler & shot gun, model 940A • line and the saki aaat 77 deg. 11' 20" Eaat a 10 Garbage pa1d No pets, very Excellent Plus $2 Also 95 Plymouth van, a1r, autoVrlght-of-wey line, north distance of 1831.50 mce, clean & attractive Ball perfect Mason 112 pint f6J900 OBO. 740·256-1652 a distance of 200.00 feet loom the $500imo, 1st mo + $500 green 1ar. Scarce $165 740- -..... ... THE 40 11101 to the point of Northwest corner of Sac dep required AvaHable ~533-=-36 =70:.__ __:___ _ 1 4 beginning, containing said Section 18, 7116107 Apply w1thln 1743 vanous glllS for sale Call .ooiioiioiiiiiiiio-_.1· 2.1100 ecr11, mora or Townahlp - 7, Range Centenary Ad, Galllpo6s No for types and prices 245HAS leu, and subject 10 all 14, 1992 Harley Davidson _P_hon_e_c_ai_~_P_ oe_ o_ se_ __ 9418 or 812-201·3662 SOMETHING eeoemen11 of record. thence leaving said Spnnger, low m1teage, Apartment for rent , 1·2 Woodworking Tools, Jet, excellent shape, new tires, All 518" x 30" Iron plna centerline and along Bdrm remodeled, new car- Delta and Craftsman, also, call enyt•me, (740)992-6027 with plaatlc ldontlllca- the aseumed Eeat line pet, stove & fng , water. Walnut and Cherry lumber tlon capo set are of said 4 112; acrea sewer, trash pd Mtddleport phone 304-675-2246 2000 Honda 350 Rancher more or less lract stamped "Seymour $425 00 No pets Ref Assoclateo•. The bear- SOuth 13 deg. 15' 05" reqUired 740-843-5254 PETs Electnc; sh1fl, gently rode lnge uaed In the above West paoalng through RJRSALE described tract wera a 518" loon pin with I.D. Buutltul Apts. at Jackl,on ·--iiiliiiiiiii;...,l excellent condition, $2400 Cal 740-245-5934 derived !rom a pravl- Cap set at a distance Eetates 52 Westwood AKC R k Lab ous survey as retord- of 20.00 !set and going Onve from $365 to $560. eg ' 81ac odIn Official Record 51 a total distance of 740-446-2568 Equal Puppies. $150 00 740 742at Page 675 and are lor 506.24 to a 518" Housmg Opportunity This ~966, It no answer please the determination of loon pin with I.D. Cap mshtut1on IS an Equal eave message. angles only. The abova set; ' Opporlumty Provider and AKC reg1stered 3 yr old deacrlbed tract was Thence leaving said Employer Boston Terr1er female $150 aurveyed by George F. East line North 81 cleg CONVENIENTLY LOCAT- 740 367-7933 Seymour, Ohio 28' 23"Wast a distance ED & AFFORDABLE! Professional Surveyor of 91.00 feet 10 a 5/8" AKC Registered M1mature Townhouse apartments, SchnauzBf pupptes $400 No. 6044, October 15, Iron pin wtth tD. Cap and/or small houses FOR Ready 7121107 740-366· 1998. Sub)act to all set; RENT Call (740)441-111 1 9370 leases, aasementa and Thence North 04 deg lor appliCation & 1nformat1on rights of way of record. 52' 28" West a distance CKC Toy Rat Tamers ChOc No opinion of title noo of 95.42 feet to a point & White 1st shots, tails certification aa to In the centerline of a decked. Asking $250 379· accuracy of the Creek; 9515 or 645-6857 deecrlptlon 18 given by Thence along said cen•2&3 bedroom apartments For sate 2 Cockatells M&F the preparer of 1hls terllne lhe following Instrument. The above Three courses: •Central heat & AJC With cage & m1sc $120 00 Mason Co. Fairgrounds description Is the 1 North 09 dog. 52' 04" call 304-512-9371 or 1 256•Washer/dryer hookup Rt. 62 N. Pt. Pleasant, WV .. me ao the surveyod West a distance of 606·1198 •Tenant pays electnc description as pre- 96.99 feet to a polnl; (Practice 3:30 PM) (304}882-3017 For sale Beagle hound puppared by George F. 2 North 15 deg. 29'15"' pies t1r color. male & Seymour, Ohio Eeet a distance of lemete, more 1nfo (740)742· Professional Surveyor 180.83feet to a point; 0528, no answer leave mes· No. 6044, Oclober 15, 3 North 25 deg. 08' 35" sage 1998. East a distance of Parcel Number 011- 123.391eet to a railroad Must Sell Pnce drBSIICBIIy 00407-(110 spike selln the cantorFurmshed Apt 2nd Ave reduced AKC Reg Stitzu Current OWner: Haoold line of sold Township Galhpol1s Upstairs, 1 pupp1es for sale $350 740Picni~ Bedroom. No Pets, All ut•h· :3.::.:. 68·.:.64::_n:.__ _ _ __ t1es pa1d, (740)446·9523 Wh•le lemale Cockatoo witl1 Help Wanled Help Wanted Gracloua Living 1 and 2 cage, very tame & lov•ng Bedroom Apts at VIllage $800 740·992 •5859 Manor and A1verslde Apts In I \1 1\ l -.,I 1'1'1 It..., Comong to Middleport, from $327 to ,, I I\ I ' 1111 1, .. , . · ... TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY '•'''" $592 740 992-5064 Equal jft~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;; HoUSing Opportunity FA.Rl\1 i ~egit{ter Sentinel Ofpee#O~~ Wednesday, July 11, 2007 HOIRli FOR RfNr L,--oiolliiloiliiioiioo_.l $174/mal Buy 3bd HUD home! 5%dn, 20yrs 0 8%. ~~;o:;stlnga 800-S59-4109 - - - - - - -1 possibly 2 Br House In New Haven. 3251month. $325/deposlt No Pets (304) 882•3652 s ::::::.=::.:=:.____ 2 bedroom execut1ve house, new construct•on, fully fur· mshed new refngerator. stove, dishwasher washer & dryer, large wrap around porch, fu• basement 1 car garage total electnc w1th central a1r, very spac•ous, pnvate dnve w1th parkmg, $ 1 100 per month. serious calls only (740 )949 2303 2 Br Rutland. $375 per M plus depos1t 742- 1903 3 Bedroom House 1n Syracuse $500/month + deposH No Pels (304)675 5332 weekend s 740·591 · 0265 3 bedroom 2 lull bath 2 story house, half aete yard, full basement, central ale hardwood floors plenty of park1ng, $735 per month, 1740)949-2303 3-4 bedroom home 1n Syracu se $500 plus ut11111es (740)992-75 11 4 bedroom 2 story hOuse, very spac1ous & clean new carport large bedroom eat mk1tchen w•th new cabinets $685 per month (740)949· 2303 Attention! Local company oHenng ' NO DOWN PAYMENT' pro grams for you to buy your t1ome i m~te ad of renting • 100% financing ' less than perlect credll accepted ' ~ay m e nt could be the same as rent Locators Mortgage ~17.:.4:: 01::36::7.:·0:.:00::0:._ · _ __ For rent or for salt 2 BR Nice Remodeled Home In town , No Pets, FlenO\Iated, All new carpet Cell 1740)446·7425 House for Ae~t 3 bedroom, furnished Now Haven wv $400 month call a~e< 4pm ~30.:.4_ -7.:.7.:.3·.:.950 ::.:._7_ _ __ House tor rent on 2nd Al/fJ Galllpol•s. $600/month Call 446•2422 .:.:.~=---'----­ In Pomeroy House tor rent•3 Bd 2 bath, newty temod· eled total electric 740-843· 5264 .I tJ:am FOR YOU!! a r Ellm View Apartments Pomeroy Eagles Club 2171 Annual and Golf Outing Sunday, July 22 r'o Immaculate 2 bedroom apartment New carpet &. cab1nets, freshly pa1nted & decora1ed W/0 hookup Beautiful cou ntry setting Must see to appreciate $4001mo 1614)595-m3 o< 1·800· 798-4686 L~--iiEQuiPMooiilioliiliiililiooo_.l .., 0% Fmancmg· 36 Uos ava1lable now on John Deere z Trek Zero TUma & 5 99% Fixed Rate ,on John Deere Gatora Carmichael Equl>ment 1740)446·2412 Middleport, Beech St , 2 br furmshed apartment uuht1es paid deposit & refe rences no pets, {740)992-0165 K1efer BUill· Valley·B•soo· Horse and '1:1vestock TrailersLoadmax Gooseneck, Dumps, & Middleport, North 4th Ave , 2 U11hty Aluma Aluminum br furnished apartment Trallera- B&W Goosenedl. depos•t & references no H1tches- Tra1ler Parts Trailers pets (740)992 01 65 Carm ichael 1740)446-241 2 Modern 1 Bedroom apt Call -o390 New Holland 273 square 446 :::::_:::::.:_ _ _ _ _ _ bater. good cond1t1on New 2BA apartments $2700 740-25&-6522 Wa sher/dryer hookup stove/refr~ge rator Included Also, umts on SA 160 Pets Welcome• (740)44 1-01 94 New Haven 1 Br Furn1shed 7 AQHA Registered Ouar1er Apt . has WID, No Pets Dep Horses tor sate or trade Call & references 740·992·0165 aher 7pm 740-256-6003 RIPLEY, WV! 8:30a.m. Limited to 40 golfers Must sign up by 7/1 f) Free Food & Beverages to Eagles Members Covered D1shes Welcomed ASST. MANAGERS lji:J ~~EER:sl __ ._ RECEIVERS ,..,._ ""'·,., ~ Bartender And Bar Manager Positions Needed Send Resume To: P.O. Box 303 Gallipolis, OH Attention: Mike 1- """'1- """"Pf'. . i."." lii<1il1god • ow1r IUIIitoblttoiOII<II flllilluct.oi! oo<Wrlj 11CMf'4 """"' B 00J1i1 •l>il tnd tl'i ill<omt 1IC oIIi! .,., ....... of iltJI P I '""'""" o ilo US, · ...,..II<Molyirilllioolw<l••llno-1""' ....,.,lunlfl!, 11C •m~ Apply in person, dSlZ1I pn!pafed for on-1he-spot interviews: Mon., Tues. & Wed. July 16, 11 &18• Bam· Spm Workforce Office · Ripley t2Audemy Orivt • aola.oct WV 25271 RfHid 142; Thence lea•lng 1ho centerline of sold Creek and along the centerline of said Townllhlp Road 142 South ~Mg. 11 ' 20" East a dlotance or 123.07 feet to 1he prln· clple point of begin· nlng con1olnlng 1.526 acres mora or less sublect to all legal eaHmOnta and right of W"'f. Bearings are aooumed and are lor lluo datermlnatlon of anglee only. All Iron plna are 518" x 30" reber wl1h plastic I 0. Cap otampod " CTS.. 6M4". The above description waa prepared !rom an actual survey made on 1he 21 11 drt of Mey, 2002 by c Thomes Sm11h, Ohio Professional Surveyor n 16844. Current Owner: Susan Lyn Jones at al Property at: 35363 Pllgo•llle Rd. Albany, Ohio PPf 17-00180.001 Prior Deed Reforoncaa: Volume 271 , Page 163 Appralaed 11 $5D,OOO.OO Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold lor leso than 2/3nlo of the appraised value. 10% down on d"'f or sele, cash or certHiod cheek, balance due on confirmation oloale The appralaal did not Include an Interior examination or tho house. Robert E. Beegle, Melga County Shertll Attorney for tha Plaintiff Javllch, Block & Rllhbone UP 602 Main St., Sullo 500 Clnclnnetl, Ohio 45202 513-744-9600 (7) 4, 11, 18 Public Notice SherHI Sales Case Number 06cv173 City National Bank of WV Plaintiff vo Rhonda MHam, Robert Schoolcraft, et al Defendants Court of Comnfon Ple11, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an ordar of sale to me directed from said Court In the above entlllod action, I will expoae to sale at publie auction of lhe loont step1 o1 the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Aug. 3, 2007 II 10:00 a.m., of said day, the following described reellttate: All that certain tract or parcel or land, slt'u· a1od, lying and being In the City of Pomeroy, County of Meigs, and State of Ohio, and being known and deelgnatod on a map of Lincoln Helghta, made by Breece & Carpar, Registered Civil Engineers, Huntington, WVa., October 7, 1942, a copy of which map was filed lor record In the Office of the Recorder of Meigs County, Ohio, December 17. 1942, Plat Book N3 at pages 43 & 44, aa LoU21, and being more particularly described aa lollows: BEGINNING a1 a point In the north line of Lincoln Rood at lhe corner between Lot 21 and 22, as shown ol saki map; thence with said line of Lincoln Road No. 63' 51 min. W. 50 feet; thence wllh lhe line between lots 21 and 20, No. 26' 90 min 296.4418811c a point In the south line of north street; thence wllh said line al north s1ree1 S 68' 33 min. East 50.17 lee1, lhence with 1ho line between aald lots 21, and 22, S 26" 09 min W 300.55 feet to the point of beginning. Reaer•lng howe•er the coal and other min· oral In and underlying the above deacrlbed proparty together with 1he right to mine the same wlthoul encumbrence to the surface and subject to an ease· ment for sewage fol1er ditch or leaching ditch as sel 1orth and described In 1hal lnstrumeal bearing date Noveri.ber 26, 1943 and recorded In aald recorder's office In December 3, 1943, In Deed Book 151 page 178. Reference Is made Ia deed of Raymond M Foley, Fodera! Housing Commissioner to Gerald E. Schuster and Mildred F. Schuster, dalod February 4, 1946 recorded In Volume 157, page 41 , Meogs County Deed Records. Address of Property: 1643 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. PPI 16-GI 562000 Prior Deed References: Volume 157, page 41 Appraised et $25,1100 Terms af Sale: Cannot be sold lor less lhan 213rds of 1he appraised value. 10% down of dey of sale, cash or cartlflod chock, baionce due on con1irme· 11on o1 sale The appraisal did no1 Include an· Interior examination of the house. Robert E. Beegle, Malga County SherHI Attorney for the plaln1HI Richard F. Bentley 425 Center St. Ironton, OH 45638 740-532-71100 (6) 27, (71 4, 11 lhen 10% of the bid amount In favor o 1hf aloreuld Melgi County Commlsslontre. Bid Bonds shall be occompanled by Proof of Authority of the o11iclel or agent olgnlng the bond. : Bids shall be oealed and merked as Bid lor Pomeroy Dlatreaa Demolition Project and mailed or delivered to~ Meigs County Commlsaloners • Courthouse : Pomeroy, Ohio 45768 A1tan11on of blddera Is called 1a all of the' requirements conlalned In this bid P""'<:. et, panlcularly to the Federal Labor- - - - - - - Standards Poovlsloni Public Notice and D~vis·Becon _ _.:.:....:.......:...;:;:..:_ Wages, various lnaur~ PUBLIC NOTICE anee requlremenla; NOTICE: Is hereby various equal opportu·· given 1ha1 on Sotunlay nlty provisions, and July 14,2007 at 10:00 the raqulremenl lor o a.m., a public sale will payment bond and pa~ be held at lormance bond IOf 211 w Second St., 100% of tho contra~ Pomeroy, Ohio. price. No bidder may The Fanneno Bank and withdraw hie bid wllhln Savings Company lo thirty (30) daya alter aelll~g for cash In the actual date of the hand or certl1ied check opening thereof. The the following collater- Meigs County_ al: Commloaloners 2001 Oakwood Mobile reeorve tho right to Home 14x70 reject any or all bldo. HONC03322292 1999 Mlck Davenport; Ford FISO President IFTZX1720XNB89018 Meigs County The Fanneno Bank and Commissioners Savings Company, (7) 11, 18, 23 Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the rlgh1 to - - - - - - bid at this sale, and to PubliC Notice withdraw the above - - - - - - - colllleral prior 10 sale. OHIO ENVIRONMEN, Further, The Farmers TAL PROTECTION Bank and Savlnga AGENCY PUBLIC( Company raiiiii'V8a1he NOTICE Leading creek right to raj eel any or Watershod all bids submmod. Total Maximum Dally The above described Load Raport collateral will be sold Public notice Ia hereby "as Is-whore Ia", with given that the Ohio no e•preased or EnvIron men I el lmpllod warranty Protection Agency given. (Ohio EPA) Division o! For further lnforma· Sunac:eWator(DSW).Is lion, or lor an appoint· providing lor public ment lo Inspect collat- review and commenl oral, prior to oslo date tha Leading Creek con1acl Cyndle, Ken, Walerehed Total or Randy at 992-2136. Maximum Dally Load 7 I 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 Report (TMDL) Document. Ohio EPA developed ~he Public Notice Documonl In fulfillment of Section 303(d) PUBLIC NOTICE of the Cleen Water Act, The VIllage of Pomeroy which roqulreo tho deelr11 to sell certain Identification of real ostate locatod on lmpalrod water bodleo East Main Street sltuet· lor which technology eel In the lncorporeted based effluent llml1aVIllage. The properly tlono Ina not stringent lor ..le, Is described enough to achlo•e as Lot 82 In the VIllage applicable water quail· of Pomeroy. This prop· ty standards and Ia erty Ia beat deacrlbed develop Total In a warranty deed Maximum Dally Loada recorded In Volume lor such waters. Tho 136, page 379, Volume Documan1 addraaees 133, page 805 and Impairments In the Volume 144, page 482, Leading Creek waterIn Melgo County Deed shod 1ha1 appear on Records. 1he Oho 2006 303(d) Sealed bids ahall be llat (easeaslll8n1 until acceplod until 12·00 05030202 D90). the noon on July 20, 2007. lmpalrad waters are All blda shall be clearly located In lhe counties marked Jr. High of · Melga, Athens and Property Real Ealate Gallle, Bid, on lho ou1alde or All lnterestod persons the envelopa and aub- wishing 10 submit mltted to the Village comments lor Ohio Clerk, 320 East Main EPA's consideration Street, Pomeroy, OH may do so In wrttlng to 45769. Ohio EPA, Central All bids are subject to Office, P.O. Box 1049, a pre•lous agreement Columbus, Ohl~? with the Meigs County 43216-1049, Ann: BaiH CIC, lor "Right of Firat Risley, or by email to Refusal" Belh.RisleyCiepa.state The Pomeroy VIllage .oh.us by the cloee of Council reservea 1ho business, August 13, rlgh1toaccep1orrejact 2007. Comments any or all bids recelvod after lhla data (6) 25,29 (7) 5, 11 , 20 may be considered a! time and circum· stances permit After Public Notice consideration cl com· ments, Ohio EPA will NOTICE TO CONTRAC- submit lhe Document TORS lo the Unltad States Sealed proposals lor E n v I r o n m e n I a I the Pomeroy Distress Protection Agency Clearance (Demolition (U.S. EPA) lor approvaL Qf housong units) To obtain a copy ol the Project, Meigs County, Document or other Ohio will be received Information, or 10 by the Meigs County arrange to Inspect Commlsslonars at 1he Agency lllee or Meigs Courlhause, records P'!rtalnlng Ia Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 tha Document, or to until 1:00 p.m., request notice c1 when Thursday, July 27, 2007 Ohio EPA submits and then a11 :15 p.m a1 theDocument to U.S said o111ce opaned and EPA, please contacl read aloud lor 1he fo~ Beth Risley at the lowing. This Is a address abo•e or by Prevailing Wage proj- calling (614) 728·2384. ect See speclflcetlons The Document will be In bid packet pos1od (on or before SpecHicetlons, and bid July 12, 2007) 10 the forms may be securod Ohio EPA Division of at the office of Melge Surface Water Web site C o u n I y Http./lwww.epa.state.o Com mIssIoners , h.us/dswnndex html. Courthouse , Pomeroy, (7) 11 Ohio 45769 - Phone 740-992-2895. A deposil of 0 dollars will be required far each set of plans and speciflca11ons, check medii payable to- ThO lull amount will be returned within 1hlrty (30) days after rocalp1 o1 blda. Each bid must be accompanied by either a bid bond In an amount of 100% of the bid amount with a surety satisfactory to the aforesaid Meigs C o u n· I y Commissioners or by certified check, cashiers check, or lei1er of crodlt upon a sol· •ent bank In tho amounl of not less 'GetAJiiiiliii)l 1 Get on SAVINGS Shop-the C(assifieds! �• Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel •. • I Wednesday, July 11 , 2007 ALLEY OOP WVfN.my,:tailysentinel.com -llww.mydallysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS NEA Cross.word Puzzle BRIDGE 50 Elk Anawer to Prevlou. Pulzl4l 52 Bring forth 1 Sherpa'a 53 Served the cake lighting 5 Excellence 54 =el•toly 10 Traveling 55 Fraudulent scheme prolactlan 13. lily-billy DOWN mapa 1~ By moulh 1 Masculine 15 Leb medium principle 15 Walter'• 2 Joy Adamaan's check 18 Once called pat 19 Lifts anchor 3 Layer 21 Pauae 4 Ia, to Fritz 20 Nefarious droplet• 25 Obliging 5 Nick or glen 40 Aura 29 Banflhed scratch 21 l>rotactlva 41 Ttlrtbook 31 String 6 Jolt de shelter dlvltlon bleda vlvre :22 Mldtenn or 42 Trenalucont • 33 Emgtoy01 7 Slarlet'o final mlnaral • 34 Upper dream 23 Become 44 "Aeneid" or . houea 8 Archipelago fatigued "Baowull" 35 Wildflower dot 24 Bone below 45 Colla1\ab~at 9 Your, the elbow 46 Tabloid 37 Gold old-style 26 Sescoesl twosome ora liver 10 Airline lickeagle 47 Gredo38 TYtleafjtr:MI et word 27 Fallklious achooler 40 MOtor's 11 Como 28 Brh's 46 Validate sound - uoted? farewell 49 Part ol 43 Thoullnd, 12 Glassaa ~ph.) RSVP slangily far wine 30 spoil 51 Capp ond 44 Compo11r 17 R11pond 32 Jolaon - Salla to an SOS nalghbor 46 Leave no 19 Rllks ' 36 Very small troce lllckll 39 G~ ACROSS Phillip Alder Publtc N o tice. In N~;;:~';.a~=,;: Your R.l8ht. t o . JS,now.. Dellverecl ,." Sllerlfl Sale The ~pprol11l did not Ohlo COle Number otCV174 Include on lnlerlar In purauance al en Benelk:lol Ohio Elvo exemlnotlon ol the order ol aale to me Plllntlfl houH. dlrecled !rom Ilk! va Robert E. llllgll, court ~ lhlobOve enllo Richard Coger II el Melga County Shertll lied acllon, I will Delendlnll Altom~ lor lhl pllln- expoHIO 111e at pubHe oucllon on lhllront Court ol Common 1111 PIIII, Malga County, John D. Clunk atepa ol lhe Mllga Ohio. 5601 Hudaon Drive, County Court Hou11 In purauance ol en SUite 400 on Friday, Augull 3, order ol aele to me Hudaon, Ohio 44236 2007 II 10:00 1.m. ol directed !ram aald 330-342-3203 llkl dey, lhllollowlng · dllcrlbld r e e l -: Court In the above (6t 27, (7t 4, 11 entitled action, I will Parcel One: The followexpo~~ to atle at publng r e e l - being In Public NoUce SyracuaaVIIIageand In lie auction on the lnmt atepa al !he Melga 100 acre Lot No. 291, County Court Houat Sheriff Sale SultOn Tawnahlp, on Frldey, Aug. 3, 2007 Ca11 No. 06CV171 Mllga County, Ohio. al 10:00 e.m., ol aald Farmere Bank & Deacrlbed aa lollowa: day, the following Savlnga Beginning II a 2 Inch dllcrtbed reel eatole: Plaintiff va pipe on lhl ooulhllll Slluotld In the Cleveland Howard corner ol a 8.8 acre Townahlp ol Lebanon, et al tract o1 land - a d !rom John McCoy lo County ol Melga and Defendlnll Stall o1 Ohio: Court of Common An:hll LH, dHCrlbed Bilng In 110 Acre Lot Pleas, Melga County, In Deed Recorded In 11182 ol Lebanon Ohio Deed Book No. 238, Townahlp In Melga In pureuance ol en page no. 763, Deed County, Ohio, and order of aale to me recorda of Melga baglnnlng at the IIHI directed from laid County, Ohio, thence pln localld In tho cen- Court In the above weal 815.85 1111; ter o1 State Route 1124 entitled action, I will thence South 24.85 etlhe point repreatnl- expou to ule at feel to the lOUth aide lng the Southweat cor- Public Auction on the ol a 25 laat road; lhl nor ol real eatala Irani atepo of lhe pleca !If baglnnlng far ownad by lhe Meigs County Court thla deecrlptlan; Pan)acoalai ,AaHmbly HouH on Friday, Aug. thence IDUih 8 dig. 06' Chun:h; thence .North 3, 2007 at10:00 a.m., ol 1111 126.75 IHito the along the Weal line ol Hid day, the lollowlng north1111 comer ol a lloreaald chun:h roal dllcrlbed real elllll: .22 acre lot .dllcrlbed ealale a dllllnco ol Situate In Scipio In Deed Book No. 238, 174.2 fHI to lhe lownahlp, Melga page No. 823 dMd Norlhweal corner ol County, Slate ol Ohio recorda ol Melga eloreaald church real and being In Section County, Ohio; thence eatate; thence Well 26, Town 7 North, north 85 dig. 28' Hat running porallll with Range 14 Wilt of the 100 111110 lhl norlhthe center ol Stela Ohio Companv'a 1111 corner ol 1 .23 Route ., 24 a piatence Pure hall and billng acre lot dtacrlbld In ol 600 1811 to an Iron deacrlbed ao follows: Deed Book No. 243, pin; lhlnce South runBeginning II a 50 page no. 925 nlng pereUel with tho Inch Sycamoro lree recorda o1 Mllga Weal line ollhe alono- E•t 547 lllllrom lhl County, Ohio; lhenca aeld Pantecoatal Southweal corner ol ooulh 66 dig. 60' 1111 Aa11mbly Chun:h real Soctlon 26; thence 20 1111 IIOng the north eatate a dlalance ol E•11916.67 fHialong line ol a .37 acre lot; 174.21111ta lhe center lhe South line of uld thenca north 5 dig. OS' ol Sllto Roule 1124; Sec:llon 28 Ia a linea -1125.851111 to the lhlnce Eul olong tho poll: Thence North 0 ooulh akll ol a 25 loot center ol 91111 Route dog. 58" 51" Welt road; !hence aouth 87 1124 a dlallnce o1 600 553.081111to a point In dig. 11' Will 120 !HI fHt to tha pl1c1 ol the centerline ol along lhl aoulh aide ol baglnnlng, containing County Ao1d 17, pall• aald road, to lhe place 2.4.ocroa, mort or leaa. lng a lance poll at 833 ol baglnnlng, containEXCEPTING all lagal IHI lor. reference; lng .35 acrea, more or rlght-of-weya and SAY- thence South 67 dig. 1111. lNG and EXCEPTING 45'02" Well146.66fHI Reference DHd: lha coal underlying along the cenlarllne ol Volume 306, 1'1111 511, uld preml111 wHh the aald County Road 1710 Melga County Dead rtght to mine the aarna a point; !hence Soulh RICarda. · end a rlght-of-wey In 84 dig. 36' 14" Weal Audltor'a Parcel No.: avery direction along 316.74 lett along the 20-000116.000 lhla coel-ma !here- centerline ol aald Pircol Twp: Sltuete In under Including all County Raid 17 to a Section 311, town 2, mining rlghla. point; thence South 79 Range 12, . Sutton SAVE AND EXCEPT· dog. 45' 23" Weal Tawnahlp, VIllage al lNG: Situated In lho 326.80 IHI along lhl Syrecu11, Melga T......,.p ol Leblnon, clnllrtlna ol aald County, Slate ol Ohio, County olllelga, 91111 County Road 17 to a and being part ol One ol Ohio, lnd In Secllan point; !hence South 3 Hundred Acre Lot 34, Ito acre Lol 1182, dig. 28' 14" E11t Number 295. T-. 2N, Range 11W, 214.57 feet to 1 30 Inch Commencing 11 a two and bounded and Sycamore Tree, pass- Inch Iron pipe In lhl dn: Ibid ufollowa: lng a fence poll II 20 northeall corner ol 1 BMig 1 perc1l ol land feet lor reference; 5.5 acre more or 1111 lying an lhe right skill !hence North 70 dog. tract aa recorded In ollhl centerline ol a 34'00"Weot469.701ell Deed Book 236, Paga au,..,, mode by the to a point In the center- m In the Recorda ol Department ol line ol said County the Melga Caup!Y Trtnoportallon and Road 17; thence South Recorder's Olllce; being located wllhln 13 deg. 03' 26" Weal !hence N. 90 dig. 00' lhe boundary points ol 78.10 teet Ia an Iron 00" W. along lhe nartl\ Parcel No. 205-WLR as rod; thence South 47 line . of uld 5.5 acre delineated upon lhe deg. 39' 00" Weal mora or le11 lract Department of 136.50 leel 10 on Iron 671.11 leel. to I a point Trenaj)Orllllon's Right· rod; thence Soulh 76 In the exllllng -.1y of-Way plan MEG-124- deg. 49' 51"We8169.00 rtghl ol wey line ol Lee 31.57, Sheet 14 ol 42 feet to an Iron rod; Circle and lhe reel and recorded In Pill thence South 58 dig. polnl ol baglnnlng for Book 5, Page 19, ·05' 00" Well 257,50 the land herein records ol the feet to an Iron rod; deecrlbed; lhlnce S. 5 Office, thanes South 68 dog. deg. 24' 00" E. along Recorder's Melga County, Ohio. " 53'11fl"Weat253.00 IHI the exlallng Wllllrty It Ia understood that to an Iron rod; thence rtght ol wey line ol Lee the atrlp of land above South 25 deg. 30' 00" Circle, 27.58 IHI to a described contalna West 85.00 lett to the point In lhl exlatlng 0.126 acres, more or paint ol beglnnl~g. soUihlrly right ol woy less, Including lhe conlalnlng18.95 acrea, line of Lee Circle; proaenl road which more or leas, except- !hence No. 87 dig. 11' occupies 0.000 acres, lng all legal rtghls .ol oo• E. along lhl axial· wey. lng ooutherty right ol more or 1011. The· above The description lor the wey line ol Lee Circle, described area ol 0.126 above trecl being the 52.73 llllto an exlll· acres Ia to be deleted ·raaulls ol a aurvey lng Iron pipe In lha from Audllor's Parcel · made by Robert H. northwaat property No. 07-00723.000. Eaoon, Ohio corner ol George D. This deacrlptlon Is Reglatered Surveyor and Sherry A. Buaklrk baaed on a survey No. S-06546 dlled 11 recorded In Deed made by BALKE ENGI- November, 1982. Book 263, Page 903 In NEEAS lor the Ohio Reference dead: the Recordt ol the Department ol Volume 287, Page 629, Mtlga • County Traneportlllan, In Melga County Dead Recordar'a Olllce; 2000, By Joseph D. Records. . · lhlnce S., 5 dig. ot' Kuhlmann, P.S. Prior Atlerence Deed: 00" E. along the mt Reglalered Surveyor Volume 164, Page 711, property line of uld No. 5--6823 under lho Melga County olllclll George D. end Sherry A. Buaklrk, 76.85 1ee1 direction and aupervl- Recorda alan ol Ronald F. Riser, Auditor's Parcel No.: to a point In lhl north· P.S. Reg laterad 17.00382.000 eall property corner o1 SUrveyor No. $-70S3. Property Addreaa: Hugh M. and Martha c. All iron plna ell are to 33353 Cotterill Road, McPhallaa recorded In be (314") • (30") by.a (1 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Deed Book 250, Page 112") aluminum cap, Current • Owner: 603 In the Recorda ol atamped "ODOTR/W Cleveland C. Howard at the Melga County DISTRICT 10" and the al Recorder's Office; surveyor'& Ohio Appralled al $40,000 thence S. 85 deg. 00' R.,.latratlon or survey- Torma ol Sale: Cannot 51" W. along the north ora name, number be sold lor loss then property line ol aald and/or company name. 214rda olthe appraised Hugh M. and Martha C. Points listed with value. 10% down on McPhail, 66.221ellto a (Iron pin Ht) are to be day.~~ sale, cash or polnl; thence N. 1 deg. Ill by tho contractor cort111ed check, bal- OS' oo· West along a 11 lndlcalld at the lor- ance due on conllrma- line, 108.91 1811 lo a point In tho north line mlnatlon ol lhe con- lion ol aale. slructlon project. The eppralaal did not ol aald 5.5 acre more Said alellons being Include an Interior or loll tract; thence N. the Station numbers as examination ol the 90 dog. 00' 00" E. along allpulated In the hero- house. Land only. the north line ol aald lnbolore mentioned Robert E. Beegle, 5.5 acre more or 1111 turvey and as shown Meigs Counlr Sheriff tract, 25.92 feet to the by plana on lila in the Attorney lor the plain- point ol beginning and Ohio Department ol lisa containing 0.168acrea. Tr an a Po r tall on , Christopher Tenaglia Subject lo all legal Marlette, Ohio. 200 E. 2nd St. , hlghwaya and easeSaid premlaes also Pomeroy, OH 740-992· menla ol record. known •• 50336 State 6368 Curren! Owner: Robart Route 124, Racine, OH (6) 27, (7) 4 & 11 Wood et al PPN : 07Property at: 2411 L11 45771 00723.000 Circle, Syracu11, OH Prior Deed References: Public Notice PPt 20-00066.000 & 20Voiume 328, pege179 00284.000 · Appraleadal$45,000 SherlffSelea Prior Deed Terma ol Sale: Cannot Case Number 06CV156 Relerence:Volume 44, be oold lor leiS than LaSalle Bank NA Page 475 213rda ollhe appraised Plalnllff Appralead at velue. 10% down on vo $70,000.00 Terma ol Dey ol ule, cash or Robert Wood Et AI Sale: Cannot be oold certified check, bal- Defendants lor lo11 lhan 213rds o1 ance due on contJrm_a- Court ol Common lhe appralaed value. Pleaa, Meigs County, 10% down on day of tlon of aale. Klatt~ to )"our 111e, Cllh or c:«<llled chectc, b l ' - due on c:onllrmlllon o11111. The opprallll did not Include on Interior examlnallon ol the houH. · Robert E. · BHgle, Mllga County Sheriff Attorney lor thePIIIntlll Lerner Sampao_n Exhibit "C" which ahall agenclea. run with lhl land and 2. Single Wide, Double be binding upon the Wkllond Madullra era GrontHI, lhelr helrl permitted. Skirting ond 1111gna. mull be lnallllld lo SUbject to Nllllllnll, unit within 10 dlya ol 111-. rlghll-ol·way, bllng · placed o n the conditlona and lllt!lc· lot Unit 1111111 tJe .pn.. - 1tiona olrecord. approved by SAVEAND EXCEPT lhl Vendor prior 10 being No. 4-4A, Clerlon or placed an the lot, until Llmeatone COli which the note Ia paid In luH. Aollull • "'" prevloualy can- Once the note Ia peld 120 E. 41h 81. 8th Floor veyed to the Ohio In lull any unit being CORNER STONE Clnclnnetl, Ohio 45202 Power Company> by placed on the lot cen 513-241-3100 ~dllld Augull 6, nat f!e over ten yaera CONSTRUCTION (&t 27, (7t 4, 11 11158 and recorded In old when pieced an the Volume 197, Page 541 , lat. Roofing, Siding, Mllga Counly 3. No junk or unll· Soffit, Decks, Public Notice Aeconler'a Olllce. ceneed vlhlclel are Doors, Windows, TAAt;rTWO: permllted on lhe lot. Electric, Plumbing, Sheriff Salea Caaa Being 5.0S8 acres, 4. No accumulllion al Drywall, Number O&CV170 more or leae, ahulled peraonal effecta, Remodeling, Room CHIZen Bank o1 Logan In Section 33, T-&-N, R· debrla waate, garb~ge Additions Plalntlll 15-W, Columbia or other unalghtly vs Township, Melga objects. Local Contractor Tarry & Pomela Counly, Ohio. 5. No Incomplete alruc740· 367·0544 Pareanaetal Being a part ol a tract ture, you will . be Free Eadmataa Defendlnta of .lend !hat Ia now or allowed adequate time 740·367-11536 Court o1 · Common lormerty In lhl name ol to complete atructure. Plaea, Melga County, Ronald and Judy 6. All Iota mull give H&H Ohio Hagerty aa recorded In access to all pubic utllIn pureuance ol an OHiclal Record 53, hlea Including but not Guttering order of oale to me page 01 ol the Melga limited to public Wiler, directed from aal~ County Recorder's elect!lc and telephone. Seamless Gutters court In lhlabove anll- Ollk:l, uld tract being 7. Only one large ani- Roofing, Siding, Gutters lied action, I will llluated I~ the north- mel per acre Ia permltInsured & Bonded expoH to Hie at pub- -quarter o I Section led. Example haree, 740.653-9657 lie auction an the lronl 33, T-9-N, R-15-W, caw, goal. No ewlne atepa of the Melga Columbia Townahlp; are permllted. County Court Hou11 Melga County, Ohio 8. Prtar to building or Stanley Treean Frldey, Augull 10, end being more partie- piecing a unft on the Trimming 2007 81 10:00 a.m., ol ularty deacrlbed oalol- lot you can u10 a aald day, !hi following lowe: camj!er on the lot lor & Removal deacrlbed lllllltalt: Beginning for reter- recreallanal uae. *Prompt and Quality Sllullt In lhe Townahlp · ence on 1 518" Iron p.ln However, It must bo oi·Columbla, County of with 1 plllllc ldentlfl· removed !rom !he lot Work Melga, and Stitt of cellon cap 111, taken to when nolln uaa. *Reasonable Rates Ohio: be on the northeaat 9. Prior ·to otrlng any TRACT ONE: comer ol Section 33; development o1 your •Insured Being 5.103 acr01, Thence along the 1111 lot, contact lha Malga *Experienced mara or 1111, altuetld llna ol Secllon 33, County Health References Available! In Section 33, T-9-N, R- South ,07' 17' 20" Will Depertment to review Call Gary Stanley @ 15-W, Columbia a dlatanca of 368.66 home lite location. 740-742-2293 Townahlp, Malga ,_Ita • 518" Iron pine Curren! Owner: Terry & Please leave messa e County. with a plllllc ldentK~ Pallllll Pa,._ e1 II Being a part of a tract caUan a1p 111 being Property at: 38860 ol land thai Ia now or lhl principal ploce ol Cone Raid YOUNG'S formerly In lhe nome ol beginning ol a tract Albany, Ohio . Ronald 1nd Jud~ herein dllcrlbed; PPf 06-00124.003 Hagerty 11 recorded In Thence conllnulng A Prtor DHd Olllclal Record 53, along the ual line o1 Rllerencee: Volume Room Addttfon• & Page 01 o1 the Melgl Section 33, South 07' 53, Plge 01 Rlmodtllng County Recordar'a . 17' 20" Willi dlatanco Approlaod 11 NlwG.Irt~gea Olllcl, aald trect being ot 248.781Htto 1 518" $40,000.00 Terma ol E'-ctriCIII I Plumbln; ahultad In the north- Iron pin with a plutlc Sill: Cannot bl IOid Aooflnt~ & Outt.r1 Vln7.1 Stdlng I P1lntlng 1111 quarter of Section ldlntKiclllon c1p 111; lor laae than 213rda ol Pet o 1nd Porch Oeoke 33, T-O.N, R-15-W, Thence leaving lha lhe approiHd .v alue. WV036725 Columbia Townahlp, oaatllne ol Section 33, 10% down on day ol V.C. YOUN G Il l Mllga Coupty; State ol and with a llnethroug~ ule, Cllh or certmed '!'I) I,L 1 Ohio and being mora the grontor'a property, chiCk, b l - dua on partlcula,Y · d11crlbed South 66' 27' 58" Well, conflrmetlon ol11ie. I' , ' " " ' !Iii I I f > ,J• II aalollowe: paulng a. 518" Iron pin The apprelall did not , Y Beginning far refer- with a plalllc ldtntHI- Include an Interior once on 1 518" Iron pin cation cap oat al examination ol tho . - - -.........- - , wllh • pintle lden!KI- 953.65 '"'· going a houu. J&L cellon cep Ill, liken to total dlatence of 983.65 Rober! E. Beagle, be on the northeall feet to a Iron aplke 111 Mllga county Shoiffl Construction comer o1 Section 33: (80 penny nail) In lhl Attorney for the • VInyl Siding Thence along the Bill cantor ol Cone Road Plalnllff , Replacement line ol Section 33, (Township Road 7); Will Kernen, P.O. Bo• Windows South 07' 17' 20" W11t Thence along the con- 366, Logan; OH43136 a dl1t1nce ol 158.45 tar of Cone Road the 740-385-2121 'Aoollng 1111 to a 518" Iron pin following (2) courl88; (7) 4, 11, 18 • Decks with a plllllc ldenUfl· 1. North 28' 24' 43" • Garagea cation cap IBI being Weat a distance n.84 - - - - - - - , Pole Bulldlnga the principal place ol lellto a point, and; Public Notice , Room Addhlons -nnlng olthe tract 2. North 34' 37' 53" - - - - - - herein deacrlbed; West a dlatance ol Sherlll Salea OWner: Thence continuing 127.16181110 a point; Call Nu,_ 07CV017 JemH K1111111 along the east line ol Thence leaving the JP Morgen Chase r~:;.7:4;.2·;2~33~2~:; Section 33, South 07' center ol Cone Road Bank IT 20"Well a dlatance and with a line through Plalntlll Mushroom ol210.41 IHito a 518" the granlor'a property, va • Iron pln with a plllllc North 82' 53' 34" Eaat, Charlet Klein Jr, at al $35 A Scoop ldentiiiCitlon cop aet; passing a 518" Iron pin Defendants Court ol T-Post6ft. $3.29 Thence leaving tho with a plalllc ldantlft- Common Pleaa, Meigs Wide Variety of -line oiiiiCIIon 33, cellon cop 1811130.00 County, Ohio llld with aline through leet, going a total dis- In purauaoce ol an Lawn Seed, · the grentor'a property, tlnceol1129.071eetl0 'order of sale to me Fertilizer and &>uth82'53'34"WIII, lhe principal placa ol directed from said ShowmasterSbow p8lling a 518" 1ron pin baglnnlng, containing Court In tho above Feeds with 1 plalllc kllntlll- 5.099 acrea more or antllled action 1 will Clllan cap Ill al Ills and being subjecl expoaa to aala 'e t pub101V.o7 IHI, going 1 Ia the right o1 way ol lie auction on lhe Irani Iaiii cllltanca ol Cone Road (Township alepa ol tho Molga 1129.07 IHI to a Iron Road 7) and all other County Court House eplke aet (60 penny eaHmenta ol on Frldty, Augual 10, nail) In lhl center o1 Being 5.099 acres oul 2007 al 10:00 a.m., of Cane lloed (Townahlp of Tract One, OHiclal ·said dey, the following "'l•ill•••~~ Raid 7); Record 53, Page 01. described roal eatata: I Thence along the can- All 518" Iron pine with Tract No. 1: tar ol Cone Road the plaatlc ldentlllcotlon Tho following real following three (3) cape Ill are atamped eatate In the County of c:our188; "Seymour & Meigs State ol Ohio 1. Norlh 34' 37' 53" Aaoocllloa". and 1~ the VIllage ol Weal a dlalance ol All Iron pins eel being Pomeroy, and • New Homes 7t.!ie ,_,10 a point, 518" by 36". deacrlbed aalollowa: a: North 44 ' 56' 12" The blarlnga uled In Beginning at the • Garages • Complete Weal a dlalance ol lha above daacrlbed Northwest earner of a 1-16.62 letl Ia a point, lract w.re .ba11d. on lol fofrnoprly owned by Remodeling and ; lhlaealllne ol Section John Voss aomotlmea 3. north 54' 26' 54" 33 being, South 07' 17' relorred to aa John Weal a dlat•nce of 20" Wall and are lor Fop: Thence South an Stop & Compare . 11.40 feel lo a Iron lhe determlnallan of lhl line of aeld Lot 44 aplkllll; angiH only. dagr- Weal tOO feel; Thence leaving lht The above dllcrlbed !hence North 34 center o1 Cone Road blet waa aurveyed by dagrees Weal 40 IHI Public Notice and wHh allnolhrough George F. Slymour, !hence North 43 tho granlor'a property, Ohio Proleaslonal dlgr- Eaal82 leeiiO North 81 ' 07' 02" Eaal, Surveyor No. 6044, the · front alrHI, 00613.000 palling a 518" Iron pin Slptember 15 1697. Bulternul Ave thence Property Addresa: 132 Avenue, with a pllltlc ldantlll· SUBJECT TO THE wllh said sl~t 44 1111 Butternut Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 cation CIP HI at30.00 R E S T A 1 C T 10 N S 10 tho place o1 bagln· Current Owner: fell, going a total dis· anached hereto as nlng said' property Charlea Klein Jr. at al tance ol1295.171eetlo Exhlbh "C" which shall bllng a part ol Lol No. Prior Deed References: the principal place ol run with the land and 303, Town 2 Range 13 baglnnlng, containing be bln"lng upon the alLot 189. satd proper- Volume 213, page 667 5.103 acraa mora or Grantee*, their helra ty being designated an Appraised at $50,000 felt and being aubject and aHIII"•· lhe Tax Duplicate as Tenns cl Sale: Cannot to the right ol wey ol Subject 10 1111menta Lot 47 ol SubdiviSion be oold lor la88 than Cane Aaed (TDwnahlp 1ea11a, rlghta-of-way: al i.ot No. 189 In 213rds altha oppralead value. 1D'lo down on Road 7) and all ather condltlona and reotrlc- Pomeroy, Ohio. eaaomente o1 record. dona o1 record. The aforesaid real dey of sala, Cash or Being 5.103 acnta out SAVE AND EXCEPT estlle being aubjecllo certified chock, balof Tract One, Ofllclsl lhe No. 4-4A, Clarion or a certain agreament ance due on conflrma· ~· Record 53, Page 01 . Limestone coal which made between J.P. lion 01 ulo. The appraisal did nol All 518" Iron plna wllh was provloualy con- Bradbury and Henry plaallc ldontlllcallon veyed to the Olio Koehler on November Include an Interior caps 111 ora stamped Power Company by 14 1871 aa recorded examination ol the "Seymour & deed dated August 6 In 'volum~ 1 Page 259 house. ASBoclatea". 1958 and recorded 1~ Meigs Cou~ty Leas~ Robert E. Beegle, All Iron plna Ill baing Volume 197, Page 541 , Records, reference Molga County Sheriff the lor 518" by 38". Meigs County which is hereby mode. Attorney PlalntiH Tho blarlngs uled In Recorder'• Olllce. Tract No. 2: the above, deacrlbed PRIOR CONVEYANCE: The following real Frank & Wooldridge tract were balld on Official Records Illata altualed In the Co. LPA the eaat line o1 Section Volume 53, Page 01 , County ol Melga, In the 600 S. Paarl St. 33 belng, aouth 07' 17' Molge County State o1 Ohio, and In Columbus, Ohio 43206 20" W01t and are for Raccrder's Olllce. the VIllage ol Pomeroy, 614-221-1662 the determination ol Deed Rea:rlcllons lor and bounded end (i') 4, 11 , 18, 25 (8) 1 angl01 only. Cone Road- Township d01crlbed aslollows: II The above deacrlbld · RoadU being ·Lot No. 48 ol tract woo aurveyed by 1. Lot number 4-5 are Subdlvlalon ol Lot No. George F. Seymour, being sold lor s ingle 189, and part ol Ohio Proleaelonal lamlly realdentlal use. Triangular Lot No. 515 Surveyor No. 6044; Once the seller haa Sltualo on Bullornul September 15, 1997: been paid In lull, lola· and Vela Streels In SUBJECT TO THE mar be dlv- 11 you Pomeroy. A EST RIC 11 0 N S receive approval from Parcel Nos. 16· attached hereto as tho Melga county 00614.000 and 16- 12~ North • 74 3 1• > If Q 10 6 5 t A J 86 •RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE e FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS MONTY • · East • 6 • 83 2 t K Q t 09 A K 52 " 7 • 7 5 4 2 KH185 . .. J96 4 2 South 4c[J l09 8 V AKJ94 • 3 .. Q 7 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Dealer: South Vulnerable: Neither 70 P ine Street • Ga llipoli s 740-446-11007 Toll Free 877-669-01107 Soul~ Wise Concrete All types of concrete Owner- Rick Wise I• West Pass 2• i • North East Pass Pass ! t 3• Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: ?' 740-992-5929 740-416-1698 FRANK & EAFINE~>T Your target is four, not three ~ovtvTAitv Clement Stone, a businessman, phllan· Ct.I~IEI$ throplst and sen-help beck author who died in 2002, said, "You, too, can deter· mine what you want. You can decide on your major objectives, targets, aims and destination.· AI the bildgotm;e, both ~des know their target ths tricks needed to make or break the cont1act. Decla10r normally $0Gl/TY · has his eyeallnny set on his la'IJet, but manY defenders take scant notice or theirs. Look at only the west hand. Whsl would you lead against four hearts after the BARNEY Hll'dlood ca~netrr And FHian TOMORR't''S MATM TEST ? www..ttaahsaceka'bbwt:t)...,. Sl. Rt. given auction? AIN'T YOU BOYS S'POSED TO BE STUDVIN' FER lftOCEita 7, OH Tuppers Plains, 740-667·3177 THE BORN LOSER FuU Service Auto Repair Oil Change, 1\me-Up, Engine Diagnostics, Full Brake Service; Air Conditioning Recharge & Repair, Alignment, Custom Exhaust Rocky Hupp-Owner P" ~ '•If~:\'~ T\4£ !>Pf OF if\C !>U!-1- ..r_;:-, ~:.c:Re:ffi'<OU PO\ 00? . ';t~>.~, WI li'UI "'-1 W..SI '"'~ iMi'!> 1'101 1"0~\ '\'I'.E.I\\61-\t!>\ . NE:.t\11'1' lA~E~ !>PF 1-1( OF II 0111! AA.\IE I~ I F\fN! IJ,oo---;,;,;,;;;..:.. eli! ,_......_.1 Jeff Bissell, Man11er construction on turn ey, stng e houses and duplexes , garages, h All 1 11 rk pore es. concre e atwo · including patios, driveways and sidewalks. ' his ruff, though, dedarer will win East's dub shift on th e board, draw trumps, and cash his two spades, discarding dummy's club loser. From tho bidding, you know partner has a singleton spade. GN<I him a spade ruff at lnck two, leading you1 spade two as a su it-preference signal for clubs. G BIG NATE • Home Oxygen • Portable Oxygen • Homefill System • Helios System " The Untoid Story of & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 446-0007 ROBERT BISSELL CIIIS'IIIICTIII Hill 's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 ~'"""'+~ '' ,'.,.-: , ,, ,~, > ~ ''" ' • ~ ··~ ~6 Yeats Experien<e , David Lewis Houra 1:00AM ; 8:00PM Freo 1/1411 mo. Manley' a Recycling GARFIELD WELL, POCKY, NOW fHA1' i.IZ 19 AR~~ JON HARI7\.-Y EVI<N NUl ICE'S MIL n••n.•_.. ....................... lllllllllt:IIDIHI•• PlftiiGTIP PIICES fll c.... CIIIIIIIC &:a•u•tn • ...llhnlltllnl ICIII l'l1clll Af 1.6A!if WI!'LL NEVER L.E1' A WOMAN COME BE'TWEI! .. . 00 llllllll·• 141H12-JIM ·-·-·---fir..._, Todays dve:K equaJs V " H ZHY DVS LPV ATKWI PTZIWAD Tl BVSSAUOWN XE XE HUO PTZIWAD H¥11 OV XW OPW SVZUHYE PW NWWUI. " • BPHSAWI P . UHSNPRSIO PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Ciea1 your mind of 'can't' · -Samuel Johnson 'Think like a man ol action, act like a man olthoughl'- Henri Bergson -'llrlllllllf: ••• SCO RPIO ~ by Luis Campos Celetriy ~'er ~rams are aaat8d !rom quola\lorls by famous l)fiO!l!e. pU ar.:l prMll'll Each lifter rt tile Cipher SlarOS lor !llOther AstroGraph smoothly tor you at the workplace because you know how to put youltle" out lor others, making things easier for yours elf in the p rOcess. CANCER (Ju ne 2t.July 22) - Again, someooe who knows how to aaddle you with his or her responsibilities wiMbe tryIng to palm off another job. It yo u are laken in, II will be your own fault. LEO (July 23·Aug . 22) - The only way people ca n fee l comfortable around you Is when you a ccept them for who and what they are: Even if you lhlflk you could • help a friend, keep your comments to yourself. VIRGO 'Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - It you merely do only what is expected but have a blind eye for doing other things you recogn ize should be done, you aren't l lk~y to experience any sense of accomp lishment. LIBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- E118n though your id eas are superior to those of your companions . you aren't apt to get any pats on the back unless you put them into pra ctice. Let results sing your prals· PEANUTS (]amiLv c~.)!'l:ifti'ZI'!d"M!I_•:"• 741·992·1811 CELEBRITY CIPHER Thursd•y, Juty 12, 2007 By.Bemlce BeH 0101 Th ings in ge neral should go rather Reliable & Experienced Call Dennis Bry~:~nt (740) 742·23n record. Once you have decided, took at the dummy also. Lei's supposo you select the spade ace. How would you plan the defense aHer the other three players contrWe low s/lades? I dislike loating suits bid by l~e opponents. I would probably have led a low club, giving away the contract Immediately. (And it takes a tlamond lead to tlefeat four spades.) You can see three ~efensive tricb: two spades and a spade 1uH. But wh01e is tnck lour? II mi\111 be a diamond, but hare rt has to be a club. Hyou cash both of your two lop spades and gNe partner Assuming partner returns a club (not the diamond king), you wil cash a club trick when in with you1 spade king. L;=============~ I Contractor available for quality · k . I 1 We Deliver To You I SHOP CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAINS EVERY DAY 4 A3 w.., rfamihJ l•}j'@i:l CARPENTER SERVICE I 07·ll-0'1 . GRIZZWELLS (Oct . 24 -N ov. ~2) Disappointment Is vary likely lor you, especially if you expect more than that to which yo u're entitled . II you wa nt more out of tile, you'll have to ante up your &here olthe work Involved. SAGITTARIU S (Nov. 2 3-0 ac. 2 1) Watch o ul that you don't project on you r mate your own ~ell. of ability to get along with some people. Upon investigation of the facts invol\tftd, you could discover yo u're the real culpri t C APRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) - One of th e smartest things you could do is to keep the good things concerning your worM or career to you rself. Keep oompetitors from find ing out how they might trip up your progress. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fe t 9) - We tlmd to see oursetv.:ts as o do, so take care you don't allow anoth r_wtlo doesn't you lsel pump up you r ego govern rseU at about yoUr worlh. Be true to all times. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Even if you are right, avoid confrontation with an Indi vidual who outranks you on th e authority pole. Th la person is In the position to make you r lite miserable, esPe· clally it you best him or her. ARIES (March 2 1-Apri l 1Q) - Yo u're a sma rt guy or g~ l . as your l rlends offen witness. There Is no need to pretend to know eomethlng abQut which you tr uly know little. Hone1ty will make you look wise , not deception. TAURUS {Aprii20·May 20) - Be careful In all your &ffalre becauae, unleaa you know when to atop selling , you could unravel a dill you ao cleverly • tlb· llahad for yourw lt Continue tht tl naiM through thl fl nlln. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Once you ma kt an 1gretm1nt with aoma one, etand by yo ur word, even II yOu btgln to realize you cou ld have coma out llr bat• tt r with dlfftre nt term.. Vour rtputal lon Ia 11 I IAkt . SOUP TO NUTZ $ I'<! NT Nt;MBFRW l FllHS 0 [~~~~~~· · I' I' r I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I~ II •=r I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ; ·- 1 0• 0 7 Pretty - Cynic- Scarf . :. Burrow - COIF SYRUP One~ol too smart cutie to her roommale. "ll.m't you lhink hair spray should be called COIF SYRUI'ry" ARLO &JANIS �• Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel •. • I Wednesday, July 11 , 2007 ALLEY OOP WVfN.my,:tailysentinel.com -llww.mydallysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS NEA Cross.word Puzzle BRIDGE 50 Elk Anawer to Prevlou. Pulzl4l 52 Bring forth 1 Sherpa'a 53 Served the cake lighting 5 Excellence 54 =el•toly 10 Traveling 55 Fraudulent scheme prolactlan 13. lily-billy DOWN mapa 1~ By moulh 1 Masculine 15 Leb medium principle 15 Walter'• 2 Joy Adamaan's check 18 Once called pat 19 Lifts anchor 3 Layer 21 Pauae 4 Ia, to Fritz 20 Nefarious droplet• 25 Obliging 5 Nick or glen 40 Aura 29 Banflhed scratch 21 l>rotactlva 41 Ttlrtbook 31 String 6 Jolt de shelter dlvltlon bleda vlvre :22 Mldtenn or 42 Trenalucont • 33 Emgtoy01 7 Slarlet'o final mlnaral • 34 Upper dream 23 Become 44 "Aeneid" or . houea 8 Archipelago fatigued "Baowull" 35 Wildflower dot 24 Bone below 45 Colla1\ab~at 9 Your, the elbow 46 Tabloid 37 Gold old-style 26 Sescoesl twosome ora liver 10 Airline lickeagle 47 Gredo38 TYtleafjtr:MI et word 27 Fallklious achooler 40 MOtor's 11 Como 28 Brh's 46 Validate sound - uoted? farewell 49 Part ol 43 Thoullnd, 12 Glassaa ~ph.) RSVP slangily far wine 30 spoil 51 Capp ond 44 Compo11r 17 R11pond 32 Jolaon - Salla to an SOS nalghbor 46 Leave no 19 Rllks ' 36 Very small troce lllckll 39 G~ ACROSS Phillip Alder Publtc N o tice. In N~;;:~';.a~=,;: Your R.l8ht. t o . JS,now.. Dellverecl ,." Sllerlfl Sale The ~pprol11l did not Ohlo COle Number otCV174 Include on lnlerlar In purauance al en Benelk:lol Ohio Elvo exemlnotlon ol the order ol aale to me Plllntlfl houH. dlrecled !rom Ilk! va Robert E. llllgll, court ~ lhlobOve enllo Richard Coger II el Melga County Shertll lied acllon, I will Delendlnll Altom~ lor lhl pllln- expoHIO 111e at pubHe oucllon on lhllront Court ol Common 1111 PIIII, Malga County, John D. Clunk atepa ol lhe Mllga Ohio. 5601 Hudaon Drive, County Court Hou11 In purauance ol en SUite 400 on Friday, Augull 3, order ol aele to me Hudaon, Ohio 44236 2007 II 10:00 1.m. ol directed !ram aald 330-342-3203 llkl dey, lhllollowlng · dllcrlbld r e e l -: Court In the above (6t 27, (7t 4, 11 entitled action, I will Parcel One: The followexpo~~ to atle at publng r e e l - being In Public NoUce SyracuaaVIIIageand In lie auction on the lnmt atepa al !he Melga 100 acre Lot No. 291, County Court Houat Sheriff Sale SultOn Tawnahlp, on Frldey, Aug. 3, 2007 Ca11 No. 06CV171 Mllga County, Ohio. al 10:00 e.m., ol aald Farmere Bank & Deacrlbed aa lollowa: day, the following Savlnga Beginning II a 2 Inch dllcrtbed reel eatole: Plaintiff va pipe on lhl ooulhllll Slluotld In the Cleveland Howard corner ol a 8.8 acre Townahlp ol Lebanon, et al tract o1 land - a d !rom John McCoy lo County ol Melga and Defendlnll Stall o1 Ohio: Court of Common An:hll LH, dHCrlbed Bilng In 110 Acre Lot Pleas, Melga County, In Deed Recorded In 11182 ol Lebanon Ohio Deed Book No. 238, Townahlp In Melga In pureuance ol en page no. 763, Deed County, Ohio, and order of aale to me recorda of Melga baglnnlng at the IIHI directed from laid County, Ohio, thence pln localld In tho cen- Court In the above weal 815.85 1111; ter o1 State Route 1124 entitled action, I will thence South 24.85 etlhe point repreatnl- expou to ule at feel to the lOUth aide lng the Southweat cor- Public Auction on the ol a 25 laat road; lhl nor ol real eatala Irani atepo of lhe pleca !If baglnnlng far ownad by lhe Meigs County Court thla deecrlptlan; Pan)acoalai ,AaHmbly HouH on Friday, Aug. thence IDUih 8 dig. 06' Chun:h; thence .North 3, 2007 at10:00 a.m., ol 1111 126.75 IHito the along the Weal line ol Hid day, the lollowlng north1111 comer ol a lloreaald chun:h roal dllcrlbed real elllll: .22 acre lot .dllcrlbed ealale a dllllnco ol Situate In Scipio In Deed Book No. 238, 174.2 fHI to lhe lownahlp, Melga page No. 823 dMd Norlhweal corner ol County, Slate ol Ohio recorda ol Melga eloreaald church real and being In Section County, Ohio; thence eatate; thence Well 26, Town 7 North, north 85 dig. 28' Hat running porallll with Range 14 Wilt of the 100 111110 lhl norlhthe center ol Stela Ohio Companv'a 1111 corner ol 1 .23 Route ., 24 a piatence Pure hall and billng acre lot dtacrlbld In ol 600 1811 to an Iron deacrlbed ao follows: Deed Book No. 243, pin; lhlnce South runBeginning II a 50 page no. 925 nlng pereUel with tho Inch Sycamoro lree recorda o1 Mllga Weal line ollhe alono- E•t 547 lllllrom lhl County, Ohio; lhenca aeld Pantecoatal Southweal corner ol ooulh 66 dig. 60' 1111 Aa11mbly Chun:h real Soctlon 26; thence 20 1111 IIOng the north eatate a dlalance ol E•11916.67 fHialong line ol a .37 acre lot; 174.21111ta lhe center lhe South line of uld thenca north 5 dig. OS' ol Sllto Roule 1124; Sec:llon 28 Ia a linea -1125.851111 to the lhlnce Eul olong tho poll: Thence North 0 ooulh akll ol a 25 loot center ol 91111 Route dog. 58" 51" Welt road; !hence aouth 87 1124 a dlallnce o1 600 553.081111to a point In dig. 11' Will 120 !HI fHt to tha pl1c1 ol the centerline ol along lhl aoulh aide ol baglnnlng, containing County Ao1d 17, pall• aald road, to lhe place 2.4.ocroa, mort or leaa. lng a lance poll at 833 ol baglnnlng, containEXCEPTING all lagal IHI lor. reference; lng .35 acrea, more or rlght-of-weya and SAY- thence South 67 dig. 1111. lNG and EXCEPTING 45'02" Well146.66fHI Reference DHd: lha coal underlying along the cenlarllne ol Volume 306, 1'1111 511, uld preml111 wHh the aald County Road 1710 Melga County Dead rtght to mine the aarna a point; !hence Soulh RICarda. · end a rlght-of-wey In 84 dig. 36' 14" Weal Audltor'a Parcel No.: avery direction along 316.74 lett along the 20-000116.000 lhla coel-ma !here- centerline ol aald Pircol Twp: Sltuete In under Including all County Raid 17 to a Section 311, town 2, mining rlghla. point; thence South 79 Range 12, . Sutton SAVE AND EXCEPT· dog. 45' 23" Weal Tawnahlp, VIllage al lNG: Situated In lho 326.80 IHI along lhl Syrecu11, Melga T......,.p ol Leblnon, clnllrtlna ol aald County, Slate ol Ohio, County olllelga, 91111 County Road 17 to a and being part ol One ol Ohio, lnd In Secllan point; !hence South 3 Hundred Acre Lot 34, Ito acre Lol 1182, dig. 28' 14" E11t Number 295. T-. 2N, Range 11W, 214.57 feet to 1 30 Inch Commencing 11 a two and bounded and Sycamore Tree, pass- Inch Iron pipe In lhl dn: Ibid ufollowa: lng a fence poll II 20 northeall corner ol 1 BMig 1 perc1l ol land feet lor reference; 5.5 acre more or 1111 lying an lhe right skill !hence North 70 dog. tract aa recorded In ollhl centerline ol a 34'00"Weot469.701ell Deed Book 236, Paga au,..,, mode by the to a point In the center- m In the Recorda ol Department ol line ol said County the Melga Caup!Y Trtnoportallon and Road 17; thence South Recorder's Olllce; being located wllhln 13 deg. 03' 26" Weal !hence N. 90 dig. 00' lhe boundary points ol 78.10 teet Ia an Iron 00" W. along lhe nartl\ Parcel No. 205-WLR as rod; thence South 47 line . of uld 5.5 acre delineated upon lhe deg. 39' 00" Weal mora or le11 lract Department of 136.50 leel 10 on Iron 671.11 leel. to I a point Trenaj)Orllllon's Right· rod; thence Soulh 76 In the exllllng -.1y of-Way plan MEG-124- deg. 49' 51"We8169.00 rtghl ol wey line ol Lee 31.57, Sheet 14 ol 42 feet to an Iron rod; Circle and lhe reel and recorded In Pill thence South 58 dig. polnl ol baglnnlng for Book 5, Page 19, ·05' 00" Well 257,50 the land herein records ol the feet to an Iron rod; deecrlbed; lhlnce S. 5 Office, thanes South 68 dog. deg. 24' 00" E. along Recorder's Melga County, Ohio. " 53'11fl"Weat253.00 IHI the exlallng Wllllrty It Ia understood that to an Iron rod; thence rtght ol wey line ol Lee the atrlp of land above South 25 deg. 30' 00" Circle, 27.58 IHI to a described contalna West 85.00 lett to the point In lhl exlatlng 0.126 acres, more or paint ol beglnnl~g. soUihlrly right ol woy less, Including lhe conlalnlng18.95 acrea, line of Lee Circle; proaenl road which more or leas, except- !hence No. 87 dig. 11' occupies 0.000 acres, lng all legal rtghls .ol oo• E. along lhl axial· wey. lng ooutherty right ol more or 1011. The· above The description lor the wey line ol Lee Circle, described area ol 0.126 above trecl being the 52.73 llllto an exlll· acres Ia to be deleted ·raaulls ol a aurvey lng Iron pipe In lha from Audllor's Parcel · made by Robert H. northwaat property No. 07-00723.000. Eaoon, Ohio corner ol George D. This deacrlptlon Is Reglatered Surveyor and Sherry A. Buaklrk baaed on a survey No. S-06546 dlled 11 recorded In Deed made by BALKE ENGI- November, 1982. Book 263, Page 903 In NEEAS lor the Ohio Reference dead: the Recordt ol the Department ol Volume 287, Page 629, Mtlga • County Traneportlllan, In Melga County Dead Recordar'a Olllce; 2000, By Joseph D. Records. . · lhlnce S., 5 dig. ot' Kuhlmann, P.S. Prior Atlerence Deed: 00" E. along the mt Reglalered Surveyor Volume 164, Page 711, property line of uld No. 5--6823 under lho Melga County olllclll George D. end Sherry A. Buaklrk, 76.85 1ee1 direction and aupervl- Recorda alan ol Ronald F. Riser, Auditor's Parcel No.: to a point In lhl north· P.S. Reg laterad 17.00382.000 eall property corner o1 SUrveyor No. $-70S3. Property Addreaa: Hugh M. and Martha c. All iron plna ell are to 33353 Cotterill Road, McPhallaa recorded In be (314") • (30") by.a (1 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Deed Book 250, Page 112") aluminum cap, Current • Owner: 603 In the Recorda ol atamped "ODOTR/W Cleveland C. Howard at the Melga County DISTRICT 10" and the al Recorder's Office; surveyor'& Ohio Appralled al $40,000 thence S. 85 deg. 00' R.,.latratlon or survey- Torma ol Sale: Cannot 51" W. along the north ora name, number be sold lor loss then property line ol aald and/or company name. 214rda olthe appraised Hugh M. and Martha C. Points listed with value. 10% down on McPhail, 66.221ellto a (Iron pin Ht) are to be day.~~ sale, cash or polnl; thence N. 1 deg. Ill by tho contractor cort111ed check, bal- OS' oo· West along a 11 lndlcalld at the lor- ance due on conllrma- line, 108.91 1811 lo a point In tho north line mlnatlon ol lhe con- lion ol aale. slructlon project. The eppralaal did not ol aald 5.5 acre more Said alellons being Include an Interior or loll tract; thence N. the Station numbers as examination ol the 90 dog. 00' 00" E. along allpulated In the hero- house. Land only. the north line ol aald lnbolore mentioned Robert E. Beegle, 5.5 acre more or 1111 turvey and as shown Meigs Counlr Sheriff tract, 25.92 feet to the by plana on lila in the Attorney lor the plain- point ol beginning and Ohio Department ol lisa containing 0.168acrea. Tr an a Po r tall on , Christopher Tenaglia Subject lo all legal Marlette, Ohio. 200 E. 2nd St. , hlghwaya and easeSaid premlaes also Pomeroy, OH 740-992· menla ol record. known •• 50336 State 6368 Curren! Owner: Robart Route 124, Racine, OH (6) 27, (7) 4 & 11 Wood et al PPN : 07Property at: 2411 L11 45771 00723.000 Circle, Syracu11, OH Prior Deed References: Public Notice PPt 20-00066.000 & 20Voiume 328, pege179 00284.000 · Appraleadal$45,000 SherlffSelea Prior Deed Terma ol Sale: Cannot Case Number 06CV156 Relerence:Volume 44, be oold lor leiS than LaSalle Bank NA Page 475 213rda ollhe appraised Plalnllff Appralead at velue. 10% down on vo $70,000.00 Terma ol Dey ol ule, cash or Robert Wood Et AI Sale: Cannot be oold certified check, bal- Defendants lor lo11 lhan 213rds o1 ance due on contJrm_a- Court ol Common lhe appralaed value. Pleaa, Meigs County, 10% down on day of tlon of aale. Klatt~ to )"our 111e, Cllh or c:«<llled chectc, b l ' - due on c:onllrmlllon o11111. The opprallll did not Include on Interior examlnallon ol the houH. · Robert E. · BHgle, Mllga County Sheriff Attorney lor thePIIIntlll Lerner Sampao_n Exhibit "C" which ahall agenclea. run with lhl land and 2. Single Wide, Double be binding upon the Wkllond Madullra era GrontHI, lhelr helrl permitted. Skirting ond 1111gna. mull be lnallllld lo SUbject to Nllllllnll, unit within 10 dlya ol 111-. rlghll-ol·way, bllng · placed o n the conditlona and lllt!lc· lot Unit 1111111 tJe .pn.. - 1tiona olrecord. approved by SAVEAND EXCEPT lhl Vendor prior 10 being No. 4-4A, Clerlon or placed an the lot, until Llmeatone COli which the note Ia paid In luH. Aollull • "'" prevloualy can- Once the note Ia peld 120 E. 41h 81. 8th Floor veyed to the Ohio In lull any unit being CORNER STONE Clnclnnetl, Ohio 45202 Power Company> by placed on the lot cen 513-241-3100 ~dllld Augull 6, nat f!e over ten yaera CONSTRUCTION (&t 27, (7t 4, 11 11158 and recorded In old when pieced an the Volume 197, Page 541 , lat. Roofing, Siding, Mllga Counly 3. No junk or unll· Soffit, Decks, Public Notice Aeconler'a Olllce. ceneed vlhlclel are Doors, Windows, TAAt;rTWO: permllted on lhe lot. Electric, Plumbing, Sheriff Salea Caaa Being 5.0S8 acres, 4. No accumulllion al Drywall, Number O&CV170 more or leae, ahulled peraonal effecta, Remodeling, Room CHIZen Bank o1 Logan In Section 33, T-&-N, R· debrla waate, garb~ge Additions Plalntlll 15-W, Columbia or other unalghtly vs Township, Melga objects. Local Contractor Tarry & Pomela Counly, Ohio. 5. No Incomplete alruc740· 367·0544 Pareanaetal Being a part ol a tract ture, you will . be Free Eadmataa Defendlnta of .lend !hat Ia now or allowed adequate time 740·367-11536 Court o1 · Common lormerty In lhl name ol to complete atructure. Plaea, Melga County, Ronald and Judy 6. All Iota mull give H&H Ohio Hagerty aa recorded In access to all pubic utllIn pureuance ol an OHiclal Record 53, hlea Including but not Guttering order of oale to me page 01 ol the Melga limited to public Wiler, directed from aal~ County Recorder's elect!lc and telephone. Seamless Gutters court In lhlabove anll- Ollk:l, uld tract being 7. Only one large ani- Roofing, Siding, Gutters lied action, I will llluated I~ the north- mel per acre Ia permltInsured & Bonded expoH to Hie at pub- -quarter o I Section led. Example haree, 740.653-9657 lie auction an the lronl 33, T-9-N, R-15-W, caw, goal. No ewlne atepa of the Melga Columbia Townahlp; are permllted. County Court Hou11 Melga County, Ohio 8. Prtar to building or Stanley Treean Frldey, Augull 10, end being more partie- piecing a unft on the Trimming 2007 81 10:00 a.m., ol ularty deacrlbed oalol- lot you can u10 a aald day, !hi following lowe: camj!er on the lot lor & Removal deacrlbed lllllltalt: Beginning for reter- recreallanal uae. *Prompt and Quality Sllullt In lhe Townahlp · ence on 1 518" Iron p.ln However, It must bo oi·Columbla, County of with 1 plllllc ldentlfl· removed !rom !he lot Work Melga, and Stitt of cellon cap 111, taken to when nolln uaa. *Reasonable Rates Ohio: be on the northeaat 9. Prior ·to otrlng any TRACT ONE: comer ol Section 33; development o1 your •Insured Being 5.103 acr01, Thence along the 1111 lot, contact lha Malga *Experienced mara or 1111, altuetld llna ol Secllon 33, County Health References Available! In Section 33, T-9-N, R- South ,07' 17' 20" Will Depertment to review Call Gary Stanley @ 15-W, Columbia a dlatanca of 368.66 home lite location. 740-742-2293 Townahlp, Malga ,_Ita • 518" Iron pine Curren! Owner: Terry & Please leave messa e County. with a plllllc ldentK~ Pallllll Pa,._ e1 II Being a part of a tract caUan a1p 111 being Property at: 38860 ol land thai Ia now or lhl principal ploce ol Cone Raid YOUNG'S formerly In lhe nome ol beginning ol a tract Albany, Ohio . Ronald 1nd Jud~ herein dllcrlbed; PPf 06-00124.003 Hagerty 11 recorded In Thence conllnulng A Prtor DHd Olllclal Record 53, along the ual line o1 Rllerencee: Volume Room Addttfon• & Page 01 o1 the Melgl Section 33, South 07' 53, Plge 01 Rlmodtllng County Recordar'a . 17' 20" Willi dlatanco Approlaod 11 NlwG.Irt~gea Olllcl, aald trect being ot 248.781Htto 1 518" $40,000.00 Terma ol E'-ctriCIII I Plumbln; ahultad In the north- Iron pin with a plutlc Sill: Cannot bl IOid Aooflnt~ & Outt.r1 Vln7.1 Stdlng I P1lntlng 1111 quarter of Section ldlntKiclllon c1p 111; lor laae than 213rda ol Pet o 1nd Porch Oeoke 33, T-O.N, R-15-W, Thence leaving lha lhe approiHd .v alue. WV036725 Columbia Townahlp, oaatllne ol Section 33, 10% down on day ol V.C. YOUN G Il l Mllga Coupty; State ol and with a llnethroug~ ule, Cllh or certmed '!'I) I,L 1 Ohio and being mora the grontor'a property, chiCk, b l - dua on partlcula,Y · d11crlbed South 66' 27' 58" Well, conflrmetlon ol11ie. I' , ' " " ' !Iii I I f > ,J• II aalollowe: paulng a. 518" Iron pin The apprelall did not , Y Beginning far refer- with a plalllc ldtntHI- Include an Interior once on 1 518" Iron pin cation cap oat al examination ol tho . - - -.........- - , wllh • pintle lden!KI- 953.65 '"'· going a houu. J&L cellon cep Ill, liken to total dlatence of 983.65 Rober! E. Beagle, be on the northeall feet to a Iron aplke 111 Mllga county Shoiffl Construction comer o1 Section 33: (80 penny nail) In lhl Attorney for the • VInyl Siding Thence along the Bill cantor ol Cone Road Plalnllff , Replacement line ol Section 33, (Township Road 7); Will Kernen, P.O. Bo• Windows South 07' 17' 20" W11t Thence along the con- 366, Logan; OH43136 a dl1t1nce ol 158.45 tar of Cone Road the 740-385-2121 'Aoollng 1111 to a 518" Iron pin following (2) courl88; (7) 4, 11, 18 • Decks with a plllllc ldenUfl· 1. North 28' 24' 43" • Garagea cation cap IBI being Weat a distance n.84 - - - - - - - , Pole Bulldlnga the principal place ol lellto a point, and; Public Notice , Room Addhlons -nnlng olthe tract 2. North 34' 37' 53" - - - - - - herein deacrlbed; West a dlatance ol Sherlll Salea OWner: Thence continuing 127.16181110 a point; Call Nu,_ 07CV017 JemH K1111111 along the east line ol Thence leaving the JP Morgen Chase r~:;.7:4;.2·;2~33~2~:; Section 33, South 07' center ol Cone Road Bank IT 20"Well a dlatance and with a line through Plalntlll Mushroom ol210.41 IHito a 518" the granlor'a property, va • Iron pln with a plllllc North 82' 53' 34" Eaat, Charlet Klein Jr, at al $35 A Scoop ldentiiiCitlon cop aet; passing a 518" Iron pin Defendants Court ol T-Post6ft. $3.29 Thence leaving tho with a plalllc ldantlft- Common Pleaa, Meigs Wide Variety of -line oiiiiCIIon 33, cellon cop 1811130.00 County, Ohio llld with aline through leet, going a total dis- In purauaoce ol an Lawn Seed, · the grentor'a property, tlnceol1129.071eetl0 'order of sale to me Fertilizer and &>uth82'53'34"WIII, lhe principal placa ol directed from said ShowmasterSbow p8lling a 518" 1ron pin baglnnlng, containing Court In tho above Feeds with 1 plalllc kllntlll- 5.099 acrea more or antllled action 1 will Clllan cap Ill al Ills and being subjecl expoaa to aala 'e t pub101V.o7 IHI, going 1 Ia the right o1 way ol lie auction on lhe Irani Iaiii cllltanca ol Cone Road (Township alepa ol tho Molga 1129.07 IHI to a Iron Road 7) and all other County Court House eplke aet (60 penny eaHmenta ol on Frldty, Augual 10, nail) In lhl center o1 Being 5.099 acres oul 2007 al 10:00 a.m., of Cane lloed (Townahlp of Tract One, OHiclal ·said dey, the following "'l•ill•••~~ Raid 7); Record 53, Page 01. described roal eatata: I Thence along the can- All 518" Iron pine with Tract No. 1: tar ol Cone Road the plaatlc ldentlllcotlon Tho following real following three (3) cape Ill are atamped eatate In the County of c:our188; "Seymour & Meigs State ol Ohio 1. Norlh 34' 37' 53" Aaoocllloa". and 1~ the VIllage ol Weal a dlalance ol All Iron pins eel being Pomeroy, and • New Homes 7t.!ie ,_,10 a point, 518" by 36". deacrlbed aalollowa: a: North 44 ' 56' 12" The blarlnga uled In Beginning at the • Garages • Complete Weal a dlalance ol lha above daacrlbed Northwest earner of a 1-16.62 letl Ia a point, lract w.re .ba11d. on lol fofrnoprly owned by Remodeling and ; lhlaealllne ol Section John Voss aomotlmea 3. north 54' 26' 54" 33 being, South 07' 17' relorred to aa John Weal a dlat•nce of 20" Wall and are lor Fop: Thence South an Stop & Compare . 11.40 feel lo a Iron lhe determlnallan of lhl line of aeld Lot 44 aplkllll; angiH only. dagr- Weal tOO feel; Thence leaving lht The above dllcrlbed !hence North 34 center o1 Cone Road blet waa aurveyed by dagrees Weal 40 IHI Public Notice and wHh allnolhrough George F. Slymour, !hence North 43 tho granlor'a property, Ohio Proleaslonal dlgr- Eaal82 leeiiO North 81 ' 07' 02" Eaal, Surveyor No. 6044, the · front alrHI, 00613.000 palling a 518" Iron pin Slptember 15 1697. Bulternul Ave thence Property Addresa: 132 Avenue, with a pllltlc ldantlll· SUBJECT TO THE wllh said sl~t 44 1111 Butternut Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 cation CIP HI at30.00 R E S T A 1 C T 10 N S 10 tho place o1 bagln· Current Owner: fell, going a total dis· anached hereto as nlng said' property Charlea Klein Jr. at al tance ol1295.171eetlo Exhlbh "C" which shall bllng a part ol Lol No. Prior Deed References: the principal place ol run with the land and 303, Town 2 Range 13 baglnnlng, containing be bln"lng upon the alLot 189. satd proper- Volume 213, page 667 5.103 acraa mora or Grantee*, their helra ty being designated an Appraised at $50,000 felt and being aubject and aHIII"•· lhe Tax Duplicate as Tenns cl Sale: Cannot to the right ol wey ol Subject 10 1111menta Lot 47 ol SubdiviSion be oold lor la88 than Cane Aaed (TDwnahlp 1ea11a, rlghta-of-way: al i.ot No. 189 In 213rds altha oppralead value. 1D'lo down on Road 7) and all ather condltlona and reotrlc- Pomeroy, Ohio. eaaomente o1 record. dona o1 record. The aforesaid real dey of sala, Cash or Being 5.103 acnta out SAVE AND EXCEPT estlle being aubjecllo certified chock, balof Tract One, Ofllclsl lhe No. 4-4A, Clarion or a certain agreament ance due on conflrma· ~· Record 53, Page 01 . Limestone coal which made between J.P. lion 01 ulo. The appraisal did nol All 518" Iron plna wllh was provloualy con- Bradbury and Henry plaallc ldontlllcallon veyed to the Olio Koehler on November Include an Interior caps 111 ora stamped Power Company by 14 1871 aa recorded examination ol the "Seymour & deed dated August 6 In 'volum~ 1 Page 259 house. ASBoclatea". 1958 and recorded 1~ Meigs Cou~ty Leas~ Robert E. Beegle, All Iron plna Ill baing Volume 197, Page 541 , Records, reference Molga County Sheriff the lor 518" by 38". Meigs County which is hereby mode. Attorney PlalntiH Tho blarlngs uled In Recorder'• Olllce. Tract No. 2: the above, deacrlbed PRIOR CONVEYANCE: The following real Frank & Wooldridge tract were balld on Official Records Illata altualed In the Co. LPA the eaat line o1 Section Volume 53, Page 01 , County ol Melga, In the 600 S. Paarl St. 33 belng, aouth 07' 17' Molge County State o1 Ohio, and In Columbus, Ohio 43206 20" W01t and are for Raccrder's Olllce. the VIllage ol Pomeroy, 614-221-1662 the determination ol Deed Rea:rlcllons lor and bounded end (i') 4, 11 , 18, 25 (8) 1 angl01 only. Cone Road- Township d01crlbed aslollows: II The above deacrlbld · RoadU being ·Lot No. 48 ol tract woo aurveyed by 1. Lot number 4-5 are Subdlvlalon ol Lot No. George F. Seymour, being sold lor s ingle 189, and part ol Ohio Proleaelonal lamlly realdentlal use. Triangular Lot No. 515 Surveyor No. 6044; Once the seller haa Sltualo on Bullornul September 15, 1997: been paid In lull, lola· and Vela Streels In SUBJECT TO THE mar be dlv- 11 you Pomeroy. A EST RIC 11 0 N S receive approval from Parcel Nos. 16· attached hereto as tho Melga county 00614.000 and 16- 12~ North • 74 3 1• > If Q 10 6 5 t A J 86 •RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE e FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS MONTY • · East • 6 • 83 2 t K Q t 09 A K 52 " 7 • 7 5 4 2 KH185 . .. J96 4 2 South 4c[J l09 8 V AKJ94 • 3 .. Q 7 & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT Dealer: South Vulnerable: Neither 70 P ine Street • Ga llipoli s 740-446-11007 Toll Free 877-669-01107 Soul~ Wise Concrete All types of concrete Owner- Rick Wise I• West Pass 2• i • North East Pass Pass ! t 3• Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: ?' 740-992-5929 740-416-1698 FRANK & EAFINE~>T Your target is four, not three ~ovtvTAitv Clement Stone, a businessman, phllan· Ct.I~IEI$ throplst and sen-help beck author who died in 2002, said, "You, too, can deter· mine what you want. 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NT Nt;MBFRW l FllHS 0 [~~~~~~· · I' I' r I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I~ II •=r I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ; ·- 1 0• 0 7 Pretty - Cynic- Scarf . :. Burrow - COIF SYRUP One~ol too smart cutie to her roommale. "ll.m't you lhink hair spray should be called COIF SYRUI'ry" ARLO &JANIS �.. I.e •• •· Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel All-Star fromPageBl Suzuki, on the verge of a large contract extension from the Mariners , got three hits a nd wa s the game's MVP. Fans waited in kayaks out in McCovey Cove beyond ri g ht field in vain ' for some shots into the water no so uv enir s found their way into the J::hilly bay. · Bonds , the center of a ttention '" the day s before the game, had a quiet night. He flied to right field in the first, hit an opposite-field shot to the left-fi eld warning track in the third, then departed at the top of the fourth. He received a huge ovation after he came out on the red carpel during the pregame introductions and bowed three time s to his adoring hometown fans. Hitting in the No. 2 spot - his last regular-season appearance in that slot was 20 years ago - he even faked a bunt on the first pitch of his second at-bat. "There's too many emotions to be able to explain it," he said. "This is my family who I grew up for a lot of years. All I can do is say thank you." His chase for Hank Aaron's home-run record resumes later this week, and the scrutiny will return . But for a night, the swirl of steroids speculation lifted along with the San Francisco fog. Ken Griffey Jr., perhaps the closest to a latter-day Mays baseball has seen, drove in two runs for the NL with 11 first -inning single and a sixth-inning sacrifice fly. AT&T Park, which opened in 2000, is the most pic'turesque park in the majors. With asymmetrical dimensions, uneven walls and sometimes difficult winds, it can be a difficult place to play. On this night, there was even an infield double by the Mets' Jose Reyes, a Flight from Page Bl year-old Dr. Bruce Kennedy, a Daytona Beach plastic surgeon and husband pf race circuit official Lesa .F rance Kennedy., and Michael Klemm, a 56-yearold pilot with NASCAR Aviation . A mother in one of the :homes, 24-year-old Janice Joseph, and her infant son Joseph Woodard, died. Next door, 4-year-old Gabriela Dechat was killed, and her parents were badly burned. Matt Minnetto, an investi_gator with the Sanford Fire -Department, said rescue crews arrived to a "heavy, dark column of smoke" · worsened by airplane fuel. "The plane's in numerous pieces throughout the live or six homes' backyard," he said. It was another sad day for a sport, and a woman, who have seen their recent share. Lesa France Kennedy is the daughter of William C. France, the NASCAR chairman who died last month at age 74. Kennedy is presi. ·dent of International Speedway Corporation , which owns or operates 13 of the nation' s major motorsports facilities . In addition Tour from PageBl the stage fi ni shed, carefully negotiating sharp turns and cobblestone patches near the end. • Cancellara extended his lead by I 0 seconds by gaining bonus points for the victory. He leads Andreas Kloeden of Germanr, by 33 seco nd s. David Mtllar. of Britain is third , 41 seconds behind, and G~org e Hincapie of the U.S. is fourth , 43 second s back. The Tour, which began in London for the · first time this year, features mostl y ball that hit the lip of the grass and veered away from Alex Rodriguez at third. Boston 's Josh Beckett got the win, and San Diego's Chris Young - . who gave up Suzuki's homer - was the loser. Young e ntered to start the fifth and walked hi s first batter, Bri an Roberts. One out later, Suzuki reached down and golfed a ball to right-centertield. It hit off an All-Star ad in an area known as the arcade and instead of bouncing straig ht back, it kicked toward right field. Suzuki was at third by the time Griffey got to the ball and easily sped home for the first inside-thepark homer of his major league career since joining the majors in 2001, he had'hever hit one in the regular season or playoffs . " Man, that was fun, " Cleveland pitcher C.C. Sabathia said. Suzuki, an All-Star every season he 's played in the majors, put the AL ahead 2-l. Before a ballpark record crowd of 43,965 on an overcast evening, Mays was honored for being perhaps the greatest five-. tool player in the sport's history. After the All-Stars were introduced, he walked in fronl center · field, tlanked by Bonds and Derek Jeter, between two rows of the assembled players. The tribute was similar - but less emotional than 1999's c_eremony honoring Ted Williams at Boston's Fenway Park. With a picture of his famous 1954 World Series catch projected behind him on the center-field "batter's eye," Bonds acknowledged the cheers and threw a ceremonial first pitch to Reyes. Mays got in . a pink 1958 Cadillac Eldorado convertible near second base, then did a loop past first base, behind the plate and on to third base, throwing baseballs into the stands. Mays, now 76, appeared in a record-tying 24 All - www .mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, July u, flat early stages that favor The Tour is hoping to sprinters. The fourth stage move past the string of Wednesday is another one doping scandals , · allega- a 120-mile ride from tions and admissions durVillers-Cotterets to Joigny. ing the last 14 months. On Saturday, the race Most notable were Floyd reaches the Alps for three Landis' positive test for days, and the climbers most synthetlc testosterone in likely will begin moving the last Tour, and a bloodcloser to the overall lead . doping scandal in Spain Other key stages are time known as Operation trial s in the 13th stage and Puerto. the next-to-last stage before Tour organizers said 53 the July 29 finish on the riders subm'itted blood tests Champs-Elysees in Paris. Tuesday morning. There Pre-race favorites include were no abnormalities, and Kloeden . Alexandre all received the go-ahead to Vinokourov of Kazakhstan , race . The six team s tested Levi Leipheimer of the were : Astana , Discovery U.S., Cadel Evans of Channel , T-Mobile. Australia and Alejandro Francaise des Jeux : Valverde of Spain . Predictor-Lnlln and AG 2R. jT • . \ ·, .. ~ ... ~ . ·,~ ' .' --- 2007 Nine to b.e inducted into Buckeyes hall. Star games and bridged the move of the Giants . f-ranchise ftom New York COLUMBUS (AP) scoring with a Big Ten- and nis), Yelena Kalkina (fenc! to the West Coast. , Bruising fullback Pete school-record 26 touch- ing), Conny Kirsch (ro~­ Reyes . whose 46 steals Johnson , a -part of four Big downs. Johnson also set the ing), Susan Mallery (cross lead the majors, opened Ten· championship teams, school's scoring mark with country/track ·and field) and the bottom of the first with heads a class of nine people 30 points againstJ.llinois and Anna Smith (soft.hall). , :' a single up the middle, with 156 points tn a season. The class will beinducted who will be inducted into stole second on Dan Haren 's second 1Jitch to the Ohio State athletics hall His five TDs agai nst North in two ceremonies on Sept. 7 Bonds and ca me around of fame, the sc hool said Carolina in 1975 is still the and will be introduced al Buckeyes record. . halftime of Ohio State'~ when Griffey lined a two- Tuesday. Joining him in the class of football game on Sept. · 8 Johnson held a number of out pitch high off the Buckeyes rushing and scor- 2007 are Andy Dumpis (vol- against Akron. · mound and into center. ing reco rds by the time he leyball), Ivan Gilbert (fencWith this class, the athlete ., Junior was the . star again was finished. A' a junior in ing), Marv Homan (adminis- ic hall will have 301 memin the fourth, after Alex 1975, he led the nation in tration), Kristy Dascoli (ten- hers . " Rodriguez si ngled and stole second. Ivan Rodriguez hit a two-out single to right and Griffey threw a one• hop strike to the plate. SPRINGFIELD (AP) major thunderstorms which Springfield has starkly While Pete Rose may The big debate was whether ravaged the course. Half the sian tee;!, nuanced greens, have bowled over Ray Mother Nature , or field was able to complete part of the design by t~ Fosse to win the 1970 game Springfield Country ·Club the first 18 holes, with near- renowned Donald Ross. ~ in Cincinnati, it's a differ- won the opening round of ly everyone else forced to player who hit~ . ,Pyc;r, ~~ ent era these days. A-Rod , the Ohio Amateur. get up early on Wednesday green is almost !\s'~ , ot knowing he was out by I 0 Only three players broke to complete the opening conceding at least ·one ·,~~ feet, pulled up as catcher par led by Blake round. to par. Sidehill'putts u~il;ll~ Russell Martin tagged him. Furgerson's 3-under 67- in In between the storms, mean turning Jour back tQ out. a round which could not be Furgerson forged a one-shot the target an .hoping th~; Crawf;)rd connected with completed Tuesday because lead over David Ludlow and curling ball hits the hole as.f two ouis in the sixth against of two major storm fronts. Andy Miller, each of whom hurries down the slope. .1 Francisco Cordero. The But it was the venue and not shot a 68. " I found the speed of the drive was a little .to the cen- the ·.weather that upset A native of Concord, near greens to be OK if you're ter-field side of Suzuki's defending champion Jason Cleveland, Furgerson was 2 below the hole. That's trui shot, about 20 feet from the . Kokrak. . under after 12 holes when key, " Furgerson ~aid. "It's sign that totals Bonds' " I just don't like the golf the first horn sounded to sus- all about placement. You homers, currently 751. A course. It's not that it's a .bad pend play. On his first shot know that you can't be fan appeared to reach over golf course, I just don 't like back after the resumption, above the hole, so don't liit the 19-foot brick wall and this setup of the tour_a a- .h e missed the green to the something that's going to gather up the ball. ment," . Kokrak said after right on the par-3, 169-yard put you there." ' Griffey drove in the NL's completing a 70. "It's a golf 13th. Then he hit the highLudlow, an 18-year-old second run with a sacrifice course that levels the entire light shot of hi s round. from Burton, was the No. 3 tly in the bottom half playing field out and it does"It was a really difficult player at Kent State last sea,against Justin Verlander n't separate the good players chip shot ," said Furgerson, a son. Playing in the same . after Carlos Beltran nearly from the bad." jumor golfer at Loyola of group w1th Ludlow, Miller Kokrak played in the U.S. Maryland. "I hit it just right tied for fifth in last year's duplicated Suzuki's shot off the wall but was held to a Open just two weeks ago, so and it took the slope.•. trick- IOOth Ohio Amateur at triple by Vladimir perhaps Springfield's undu- led down and almost Canterbury Country Club in lating greens suffer in con- stopped. It was almost like Cleveland. . ~ forme.t Guerrero. Tiger's shot at the Masters Otterbein College player, Martinez hit the 18th trast to the lightning-quick pinch homer in All-Star his- and perfectly smooth putting - I didn't think it was going Miller lists getting a highat legendary to go ,in. It kept trickling and five from Tiger Woods as tory, an eighth-inning drive surfaces one· of the biggest thrills of Oakmont. trickling and went in." to left off Mets closer Biily :The uphill puns, are so Furgerson, third in the his life. Wagner. hard to get up to the hole state medalist race as a Alan Fadel, winner of the Notes: The AL and NL began the night tied with here," Kokrak said. "Then I senior at Lakewood St. 1995 Ohio Amateur, shot a 326 runs each in All-Star had putts downhill where Edward, followed that birdie 74 and said the course wasplay. . .. There have been you're at the mercy of the with five pars to cap a sati s- · n't surrendering anything easy. two inside-the-parkers in · grass on the greens; it's like fying day. going watching a snake "This course doesn't suit "The great architects like · the ballpark: by Fernando down the putting' green. I me too well but I just put a Donald Ross did golf coursVina on May 9, 2000, and don't feel that the Ohio good round together," he es that will stand the test of Dustan Mohr on Aug. 4, Amateur should be played said. "I didn ' t make any time- especially this one,~· 2004 .... Young pitched the here." mistakes, I didn ' t have any he said. "These greens are as fifth inning and made pickMost of the 144 players three-putts. I just played good any greens you ' ll off throws to Cubs I B Lee. were more frustrated by the simple golf: fairways and probably ever putt." The pair were suspended On that, everyone could for brawling at Wrigley weather. Play was delayed greens. You can't try to for almost five hours by two overpower it." agree. Field on June 16 after Young hit Lee with a pitch. ... Jeter wl!s 1-for-3, leaving sions with Ohio Valley. Road. For further informahim at 8"for-16 in All -Star Meanwhile, Wayne tion please call promoter play. McPeek at Ohio Valley . Wayne Mcl:'eek at Speedway has begun once- (304)489- 1871, (740)989" fromPageBl 11-month Sprint car specials 0019, or (304) 861International Airport, but at his speedplant. Tim 0299(track); or visit the crashed just north, Federal Nordhorn, Jan Opperman, Hunter won the last race in Ohio Valley website at Aviation Administration and Jac;k Hewitt passed May and also June 16, _ www.ohiova·lleyspeedspokeswoman Kathleen through victory lane . on while Jim Nier took the · way.com Bergen said. their way to Indy 500 faine. The trip was supposed to Many of the top outla,w June 9 win. The Skyline Speedway is be a quick 100 miles. drivers from across the a 3/8 mile, high-banked, red Witnesses saw the plane nation are expected to be on pivot and sway, disappear- hand for the big money thi s clay oval , located just .4.1 weekend. Three sprint car mil es off of State Route 50 ' in-g past a treeline. Federal officials from the tracks across Ohio are tak- and 32 on ~!hens County National Transportation ing the night off, adding to Road 53/Bethany Ridge Safety Board were expected the excitement that outside Road . For more informamay indeed tion about the speedway to arrive and begin an inves- hot shoes invade the Skyline high visit www.s\(ylinespeedtigation. Lou-Ann Cappola, a banks . Additionally, many way.net or call the race day Frldav, 13 schoolteacher who lives local drivers will be com- phone 740-662-4 111 ; or 6:30pm about a block away from the peting in the late model and 740-707-3197. In case of stock car ranks: inclement weather please crash site, said residents of Skyline's new owner-pro- call before making the trip. the subdivision are accusOlllo Vlllll SJIIIIIWII Ohio Valley speedway is tomed to noise from a near- moter Brent Steele has SatlrdaV, IIIII 14 south · of by railyard. She Clidn't think made marked improve- located PIUS luiii'IC8 lllflllrll twice of it when she heard ments at the facility, and · if Parkersburg, W.Va. on WV with the sprints successful Rt. 68 south of Lubeck at the crash. ex presses an interest to conthe intersection of W.Va. "I thought the trains were tinue future two-day excurRt. 68 and Wadesville banging and making noise ," she said. · " I was on the porch and looked up and saw smoke - black, black smoke. At that point, all the sirens were CO!Jling." The plane came to rest among several houses in a broken mess, just a few miles from the airport. to losing her father and now her husband, Kennedy recently fell off a bike and broke both her arms. "It is clear that numerous families were affected by this terrible tragedy and unfortunately several people were deceased or seriously injured," NASCAR said in a written statement. "Our deepest sympathies and prayers are with · all of those who were involved in this tragic accident and their families." It's not the first aviation tragedy for NASCAR. In 2004, a plane owned by one of its most successful teams, . Hendrick Motorsports, crashed on its way to a race , killing all 10 people aboard. Two years earlier, N ASCAR team owner Jack Roush was critically injured in a small plane crash near Talladega. And in 1993, two NASCAR drivers, Davey Allison and Alan Kulwicki, were ki !led in separate air crashes. The plane Tuesday was traveling from Daytona Beach to Lakeland when the pilot declared smoke in the cockpit. It was not entirely Associated Press writers clear who was flyin~ the plane: NASCAR said It was Sarah Larime1; Lisa Orkin Kennedy, but investigators Emmanuel, Adrian Sainz said earlier Tuesday it was and Rasha Madkour in Klemm. · Miami and Ron Word in They tried to land at the Daytona Beach contributed Orlando Sanford to this report. ·, Outlaw ·Sprints Sbllne soeanav JulY ~· 'C:fiJedhoping kids' parents to get 'tot Dalmation Kids' children back, AS is Saturday, B3 Weather rules first day of Ohio Amateur: Weekend . Firstsho~ ·of ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,) u ( ' J :'\ ' IS•\ ' ~~I. .)h . ,0, :! -.11 Jfll ' I{Sf)\\ .. Jl ' ( ,, H \\\\ lll\d , l!h -.. ~HIIII!I.toll l 1.:.!, :!00 - Middleport rmance committee to discu~s deficit solutions SPORTS BY BRIAN • Story of second haH could be surprise contenders. See Page 81 J. REED BREEO@MYOAILYSENTINEL .COM MIDDLEPORT Middleport's finance committee will meet to determine how the village will operate the remainder of the year with a projected general fund deficit. Fiscal Officer Susan Baker told village council Monday evening the vii- !age does not have enough money in its general fund to operate as it has for the year to date, that al least $50,000 in additional revenue or budget cuts will be f\Peded , and the village will reach a point when it cannot make payroll if those adjustments are not made. Council appropriated $470,403 based on anticipated revenue 'for the year. Liquor store robber sentenced Monday OBITUARIES. Page A5 • Mary Lloyd, 74 INSIDE ~ • Eastern student going to Washington D.C. See Page A3 • Receive OU degrees. See Page A3 • PVH welcomes new physician. See Page A5 WEATIIER $300,000 has been spent. The finance committee will meet and report back to council with recommendations at the July 23 meeting . Ferman Moore, chairman of the finance committee, told council layoffs In the police department will be necessary before the end of the year, while Council President Stephen Houchins suggested hiring a~ddi- tiona! police officer to assist the departmen t in collecting old fines and supplementing the general fund. " We've see n this coming and done nothing about it ," Moore told council members. "We need to start acting like business men." Houchins, meanwhile, said "we're okay." Income tax collections are on the rise, Houchins told Pace A8 INDEX 2 SECTIONS- 16 PAGES Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds A:3 A:3 Bs-6 Comics B7 Editorials Obituaries A4 As Places to go B3 Sports Weather B Section AS © 2007 Ohio Valley P~blishing Cu. Please see Finance, AS ·081D8d BY BETH SERGENT ' BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - "You can tell I have a four year old," Randi Gheen laughed when displaying her glass award for Ohio's Young Entrepreneur of the Year from the Small BY BRIAN J.. REED Business Administration (SBA); an award BREED®MYDAilYSENTINEl.CCM which has the smallest chip on the end. Her daughter Kylie' s imprint/chip on the POMEROY -Amy M. award seems appropriate considering Thornburg of Pomeroy was Randi involves her family in practically sentenced io eight years in every aspect of her business, Gheen prison for robbing Whitley's. Rentals and Industrial Sales of Pomeroy in Liquor Agency in February. the Five Paints area. In fact, Randi says she ·Thornburg has been conwouldn't be where she's iu now in the busiveyed to the . Ohio ness world without the support of family Reformatory for Women in like her husband Daimy, her father-in-law Marysville to serve her senManuel, both of Gheen's Painting, and her tence, imposed Monday by three full-time emplo~ees. Meigs · County Common Randi taught herself the ins and outs ~f the Pleas Court Judge Fred W. business and industry, taking over the busiCrow III. ness after only two years and leading it to 35 Thornburg was indicted in percent sales growth and increasing its profMarch on charges of aggra. tlability by 2.75 ti111es. Randi said the busivated robbery and robb<;Q'. ·· ness' yearly gross nearly doubled last year. She pleaded guilty to .' the Randi , who is only 26 years old, was nomrobbery charge. The 1995 . inated for the award by the Small Business Plymouth used in the comDevelopment Center (SBDC) at Ohio mission of · the crime was University's Voinovich Center for Please see Robber. AS Leadership· and Public Affairs. Randi received helped from the SBDC in developing her busmess plan as well as recetvmg other free consulting services, including participating in the Central Contractor Register. Still, despite the hard work, Randt found winning the award a shock. "I was tlattered ," she said. "I guess it felt like the business was moving in the right direction and that we're makin g progress." STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM ~ndi said sometimes progress is tough to measure when you're in the middle of POMEROY - A teacher actually running a business which requires Beth sera:entfphoto was hired, a year book adviconstant attention atld decisions . In a way, sor re signed , and some Randi Gheen, 26, has been named Ohio Young Entrepreneur of the Year by Randi said the award validated-those decisalary adjustments were the Small Business Administration. Gheen is up for the national award where sions, many of which she said she shares made at Tuesday night's the winner will have dinner with the President in the Rose Garden. Gheen Please see Gheen. AS meeting of the Meigs Local operates Gheen Rentals and Industrial Sales of Pomeroy's Ave Points area. Board of Education. Amber M. Cox was hired as the vocational agriculture teacher at the high school on a one- year contract pending Japanese television, which munk." At.one point yesterBY BETH SERGENT the completion of all adminBSERGENr®MYDAilVSENTINEl.COM is actually not a chipmunk day the entire series had isdtrative requirements with at all but a very intense been viewed a total of 579 extended service to no POMEROY Named · looking prairie dog. Of times since being uploaded exceed 40 days as deterTime Magazine's Invention course there are also count- two months ago. mined by Superintendent of the Year for 2006, less videos of skateboarding Under the search word STAFF REPORT William Buckley. NEWS@MVDA.ilVSENTINEL.COM The resignation of Vicki YouTube and its user creat- dogs, really good or really ''Pomeroy" mu sical perforhorrible amateur musicians, mances at the Court Street Hu~hes as co-advisor of the ed media/clips has been utilized by people around the POMEROY - While no and bad decisions on bicy- Grill come to life from the Me1gs Middle School yearworld, broadcasting to the cles. Thr ·e are also homenew projects were funded ·in bands No River City, book was accepted . Action to correct payment figures world images that include grown vtdeos , from right Swamp Jeuce and per- Meigs County, several in counties, here in Meigs County. on two part-time assistant some from Meigs County. former Scott Holt. Swamp surrounding YouTube is an Internet site Under the search word Jeuce, a local band made up including Athens, did get band directors was taken by the board. David Deem will with the motto "broadcast "Meigs County" a four-part of members from Gallia and money for bridge and road received $2,000, while yourself' that encourages series entitled "Nine Coal Meigs County, also ha s projects which will affect homemade videos. However, Plants Within lO · Miles?" video s posted of perfor- local residents traveling Nicole Mount, $750. In executive session no videos of pornography, comes up with local envi- mances at the Monkeybar in around Southeastern Ohio . harassment, ronmental activist Elisa Huntington, W .Va. One of which follow ed the regular defamation, According to an Ohio advertisement or material Young of Racine speaking · Swamp Jcucc's newest Department meeting there was a lengthy of di scus sion on hiring and encouraging criminal con- about existing and proposed · videos already had fo ur Transportation release power plants for the area views after only be ing post- Wednesday, additional fedcompensation of personnel duct are permitted. Basically, YouTube view- and the proposed coal mine ed for 17 !tours. and contract negotiations. eral tr;insportation fund s of Attending were ers can watch everything on Yellowbush Road. The Also under the Pome roy more than $19 million are Superintendent Buckley, from a clip of the opening four-part series runs around search word is a 2006 con- flowing to 17 of Ohio 's and Board members, Victor theme to the 1970's sitcom 30 minutes and in this cert by the Truth About small and JUral cities. Youn g, Roger Abbott, "The Love Boat" to the lat- instance YouTube is used to Train Wrecks on th e In Southeast Ohio, $1,275 Norman Humphre~ s. Scott est sen sat ion called th e . promote a more se ri es topic Please see ODOT, AS Please see YouTube, AS "dramatic chipmunk" from than the "dramatic chipWalton, and Ron Logan. Meigs Local addresses personnel issues Viewing Meigs County on YouTube Details on council, and an additional police otficer would allow the department to concentrate additional effort on collecting old fines, which are paid into !he ·general fund. At least $200,000 in old fines are owing to the village. Some of those fines are at least 20 years old and probably uncollectable, but others are not. . ' - -- ---r - ~-- - . ODOT allocates $19 million to small city improvements � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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