http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a1701708f0163e486a8125d8c86db043.pdf a2edfda130f0694b3a6467e36a24eddc PDF Text Text B6 The Daily Sentinel www.mydail ysentinel.com November 6, 2007 OHIO VALLEY BANK. 760 Sec:ond Ave. Gallipolis, OH 45631 740-446-4460 414 East C St Wellston, OH 45692 740-384-3058 Inside Foodland Inside Walmart 800-538-7 67 4 Pomeroy "We c.. brat .. 0ccntc A"f T• .. ~ · ronstrophiesinc@verizon.net "'~ ~ ~ 236SeoondA••- -- ---~ 441-3575 st. ----------------- - 992-2357 2145 Eaotem Ave . 100 w. Main • 446-2168 - www.ovbc.com '""- WeekS Winner Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Jesse Eads Gallipolis ,-;o t'I-.:'\TS • \ ol. :;-. :'\o. -:; Pomerog. OH • Cavs outlast Warriors. · . 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Unofficial results are as Rutland elected a new led the votes for Meigs mayor in Tuesday's elec- School Board, with 1,248 follows: tion, the Meigs .Local Board votes.. Roger Abbott Middleport Mayor : of Education will have two received 887 votes: while Michael Gerlach, 352; new members, and a three- Larry D. Thcker, also elect- Middleport Village Council ·mill levy in Middleport ed for'the first time, received (2 to be elected): Julia A. finally passed. 817 votes. Board Member Proctor (R), 218, Shawn A. Only 31 percent of the Norman Randy Humphreys Rice (R), 263. county's registered voters received 733 votes, and Pomeroy Mayor: John F. cast ballots in yesterday's · Todd Cullums 778. Musser (R), 193, Victor C election. · Middleport's tax levy, Young III, I I 2; Pomeroy In Rutland, Lowell E. . which will generate an esti- . Clerk-Treasurer: Kathy BRIAN REED Hysell (R), 226: Pomeroy Village Council (2): Shawn A. Amott (R) , 182, Ruth Spaun (R), 190. Racine Mayor: No candi date; Racine Clerk- · Treasurer, David H. Spencer, 116; Racine Council : No candidate; Racine Board of Public Affairs : No candidate. Rutland Mayor : Vance. 95, Burke, 28; Rutland Council: No caQdidale. Syracuse Mayor: Eric D. Cunningham, 217; Dencil R. Hudson II, 51; Syracuse C!'erk-Treasurer: Sharon S . Cottrill, 137, Debra Hood, 48, Judy A. Williams , 95 . Syracuse Council (2) : Bobby J. Ord, 191 , Dorothy Amberger, 188 . Syracu se Board of Public Affairs : No candidate. Bedford Trustee: John W Dean . 120: Bedford Fiscal Officer: Barbara Grue ser, 133; Chester Tru stee (I) : Larry Life . 190. Elmer Please see Votes, AS Pomeroy investigates accident, arrests fugitive Middleport holiday parade set BY BETH SERGENT BREEOOMYDAILYSENTI NELCOM for Dec. 1 BY BRIAN J. REED BSERGENTOMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM 9 . ___________________ 10. ___________________ U71 Elllo1ern Ave, (iallip<~is. OH Next to Irvin's Gla.<oS 11.___________________ Tinting Lifetime Warranty 4 Door Cars $139 •l Door Cars $119 . Trucks starting at ~ 12 . ____________________ OBITUARIES 13.'--------------------- Page A$ • William Gillogly, 73 14 . ____________________ INSIDE • AAA housing coordinator earns certification. See Page A2 • Turkey Trot run/walk set for.Satui'day. See Page A3 . :• ·War bonuses would •be paid under Ohio .treasurer's plan. $ee Page AS . :• · November Arts for · : ; Ohio Cinematheque :Screenings announced. See Page A6 NAME: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDRESS: _ _ _ _ _ __ PHONE: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL lSlO \'w.lley Drtn • Point Pleasant, W\' • 201-hcd f•('lli1y . 304-675-4340 ' The Family of Professionals Each Thesday through Dec. ll, a numbered game will appear in each participating merchant's ad. Indicate your pick of winners and write It beside the corresponding number. Entries must be dropped otT at the: · «;;allipolis Daily Tribune or mailed to: FootballSmackdown c/o Gallipolis Dally Tribune 825 3rd Avenue GaiUpolls, OH 45631 Entries must be postmarked by Thursday to qualify for that week's contest. The prize will be awarded weekly on the basis of most winners selected correctly and In case of ties, winner will be determined by blind draw. You must be 16 years of age or older to enter. Only one entry per per5on per week. *?~ ........,. C11 piUJ 4fllll 11pni eat. IIIII I"" llslahlllllftry lay CaU Mike or Vlckv Justus AU Credit Cards }(c:Cepled 304-675-3331 • Hours: Mon.frl 8-5, Sat 8-1 U Regular Cab GMC Sierras Specialists In: OXYGEN 8c RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT 8. SUPPLIES • Locally Owned and Operated • 24hr. Emergency Service • Free Delivel)i • Stop By Our Showroom • Many More Items 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis, 7 40- 446-0007 Yesterday voters like Ruth Crouch and Vicki Morrow. pictured here with Syracuse poll workers at the Syracuse Community Center, cast their ballots on election day. After vot· ing, many peopie ate lunch and dinner at the center which was serving nine kettles of soup· as well as sandwiches·. hot dogs, sloppy joes and desserts . Proceeds helped benefit ongoing projects at the center. Pictured here is Sally Ebersbach (left) and Ora Bass serving wp soup and filling lunch orders. Beth Serl!entjpllotoa Amish community growing in Meigs County Seeing the local Amish men doing contract work on homes and buildings and POMEROY ' Road their families selling home· signs warning motori~;ts to grown produce and baked watch out for buggies are goods at markets is becom· springing up along high- ing a more familiar sight in ways in Meigs County, an Meigs County. indication of the growing The lifestyle of Amish Amish communjty here. families may be different Other signs of that are from yours or mine, but the homes ~ith buggies parked - people are considered good nearby and horses grazing neighbors and of a congein nearby fields. nial nature. Construction of a small Rachel Martindale, ajourschool building beside one nlllism major interning at of those homes on Route The Daily Sentinel, recently I 43 just before going into interviewed the Dennis Harrisonville was complet- Zook family about everyday ed recently. · life in an Amish home. Her A neighbor of an Amish account of the interview is · family who built a large as follows: home on a hill near the In the first week of July, school said he was told Dennis Zook turned 62. there are about 10 families That morning. neighbors already in the Harrisonville- surprised him with a cake. Pageville community and Later that day, his relatives that five more are expected made · him homemade ice to move ·in soon. He was cream and ·all that good also told that already there stuff, he said. are 23 children to · be He an·d his wife, Amanda enrolled in the new.Jy con- Zook, are parents of 14 children and grandparents of structed school. BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH HOEFLICHOMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM For Sixty Months Until October 31, 2007 'S .. ',.,~ C '· ·.•· ' , '· Dehlla on Pop A& INDEX sClS.lis OHIO VALLEY 446-2404 1-886-4<46-2684 · 21S Upper Rlv..- Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio 112 mile south of the Silver Bridge liioe!>lse oc 1001077-'000 allldl 001 OH Gettil}g out the vote, and the food PleaH see Pomeroy, AS . ' WEATIIER OXYGEN 8r: MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, INC. POMEROY The Pomeroy Police Department has been busy investigating an accident which ·tied up traffic on West Main Street Monday and arresting a fugitive on the top 10 niost wanted list of Adams County, Pa. Patrolman Ronnie Spaun finished the on the Qecident vehicles Monday aftl~m<>On on West Main Street in front of Crow's KFC/Long John Silvers restaurant. According to the accident report, Carolyn R. Brown, Albany, was cited for assured clear distance . . Brown allegedly failed to slow down and stop before hitting a pickup driven by James H. Billingsler. Pomeroy. Bilhngsley s truck then struck a vehicle driven by Jennifer L. Reeves, Albany. · Reeves. Billingsley and Anna Elkins, Albany, a passenger in· Brown's vehicle were taken to Holzer Medical Center for treatment of their injuries. Vehicles driven by Brown and 'Billingsley were towed from the scene. Spaun also arrested a · young man on the top 10 most wanted list of Adams County, Pa. after he was recently pulled over for a traffic violation. Spaun said Cory M. Amoss, Gettysburg, license Ct 7~-0QO allldl 00 l 2 SI!CTIONS -12 PAGES Calendars A3 A3 CJassifieds 82-4 Annie's Mailbox · Comics B5 EditQrials , A4 -· Obituaries As Sports Weather B Section Ab ©. 2007 Oblo Valley PubiJohln& Co, RltChel Martindale/photo With more Amish families moving into Meigs County, more signs advising caution are being erected along highways. 77. A recent letter from a white Jack Russell I daughter in Kentucky Chihuahua mix would tum announced the birth of their one year old in September. newest grandchi Id. The old- "She likes to go with me estisl6. wherever I go," Zook said . The Amish couple lives The Zooks moved . to on a hill above a winding Meigs County last backroad in Meigs County. November in response to a That week, an equine "lawn limd advertisement in an mower" munched on hill- Ami sh n(fwspaper. 'Ten side grass, while a waggly- Amish families live in the tailed dog, Rosie, barked at Pleese see Amish. AS company. The- black-and• - :\-·-· - MIDDLEPORT -The Middleport Community Association 's annual Christmas parade will be held at 4 p.m. on Dec. I. The parade will be followed by the ligllting of the town's Christmas tree in the park area adjace nt to Peoples Bank, and a brief service conducted by members of the Middleporl Ministerial Association. The Comrimnity Association mel Tuesday morning lo discuss plans for the parade and other holiday events: The association had considered holding its parade the Sunday after Thanksgiving. to coincide with the Pomeroy parade and merchant events, but decided, instead, to hold the parade the next -weekend, but earlier in the day than in years past. The parade will line up at 4 p.m. at lhe Rejoicing Life Church . and proceed down North Second Avenue to the "T " Association President Brenda Phalin said merchants are encouraged to remain open during the festivities. Free carriage rides are planned again this year, along with an open fire, free refreshments and a live nativity. Peoples Bank will again offer free photographs of children with Santa Claus in the bank lobby. Participating merchant s will begin their annual holiday giveaways after the parade , and the association will hold a drawing for prizes with entries taken in the days before Christmas. Phalin said those items will be announced. The as sociation is now looking for a Christmas tree to be used as the centerpiece for the downtown holiday celebration. Anyone with a large evergreen suitable for use as . the community Christmas tree is asked to contact Phalin at 992-0000. In other business, mem· bers discussed the success of two recent events, a Bear/Basket Bingo fundraiser and the Pumpkinporl Halloween party in Dave · Diles Park. Phalin said the bingo game raised over $3,000 for holiday giveaway s. decorations and other purchases for the Christmas season. She said it was one of the most successful bingo fundraisers the association has held to date. The Pumpkinport eve m continues to grow each year, she said. This was the firsl year I he event has been held on Salurday. and the first time il has been held in Diles Park. The association's next meeting will be held on Dec . 4 at Peoples B.ank. • • • �· .The Daily Sentinel Page~ LOCAL • STATE Bro!hers i1_1 hospital .after AAA housing coordinator earns certification eattng p01S0fl0US seeds McARTHl' R (AP) Three brothers . who ate wild. poison,ms seeds they found on ·a farm became violently ill and began losing consc iousness and rem ained hospitalized on Tuesday. William Wright, 18, of McArthur, was in serious conditi on at Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus, a hospital spokeswoman said. Hi s brothers Aaron , 14, and Robbie. 13. were in fair condition at Nationwide Children's · Hospital in Columbu s, a spokeswoman there said. A tourth person, Mathew Eldridge. 17, of Chillicothe. was treated Monday and released , Vinton Count y Sheri!!' Dave Hickey said. Hi ckey said. the four became sick Monday after eating cocklebur or jimson weed "eeds fr!Jm plants growing in a thicket near the Wrights' home in southern Ohio. Jim son weed, also known as locoweed because it has some hallucinogenic properties , can cause a feelin g of euphoria but also ·Seizures, a rapid heart rate and, occasionally. cardiac arres1 . Jimson weed grows wild' across the U.S . . Some Internet sites describe it as an herbal medicine used for asthma. whooping cough and muscle · spasms. However. hundreds of cases . are ·reported each year of people who become ill after ingesting it for its halluci nogen.ic effect. The hospitals where the teens were being treated declined to say what the teens ate or what treatment was bei ng followed. POMEROY - A program geared to assisting senior citizens to achieve "aging in place" has been developed by the ,Buckeye Hill s Area Agency on Aging, District 8, which serves eight Southeastern Ohio counties including Meigs. · Joe Gage, Housing Coordinator for the Buckeye Hills Area Agency~ recently completed requtrements to become a certified aging-in-place specialist (CAPS) through the. Natwnal ~orne Assoc1at10n Bu1lders (NAHB). Gage IS one of only tw.o m t~e sou.theastern Ohw region .mh the de.~lgnatlon. . . . The. CAPS designation IS a _rehable way to 1 ~enllfy professmnals.who Will h~lp agmg AmeriCans mod1fy their homes," said AAAS Director Rick Hindman. "We are pleased that Joe our region." · NAHB developed the program to address the growing number of consumers that w11l soon require housing modifications to "age in place." CAPS professional s are remodelers, general contractors, designers, architects and even health care consultants. Gage is responsible for grant administration acr?ss the eight county reg10n which includes Athens, Joe Gage Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, and has earned the certification Washington Counties. as it lends even more credHe helps eligible resiibility to the work he man- dents answer questions like ages and expands his abili - "how can I make my ty to provide consultation kitchen more fun ctional; . services ·to homeowners how do I modify my bathand contractors on behalf room or home entrance; and of the aging resiitents in what type of contractor IN noNt;:;;nt::::;::oF::==="' Re~ estate transfers posted POMEROY Meigs Coumy Recorder Kay Hill reported the following transfers of rear estate: John Thomas to Leading Creek Conservancy District. right of way. Salisbury. Kelly McKenzie to LCCD, right of way. Salisbury. Robert M. Bowles to LCC D. right of way, Salisbury. · Jaso n Harris, Heather Harris, to LCCD, right of way, Salisbury. Howard W. Brewer, Jr. to LCCD, right of. way, Salisburv. Howard W. Brewer to LCCD, right of way, Salisbury. Mark A. Cottrill to LCCD, right of way, Salem. Jeff Thompson, .Beth Thompson, to LCCD, right of way, Columbia. John R. Montgomery, Connie D. Montgomery, to LCCD, right of way, Salem. Brad Lechler, Teresa Lechler, to LCCD, right of way, Rutland. Michael King, Dawn King, to LCCD, right of way, Rutland. Gary Erlewine to LCCD. right of way, Salem. Danny Gingerich to LCJ:;D , right of way, Scipio. Robert R. Schoolcraft, Rhonda Milam, Robert Schoolcraft, . to City National Bank, sheriff's deed, Village of Pomeroy. R. Sean Riffle to Donald 0. Barnett . Andrea I. Barnett, deed, Sutton/Village of Syracuse. R. Sean Riffle to Donald 0. Barnett, Andrea I. Barnett , deed , Sutton/Village of Syracuse. John Gregory Hayes, deceased, to Scott E. Taylor, deed, Village of Middleport. Katherine D<!llas, George M. Dallas, William P. Matlack, to Willis H. Durst, Sharon S. Durst , deed, Chester. Amber L. Well to William P. Matlack. George M. Dallas. easeri1ent. Chester. C.D. Mcintyre, Karen Mcintyre. to Herbert M. Mcintyre. Mary C. Mcintyre. ueed; Chester. Ronnie Arms , Brenda S. Arms, to Zachary L. Arms, deed , Salisbury. · Warren ·Keit h Molden , Kathy Sue Molden, to Robert L. Dowell , deed, Rlltland . Lynn A. Norton, Lanny K. Norto n. Sr., to Lanny K. Norton. Sr. , Lynn A. Norton. deed, 'Columbia. Federal Home Loan Mortgage to Daniel H. James, Ruth E. James, deed, Village of Middleport. Merl e .L. Evans to Paul D. Evans, Norma J. Evans, deed, Lebanon . Frank R. Marnhout, Tina M. Marnhout , to George Casto. deed. Sutton. Ronald E. Pine, Janet M. Pine.. to Tara M. Gerlach, deed. Village of Middleport. Heather D. Woods to Donald C. Shaffer, deed, Sutton. Roger Hudnall. Sharon Hudnall , tn Da le W. Dewey, Sheri L. Iicwey, deed, Columbia. , Chad Eric Griffith to Timothy M. Stalnaker, Cheryl A. Stalnaker, deed, Bernard V. Fultz Family Orange. Trust, to Bernard V. Fultz George Skinner, deceased Family Trust, memorandum to Phyllis H. Skinner, affi - . of trust. davit, Salisbury. Barbara McManus, Phyllis H. Skinner to Bernard V. Fultz Family Phyllis H. Skinner, Nancy Trust, to Margaret Lynn S. Grueser. George E. Bookman, Rusty D. Skinner, deed, Salisbury. Bookman, deed, Salisbury. Matvin McKelvey, _ Ronald J. Raymond, Luella C. Raymond, to Eleanor McKelve~. to Harold D. Graham, Janet K. Columbus Southern Power. Graham, deed, Scipio. . easement, Lebanon. Krista McKelvey. Ronald J. Raymond, Luell a C. Raymond, to Michael McKelvey, Jay Harold D. Graham, Janet K. McKelvey, Melissa M. Graharri, deed, Scipio. McKelvey, to Columbus Jerry Allen Stone, Sr., Southern Power, easement, deceased, to Lora L. Stone, Lebanon. certificate of transfer, Sherry L. Francis, Jason Scipio. A, Francis to Col\1mbus Jerry Allen Stone, Sr" Southern Power, easement, deceased, to Lora L. Stone, Olive. certificate of transfer, Frank Wells, Shirley Wells, Scipio. to Columbus Southern Farmers Bank and Power, easement, Olive. Savings Co. to Dennis L. David W. Fol\, Ruth Ann Zook, Amanda Zook, sher- Fol>, to Columbus Southern Power, easement, Letart. iff's deed, ·Scipio. Benjamin H. Ewing, Doris · James F. Evans, Jr., Debra J. Ewing, to Tuppers Plains- C. Evans, to Columbus Chester Water District, right Southern Power, easement, Bedford. of way, Orange. , Harold Scarberry, Sr. , Roger B. Sayre. Christine Harold Scarberry, Jr., to TP- L. Sayre, to Columbus CWO, right of way, Southern Power, easemem, Bedford. Bedford. Terry J. Parsons, Pamela Kenneth G. Edwards, · Parsons, to Citizens Bank, Barbara C. Edwards, easesheriff's deed, Columbia. ment, Orange. Grace E. Chevalier, Sue Eshelman to deceased, to Victor . Columbus Southern Power, Chevalier, aftidavit, Olive. . easement, Orange. Jerry R. Burns, Beverly Sandra L. Moore, Ann Burns, to Burns Family Douglas B. Moore, to Trust, Beverly Ann Burns, Lawrence E. Roe III, Vinida deed, Salem. Suzanne Roe, deed, Olive. Dale C. Rockhold, Hagerty and Mitchell, Shirley Rockhold, to Ltd., to Dante Oliveri, deed, Tommy J. Reed, Regina D. Columbia. Reed, deed; Olive. Dante N. Oliveri, Cynthia Connie L. Sauters, S. Oliveri, to Pnina I. Sabel Connie .Carl, Brett L. Carl, Trust, deed, Columbia. to Ted L. Dexter, deed, William Kennedy Family, Bedford. Red Hill Farms, to Howard Donna K Clark, Donna L. Neal, Constance L. Neal , K. Kern, to Linda L. Isaac, deed, Scipio. Debra K. Dempsey, deed, Edith Lavonne Blake, Salisbury, deceased, to Larry P. Blake, Ross Stewart, Jr,, certificate, Olive. Gertrude M. Stewart, to Citizens First Bank to Steven L. Stewart, deed, Howard C. Robinson, Mary Rutland. M. Robinson, deed, Letart. Roscoe Mills to Jason P. James Michael O'Brien, Ervin, Jodi R. Ervin, deed, Mary A. O' Brien, to David Sutton. R. Mills, Sandra K Mills. Barbara McManus, deed, Orange. should I use." Buckeye "!ills. Area ~gency on Agmg IS planmng f~r fut~re needs and p~o~otmg mde.pendence , dl.(lntty, health, and well bemg for md1v1duals 60 and over and the1r car~g1vers throughout the reg1on by contracting with service providers dedicated to delivering the highest quali ty service available. . AAA8 is also the area's adm1mstrator of PASSPORT services, a costeffective. in-home altemative to nur~ing . home care for Med1cmd-ehg1ble Oh1o residents age 60 and older. For more information on the AAA8 (serving) housing services or for an "aging in place'' consultation, call (740) 373-6400 or 1-800331-2644. Honor Our .Heroes On November 11, our nation will p~use to pay tribute to the thousands of men and women who.have proudly served their country during times of crises and peace. This Veteran's Day, the Sunday Times-Sentinel will publish a very special tribute honoring area veterans. You . can join in our salute by including the veteran in your life, living or deceased, who has served or is currently serving in any branch of the U.S. · . Armed Forces. Authority doesn't always make it right I don't know where to tum , I just started college to get my teaching degree. I · · Dear Annie: My husband don't have any friends here · and I have been married and my husband holds a · over a year. We were both very visible position of ·separated from our spouses authority. I can't even go to when we met, and when we · the doctor on base without began dating, I didn't el\pec.t everyone knowing it. I' m or want anything serious. scared and lonely. but eve ry But soon we were in love day I have to smile and preand things moved very, tend to be Mrs.· Happy. quickly. Now I feel I made a Please Help Me · · big mistake . I have discovDear Please: The fact .. ered manr things about him that your husband is in a , that I d1dn 't know, He's position of authority does . mood y and always has to be not make it OK fo r your right, and u~ the fact that marriage to fall apart. Tell he is a high.ranking military him you want to do everyofficer to make me .feel thing possible tu make . inadequate. things better for both of We recently got a dog you. Don 't worry so much if because I wanted one , He is others know you have probactually jealous of the dog, lems. You need help and the but said he must like it military has cou nseling serbecause he "hasn't killed it vices available. Use them. · yet." When I said I would Dear Annie: My motherreport him if he ever hurt in -law recently ·pa ssed the dog, he told me ' there away, and I am the execuwould be no evidence and tor of her estate. Several no one would ever take my months before Mom died. word over hi s. her house was sold and the When we were overseas, contents were placed in I hated it , so he put in for a storage. One of the items transfer because he knew I was a handmade sculpture was miserable. Now he from so me very dear c.onstantly tells me he friends , "Betsy a nd would still be there if it Arthur." Arthur made the weren't for me and he can't item explici!l y for my stand where we are now. mother-in-law. BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Your choice of Two Styles ... Ad Only $8.00 (shown actual size) In Honor Of Major Earl Jones 1969-1971 Army VietNam Please Fill Out And Return With Your Payment to: : VETERAN SALUTE I I C/0 Dally Sentinel I 111 Court St I I Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 I MIDDLEPORT -' James Vennari observed his. hundredth birthday recently with a . "Cincinnati Reds" .. party hosted by the Overbrook Rehabilitation Center. Residents and staff were in attendance, as well as several members of the local American Legion Post 39 and his wife of 39 years, . Martha Ohlinger Vennari . Vennari is a graduate of Salem Intern ational · University where he played · football and earned a . · Bachelor 's degree. Later, he ·earned a Master 's degree in education from West Virginia University. Vennari came to Meigs County in 1947 after serving in Worla War II. He was · · employed as a part-time scout : for the Pittsburgh Pirates, and began his teaching and coach. ing career at Rutland High · School where his teams had II winning seasons and seven championships. In 1959 he was named · the "Coach of the Year" , among Class· AA High Schools , A park in Rutland bears his name. After retirement from Meigs Local schools, he was In Honor of (name and rank) Dates of Active Duty Love, Your Family Ad With Photo- $15.00 (Shown actual size) Photo of Your Veteran Branch of Service Conflict/War Love, (Name relationship to veteran) AD DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 2007 I 5:00 PM Tributes must be prepaid. : Photos may be picked up after Nov. 11th 1 Your Name: Address: Phone: I I I I I I I ' L~----------------~ In Honor Of The Daily Sentinel Corporal Bob Johnson 1991-1992 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Marines Desert Storm Love, Your Family Ph~ne (740)992-2155 o zer 1n1c· es 1rg1n1a, Gastroenterology is Our Specialty... .Specializing in the function & disorders of the Digestive System • . Gastroenterolgy • Liver Disease • Endoscopy .. WEST VIRGINIA FRIDAY, NOv. 9th • 9:00am-noon 1The t11t1 will be given by 1 Ucenlld Hearing Aid Speclellll 1 Any01111 who hu trouble hearing or unde1'811ndlng I conwl'lltlon 11 Invited to have a FREE hilling tat to - H I 1tlllt problem can be helped! Bring tills coupon with you lor 1 . Submitted photo James Vennari ce lebrated his hundredth birthday recently with a'party at Overbrook Center. His wife, Martha, is pictured with him. hired by the Cincinnati Reds as a full-time scout and he continued in that pos ition until 1995. He is the Ol'!ner of three World Series rings. 'Cards can be sent to him at Overbrook Center, 333 Page St., Middleport. Ohio 45760. Turkey Trot run/walk set for Saturday : · . POMEROY - The 2007 plijce Saturday on the park; : furkey Trot Fun Run/Walk ing lot , 9 a. m. to noon. · : will be held Saturday on the Cholesterol screening, body : ; Pomeroy riverside walkwa)'. composition. blood pres: · Registration to participate sures, bone density scans. · : will begin at 8 a,m. and the and Qther tests will be avail :: run/walk will begin at 9 able at no charge. There will also be variou s :·a.m. The registration fee is demonstration s $15 a person for the early fitness bird special, prior to No:v. 8, throughout the door, includand $20 from then on to the ing pilates, Tai Chi, cardiostart of the event, programs kickbol>ing, . and functional strength training. and services. Drawings for door prizes Weather permitting a will occur throughout the day. health fair will also take I your FREE HEARING TEST, a $125.00 value. ' UIW. ARMCO, AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS L--------------WALK-INS WELCOME . Meigs Wellness Center and the Meigs County Cardiovascular Program Fun Run/Walk (3.5 miles) ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER fO ReglstraUon 8:00 a.m. - Starts 9:00a.m. . Pomeroy Walking track . To pre-register & lor more inlomation 9111 the Meigs Wellness Center 74D-992·2161 ext. 23l Frame that newspaper photo or prJJt it on a mug or mouse pad. www.mydailysentinel.com Reliable service at a sensible price. 14 Win~strtam, we're f<KU5ed on detivenng quolllty ltiVIcts at reasonable rates wllhln our servkt territories.Services are AVailable ill the ratts listed In the chart, UPCOMING BANDS SERVICES ' f$.10 bundles at diSCount Pikes. Windstrum iiiSO olftf1 basic servim at the rates; terrnund conditions specified In the company's wills. If you have any quest ion~ reaardin& Wlndsi!Um ~~'Viets, resldenllil customers should ull Wind stream a! 1-J4H991ilnd bu$11'1flt customers should callt-110o>S43'92l4. ' I I 1 I I Clll Toll Free 1-81J0.634..52851or an Immedlallappolntment I Of course Windstream prOYidH il compielt menu of op!lond~ ~e rv~tes. including . ' Other events 1 Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by I "'Be/tone HEARING AID CENTER 1 Dr. A. Jackson Balles Office I 507 Mulberry Hghts, Pomeroy, OH Unk,Up ~ephonusslstance programs may be ell&lble f~W discounts on these basic louJ seiVIce chilr&~s throush stAtt-specifitd telephone assistAnce plan~ Marc Sublk, MD School and Youth ' COUPON Lowincome lndl\liduils eiiCiblt lor Ufeline CLINIC Clubs and organizations ----------.. wEE HEARING TESTS Toll btoclcinBIS available lit no charge IOiow-income cuSiamers who quolllfy, Sureharps and lees such u lhost ior eme~~eocy 9'1·1servlcts All! assessed accordlna to aovem!TH!nt auldelines. 304.675.4498 nood le dinn er, karaoke , games, cou ntry store. CHESTER Return Wednesday, Nov. 7 Chapter. Jonathan Meigs POMEROY The Meigs County Board of DAR, I p.m. at the Chester Members Health, regular meeting . 5 Courthouse. to take veterans reminded p.m., Meigs County Health gift . Program by Truly Department , third and linal public reading of proposed SaYed. Sunday, Nov. II s~wage treatment system POMEROY - Ca,rleton rul es, public comments Ch urch, special serv ic e accepted. CHESTER - Chester with guest singers Sound · Township Tru stees meet at of Prai se. 10 a.m. wi th forpastor speaking. 7 p.m., town h;tll. Meeting mer Pot luck 10 follow se rvice changed due to election. with sing spi ration at I :30 Tuesday, Nov. 13 p.m. POMEROY -Bedford GREAT BEND - ·Praise Township Trustees, 7 p.m .. and worshi p service at town hall. Bethlehem Baptist Church ,· 6 p.m., with Lewis and Carol Halstead. Refreshments follow. POMEROY Point Rock Church of the Thursday, Nov. 8 Nazarene homecoming, II TUPPERS PLAINS a.m. VFW Post 9053 wi ll meet at ALBANY - "Day of 7 p.m. at the hall . Mel Celebrati on." with Brother served at 6:30p.m. RACINE The Cl ifford B. Coleman, speSonshine Circle wi ll meet at cial mu sic. I0:30 a.m. - 7 7 p.m. .at the Bethany p.m., Carpenter Bapti st United Methodist Church. Church. Letha Proffitt and Ju Lee, hostesses. POMEROY . Alpha Iota Masters, II :30 a.m. at the United Methodi st Tuesday, Nov. 13 Church . RACINE Southern ·CHESTER Shade Local School District, parRiver Lodge 453 , 7:30p.m. for the purpose of the annu- ent-teac her conferences, 4-7 al election of officers. p.m . Annual dues payable. Oyster ' stew followin g meeting. RACINE - Ohio River Sunday, Nov. 11 Producers, 7 p.m., Southern RACINE - "Honor the vo-ag room. ~eterans ," I0:40 a.m., First Baptist Racine Church, veterans of the armed forces invited to the service meant to show Saturday, Nov. 10 REEDSVILLE · appreciation for those who Harvest . Festival, 4-8 p.m.. · have served America, dinReedsville United ner., served immediately Methodi st Church. Chicken afterwards. Church events ~nd HOLZER Public meetings Arthur died recently and and lhat we must do it again now Betsy wants the s~ ulp­ soon, but it seems if we ture returned. Apparently, want.to see them, we are the Arthur had promised to ones who have to issue the make one for her, but never invitation. , . had the chance. However, These people complimy daughter also wants the ment the meal and the comsculpture, since it is her pany, so why are we never favorite remembrance of invited to their places? All her grandmother. of them live in very upscale My daug hter has been homes with beautiful furrequesting the piece for ni shings. - No Name, No many years, even telling her City, No State gnmllmother that she would Dear No Name: There be thrilled to have it. Betsy are people who like to be asked for the sculpture as entertained, but rarely wi sh soon as the house was to make the same effort . placed on the market. If I Also, if you are good at · give it to Betsy. -my daugh- · this, they may feel inadeter will be heartbroken. But quate in comparison. Take if I give it to my daughter, one of your friends aside Betsy will be :upset,. What and ask if there is a probdo I do~ - Between a lem. It 's the only way Rock and a Hard Place you're going to find out. Dear Between: You can Annie's Mailbox is writask yo ur daughter if she. ten by Kathy Mitchell and would be willing to part Marcy Sugar, longtime ediwith the sculpture for tors of the Ann Landers Betsy's sa)l.e, but the piece column. Please e-mail your belonged to her grandmoth- questions to anniesmailer and is now part of your box@comcast.net, or write family's possessions. It is to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. not your daughter's fault Box 118190, Chicago, n that Arthur never got around 60611. To find out more to making one for Betsy, about Annie's Mailbox, Stop feeling guilty. .and read features by other Dear Annie: We entertain Creators Syndicate writers quite often. Our friends and cartoonists, visit the always tell us how much Creators Syndicate Web they enjoyed the evening page aJ www.creaJors.com. Vennari celebrates tooth birthday r-----------------,1 Wednesday, November 7, 2007 'Community Calendar · ANNIE's MAILBox . PageA3 BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 7, 2007 . ..25 Nov. ·17th-Reloaded Dec. 1st-Bart & The Chasers 8th-Swamp Juece Dec. 15th~Fiint I .. �· .The Daily Sentinel Page~ LOCAL • STATE Bro!hers i1_1 hospital .after AAA housing coordinator earns certification eattng p01S0fl0US seeds McARTHl' R (AP) Three brothers . who ate wild. poison,ms seeds they found on ·a farm became violently ill and began losing consc iousness and rem ained hospitalized on Tuesday. William Wright, 18, of McArthur, was in serious conditi on at Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus, a hospital spokeswoman said. Hi s brothers Aaron , 14, and Robbie. 13. were in fair condition at Nationwide Children's · Hospital in Columbu s, a spokeswoman there said. A tourth person, Mathew Eldridge. 17, of Chillicothe. was treated Monday and released , Vinton Count y Sheri!!' Dave Hickey said. Hi ckey said. the four became sick Monday after eating cocklebur or jimson weed "eeds fr!Jm plants growing in a thicket near the Wrights' home in southern Ohio. Jim son weed, also known as locoweed because it has some hallucinogenic properties , can cause a feelin g of euphoria but also ·Seizures, a rapid heart rate and, occasionally. cardiac arres1 . Jimson weed grows wild' across the U.S . . Some Internet sites describe it as an herbal medicine used for asthma. whooping cough and muscle · spasms. However. hundreds of cases . are ·reported each year of people who become ill after ingesting it for its halluci nogen.ic effect. The hospitals where the teens were being treated declined to say what the teens ate or what treatment was bei ng followed. POMEROY - A program geared to assisting senior citizens to achieve "aging in place" has been developed by the ,Buckeye Hill s Area Agency on Aging, District 8, which serves eight Southeastern Ohio counties including Meigs. · Joe Gage, Housing Coordinator for the Buckeye Hills Area Agency~ recently completed requtrements to become a certified aging-in-place specialist (CAPS) through the. Natwnal ~orne Assoc1at10n Bu1lders (NAHB). Gage IS one of only tw.o m t~e sou.theastern Ohw region .mh the de.~lgnatlon. . . . The. CAPS designation IS a _rehable way to 1 ~enllfy professmnals.who Will h~lp agmg AmeriCans mod1fy their homes," said AAAS Director Rick Hindman. "We are pleased that Joe our region." · NAHB developed the program to address the growing number of consumers that w11l soon require housing modifications to "age in place." CAPS professional s are remodelers, general contractors, designers, architects and even health care consultants. Gage is responsible for grant administration acr?ss the eight county reg10n which includes Athens, Joe Gage Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, and has earned the certification Washington Counties. as it lends even more credHe helps eligible resiibility to the work he man- dents answer questions like ages and expands his abili - "how can I make my ty to provide consultation kitchen more fun ctional; . services ·to homeowners how do I modify my bathand contractors on behalf room or home entrance; and of the aging resiitents in what type of contractor IN noNt;:;;nt::::;::oF::==="' Re~ estate transfers posted POMEROY Meigs Coumy Recorder Kay Hill reported the following transfers of rear estate: John Thomas to Leading Creek Conservancy District. right of way. Salisbury. Kelly McKenzie to LCCD, right of way. Salisbury. Robert M. Bowles to LCC D. right of way, Salisbury. · Jaso n Harris, Heather Harris, to LCCD, right of way, Salisbury. Howard W. Brewer, Jr. to LCCD, right of. way, Salisburv. Howard W. Brewer to LCCD, right of way, Salisbury. Mark A. Cottrill to LCCD, right of way, Salem. Jeff Thompson, .Beth Thompson, to LCCD, right of way, Columbia. John R. Montgomery, Connie D. Montgomery, to LCCD, right of way, Salem. Brad Lechler, Teresa Lechler, to LCCD, right of way, Rutland. Michael King, Dawn King, to LCCD, right of way, Rutland. Gary Erlewine to LCCD. right of way, Salem. Danny Gingerich to LCJ:;D , right of way, Scipio. Robert R. Schoolcraft, Rhonda Milam, Robert Schoolcraft, . to City National Bank, sheriff's deed, Village of Pomeroy. R. Sean Riffle to Donald 0. Barnett . Andrea I. Barnett, deed, Sutton/Village of Syracuse. R. Sean Riffle to Donald 0. Barnett, Andrea I. Barnett , deed , Sutton/Village of Syracuse. John Gregory Hayes, deceased, to Scott E. Taylor, deed, Village of Middleport. Katherine D<!llas, George M. Dallas, William P. Matlack, to Willis H. Durst, Sharon S. Durst , deed, Chester. Amber L. Well to William P. Matlack. George M. Dallas. easeri1ent. Chester. C.D. Mcintyre, Karen Mcintyre. to Herbert M. Mcintyre. Mary C. Mcintyre. ueed; Chester. Ronnie Arms , Brenda S. Arms, to Zachary L. Arms, deed , Salisbury. · Warren ·Keit h Molden , Kathy Sue Molden, to Robert L. Dowell , deed, Rlltland . Lynn A. Norton, Lanny K. Norto n. Sr., to Lanny K. Norton. Sr. , Lynn A. Norton. deed, 'Columbia. Federal Home Loan Mortgage to Daniel H. James, Ruth E. James, deed, Village of Middleport. Merl e .L. Evans to Paul D. Evans, Norma J. Evans, deed, Lebanon . Frank R. Marnhout, Tina M. Marnhout , to George Casto. deed. Sutton. Ronald E. Pine, Janet M. Pine.. to Tara M. Gerlach, deed. Village of Middleport. Heather D. Woods to Donald C. Shaffer, deed, Sutton. Roger Hudnall. Sharon Hudnall , tn Da le W. Dewey, Sheri L. Iicwey, deed, Columbia. , Chad Eric Griffith to Timothy M. Stalnaker, Cheryl A. Stalnaker, deed, Bernard V. Fultz Family Orange. Trust, to Bernard V. Fultz George Skinner, deceased Family Trust, memorandum to Phyllis H. Skinner, affi - . of trust. davit, Salisbury. Barbara McManus, Phyllis H. Skinner to Bernard V. Fultz Family Phyllis H. Skinner, Nancy Trust, to Margaret Lynn S. Grueser. George E. Bookman, Rusty D. Skinner, deed, Salisbury. Bookman, deed, Salisbury. Matvin McKelvey, _ Ronald J. Raymond, Luella C. Raymond, to Eleanor McKelve~. to Harold D. Graham, Janet K. Columbus Southern Power. Graham, deed, Scipio. . easement, Lebanon. Krista McKelvey. Ronald J. Raymond, Luell a C. Raymond, to Michael McKelvey, Jay Harold D. Graham, Janet K. McKelvey, Melissa M. Graharri, deed, Scipio. McKelvey, to Columbus Jerry Allen Stone, Sr., Southern Power, easement, deceased, to Lora L. Stone, Lebanon. certificate of transfer, Sherry L. Francis, Jason Scipio. A, Francis to Col\1mbus Jerry Allen Stone, Sr" Southern Power, easement, deceased, to Lora L. Stone, Olive. certificate of transfer, Frank Wells, Shirley Wells, Scipio. to Columbus Southern Farmers Bank and Power, easement, Olive. Savings Co. to Dennis L. David W. Fol\, Ruth Ann Zook, Amanda Zook, sher- Fol>, to Columbus Southern Power, easement, Letart. iff's deed, ·Scipio. Benjamin H. Ewing, Doris · James F. Evans, Jr., Debra J. Ewing, to Tuppers Plains- C. Evans, to Columbus Chester Water District, right Southern Power, easement, Bedford. of way, Orange. , Harold Scarberry, Sr. , Roger B. Sayre. Christine Harold Scarberry, Jr., to TP- L. Sayre, to Columbus CWO, right of way, Southern Power, easemem, Bedford. Bedford. Terry J. Parsons, Pamela Kenneth G. Edwards, · Parsons, to Citizens Bank, Barbara C. Edwards, easesheriff's deed, Columbia. ment, Orange. Grace E. Chevalier, Sue Eshelman to deceased, to Victor . Columbus Southern Power, Chevalier, aftidavit, Olive. . easement, Orange. Jerry R. Burns, Beverly Sandra L. Moore, Ann Burns, to Burns Family Douglas B. Moore, to Trust, Beverly Ann Burns, Lawrence E. Roe III, Vinida deed, Salem. Suzanne Roe, deed, Olive. Dale C. Rockhold, Hagerty and Mitchell, Shirley Rockhold, to Ltd., to Dante Oliveri, deed, Tommy J. Reed, Regina D. Columbia. Reed, deed; Olive. Dante N. Oliveri, Cynthia Connie L. Sauters, S. Oliveri, to Pnina I. Sabel Connie .Carl, Brett L. Carl, Trust, deed, Columbia. to Ted L. Dexter, deed, William Kennedy Family, Bedford. Red Hill Farms, to Howard Donna K Clark, Donna L. Neal, Constance L. Neal , K. Kern, to Linda L. Isaac, deed, Scipio. Debra K. Dempsey, deed, Edith Lavonne Blake, Salisbury, deceased, to Larry P. Blake, Ross Stewart, Jr,, certificate, Olive. Gertrude M. Stewart, to Citizens First Bank to Steven L. Stewart, deed, Howard C. Robinson, Mary Rutland. M. Robinson, deed, Letart. Roscoe Mills to Jason P. James Michael O'Brien, Ervin, Jodi R. Ervin, deed, Mary A. O' Brien, to David Sutton. R. Mills, Sandra K Mills. Barbara McManus, deed, Orange. should I use." Buckeye "!ills. Area ~gency on Agmg IS planmng f~r fut~re needs and p~o~otmg mde.pendence , dl.(lntty, health, and well bemg for md1v1duals 60 and over and the1r car~g1vers throughout the reg1on by contracting with service providers dedicated to delivering the highest quali ty service available. . AAA8 is also the area's adm1mstrator of PASSPORT services, a costeffective. in-home altemative to nur~ing . home care for Med1cmd-ehg1ble Oh1o residents age 60 and older. For more information on the AAA8 (serving) housing services or for an "aging in place'' consultation, call (740) 373-6400 or 1-800331-2644. Honor Our .Heroes On November 11, our nation will p~use to pay tribute to the thousands of men and women who.have proudly served their country during times of crises and peace. This Veteran's Day, the Sunday Times-Sentinel will publish a very special tribute honoring area veterans. You . can join in our salute by including the veteran in your life, living or deceased, who has served or is currently serving in any branch of the U.S. · . Armed Forces. Authority doesn't always make it right I don't know where to tum , I just started college to get my teaching degree. I · · Dear Annie: My husband don't have any friends here · and I have been married and my husband holds a · over a year. We were both very visible position of ·separated from our spouses authority. I can't even go to when we met, and when we · the doctor on base without began dating, I didn't el\pec.t everyone knowing it. I' m or want anything serious. scared and lonely. but eve ry But soon we were in love day I have to smile and preand things moved very, tend to be Mrs.· Happy. quickly. Now I feel I made a Please Help Me · · big mistake . I have discovDear Please: The fact .. ered manr things about him that your husband is in a , that I d1dn 't know, He's position of authority does . mood y and always has to be not make it OK fo r your right, and u~ the fact that marriage to fall apart. Tell he is a high.ranking military him you want to do everyofficer to make me .feel thing possible tu make . inadequate. things better for both of We recently got a dog you. Don 't worry so much if because I wanted one , He is others know you have probactually jealous of the dog, lems. You need help and the but said he must like it military has cou nseling serbecause he "hasn't killed it vices available. Use them. · yet." When I said I would Dear Annie: My motherreport him if he ever hurt in -law recently ·pa ssed the dog, he told me ' there away, and I am the execuwould be no evidence and tor of her estate. Several no one would ever take my months before Mom died. word over hi s. her house was sold and the When we were overseas, contents were placed in I hated it , so he put in for a storage. One of the items transfer because he knew I was a handmade sculpture was miserable. Now he from so me very dear c.onstantly tells me he friends , "Betsy a nd would still be there if it Arthur." Arthur made the weren't for me and he can't item explici!l y for my stand where we are now. mother-in-law. BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR Your choice of Two Styles ... Ad Only $8.00 (shown actual size) In Honor Of Major Earl Jones 1969-1971 Army VietNam Please Fill Out And Return With Your Payment to: : VETERAN SALUTE I I C/0 Dally Sentinel I 111 Court St I I Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 I MIDDLEPORT -' James Vennari observed his. hundredth birthday recently with a . "Cincinnati Reds" .. party hosted by the Overbrook Rehabilitation Center. Residents and staff were in attendance, as well as several members of the local American Legion Post 39 and his wife of 39 years, . Martha Ohlinger Vennari . Vennari is a graduate of Salem Intern ational · University where he played · football and earned a . · Bachelor 's degree. Later, he ·earned a Master 's degree in education from West Virginia University. Vennari came to Meigs County in 1947 after serving in Worla War II. He was · · employed as a part-time scout : for the Pittsburgh Pirates, and began his teaching and coach. ing career at Rutland High · School where his teams had II winning seasons and seven championships. In 1959 he was named · the "Coach of the Year" , among Class· AA High Schools , A park in Rutland bears his name. After retirement from Meigs Local schools, he was In Honor of (name and rank) Dates of Active Duty Love, Your Family Ad With Photo- $15.00 (Shown actual size) Photo of Your Veteran Branch of Service Conflict/War Love, (Name relationship to veteran) AD DEADLINE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 2007 I 5:00 PM Tributes must be prepaid. : Photos may be picked up after Nov. 11th 1 Your Name: Address: Phone: I I I I I I I ' L~----------------~ In Honor Of The Daily Sentinel Corporal Bob Johnson 1991-1992 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH 45769 Marines Desert Storm Love, Your Family Ph~ne (740)992-2155 o zer 1n1c· es 1rg1n1a, Gastroenterology is Our Specialty... .Specializing in the function & disorders of the Digestive System • . Gastroenterolgy • Liver Disease • Endoscopy .. WEST VIRGINIA FRIDAY, NOv. 9th • 9:00am-noon 1The t11t1 will be given by 1 Ucenlld Hearing Aid Speclellll 1 Any01111 who hu trouble hearing or unde1'811ndlng I conwl'lltlon 11 Invited to have a FREE hilling tat to - H I 1tlllt problem can be helped! Bring tills coupon with you lor 1 . Submitted photo James Vennari ce lebrated his hundredth birthday recently with a'party at Overbrook Center. His wife, Martha, is pictured with him. hired by the Cincinnati Reds as a full-time scout and he continued in that pos ition until 1995. He is the Ol'!ner of three World Series rings. 'Cards can be sent to him at Overbrook Center, 333 Page St., Middleport. Ohio 45760. Turkey Trot run/walk set for Saturday : · . POMEROY - The 2007 plijce Saturday on the park; : furkey Trot Fun Run/Walk ing lot , 9 a. m. to noon. · : will be held Saturday on the Cholesterol screening, body : ; Pomeroy riverside walkwa)'. composition. blood pres: · Registration to participate sures, bone density scans. · : will begin at 8 a,m. and the and Qther tests will be avail :: run/walk will begin at 9 able at no charge. There will also be variou s :·a.m. The registration fee is demonstration s $15 a person for the early fitness bird special, prior to No:v. 8, throughout the door, includand $20 from then on to the ing pilates, Tai Chi, cardiostart of the event, programs kickbol>ing, . and functional strength training. and services. Drawings for door prizes Weather permitting a will occur throughout the day. health fair will also take I your FREE HEARING TEST, a $125.00 value. ' UIW. ARMCO, AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS L--------------WALK-INS WELCOME . Meigs Wellness Center and the Meigs County Cardiovascular Program Fun Run/Walk (3.5 miles) ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER fO ReglstraUon 8:00 a.m. - Starts 9:00a.m. . Pomeroy Walking track . To pre-register & lor more inlomation 9111 the Meigs Wellness Center 74D-992·2161 ext. 23l Frame that newspaper photo or prJJt it on a mug or mouse pad. www.mydailysentinel.com Reliable service at a sensible price. 14 Win~strtam, we're f<KU5ed on detivenng quolllty ltiVIcts at reasonable rates wllhln our servkt territories.Services are AVailable ill the ratts listed In the chart, UPCOMING BANDS SERVICES ' f$.10 bundles at diSCount Pikes. Windstrum iiiSO olftf1 basic servim at the rates; terrnund conditions specified In the company's wills. If you have any quest ion~ reaardin& Wlndsi!Um ~~'Viets, resldenllil customers should ull Wind stream a! 1-J4H991ilnd bu$11'1flt customers should callt-110o>S43'92l4. ' I I 1 I I Clll Toll Free 1-81J0.634..52851or an Immedlallappolntment I Of course Windstream prOYidH il compielt menu of op!lond~ ~e rv~tes. including . ' Other events 1 Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by I "'Be/tone HEARING AID CENTER 1 Dr. A. Jackson Balles Office I 507 Mulberry Hghts, Pomeroy, OH Unk,Up ~ephonusslstance programs may be ell&lble f~W discounts on these basic louJ seiVIce chilr&~s throush stAtt-specifitd telephone assistAnce plan~ Marc Sublk, MD School and Youth ' COUPON Lowincome lndl\liduils eiiCiblt lor Ufeline CLINIC Clubs and organizations ----------.. wEE HEARING TESTS Toll btoclcinBIS available lit no charge IOiow-income cuSiamers who quolllfy, Sureharps and lees such u lhost ior eme~~eocy 9'1·1servlcts All! assessed accordlna to aovem!TH!nt auldelines. 304.675.4498 nood le dinn er, karaoke , games, cou ntry store. CHESTER Return Wednesday, Nov. 7 Chapter. Jonathan Meigs POMEROY The Meigs County Board of DAR, I p.m. at the Chester Members Health, regular meeting . 5 Courthouse. to take veterans reminded p.m., Meigs County Health gift . Program by Truly Department , third and linal public reading of proposed SaYed. Sunday, Nov. II s~wage treatment system POMEROY - Ca,rleton rul es, public comments Ch urch, special serv ic e accepted. CHESTER - Chester with guest singers Sound · Township Tru stees meet at of Prai se. 10 a.m. wi th forpastor speaking. 7 p.m., town h;tll. Meeting mer Pot luck 10 follow se rvice changed due to election. with sing spi ration at I :30 Tuesday, Nov. 13 p.m. POMEROY -Bedford GREAT BEND - ·Praise Township Trustees, 7 p.m .. and worshi p service at town hall. Bethlehem Baptist Church ,· 6 p.m., with Lewis and Carol Halstead. Refreshments follow. POMEROY Point Rock Church of the Thursday, Nov. 8 Nazarene homecoming, II TUPPERS PLAINS a.m. VFW Post 9053 wi ll meet at ALBANY - "Day of 7 p.m. at the hall . Mel Celebrati on." with Brother served at 6:30p.m. RACINE The Cl ifford B. Coleman, speSonshine Circle wi ll meet at cial mu sic. I0:30 a.m. - 7 7 p.m. .at the Bethany p.m., Carpenter Bapti st United Methodist Church. Church. Letha Proffitt and Ju Lee, hostesses. POMEROY . Alpha Iota Masters, II :30 a.m. at the United Methodi st Tuesday, Nov. 13 Church . RACINE Southern ·CHESTER Shade Local School District, parRiver Lodge 453 , 7:30p.m. for the purpose of the annu- ent-teac her conferences, 4-7 al election of officers. p.m . Annual dues payable. Oyster ' stew followin g meeting. RACINE - Ohio River Sunday, Nov. 11 Producers, 7 p.m., Southern RACINE - "Honor the vo-ag room. ~eterans ," I0:40 a.m., First Baptist Racine Church, veterans of the armed forces invited to the service meant to show Saturday, Nov. 10 REEDSVILLE · appreciation for those who Harvest . Festival, 4-8 p.m.. · have served America, dinReedsville United ner., served immediately Methodi st Church. Chicken afterwards. Church events ~nd HOLZER Public meetings Arthur died recently and and lhat we must do it again now Betsy wants the s~ ulp­ soon, but it seems if we ture returned. Apparently, want.to see them, we are the Arthur had promised to ones who have to issue the make one for her, but never invitation. , . had the chance. However, These people complimy daughter also wants the ment the meal and the comsculpture, since it is her pany, so why are we never favorite remembrance of invited to their places? All her grandmother. of them live in very upscale My daug hter has been homes with beautiful furrequesting the piece for ni shings. - No Name, No many years, even telling her City, No State gnmllmother that she would Dear No Name: There be thrilled to have it. Betsy are people who like to be asked for the sculpture as entertained, but rarely wi sh soon as the house was to make the same effort . placed on the market. If I Also, if you are good at · give it to Betsy. -my daugh- · this, they may feel inadeter will be heartbroken. But quate in comparison. Take if I give it to my daughter, one of your friends aside Betsy will be :upset,. What and ask if there is a probdo I do~ - Between a lem. It 's the only way Rock and a Hard Place you're going to find out. Dear Between: You can Annie's Mailbox is writask yo ur daughter if she. ten by Kathy Mitchell and would be willing to part Marcy Sugar, longtime ediwith the sculpture for tors of the Ann Landers Betsy's sa)l.e, but the piece column. Please e-mail your belonged to her grandmoth- questions to anniesmailer and is now part of your box@comcast.net, or write family's possessions. It is to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. not your daughter's fault Box 118190, Chicago, n that Arthur never got around 60611. To find out more to making one for Betsy, about Annie's Mailbox, Stop feeling guilty. .and read features by other Dear Annie: We entertain Creators Syndicate writers quite often. Our friends and cartoonists, visit the always tell us how much Creators Syndicate Web they enjoyed the evening page aJ www.creaJors.com. Vennari celebrates tooth birthday r-----------------,1 Wednesday, November 7, 2007 'Community Calendar · ANNIE's MAILBox . PageA3 BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 7, 2007 . ..25 Nov. ·17th-Reloaded Dec. 1st-Bart & The Chasers 8th-Swamp Juece Dec. 15th~Fiint I .. �I, The Daily Sentinel OPINION PageA4 We~nesday, Nove111ber 7, 2007 Lack of experience dooms Hillary to (intern' status :.The Daily. Senthtel Mitt Romney referred to 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio the possibility of electing (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 Sen. Hillary Clinton for www.mydallysentlnel.com president as electing a~ "intern ." Romney recently said. "The governmenl of Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Kathryn the United States is not a Lopez place for a president to be Dan Goodrich an intern. You need to have PublisheJ experience aclually leading and running things." Charlene Hoeflich He has said it more than and his fellow candidates a General Manager-News Editor once. so there's no mistak- clear opening to continue ing - and •it's a smart line this line of attack when she faltered by trying to win of <utack. Romney is onto someover her base and the generCongress shall make no law respecting a11 thing. turning his attention al electorate at the same ·. establishment of religion, or prohibiting the to Hillary before he's had a time while answering a free exercise thereof; or abridgittg the freedom · chance to win a primary or question during a debate in caucus. He has a point about Philadelphia. When asked · of speech, or of the press; or the right of the experience. Unlike ahout New York ·State giv people peaceably to assemble, a11d to petition Romney, and unlike Rudy ing driver's ~icenses to illeGiuliani, Clinton hasn't run gal immigrants , she wound the Government for a redress of.rtrier•ances. anything successfully. Thi s up both opposing it and sup-The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution fact - that her chief experi- porting it. Then she asked; ence is simply in being a "What is the governor supClinton - may be why the posed to do? He is dealing American people ultimately with a serious problem." choose a Romney or Well, Hillary, if you had as their president, Giuliani ever run anything, maybe Today is Wednesday, Nov. 7, the 311 th day of 2007 . . the seemingly inevitable 'not you would know. Maybe There are 54 days left in the year. Clinton. you'd have a beiter answer. Today's Highlight in History; The junior senator from If you had any executive On Nov. 7, 1917, Russia's Bolshevik Revolution took place as forces led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin overthrew the New York gave Romney experience, you could speak provisional government o'f Alexander Kerensky. · On this date; In I 874, the Republican Party was symbolized as an elephant in a cartoon drawn by Thomas Nast in· Harper's Weekly. · In 1893, the state of Colorado granted its women the right to vote. In 1916, Republican Jeannette Rankin of Montana became the firM woman elected to Congress. In 1940, in Washington state, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, nicknamed ''Galloping Gertie," collapsed during a windstorm. In 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt won an unprecedented fourth term in office, defeating Thomas E. Dewey. In 1962, Richard M. Nixon, ·having lost California's gubernatorial race, held what he called his "last press conference," telling reporters, "You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore." In 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a bi II estab- · lishing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. In 1972, President Nixon was re-elected in a landslide over Democrat George McGovern. In 1973, Congress overrode President Nixon's veto of the War Powers Act, which limits a chief executive's power to wage war without congressional approval. Five years ago; In his frrst news conference since the midterm elections, President George W. Bush, charting an agenda for the new Republican Congress, said that homeland security came lirst and that an economic-recovery plan with new tax cuts would wait until the next year. Dick G~phardt stepped down as House Democratic leader in the wake of his party's election losses. · One year ago; Democrats won control of the Hou'se and Senate, riding a wave of anger over the Iraq war and congressional scandals. Keith Ellison, a Democratic state lawmaker from Minnesota, became the first Muslim elected to ..Congress. Panama won a seat on the U.N. Security Council ·after Guatemala and Venezuela dropped out to .end a deadlock. Dhiren Barot, an al-Qaida opera1ive who had planned lo blow up the New York Stock Exchange, the World Bank ...and landmark London hotels, was sentenced in Britain to :life in prison. Pop star Britney Spears filed for divorce from Kevin Federline. Thought for Today: "All forms of totalitarianism try to avoid the strange, the problematic, the critical, the rational. To do so, they must deny the metropolitan spirit, equalize everything in city and country, and retain a center which is not the center of anything because everything else is swallowed up by it." - Paul Ti II ich, American theologian ( 1886-1965). TODAY IN HISTORY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Leiters 10 the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include ·address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. 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As governor of Massachusetts, he earned national attention for vetoing a bill that would have given tuition breaks to illegal immigrants, and he opposed giving driver 's licenses to illegal immigrants. That 's what a governor is supposed to do, Hillary. Hillary 's defeat is not inevitable, but it 's doable. Listen to some wise words from radio host Rush Limbaugh, who is, in many ways. 1he Reagan successor conservatives claim to be look ing for: 'Tve always had tiltimatc faith in the Americat'l people .... Since the turn of the century. only four Democrat s have gotten more than 50 percent of the vote in presidential races: It may not even be that many. The idea that this is a Democrat-owned country or a majority-Democrat country simply isn't true .... This is why so many of us here lament the lack of genuine leadership on · our side. People do respond to leadership. Leadership is bold; leadership is confidence; leadership is ·not being defensive about things. People will respond to it ; it can be done." Americans will reject . Hillary if the Republicans show some of that leadership, some of that spine. And Romney's visuals don ' t hurt. "Intern" was a start. But Romney followed up with specifics about what he called "Hillary's House of Horrors"; "We'd have ... the 'raise your tax ' · room. We'd have the 'weaker military' room . We'd have the 'family values in shambles· room. '' That. and at least four more years of depressingly dramatic rewind - all of which' America can do without. (Kathryn Lopez is ihe editor of National Review Online (www.nationaireview.com). She can be con·tacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) Wednesday, November 7, Obituaries . William Gillogly ALBANY - William H. Gillogly, 73, Albany, passed away 9n Monday, Nov. 5, 2007 , at his home , after an extended illness. Born July 6, 1934, in Albany. he was the son of the late Fern Russell and Goldie A. Boring Gillogly. He was a retired carpenter foreman. He is survived by his wife, Daisy M. Russell Gilloe,ly; a daughter, Vicky S. (Scott) Allen of Athens; a son, Wtlliam Bruce (Tammy) Gillogly of Albany; grandchildren; Jason and Jeremy Allen and Wm. Nicholas and Judah Gillogly; sisters, Dorothy (Ralph) Frazier of Gallipolis, and Margaret Gaston of Albany; a brother, John David (Jackie) Gillogly of Albany; a brother-in-law, Arthur Crabtree of Albany; a sister-in-law, Joann Gillogly of Albany ; and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he .wa~ preceded in death by a grandson, Noah Gillogly; sisters, Westina Crabtree and Bernice Rutan; a brother, Cecil Gillogly; and brothers-In-law, Paul Gaston and Elba McKnight. Service will be at I p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007, at Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home, with Pastor Carl Radcliff officiating. Burial will be in Temple Cemetery. Visitation wil) be from 2-4· and 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. . . Me.morial donations may be made to the Noah Gillogly scholarship fund in Alexander's Future Foundation, P.O. Box 2" ~. Albany, Ohio 45710. Local Briefs MIDDLEPORT - Installation ceremonies for the M1ddleport Church of the Nazarene's new pastor, Len Powell, will be held at the 10:30 a.m. service Sunday. A dinner will be served following the installation in the fellowship hall. Thanksgiving dinner planned POMEROY - A free thanksgiving dinner will be served at noon on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, at the Mt. Hermon Church Fellowship Hall, 35441 Wickham Rd. Those interested in attending are asked to call 740-985-9837. Meetings rescheduled POMEROY- The Meigs County Christian Motorcycle Association has rescheduled its monthly meetings for 5 p.m., Saturdays, at Common Grounds. The CMA will meet at'S p.m. this Saturday at Common Grounds. Woodmen dinner POMEROY- Modern Woodmen will have a dinner at the Wild Horse Cafe Monday, 5 to 7 p.m. with the Camp to pay $5 toward a meal. All Woodmen welcome. Woodmen to have holiday dinner POMEROY Modern Woodmen of America, Burlingham Camp, will have a Thanksgiving dinner at 5:30 . p.m. Saturday at the hall. Turkey will be provided. Those ·attending are to take a covered dish. Parent-teacher conferences RACINE - The Southern Local School District will be having it's parent-teacher conferences from 4-7 p,m., Tuesday, Nov. 13, at Southern High School and Southern Elementary. All parents are invited. War bonuses would be paid .under Ohio treasurer's plan Bv JOHN McCARTHY Corifessions of a card shark There's an entire aisle in my suiiermarket dedicated to greeting cards. There are so many cards it makes you wonder if people have suddenly started celebrating Jim birthdays two to three times Ml!llen a year. But no, it's probably because in the same space as a 69-cent .can· of garbanzo beans, the grocery store can cram in ten greeting cards creep. At first there were that sell for $3 apiece, even cards for high school gradumore, if you go for the fancy ations, little money-holding cards that talk and sing and envelopes that you 'd slide $5 or $10 into and hand to fold like origami ducks. . The other reason for such the grateful grad. Now if it a glut of greeting cards is doesn 't contain a crisp, <Jew that they get more and more $100. you risk a shunning . And that 's a hundred ft•r specific over the years . each graduation - kinderCards that used to just say garten, first grade, middle "Happy Birthday" or school, high school, college, "Happy Anniversary" have med school, law sc.hool and slowly evolved. From a sim- business school. ple "Happy Birthday" we've With all the anniversary gone to "Happy Sweet cards, get well cards, thank to "Happy you cards, sympathy cards, Sixteen" Birthday to my Grandson" Halloween cards. to "Happy Birthday to My · Thanksgiving cards, Niece" to "Happy Birthday Christmas cards, Chanukah to My Boss" to "Happy cards, Kwanzaa cards, Birthday to My Second Mother's Day card s. Cousin Twice-Removed" to Father 's Day cards and hun"Happy 22nd Birthday, Evil dreds of other cards. you· d Slep-Mother" to "Happy think there would be enough Birthday to my Birth greeting cards to cover Mother." every possible social occaEvery category has suf- sion. Not quite . . fered from greeting-card Whatcard do,you send to the friend who has just entered rehab for the third time' What do you send to the lovely couple that you thought were made for each, otner who just went through an ugly ' divorce after 20 years of marriage? What do you send to the parent whose kid has just dropped out of college after they've hocked the house"and spent $60,000 on tuition? Obviously, .they need a card now more than they did at their birthday, but some· · don ' t know ttmes you JUSt what to say. It's easy to know what to say to people at Christmas and on their anniversaries, but what do you say when you find that a casual acquaintance, maybe someone who works in your office, has just had the wrong leg amputated? "Get Well Soon" _<;loesn't quite fit the bill. What we need are cards that say the things we can't say or don't know how to say. Cards that say; "Saw Your Dad On ·America 's Most Wanted ' Lasl Ni ght. I recognized the jacket over his head." "Sorry That Nasty Judge Took Your Kids Away. But don 't worry, you can always have more! " ' "Saw Your Ex-Wife got a Restraining Order. Maybe it 's time to start dating again." "Hope You Win that Paternity Suit.'.' "Hope You Lose that Paternity Suit." ''I'm Sorry Your Dog Ran Away. I'm Sure it had Nothing to do with Your Abusive Personality." "Congratulations on Being Selected for the Witness Protection Program .." "Heard Your Husband Was Cheating On You! If it makes you feel any better, he'll cheat on her, too'" "The Difference between a Good Haircut and a Bad Haircut is only Two Weeks." "We've Cut You Out of the Will' And don't bother to visit your grandmother and me as long as you're shacked up with that loser!" "Congratulations on Your First Anniversary! Of being sober." (lim Mull~" is the author of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life" attd . "Baby's First Tattoo." You can ~ach him at jim_mu/len@mywa)icom.) Pomeroy While checking Amoss' in Point Pleasant, W.Va., justice, defective exhaust, drivers license it was . was taken into custody but expired operator's license. learned ne was wanted in later escaped custody. Amoss appeared in Meigs Adams County for allegedly Apprehended a short time County Court where he was passing bad checks. later by Pomeroy officers, released on a own recog.~ Pomeroy Chief of Police Amoss was charged in Meigs nizance bond. He is due back Mark E. · P,roffitt said County Court with falsilica- in county cmtrl tomorrow for Amoss, who had been living tion, escape, fugitive from a preliminary hearing. Pa., was pulled over for a defective exhaust and a burned-out brake light. nance, 225 for, 43 against. Olive Twp.. additional2.8 mill s, five years, road maintenan ce, 138 for, 208 against ; Orange Twp. , additional 1.5 mill s, five years, fire protection, I 05 for, 88 against; Rutland Twp.. additional 2.16 mill s, five years, road maintenance, 178 for, 168 against. Rutland Twp. , renewal of one mill , tive years, 255 for, 96 again st; Middleport Village, additional three mills, five years, current expenses, 230 for, 199 against; Middleport Village, renewal of one mill, five years, tire · protection, 326 for, I I 0 against; Pomeroy Vil lage, renewal of 1.9 mills·, five years, current expenses, 2 17 for, 81 against ; Pomeroy Village. renewal one mill, five years. fire protection, 246 for, 54 against. : Installation planned MIDDLEPORT- A free chili supper will be served at the Oasis Christian Fellowshif 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the old American Legion hal in Middleport. Individuals can come anytime during those hours to be served. • Votes Dana Kess inger, ~8 . Jeff Vogt, 230; Athens-M eigs ESC (Meigs): Jeanette Thomas, I,332. ,Alexander LSD ; John Hutchinson , 183. Patri ck Lee Lawson, 166, C. Dale Sinclair, 107; Eastern LSD: John C. Rice, 688, Shelia J. Taylor, 624, M. Adam Will , 567; Meigs LSD : Abboll , Cullum s, 778, 887, Humphreys , 733, Musser. I ,248, Tucker, 817 ; Southern LSD: Gary D. Evans, 541, Jimmie L. Freeman, 459. Dennie E. Hill. 623. John Hoback. 412 . Tax issues Chester Township, 2 mills, five years, fire protection: 398 for, 194 against ; Chester Twp .. additional one mill. live years, road maintenance, 324 for, 268 against; Letart Twp., renewal. one mill, tive years, for cemetery mainte- Orange Tru stee ( l ); James Allan Watson, 125, Lewi s F. White, 79; Orange Fi scal Officer; Osie Follrod, 159; from PageA1 Rutland Trustee; Joe Bolin, 319: Rutland Fiscal Officer; Newell, 418 . Chester Fi scal Officer; Debra L. Chevalier, Opal Dyer, 293; Salem 227, James L. Parker, 141 , Trustee (I); Jack L. Ervin, 85 , Richard Deak Helton, Karen R. Smith, 223. 72, Cecil E. Johnston, 128; Columbia Trustee (I); Salem Fiscal . Officer; Gary Carr, 177, Marco Bonnie G. Scott , 171, Jeffers, l 02; Columbia Cheryl Ann Wells, 110. Fiscal Officer: Mary Wingo, Salisbury Trustee ; John . 219; Lebanon Trustee (I); Hood. 777; Salisbury Fiscal . Charles R. Lawrence, 59, Officer, Marilyn Anderson. Dale C. Teaford, Sr., 122; 734; Scipio Trustee; Randy Lebanon Fiscal Officer; Butcher, I I 8; Scipio Fiscal Sherry Beegle Wilcox, 148. Officer ; No candidate; Letart Trustee, Sutton Trustee (I) ; Larry Christopher Todd Wolfe, Ebersbach, 354, Mike 213; Letart Fiscal Officer: Jacks. 234, Carl Salser, 234; Joey Lee Jarrell, 124, Joyce Sutton Fiscal Officer; Wbite, 142; Olive Trustee Kenneth E. Wiggins, 663. (1): TIE; Roger Barnett, 180, School Boa~ds Randy Boston, 180; Olive Athens-Meigs Educational Fiscal Officer; No candidate. Service Center (Easlern): from PageA1 Free meal served • The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com · 2007 Ohio traditionally has USed the ballot tO pay SUCh bonuses and they would COLUMBUS - It's time cost taxpayers nothing. Ohio began rewarding the Under Cordray's plan, the new generation of military Legislature would decide veterans by providing them whether to put the amendbonuses, much the ·way it ment on the ballot next year. gave back to veterans dating (f lawmakers decline, to World War I, state Cordray could circulate Treasurer Richard Cordray , .petitions seeking voter sigsaid Tuesday. natures to place the amendThe state would pay about ment on the ballot. Cordray $106 million in bonuses to said he doubted that would veterans of the Persian Gulf, be necessary because legIraq and Afghanistan wars if islative leaders have been the Legislature and voters receptive to the idea. "When there's· co~sensus approve the idea, Cordray said. Voters approved con- for an a~endment, tt s pret.stitutional amendments to ty easy tor the Legtslature provide such assistance to to put it on (the ballot)," veterans of World Wars I Cordray said. and II and the Korean and Rep. Peter Ujvagi, a Vietnam Wars . Toledo Democrat and advoCordray seeks a ballot cate. of veterans' iss~es, on issue that would ask voters Tuesday began lookmg for to amend the state constitu- co-sponsors of a resolution tion to allow the state tb that would authonze the issue bonds to pay for the amendment for the ballot. bonuses of up to $1,000 for Karen Tabor, spokeswoman military personnel and up to for House Speaker Jon . $5,000 for families of those H~;~sted of suburban Dayton, killed in action . satd the speaker h.ad not "While modest, these reviewed Cordray's proposbenefits recognize the ser- al and had no immediate vice of our war veterans .comment. The bonuses would proand help with their transilion back to civilian life," vide up to $1,000 for milihe said. tary personnel who served Pennsylvania, West in the Persian Gulf War and Virginia and Massachusetts in current conflicts in Iraq are among the states offer- and Afghanistan, up to ing bonuses to veterans who $500 to those serving elseserved in the Gulf, Iraq and where during the same New timeframe.s, and $5,000 to Afghanistan. . Hampshire offered bonuses families of those killed in to Gulf War veterans. action . ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER , J Amish from PageA1 community, with several more planning to move in by the year's end. The community has its own bishop and minister. Zook writes a letter of community happenings for the weekly Old Order Amish newspaper Die Botschaft (The News). A woman from Rutland also contributes to that paper, he said. The Amish comt~~unity's presence is announced by yellow buggy safety signs. For further safety, Zook has rigged his buggy with a tallstanding orange flag; he said he thought that flag was the best way for vehicle drivers to see him around the curves and over the hills. He inquired about buying• a buggy ri~ht-of-way across an adjoimng farm but is , now in the process of buying the whole farm. . In his six decades, Zook has lived in three states. Born in northern Ohio, he was moved to Tennessee before he was a year old. There he "grew up in a cotton field," he said. He ended up in Kentucky with hi s wife and children. In Ohio, the Zooks and their children make their livings in a variety of ways, from selling produce at farm markets to raising beef cattle and sawmilling. "I'm trying to retire, myself," Zook said. Their sons sell sweet com and other produce, provide lumber (plenty of poplar grows on their land) and offer custom work. Zook and other men work their sawmill under a rugged-board structure, with a partial metal roof. With a hook, one man rolls each log up a ramp. He positions the log on a contraption that slides left into the constantly spinning· round saw. When he brings it back, the fresh board falls or he pulls it off by hand. Then, with a tool, he turns the log to a different angle . and pushes it back through the saw. All the while, a long chain rotates, dragging through a mountain of sawdust. Zook has sawmilled for 30 or so years . It became a hobby, he said. But now, sawmilling is a big moneymaker for the Zooks probably bringing more revenue than the open farmland. Mrs. Zook bakes once a week and takes orders for baked goods. The lirst week I I A buggy sits nearby this large house (above) being erected on Route 143 just before going into Harrisonville. Nearby a school building (left) has been erected for the children of Amish families. Cha~ono Hoeftlch/phot.S of July, she baked extra; seven pies, 20 loaves of bread and nine pans of cinnamon rolls. Her daughterin-law also baked pies. The evening after hi s birthday, Zook sat in a rocking chair in his living room, stroking Rosie's back as she slept across his lap. Mrs. Zook sat at the table in the adjoining kitchen, spreading icing over pans of cinnamon rolls. Bread and other baked goods sat on a long ·card table in the living room, covered by towels. Natural light gave way to lamp light. A neighbor stopped in to pick lip three dozen glazed donuts; she stayed for a time · and engaged in a friendly spat over how much she owed for the donuts. with each relusing the other's offer. Later that evening, on down the road, the Zooks' son Joe Zook stood with two horses and a wagon by the road beneath his hillside house, with hi s children nearby and his wife joining him . He said he would have stopped in at his parents' interview, but he had wanted to finish his chores before dark to avoid getting hit on the road. Voices carried from across the road, where another Amish family spent time outside. /l A; The elder Zooks themselves have stuck to farming, despite financial drawbacks. "That's the way . we try to raise our families is .on the farm," he said. Farms cost money, and the Zook's "farm won't pay itself off," he said. Yet they persevere, feeling, as Zook said, that a farm is the "best place for a family." The fourth week of July, Zook said that Rosie had been hit by a car and killed. She had thought that she was big and could take on everything, he said. She always liked to bounce down into the road, and he had been trying to train her against that. ,.,~N C~R ,,_.. . ·fo ""(' I ,- ~ { -;:.. /.:~. \~ ;,... '" _0:). ;:;! ····"' ..:\::): Paul Bub Williams Sat., November 10 7:00pm Hooray for Hollywood Nov. 24th 7:30pm Box OHice: 428 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH (740) 446-ARTS D On Your Side Auto Home Life BtlsintSS . Catfw{ic Cliurcli. Annual Fall Bazaar Thunda\·-Novrmhtr lith OinnerBrgin• al4:30 $8.00 Adults $4.00 6 to 12 5 and under t'm> Men•·Creamed baked rhkbn or bam · Home....te noooll•"· mashed polaloeo & ~ravy gfftll beaM, ~olcslaw, rull & d\~sscr1. Kolll< hi $500.00. 2nd $200.00 3rd, 4th, Sib $100.00 Door Pril<.'8 E't't'l)' Half llour~ Fcmcy ·""u'd'· • {;am~.c -.:li:::::C_Rcligiollt · The Southern Local School District Preschool registration for the 2007-2008 school year will be held Friday · November 9, 2007 at Southern Elementary. Nationwide• . ... . . . . --··-···"''~tkf'ON\11.\t; -Ill NIT\ Til E Preschool Registration Jell Warner Insurance Jell Warner 113 W.lnd Sl. Pomeroy, OH 4S769 . 1740) 992-5479 warnerjl@nationwide.com ·• ,. Children must be at least 3 years old and the family must meet income guidelines. Classes will begin in December. 4 5 Appointments ·are necessary. To schedule an appointment or for more information contact Betsy Nicodemus at 740·992-1740 o pqrs 'I ' ' �I, The Daily Sentinel OPINION PageA4 We~nesday, Nove111ber 7, 2007 Lack of experience dooms Hillary to (intern' status :.The Daily. Senthtel Mitt Romney referred to 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio the possibility of electing (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 Sen. Hillary Clinton for www.mydallysentlnel.com president as electing a~ "intern ." Romney recently said. "The governmenl of Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Kathryn the United States is not a Lopez place for a president to be Dan Goodrich an intern. You need to have PublisheJ experience aclually leading and running things." Charlene Hoeflich He has said it more than and his fellow candidates a General Manager-News Editor once. so there's no mistak- clear opening to continue ing - and •it's a smart line this line of attack when she faltered by trying to win of <utack. Romney is onto someover her base and the generCongress shall make no law respecting a11 thing. turning his attention al electorate at the same ·. establishment of religion, or prohibiting the to Hillary before he's had a time while answering a free exercise thereof; or abridgittg the freedom · chance to win a primary or question during a debate in caucus. He has a point about Philadelphia. When asked · of speech, or of the press; or the right of the experience. Unlike ahout New York ·State giv people peaceably to assemble, a11d to petition Romney, and unlike Rudy ing driver's ~icenses to illeGiuliani, Clinton hasn't run gal immigrants , she wound the Government for a redress of.rtrier•ances. anything successfully. Thi s up both opposing it and sup-The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution fact - that her chief experi- porting it. Then she asked; ence is simply in being a "What is the governor supClinton - may be why the posed to do? He is dealing American people ultimately with a serious problem." choose a Romney or Well, Hillary, if you had as their president, Giuliani ever run anything, maybe Today is Wednesday, Nov. 7, the 311 th day of 2007 . . the seemingly inevitable 'not you would know. Maybe There are 54 days left in the year. Clinton. you'd have a beiter answer. Today's Highlight in History; The junior senator from If you had any executive On Nov. 7, 1917, Russia's Bolshevik Revolution took place as forces led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin overthrew the New York gave Romney experience, you could speak provisional government o'f Alexander Kerensky. · On this date; In I 874, the Republican Party was symbolized as an elephant in a cartoon drawn by Thomas Nast in· Harper's Weekly. · In 1893, the state of Colorado granted its women the right to vote. In 1916, Republican Jeannette Rankin of Montana became the firM woman elected to Congress. In 1940, in Washington state, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, nicknamed ''Galloping Gertie," collapsed during a windstorm. In 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt won an unprecedented fourth term in office, defeating Thomas E. Dewey. In 1962, Richard M. Nixon, ·having lost California's gubernatorial race, held what he called his "last press conference," telling reporters, "You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore." In 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a bi II estab- · lishing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. In 1972, President Nixon was re-elected in a landslide over Democrat George McGovern. In 1973, Congress overrode President Nixon's veto of the War Powers Act, which limits a chief executive's power to wage war without congressional approval. Five years ago; In his frrst news conference since the midterm elections, President George W. Bush, charting an agenda for the new Republican Congress, said that homeland security came lirst and that an economic-recovery plan with new tax cuts would wait until the next year. Dick G~phardt stepped down as House Democratic leader in the wake of his party's election losses. · One year ago; Democrats won control of the Hou'se and Senate, riding a wave of anger over the Iraq war and congressional scandals. Keith Ellison, a Democratic state lawmaker from Minnesota, became the first Muslim elected to ..Congress. Panama won a seat on the U.N. Security Council ·after Guatemala and Venezuela dropped out to .end a deadlock. Dhiren Barot, an al-Qaida opera1ive who had planned lo blow up the New York Stock Exchange, the World Bank ...and landmark London hotels, was sentenced in Britain to :life in prison. Pop star Britney Spears filed for divorce from Kevin Federline. Thought for Today: "All forms of totalitarianism try to avoid the strange, the problematic, the critical, the rational. To do so, they must deny the metropolitan spirit, equalize everything in city and country, and retain a center which is not the center of anything because everything else is swallowed up by it." - Paul Ti II ich, American theologian ( 1886-1965). TODAY IN HISTORY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Leiters 10 the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include ·address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accept· ed for publication. 'The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley Our main concern in all stories is to be accurate. If you know of an error in a stoty, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156. Our main number Ia (740) 992-2156. (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street. Pomeroy, Ohio. 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Ext. 12 E-mail : news@myd~ilysentine l. com Web: 'N"f'W.mydailysentinel.com Mall Subscription Inside Meigs County 13 Weeks '32 .26 26 Weeks '64.20 52 Weeks ' 127.11 Outside Melga County 13 Weeks '53.55 26 Weeks '107.10 52 Weeks '214.21 ' with some authority. What a · gift to Romney. As governor of Massachusetts, he earned national attention for vetoing a bill that would have given tuition breaks to illegal immigrants, and he opposed giving driver 's licenses to illegal immigrants. That 's what a governor is supposed to do, Hillary. Hillary 's defeat is not inevitable, but it 's doable. Listen to some wise words from radio host Rush Limbaugh, who is, in many ways. 1he Reagan successor conservatives claim to be look ing for: 'Tve always had tiltimatc faith in the Americat'l people .... Since the turn of the century. only four Democrat s have gotten more than 50 percent of the vote in presidential races: It may not even be that many. The idea that this is a Democrat-owned country or a majority-Democrat country simply isn't true .... This is why so many of us here lament the lack of genuine leadership on · our side. People do respond to leadership. Leadership is bold; leadership is confidence; leadership is ·not being defensive about things. People will respond to it ; it can be done." Americans will reject . Hillary if the Republicans show some of that leadership, some of that spine. And Romney's visuals don ' t hurt. "Intern" was a start. But Romney followed up with specifics about what he called "Hillary's House of Horrors"; "We'd have ... the 'raise your tax ' · room. We'd have the 'weaker military' room . We'd have the 'family values in shambles· room. '' That. and at least four more years of depressingly dramatic rewind - all of which' America can do without. (Kathryn Lopez is ihe editor of National Review Online (www.nationaireview.com). She can be con·tacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) Wednesday, November 7, Obituaries . William Gillogly ALBANY - William H. Gillogly, 73, Albany, passed away 9n Monday, Nov. 5, 2007 , at his home , after an extended illness. Born July 6, 1934, in Albany. he was the son of the late Fern Russell and Goldie A. Boring Gillogly. He was a retired carpenter foreman. He is survived by his wife, Daisy M. Russell Gilloe,ly; a daughter, Vicky S. (Scott) Allen of Athens; a son, Wtlliam Bruce (Tammy) Gillogly of Albany; grandchildren; Jason and Jeremy Allen and Wm. Nicholas and Judah Gillogly; sisters, Dorothy (Ralph) Frazier of Gallipolis, and Margaret Gaston of Albany; a brother, John David (Jackie) Gillogly of Albany; a brother-in-law, Arthur Crabtree of Albany; a sister-in-law, Joann Gillogly of Albany ; and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he .wa~ preceded in death by a grandson, Noah Gillogly; sisters, Westina Crabtree and Bernice Rutan; a brother, Cecil Gillogly; and brothers-In-law, Paul Gaston and Elba McKnight. Service will be at I p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007, at Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home, with Pastor Carl Radcliff officiating. Burial will be in Temple Cemetery. Visitation wil) be from 2-4· and 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. . . Me.morial donations may be made to the Noah Gillogly scholarship fund in Alexander's Future Foundation, P.O. Box 2" ~. Albany, Ohio 45710. Local Briefs MIDDLEPORT - Installation ceremonies for the M1ddleport Church of the Nazarene's new pastor, Len Powell, will be held at the 10:30 a.m. service Sunday. A dinner will be served following the installation in the fellowship hall. Thanksgiving dinner planned POMEROY - A free thanksgiving dinner will be served at noon on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, at the Mt. Hermon Church Fellowship Hall, 35441 Wickham Rd. Those interested in attending are asked to call 740-985-9837. Meetings rescheduled POMEROY- The Meigs County Christian Motorcycle Association has rescheduled its monthly meetings for 5 p.m., Saturdays, at Common Grounds. The CMA will meet at'S p.m. this Saturday at Common Grounds. Woodmen dinner POMEROY- Modern Woodmen will have a dinner at the Wild Horse Cafe Monday, 5 to 7 p.m. with the Camp to pay $5 toward a meal. All Woodmen welcome. Woodmen to have holiday dinner POMEROY Modern Woodmen of America, Burlingham Camp, will have a Thanksgiving dinner at 5:30 . p.m. Saturday at the hall. Turkey will be provided. Those ·attending are to take a covered dish. Parent-teacher conferences RACINE - The Southern Local School District will be having it's parent-teacher conferences from 4-7 p,m., Tuesday, Nov. 13, at Southern High School and Southern Elementary. All parents are invited. War bonuses would be paid .under Ohio treasurer's plan Bv JOHN McCARTHY Corifessions of a card shark There's an entire aisle in my suiiermarket dedicated to greeting cards. There are so many cards it makes you wonder if people have suddenly started celebrating Jim birthdays two to three times Ml!llen a year. But no, it's probably because in the same space as a 69-cent .can· of garbanzo beans, the grocery store can cram in ten greeting cards creep. At first there were that sell for $3 apiece, even cards for high school gradumore, if you go for the fancy ations, little money-holding cards that talk and sing and envelopes that you 'd slide $5 or $10 into and hand to fold like origami ducks. . The other reason for such the grateful grad. Now if it a glut of greeting cards is doesn 't contain a crisp, <Jew that they get more and more $100. you risk a shunning . And that 's a hundred ft•r specific over the years . each graduation - kinderCards that used to just say garten, first grade, middle "Happy Birthday" or school, high school, college, "Happy Anniversary" have med school, law sc.hool and slowly evolved. From a sim- business school. ple "Happy Birthday" we've With all the anniversary gone to "Happy Sweet cards, get well cards, thank to "Happy you cards, sympathy cards, Sixteen" Birthday to my Grandson" Halloween cards. to "Happy Birthday to My · Thanksgiving cards, Niece" to "Happy Birthday Christmas cards, Chanukah to My Boss" to "Happy cards, Kwanzaa cards, Birthday to My Second Mother's Day card s. Cousin Twice-Removed" to Father 's Day cards and hun"Happy 22nd Birthday, Evil dreds of other cards. you· d Slep-Mother" to "Happy think there would be enough Birthday to my Birth greeting cards to cover Mother." every possible social occaEvery category has suf- sion. Not quite . . fered from greeting-card Whatcard do,you send to the friend who has just entered rehab for the third time' What do you send to the lovely couple that you thought were made for each, otner who just went through an ugly ' divorce after 20 years of marriage? What do you send to the parent whose kid has just dropped out of college after they've hocked the house"and spent $60,000 on tuition? Obviously, .they need a card now more than they did at their birthday, but some· · don ' t know ttmes you JUSt what to say. It's easy to know what to say to people at Christmas and on their anniversaries, but what do you say when you find that a casual acquaintance, maybe someone who works in your office, has just had the wrong leg amputated? "Get Well Soon" _<;loesn't quite fit the bill. What we need are cards that say the things we can't say or don't know how to say. Cards that say; "Saw Your Dad On ·America 's Most Wanted ' Lasl Ni ght. I recognized the jacket over his head." "Sorry That Nasty Judge Took Your Kids Away. But don 't worry, you can always have more! " ' "Saw Your Ex-Wife got a Restraining Order. Maybe it 's time to start dating again." "Hope You Win that Paternity Suit.'.' "Hope You Lose that Paternity Suit." ''I'm Sorry Your Dog Ran Away. I'm Sure it had Nothing to do with Your Abusive Personality." "Congratulations on Being Selected for the Witness Protection Program .." "Heard Your Husband Was Cheating On You! If it makes you feel any better, he'll cheat on her, too'" "The Difference between a Good Haircut and a Bad Haircut is only Two Weeks." "We've Cut You Out of the Will' And don't bother to visit your grandmother and me as long as you're shacked up with that loser!" "Congratulations on Your First Anniversary! Of being sober." (lim Mull~" is the author of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life" attd . "Baby's First Tattoo." You can ~ach him at jim_mu/len@mywa)icom.) Pomeroy While checking Amoss' in Point Pleasant, W.Va., justice, defective exhaust, drivers license it was . was taken into custody but expired operator's license. learned ne was wanted in later escaped custody. Amoss appeared in Meigs Adams County for allegedly Apprehended a short time County Court where he was passing bad checks. later by Pomeroy officers, released on a own recog.~ Pomeroy Chief of Police Amoss was charged in Meigs nizance bond. He is due back Mark E. · P,roffitt said County Court with falsilica- in county cmtrl tomorrow for Amoss, who had been living tion, escape, fugitive from a preliminary hearing. Pa., was pulled over for a defective exhaust and a burned-out brake light. nance, 225 for, 43 against. Olive Twp.. additional2.8 mill s, five years, road maintenan ce, 138 for, 208 against ; Orange Twp. , additional 1.5 mill s, five years, fire protection, I 05 for, 88 against; Rutland Twp.. additional 2.16 mill s, five years, road maintenance, 178 for, 168 against. Rutland Twp. , renewal of one mill , tive years, 255 for, 96 again st; Middleport Village, additional three mills, five years, current expenses, 230 for, 199 against; Middleport Village, renewal of one mill, five years, tire · protection, 326 for, I I 0 against; Pomeroy Vil lage, renewal of 1.9 mills·, five years, current expenses, 2 17 for, 81 against ; Pomeroy Village. renewal one mill, five years. fire protection, 246 for, 54 against. : Installation planned MIDDLEPORT- A free chili supper will be served at the Oasis Christian Fellowshif 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in the old American Legion hal in Middleport. Individuals can come anytime during those hours to be served. • Votes Dana Kess inger, ~8 . Jeff Vogt, 230; Athens-M eigs ESC (Meigs): Jeanette Thomas, I,332. ,Alexander LSD ; John Hutchinson , 183. Patri ck Lee Lawson, 166, C. Dale Sinclair, 107; Eastern LSD: John C. Rice, 688, Shelia J. Taylor, 624, M. Adam Will , 567; Meigs LSD : Abboll , Cullum s, 778, 887, Humphreys , 733, Musser. I ,248, Tucker, 817 ; Southern LSD: Gary D. Evans, 541, Jimmie L. Freeman, 459. Dennie E. Hill. 623. John Hoback. 412 . Tax issues Chester Township, 2 mills, five years, fire protection: 398 for, 194 against ; Chester Twp .. additional one mill. live years, road maintenance, 324 for, 268 against; Letart Twp., renewal. one mill, tive years, for cemetery mainte- Orange Tru stee ( l ); James Allan Watson, 125, Lewi s F. White, 79; Orange Fi scal Officer; Osie Follrod, 159; from PageA1 Rutland Trustee; Joe Bolin, 319: Rutland Fiscal Officer; Newell, 418 . Chester Fi scal Officer; Debra L. Chevalier, Opal Dyer, 293; Salem 227, James L. Parker, 141 , Trustee (I); Jack L. Ervin, 85 , Richard Deak Helton, Karen R. Smith, 223. 72, Cecil E. Johnston, 128; Columbia Trustee (I); Salem Fiscal . Officer; Gary Carr, 177, Marco Bonnie G. Scott , 171, Jeffers, l 02; Columbia Cheryl Ann Wells, 110. Fiscal Officer: Mary Wingo, Salisbury Trustee ; John . 219; Lebanon Trustee (I); Hood. 777; Salisbury Fiscal . Charles R. Lawrence, 59, Officer, Marilyn Anderson. Dale C. Teaford, Sr., 122; 734; Scipio Trustee; Randy Lebanon Fiscal Officer; Butcher, I I 8; Scipio Fiscal Sherry Beegle Wilcox, 148. Officer ; No candidate; Letart Trustee, Sutton Trustee (I) ; Larry Christopher Todd Wolfe, Ebersbach, 354, Mike 213; Letart Fiscal Officer: Jacks. 234, Carl Salser, 234; Joey Lee Jarrell, 124, Joyce Sutton Fiscal Officer; Wbite, 142; Olive Trustee Kenneth E. Wiggins, 663. (1): TIE; Roger Barnett, 180, School Boa~ds Randy Boston, 180; Olive Athens-Meigs Educational Fiscal Officer; No candidate. Service Center (Easlern): from PageA1 Free meal served • The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com · 2007 Ohio traditionally has USed the ballot tO pay SUCh bonuses and they would COLUMBUS - It's time cost taxpayers nothing. Ohio began rewarding the Under Cordray's plan, the new generation of military Legislature would decide veterans by providing them whether to put the amendbonuses, much the ·way it ment on the ballot next year. gave back to veterans dating (f lawmakers decline, to World War I, state Cordray could circulate Treasurer Richard Cordray , .petitions seeking voter sigsaid Tuesday. natures to place the amendThe state would pay about ment on the ballot. Cordray $106 million in bonuses to said he doubted that would veterans of the Persian Gulf, be necessary because legIraq and Afghanistan wars if islative leaders have been the Legislature and voters receptive to the idea. "When there's· co~sensus approve the idea, Cordray said. Voters approved con- for an a~endment, tt s pret.stitutional amendments to ty easy tor the Legtslature provide such assistance to to put it on (the ballot)," veterans of World Wars I Cordray said. and II and the Korean and Rep. Peter Ujvagi, a Vietnam Wars . Toledo Democrat and advoCordray seeks a ballot cate. of veterans' iss~es, on issue that would ask voters Tuesday began lookmg for to amend the state constitu- co-sponsors of a resolution tion to allow the state tb that would authonze the issue bonds to pay for the amendment for the ballot. bonuses of up to $1,000 for Karen Tabor, spokeswoman military personnel and up to for House Speaker Jon . $5,000 for families of those H~;~sted of suburban Dayton, killed in action . satd the speaker h.ad not "While modest, these reviewed Cordray's proposbenefits recognize the ser- al and had no immediate vice of our war veterans .comment. The bonuses would proand help with their transilion back to civilian life," vide up to $1,000 for milihe said. tary personnel who served Pennsylvania, West in the Persian Gulf War and Virginia and Massachusetts in current conflicts in Iraq are among the states offer- and Afghanistan, up to ing bonuses to veterans who $500 to those serving elseserved in the Gulf, Iraq and where during the same New timeframe.s, and $5,000 to Afghanistan. . Hampshire offered bonuses families of those killed in to Gulf War veterans. action . ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER , J Amish from PageA1 community, with several more planning to move in by the year's end. The community has its own bishop and minister. Zook writes a letter of community happenings for the weekly Old Order Amish newspaper Die Botschaft (The News). A woman from Rutland also contributes to that paper, he said. The Amish comt~~unity's presence is announced by yellow buggy safety signs. For further safety, Zook has rigged his buggy with a tallstanding orange flag; he said he thought that flag was the best way for vehicle drivers to see him around the curves and over the hills. He inquired about buying• a buggy ri~ht-of-way across an adjoimng farm but is , now in the process of buying the whole farm. . In his six decades, Zook has lived in three states. Born in northern Ohio, he was moved to Tennessee before he was a year old. There he "grew up in a cotton field," he said. He ended up in Kentucky with hi s wife and children. In Ohio, the Zooks and their children make their livings in a variety of ways, from selling produce at farm markets to raising beef cattle and sawmilling. "I'm trying to retire, myself," Zook said. Their sons sell sweet com and other produce, provide lumber (plenty of poplar grows on their land) and offer custom work. Zook and other men work their sawmill under a rugged-board structure, with a partial metal roof. With a hook, one man rolls each log up a ramp. He positions the log on a contraption that slides left into the constantly spinning· round saw. When he brings it back, the fresh board falls or he pulls it off by hand. Then, with a tool, he turns the log to a different angle . and pushes it back through the saw. All the while, a long chain rotates, dragging through a mountain of sawdust. Zook has sawmilled for 30 or so years . It became a hobby, he said. But now, sawmilling is a big moneymaker for the Zooks probably bringing more revenue than the open farmland. Mrs. Zook bakes once a week and takes orders for baked goods. The lirst week I I A buggy sits nearby this large house (above) being erected on Route 143 just before going into Harrisonville. Nearby a school building (left) has been erected for the children of Amish families. Cha~ono Hoeftlch/phot.S of July, she baked extra; seven pies, 20 loaves of bread and nine pans of cinnamon rolls. Her daughterin-law also baked pies. The evening after hi s birthday, Zook sat in a rocking chair in his living room, stroking Rosie's back as she slept across his lap. Mrs. Zook sat at the table in the adjoining kitchen, spreading icing over pans of cinnamon rolls. Bread and other baked goods sat on a long ·card table in the living room, covered by towels. Natural light gave way to lamp light. A neighbor stopped in to pick lip three dozen glazed donuts; she stayed for a time · and engaged in a friendly spat over how much she owed for the donuts. with each relusing the other's offer. Later that evening, on down the road, the Zooks' son Joe Zook stood with two horses and a wagon by the road beneath his hillside house, with hi s children nearby and his wife joining him . He said he would have stopped in at his parents' interview, but he had wanted to finish his chores before dark to avoid getting hit on the road. Voices carried from across the road, where another Amish family spent time outside. /l A; The elder Zooks themselves have stuck to farming, despite financial drawbacks. "That's the way . we try to raise our families is .on the farm," he said. Farms cost money, and the Zook's "farm won't pay itself off," he said. Yet they persevere, feeling, as Zook said, that a farm is the "best place for a family." The fourth week of July, Zook said that Rosie had been hit by a car and killed. She had thought that she was big and could take on everything, he said. She always liked to bounce down into the road, and he had been trying to train her against that. ,.,~N C~R ,,_.. . ·fo ""(' I ,- ~ { -;:.. /.:~. \~ ;,... '" _0:). ;:;! ····"' ..:\::): Paul Bub Williams Sat., November 10 7:00pm Hooray for Hollywood Nov. 24th 7:30pm Box OHice: 428 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH (740) 446-ARTS D On Your Side Auto Home Life BtlsintSS . Catfw{ic Cliurcli. Annual Fall Bazaar Thunda\·-Novrmhtr lith OinnerBrgin• al4:30 $8.00 Adults $4.00 6 to 12 5 and under t'm> Men•·Creamed baked rhkbn or bam · Home....te noooll•"· mashed polaloeo & ~ravy gfftll beaM, ~olcslaw, rull & d\~sscr1. Kolll< hi $500.00. 2nd $200.00 3rd, 4th, Sib $100.00 Door Pril<.'8 E't't'l)' Half llour~ Fcmcy ·""u'd'· • {;am~.c -.:li:::::C_Rcligiollt · The Southern Local School District Preschool registration for the 2007-2008 school year will be held Friday · November 9, 2007 at Southern Elementary. Nationwide• . ... . . . . --··-···"''~tkf'ON\11.\t; -Ill NIT\ Til E Preschool Registration Jell Warner Insurance Jell Warner 113 W.lnd Sl. Pomeroy, OH 4S769 . 1740) 992-5479 warnerjl@nationwide.com ·• ,. Children must be at least 3 years old and the family must meet income guidelines. Classes will begin in December. 4 5 Appointments ·are necessary. To schedule an appointment or for more information contact Betsy Nicodemus at 740·992-1740 o pqrs 'I ' ' �• PageA6 The Daily Sentinel . Inside Wednesday, November 7, 2007 November Arts for Ohio Cinematheque screenings announced ATHENS - The AI hen~' Center for Film ami Villeo .. in partnership with Ohio Uni\ersity\ ""Arts for Ohio:· ann<lUJKes i" No1·embcr Arts for Ohio Cinematheque li neup. This is these~ ­ ond offering of the montrly showcase of classic international and inllependent lilms. : Starting Nov. 9. and running through Nov. 15. the Cinematheque wi ll 'screen Luis Bunucl ' s ""The Disnccl Charm of the Bourgoise ,"" Charlie Chap lin 's ""The Great Dictawr."" . Guiseppc Torna1orc ' s · Cinema Paradiso." and a new film .from I nuia/Bh utan . ""M ilarepa." di rec ted by Neten Chokling. Sneenings begin at 8 p.m. Full program in forma tion is avai lable a1: http ://www.fin eart s.oh io.ed u/art s t(Jro· hio/ci nema1 heque_no w_pi ayi ng .ht m All screenings are at the . Athena Cinema. located al 20 South Court Street in dow ntow n Athens. Each film will be introduced by a facult y member or studen t. who wi ll also lead a discussion after the scree ning. The Ci nematheq ue is an outgrowth of the Athens International Film and Video Festival, now celebrating its 35tll year. ·Admission to these tilms is free to students wi th a valid ID. including Ohio University and area high school students . This free admission is courtesy of "Arts for Ohio."" the new initiative of the College of Fine Arts at Ohio University, funded I his year by a grant from the Ofticc of the Executi ve Vice President and Provost. Arts for Ohio seeks to integrate experiences in ihe arts into the daily li ves of students across campus and discipli nes. as part of thei r overall education . Performances sponsored by various s~ hool s in the College of Fine A11s will also feature free admission fo r siudents. Admission for no n-si uclen ts to Ci nematheque screeni ngs is $4. 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Kroger (NYSE)- 27.84 Limited Brands (NYSE) - 21.85 Norfolk Southern ( NYSE) - Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Ten local volleyball players earn All-Distirct 13 coaches honors 130.33 Wai·Mart (NYSE)- 44.29 Wendy 's (NYSE) - 32.12 Worthington (NYSE) - 24.05 Dally stock reports are the 4 BY BRYAN WALTERS p.m. ET closing quotoo of trans· BWALTERS~MVDAILYTR I BU NE.COM actions for Nov. 6 , 2007, provided by Edward Jones financial advisors Isaac Milia In Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174: Member SIPC. 51.21 Oak Hill Ananclal (NASDAQ I - Rio Grande announces new radio home for basketball Local Weather Wednesday...Cioudy in the morning .. .Then becoming partly su nny. Highs in the mid 40s. West winds 5 to I0 mph. Wednesday night. .. Panly cloudy Cold with lows in the upper 20s. Nn11heast wi nds around 5 mph ... Becoming smitheast after midnight. Thursday ... Partly sunny. Hi ghs around 50. South wind' 5 to I 0 mph. Thursday night... Mostly cloudv. Cold with lows in the niid 30s. South winds around S mph. Friday and Friday night. •• Mostly cloudy with 1 chance of sprinkles. Highs on the upper 40s. Lows in the mid 30s. . Saturday and Saturday night ... Partl y cloudy. A chance of sprinkles. Highs in the mid 50s. Lows in the lower 30s. Veterans Day... Mostly sunny. A chance of rain in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 50s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Sunday night ••. Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain. Not as cool with lows in the lower 40s. Monday... Partly sunny. -~"'/-" Today's Forecast Forecast lor Wednesday, Nov. 7 ·l'oo'f!m.<(Jwc.·tOth. t2~dJm. clty!Aeglon High I Low temps ,S4 tiN'l'f' ' ,. Mansfield • 39" 129" RIO GRANDE - There is a new radio home for RG Sports, the radio broadcast voice of Rio Grande Attlletics , in 200708. WYVK 92.1 FM The Frog out of Middleport, OH is the new flagship station for Rio Grande Redmen basketball. K-92 The Frog will broadcast 16 Rio Grande basketball games this season while the Redmen and Redwomen will also be heard on Stretch Internet. Rq Sports is in the second year of a deal with Stretch Inrernet to broadcast basketball as well as other sporting events. :Stretch is also equipped to simulcast the broadcasts from K 92 FM. of Rio University Grande Sports Director Information Mark Williams , Ryan Herron and Bob Hood will call all the action for the Willliams , Redmen. · Herron and Hood will also team up to call Red women games on Stretch Internet. The agreement with WYVK ends an 11-year run with Jackson County Broadcasting. · · Williams is excited to working with K 92 FM on th'is new endeavor. "We are excited about our partnership with WYVK," he ~aid. "In the long run we felt this will enhance our coverage of Rio Grande b(lsketball. By opening up to a new group of listeners, we feel good about the opportunity to introduce new fans to Rio Grande .uHl still be able to cater to tJ~eJse listeners who have been with its throughout." a .9"frj/t{~rf !t1'ff}o,rai lht.J~ ,j'('(_{.f()/"l _') · .~;rot· . ·lo .9lr;t 'f''.·t:l' rttl· ojpol'ltt/11/!fftjl' 1011 !o sn~-tNro lliN;r ~ ~ Also Attending: Victoria's Prom & Bridal *Columbus ' . t:t/1(/l(ljbW Anita Merry Dessert Samples Cincinnati • 46• I 28' Aoral Fao;hions tr;/fi. . ._!fOil/' (a,rlc. Fashion Bug 44° 131 ' {)/ ' '1~cU7t<yorrl'cJ~~~r1y Cfth,~v6l'/ JJI' tlte .Wollaay.r. 1 (Jfla:h 'ot.lt the tw.t;e,rl ,l(!fk:S. K&l (',31ering Merry Family Wine!) b Partly Cloudy ClouduI ~· ,, ·. ~ .b< "C.__)./' / Showers Thunder· stormS • ~ • · · . Flurries I . /I ·,· 1 ' Rain ~ ·I . Ice ~····~ ~ ~ • * • • •••• Snow o ... . , W&alher Underground • AP Highs in the mid 50s. Monday night . and Tuesday... Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain . Lows in the mid 40s. Highs in the mid 50s. . . . . . . . 5 ' "'"~~·"' Bone-In Whole Boston Pork Butt Roast Bl The Daily Sentinel Biggin's Potatoes CoNrAcrUs 1·7 40-446·2342 ext. 33 Fox -1·740-446·3006 E-mail- sports@mydallysentlnel.com Sgona Stott Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342. ext 33 bwalters@ mydailytr1bune.com Larry Crum, Sports WrHer (740) 446·2342. e><1. 33 ~r~m@ mydailyregister.c.om A total of I0 area.athletes and one coach were selected to the 2007 District 13 Volleyball Coaches Association all-district teams for Divisions I-IV. Among those I 0 players, one was named player of the year in her respective division. Eastern senior Katie Hayman was selected as the top player in Division IV after guiding the Lady Eagles to a 23-3 overall record and a third consecutive berth in the regional tournament. Senior teammates Megan Broderick and Kelsey Holter were also selected to the D-IV first team after EHS captured their I Ith straight . Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division and 12th straight. sectional crowns. Eastern coach Howie Caldwell, who won his fifth district championship during his six-year tenure, was selected as the Coach of the Year in Division IV. Other locals selected to the D-IV · team were Whitney Wolfe-Riffle, Ashley Robie and Sarah Eddy - all seniors from Southern. Wolfe-Riffle was a first team honoree, while both Robie and Eddy earned honorable mention honors. A pair of River Valley players were selected to the Division III team, as senior KiFsten Carter earned first team accolades after guiding the lady Raiders to their first district champi· onship game since 1998. Senior Kari McFann was also named to the honor- able mention list. Meigs rounded out the area nominees with two selections in Division II. Senior Patti Vining earned first team honors for the lady Marauders - who finished 13-8 overall this season. Senior Amy Barr was also selected to the honorable mention list. Gallia Academy, which won its first outright Southeastern Ohio Athletic League title in school history this fall, did not have a player selected to the D-11 list. South Gallia also did not have a recipient in the Division IV selections. The District 13 all-dis.trict teams are selected by the coaches residing in the counties of Jackson, Galli a, Meigs, Washington, Vinton, Athens, Perry and Lawrence. ALL-DISfRicr 13 VoUEYBAIL TEAMs • DIVISIONS 1-11 Andrea Hooper Lucie Whl18 Stad Realer Patti VIning Amanda Flower Kaley Fulks Vinton Co Alhens Athens Meigs Marietta Jackson AlBina McAuley Warren Chelsea Kidder Warren Sr Sr Sr Sr sr Lauren Thomas, Alexander Sr . Courtney_ Meriwethlilr Sr Sr Morgan Mercer Char1ie Booth Ployor ol 1ht Ylar ·Ala ina McAuiOy, Warren Cosc:h ol1ht Yoor Ron Kidder, Warren · Honorsble Mention Diana Malthewa Logan Amy Barr MeitJS Jaaslca Scurlock Jackson Cherokee Rogere Warren Emily Fox . Alhans Megan Zleglor VInton Co A~aoa S1urm Manetta DIVISION Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr sr Jr Ill Alexander Sr Whllney Smith AI8><SOCiar Alexander Coal Grove ~ed Hock N&llt·YOrk Jr Jr Sr Jr Sr Jr · Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr Erica Leighty . Emily Mannor Whitney Patnck Aachel Hams Kstlel-lenry Kayle Wileman Klr81en Cs<111r Jazel OeA.utremont So!rth Poln1 Boulh Poln1 Wellston Chesspeake Fairland Ironton River Valley Aocl< HIU Honorable Mention Belpre Belpre Coal Gro11e Jessica See-vers Ironton Michelle Pancake Ironton Brooke Long Rock Hill Amber Lambert Wellston Stephanie Trainer Wellston Usa Meade Nels.·Yorl( Kelly Co' Nela.·York Kar1 McFann River Valley McKonolo Gulhno Trimble DIVISION Flrtt Team Southern Kelsey Holter Katr'leryn Myers Emily Bowling nttany Copfey Waterford Miller Eastem Eastern Eastern Symtne~ IJala.y Symm<e V~ley Symm.. Valley BY GARY CLARK >MASQN, W.Va. Coach Ed Cromley's Wahama White Falcon football II will host the visiting Pocahontas County Warriors at I: 30 pm $aturday afternoon in the opening round of the 2007 Class A football playoffs. : .The White Falcons fine tshed the regular season in I} : · two-way tie with Calhoun County for the s~venth and eighth place position amon~ Class A sehools in the fmal ratings released earlier this weekend by the WVSSAC. Wahama was awarded the higher seed . over the Red Devils by virtue of the secQnd tie-breaker with the Rend Area .• team owning inore bonus points than C-alhoun County during regular season action. As a ~esult of the higher finish the Bend Area team earned Hie right 'to host lOth rated ·Pocahontas County instead Wylwood Frozen Sara Lee Kraft Broccoli ·Oven Fresh Pies Cool Whip Cuts SPECIAL BUY! Available while supplies last SPECIAL BUY! Available while supples last • 37 oz pkg 8 oztub Nestle Tollhouse ChocOlate Betty Crocker Potato Buds Jimmy Dean 5au•••• c!!lfes · 2.49" All Variet1es :ZJ$5 28 oz pkg 1.9 16.5 oz pkg 1 lb roll PRICES GOOD THROUGH NOV. 10TH ~ <' ,; • ,,. J . . ·- .... - Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr $r Sr Sr Sr So Playar ol 11M Yoar Katle H.ayman, Eastern Coach or the Ye1r Howle caldWell, Eastern Honorable Mention Miller Ashley Roble SOu1hsrn · Sarah Eddy Southam Jossl t;>rsyer Walet1ord Kandlce Kaldo Sr Si Sr Jr Cavs outlast Warriors OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - LeBron James had 24 points, '14 rebounds and nine assists, and Damon Jones' 3pointer with 2:30 td play put the Cleveland Cavaliers ahead to stay in a 108-104 victory over Golden State on Tuesday night. Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 22 points and 13 rebounds for the defending Eastern Conference champions, who kept the Warriors winless with a calm finish. on their third victory in their last .four trips to Golden State. Cleveland went up 103-98 with I :03 left after Jones' 3pointer and llgauskas' free throws, but Golden State trimmed the lead to one point on Baron Davis' free throws and Andris Biedrins' hook shot. James, who fell just short of his II th career triple-double, drew triple coverage on the Cavs' next possession. They rotated the ball to Daniel Gibson, .whose 3pointer with 19 seconds left sealed Cleveland's second win of the season. Gibson finished with 22 points. Davis, who sat out both of the Cavaliers' last two visits to Oakland because of .suspensions, had 29 points and 10 assists. Manta Ellis scored 22 points and AI Harrin~ton added 19 for the Wamors, who fell to 0-4 in thhr tough early season schedule without suspended swingman Stephen Jackson. The Cavaliers played with· out g1,1ard Larry Hughes, who bruised his left knee in a collision with Phoenix's Leandro Barbosa on Sunda;v in the opening game of their six-sto(> road trip. Sasha Pavlovtc scored just six points on 2-of-11 shooting in Hughes' starting spot, and only seven players scored for the Cavs. · James left the court for about 90 seconds of game time in the flrst quarter after Biedrins accidel)tally hit him in the face while reaching for a rebound. James walked gingerly to the locker room with a towel over his left eye, but returned moments later. This wasn't James' first big night in Oa)dand. He got the second triple-double of his career against the Warriors near! y three years ago - a feat that occurred just three nights after he became the youngest player in NBA history with a triple-double. Davis and James dueled down .the stretch this time, with James sometimes guarding the Warriors' smaller star when Golden State had the ball. Ellis scored 14 points in the second quarter as the Warriors erased Cleveland's I 0-point lead. Golden State closed the third quarter on a 13-2 run, taking the lead entering the fourth on Ellis' buzzer-beating 3-pointer. Warriors forward Brandan Wright, the eighth overall pick from North Carolina, made his NBA debut with 4 minutes of action in the third quarter, grabbing a rebound on his first time up the court, but missing his only shot. Nelson has discouraged any hope of getting help from the raw rookie this season. Notes: Cleveland also played without F Donyell Marshall (sprained nght wrist) and G Eric Snow AP photo (sprained left knee) ... The Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23), dribbles past Golden State Warriors guard Cavaliers said James had an B~ron Davis (5) during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Oakland , Calif., on Tuesday. "upper left eyelid abrasion." Wahama to host Pocahontas County · SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Sr IV Whitney Wolf•AIIfle Katie Hayman Lauren. Thomaa Astl Powell Coach of the Ytar Brad Jeffers. AIEucander · Ashlelgh Tornes Chrlsllna Grlffllh Megan Broderick FlrtiTHm Lauren Ralnta Nikki Brammer TareAusssil Sr Player of the Year FlrltT•m A.!Ney Graves Trlmble of ninth ranked Moorefield in this weeks opening round of the post-season. Due to the top eight finish WHS gaiged the home field edge in the first rpound with the Warriors selecting the Saturday afternoon starting time. WVSSAC playoff guidelines award the higher seeded team the choice of sites while the lower seeded team selects the day and time. Pocahontas County will the Warriors handing the be making its second trek Crusaders a 37-22 setback to the Bend Area in three one week prior to the years with the Warriors White Falcons 50-30 tridropping a first round umph over Parkersburg affair to the Mason County Catholic. The lone two setteam during the 2004 sea- backs on the season .by C son. p h Like Wahama, the oca ontas ounty were to Warriors concluded the · 13th rated Pendleton regular season with an 8-2 County (14-12) and to Bath mark two weeks ago with County, Virginia (33-26). both teams enjoying an off . The Warriors defeated -week last week. The two 2007 playoff participant squads played one common and 12th ranked Greenbrier opponent during the cur- West during the regular rent campaign in season with a 21-20 conParkersburg Catholic with quest over the Cavaliers. - ------ - - ------· . • Topic: 5 • "Arthritis & Its Many Treldment Options" • Spelkr. Clitforcl Roberson. MD Ort~J9pedic Surgeon • .,..., Time It Locldon: November I3, 2007 .. " 6 to 8 p.m. pJil. I BI.IXton ConfaeDce Room For more information or to reserve a seat please call the Pleulat Valley R~pilal Edueation Department, (304) 675-4340, Ext. 2004 �• PageA6 The Daily Sentinel . Inside Wednesday, November 7, 2007 November Arts for Ohio Cinematheque screenings announced ATHENS - The AI hen~' Center for Film ami Villeo .. in partnership with Ohio Uni\ersity\ ""Arts for Ohio:· ann<lUJKes i" No1·embcr Arts for Ohio Cinematheque li neup. This is these~ ­ ond offering of the montrly showcase of classic international and inllependent lilms. : Starting Nov. 9. and running through Nov. 15. the Cinematheque wi ll 'screen Luis Bunucl ' s ""The Disnccl Charm of the Bourgoise ,"" Charlie Chap lin 's ""The Great Dictawr."" . Guiseppc Torna1orc ' s · Cinema Paradiso." and a new film .from I nuia/Bh utan . ""M ilarepa." di rec ted by Neten Chokling. Sneenings begin at 8 p.m. Full program in forma tion is avai lable a1: http ://www.fin eart s.oh io.ed u/art s t(Jro· hio/ci nema1 heque_no w_pi ayi ng .ht m All screenings are at the . Athena Cinema. located al 20 South Court Street in dow ntow n Athens. Each film will be introduced by a facult y member or studen t. who wi ll also lead a discussion after the scree ning. The Ci nematheq ue is an outgrowth of the Athens International Film and Video Festival, now celebrating its 35tll year. ·Admission to these tilms is free to students wi th a valid ID. including Ohio University and area high school students . This free admission is courtesy of "Arts for Ohio."" the new initiative of the College of Fine Arts at Ohio University, funded I his year by a grant from the Ofticc of the Executi ve Vice President and Provost. Arts for Ohio seeks to integrate experiences in ihe arts into the daily li ves of students across campus and discipli nes. as part of thei r overall education . Performances sponsored by various s~ hool s in the College of Fine A11s will also feature free admission fo r siudents. Admission for no n-si uclen ts to Ci nematheque screeni ngs is $4. 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Kroger (NYSE)- 27.84 Limited Brands (NYSE) - 21.85 Norfolk Southern ( NYSE) - Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Ten local volleyball players earn All-Distirct 13 coaches honors 130.33 Wai·Mart (NYSE)- 44.29 Wendy 's (NYSE) - 32.12 Worthington (NYSE) - 24.05 Dally stock reports are the 4 BY BRYAN WALTERS p.m. ET closing quotoo of trans· BWALTERS~MVDAILYTR I BU NE.COM actions for Nov. 6 , 2007, provided by Edward Jones financial advisors Isaac Milia In Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174: Member SIPC. 51.21 Oak Hill Ananclal (NASDAQ I - Rio Grande announces new radio home for basketball Local Weather Wednesday...Cioudy in the morning .. .Then becoming partly su nny. Highs in the mid 40s. West winds 5 to I0 mph. Wednesday night. .. Panly cloudy Cold with lows in the upper 20s. Nn11heast wi nds around 5 mph ... Becoming smitheast after midnight. Thursday ... Partly sunny. Hi ghs around 50. South wind' 5 to I 0 mph. Thursday night... Mostly cloudv. Cold with lows in the niid 30s. South winds around S mph. Friday and Friday night. •• Mostly cloudy with 1 chance of sprinkles. Highs on the upper 40s. Lows in the mid 30s. . Saturday and Saturday night ... Partl y cloudy. A chance of sprinkles. Highs in the mid 50s. Lows in the lower 30s. Veterans Day... Mostly sunny. A chance of rain in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 50s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Sunday night ••. Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain. Not as cool with lows in the lower 40s. Monday... Partly sunny. -~"'/-" Today's Forecast Forecast lor Wednesday, Nov. 7 ·l'oo'f!m.<(Jwc.·tOth. t2~dJm. clty!Aeglon High I Low temps ,S4 tiN'l'f' ' ,. Mansfield • 39" 129" RIO GRANDE - There is a new radio home for RG Sports, the radio broadcast voice of Rio Grande Attlletics , in 200708. WYVK 92.1 FM The Frog out of Middleport, OH is the new flagship station for Rio Grande Redmen basketball. K-92 The Frog will broadcast 16 Rio Grande basketball games this season while the Redmen and Redwomen will also be heard on Stretch Internet. Rq Sports is in the second year of a deal with Stretch Inrernet to broadcast basketball as well as other sporting events. :Stretch is also equipped to simulcast the broadcasts from K 92 FM. of Rio University Grande Sports Director Information Mark Williams , Ryan Herron and Bob Hood will call all the action for the Willliams , Redmen. · Herron and Hood will also team up to call Red women games on Stretch Internet. The agreement with WYVK ends an 11-year run with Jackson County Broadcasting. · · Williams is excited to working with K 92 FM on th'is new endeavor. "We are excited about our partnership with WYVK," he ~aid. "In the long run we felt this will enhance our coverage of Rio Grande b(lsketball. By opening up to a new group of listeners, we feel good about the opportunity to introduce new fans to Rio Grande .uHl still be able to cater to tJ~eJse listeners who have been with its throughout." a .9"frj/t{~rf !t1'ff}o,rai lht.J~ ,j'('(_{.f()/"l _') · .~;rot· . ·lo .9lr;t 'f''.·t:l' rttl· ojpol'ltt/11/!fftjl' 1011 !o sn~-tNro lliN;r ~ ~ Also Attending: Victoria's Prom & Bridal *Columbus ' . t:t/1(/l(ljbW Anita Merry Dessert Samples Cincinnati • 46• I 28' Aoral Fao;hions tr;/fi. . ._!fOil/' (a,rlc. Fashion Bug 44° 131 ' {)/ ' '1~cU7t<yorrl'cJ~~~r1y Cfth,~v6l'/ JJI' tlte .Wollaay.r. 1 (Jfla:h 'ot.lt the tw.t;e,rl ,l(!fk:S. K&l (',31ering Merry Family Wine!) b Partly Cloudy ClouduI ~· ,, ·. ~ .b< "C.__)./' / Showers Thunder· stormS • ~ • · · . Flurries I . /I ·,· 1 ' Rain ~ ·I . Ice ~····~ ~ ~ • * • • •••• Snow o ... . , W&alher Underground • AP Highs in the mid 50s. Monday night . and Tuesday... Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain . Lows in the mid 40s. Highs in the mid 50s. . . . . . . . 5 ' "'"~~·"' Bone-In Whole Boston Pork Butt Roast Bl The Daily Sentinel Biggin's Potatoes CoNrAcrUs 1·7 40-446·2342 ext. 33 Fox -1·740-446·3006 E-mail- sports@mydallysentlnel.com Sgona Stott Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342. ext 33 bwalters@ mydailytr1bune.com Larry Crum, Sports WrHer (740) 446·2342. e><1. 33 ~r~m@ mydailyregister.c.om A total of I0 area.athletes and one coach were selected to the 2007 District 13 Volleyball Coaches Association all-district teams for Divisions I-IV. Among those I 0 players, one was named player of the year in her respective division. Eastern senior Katie Hayman was selected as the top player in Division IV after guiding the Lady Eagles to a 23-3 overall record and a third consecutive berth in the regional tournament. Senior teammates Megan Broderick and Kelsey Holter were also selected to the D-IV first team after EHS captured their I Ith straight . Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division and 12th straight. sectional crowns. Eastern coach Howie Caldwell, who won his fifth district championship during his six-year tenure, was selected as the Coach of the Year in Division IV. Other locals selected to the D-IV · team were Whitney Wolfe-Riffle, Ashley Robie and Sarah Eddy - all seniors from Southern. Wolfe-Riffle was a first team honoree, while both Robie and Eddy earned honorable mention honors. A pair of River Valley players were selected to the Division III team, as senior KiFsten Carter earned first team accolades after guiding the lady Raiders to their first district champi· onship game since 1998. Senior Kari McFann was also named to the honor- able mention list. Meigs rounded out the area nominees with two selections in Division II. Senior Patti Vining earned first team honors for the lady Marauders - who finished 13-8 overall this season. Senior Amy Barr was also selected to the honorable mention list. Gallia Academy, which won its first outright Southeastern Ohio Athletic League title in school history this fall, did not have a player selected to the D-11 list. South Gallia also did not have a recipient in the Division IV selections. The District 13 all-dis.trict teams are selected by the coaches residing in the counties of Jackson, Galli a, Meigs, Washington, Vinton, Athens, Perry and Lawrence. ALL-DISfRicr 13 VoUEYBAIL TEAMs • DIVISIONS 1-11 Andrea Hooper Lucie Whl18 Stad Realer Patti VIning Amanda Flower Kaley Fulks Vinton Co Alhens Athens Meigs Marietta Jackson AlBina McAuley Warren Chelsea Kidder Warren Sr Sr Sr Sr sr Lauren Thomas, Alexander Sr . Courtney_ Meriwethlilr Sr Sr Morgan Mercer Char1ie Booth Ployor ol 1ht Ylar ·Ala ina McAuiOy, Warren Cosc:h ol1ht Yoor Ron Kidder, Warren · Honorsble Mention Diana Malthewa Logan Amy Barr MeitJS Jaaslca Scurlock Jackson Cherokee Rogere Warren Emily Fox . Alhans Megan Zleglor VInton Co A~aoa S1urm Manetta DIVISION Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr sr Jr Ill Alexander Sr Whllney Smith AI8><SOCiar Alexander Coal Grove ~ed Hock N&llt·YOrk Jr Jr Sr Jr Sr Jr · Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr Erica Leighty . Emily Mannor Whitney Patnck Aachel Hams Kstlel-lenry Kayle Wileman Klr81en Cs<111r Jazel OeA.utremont So!rth Poln1 Boulh Poln1 Wellston Chesspeake Fairland Ironton River Valley Aocl< HIU Honorable Mention Belpre Belpre Coal Gro11e Jessica See-vers Ironton Michelle Pancake Ironton Brooke Long Rock Hill Amber Lambert Wellston Stephanie Trainer Wellston Usa Meade Nels.·Yorl( Kelly Co' Nela.·York Kar1 McFann River Valley McKonolo Gulhno Trimble DIVISION Flrtt Team Southern Kelsey Holter Katr'leryn Myers Emily Bowling nttany Copfey Waterford Miller Eastem Eastern Eastern Symtne~ IJala.y Symm<e V~ley Symm.. Valley BY GARY CLARK >MASQN, W.Va. Coach Ed Cromley's Wahama White Falcon football II will host the visiting Pocahontas County Warriors at I: 30 pm $aturday afternoon in the opening round of the 2007 Class A football playoffs. : .The White Falcons fine tshed the regular season in I} : · two-way tie with Calhoun County for the s~venth and eighth place position amon~ Class A sehools in the fmal ratings released earlier this weekend by the WVSSAC. Wahama was awarded the higher seed . over the Red Devils by virtue of the secQnd tie-breaker with the Rend Area .• team owning inore bonus points than C-alhoun County during regular season action. As a ~esult of the higher finish the Bend Area team earned Hie right 'to host lOth rated ·Pocahontas County instead Wylwood Frozen Sara Lee Kraft Broccoli ·Oven Fresh Pies Cool Whip Cuts SPECIAL BUY! Available while supplies last SPECIAL BUY! Available while supples last • 37 oz pkg 8 oztub Nestle Tollhouse ChocOlate Betty Crocker Potato Buds Jimmy Dean 5au•••• c!!lfes · 2.49" All Variet1es :ZJ$5 28 oz pkg 1.9 16.5 oz pkg 1 lb roll PRICES GOOD THROUGH NOV. 10TH ~ <' ,; • ,,. J . . ·- .... - Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Jr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr $r Sr Sr Sr So Playar ol 11M Yoar Katle H.ayman, Eastern Coach or the Ye1r Howle caldWell, Eastern Honorable Mention Miller Ashley Roble SOu1hsrn · Sarah Eddy Southam Jossl t;>rsyer Walet1ord Kandlce Kaldo Sr Si Sr Jr Cavs outlast Warriors OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - LeBron James had 24 points, '14 rebounds and nine assists, and Damon Jones' 3pointer with 2:30 td play put the Cleveland Cavaliers ahead to stay in a 108-104 victory over Golden State on Tuesday night. Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 22 points and 13 rebounds for the defending Eastern Conference champions, who kept the Warriors winless with a calm finish. on their third victory in their last .four trips to Golden State. Cleveland went up 103-98 with I :03 left after Jones' 3pointer and llgauskas' free throws, but Golden State trimmed the lead to one point on Baron Davis' free throws and Andris Biedrins' hook shot. James, who fell just short of his II th career triple-double, drew triple coverage on the Cavs' next possession. They rotated the ball to Daniel Gibson, .whose 3pointer with 19 seconds left sealed Cleveland's second win of the season. Gibson finished with 22 points. Davis, who sat out both of the Cavaliers' last two visits to Oakland because of .suspensions, had 29 points and 10 assists. Manta Ellis scored 22 points and AI Harrin~ton added 19 for the Wamors, who fell to 0-4 in thhr tough early season schedule without suspended swingman Stephen Jackson. The Cavaliers played with· out g1,1ard Larry Hughes, who bruised his left knee in a collision with Phoenix's Leandro Barbosa on Sunda;v in the opening game of their six-sto(> road trip. Sasha Pavlovtc scored just six points on 2-of-11 shooting in Hughes' starting spot, and only seven players scored for the Cavs. · James left the court for about 90 seconds of game time in the flrst quarter after Biedrins accidel)tally hit him in the face while reaching for a rebound. James walked gingerly to the locker room with a towel over his left eye, but returned moments later. This wasn't James' first big night in Oa)dand. He got the second triple-double of his career against the Warriors near! y three years ago - a feat that occurred just three nights after he became the youngest player in NBA history with a triple-double. Davis and James dueled down .the stretch this time, with James sometimes guarding the Warriors' smaller star when Golden State had the ball. Ellis scored 14 points in the second quarter as the Warriors erased Cleveland's I 0-point lead. Golden State closed the third quarter on a 13-2 run, taking the lead entering the fourth on Ellis' buzzer-beating 3-pointer. Warriors forward Brandan Wright, the eighth overall pick from North Carolina, made his NBA debut with 4 minutes of action in the third quarter, grabbing a rebound on his first time up the court, but missing his only shot. Nelson has discouraged any hope of getting help from the raw rookie this season. Notes: Cleveland also played without F Donyell Marshall (sprained nght wrist) and G Eric Snow AP photo (sprained left knee) ... The Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23), dribbles past Golden State Warriors guard Cavaliers said James had an B~ron Davis (5) during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Oakland , Calif., on Tuesday. "upper left eyelid abrasion." Wahama to host Pocahontas County · SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Sr IV Whitney Wolf•AIIfle Katie Hayman Lauren. Thomaa Astl Powell Coach of the Ytar Brad Jeffers. AIEucander · Ashlelgh Tornes Chrlsllna Grlffllh Megan Broderick FlrtiTHm Lauren Ralnta Nikki Brammer TareAusssil Sr Player of the Year FlrltT•m A.!Ney Graves Trlmble of ninth ranked Moorefield in this weeks opening round of the post-season. Due to the top eight finish WHS gaiged the home field edge in the first rpound with the Warriors selecting the Saturday afternoon starting time. WVSSAC playoff guidelines award the higher seeded team the choice of sites while the lower seeded team selects the day and time. Pocahontas County will the Warriors handing the be making its second trek Crusaders a 37-22 setback to the Bend Area in three one week prior to the years with the Warriors White Falcons 50-30 tridropping a first round umph over Parkersburg affair to the Mason County Catholic. The lone two setteam during the 2004 sea- backs on the season .by C son. p h Like Wahama, the oca ontas ounty were to Warriors concluded the · 13th rated Pendleton regular season with an 8-2 County (14-12) and to Bath mark two weeks ago with County, Virginia (33-26). both teams enjoying an off . The Warriors defeated -week last week. The two 2007 playoff participant squads played one common and 12th ranked Greenbrier opponent during the cur- West during the regular rent campaign in season with a 21-20 conParkersburg Catholic with quest over the Cavaliers. - ------ - - ------· . • Topic: 5 • "Arthritis & Its Many Treldment Options" • Spelkr. Clitforcl Roberson. MD Ort~J9pedic Surgeon • .,..., Time It Locldon: November I3, 2007 .. " 6 to 8 p.m. pJil. I BI.IXton ConfaeDce Room For more information or to reserve a seat please call the Pleulat Valley R~pilal Edueation Department, (304) 675-4340, Ext. 2004 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 7, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com Wahama continues playoff tradition SPORTS CORRESPONDENT .. MASON. W. Va. - The playoff tradr tion continues on for the Wahama Whne Falcon football team as Coach Ed Cromley\ Bend Area eleven prepares for ih sixth post-season apJXanmcc 111 seven years at the Mason County School. The Wh ite Falcons .once again secured a posnion among loc lop 16 rated Class A playofl tecUllS with its seventh place tinish and will host a first round playotl contest for the fifth straight time. Pocahontas County will provide the opposition for the Bend Area team tor the second time in three seasons when the Warriors invade the WHS campus for a I :30 p.m. Sarurday afternoon affair. Wahama wrll venture into the Class A post-season for the 13th time since its tirst ever piayoff celebration during the .1986 season when the White Falcon playoff legacy began under veteran head coach Don VanMeter. VanMeter's first playoff squad delighted a jam-packed throng of some 5000 fans at Sanders Memorial Stadium at Point Pleasant High School with a thrilling 25-24 playoff win over Pineville in ~hat is likely the most exciting factball contest ever played by a WHS grid team. VanMeter would guide the White Falcons to the post-season three more times in 1987, 1988 and again in 1991 with WHS comptling a l-5 record during VanMeter's tenm as the Bend Area football coach. Current Falcon head coach, Ed Cromley. took over the reins of the Mason County program in 1995 and one year DIVISION I Mt Notre Dame ( 16-12) vs Rocky Rtver Magmfltat (24-4), Fnday, half hour after ltrst Dlv1s10n II semiUnal; Mother of Mercy (27-1) vs. Mentor (27-2), Fnday, half hour after first Division I sem1f1nal Championship - saturday, 3 p.m. DIVISION II Salem (27.(]) vs Tot. Cent. Cath. (24-4) , Fnday, 11 a.m; Cols. Hartley (22-5) vs Tlpp C1ty Tlppecaf\06 (28 -0), Fnday, hall tlou r after first semifmal Championship - Saturday, f p m DIVISION Ill Ltma Central Catholic (25-2) vs St Bernard Roger Bacon (19-8), Thursday, 6 p.m. Albany Ale)(ander (24·3) vs. Gates Mttls Gilmour (24-3), Thursday, half hour after first semif1na1. Championship - Saturday, 11 a m DIVISION IV Jackson Center (25·3) vs N01walk St Paul (25,2), Friday, half hour after second Dtvtston I semtflnal: Marta Stein Marion Looal (26·1) vs. Newark Cath. (21:7), Fnday, half hour after ftrst sem1f1· nal ' Championship - Saturday, 5 p.m FOOTBAU OVP Fila phot Members of the Wahama ,football team celebrate after a touchdown during a game against Eastern in this Friday, September 7 file photo . The Falcons will be making their ninth playoff appearance in the past 12 years when they host Pocahontas County Saturday afternoon in Mason, W.Va. later the Mason County team was back in the playoffs. During Cromley's tenure the locals have just about been a playoff fixture with the White Falcons going to the post-season in 1996, '97 and '98 in addition to 2001, '02, '03, '04, '06 and '07. Cromley's teams have posted a 7-8 record in the playoffs which includes a parr of semifinal berths in 2001 and again in 2003. Saturday afternoons outing against Pocahontas County will be the 21st playoff contest in WHS history with the White Falcons goinj! 8-12 during its 13 voyages mto the post-season. In its last eight encounters the White Falcons are 6-6 with WHS posting a 55 record in games tt has hosted. In Saturday afternoon · playoff contests Wahama owns a 4-10 slate with the Bend Area team posting a 4-2 mark in Friday mght encounters. Steelers may not be up to Patriots' level,-but they're surging PITISBURGH (AP) The Pittsburgh Steelers aren't good right now in the way the New England Patriots are. Maybe .not good lil>e the Indianapolis Colts, either. They're also not a team opponents are eager to play. Not with Ben Roethlisberger throwing the ball better than ever and a defense making game-altering plays like so many Steelers te~ms before them . VOLl£YBAU No matter the era, be it the Super Bowl-filled '70s or the long run of successful seasons they enjoyed in the 1990s and into this century, the Steelers have rarely performed better than they did in rou·ghing up Baltimore 38-7 on Monday night. Fittingly, many of their one dozen Hall of Famers were on hand as part of the team's 75th season celebration, with Roethlisberger putting on a Terry Bradshaw-like show with five TD passes before halftime. Linebacker James Harrison had a night · Jack Ham and Jack Lambert would have envied, with three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery, an interception and 3 1/2 sacks. He might have won the NFL' s defensive player of the monih award in one night. "We made splash plays," coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday, "and by splash plays I mean significant plays: sacks. fumbles. turnovers, big plays in the passing·game." The victory sets up the Steelers (6-2) to take a fmn grip on the AFC North lead if they beat second-place Cleveland (5-3) on Sunday at Heinz Field. After that. the Jets (l-8), Dolphins (0-8) and Bengals (2-6) follow in successive weeks. Regional semifinal high school football playoff patrtngs, with seedtngs, as provided by the Ohio Htgh School AthletiC ASSOCiation· DIVISION I All Gsmes at 7 p.m. Saturday unless noted Region 1. 1 Mentor (8-2) vs. 4 Solon (8· 2) at l'arma Byers Field: 7 Cleve Glenville (9·2) vs. 6 Youngs Boardman {8-3) at Twinsburg Tiger Stadtum Aeglon 2: 1 Brunswick (11-0) vs. 4 Tol. Whitmer (9· 2) at Fremont Ross Paul Stadium at Harmon Field; 2 N Canton Hoover (9-2) va. 3 Macedonia Nordonla , (1 0-1) at Massillon Washington Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Region 3: 1 Hilliard Darby (10-1) vs. 5 Groveport-Madison (8·31 at Upper Arlington Moorehead Memorial Stadium, 2 PICkerington Cent. (1 H)) vs. 3 Dublin Coffman (11·0) at Gahanna Lincoln Stadium Region 4: 1 Cln. St. Xavier (11·0) va. 4 Centsrvlne (9·2) at 5 p.m. at Cincinnati Paul Brown Stadium; 2 Cln. Colerain (11· 0) vs. 6 Cln . Moeller (7-3) at 2 p.m. at Cincinnati Paul Brown Stadium DIVISION II • All Ga'""s at 7:30 p.m. Frkiay Region 5· 1 Warren Howland (11·0) vs 5 Maylleld !8·3) at Solon Stewart Field; 2 Tallmadge (iQ-1) vs. 3 Parma Normandy (9-2) at Bedford Stewart Fteld at Bearcat Stadium · Region 6: 1 Avon L~ke (11-0) vs. 4 Ashland (10·1) at Brunswick Kirsh Fteld, 2 Sylvania Southview (10-1) vs 6 Piqua (8·3) at Ltma Senior Stadium ~ion 7: 1 Cots. DeSaleS' {1 i .(]) vs 4 Canfield ( 10. 1) at Canton Fawcett Stadium; 2 Louisville (9·2) vs. 6 Dresden Tri-Vallev (10-1) at New Philadelphia Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium Region 8:,.. Cln. Turpin (11 -0) vs. 5 Trotwood-Madison (8·3) at Centerville Stadium; 2 Cin Anderson (9-2) vs 6 Day Carroll (1Q-1) at Cln Princeton Mancuso Fteld In VIking Stadium DIVISION Ill All games at (:·30 p.m. Fnday Region 9: 1 Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (9·1) vs. 5 Cortland Lakeview (9-2) at Ravenna Slad tum/Gilcrest Fteld, 2 Rocky Atver ( 11·0) vs Mentor ~ak~ Cath (7-4) at Lakewood Stadium . CLASSIFIED • Region 10 1 Sunbury Big Walnut ('loD-1 ) vs. 5 Shelby (9-2) at lewis · Ctr Olentangy Braves Fteld: 2 Napoleon (101) vs. 6 Clyde (1D- 1) a! ToI Cen t Cath GallagMr At hletic Complex Region 11 1 Canal Fulton Northwest (11-0) vs. 4 Dover (8-3) at Masstl lon ~au l Brown Tt ger Stadium, 2 Newark Ltckmg, Valley (10-1 ) vs. 3 Belotl West Branch (9· 2) at Wooster Follis FiEHd Reglor'l 12 1 Ctn lndtan Hill (9·2) vs. 5 Circlevtlle (6·3) at Hillsboro Rtchards Memorial Field; 2 Canal Wtnchester-(10· 1) vs 6 Monroe (9·2) at Oay1on We lcome Gallia County OH Stadium DIVISION IV All Games at f: p.m. Saturday Region 13 1 Youngs. Mooney (1 1·0) vs 4 Akron St Vlncent-St Mary (9-2) at BelOit w. Branch Heacock. Stadtuin. 2 Steubenville {11.0) 'vs 3 Canton Gent Calh {10· 1) at Austintown Fitch Falcon Stad1um Reg1on 14 1 Pemberville Eastwood·(101) vs 5 Genoa Area (10·1) at Mil(bury Lake Flyer Stadtum; 7 Onawa-Glandorf (9·2) vs 3 Marion Pleasant (10-1) at Ttfftn Columbian National Field at Frost· Kalnow Stadtum Region 15: 1 St Clatrs~tlle (11·0) vs. 4 Pataskala Ltcking He1gttts (10·1) at Zanesville Sulzberger Memonal Stadium, 2 Wlll lamspor1 Westfall (11-0) vs. 3 Waverly (10-1) at Ashvltle Teays Valley Vtking Stadium Reg1on 16. 1 Kenenng Alter (1 H1) vs. 5 Coldwater (10-1) at Piqua Alexander Stadiu m/Purk Fteld, 2 West Mtlton Mttton-U nton (10-1) vs 3 Clarksvt lle Clinton -Ma ssie (10-1) at Ketter ing Fatrmont Roush Stadtum E·mall classified@ mydailytribune .com Regional Sewer Federal described collateral will be sold "as !awhere Is", with no expressed or Implied Labor warranty given. District- S.R . 681 Lift Standards Provisions For further lnlormaStatlon & WWTP and Davis-Bacon lion, or lor an appoint· Improvements wtll be Wages, various tnsur- ment to Inspect collet- be t~bmitted within 30 days of notice of the proposed action. An adjudication hearing may be held on a proposed action II a hearIng request or objection Ia received by the OEPA within 30 daya of Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. DIVISIONV All Games at 7.30 p.in. Friday unless noted Region 17 1 N. LimaS. Range (11 ·0) vs 4 Gates Mills Gilmour Aced . {9·1) at Warren Harding Mollenkopf Stadium, 2 Youngs Ursuline (9-2) vs. 3 Apple Creek Waynedale (9-2) at Canton Cent Cath Klinefelter Stadium Region 18: 1 Patrick Henry (10-1) vs 4 Lima Cent. Cath. (10·1) at Findlay Donnell Sted tum; 2 Fmdlay Liberty· Benton (11.(]} vs 6 Defiance Tinora (9-2) at Lima Bath Stadium Region 19 1 Co ts. Ready (10-1) vs. 4 Johnstown-Monroe (9-2) at Newark While Field; 7 Fredericktown (9·2) at 3 Wheelersburg (8·3) at Lancaster Fulton Field Region 20. 1 West Jefferson (11-D) vs. 4 West liberty-Salem (1 0·1) a.t Urbana High School Stadium; 2 Marla Stein Marion Local (11-0) vs. 3 Cln. Deer l'ark (9-2) at 1 30 p m. at Clayton Northmont Stadium/Dudon Memorial Field HOW received by the Meigs ance requirements, eral, prior to aale date C o u n _.1 y and various equal contact Cyndla or Ken lasuance of the Commissioners at opportunity provl· at 992-2136. thei r office 100 East slons. 1117,8,9 Second Street, Court No bidder may with- House, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769_ until 1:00 p.m. November 15, 2007, and then at 1 :00 p .m . al said office opened and read aloud. I I Plans, Spe<:lllcations and bid forms may be pro~ posed action. Written comments, requests lor public meetings, draw his bid within ------~- and ad(udlcatlon hearalxty (60) daya altar the Public Notice Ing requests must be actual date of the sent to: Hearing clerk, opening thereof. The PUBLIC NOTICE Ohio Environmental Meigs county The following appllca- Protection Agency, Co m m Is s i o n e r s tions and/or verified P.O. Box 1049, reserves the right to complaints ware Columbus, Ohio waive any Informalities received, and the lot- 432161049 (telephone: or to reject any or all lowing draft, proposed, 614-644-2129). "final secured at the oHice of M•E Companies, Inc., bids. The Engineer' s or final actions were actions: Are actionS of 635 Brooksedge cost estimate with con- issued, by the Ohio the director which are Boulevard, Westerville, Ohio 43081 . An amoont of fifty ($50.00) dollars witt be required lor each set of plans and specifications, check made payable to M-E Companies, Inc. the full amount Is non· refundable . Each bid must o Public. Notice be accompanied by either a bid bond In an amount of 100% of the bid amount wHh surely satisfactory to the aforesaid Meigs C tlnganctnlor Conlract 1 Is $11,000.00. Tho Englneer'a cost eslimates wHh conttngenciao lor Contract 2 Is $60,000.00. (10) 31 (11) 7 PUBLIC NOltCE NOTICE: ts hereby given that on Saturday November 10, 2007 at 10:00 a.m., a public sale will be held at211 u environmental protac· lion agency (OEPA) lasl week. "actions" inctuda the adoption, modification, or repeal of orders (other than emergency orders); the effective upon Issuance or a stated affective data. eJdenslons . Pursuant lo Ohio (11) 7. revlaad code section 3745.04, a final action may be appealed to the Issuance, denial, modi- environmental review flcallon or revocallon appeals commlltion of licenses, permlta, (ERAC) *POLICIES* OhloVslley Publishing reserves the right to adH, ratect or cancel any ad al any time. Errors MUst B rtod on the II rt of publication on ht Trlbune-SOftllnet gloter will nponotbte tor n ora than the coat o he space occupl the error and onl DIVISION VI All Games at 7 p.m. Saturclay un/Bss noted Region 21 : 1 Basoom Hopewell-Loudon · (11-<J) vs. 4 Mogadore (10·1 ) at 7:30 p m. at Ashland Community Stadium; 2 Norwalk St Paul {1 0.1) vs. 3 Warren JFK (9·2) at 7 p.m. at Medina Dukes Stadium Region 22 t McComb (10-1) vs 4 Arlington (9·2) at Ftndlay Donnell Stadium; 7 Defiance Ayersvitle (8-3) vs. 3 Ada (7·4) at Uma Santor Stadium Aeg1on 23: 1 Newark Cath (9· 2) vs. 4 Danville (8 -3) at 1 p.m. at Mount Vernon Yellow Jacket Stadium, 2 Shadyside (10· 1) vs 3 Hannibal River (10..1) at Martins Ferry Purple Alder Alumnt Field Region 24: 1 Covington (11-0) vs. 5 Sidney Lehman (8-3) at Troy Memorial Stadium; 2 Springfield Cath . Cent. (11-Q) vs 6 Mechanicsburg {7-4) at Si(:tney Memori8t Stadium he flrsl lnsertlon. hall not be liable Corrections wl mode In the ftr vallablt adttton. Boz number ada ar twaya confidential. Current pplles. All Real Estat dvertleementa ·ar ubject to lhe Fodera etr Houotng Aci n t y W Second St., director of Commissioners or by Pomeroy, Ohio. The mental protecllon's action. Pursuant to eartiliad check, cuhier Farmero Title If so, you qu Bank and (director's) Intent with Ohio revltod code seccred· Savings Company Ia respect lo the lion 3745.07, a final check, or letter o1 H upon a solvent bank selling tor caah In Issuance, denial, ate. action lasulng, dany· In the amounl of not hand or certified check ol a permit, llcenaa, lng, modifying, revok- less than I 0% of the the following collallor- order, etc. lntereeted Ing, or renewing a parbid amount In favor f al : persona may aubmlt mil, ilcanea, or varithe Malgo County 1882 GMC Pickup written comments or ance which Ia not preCommlutonore. Bid IGTEK14HOCF700933 requeot a public meat· ceded by a proposed Bonds oholl bo accom- 2004 Pont!ac Grand lng regarding draft action, may be panlad by Proof of A m •acllona. Comment• or oppealod to the ERAC Authority of the official IG2NF52E24M820278 public meeting by filing an appeal or agent oignlng the 2008 Dodge Charger requnte mutt bt tub- within 30 days ol bond. R T mltted within 30 doyo lttuance o1 the final Bide ahall be oeatad 2B3KA53H06H318749 of notice of tho drill ectlon. ERAC sppeate, end marked ea Bid lor: The Fermero Bank ectlon. "Propottd accompanied by a $70 Tuppers Plaine and Savings Company, actlone" are written filing fu which lhe Regional Sewer Pomeroy, Ohio, tlatements of th.o cornm1111on In Itt dlt· Dletrlct- S.R. 681 Lift reoarvea the right to dlractor'a lntont wtlh cralion may reduce tl Station & WWTP bid at thll'lait, and to rttpect lo the by aHidavtt the appal· Improve mania and withdrew thl . above lttuence, denial, modi, !ant demonttratu that mailed or delivered to: collateral prior lo sale. flcatlon, revocation, or payment of the lull Meigs . County Further, The Farmers renewal of a permit, amount of the lea Commlsalonera Bank and Savings llcenH, or variance . would cauae extreme 100 EllI Second Stroot Company roeerveo the Written commanto and hardahlp, muot bo Iliad Court Houae right to reject any or ail requnts lor a public with: Environmental Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 bids oubmtttod. · meeting ragordlng a review appiala comAttention of bidders is The above proposed action may mission , 309 south r GMAWAY Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1 :00 Sunday In -Column: 1:00 p.m . .f,;Jda'y Fo,. 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Charleston, WV 25312 Help Wanted- Heating & Air T h ·~-"ad N8 11 ld 1 · ec 8 ~ onw e B d l ledo all ce eco me a ua r Y rII11ed H 1 A r & Rafn' ea mg. 1· ::~ ... h 1 lh 30 d ays •ec IS ess an F 1 Ad 1 an d J b 1nanc1a Placement ass 1st ance avatl· ° able Travel, Meals & Hou;;tng also \provtded dur· mg Training Call Now : Men-Sun 800-341·2571 Honie Health Care of SEO IS currently accepting appltcaIIOns lor LPN's Fullttme part t1me per diem. Competitive wages 1·866-368·1 , 00 toll free Overbrook Center Located @ 333 l'ane St., Middleport. • Ohio IS pleased to Announce we will be holdtnn • an STNA Class, scheduled tor November. hours Will be Hl\1 1 "' 1\ 11 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;; HOM!:'> r'o mRSAt.E o down payment 4 bed· rooms Large yard Covered deck. Attached garage 740367-7129 2 story Home w/Rtver lot. 3br, 2ba, 2 car garage 304· 675-7285 Bam-4 30pm U you ere mterested in JOtnmg our fnendly and dedtcaled staff. 3 bdr , 1 ba , Ranch m please slop by our front Syracuse Oil carport plus 1 off1ce Mon -Fri , 9am-5pm car garage & shed, 740·992· and fill oul an applicatton, 3141 or (740}442-1281 full lime and part time post· !tons avrulable lo those qual· ifted Individuals completing the class. applicant must be dependable {attendance 1s a mu st) team players with pos· 1t1ve anitudes to JOtn us 1n 3BR, 2BA, 1800 sq It prOVtdtng outstandtng, quail· remodeled Ranch on 1 acre ty care to our residents mil 1n City. New kit wf pantry If you have any questions & laundry rm Huge master con tact Mollie Bumgarner. su tle wl FP & prtvate LPN. staff development entrance DR LA w/ gas FP/ coo rdin ator (740)992·6472 A.Hached carport 2 car Overbrook Center IS an E O.E and a parttctpant of ~=-~~----, garage & pnvacy fence Nat gas. Heat pump & C/A. Exc. the Drug Free Workplace SCH(XiLs Cond. Ready to move 1n. Program • INsTRUCTION $98 500 neg 740-645·875 1 Potnt Pleasant Oenttst offtce Gallipolis Career College needtng Pari-time (Carears Close To Home) AecepttonisV Ass istant, Call Today! 740-446-4367, Willing to tra1n. Computer, 1·800·214·0452 phone & customer skills are ..,_ Q!'ll•pohscareereoftege com necessary Pteasa send Ac:w"d1tad Mambe• Accredil111g resume to. Dental Otftce councrl 1o1 lndOpendl)m Coleges 3984 tndtan Creek Ad and Schools 1214B 5BR 2BA brtck style ranch Elkview, WV 2507 t -~!Ill WANTED on 36 acres at 452 Co~ Ad , 1150 AVONI All Areas' To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears, 304· 675-1429. POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg. Pay $20/h r or $57K annually Including Federal Benefits and OT,Paid Tratmng, Mach'"''' and Welders. FT PT Less than 4 yrs expenence Vacations- 1 1-866-542- t531 need no' Apply Ambrosia Machlne Inc 304·675-1722 ____u_s_w_A_ _ _ Mon-Fti 730·400 The Ohio Vall""' Publlshmg _, Co 1s seektng a Spor ts 'lag'c vea rs Day Care Writer to add lo its stafl. cov· r. •· Cerllrted Occupati onal Center Inc., IS now taktng enng local athletiC events Therapy, AsSIStant (CQTA) applt cattons for a l ull tlmr:;e poSIIton IS a tull·time, 40 Full time PostiiOn Sub stttute Please apply hours a week Wtth a benetits 1 year expen ence 1n l TC person or send resume 1 and 401k plan avatlabl e sentng preferred 20 1 Ht". n Sl Pt Pl easont. Newspap er page lauout " ' 'Every ltfe we touch WV 25550 skill s are desired but not Must be 1n a poslltve watl" necessary Must be Wllltng to We offer Mtddloton Estates IS accept- learn and be people fnend ly Top Pay Ing appilca!IOns tor Dtrect Send resumes to Kevin Patd Holtdays Care Statf and LPN' s II you Kelly, Managtng Editor. Ohto Vacallon would ltke to take advantage Va lley Pubhshtng Co., 625 401K ol ttus opp ort!Jntty, you may Thtrd Ave , Gallipolis, Oh Otrect resumes/inqutnes to· app l ~ al 8204 Carla Dr 45631 Amanda Hill. Gslttpolis. Ohto, Mon da y Rehab Manag9r Wanted someone 2417 to s1t through FndCiy, 8am-4pm 311 Buckndg e Ad , w1th Elderly Aunt, must have An equal opportumty eMp , & be able to llfl 100 lbs 81dwell, Oh10 employer F/M/ON a ht ll @scemchtll sn~rsing com 304-675-1 846 ' Ph 740-446-7 150 www vrablehealthcare com Now acceptn:IQ appltcattons lor Bar Manager. exp Courts1de Bar & GnU now requt red Send resumes to seeking hne cook and dt&h· PO BOK 303, Gallipolis, Oil washer Musl be htghly mot1· 45631 Atln Mike vated and hard worktng Call 44 1·9371 1o set up an 1nter TRUCK .DRIVER NEEDED vtew or stop by at 308 2nd Henderson WV Based Ave to ft ll ou t an appllcallon COL License & 2yrs ' ., Food Ser vice Workers PfT dishwa sher, PfT on call caterers Apply 1n person at URG cafe tena 740 245· 5660 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wtnl 1-888·582-3345 Expenonce MVA Requtred. Call (304)675-7 434 Sell Avon , make 50° o Call 446-3358 · = All realeatata advertising In thla newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It Illegal to advertise any preferltnce, hmltaUon or dfac rlmlnatlon based on race, color, religion , sex filmlhal status or national origin, or any Intention to make any s uch pt"eference, limitation or discrimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertisements for real estate wlllch lain violation of the law Our readers era htreby informed that all dwellings advertised in this nawapaper are available on an equal opportunity bases. Cozy home close to new Metgs Elementary' 3 BA, 1 bath. ultllty room , large k1t chen/dtn1ng room. Covered · pa!IO With Anderson atnum door out to patio ott of dtntng room. 2 out butldtngs plus extra outSide storage attached to home All on a level lot on Happy Hollow Rd near New Ltma Ad m Hutchinson SubdiVISIOn (Not 1n flood zone) Great v1ew ol open held and deer Asktng 69,500 Call 742·1011 For sale by owner. 3BR Ranch, 1 \.ath, Family Room, Stov~/Fridge. WID mcluded Asktng $70,000 Call740 · 70~9~ 63::3:: 9_ __ Middleport, 1n town out of flood platn 8 rooms. 2 1/2 baths. 2 garages, 2 fireplaces, 2 lots. plenty ot stor age. (740)992-4197 tl -;;::=:;;::===::::; r10 BUSI~ 1!1 Q•~Rl' ~ffl1' n v v" •NOTi Ct:• OH . 10 VALLEY PUBLISH1NG CO recommends that you do business w1th peopl e you know. and NOT to send money through the mat I until you have 1nvestlgated the offenng HOP ' CLASSIFIEDS :::::._~:.:.______ Attention I Local company otfermg "NO DOWN PAYMENT' programs Ior you to buy )'Our horne 1nsI ea d oI renImg oo 1 · ' t % manctng • L th rt t edt ass an pe ec cr 1 accepted ' Payment co uld be lhe same as rent Mortgage Loca tors . <74 0}367· 0000 HouSB tor sale m Rac1ne area Approx 4 acres. all prolesstonally landscaped Ranch style house w1th 4 bedrooms. ilvtng room. dtn· tng room, kitchen. large tam tly room, central atr, gas heat and 1 faeplace Addillon ot a large Ftortda room com· pletely ced ar opens onto pat1o & pool area Heated 1n ground pool enclosed by pn· vacy fencmg and landscaped Fmmhed 2 car garage al1ached to hmtse and fintshetl & heated 3 car garage unattached Excellent condttton ready to move 1n $255.000 00. Call (740)949·22 17 Approx 2 acres wf existing 28)";60 house foundatton Also 24x40 ftntshed garage Has water, alec 7 sewer Located in centenary on Herman Rd . Asktng $55,000 Please call 740-208 -6704 Green Acres (10), Farm Livin' Fresh Air, 3 miles !rom New Haven. WV $34,500 304-n3·5881 IH\1\I"i HousEl> IURRE!Vf 1 2BR WOSR $400/mo. $400 dep 88 Gartteld. Hud ok 1 3BR 2BA doublewide, $575/mo $575 dep 172 112 Chatham Ave Hud ok. 740· 446-2515 2 bd House m Mason. Covered Carport , Kllchen fu rniShed Gas heat, No Pets $375 per mo Dep Req 304·675-7783 2 bedroom house 1n Pt.Pieasant, very clean and mce No Pets, 304-675-1386 2 story house w1th 2BR 1 bath, New carpet 1n bDth bedrooms and large livtng room, new r e fr~ ge rator, large dry spactous basement (could be used as xtra BA or FA) No Pel!?, can see at 1638 Chatham Ave . Gallipolis. {740)446·4234 or (740)208-786 1 2BR's. 122 Lower Garfteld GallipoliS Deposit requtrad 740-446-1258 3 bedroom House available Now lhru May $475 rent $300 depoSit, ref req 740 441-7193 or 740-339·97 t 3 3 Bedroom House m Syracuse $500/month + depos1t No Pets (304}67 5· 5332 weekends 740·59 10265 New home m Gallipolis 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath home on 2BR . 2BA, 3 acres MIL n1ce level tot $475 month $82 500 Call 740-446-7029 (740)446·7101 ask for Tammie Ntee 3BR, newly remodeled New WH & Furn CIA 3 br house in Middleport. all Appltance mcluded Across electnc, $425 plus $425 from V1nton Elem. $65,000 depostt. No Pets. (740)992740-245-5555 or 441-5105 6068 R·acinolranch home 1500. sq. fl .. 3/2, seller ass1sted ftnanctng, (740)4 16·3977 , 740-222·5570 WALKING DISTAN CE TO RIO GRANDE COLLE GE 1600aq fl .. all electric, heat Crown Ctty. Ohto Basemen1. pump & wood burner. <IBR , . To Do FR. OR. K1tchen has fndge. full stz e base ment , 2 ca r Georna's Portable Sawmill , range' oven. dtsp & dtsh- garage 1740) 44 1-9510 dont haul your Logs to the washer Basement has FP Mill just call 304-675-1957 and 9ft r:e tltngs with 2x6 studs Heat pump 2 car attached garage. new fencGu tter Player looktng to star~ tng , extra bldgs Brtnks an ortginal Rock Band IF Security System back deck. tn lerested call. 740·985· Fpr sale by owner Call lor 4416. afler500P.M Appl740 256 6075or 740262 _11 23 ;,;ACREA Lurisioi~i i;E-- L-------_.1 1320 Momu: HoMK"i 3BR, 1 1/2 BA, 2 car gmage wl lenced yard in tamtly on· ented netghborhood, 5 mtles lrom town Would consider rentmg partiall y furmshed wtth utth\IBS to constructiOn workers on a week lo we ek basts Avatl. Dec.1 Call740· 446-8731 - - -- - - - 3BA I bath. 2-story older tarm house on SR 554 Btdweii/AV schools FOR SAl f' $575/mo plus sec dep Pets d 15 lbs 1$575 pol un er w 2000 14,x70. 3BR. 2BA Lots deposit Available 1O· 13-07 o1 up grados . on I enled lol Ca11 446.3644 1or app Itca34 Ktaus·Beck Ad lion Gallipolis 3 miles fro m - -- - - - - 3BR IBA, laundry room , 65 Galltpolts off SR 588 446 Mtll Cr eek. No pets 740· 8935 Price red uced 446·9523 or 446·1 443 2000 Fleetwood (Wtnd gate) 4 Bd Home Apple Grove 14x70 3br . 2 bathrooms. Ohio $400 wtlh dep No linoleum floors. new bath pets Aftel 6 00 ca ll 740rooms. good con dtiiOil 698·5002 51 4.000 co calls alter 9pm please 304·675·3927 4 rooms and balh. stove and ~=_:::_::_::_::.::_::___ tndge. 52 Olive, Galllpotts Ne111 3 Bedroom homes from No Pets $395/mo 446·3945 $2 14 36per month, Includes many upgrades, deltver y & 5 Room House tn Rto set up (740) 385·2434 Grande area Reterences. No tnstde Pets 304·675· 7624 OWNER FINANCING Ntce 312 stnglewtdes Attention! From $1 ,800 down Local compa11y offenng "NO DOWN PAYMENr pro· payment Ad am (7 40) 828-2750 grams tor you to buy your home instead of rcnlmg • 1OOD~o llflanctng • Less than pertect credtt · [350 I .on; & aCcepted ACUt'AC;E • Payment could be the ;ame as tent 2 grave lotS 1n Cnrlslus Mortgage Locators Gardens Ohto Va lley (740)367·po00 Memory Gardens. (740) 44 6- ' - - ' - - - ' - - - - 4383 day. i740)256·6637 Beautiful 38R hOuse in th e evemng country New apphances en d carpet Freshly patnted and MOBILE HOME LOT FOR decorated CIA WID · utility RENT 1031 Georges Creek room $500fmonth 614·595· Ad 441 1 I 11 7773 or 800-798-4686 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 7, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com Wahama continues playoff tradition SPORTS CORRESPONDENT .. MASON. W. Va. - The playoff tradr tion continues on for the Wahama Whne Falcon football team as Coach Ed Cromley\ Bend Area eleven prepares for ih sixth post-season apJXanmcc 111 seven years at the Mason County School. The Wh ite Falcons .once again secured a posnion among loc lop 16 rated Class A playofl tecUllS with its seventh place tinish and will host a first round playotl contest for the fifth straight time. Pocahontas County will provide the opposition for the Bend Area team tor the second time in three seasons when the Warriors invade the WHS campus for a I :30 p.m. Sarurday afternoon affair. Wahama wrll venture into the Class A post-season for the 13th time since its tirst ever piayoff celebration during the .1986 season when the White Falcon playoff legacy began under veteran head coach Don VanMeter. VanMeter's first playoff squad delighted a jam-packed throng of some 5000 fans at Sanders Memorial Stadium at Point Pleasant High School with a thrilling 25-24 playoff win over Pineville in ~hat is likely the most exciting factball contest ever played by a WHS grid team. VanMeter would guide the White Falcons to the post-season three more times in 1987, 1988 and again in 1991 with WHS comptling a l-5 record during VanMeter's tenm as the Bend Area football coach. Current Falcon head coach, Ed Cromley. took over the reins of the Mason County program in 1995 and one year DIVISION I Mt Notre Dame ( 16-12) vs Rocky Rtver Magmfltat (24-4), Fnday, half hour after ltrst Dlv1s10n II semiUnal; Mother of Mercy (27-1) vs. Mentor (27-2), Fnday, half hour after first Division I sem1f1nal Championship - saturday, 3 p.m. DIVISION II Salem (27.(]) vs Tot. Cent. Cath. (24-4) , Fnday, 11 a.m; Cols. Hartley (22-5) vs Tlpp C1ty Tlppecaf\06 (28 -0), Fnday, hall tlou r after first semifmal Championship - Saturday, f p m DIVISION Ill Ltma Central Catholic (25-2) vs St Bernard Roger Bacon (19-8), Thursday, 6 p.m. Albany Ale)(ander (24·3) vs. Gates Mttls Gilmour (24-3), Thursday, half hour after first semif1na1. Championship - Saturday, 11 a m DIVISION IV Jackson Center (25·3) vs N01walk St Paul (25,2), Friday, half hour after second Dtvtston I semtflnal: Marta Stein Marion Looal (26·1) vs. Newark Cath. (21:7), Fnday, half hour after ftrst sem1f1· nal ' Championship - Saturday, 5 p.m FOOTBAU OVP Fila phot Members of the Wahama ,football team celebrate after a touchdown during a game against Eastern in this Friday, September 7 file photo . The Falcons will be making their ninth playoff appearance in the past 12 years when they host Pocahontas County Saturday afternoon in Mason, W.Va. later the Mason County team was back in the playoffs. During Cromley's tenure the locals have just about been a playoff fixture with the White Falcons going to the post-season in 1996, '97 and '98 in addition to 2001, '02, '03, '04, '06 and '07. Cromley's teams have posted a 7-8 record in the playoffs which includes a parr of semifinal berths in 2001 and again in 2003. Saturday afternoons outing against Pocahontas County will be the 21st playoff contest in WHS history with the White Falcons goinj! 8-12 during its 13 voyages mto the post-season. In its last eight encounters the White Falcons are 6-6 with WHS posting a 55 record in games tt has hosted. In Saturday afternoon · playoff contests Wahama owns a 4-10 slate with the Bend Area team posting a 4-2 mark in Friday mght encounters. Steelers may not be up to Patriots' level,-but they're surging PITISBURGH (AP) The Pittsburgh Steelers aren't good right now in the way the New England Patriots are. Maybe .not good lil>e the Indianapolis Colts, either. They're also not a team opponents are eager to play. Not with Ben Roethlisberger throwing the ball better than ever and a defense making game-altering plays like so many Steelers te~ms before them . VOLl£YBAU No matter the era, be it the Super Bowl-filled '70s or the long run of successful seasons they enjoyed in the 1990s and into this century, the Steelers have rarely performed better than they did in rou·ghing up Baltimore 38-7 on Monday night. Fittingly, many of their one dozen Hall of Famers were on hand as part of the team's 75th season celebration, with Roethlisberger putting on a Terry Bradshaw-like show with five TD passes before halftime. Linebacker James Harrison had a night · Jack Ham and Jack Lambert would have envied, with three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery, an interception and 3 1/2 sacks. He might have won the NFL' s defensive player of the monih award in one night. "We made splash plays," coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday, "and by splash plays I mean significant plays: sacks. fumbles. turnovers, big plays in the passing·game." The victory sets up the Steelers (6-2) to take a fmn grip on the AFC North lead if they beat second-place Cleveland (5-3) on Sunday at Heinz Field. After that. the Jets (l-8), Dolphins (0-8) and Bengals (2-6) follow in successive weeks. Regional semifinal high school football playoff patrtngs, with seedtngs, as provided by the Ohio Htgh School AthletiC ASSOCiation· DIVISION I All Gsmes at 7 p.m. Saturday unless noted Region 1. 1 Mentor (8-2) vs. 4 Solon (8· 2) at l'arma Byers Field: 7 Cleve Glenville (9·2) vs. 6 Youngs Boardman {8-3) at Twinsburg Tiger Stadtum Aeglon 2: 1 Brunswick (11-0) vs. 4 Tol. Whitmer (9· 2) at Fremont Ross Paul Stadium at Harmon Field; 2 N Canton Hoover (9-2) va. 3 Macedonia Nordonla , (1 0-1) at Massillon Washington Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Region 3: 1 Hilliard Darby (10-1) vs. 5 Groveport-Madison (8·31 at Upper Arlington Moorehead Memorial Stadium, 2 PICkerington Cent. (1 H)) vs. 3 Dublin Coffman (11·0) at Gahanna Lincoln Stadium Region 4: 1 Cln. St. Xavier (11·0) va. 4 Centsrvlne (9·2) at 5 p.m. at Cincinnati Paul Brown Stadium; 2 Cln. Colerain (11· 0) vs. 6 Cln . Moeller (7-3) at 2 p.m. at Cincinnati Paul Brown Stadium DIVISION II • All Ga'""s at 7:30 p.m. Frkiay Region 5· 1 Warren Howland (11·0) vs 5 Maylleld !8·3) at Solon Stewart Field; 2 Tallmadge (iQ-1) vs. 3 Parma Normandy (9-2) at Bedford Stewart Fteld at Bearcat Stadium · Region 6: 1 Avon L~ke (11-0) vs. 4 Ashland (10·1) at Brunswick Kirsh Fteld, 2 Sylvania Southview (10-1) vs 6 Piqua (8·3) at Ltma Senior Stadium ~ion 7: 1 Cots. DeSaleS' {1 i .(]) vs 4 Canfield ( 10. 1) at Canton Fawcett Stadium; 2 Louisville (9·2) vs. 6 Dresden Tri-Vallev (10-1) at New Philadelphia Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium Region 8:,.. Cln. Turpin (11 -0) vs. 5 Trotwood-Madison (8·3) at Centerville Stadium; 2 Cin Anderson (9-2) vs 6 Day Carroll (1Q-1) at Cln Princeton Mancuso Fteld In VIking Stadium DIVISION Ill All games at (:·30 p.m. Fnday Region 9: 1 Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (9·1) vs. 5 Cortland Lakeview (9-2) at Ravenna Slad tum/Gilcrest Fteld, 2 Rocky Atver ( 11·0) vs Mentor ~ak~ Cath (7-4) at Lakewood Stadium . CLASSIFIED • Region 10 1 Sunbury Big Walnut ('loD-1 ) vs. 5 Shelby (9-2) at lewis · Ctr Olentangy Braves Fteld: 2 Napoleon (101) vs. 6 Clyde (1D- 1) a! ToI Cen t Cath GallagMr At hletic Complex Region 11 1 Canal Fulton Northwest (11-0) vs. 4 Dover (8-3) at Masstl lon ~au l Brown Tt ger Stadium, 2 Newark Ltckmg, Valley (10-1 ) vs. 3 Belotl West Branch (9· 2) at Wooster Follis FiEHd Reglor'l 12 1 Ctn lndtan Hill (9·2) vs. 5 Circlevtlle (6·3) at Hillsboro Rtchards Memorial Field; 2 Canal Wtnchester-(10· 1) vs 6 Monroe (9·2) at Oay1on We lcome Gallia County OH Stadium DIVISION IV All Games at f: p.m. Saturday Region 13 1 Youngs. Mooney (1 1·0) vs 4 Akron St Vlncent-St Mary (9-2) at BelOit w. Branch Heacock. Stadtuin. 2 Steubenville {11.0) 'vs 3 Canton Gent Calh {10· 1) at Austintown Fitch Falcon Stad1um Reg1on 14 1 Pemberville Eastwood·(101) vs 5 Genoa Area (10·1) at Mil(bury Lake Flyer Stadtum; 7 Onawa-Glandorf (9·2) vs 3 Marion Pleasant (10-1) at Ttfftn Columbian National Field at Frost· Kalnow Stadtum Region 15: 1 St Clatrs~tlle (11·0) vs. 4 Pataskala Ltcking He1gttts (10·1) at Zanesville Sulzberger Memonal Stadium, 2 Wlll lamspor1 Westfall (11-0) vs. 3 Waverly (10-1) at Ashvltle Teays Valley Vtking Stadium Reg1on 16. 1 Kenenng Alter (1 H1) vs. 5 Coldwater (10-1) at Piqua Alexander Stadiu m/Purk Fteld, 2 West Mtlton Mttton-U nton (10-1) vs 3 Clarksvt lle Clinton -Ma ssie (10-1) at Ketter ing Fatrmont Roush Stadtum E·mall classified@ mydailytribune .com Regional Sewer Federal described collateral will be sold "as !awhere Is", with no expressed or Implied Labor warranty given. District- S.R . 681 Lift Standards Provisions For further lnlormaStatlon & WWTP and Davis-Bacon lion, or lor an appoint· Improvements wtll be Wages, various tnsur- ment to Inspect collet- be t~bmitted within 30 days of notice of the proposed action. An adjudication hearing may be held on a proposed action II a hearIng request or objection Ia received by the OEPA within 30 daya of Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. DIVISIONV All Games at 7.30 p.in. Friday unless noted Region 17 1 N. LimaS. Range (11 ·0) vs 4 Gates Mills Gilmour Aced . {9·1) at Warren Harding Mollenkopf Stadium, 2 Youngs Ursuline (9-2) vs. 3 Apple Creek Waynedale (9-2) at Canton Cent Cath Klinefelter Stadium Region 18: 1 Patrick Henry (10-1) vs 4 Lima Cent. Cath. (10·1) at Findlay Donnell Sted tum; 2 Fmdlay Liberty· Benton (11.(]} vs 6 Defiance Tinora (9-2) at Lima Bath Stadium Region 19 1 Co ts. Ready (10-1) vs. 4 Johnstown-Monroe (9-2) at Newark While Field; 7 Fredericktown (9·2) at 3 Wheelersburg (8·3) at Lancaster Fulton Field Region 20. 1 West Jefferson (11-D) vs. 4 West liberty-Salem (1 0·1) a.t Urbana High School Stadium; 2 Marla Stein Marion Local (11-0) vs. 3 Cln. Deer l'ark (9-2) at 1 30 p m. at Clayton Northmont Stadium/Dudon Memorial Field HOW received by the Meigs ance requirements, eral, prior to aale date C o u n _.1 y and various equal contact Cyndla or Ken lasuance of the Commissioners at opportunity provl· at 992-2136. thei r office 100 East slons. 1117,8,9 Second Street, Court No bidder may with- House, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769_ until 1:00 p.m. November 15, 2007, and then at 1 :00 p .m . al said office opened and read aloud. I I Plans, Spe<:lllcations and bid forms may be pro~ posed action. Written comments, requests lor public meetings, draw his bid within ------~- and ad(udlcatlon hearalxty (60) daya altar the Public Notice Ing requests must be actual date of the sent to: Hearing clerk, opening thereof. The PUBLIC NOTICE Ohio Environmental Meigs county The following appllca- Protection Agency, Co m m Is s i o n e r s tions and/or verified P.O. Box 1049, reserves the right to complaints ware Columbus, Ohio waive any Informalities received, and the lot- 432161049 (telephone: or to reject any or all lowing draft, proposed, 614-644-2129). "final secured at the oHice of M•E Companies, Inc., bids. The Engineer' s or final actions were actions: Are actionS of 635 Brooksedge cost estimate with con- issued, by the Ohio the director which are Boulevard, Westerville, Ohio 43081 . An amoont of fifty ($50.00) dollars witt be required lor each set of plans and specifications, check made payable to M-E Companies, Inc. the full amount Is non· refundable . Each bid must o Public. Notice be accompanied by either a bid bond In an amount of 100% of the bid amount wHh surely satisfactory to the aforesaid Meigs C tlnganctnlor Conlract 1 Is $11,000.00. Tho Englneer'a cost eslimates wHh conttngenciao lor Contract 2 Is $60,000.00. (10) 31 (11) 7 PUBLIC NOltCE NOTICE: ts hereby given that on Saturday November 10, 2007 at 10:00 a.m., a public sale will be held at211 u environmental protac· lion agency (OEPA) lasl week. "actions" inctuda the adoption, modification, or repeal of orders (other than emergency orders); the effective upon Issuance or a stated affective data. eJdenslons . Pursuant lo Ohio (11) 7. revlaad code section 3745.04, a final action may be appealed to the Issuance, denial, modi- environmental review flcallon or revocallon appeals commlltion of licenses, permlta, (ERAC) *POLICIES* OhloVslley Publishing reserves the right to adH, ratect or cancel any ad al any time. Errors MUst B rtod on the II rt of publication on ht Trlbune-SOftllnet gloter will nponotbte tor n ora than the coat o he space occupl the error and onl DIVISION VI All Games at 7 p.m. Saturclay un/Bss noted Region 21 : 1 Basoom Hopewell-Loudon · (11-<J) vs. 4 Mogadore (10·1 ) at 7:30 p m. at Ashland Community Stadium; 2 Norwalk St Paul {1 0.1) vs. 3 Warren JFK (9·2) at 7 p.m. at Medina Dukes Stadium Region 22 t McComb (10-1) vs 4 Arlington (9·2) at Ftndlay Donnell Stadium; 7 Defiance Ayersvitle (8-3) vs. 3 Ada (7·4) at Uma Santor Stadium Aeg1on 23: 1 Newark Cath (9· 2) vs. 4 Danville (8 -3) at 1 p.m. at Mount Vernon Yellow Jacket Stadium, 2 Shadyside (10· 1) vs 3 Hannibal River (10..1) at Martins Ferry Purple Alder Alumnt Field Region 24: 1 Covington (11-0) vs. 5 Sidney Lehman (8-3) at Troy Memorial Stadium; 2 Springfield Cath . Cent. (11-Q) vs 6 Mechanicsburg {7-4) at Si(:tney Memori8t Stadium he flrsl lnsertlon. hall not be liable Corrections wl mode In the ftr vallablt adttton. Boz number ada ar twaya confidential. Current pplles. All Real Estat dvertleementa ·ar ubject to lhe Fodera etr Houotng Aci n t y W Second St., director of Commissioners or by Pomeroy, Ohio. The mental protecllon's action. Pursuant to eartiliad check, cuhier Farmero Title If so, you qu Bank and (director's) Intent with Ohio revltod code seccred· Savings Company Ia respect lo the lion 3745.07, a final check, or letter o1 H upon a solvent bank selling tor caah In Issuance, denial, ate. action lasulng, dany· In the amounl of not hand or certified check ol a permit, llcenaa, lng, modifying, revok- less than I 0% of the the following collallor- order, etc. lntereeted Ing, or renewing a parbid amount In favor f al : persona may aubmlt mil, ilcanea, or varithe Malgo County 1882 GMC Pickup written comments or ance which Ia not preCommlutonore. Bid IGTEK14HOCF700933 requeot a public meat· ceded by a proposed Bonds oholl bo accom- 2004 Pont!ac Grand lng regarding draft action, may be panlad by Proof of A m •acllona. Comment• or oppealod to the ERAC Authority of the official IG2NF52E24M820278 public meeting by filing an appeal or agent oignlng the 2008 Dodge Charger requnte mutt bt tub- within 30 days ol bond. R T mltted within 30 doyo lttuance o1 the final Bide ahall be oeatad 2B3KA53H06H318749 of notice of tho drill ectlon. ERAC sppeate, end marked ea Bid lor: The Fermero Bank ectlon. "Propottd accompanied by a $70 Tuppers Plaine and Savings Company, actlone" are written filing fu which lhe Regional Sewer Pomeroy, Ohio, tlatements of th.o cornm1111on In Itt dlt· Dletrlct- S.R. 681 Lift reoarvea the right to dlractor'a lntont wtlh cralion may reduce tl Station & WWTP bid at thll'lait, and to rttpect lo the by aHidavtt the appal· Improve mania and withdrew thl . above lttuence, denial, modi, !ant demonttratu that mailed or delivered to: collateral prior lo sale. flcatlon, revocation, or payment of the lull Meigs . County Further, The Farmers renewal of a permit, amount of the lea Commlsalonera Bank and Savings llcenH, or variance . would cauae extreme 100 EllI Second Stroot Company roeerveo the Written commanto and hardahlp, muot bo Iliad Court Houae right to reject any or ail requnts lor a public with: Environmental Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 bids oubmtttod. · meeting ragordlng a review appiala comAttention of bidders is The above proposed action may mission , 309 south r GMAWAY Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1 :00 Sunday In -Column: 1:00 p.m . .f,;Jda'y Fo,. Sundays Paper 1 prepaid• POLICIES: Ohio Valley PubJiahlng reaervu the right to edit, raj&cl, or cancel any ad at any time Errort must be reported on the llrat day ol Trlbune-Sentlnet.Regllter wHI be reaponalbte lor no mDI'flthan the coat ot the apace occupied by the error and only thellrst insertion We II not be I I any loaa or expen1e that reaulta rrom the publication or omiaalon ol an advertisement Correction will be lnade ~ thaltratavallablaedltlon. • Box ·~::-:~~:1 are confidential. • Currant rate card appllaa • All real eateta adverttaamanta 1111 10 the Federal Fair Houalng Act ol 1968. • Th 11 1 ada EOE atandlllrda. We will not I In violation of the law. KIT & CARLYLE L,r===~=10:~:~:\~=~~ r.,r.ID__RI i~i i~-~-ALF.i i'... _ . lr.,__ r kitncarl yle@comcaat net Inside Sale at j&F Auto, 6 mtles out Jerryi Run Rd. Apple Grove. Lots ol Christmas 1tems, Lots of Used items also, Nov 5th thru Nov 1oth 304-576-2635 r :iL Thursday for Sundays • All ads must be • Borrow Smart Contact the Ohto Otvtsion of Fmanc1al InstitutiOn's Offtce of Consumer Affa1rs BEFORE you raltnance your home or obtain a loan BEWARE ot requests for any large advance payments ol tees or msurance Call the Ofhce of Consumer ' Affairs tol l lree at 1·866· 278·0003 to learn if the mortgage broker or lender IS properly licensed {ThiS IS a publtc servtce announceme nt !rom the OhiO Valley Pubhstnng Company) I' (..1, ~ G~.-AP ~N W(; fWN %~; DIIT' OF i-lA~I,o ~~~~1\l LEf1D~j;R~. 1 m'ale Black lab puppy about 5 months Old very Absolute Top Dollar US Stiver and Gold Cams. fnendly 304·937 -3192 Proofsets, Gold Rtngs, PreGtveaway 1935 US Currency, 1112 yr old female Golden Sohtrure Dtamonds M T S retriever, very fnendly Com Shop. 151 Second 304·743-5753 Avenue. Gallipolis. 740·446- ·------· FOUND: Boxer call to Identify 304 -395-2£01 - - - - - -- Found Long hatred Spnnger like pup on Lower AI 7. wants to come home Call tiii 10pm 446-SD 27 Lost on 143, gray tom , fixed, front paws dewclawed, belongs to Enn & Emtly, Rewa rd, call Marge F 6 D 0 a enior Discount* you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy ofyout photo ID. r Homelmprov8lllents................................... B10 Homoo for Sale ............................................ 310 Houoehold Goods ........... ............................ 510 Houses for Rent .......................................... 410 In Mtmorlam ............ ............... ..................... 020 lneuraitce ..................................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment.. ...................... 660 Llveotocl< ............... ....................................... 630 Loatand Found ............. .. ...... .............. .. ...... 060 Lola & Acreage ............................................ 350 Mlscellaneoua .............................................. 170 Mlecellaneous Merchandlse................... .. .. 540 Moblla Home Repalr......................... .. .... .. ... 860 Moblla Homao lor Rent.. ............ .. ............... 420 Mobile Homes for Sale ................................ 320 Money to Loan .............. ...............................220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ................ ~ .........740 Muolcallnotrumanta ..... ................. ..... ........ 570 Personals .............................. ,....:................. 005 Pets for Sale ................................................ 560 Plijmblng & Haatlng ........... ......................... 820 Proltitoolonal Sarvlcn ... .-............................ 230 RadiO, TV & CB Rapalr ............... ................ 160 Real Eetato Wantad ..................................... 360 Schoolt lnttructton...... .... .......... ..... ....... ..... 150 Saad , Pion! & Fertilizer .............................. 650 Sltuatlone Wanted .:............ ...... ................... t20 Space lor Rent ................... .......................... 460 Sporting Gooda ........................ ............,...... ~~O SUV't lor Sale..... ..................................... .... 720 Trucks for Sola ............................................ 715 Upholetery ..... ...-.. ...................... ........ ........ .. 87D Vena For Sale............................................... 7 30 Wantad to Buy ....................................... ...... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplles .................. 620 Wonted To 00 .......................................... .... 180 Wanted to Rent ......................... ............. ...... 470 Yard S.lo- Golllpolla .................................... 072 Yard Sa-omeroy/Middle ...... ....... ...... ...... 074 Ytrd Sale-Pt. Plaaunt .............. .................. 076 City/State/Zip Phone_~---~---------Mall or drop off .thta coupon along with a copy of your PhOto ID to Ohio Valley Publlahlng P.O. Box 468, Galllpolle, OH 46631 ~-----------------------------• ~ ® 2007 by NEA, Inc . I \ 11'1 0) \11 \ I .... 11{\1( 1 .... A local manufacturer has openings lor Experienced YMIDSALEMig Welde rs and Patnter for Pr.i'u'AsANf Manufactured Equ1pment Apply 1n person ar 2 150 Sacred Heart Pan sh Eastern Avenue, Galltpohs Rummage Sale Church OH. F'-jO phone calls please. Soctal Hall 2222 Jackson Avenue 9am·3pm Thursday, An Excellent way to earn money. Th e New Avon. Fnday, and Salurday can Marilyn 304-882-2645 ,.eso Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11 - 1 www.comics.com , For Slla ........................................................ 585 For Sola or Trode ......................................... 590 FruHe & Vogetablaa ..................................... 580 Furnlthed Roomo ..............:......................... 450 General Haullng ......................................... arveaway ......................................................040 Happy Ads ..... ............................................... 050 Hay & Graln ......................................-........... 640 Help Wanted .................................................110 Subscriber's Name Want to buy Junk Cars , ca ll 740-388·0884 P"'!!'!!!!"'!~!'!"!~!!!!~ · WE BUY USED MOBILE HOMES Adam {740)628·2750 _.JI L,.'o_H_Il.P_W_A_NTED _ For Lea•e ..................................................... 490 ·' or used Charlene Hoeflich, 740·992-5292 r!740)992~: SAL!: l~.oli1.0_H_E_I.I'·\·\',\·N·m·D·r 1.,11·0-".E·IJ'·'·",\·N·~·E'.IJ• ~.ol'.'o_IIELr __w_ANTED __ r 4x4'8 For Silo .............................................. 725 Announeamant ............................................ 030 Antlqutt ............. ........................ ........ .......... 530 Apartmenttlor Rent·......................... .......... 440 Auction and Flea Market ....................... .. .... 080 Auto Parto 1 Accaseorlas .......................... 760 Auto Rapalr ............................................. ,....no Autoolor Slle ................................... ...........710 Botta & Motors lor Sate .-............ ..... ...... .. .. 750 Building Suppllaa ........................................ 550 Buetnott and Bulldlnga ............................. 340 Butln- OpportunHy .................................210 llllalneu Training ..................................... :.140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 790 Carda of Thankt ......... ............... ...... ...... ...... OIO Chiid/Eidarly Care .................... :.................. 190 Elactrlcai/Relrlgeration ............................... 640 Equipment for Renl. ....-............................... 490 E•cavatlng ..................~ ................................ 830 Form Equlpment ................-............ ............. 610 Forma lor Rant ............................................. 430 Forma lor Salo .................................. .:......... 330 P•••••••••••••••-~•-•••••••••••• ... 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"Draft actions" are written statements of the to \\\.(1 1 \1 I \ tl \I..., Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads (. ...m Borders $3.00/per ad E!,ii4 Graphics 50¢ for small SI .00 for large Display Ads "r;,.....;.;..;LFalT_OUND_AN_D_ _, 2842 (formerly leases, variancea, or known as the environcertificates; and the mental board of IQ WRITE AN A0 Successful Ads Should These Items To fourth street, room 222, Columbus, Ohio 43215. a copy of the appeal must be served on the director wHhln 3 days attar filing the appeal wHh the ERAC final approvil o1 plana and specifications Tupper Plains/Chaster Weier District 39561 Bar 30 Road Rtadevllla, Oh action data : 1110112007 facility description : Community water system tdenllflcatlon no: 470529thlo final action not preceded by proposed action and Ia appealable to ERAC detail plans lor PWS ld: 5300612 plan no: 470529 regarding phasa vi waterline Websites: www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentrnel.com www.mydailyregister.com OeariiJirM Word Ads For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! called to all • of the requirements co,.. talned In this packet, particularly to the In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place l\egt~ter m:rthune Sentinel Your Ad, {740) 446-2342 {740) 992.;.2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TO.d ay... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992-2157 KS. NOTICE TO CONTRAC· TORS Sealed proposals lor the Tuppers Plains The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 m:rthune - Sentinel - OHSAA Tournaments DAYTON (AP) - State semifinal patrings for the girls state high sct\ool IIOIIeyball tournament at Wrtght State UntversttY BY GARY CLARK www.mydailysentinel.com - ---- ----~-- ---·-· Appalachian Ttre Products a company that has been 1n business for over 60 years has an eKCellent opporlumty for the nght IndiVIdual We are seek tng a store manage to oversea our Pt. Pleasant location. The n~ht candt· date will have strong leadership skills, ability to butld & ma tnlatn a strong team whtle betng dnven to provtde outstanding customer serv1ce We prov tde a compelitiVe salary along w1tll a benefit package including mater medtcal 1nsurance. 401 K w/profil shanng plan patd va catton. If tl'ltere sted please send resume to Appalachian Tt re Products Atte ntton Greg Stover, 2907 4th Ave nue . Charleston, WV 25312 Help Wanted- Heating & Air T h ·~-"ad N8 11 ld 1 · ec 8 ~ onw e B d l ledo all ce eco me a ua r Y rII11ed H 1 A r & Rafn' ea mg. 1· ::~ ... h 1 lh 30 d ays •ec IS ess an F 1 Ad 1 an d J b 1nanc1a Placement ass 1st ance avatl· ° able Travel, Meals & Hou;;tng also \provtded dur· mg Training Call Now : Men-Sun 800-341·2571 Honie Health Care of SEO IS currently accepting appltcaIIOns lor LPN's Fullttme part t1me per diem. Competitive wages 1·866-368·1 , 00 toll free Overbrook Center Located @ 333 l'ane St., Middleport. • Ohio IS pleased to Announce we will be holdtnn • an STNA Class, scheduled tor November. hours Will be Hl\1 1 "' 1\ 11 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;; HOM!:'> r'o mRSAt.E o down payment 4 bed· rooms Large yard Covered deck. Attached garage 740367-7129 2 story Home w/Rtver lot. 3br, 2ba, 2 car garage 304· 675-7285 Bam-4 30pm U you ere mterested in JOtnmg our fnendly and dedtcaled staff. 3 bdr , 1 ba , Ranch m please slop by our front Syracuse Oil carport plus 1 off1ce Mon -Fri , 9am-5pm car garage & shed, 740·992· and fill oul an applicatton, 3141 or (740}442-1281 full lime and part time post· !tons avrulable lo those qual· ifted Individuals completing the class. applicant must be dependable {attendance 1s a mu st) team players with pos· 1t1ve anitudes to JOtn us 1n 3BR, 2BA, 1800 sq It prOVtdtng outstandtng, quail· remodeled Ranch on 1 acre ty care to our residents mil 1n City. New kit wf pantry If you have any questions & laundry rm Huge master con tact Mollie Bumgarner. su tle wl FP & prtvate LPN. staff development entrance DR LA w/ gas FP/ coo rdin ator (740)992·6472 A.Hached carport 2 car Overbrook Center IS an E O.E and a parttctpant of ~=-~~----, garage & pnvacy fence Nat gas. Heat pump & C/A. Exc. the Drug Free Workplace SCH(XiLs Cond. Ready to move 1n. Program • INsTRUCTION $98 500 neg 740-645·875 1 Potnt Pleasant Oenttst offtce Gallipolis Career College needtng Pari-time (Carears Close To Home) AecepttonisV Ass istant, Call Today! 740-446-4367, Willing to tra1n. Computer, 1·800·214·0452 phone & customer skills are ..,_ Q!'ll•pohscareereoftege com necessary Pteasa send Ac:w"d1tad Mambe• Accredil111g resume to. Dental Otftce councrl 1o1 lndOpendl)m Coleges 3984 tndtan Creek Ad and Schools 1214B 5BR 2BA brtck style ranch Elkview, WV 2507 t -~!Ill WANTED on 36 acres at 452 Co~ Ad , 1150 AVONI All Areas' To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears, 304· 675-1429. POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg. Pay $20/h r or $57K annually Including Federal Benefits and OT,Paid Tratmng, Mach'"''' and Welders. FT PT Less than 4 yrs expenence Vacations- 1 1-866-542- t531 need no' Apply Ambrosia Machlne Inc 304·675-1722 ____u_s_w_A_ _ _ Mon-Fti 730·400 The Ohio Vall""' Publlshmg _, Co 1s seektng a Spor ts 'lag'c vea rs Day Care Writer to add lo its stafl. cov· r. •· Cerllrted Occupati onal Center Inc., IS now taktng enng local athletiC events Therapy, AsSIStant (CQTA) applt cattons for a l ull tlmr:;e poSIIton IS a tull·time, 40 Full time PostiiOn Sub stttute Please apply hours a week Wtth a benetits 1 year expen ence 1n l TC person or send resume 1 and 401k plan avatlabl e sentng preferred 20 1 Ht". n Sl Pt Pl easont. Newspap er page lauout " ' 'Every ltfe we touch WV 25550 skill s are desired but not Must be 1n a poslltve watl" necessary Must be Wllltng to We offer Mtddloton Estates IS accept- learn and be people fnend ly Top Pay Ing appilca!IOns tor Dtrect Send resumes to Kevin Patd Holtdays Care Statf and LPN' s II you Kelly, Managtng Editor. Ohto Vacallon would ltke to take advantage Va lley Pubhshtng Co., 625 401K ol ttus opp ort!Jntty, you may Thtrd Ave , Gallipolis, Oh Otrect resumes/inqutnes to· app l ~ al 8204 Carla Dr 45631 Amanda Hill. Gslttpolis. Ohto, Mon da y Rehab Manag9r Wanted someone 2417 to s1t through FndCiy, 8am-4pm 311 Buckndg e Ad , w1th Elderly Aunt, must have An equal opportumty eMp , & be able to llfl 100 lbs 81dwell, Oh10 employer F/M/ON a ht ll @scemchtll sn~rsing com 304-675-1 846 ' Ph 740-446-7 150 www vrablehealthcare com Now acceptn:IQ appltcattons lor Bar Manager. exp Courts1de Bar & GnU now requt red Send resumes to seeking hne cook and dt&h· PO BOK 303, Gallipolis, Oil washer Musl be htghly mot1· 45631 Atln Mike vated and hard worktng Call 44 1·9371 1o set up an 1nter TRUCK .DRIVER NEEDED vtew or stop by at 308 2nd Henderson WV Based Ave to ft ll ou t an appllcallon COL License & 2yrs ' ., Food Ser vice Workers PfT dishwa sher, PfT on call caterers Apply 1n person at URG cafe tena 740 245· 5660 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wtnl 1-888·582-3345 Expenonce MVA Requtred. Call (304)675-7 434 Sell Avon , make 50° o Call 446-3358 · = All realeatata advertising In thla newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It Illegal to advertise any preferltnce, hmltaUon or dfac rlmlnatlon based on race, color, religion , sex filmlhal status or national origin, or any Intention to make any s uch pt"eference, limitation or discrimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertisements for real estate wlllch lain violation of the law Our readers era htreby informed that all dwellings advertised in this nawapaper are available on an equal opportunity bases. Cozy home close to new Metgs Elementary' 3 BA, 1 bath. ultllty room , large k1t chen/dtn1ng room. Covered · pa!IO With Anderson atnum door out to patio ott of dtntng room. 2 out butldtngs plus extra outSide storage attached to home All on a level lot on Happy Hollow Rd near New Ltma Ad m Hutchinson SubdiVISIOn (Not 1n flood zone) Great v1ew ol open held and deer Asktng 69,500 Call 742·1011 For sale by owner. 3BR Ranch, 1 \.ath, Family Room, Stov~/Fridge. WID mcluded Asktng $70,000 Call740 · 70~9~ 63::3:: 9_ __ Middleport, 1n town out of flood platn 8 rooms. 2 1/2 baths. 2 garages, 2 fireplaces, 2 lots. plenty ot stor age. (740)992-4197 tl -;;::=:;;::===::::; r10 BUSI~ 1!1 Q•~Rl' ~ffl1' n v v" •NOTi Ct:• OH . 10 VALLEY PUBLISH1NG CO recommends that you do business w1th peopl e you know. and NOT to send money through the mat I until you have 1nvestlgated the offenng HOP ' CLASSIFIEDS :::::._~:.:.______ Attention I Local company otfermg "NO DOWN PAYMENT' programs Ior you to buy )'Our horne 1nsI ea d oI renImg oo 1 · ' t % manctng • L th rt t edt ass an pe ec cr 1 accepted ' Payment co uld be lhe same as rent Mortgage Loca tors . <74 0}367· 0000 HouSB tor sale m Rac1ne area Approx 4 acres. all prolesstonally landscaped Ranch style house w1th 4 bedrooms. ilvtng room. dtn· tng room, kitchen. large tam tly room, central atr, gas heat and 1 faeplace Addillon ot a large Ftortda room com· pletely ced ar opens onto pat1o & pool area Heated 1n ground pool enclosed by pn· vacy fencmg and landscaped Fmmhed 2 car garage al1ached to hmtse and fintshetl & heated 3 car garage unattached Excellent condttton ready to move 1n $255.000 00. Call (740)949·22 17 Approx 2 acres wf existing 28)";60 house foundatton Also 24x40 ftntshed garage Has water, alec 7 sewer Located in centenary on Herman Rd . Asktng $55,000 Please call 740-208 -6704 Green Acres (10), Farm Livin' Fresh Air, 3 miles !rom New Haven. WV $34,500 304-n3·5881 IH\1\I"i HousEl> IURRE!Vf 1 2BR WOSR $400/mo. $400 dep 88 Gartteld. Hud ok 1 3BR 2BA doublewide, $575/mo $575 dep 172 112 Chatham Ave Hud ok. 740· 446-2515 2 bd House m Mason. Covered Carport , Kllchen fu rniShed Gas heat, No Pets $375 per mo Dep Req 304·675-7783 2 bedroom house 1n Pt.Pieasant, very clean and mce No Pets, 304-675-1386 2 story house w1th 2BR 1 bath, New carpet 1n bDth bedrooms and large livtng room, new r e fr~ ge rator, large dry spactous basement (could be used as xtra BA or FA) No Pel!?, can see at 1638 Chatham Ave . Gallipolis. {740)446·4234 or (740)208-786 1 2BR's. 122 Lower Garfteld GallipoliS Deposit requtrad 740-446-1258 3 bedroom House available Now lhru May $475 rent $300 depoSit, ref req 740 441-7193 or 740-339·97 t 3 3 Bedroom House m Syracuse $500/month + depos1t No Pets (304}67 5· 5332 weekends 740·59 10265 New home m Gallipolis 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath home on 2BR . 2BA, 3 acres MIL n1ce level tot $475 month $82 500 Call 740-446-7029 (740)446·7101 ask for Tammie Ntee 3BR, newly remodeled New WH & Furn CIA 3 br house in Middleport. all Appltance mcluded Across electnc, $425 plus $425 from V1nton Elem. $65,000 depostt. No Pets. (740)992740-245-5555 or 441-5105 6068 R·acinolranch home 1500. sq. fl .. 3/2, seller ass1sted ftnanctng, (740)4 16·3977 , 740-222·5570 WALKING DISTAN CE TO RIO GRANDE COLLE GE 1600aq fl .. all electric, heat Crown Ctty. Ohto Basemen1. pump & wood burner. <IBR , . To Do FR. OR. K1tchen has fndge. full stz e base ment , 2 ca r Georna's Portable Sawmill , range' oven. dtsp & dtsh- garage 1740) 44 1-9510 dont haul your Logs to the washer Basement has FP Mill just call 304-675-1957 and 9ft r:e tltngs with 2x6 studs Heat pump 2 car attached garage. new fencGu tter Player looktng to star~ tng , extra bldgs Brtnks an ortginal Rock Band IF Security System back deck. tn lerested call. 740·985· Fpr sale by owner Call lor 4416. afler500P.M Appl740 256 6075or 740262 _11 23 ;,;ACREA Lurisioi~i i;E-- L-------_.1 1320 Momu: HoMK"i 3BR, 1 1/2 BA, 2 car gmage wl lenced yard in tamtly on· ented netghborhood, 5 mtles lrom town Would consider rentmg partiall y furmshed wtth utth\IBS to constructiOn workers on a week lo we ek basts Avatl. Dec.1 Call740· 446-8731 - - -- - - - 3BA I bath. 2-story older tarm house on SR 554 Btdweii/AV schools FOR SAl f' $575/mo plus sec dep Pets d 15 lbs 1$575 pol un er w 2000 14,x70. 3BR. 2BA Lots deposit Available 1O· 13-07 o1 up grados . on I enled lol Ca11 446.3644 1or app Itca34 Ktaus·Beck Ad lion Gallipolis 3 miles fro m - -- - - - - 3BR IBA, laundry room , 65 Galltpolts off SR 588 446 Mtll Cr eek. No pets 740· 8935 Price red uced 446·9523 or 446·1 443 2000 Fleetwood (Wtnd gate) 4 Bd Home Apple Grove 14x70 3br . 2 bathrooms. Ohio $400 wtlh dep No linoleum floors. new bath pets Aftel 6 00 ca ll 740rooms. good con dtiiOil 698·5002 51 4.000 co calls alter 9pm please 304·675·3927 4 rooms and balh. stove and ~=_:::_::_::_::.::_::___ tndge. 52 Olive, Galllpotts Ne111 3 Bedroom homes from No Pets $395/mo 446·3945 $2 14 36per month, Includes many upgrades, deltver y & 5 Room House tn Rto set up (740) 385·2434 Grande area Reterences. No tnstde Pets 304·675· 7624 OWNER FINANCING Ntce 312 stnglewtdes Attention! From $1 ,800 down Local compa11y offenng "NO DOWN PAYMENr pro· payment Ad am (7 40) 828-2750 grams tor you to buy your home instead of rcnlmg • 1OOD~o llflanctng • Less than pertect credtt · [350 I .on; & aCcepted ACUt'AC;E • Payment could be the ;ame as tent 2 grave lotS 1n Cnrlslus Mortgage Locators Gardens Ohto Va lley (740)367·po00 Memory Gardens. (740) 44 6- ' - - ' - - - ' - - - - 4383 day. i740)256·6637 Beautiful 38R hOuse in th e evemng country New apphances en d carpet Freshly patnted and MOBILE HOME LOT FOR decorated CIA WID · utility RENT 1031 Georges Creek room $500fmonth 614·595· Ad 441 1 I 11 7773 or 800-798-4686 �Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Wednesday, November 7, 2007 www.mydailysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS • ALLEYOOP lo For rent. Three badrdom, one balh, eat-in kitchen, separate laundry room. anached garage, and fenced yard near Pt. Pleasant. 1 and 2 bedroom apartEllm View _ ments. furnished and unfurnlshed. and houses in Apartments Pomeroy and Middleport , security deposit required, no ·~& 3 bedroom apartments @95/mlh. plus deposit. Call pets. 740-992-22 18 • Central heat & AJC 504.531 .1 197 •Washer/dryer hookup • All electric- averaging $50·S60/month :________ _ 1 BR Ap f in Spring valley. WID Hookups. (7 40)3390362 ·:::::______ _ 2 bedrooms. living room , k ~che n, 1 bath, apartment have central air. Furnished with couch, cha1rs , washer, dryer, stove, microwave, beds. ,dinning tabl e and chairs $400 deposit. $450 a month call 304-862·2523 leave a message and numbar if not at home ,House for rent In Pomeroy. 4 -Bd Rm 2 bath al·r central · ·• · · ~eat. $525 per month. 740.sg1•3486 _ Off SA 141, 3BR , 2BA. appliances. basement, 1 car garage , $500/mo plus e1opos1t. (614)226-0859 MOBILE HOMI-li FOR REr•rr 141170 2 br. mobile home, $300, $250 deposit, total ~lectr ic, No Pets. (740 )742 . 2714 ::.::__:__::_:_:__::_:_ _ _ 2 BR Apt. 132 State Street Gallipolis. Ohio Call 740256-67 10 ' rooms & bath, range & 6 2 or 3 bedroom available. fridge fu rnished. Very Clean, Water & trash included. No in town. Call 441_0596 pets. 740-44 1-7033 Apartment lor rent, 1-2 ~--280 rm .;tlud app. homes Bdrm., remodeled, new carrent & deposit required. 740· pel , stove & frig ., water, 992-5639. sewer, trash pd. Middleport. all $425.00 No pels Ret. 3br Mobile Home Appliances furnished , requ1red. 740-843-5264 . including Washer & Dryer Apt. for rent! 3 Bd.,1 bath. In 304·593-4496 Racine. $725 all utilities pd.. . .Mobile Home Lots for Rent end two • two bedrooms tor Rent and one • ttvee bedrooms for Rent. $200 Deposit. Call 247-2099 or leave message. · Apt. for Rent. No Pets. 740992-5858. ~ountry SeHing located In ' - - - - - - - Aah1on WV, close to Beautiful Aptl. at Jackson Ashton Elementary 304· Estates. 52 WeStwood fi7&.2942 Drive. from $365 10 $560 . Equal 'frailer for rent , 3BR, 2 SA. 740-446-2568. ball367-7762 or 446-4060 Housing Opportunity.' This institution is an Equal Al\\lllMENIS Opportunity Provider and RHl REN'r Employer Close to college, 28R W/0 ,~1) upstairs apartment fur- hookup, stove, fridge furnished, 2br. (1) downstai rs ni shed. 740 -44t -3702 or apartment, furnished, 1br. In 740·286-5789 New Ha,en NO PETS 304- :________ _ 882 _2326 or 304 .882. 2793 CONVENIENTLY LOCAl· ED & AFFORDABLE! 1 & 2 Bedroom Apanments Townhouse apartments, for Rent. Meigs County, In and'or small houses · FOR town. ' No Pets. "oeposit Fl:ENT. Call (740)441-1111 Required, (740)992-5174 or lorapplication&intormatlon. (740i441-0110. Ellm View Large 2BA upstairs apt. Large co'ered dad<, close to · Apartments hospital, also 1BR. apts. Ret. • 2, 3 bedroom apartments & dep. required. 740-446- •Central heat & A/C .. 2957 •Washer/dryer hookup •Tenant pays electric r Card of Thanks THANK llQU ...- I ' For Gifts, Cards and Visits on my 90th BI"rthday -Celebration God Bless. Love Margaret Andrews ~======= - In it In In Loving Memory Memory Of My r the Lord took you home. There's not a day that goes by that I don' t think about you. I will always love you. __. 0 I r•o ACROSS Phillip I 10 1986 Toy ota P1ckup 4114, lrll!~--H~ o·M·E--., $1495; 1997 . Chevy Cavalier. $2500. Many more ~-biiiiiiPRiiiiOiiVEMENiiiiiioiii'.... S great deals. KC Auto . ., 1740i446-6 172 BASEMENT WATERPROOfiNG COOK MOTORS 328 Unconditional lifetime guar· Jackson Pike. Chev, Dodge. antee. Local referen ces fu rFord. GMC Full Size Trucks. nished . Established 1975. 5·10, Ranger. Focus, C'all 24 Hrs (740) 446,Stratus, Cavalier, lesabre, 0870 , Roge rs Basement Impala, Grand-Am and Waterproofing. other: Compare quality and price with warranty. 740- -W-a-nt-ed - ,- - - - - 446·0103 Alder I Wise Concrete Owner- Ri ck Wise r ., FO~R~c:!... 1 -,J L.~----....,..-Commercial buiJding "For Renr 1800 square feet. off stree1 Parking. Great localionl 749 Third Avenue In Gallipolis. Rent $300/mo. Call Wayne (404)456-3802 423 Second Avenue , Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . (_7_4__:01_446-_4_38_3_ _ _ _ Retail Space Appx 1.400 sq. ft , for rent/lease. 4th Street Point Pleasant WV 304675·3788 -------Have 2 Bell Pertect Mason 1/2 Pint Green Jars. Excellent $255.; Also Have 5 . Tubes of BB's Marked 'Wincheste~. Very Colorlul $75.00. 740-533-3870 IBM Comp. w/windows 95 $75. Punch bowl and cup set from Topes $50. Pressure canner $30. Skiers Edge & Nordic Tracl< abs $ 60. 3670638 or 208·0134 Rep&ired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call Ron E,_ns, 1· 800-537 ·9528. - - - -- - - NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar For Concrete, Angle, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains. Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, &am-4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. (740)446-7300 Stop & Compare space II~Ttil>AY MY month .. --- ..;:-.\ r- IS OUT Of GuHering (()~- / Seam!ess Gutlers Roofing. Siding. Gutte rs -~--,-~--­ Insured & Bonded 740-653-9657 fAStiiON. 90 Chevy Suburban , 350 V8, Auto. AC, Custom Interior, 304-675-5646 4pm-8pm BARGAINS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS BARNEY Hardwood Mlnetry And Fui'IWCIIN www.-benreeUablnlltl'y.cDill Harrah's Cherokee Club Caves -. Heal wave, bleed in purple, direct hit, Sin City & BroaciJand: Reg Angus BuMs- Prime cut, 878 lead on. foresight. In focus, new level & band· 0699 .. Australian Shepherd Pups. (7401245-5984, (740i6454833 & Tanger Outlet Construction • VInyl Siding • Replacement Windows • Roofing for Christmas Shopping RHl sALE ~------_.1 01 Hyundai Accent Hatchback. 5 speed trans, 65,3 10 miles, good condi· lion. needs catalytic corwerter. Asking $3200. Call 74070g.ro 39 . -------01 Red Neon, 4 cyl, AJC, 90,000 miles, automatic. $2600 OBO. 740~256·1652 or 256-1233 -------05 Chrysler 300 limited 36000 mi, MC, leather heat&d seats, 1 owner, garage Pole Barns 30x50x1 0 kept, loaded. 92 Lumina. $6,495 Free Delivery A/C, Cruise, tilt . all power, i9371718-1471 125,000 mi. 245-50 t 7 IN A MINUTE ' !! THE BORN LOSER ,.-t t:l(.C.II>E-1> TO 1<\1'-K£ f-1.11'\ 1\""' ,.-.,_H-\t>-T'!l TI-\1\T f>..LL l>.l!lOUT ? •Garages o Pole Buildings ~I L£1'-lT PAATI'l€:~! • Room Additions Owner: - ~ JamesKee-11 742·2332 Cherokee, North Carolina Chartered Coach • \\\ f'OI < I \ I Il l\ Auros 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 •Decks Mall SNUFF'('S FOUND YORE BUTTER AN' EGG MONEY, LOWEEZY !! HURRY AN' YOU CAN KETCH HIM REDHANDED!! Hill 's Sel f Stor·age J&L WHATA DEAl!! Transportation 12% All Stock Feed $10.50/100 Sunday, December 2, 2007 $11)5/person (double occupancy) $250/person (single occupancy) Staying at Hampton Inn Gladly accept cash, check, FINE! SWALLOW tT. TtiEN~ JtJ!>T G.ET IT bNIIIK 1 · fiR R<'..H! OllT OF YOU~R~~~t; KA,Cc.K .. _ Please .m ake all checks &MI'\P! -- payable to PVH Foundation Af'V'l._, ' LIMITED SPACES! To make reservations please call PVH Community Stanley Tree· (304) Trimming Relations, Ext. 675-4340, 1492 & Removal and Quality Work I Plumbing Roollng& Outler~ PEANUTS U· VInYl Siding A Ptlntlng P..lo •nd Poroh Dtckt 0311725 WELL, YOU wv References Available! V. C Cal_l Gary Stanley @ REACH 3COUNTIES 5~00LDNrT ~AVE YOUNG Ill 740~ 742-2293 I' ' I• " !II I ., I' I> ' .. , I I 'I' CLOSED YOUR E'I'E5 .. ~ ' ! 1; ht' I '1 'Ill"',. Ji'n-.tt_,,, W,l, j~.- I (to..-~ J j ~l ~~'I!JI/u.. L----------------------"u~~~~~~~~~---------------" .£( llJlJJL~- ! ~~ """"''IY".:JJII~~ ..... l COW and BOY remaining Hems from the Hrlhur Slusher estate from Pomeroy, Ohio le the lluctlon Center to he sold. 3 pc. maple BR suite. blue Queen Ann chair, J pc. oak cpffee table & end tabl es, lable & 6 chairs, metal desk. me tal tabl e & 2 chairs. drying rack , swing on steel frame, prim. wood tool carrier, wheat cradle, 2 Tonka Fire trucks, lunch bo>es, popcorn popp er, Griswald tobacco cutter, wooden bucket. butter molds, stirrups, bee smoker. goat yoke, draw knife, rug beaters, old set of scales , lg . iron keule. cast tron 3 fool keule, tea keule . #8 dinner bell. laundry s1ove. NYC RR l antern , carb ite l amps. early basket, w agon lamp, oil lamps. Place Your Paid Cla~~ified Ad In Wedne~day's Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Re~i~ter or Dally Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Marketplace! Slone jars. sev. Elt:ctrit: clocks, fruit jars, coal bucket, on e man saw, scv. crossc ut & h"and saws, hand tool s, I g. wooden plane co llection. nail kegs , old jacks, C cl amp s, blacksmith tools, Rugby dolt , 2 Blacksmith tubs. wooden ladders, cable, sev. come alongs, handles, icc. or check wilD . M ust ha ve hank unl e"~ known 10 Auction leucr of credir Company Free Eattmatea 740·367·0536 GARFIELD Manlay"'a . ... .........".,.. ., .._. ....... .............. Recycling ~~. l'M CUffiNG I:"'WN II 140-112-aM i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . li:tllll llllnllllt.M•11•• I ON C'ONUT!l r 0 0 • GRIZZWELLS Very large amount of antique too ls. YoU~ ~Itt" 1! · ~~ 1' 1\AD ~oF:"' ,..------ ~~ ~allipolis Jlail~ ~riiD!nr 140446-1341 imnt Jlrasant Rr~i~rr wwuydailylrib!Wom · ~ww.myd~lyreg~ter.com J04~i~·lJJJ The Dailv Sentinel 740-991-ms www.mvdailvienlinelxom • • SOWE SHOULD ALL .xJST GET ACOAL· ( POWERED PRIUS? 740·367·0544 ICIIflrCin•Pr-.J AUCTIONEERS NOTE; THE MO~E WE ELIMINATE THESE POLWTANTS WITHOUT SLOWING OU~ CAI1BON OUTPUT, THE WARMER OUII PLANET'S Gdi~G TO GET. Local Contractor ClbiJIIC IIIINirlln ...... w/kuuer. hay forks and much more. RICK PEARSON AUCTiON CO. #66 304-173-5447 OR 3()4·173-5785 Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Eleclric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions PIYIIIITIPPIICIS .. tongs, vises, com planter, tobacco setter, axe' s, old picks. grinding whee l & seat, sm. :lnvil AUCTION CONOUC1ED BV ASH A~O POLLUTANTS FROM FOSSIL FUELS MIX WITH CLOUDS AND BLOCK THE SUNLIGHT TO OUR PLAN~ CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION it the Huctlon Center an Rt. mason, WU. Due to lack of parking we IIGued the large collection of tools 6 WIS'RIS OUT OF 170NUf5 vine 48 Bikes' cousins 51 Uke always 55 Black-and· hem Donul yellow bird 26 Cake ¥ K 3 tK QJI0 7 6 5 4 • J 9 2 Use a crow"out" bar 3 KLM rival 28 Very angry 30 Oecompose 4 Web-footer! 31 Vic1orian, mammal e.g. 5 Get ac32 Col_dly quainlerl 33 Licorice !Ia· 6 Sidler! past 7 Bellow VOl 35 Beret 8 Springy 37 Golf coup 9 Tarboosh 38 Drawback 10 Sporty truck 39 One, IO 11 Esoorted ' Helmul 13 Desk 40 Small fry compart41 H111dtop ment 42 Doclrine 19 Part man, West North ahernatlve 5t Pass Pass Pass ¥ 6 With two plays, make the only one Often al lhe bridge lable you will be faced with an either-or predicament. Maybe you are undecided whel her lo win a trick or lo duck it. II you consider bolh options, yoo will probably realize which is lhe co rrect play - or that it does nol matter what you do. At rarer limes, lhoogh, you seem 10 have lwo choices, but only one will be correct. You ara South, lhe declarer in live dia.monds after East opened wilh a weak lwo-bid, showing a decent six-card suil and !HO high·card poinls. West leads his hearl six. Plan the play. AI first glance, ·you have only two losers: lhe r8d-suil aces. But if East is reliable, West must have slarled wilh a singlelon heart. So the defense is presumably going to start with a heart to lhe ace and a heart ruff. And since il is unlikely West will have lo ruff with a singleton diamond ace, lhat woold resull in your conlract being defeated. Is there any hope? Yes, Wyou smoothly drop your heart king under East's ace. Whal will Easllhlnk? · Thai you slarted wilh a singleton heart, not his partner. II he draws that conclusion, he will sure· ly shift to the spade jack. Then you win with your ace and play a lrump (II East had the ace, ha would have opened one heart). You ruff West's spade king, draw the last trump, and run tha clubs, discarding your second heart on lhe tlttrd one. (And .casl a glance loward Easl wh~n you pitch that hearl.j ·AstroGraph ceiver 22 Marbles 24 Fly 25 Garage squirter 26 Tot's wheels 27 Ndtch shapes 28 Sketch 29 Did a salon job 34 Tree36 Intending_ 42 Mini-map 43 lnnsbruck lOCale 45 Run in .. 47 Mouse cousin 48 Unruly crowd 49 Sierra Madre goltt 50 Jewelry · item 52 Deiry sound 53 Hi.fi component 54 Caustic substance · CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cel&brry Cr~er cryplograms rwe crnaled from (JJCtatOns ti~ famouspeop'e. past an:! p-esen1 · Eact1 1etter 1n thecp!ler Slands lOr a~::tiW Today's clue: Ysquels z "CII ALX WTAR HD FNDUDXRR HTA ALX NOAH LXCJA PCOFNOU . " VLNBL ALX CDU VHJIU C PCD VHJFR ALHTSLAR • CIGXJA HE RBLVXNAYXJ PREVIOUS SOLUTION~ " Polit~s. rt seems to me, for ... too long has been concerned with tighl or left inslead ol tighl or wrong.' - Richard Armour • 'liJur <tllrthdltY: Thured•Y. Nov. 8, 2007 By Bernice Bede Oaol You mav not be e~~:pecti n g any easy victories in the year ahead, and this actually could work to your -advantage. You'll get fu rther faster, because you'll be willing to - work hard without asking for breaks or e~~:pecling easy routes. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22} Whimsical objectives that have had no re turns may be replaced wiJh new goats. You'll realize hopes and expectations must be predicated upon realistic !actors. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.. 21) Ambitious goals can be gratified during this time lrame, provided you have both the patience and endurance to withstand any obstacles that stand in the way. CAPR ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - If you thin·k about It, a new development in which you get involved could be very similar to one you previously handled successlully. Follow th e same script you used before AQUAR IUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - You're apt to be more adroit than ever at handling arrangements that could be quite me8ninglul to you linancially. Just make sure that you are the one who calls all the shots. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) - In making an unselfish decision that is likely to be more beneficial to someone else th an to you, y~u'll place yourself in th e position to receive many calls to partner on other opportunities. ARIES (March 21 -April 19) - Your past performances may be called into scrutiny in order to evaluate whether or not you're equipped to handle a present job ol some substance. The appraisal couk! be impressive. . TAURU S (April 20-May 20) - The very person who co uld help you in a maner ol some Importance may be found . among your social acquaintances. Don't hesitate to contact this person lor his or her assistance. GEMINI ~May 21-June 20) - Before you get invotved in another large endeavor, it is important that you finish what you already have on the table. Once cleared up, you can concentrate totally on your new goal. ' CANCER (June 21-July 22) - A social relationship can be established when you ere reintroduced to• someone under differenl circumstances from when you met belore. You'll see a different person In each other. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You shOu ld be able to make lmpro11ements in ways that could bring in some larger paychecks for you down the line. 11 may not be Impressive initiaHy, but it should grow steadily in time. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept . 22) - If you are displeased with your life at the moment, today may offer you a way to make a chanQe that will be more gratifying end rewa rd in ~ . Follow where events lead. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0CI. 23) -A change in conditions could have a significant effect upon tho1le linanclal affairs that haven't been doing too well for you lately. You'll know what to do when things start to move. SOUP TO NUTZ tem 27 Relax, with East neutral part machine 1 Kind of sys- 20 Image re· Ching" South • A South • BIG NATE credit cards and money orders o Auction S'UIT ship 14 Erase 15 HaH·ohell tory 46 Climbing choice t$11:1 4 3 Opening lead ; per 44 Rummy vic· 17 Airport info 56 Dismal 18 Loop lrains 57 Infant' s 19 Teelh-<:hat· wear 1ering sound 58 Get hitched 21 Gob of bubquick blegum 23 " - Te DOWN 2¥ for $90 Love, Coke Auction Puzzle 43 First-down yardage 1 - salts 6 Good look 12 Ready 10 16 Dealer. East Vulnerable: Neither 200 I Ford Ranger 4x2, XLT, Air Condition $5,000 304· 675-5906 Casino r10 , 140·992·1671 in this Friday, November 30, 2007 to JET AERATION MOToRs Remodeling .Advertise !rom home using a compul· er. Up to $500.00 to PT/FT 1989 Chevro let Suburban $1 ,500 00 454 motor. tuel injection, www.Homelncom e4-U.com www.slaterunangus.com, (740)286·5395 II~ .. 10 7 5 2 MONTY • New Ho11'es 1:5 yrs. Exp. Free Estimate5 S L---FOI{iiiirliAoiiL-E- , . J 1994 Chevy 1500 PU. Auto, PJC. 54500 OBO. Call 740446·931 5 • Complete CIISlllm• 740-992-5929 740-416-1698 ~rilil5!'""-~----, 29 Serious People to Work TRUCK..'\ 400 trans. 410 a11le ration. r--;;;-::-=-;---;--:--:-:;-, very clean, inside like new. This truck was built to Tow. on Loaded 304 -675-5934 SAVINGS 'Garages North lt-07-o7 " 9 6 2 • J 8 72 • 9 8 "' A K Q 6 · East West • J 10 8 •KQ 7 54 3 .. 6 " A Q tO 9 54 t A 2 • 3 RIIERT IISSEll All type s of concrere r Office space, utilities paid , Its ' been a long lonely year since r -RHI~AU 92 Dodge Spirit 83000 01 Dodge Durango. Heated miles, ' good cond, minor le.ather Seats. 4WD, dark repairs needed. 4500 080. ~ue . 99000 mi $7500 OBO. 446-7820 740-992-3639 aves only. 95 vw Jetta t 92,000 miles. r • MOTORCYanl A/C, 40R, Auto, Exc. Cond. L~...i4i.WiiiHiiEiiUl!S Eiiii--_.l$1500 OBO 740 - ~ 367.0596 2006 Honda Gold Wing AKC Golden Retrie~Jer pups $4,000 in accesso ries. Paid 2 males 16wks, Shots & 99 Monte Carl o, $2500; $24 ,000 new--$ 19,600. Call wormed, $300 304-273- 1997 Chevy Blazer, has 740-367-7129. 2066 or 304-48 1-0208 small dent in tender, $2 100; ' I J{\ II I ' 1997 Dodge Str8tus. $1 995; tit Husband Bobby E. Dill Swim Spas Arrived! Save $:$$Tiki Tubs Hot Tub Outlet Closeouts available. Ashland, KY 606-929-5655 Monahan Furniture. New trash Sofa&love Seat $400. (304)882·3017 Queen size flippable pillow top only $429 _95 _202 Clan.. • Chapel Rd. Bidwell, Oh ),( AKC lab puppies 5. 45614 . 740 _388- 0173 _ M:F Choc, 2 Black, 12 weeks old, wormed & Shots $200 9_4 Sat 9.3 each 304 -675-18S4 - -- - - -- - Whirlpool bath tub w/ 10 jets Furnished upstairs 3 rooms $300, 6 ft vanity .$250, 1 CKC Reg. Min. DachShund arld bath. Clean, no pets, . commode $40, Mayt::1g dish- pups a 1/2wKs old, wormed. deposit req. 740-446-1519 washer $200 , All in new shots&dew claws removed. cond. Priced to sell. call441 - 1 red M $275. 1 red F small Gracious living 1 and 2 9162 s3oo. 1 red f small white Bedroom A.pts. at Village i!;::;;------~ mark on chest. white d.iaMa~or and Rill9rside Apls. in Al\'n mond on torehead,- dark Middleport. from $327 to L~----•QUfS_ ~ spots on tJack& si des $3SO $592. 74o-992·5064. Equal ...., 740-388·9824 Housing Opportunity. 4.5" Round Oak Dinner Table on Pedestal. washstand Min Pin pups. 1 blkltan F 14 Immaculate 1 bedroom wks.1 blk/tan M&F, 1 red F complete with towel bar. apartment New ca rpet · & ready 11 124 $300/ea ch. Call $500 for both or $300 each. cabinets, f reshly painted & 740-388-8124.No relay calls decorated, W/0 hookup Call (Z40)441 -06 t 5 Beautiful country sening. Standard Poodle, BK (F), 20 Must see to appreciate. Seth Thomas clock, wash months old, $150 OBO $325/mo. (614)595-7n3 Or stand, phonograph, scales, (740)645·2404 t-aoo- 799 . 4686 . glassware, glass Coke siQn. i:::F~~~--..., - - - - - - - - organs. oil lamps, misc.. 2 FOR SALE Immaculate 2 bedroom walnut show cases. ~--Oiii~ioT,;,;;ILii\iimii : -rJ apartment New carpet . & (740)992·4197 · cabinets, lreshly painted & M For sate or trade. 199t decorated, WID hookup. .~~ ~!S Mazda Truck 82200, 1991 ,.~ ..,.; Ford LTD, 1995 Dodge Beautiful country setting. Avenger. Call after 5 pm. Must see to appreciate. $400/mo. (614}595-m3 or Arch Steel Buildings- 740-446-3243 , -800-798-4686. canceled Orders & Aepos. I \In ! " I !'Pill \ - - - - - - - - Only 3 Buildings Left! ,\ 1 1\l ~ tiHh Middleport, 1 & 2 br. fur- 25'1134' & 30'x32'. Pay only nished apartments, no pets, . the balance. Call Now 866- am:---~;;,;;;;;;;;;;;~ deposit & references, 352·0469 FARI\-t (7401992·0165 , EQUIPI\1Ei>jJ Electric Scooter, Excellent ~--·tiiOiiiiilii._.l Modern 1 BR Apt. Call 446· co nd·1 · Made ·1n USA . 2000 JohnDeere Gator304· 11on. 3736 $ c _:....___ _ _ _ _ 700. aii74D--446-4167 675·2443afler 5pm Move-in special durin'g Cl allipolis Daily Tribune 6 foot Brush Hogg, 3 blades. November! $100 off deposit I · · b' d J J ISSues m m ers. en - une like new. $800 firm 304-675· 2BA Apts 6 mi from Holzer. 1939, July . Dec 1900, Jan . 2902 Some utilities paid. $400/mo June 1899. 740·367-0638 or - - - - - - -- - + Dep. 740-388-9343, 988- 208-v"134 WO Al l·s I ChaI mers Farm 6130 Tractor 45 HP w/ Sf! pole One Bedroom Art. for rent GET A STEAL ON type bush hog. $ 1750 OBO Syracusa 992 -4568 _. STEEL BUILDINGS! _74'!0::" ·36 -7-.05•96----, Aepos, Canceled Partially furnished apt. on Orders, No Reasonable f.JvEsro<x 2nd Ave. in Middlepon, $350 Offer Refuse d! Left ~ 3 a mo. plus utifities, depostt & ref. ph. (740)992-3987, leave 25X36, 35x44. Call Angus Bulls, bred heifers. a message must see to Today! Save Excellent Breeding. Top appreciate.. Thousands! 866·352- Performance. Priced ..:.:__ __;_____ 0469 R e a s o n a b 1y . Tara Townhouse Apartments, Very Spacious, 2 BedroOms, CIA, 1 1/2 Bath, Adun Pool & Baby .Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. No Pats, Lease Plus - - - - - - - - Security Deposit Required, -- floo 1 (740i446·3481. Sp aclous seco,...,.. r ap · - -- - - - - overlooking Gallipolis City Twin Rivers Tower is accept· Park and river. L.A. den, ing applications fur wailing large kitchen-dining area list for Hud-subsized 1· br with all new appliances & apartment,for ' · th~ cupboards. 38R, laundry · elderly/disabled call 675area, 2 112 baths.. $900 per 6679 Equal Housing month. Call 446·4425, or Opportunity 446-2325 Memory L_,_ _ _Goro; _ _ _ _,J ' like new American Signature living room set SOfa & loveseat are taupe colored with ornate pattern. Includes 3 large metal & glass top table s. $1000. 740446-1663 r Crossword BRIDGE • Owner pays water, sewer, (304)882·3017 Modern 1 Bedroom apt. Call 446-0390 F NEA UOOSEIIOIJ) "t!fts· ~~~~~, . S©ldkod ~~· 1AGAMI by CLAY I. POLLAN....;;..._____ WOlD O Rearran;e leners of the · four JCnimblod words below to form four simple word~ . MOSYTR BL Y0 B "A kiss," joked the mother to NU J E J E I 1-..,,,.,7...., -..,.,-.. , 6,....,,..9- L.-L.- -L. . ..J.L...J.L...J.L-...1. her daughler, "is jusl a pleasant reminder lhat two are ----- than -·-'' . O Comple111 the chuckle quoted. '. heads by fi!Jrng in the rnissmg words . you develop from step No. 3 below. It I' I' I' 1· I' I' I' I' 1 IIIIII III @ r::~:R~UM8ERED SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 11~ 6~ 0 1 Hangar - Jelly - Xenon - Encore - ANYONE "You must be heard when you_~xtend gratitude," lectured, "because silent gratitude isn't much good to ANYONE." grannr ARLO&JANIS TRU~, I DIDI.li' HAVE. OMMY Oil 6PUD 01~1.. 1 �Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Wednesday, November 7, 2007 www.mydailysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS • ALLEYOOP lo For rent. Three badrdom, one balh, eat-in kitchen, separate laundry room. anached garage, and fenced yard near Pt. Pleasant. 1 and 2 bedroom apartEllm View _ ments. furnished and unfurnlshed. and houses in Apartments Pomeroy and Middleport , security deposit required, no ·~& 3 bedroom apartments @95/mlh. plus deposit. Call pets. 740-992-22 18 • Central heat & AJC 504.531 .1 197 •Washer/dryer hookup • All electric- averaging $50·S60/month :________ _ 1 BR Ap f in Spring valley. WID Hookups. (7 40)3390362 ·:::::______ _ 2 bedrooms. living room , k ~che n, 1 bath, apartment have central air. Furnished with couch, cha1rs , washer, dryer, stove, microwave, beds. ,dinning tabl e and chairs $400 deposit. $450 a month call 304-862·2523 leave a message and numbar if not at home ,House for rent In Pomeroy. 4 -Bd Rm 2 bath al·r central · ·• · · ~eat. $525 per month. 740.sg1•3486 _ Off SA 141, 3BR , 2BA. appliances. basement, 1 car garage , $500/mo plus e1opos1t. (614)226-0859 MOBILE HOMI-li FOR REr•rr 141170 2 br. mobile home, $300, $250 deposit, total ~lectr ic, No Pets. (740 )742 . 2714 ::.::__:__::_:_:__::_:_ _ _ 2 BR Apt. 132 State Street Gallipolis. Ohio Call 740256-67 10 ' rooms & bath, range & 6 2 or 3 bedroom available. fridge fu rnished. Very Clean, Water & trash included. No in town. Call 441_0596 pets. 740-44 1-7033 Apartment lor rent, 1-2 ~--280 rm .;tlud app. homes Bdrm., remodeled, new carrent & deposit required. 740· pel , stove & frig ., water, 992-5639. sewer, trash pd. Middleport. all $425.00 No pels Ret. 3br Mobile Home Appliances furnished , requ1red. 740-843-5264 . including Washer & Dryer Apt. for rent! 3 Bd.,1 bath. In 304·593-4496 Racine. $725 all utilities pd.. . .Mobile Home Lots for Rent end two • two bedrooms tor Rent and one • ttvee bedrooms for Rent. $200 Deposit. Call 247-2099 or leave message. · Apt. for Rent. No Pets. 740992-5858. ~ountry SeHing located In ' - - - - - - - Aah1on WV, close to Beautiful Aptl. at Jackson Ashton Elementary 304· Estates. 52 WeStwood fi7&.2942 Drive. from $365 10 $560 . Equal 'frailer for rent , 3BR, 2 SA. 740-446-2568. ball367-7762 or 446-4060 Housing Opportunity.' This institution is an Equal Al\\lllMENIS Opportunity Provider and RHl REN'r Employer Close to college, 28R W/0 ,~1) upstairs apartment fur- hookup, stove, fridge furnished, 2br. (1) downstai rs ni shed. 740 -44t -3702 or apartment, furnished, 1br. In 740·286-5789 New Ha,en NO PETS 304- :________ _ 882 _2326 or 304 .882. 2793 CONVENIENTLY LOCAl· ED & AFFORDABLE! 1 & 2 Bedroom Apanments Townhouse apartments, for Rent. Meigs County, In and'or small houses · FOR town. ' No Pets. "oeposit Fl:ENT. Call (740)441-1111 Required, (740)992-5174 or lorapplication&intormatlon. (740i441-0110. Ellm View Large 2BA upstairs apt. Large co'ered dad<, close to · Apartments hospital, also 1BR. apts. Ret. • 2, 3 bedroom apartments & dep. required. 740-446- •Central heat & A/C .. 2957 •Washer/dryer hookup •Tenant pays electric r Card of Thanks THANK llQU ...- I ' For Gifts, Cards and Visits on my 90th BI"rthday -Celebration God Bless. Love Margaret Andrews ~======= - In it In In Loving Memory Memory Of My r the Lord took you home. There's not a day that goes by that I don' t think about you. I will always love you. __. 0 I r•o ACROSS Phillip I 10 1986 Toy ota P1ckup 4114, lrll!~--H~ o·M·E--., $1495; 1997 . Chevy Cavalier. $2500. Many more ~-biiiiiiPRiiiiOiiVEMENiiiiiioiii'.... S great deals. KC Auto . ., 1740i446-6 172 BASEMENT WATERPROOfiNG COOK MOTORS 328 Unconditional lifetime guar· Jackson Pike. Chev, Dodge. antee. Local referen ces fu rFord. GMC Full Size Trucks. nished . Established 1975. 5·10, Ranger. Focus, C'all 24 Hrs (740) 446,Stratus, Cavalier, lesabre, 0870 , Roge rs Basement Impala, Grand-Am and Waterproofing. other: Compare quality and price with warranty. 740- -W-a-nt-ed - ,- - - - - 446·0103 Alder I Wise Concrete Owner- Ri ck Wise r ., FO~R~c:!... 1 -,J L.~----....,..-Commercial buiJding "For Renr 1800 square feet. off stree1 Parking. Great localionl 749 Third Avenue In Gallipolis. Rent $300/mo. Call Wayne (404)456-3802 423 Second Avenue , Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . (_7_4__:01_446-_4_38_3_ _ _ _ Retail Space Appx 1.400 sq. ft , for rent/lease. 4th Street Point Pleasant WV 304675·3788 -------Have 2 Bell Pertect Mason 1/2 Pint Green Jars. Excellent $255.; Also Have 5 . Tubes of BB's Marked 'Wincheste~. Very Colorlul $75.00. 740-533-3870 IBM Comp. w/windows 95 $75. Punch bowl and cup set from Topes $50. Pressure canner $30. Skiers Edge & Nordic Tracl< abs $ 60. 3670638 or 208·0134 Rep&ired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call Ron E,_ns, 1· 800-537 ·9528. - - - -- - - NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar For Concrete, Angle, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains. Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, &am-4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. (740)446-7300 Stop & Compare space II~Ttil>AY MY month .. --- ..;:-.\ r- IS OUT Of GuHering (()~- / Seam!ess Gutlers Roofing. Siding. Gutte rs -~--,-~--­ Insured & Bonded 740-653-9657 fAStiiON. 90 Chevy Suburban , 350 V8, Auto. AC, Custom Interior, 304-675-5646 4pm-8pm BARGAINS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS BARNEY Hardwood Mlnetry And Fui'IWCIIN www.-benreeUablnlltl'y.cDill Harrah's Cherokee Club Caves -. Heal wave, bleed in purple, direct hit, Sin City & BroaciJand: Reg Angus BuMs- Prime cut, 878 lead on. foresight. In focus, new level & band· 0699 .. Australian Shepherd Pups. (7401245-5984, (740i6454833 & Tanger Outlet Construction • VInyl Siding • Replacement Windows • Roofing for Christmas Shopping RHl sALE ~------_.1 01 Hyundai Accent Hatchback. 5 speed trans, 65,3 10 miles, good condi· lion. needs catalytic corwerter. Asking $3200. Call 74070g.ro 39 . -------01 Red Neon, 4 cyl, AJC, 90,000 miles, automatic. $2600 OBO. 740~256·1652 or 256-1233 -------05 Chrysler 300 limited 36000 mi, MC, leather heat&d seats, 1 owner, garage Pole Barns 30x50x1 0 kept, loaded. 92 Lumina. $6,495 Free Delivery A/C, Cruise, tilt . all power, i9371718-1471 125,000 mi. 245-50 t 7 IN A MINUTE ' !! THE BORN LOSER ,.-t t:l(.C.II>E-1> TO 1<\1'-K£ f-1.11'\ 1\""' ,.-.,_H-\t>-T'!l TI-\1\T f>..LL l>.l!lOUT ? •Garages o Pole Buildings ~I L£1'-lT PAATI'l€:~! • Room Additions Owner: - ~ JamesKee-11 742·2332 Cherokee, North Carolina Chartered Coach • \\\ f'OI < I \ I Il l\ Auros 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 •Decks Mall SNUFF'('S FOUND YORE BUTTER AN' EGG MONEY, LOWEEZY !! HURRY AN' YOU CAN KETCH HIM REDHANDED!! Hill 's Sel f Stor·age J&L WHATA DEAl!! Transportation 12% All Stock Feed $10.50/100 Sunday, December 2, 2007 $11)5/person (double occupancy) $250/person (single occupancy) Staying at Hampton Inn Gladly accept cash, check, FINE! SWALLOW tT. TtiEN~ JtJ!>T G.ET IT bNIIIK 1 · fiR R<'..H! OllT OF YOU~R~~~t; KA,Cc.K .. _ Please .m ake all checks &MI'\P! -- payable to PVH Foundation Af'V'l._, ' LIMITED SPACES! To make reservations please call PVH Community Stanley Tree· (304) Trimming Relations, Ext. 675-4340, 1492 & Removal and Quality Work I Plumbing Roollng& Outler~ PEANUTS U· VInYl Siding A Ptlntlng P..lo •nd Poroh Dtckt 0311725 WELL, YOU wv References Available! V. C Cal_l Gary Stanley @ REACH 3COUNTIES 5~00LDNrT ~AVE YOUNG Ill 740~ 742-2293 I' ' I• " !II I ., I' I> ' .. , I I 'I' CLOSED YOUR E'I'E5 .. ~ ' ! 1; ht' I '1 'Ill"',. Ji'n-.tt_,,, W,l, j~.- I (to..-~ J j ~l ~~'I!JI/u.. L----------------------"u~~~~~~~~~---------------" .£( llJlJJL~- ! ~~ """"''IY".:JJII~~ ..... l COW and BOY remaining Hems from the Hrlhur Slusher estate from Pomeroy, Ohio le the lluctlon Center to he sold. 3 pc. maple BR suite. blue Queen Ann chair, J pc. oak cpffee table & end tabl es, lable & 6 chairs, metal desk. me tal tabl e & 2 chairs. drying rack , swing on steel frame, prim. wood tool carrier, wheat cradle, 2 Tonka Fire trucks, lunch bo>es, popcorn popp er, Griswald tobacco cutter, wooden bucket. butter molds, stirrups, bee smoker. goat yoke, draw knife, rug beaters, old set of scales , lg . iron keule. cast tron 3 fool keule, tea keule . #8 dinner bell. laundry s1ove. NYC RR l antern , carb ite l amps. early basket, w agon lamp, oil lamps. Place Your Paid Cla~~ified Ad In Wedne~day's Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Re~i~ter or Dally Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Marketplace! Slone jars. sev. Elt:ctrit: clocks, fruit jars, coal bucket, on e man saw, scv. crossc ut & h"and saws, hand tool s, I g. wooden plane co llection. nail kegs , old jacks, C cl amp s, blacksmith tools, Rugby dolt , 2 Blacksmith tubs. wooden ladders, cable, sev. come alongs, handles, icc. or check wilD . M ust ha ve hank unl e"~ known 10 Auction leucr of credir Company Free Eattmatea 740·367·0536 GARFIELD Manlay"'a . ... .........".,.. ., .._. ....... .............. Recycling ~~. l'M CUffiNG I:"'WN II 140-112-aM i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . li:tllll llllnllllt.M•11•• I ON C'ONUT!l r 0 0 • GRIZZWELLS Very large amount of antique too ls. YoU~ ~Itt" 1! · ~~ 1' 1\AD ~oF:"' ,..------ ~~ ~allipolis Jlail~ ~riiD!nr 140446-1341 imnt Jlrasant Rr~i~rr wwuydailylrib!Wom · ~ww.myd~lyreg~ter.com J04~i~·lJJJ The Dailv Sentinel 740-991-ms www.mvdailvienlinelxom • • SOWE SHOULD ALL .xJST GET ACOAL· ( POWERED PRIUS? 740·367·0544 ICIIflrCin•Pr-.J AUCTIONEERS NOTE; THE MO~E WE ELIMINATE THESE POLWTANTS WITHOUT SLOWING OU~ CAI1BON OUTPUT, THE WARMER OUII PLANET'S Gdi~G TO GET. Local Contractor ClbiJIIC IIIINirlln ...... w/kuuer. hay forks and much more. RICK PEARSON AUCTiON CO. #66 304-173-5447 OR 3()4·173-5785 Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Eleclric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions PIYIIIITIPPIICIS .. tongs, vises, com planter, tobacco setter, axe' s, old picks. grinding whee l & seat, sm. :lnvil AUCTION CONOUC1ED BV ASH A~O POLLUTANTS FROM FOSSIL FUELS MIX WITH CLOUDS AND BLOCK THE SUNLIGHT TO OUR PLAN~ CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION it the Huctlon Center an Rt. mason, WU. Due to lack of parking we IIGued the large collection of tools 6 WIS'RIS OUT OF 170NUf5 vine 48 Bikes' cousins 51 Uke always 55 Black-and· hem Donul yellow bird 26 Cake ¥ K 3 tK QJI0 7 6 5 4 • J 9 2 Use a crow"out" bar 3 KLM rival 28 Very angry 30 Oecompose 4 Web-footer! 31 Vic1orian, mammal e.g. 5 Get ac32 Col_dly quainlerl 33 Licorice !Ia· 6 Sidler! past 7 Bellow VOl 35 Beret 8 Springy 37 Golf coup 9 Tarboosh 38 Drawback 10 Sporty truck 39 One, IO 11 Esoorted ' Helmul 13 Desk 40 Small fry compart41 H111dtop ment 42 Doclrine 19 Part man, West North ahernatlve 5t Pass Pass Pass ¥ 6 With two plays, make the only one Often al lhe bridge lable you will be faced with an either-or predicament. Maybe you are undecided whel her lo win a trick or lo duck it. II you consider bolh options, yoo will probably realize which is lhe co rrect play - or that it does nol matter what you do. At rarer limes, lhoogh, you seem 10 have lwo choices, but only one will be correct. You ara South, lhe declarer in live dia.monds after East opened wilh a weak lwo-bid, showing a decent six-card suil and !HO high·card poinls. West leads his hearl six. Plan the play. AI first glance, ·you have only two losers: lhe r8d-suil aces. But if East is reliable, West must have slarled wilh a singlelon heart. So the defense is presumably going to start with a heart to lhe ace and a heart ruff. And since il is unlikely West will have lo ruff with a singleton diamond ace, lhat woold resull in your conlract being defeated. Is there any hope? Yes, Wyou smoothly drop your heart king under East's ace. Whal will Easllhlnk? · Thai you slarted wilh a singleton heart, not his partner. II he draws that conclusion, he will sure· ly shift to the spade jack. Then you win with your ace and play a lrump (II East had the ace, ha would have opened one heart). You ruff West's spade king, draw the last trump, and run tha clubs, discarding your second heart on lhe tlttrd one. (And .casl a glance loward Easl wh~n you pitch that hearl.j ·AstroGraph ceiver 22 Marbles 24 Fly 25 Garage squirter 26 Tot's wheels 27 Ndtch shapes 28 Sketch 29 Did a salon job 34 Tree36 Intending_ 42 Mini-map 43 lnnsbruck lOCale 45 Run in .. 47 Mouse cousin 48 Unruly crowd 49 Sierra Madre goltt 50 Jewelry · item 52 Deiry sound 53 Hi.fi component 54 Caustic substance · CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cel&brry Cr~er cryplograms rwe crnaled from (JJCtatOns ti~ famouspeop'e. past an:! p-esen1 · Eact1 1etter 1n thecp!ler Slands lOr a~::tiW Today's clue: Ysquels z "CII ALX WTAR HD FNDUDXRR HTA ALX NOAH LXCJA PCOFNOU . " VLNBL ALX CDU VHJIU C PCD VHJFR ALHTSLAR • CIGXJA HE RBLVXNAYXJ PREVIOUS SOLUTION~ " Polit~s. rt seems to me, for ... too long has been concerned with tighl or left inslead ol tighl or wrong.' - Richard Armour • 'liJur <tllrthdltY: Thured•Y. Nov. 8, 2007 By Bernice Bede Oaol You mav not be e~~:pecti n g any easy victories in the year ahead, and this actually could work to your -advantage. You'll get fu rther faster, because you'll be willing to - work hard without asking for breaks or e~~:pecling easy routes. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22} Whimsical objectives that have had no re turns may be replaced wiJh new goats. You'll realize hopes and expectations must be predicated upon realistic !actors. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.. 21) Ambitious goals can be gratified during this time lrame, provided you have both the patience and endurance to withstand any obstacles that stand in the way. CAPR ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - If you thin·k about It, a new development in which you get involved could be very similar to one you previously handled successlully. Follow th e same script you used before AQUAR IUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - You're apt to be more adroit than ever at handling arrangements that could be quite me8ninglul to you linancially. Just make sure that you are the one who calls all the shots. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) - In making an unselfish decision that is likely to be more beneficial to someone else th an to you, y~u'll place yourself in th e position to receive many calls to partner on other opportunities. ARIES (March 21 -April 19) - Your past performances may be called into scrutiny in order to evaluate whether or not you're equipped to handle a present job ol some substance. The appraisal couk! be impressive. . TAURU S (April 20-May 20) - The very person who co uld help you in a maner ol some Importance may be found . among your social acquaintances. Don't hesitate to contact this person lor his or her assistance. GEMINI ~May 21-June 20) - Before you get invotved in another large endeavor, it is important that you finish what you already have on the table. Once cleared up, you can concentrate totally on your new goal. ' CANCER (June 21-July 22) - A social relationship can be established when you ere reintroduced to• someone under differenl circumstances from when you met belore. You'll see a different person In each other. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You shOu ld be able to make lmpro11ements in ways that could bring in some larger paychecks for you down the line. 11 may not be Impressive initiaHy, but it should grow steadily in time. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept . 22) - If you are displeased with your life at the moment, today may offer you a way to make a chanQe that will be more gratifying end rewa rd in ~ . Follow where events lead. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0CI. 23) -A change in conditions could have a significant effect upon tho1le linanclal affairs that haven't been doing too well for you lately. You'll know what to do when things start to move. SOUP TO NUTZ tem 27 Relax, with East neutral part machine 1 Kind of sys- 20 Image re· Ching" South • A South • BIG NATE credit cards and money orders o Auction S'UIT ship 14 Erase 15 HaH·ohell tory 46 Climbing choice t$11:1 4 3 Opening lead ; per 44 Rummy vic· 17 Airport info 56 Dismal 18 Loop lrains 57 Infant' s 19 Teelh-<:hat· wear 1ering sound 58 Get hitched 21 Gob of bubquick blegum 23 " - Te DOWN 2¥ for $90 Love, Coke Auction Puzzle 43 First-down yardage 1 - salts 6 Good look 12 Ready 10 16 Dealer. East Vulnerable: Neither 200 I Ford Ranger 4x2, XLT, Air Condition $5,000 304· 675-5906 Casino r10 , 140·992·1671 in this Friday, November 30, 2007 to JET AERATION MOToRs Remodeling .Advertise !rom home using a compul· er. Up to $500.00 to PT/FT 1989 Chevro let Suburban $1 ,500 00 454 motor. tuel injection, www.Homelncom e4-U.com www.slaterunangus.com, (740)286·5395 II~ .. 10 7 5 2 MONTY • New Ho11'es 1:5 yrs. Exp. Free Estimate5 S L---FOI{iiiirliAoiiL-E- , . J 1994 Chevy 1500 PU. Auto, PJC. 54500 OBO. Call 740446·931 5 • Complete CIISlllm• 740-992-5929 740-416-1698 ~rilil5!'""-~----, 29 Serious People to Work TRUCK..'\ 400 trans. 410 a11le ration. r--;;;-::-=-;---;--:--:-:;-, very clean, inside like new. This truck was built to Tow. on Loaded 304 -675-5934 SAVINGS 'Garages North lt-07-o7 " 9 6 2 • J 8 72 • 9 8 "' A K Q 6 · East West • J 10 8 •KQ 7 54 3 .. 6 " A Q tO 9 54 t A 2 • 3 RIIERT IISSEll All type s of concrere r Office space, utilities paid , Its ' been a long lonely year since r -RHI~AU 92 Dodge Spirit 83000 01 Dodge Durango. Heated miles, ' good cond, minor le.ather Seats. 4WD, dark repairs needed. 4500 080. ~ue . 99000 mi $7500 OBO. 446-7820 740-992-3639 aves only. 95 vw Jetta t 92,000 miles. r • MOTORCYanl A/C, 40R, Auto, Exc. Cond. L~...i4i.WiiiHiiEiiUl!S Eiiii--_.l$1500 OBO 740 - ~ 367.0596 2006 Honda Gold Wing AKC Golden Retrie~Jer pups $4,000 in accesso ries. Paid 2 males 16wks, Shots & 99 Monte Carl o, $2500; $24 ,000 new--$ 19,600. Call wormed, $300 304-273- 1997 Chevy Blazer, has 740-367-7129. 2066 or 304-48 1-0208 small dent in tender, $2 100; ' I J{\ II I ' 1997 Dodge Str8tus. $1 995; tit Husband Bobby E. Dill Swim Spas Arrived! Save $:$$Tiki Tubs Hot Tub Outlet Closeouts available. Ashland, KY 606-929-5655 Monahan Furniture. New trash Sofa&love Seat $400. (304)882·3017 Queen size flippable pillow top only $429 _95 _202 Clan.. • Chapel Rd. Bidwell, Oh ),( AKC lab puppies 5. 45614 . 740 _388- 0173 _ M:F Choc, 2 Black, 12 weeks old, wormed & Shots $200 9_4 Sat 9.3 each 304 -675-18S4 - -- - - -- - Whirlpool bath tub w/ 10 jets Furnished upstairs 3 rooms $300, 6 ft vanity .$250, 1 CKC Reg. Min. DachShund arld bath. Clean, no pets, . commode $40, Mayt::1g dish- pups a 1/2wKs old, wormed. deposit req. 740-446-1519 washer $200 , All in new shots&dew claws removed. cond. 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OMMY Oil 6PUD 01~1.. 1 �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www~mydailysentinel.com Baseball general managers . d . ta t I recommen IDS n rep ay RONALD BLUM Wednesday, November 7, 2007 Findlay upsets osu in exhibition COLUM BUS (AP) Marcu' Parker scored 18 points to lead Findlay · to a 70 -68 vtctory over Ohto State on Tuesday ni ght, the second time in a week a Division II sc hool beat a Bi·g Ten team in an ex hibition game. . On Saturd ay. Grand Valley State beat No. 8 Mi ch i gan~! lie. the conference presea;,on favorite, 8582 in double overtime. The Bi g Ten made headlines this way to start the foothall season when then- No. 5 Michigan lust 34-32 to Appalachian Sta!e from the Football Championship Subdtvtston. Jamar Butler hit a 3-pointer with I :52 left to bring the Buckeyes, · who have one starter back ' from the team that lost to Florida in the national championship game in March, witfiin 7067. He later maue a free throw . with 4 seconds remammg to pull the Buckeyes within two points, but Ohio State was unable to regain possession as time expired . . Morgan Lewis had 15 . poi nts and Josh Bostic added 13 for the Otlers. Butler finished with 22 points and Kosta Koufos added 20 for the ·Buckeyes in their final exhibition game. They open the regular season on Nov. 12 a~ainst Wisconsin-G reen Bay tn the NIT Season Tip-Off. Freshmen Greg Oden, Mi.ke Conley Jr.. and Daequan Cook all left Ohio State after last season for the NBA. " I don 't think there i' a significant impetus toward destroying what has been ORLANDO, Fla. 150 years of the human Eiaseball could soon have a aspects of baseball," he said. new position: replay judge. Television replays can be Genera I managers recomused for nn1ny calls in the ttlended for the first time NFL In the NBA. they are Tuesday that instant replay in is getting it right." Chicago often used to. determine be used to help umpires on White Sox OM Ken whether players get shots otf boundary calls - whether WilliattlS said. "It will be a before time expires. In the ~otemiai . home runs are fair lot easier and less time to get NHL, replays are applied to or foul , whether balls go over that right than some of these check whether pucks cross fence s or hit the tops and arguments tha t ensue when a goal lines. In gmnd slam tenbounce back , anu whether call is disputed." nis, replays can be used to Go~dell not shortening season-long suspension for Pacman fans interfere with possible Replay eventuall y would ascertain wl1ether balls are in homers. Bv TERESA M. WALKER Associated Pre ss seeking Feb. 19 in which. police have to be approved by the or out. - The proposal ,was union s for players and AP sPoRTS wRITER comment from Jones' attor- accused lones of inciting a s'olomon likened this to the · approved by a 25-5 vote. umpires, and possibly in a NHL model. He said the neys. fijlht inside that led to a There was no specific time vote by owners. NASHVILLE, Tenn. Goodell had promised · tnple shooting outside that GMs' technology committee frame on when such a system NFL commissioner Roger Jones' case would he left one man paralyzed. ''It's very important that we felt that the best method might be put in place. du get Bud's agreement on would be to have all · '(ideo Goodell told Titans corner- reviewed after Tennessee's . Jones was arrested on two "We've taken the tirst step. thi s," Solomon said. "He fed to a central location to be back Adam "Pacman" Jones 1Oth game of the season. He felony counts of coercion in The question will be now, seemed to be softer, at least, in April to sit out the 2007 met with Jones last Friday June after dropping an season. On Tuesday, the _ two days before the appeal of his NFL punishwhat do we do?'' said Jimmie on the consideration of the judged. "A phone call would go to com missioner informed Titans' eighth game. ment. lee Solomon. exeCutive vice subject lately. I would not consider him an advocate of that person. and that person president for baseball operaJones he still hasn't changed But the Titans, who have Jones said in interviews tions in the commissioner's instant replay. He will have would have all the available his mind. replaced their best· defensive since his suspension that he angles that the network feed office. "We have glacier-like 10 be convinced." Jones had met with the player, had been expecting felt he was · being treated Bob DuPuy, baseball's provided. and then make that commissioner last week in the suspension to stand. unfairly and that the punishmovement in baseball, so I'm hopeful that we can at least chief operating ofticer, said it call," he said. "We would New York, pleading for "As we have said all ment was harsh. start meaningful discussions would be an "aggressive time have limits on it and there some leniency and an early through this process, we To keep himself busy, he ~bout it. I think that this will frame" to have replay in would be some type of. penalreturn. But the cornerback understood the suspension signed a contract with Total ties if a person tried to, if a whose biggest community d Nonstop Action Wrestling. be something we' II have to place nelll year. service was bur;ing was for a year and ma e But the Titans got an injunc''There 's a Jot that's going team tried to go beyond those io very deliberately on.'' . . k . . · d h. h · 1 A preparations to move our · 1 1 Solomon said the next step to have to be studied with limits." wrest mg uc ets or t anta team forward without Adam tmn that 1tmlle ts p ystca contact . to prevent any Solomon said if. replay students to watch him at a will be to speak with com- regard to the technology. pay-per-v1ew event last Jones," the team said in a injuries. Jones ' contract with regard to when you couldn't be put it place for missioner Bud Selig, who .dn't statement. "We will contind d tl 'th TNA dl month opposes the use of replays woulu use it, with regard to the start of next season, it Goodell. convonce ue to monitot his situation ~~de t~~ce~Jsh~i\le-based but said last month he was how it could get implement- was possible it could make · The commissioner told and will address hi s future company did not renew the willing to let GMs examine ed," he said. "I don't think its debut in the postseason. Solomon also said that to Jones his suspension will when he is reinstated by the deal. the issue. If Selig gives the it's likely, frankly, that all of His legal problems still go,ahead, Solomon and the that could be accomplished speed up games, baseball last through this season, commissioner. " the Goodell originally sushaven't been resolved. which would include staff in the commissioner's over the course of the next was considering limiting Jones faces a Nov. 27 when a hitter could step out playoffs if the Titans (6-2) pended Jones in April for office would draft a detailed several months." qualify. violating the league's perhearing in Las Vegas. A replay proposal that GM.s He suggested that it could of the batter's box between "He will be eligible to sonal conduct policy. At t(le felony count of obstruction could vote on . when they be tested during spring train- pitches, restricting the numthe ttme, Jones had been arrestin Georgia recently was begin working out at gather next month ~t the win- ing or next year's Arizona ber of times a player could ter meetings in Nashville, Fall League. He also didn't visit the mound , and limiting Titans' facility following the ' e<;J ftve limes. smce the postponed until March, and Tenn. see a wider use of replay than the number of players conclusion of the team's Tttans drafted h11n wtlh the a public intoxication and season," the league said in a sixth overall pick in the disorderly conduct charge in "All anybody is interested ·what OMs recommended. · allowed to visit the mound. statement late Tuesday after- 2005 draft. Tennessee from August noon. The suspension followed a 2006 was revived and postMessages were left by The Las Vegas strip club fight poned until January. BY AP BASEBAll WA ITER Comeback with Browns slowed for former Pro Bowler Bentley BEREA (AP) LeCharles Bentley will not play this season for the Browns. Cleveland's center, who has yet to play for his hometown Browns because of a serious knee injury, will remain on the reserve/phy sically unable to perform list; the team said on Tuesday. The decision means Bentley is not eligible to practice or play for the remainder of this season. The Brown s · remain liopeful that Bentley. a t\vo-time Pro Bowler wi lh New Orleans, will eventually resume his NFL career with them. : ''As we've said all along , we want to give LeCharles the best opportunity for a successful return." Browns general manager Phil Savage said in a state ment. "It is our belief that allowing him to co'ntinue his rehabilitation in preparation for 2008 training . \amp is the best w~y to do that." Savage said Bentley, who wi II turn 28 on Wednesday, has made significant physical pmgress since July . Bentley signed a sixye ar, $36 mi II ion free agent 'contract on March I I, 2006, with the Browns. His dream of playing in front of family anu friends ended quickly, though , when he tore his left patellar tendon on the first fullcontact play . of training camp that year. He hasn 't ;;o CENTS • \'ol. !)7, ~'f,. SkVIine Speedwav 3/8 Mile Clay Oval· 4 Mites Off Rt. 50, 12 Mites East of Athens on CO. RD. 53 AI Stewart, Ohio Owner: Billy Jarrell Ra~e Day Ph: 740-662·4111 Week Day Ph: 304-542·8322 "Footllllls Fun'' Saturdav. Nov.10, 2001 New Early Start Times: Gatos Open at2 PM Raclng at 5 PM Also Racing Nov. 17 if conditions permit Please call before you make the drivel Late Model~- $1,500 to win, $175 to start 410 Winged Sprints· $1,500 to win, $200 to start All other classes: AMRA Modlfleds, Pure Stocks, Outlaw Streets, Mini-Wedges, Four Cylinders General Admission S15- Pits $30 RACING TIL THE SNOW FLIES SAT NtGHT~IN 2007 Call before you come • J~ outlast Cavs. BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM SeePage 81 MIDDLEPORT - With voters' approval of a new three-mill levy, Middleport Village Council will likely co nsid er hiring new police officers early in the new year. After two un success ful tries, council succeeded Tuesday in passing a levy to replace one defeated a year ago. Council emphasized the imminent need for the levy t.o supplement its general fund budget, which pays for police department, · mayor's office and income tax operations. Collection of the levy's proceeds will begin in January. It is expected to ge nerate approximately $50,000 per year. The loss of proceeds from the previous levy has resulted in a loss of $30.000 per year. Rae Moore, chairman of the village finance commit- Piecing together 0BITUARIFS Page AS • Glenn Evans, 84 • Robert Ohlinger, 66 tha t It I I I• ! > ' I ..· ~ ,,. d" .• ,· . &<I' "' 'l Ill .. tee. said the commillee wi ll department budget in Proctor will assume an open likely recomm end that January. counci l position in January, council hire an additional There will be new leader- and Shawn Rice. who was • two pl,llice otlicers. ship in the village when a appointed to cnunql earlier "There will be . discus- budget is adopted for 2008: this year. will begin hi' own sions about how the add i- Mayor · Sandy lannare lli' s elected term. tional revenue is spent, but I term of office ends this vear, Two other members of expect that additional police and she w iII be succeeued · counc il are new thi s vear. staff will be at the top of the by Michael Gerlach. who Craig Wehru ng replaced li st," Moore sa id was uncontested in Jeff Pecklwm, who re signed .Wednesday. Tuesday's election for the his position. and Moore appropriated mayor 's position. Co unci I replaced her husband, $470,403 based on anticiCouncil President Ferman. who died in pated revenue for the year. Stephen Houchins will also October after nearly two Council appropriated retire from village·service at years of service as finance $273,000 into the police the end of the year. Julia chairman for I he council. " -~ • ' ' .. . ; . (; .. BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - Piece by piece the retaining wall near the new bridge construction is being locked in place, slowly revealing the decorative, concrete designs. As of now "Ohio" can be seen on th~ Pomeroy end of the wall while on the opposite end the beginnings of what appears to be scenes from life along the river are taking shape. · Preceding "Ohio" qA. ihe W!!fl wiU be "Pomeroy" and an image of the state of Ohio with a sfar denoting the bridge's location. The designs are poured into concrete and are anchored to the wall in sections. Also appearing on the wall will eventually be scenes of life along the river, including landscapes, a riverboat, kids PleiSe see Wall. AS Both Sergent;photo "Ohio" reveals itself on the decorative retaining wall near the bridge. Soon "Pomeroy" will appear on the wall as well as scenes etched in concrete denoting life along the river. Submitted photo Meigs High School advanced chemistry students, left to right, Bradley Jones, Katie Doczi and Melissa Giueser operate the blown film extrusion machine in the plastics engi(leering lab at' Shawnee State University to learn about how plastics are made. , WEATHER . Tllelerks Fuel Saver Package 83695 or lass •• , .......... 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Pictured (from left) Jerry and Jackie Harsh . Kathy Thomas. Bob Buck, Debbie Buck, Julie and Claire Howard. The Buck family accepts the check on behalf of the foundation as well as granddaughter and niece Gwe~ Mouat who has PA. •n u llltlmllllll• n•••rw•r """·'"~ d;lil~'~ntiiwl.<·onl Tlll ' I{SllAY, NOVEI\11H.R H, 20117 ';'(o Moore: Additional police top finance 'wish list' SPORTS • Local churches participating in ·National Donor prog~~ Page .A3 • Du 'ron to speak at SeniorBEAT See Page A3 • Family Medicine: 'Walking pneumonia' relatively mild fonn of :disease. See Page A& • Southern FFA :members attend convention. See Page A6 · .• Students donate school supplies. See Page A6 • River City Players plan musical revue. See Page A7 ·• 'Copacabana' at . RVHS this Saturday. ·See Page A7 • National. Patient Transport Week. See Page AS - Lodge honors· Theiss, As. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohiu INSIDE played since. Following surgery to repair the tendon, a staph infection attacked the knee and Bentley needed three more surgeries. Bentley has said th~t doctors considered amputating his leg. Before this season, . the Browns placed Bentley on the phy sically unable to perform li st to give his surgical)y repaired knee more time to heal. . Big Bend Girl Scout Diary; A2 A7 B Section AS © 2007 Ohio v~ Pubtl.ohlng Co. MIDDLEPORT Although their upcoming dinner theatre production of "Hooray For Hollywood" is first and foremost on their minds, the River City Players have also taken time to pay it forward and recently donated to a worthy cause. The RCP took some of the proceeds from its last show, "Seussical the Musical," and donated them to the Propionic · Acidemia Foundation of Ohio. In fact, the RCP donated to the tune of $2,000 and dedicated their show to Gwen Mouat who is living .with the rare disorder. Please see Donation. A5 MHS students learn. about plastics engineering BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAI LY SENTINEL. COM described his experience with the Meigs student s as being '·a lot of fun." "They were able to run the extruder. the injection molder and we did some material test in g with them . Also. we were ahle to do Some . 3-D drmvinu~ with them through a CADD ,oftware program and work on a mold !low program which simu lates the injection molding process:· he said. Miller auv isecl the Silldents that the plastics industry is one of th e fastest growi ng in the United States, the top nonagricultural industry in Ohio, and Shawnee State is the only four-year university in the stale offerin g a bachelor 's degree in plas- POMEROY - The 12 Meigs High School student s in the advanced chemistry class of Morgan Bragg at · Meigs High Sc.hool spe11t Friday at Shawnee State University where they spent time learning about plastic engineering and the careers offered in that field. Going from Meigs High were Jake Barnes, ;falisha Beha, Katie Doczi , Meli ssa Grueser, Seth Johnson, Brad Jones. Chelsey Noel, Casey Smith, Aaron Story, Alex·a Venoy, and Cassady Wilford . They traveled by bus and were accompanied by their chemistry teacher. 'Following a tour of th e facility and a luncheon, the tic!\ engineerin g. students went into the lab "Clothing. fun]\lure . wh ere they learned how . automobile s. prnuuct pack plastics are made. molded Gwen Mouat, center, is pictured with members of the and tested for use . Dr. aging and thousands of "Seussical " cast. The recent musical was dedicated to her Larry Miller. associate pro- products are made with plastics - everything from and portions of the proceeds were donated towards research fessor of ssu ·s plastic for Propionic Acidemia. a rare disorder Gwen was born with. e ngineering technology. Please see Students. AS . 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